5 10 157 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8c29a45f97a085ee843cc86d544c65de.pdf aa5ece941ed9d7e9c34a20017acece00 PDF Text Text % FIRST ANNUAL CONTEST RULES • 20 football game* thin weekend are placed, on* In each ad on thla page. Indicate winner tar writing In the name of team oppoalt* the advertUer*a name In the Entry Blank, No acorea. Juat pick winner*. • Pick a number which you think will be the high* eat number of point* aeored by any on* team on thla page and place thla number in the apace pro* vided in Entry Blank. Thla will be uaed to break tie*. • One entry only to each conteatant. Entries must be brought to the office of thla paper or poetmarked no later than Friday Noon, November 6. FREE CASH PRIZES will be awarded each week (in accordance with Contest Rales at right) as follows: 1st PRIZE: *15; 2nd PRIZE: yiO) trd PRIZE 15. Nothing to Buy. Nothing to Pay. No Obligation. THIS PAGE WILL APPEAR EACH TUESDAY DURING THE FOOTBALL OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK NO EMPLOYEE OF THE SANFORD HERALD OR MEMBER OF HIS FAMILY IS ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE. SEASON. My Name In .......... ........... You Can Rely on the INTEGRITY, EXPERIENCE and FAIR DEALING Beggarly Appliance Center Bee Crumley Agency... .... Day ’a Nit* G rill............. U. af Fla. Gem V ever WIOD SUPPLY. INC. A N C I E N T AGE S E A G R A M ’S “ 7 $w * W Mws W ler 111.71 9 <£a/is W jdjvum *ut George a Tavern .....- ......... — HID Lumber A Supply------ .... Gregory Lumber — .....— McKee Meter C o .......- ...... .. lake Monroe In n ..... .— ...... .. Ted Wiliam* Hardware Co. .. Burger King .......—...........— Berry’* Warehouse Furniture No*Hl Bottling Co. ............. ... Wall Plumbing A Heating —... Pkilipw Citlee Service.........CarroTa Furniture ..........—. McRoberta Tire Supply ------Sewkarik Glam A Paint ....... 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MARYLAND VS NAVY Football Contest Editor SAN FO RD HERALD SHSVICK” Sanford, Florida Wlnneru of laat week’s conlrM: A TIE FOR FIRST PRIZE — TED BARKER. 110 Oakland Drive, and K. C. CAMP. BELL. 2434 Myrtle Ave„ receive 912.50 each. A TIE ALSO FOR THIRD PRIZE — NANCY SUTTON, and JENNY LYNN YOUNG, both at 813 Rosalia Drive, receive 92.5o each. FA KENTUCKY VS VANDERBILT ARKANSAS VS RICH See “ Shorty” ri a ^ te keep yoar Phillips S feat, ceailtwb TED W ILL IA M S HARDWARE PA 2*3494 TAAKA VODKA 109 N. Palmetto Ave aervtcef PHILLIPS C IT IE S SERVICE Check ’em at CORBY’S car purring — Dll products IJ k j n p m ^ a a d efficient nechsaJcal week. R. 15th St. Bob Crumley Agency t Haair M U . Headquarters for U*HAUL Trailers 5024 2600 Orlando Drive 17 * 92 — ut the Cloverleuf MICHIGAN STATE VS PURDUE »wial Headquarter* For • MERCURY LINCOLN • ENGLISH FORD EDSEL CI.EMSON VS DUKE ca*e price*. HARRY'S BAR and PACKAGE I S. Park Ave. j.’A 2“The Brand* We Have Will IMeawe You. 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FA GEORGIA TECH VS NOTRE DAME �i #>J^ trapps Defeats W arner For City Commission Post School Millage, Trustees S' Approved In Balloting *1 3 1 1 ^ ^ m tfn rft I f y t m i b • WEATHER: Partly cloudy and alightly VOL. XLtX United Prroa im J. H. "Jimmy" Crnppe, a laat-rainuU entry Into tha City Commission race in Group 2, won tha aaat from ineumbant Merle Warner by a 899 to 264 vote yeaterday In the b lffw t turnout of voter* in any Sanford off-year election when only a aingle race waa contented. Voters gave Crappn a majority of about three to one an I,l€8 east ballots at City Hal. tonight and tomorrow. High today, 7540. Low tonight. 60*65. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1969 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 556 Predictions had boro that Warner would retain Mm aaat by lAat seme margin. Earl Higginbotham, got a tine vote of confidence as ha received tot voter sRhough unopposed tor the Group 1 rota Pinion past. Robert K in a gat to write-in voice for tha Grant 1 aaat and If others got alagta votes. Tha 1.139 ballots aaat represented •bout J* per cent af tha registered voters af ganford and topped last year's number of I,1M balloti when seven sendIdatee eought a seat. City Clerk Henry Tamm turned ihe ballot boxes over to the City Commission at noon for the official canvass and certification. Crapps will b« staled on the ram mission January g when War­ ner'* term ends. County voters overwhelmingly endorsed an eight mill school levy sod the three unopposed school board trustees tor another term. An official vote canvass today rsvsaled that MM votars spprov•d the school millage, while seven voted against it and II others voted for reduced millage. Supt. of Schools R. T. Milwee reported today that the millage voted upon by the county will be reduced by the school board at their nest regular meeting Nov. County Adopts 11 M ills Levy A s Tentative Taxation Rato Tax Bills May Bo Ready tFor Mailing By Dec. 15 County taxpayer* got an indication yeaterday of a drastically revised miltage rate this year as the county com­ mission adopted a motion which called for a tentative rate of 11 mills for the operating budgets. This figure is subject to change, but calls for 5.35 mills for the general budget, five for schools, and .66 for payment County Drainage tlillage Levy Study Is Urged County Comm lesion Chairmen John Krider urged the board of commissioners yeaterday to act n s the need for a county wide aralnege program and aatobliihraent of a mttlage levy to get funds to carry on the program. Krider told the board that In hie district alone, moot of the money la going toward drainage pro­ blems Instead at building up roads. Other oommlaaleaera agreed and M aid they had the aetoe problem. w Commissioners have hew pla­ gued wttb requeets foe rehabilitat­ ing nearly W sallee of drainage ditches. "It isn’t the purpose of the roed and bridga funds to drain private property," Krider eaid. He added that in every area In the county there appears to be a drainage problem and the eoly « otution "aeema to be a drainage » v y ." Krider asked that a countywide committee be eat up with each commissioner ns mint a member In the committee. The commission agreed to name those who will serve on Ibe a mi tie* at their nest meeting. TV Star Disappears UOD (UP1) - Evelyn ^ HOLL' LLtWOC udie,, t-year 9-y*ar-old television alar, disappeared from her family boms early today after breaking into her piggy hank and taking 111*. NEW YORK (UPI) —Stock pri cei at 1 p. m.: J3S American Alrltnei tIH American TAT IM American Tobacco Bethlehem Steel .. M s t m * S3'4 to C A O ................ Chrysler ............. ••••**•* •* W Curtiss • Wright ................ 29-’ « DuPont .......... .................. 237'* Eastman Kodak ............t.. N Ford Motor ... .................. 9tVi General Electric.................. II General Motors ................. S2H Its Graham • Paige................. Inti. TAT ........................... 37'4 4D« Lorillard ........................... Minute Maid ...................... Penney .............................. III !V» Penn. RR ................ . Royal American ................ 4 titk Sears Roebuck ........... Standard Dll (MJj ........... tlth Sludebaker . . ................... M's U. S. Steel .................... 99<i Westlngliouse El.................. US’ s News Briefs T-* ' Travel Itinerary May Gist O ff Lhfftt-' PUPI.ARVILLK, Mia*. (UPI)— T>)* white men who lynched Negro rape suspect Mack Charles Parker last April were almoat certain todny of escaping punishment by the state. A reliable source told United Press International that the Pearl Hiver County grand jury of 19 white men simply ignored Ihe Lynch case during its two-day deUberaUona, which recalled Tues- 12. • Alia J IF* V 4 tl \ ' ■ < [ .o.aw.iv—wai.i-,1 iMAKiNU IT OFFICIAL in thin canvass of the bullotn of the City Commission nice. The City Commissioners and Mayor Al Wilson certified the vote ut a noon meeting. Commissioner Robert Brown, Mayor A. L, Wilson, Karl Hifftfinbothatn, Joe Baker, Merle Warner and City Clerk Henry Tamm are shown opening the ballot boxes. "Although wo had lint adver­ tised for eight mills we feel w* won't need M now, "Milwee said, adding tint the value of non-ex­ empt properly in the county will make the reduction possible. The official canvass ravaaled also that votars approved the two mills tor tha building and bus reserve fund with 1.293 In favor of the two mills and 397 against Threo acbool trustees running unopposed veer* R. F. Cooper, who pollod 1,900 votes; Jim Hlrkemeyer, 1.401 and Roy Mann, 1,341. Seminole County voter* backed the reapportion meal amendment by a mora than 2-1 margin, al­ though tha controversial amendment waa defeated ever tha Mato, With only 2,979 persons voting, 1,103 approved the a mead meat and 973 were against it. Mrs, Camilla Brace, supervisor of registration, Mamed tha poor turnout at voters on ’ Indifference to ae important iasua." Mrs. Bruce reported that 12,3u0 person* were eligible to vote to this off-year election. Official* lermad the reappurIionment defeat a setback for Seminole County, If the amendment had passed the county wouki have bad Us own senator toataad of sharing on* with Brevard County, Rep. Mack Cleveland Jr., said "I'm disappointed that it didn’ t pais, but lb* county delegation was gratified by tiie good ma­ jority of Seminole County voters who put our county on record as approving R." Cleveland said "this may be the last opportunity for Florida to have anything close le real re appon ion ment." l>f the absentee ballots cast, 14 favored the amendment and on* was against it. Following is s precinct by -prerinct tally of ihe voting: No. I—129 (or and 193 against No. 2—It for ami 19 against No. 3—479 for and 132 against No. 1—29 for and 21 against No. 3—31 for and 39 against No. 0—34 for and 30 against No. 7—20 for and 19 against No. 9—72 lor xml 39 against No 9—109 for and 33 against No. 10—79 fur and 33 against No. It—HO fur and 49 against No. 12—2a for and 17 agaiilsl No, 13—23 for ami 9 aga m No. M—170 for and 73 against No. IV—33a for amt 131 against No. 10—43 for and H against. U.S. Troops Guard Canal Zone Border „ B ln After Anti-American Riots Break Out BALBOA, Canal Zone (U P l) - seriously endangered relations be­ U. S. Army troops equipped with , tween Ihe two countries. WASHINGTON (UPI)—PraalIt was the wort! anti-American machtnrguns and mortars guarddent Eisenhower today announced •d the borders uf the Canal Zone violence in Panama In mora than plans for a historic personal trip 3o yeari. to nine countries In Europe, Asia today against any new invasion i Canal Zone Gov. William K. and the Middle East next month. attempt by mobs of anti-Ameri­ Potter requested the Army lake The President told his new con­ can nationalist Irum 111* Panama nver enforcement of law and or ference he will leave Dec. 4 and Republic, der after hard-pressed police had visit Italy, Turkey, Pakistan, A f Rioting nalkinaltats in Panama spent more than five hour* fend ghanlstan, India, Iran, Greece, d*y. City Tuesday ripped to shreds ing off rock-hurling, cursing Pan­ France and Morocco. the U, 8. Embassy llag, smashed amanian youth*. This was a far more extensive Warning Rejected windows In U. S. Agencies, burned The demonstrator* werr infur­ Itinerary than originally indicated. HER LIN (UPI) - A Soviet em­ automobiles ami stoned U. S. iated when police relused them The tour will take 2<w weeks. bassy spokesman disclaimed re­ Canal Zone guards. The U. S. permission lo rarry tha PanamanKisenhower said be hoped that sponsibility today for any East consulate in Colon at the Atlantic by this trip he would build, par­ German flag! that may fly in Wait end of the 30-inile wide isthmus ticularly in Asia, a better under, Berlin on the Nov. 9-9 anntver- also was attacked. standing of the United States, sary of the Bolshevik revolution Troops kept the rioters out of and—at all points of his jet plana The statement appeared to be an Ih* Canal Zone itself. journey—good svilt for U)t Unit­ indirect rejection of an American The viulencr erupted during ed Stales. warning to Ihe Soviets against al­ what was billed by its .qvonvir— lowing East German Communists former Foreign Minister Aquilmu to raise Ihe flags over West Rer­ Boyd—as a "peaceful invasion" TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The un elevated railway stations Ibis of the tone to "reaffirm Pana­ State Legislative Investigating manian sovereign!)" mrr the weekend. canal tone, leased to the i ntied Committe today returned it* longStolen "in perpetuity" in I9«J. delayed investigation of enmmuPort Possibility U. S. Ambassador Julian E’ vk tii'in In the Flurida NAACP. QUINCY (UPI) - The Gadsden Commitlec counsel Mark Hawes Harrington delivered a sir mgly County Commission is expected to worded proteal nole lo the I’ aita of Tampa said Tuesday the com­ authorise a 910,OU) study Nov. | man!an foreign mlniilery against mittor has the name* of 100 preHi in determine feasibility of crest thr "unwarranted desecration" of nil and past Communists, each Company conceded it "did suggest ing a shipping post here. The comIhe American (lag He said Ibis of whom "was under direct mders numerous ways in which the pro mission Tuesday tentatively lo infillrale and iniLi'nce the grams could be improved hut rig awarded Uircontrict to the Jack- | NAACP," ging was not one of them." aonville engineering firm of ftryTiir commitlee has -aubprnacd "Pressure from a sponsor tn do nolds, .Smith and Hills. The survey ID wiinc.ssrs, inrluding nearly all a better job did not give quii expected to Uk* two years, inof llir Negro group's top official* program producer* a license lo dudes a study of the Apalachicola hi ) loihfa. cheat," the lipstick and fingernail River above and below Jim Wood­ Tho*e suhpenard were Rev. A. ruff Dam. polish maker declared. I.run Imwry of Tampa, state This waa in answer to charges A Stale plant lUeid uftuial In NAACP piesident; Ruth I'erry of by tbs programs’ producers that Miami, white atato aecretarySanford today naid Ihe Infiltration they rigged Ihe shows under pres­ tirasurrr of thr organiialion; of fire ants in the Sanla'ido »i«a sure from Revlon which sometimes former stale tieaauier Ycrnell P. decreed which contestants should is expected lo b* "cleaned up" by Albury, .Miami; the Rev. Theodore lose and which should win. the end of the month. ft. Gibson, piesident of the Sliaml Sleven Carlin, executive pro­ Frank Youtxey said Ibe ants chapter; G. 31. Graves Jr., attor­ have Infected the farming aica ducer of Ihe programs, and hia as­ ney fur the Miami chapter; Rev. sistant, Mart Koplin, told the House between Ihe Longwuod rily limits WASHINGTON I UPI) — E< and the Wekiva River but tieal- Edward T. Graham, former Mminvealigalora Tuesday that the cape equipment was successfully ment has already darted to des­ ml chapter piesident; Mr. and sponsor at weekly meelmgs took levied today (or the U. S. satellite troy the ants and -hould l-e r»m- Mrs. Itu haul Sillier, Abe Sorkin a hand in planning even the small­ and Arlington Sans, all of Miami capsule that will carry man Into pieted this week. est details of the shows. The subcommittee produerd a -pace. This was done in a rocket The plant board i« spraying the March 13, 1937, memorandum writ shoot al Wallops Island, Va. area by airplane The capsule was fired lo an alten on stationery of the advertis­ "The ants arc mote >.l a imlili'ing firm of Batten, Barton, D ur-il'tude of 38,1X10 feet by engineers nulsance than anything rise," itine and Osborne summarising, “ f Ibe Natiunnl Aeronautics and Youtsey said, a Idmg that damage the conclusion* of on* weakly meet- Apace Administration with • p«w to crop* is limited. A Sanford housewife escaped rrful Little Joe L— booster. ing on the 1*4.000 Question." County Engineer Hull Havl* serious injury late yesterday after-, "The lest was a complete sueIt said in part: "It waa decided raid yesteiday a clay pit owned by noon when she crashed into a there is a definite need for the ret*" a NASA spokesman said. Seminole County has been quar­ parked car on Park Ave., police The capsule, similar to tha one antined by the State Plant tl«md 3*4,000 Question' to have more reported. in which a Mercury Astronaut because it la infested with Ihe loaeri." -Mrs. Julia Walker Kietl receiv­ Among the signers were Martin will be fired into orbit sometime ants. er a minor cut on tha (ace and Revion and George Abrams, vice in 11)61, descended into the Atlan­ Davti said he had bc*n instruct­ a bloody nose when her car col­ president of advertising for Rev­ tic five miles from NASA’ s lest ed not lo remuve any fill dirt or lided with a parked vehicle owned station on the eastern shore of clay from the area, located in trie by James II. McKee, stationed at lon. Koplin said hr thought Revlon's Virginia. southeast part of the county, un­ Ihe Naval Air Station. desire to ice Ihe program* win The launching, at 9:33 am.. til the ants are destroyed. Damage to McKee's car was ex Us* highest possible audience rat­ was tha second to a series of Indications are that the fire imuted at 3200 and 9400 to Mri. ing waa the "primary motiva­ Little Joa flight* to perfect es­ ants were transported into Semin­ EirIP* car. She waa charged with tion" for id interest in (be fate cape and rescue equipment de­ ole County in p’ xnts hauled by a failure lo hava vehicle under of contestants. signed for the Mcicury progiatu. nursery recently. control. Legislators Resume Inquiry On NAACP Quiz Show Sponsors Deny Rigging Charge WASHINGTON (UPI) The sponsor of two big money TV quis shows today denied charge* by two producers that ha knaw they were rigged and aomelimea brought pressure to "control" jh* outcome of Ihe contests. The denial waa made before Jfouae inveitigatora by Martin ■levson, former vice president of the Revlon Cosmetics Co., who waa asigned chief responsibility by the firm for supervising the two now defunct allows —394.000 Question" and 104,000 Challenge.” "We believed we had bought an honest show and we were convinc­ ed we had one," Keveoo said, "I never once suggested that a particular contestant win or lose. t never entered my mind that ua producer would control the los­ ing or winning." The producer* had identified Marlin Rtvion, brother of Charles Revson. president of tha firm, as the chief spokesman for the spon­ sor at weekly meetings at which they received detailed suggestions as (o how the show* would be con­ ducted. The price of Res Ion stock declin­ ed substantially today on tbo Hew jfcork Stock Exchanga. The itock opened with a block of 3,300 shares at 30, off 1H, from Moaday'a closing price. Financial experts •aid R was an unusually sharp drop for Ravlon stock. Further selling aecurrod after the opening •ala. In a preliminary statement isTuesday night, the Revlon J. H. CRAPPS 1 p. m. Slocks on hospital bonds. Tax Assessor Richard McCanns has told the commission that ht estimates the assessment roll will list 9192 million in property valustlons ss a basis for a tax rate. The commissioners left the milline rate still subject to revision after the equalisation hearings and special levies that may be re­ quired. Tentative budget approved last month was set at tl ,332,143. This was based on what was term­ ed a "fictitious lax roll" which must be finalised after the equali­ sation. The cummlssioncrs estimated yeaterday that the tax bille could be prepared and sent out about Dec. IB after equalisation board hearings which they hope to begin by Dec, I. The tentative budget calls for 9329,903 for general operating, New Society Head I272.2M fine and forfeituie fund, MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPl>-Mra. $470,722 for roads and bridges and 902,412 for capital outlay re­ Claude Walker of Winter Park, Fla. Tuesday night waa named serve. president general of tha National Society of Ihe Damas of the Court of Honor. 9 Stale Spraying Fire Ant Infestation Satellite Capsule Equipment Gets OK Driver Slightly Hurt In Collision ian (lag into the U, S. - controlled tone. At least three policemen w«re injured and two dembnilrators arrested. U. S. soldiers with bared bayo­ nets moved up to ring the fron­ tier* with Panama. Searchlight* werr concentrated along the bor­ der lo frustrate any possible at­ tempt at Infiltration during Ilia night. Somr Canal Zone authorities were openly riilical at the faillire of the national guard—Pana­ ma's only military force—In atop youths from hurling rock* at Canal Zone guards from inside Panama. Potter himself com­ mented earlier on what he said was the "strange lack of Will" on 111* part ■>( Hi* national guard in supprrtsini the violent* at Itw outset. National guardsmen were rush­ ed to the U. S. Embassy after Ihe attack and others provened rioters from looting the Pana­ ma City railroad nation, whlrh it part of the Canal Zone enter­ prises. Tornado, Rains Rack Southwest I'nited Press International Southwesterly winds blew heavy rama. a small tornado and summer-likr temperatures into live Southwest Tuesday night. Most of Ih* weather activity centered in north rrntral Texa* and Southeast Oklahoma, where up to Ht inches of ram was recorded during a six • hour thunderstorm aeige. The tornado destroyed a barn near Shulls. Okla., in ihe south­ east part nf (he stole, but caused no injuries. Lighter showers fell through Iowa to the Ohio Valley, with scattered rainfall reported in the central Rockies. Snow and winter weather pre­ dominated from Monlan* into North Dakota, where readings were in the 2Us and two to four Inches of snow blanketed northern Montana. Frederick To Speak The Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce will meet on Thor- 1'iy at 9:00 p. m. in the Chamber of Cuinmrrre Huilding. Guest spraker will he Slat* Rep­ resentative Guidon 3 rede lick. All interested persons are invited to attend whether they are member* of the Chamber of Commerce or not. HomecomingFloat List To Be Set Float eotrirs InIhe annual Seminole High SchoolHomecom­ ing Parade of Nov.13 will be mad* known at the meeting of student leaders and parents to be held it 7:30 p. m Thursdiy. The group will meet in |H* give club room of the school, (or a discussion of potential project* for the entire student body. All club presidents and interriled parents are requeued to attend, A. J. Bracken, school principal, lid. County Building At Record High County buitdine permits set a new high for October, Zoning Director Robert Brown reported today. Brown laid valuations on per­ mits for tha month reached 92,440.091. The previous high for (he vear was in August when valua­ tion* were 92,313,000. Big County Votes Swamp Attempt At Reapportionment MIAMI (UPt> - Florida'* W# county voter* swamped the legta* Utive reapportionment amend­ ment Tuesday and made R Mto Mg issue le Urn 19M governor’ * rare. Forewarned they might never •gain be offered a plan at gaod, cltltena of Dade, Palm feaefe and Broward counties nevertheleas provided the margin at de­ feat. With l.U g of the atate'a l,9v« precincta counted unofficially, tha volt stood at 192,144 against the constitutional amendment to 143.797 In favor. Well ever half the "no" votes — 97,349 — were reek In Dade, Palm Beach and Be* ward. Potential candidates for gover­ nor who opposed the amendment hailed the vote at a mandate toe the I*egls!ature to offer more re­ presentation to Ihe population centers. One at them, former House Speaker Tad David of Holly­ wood, hinted that If he were elected ha would aall a special reapportionment session the day after inauguration. But Gor. LeRoy Collins, whe supported the amendment at a "step in the right direction,'" re­ jected tha Idea of an extraoidle* * rL ‘ Vm*0!? *T think we have gotten thn most w* can from tha Legislature •a it la now constituted," he said. Regrading, Drain Work Suggested In Loch Arbor Area County Engineer lo b Daria re­ ceived two major recommendstlona from tha engineering firm at Leffler and Burnt to fUmiuiw flooding ia the Leek Arbor area. Tha county com mission bad aw thoriied Ihe firm to survey tha area because of the flood raws*lioaa there caused by reeeat rains and poor drainage. Davis aaid today (he major recommendation* are re grid tag Forrest Drive and Ridge Ave. and establishing a drainage awala down ih* tenter af the twa streets, Davl* ia expected to make hia recommendation* to the commis­ sioners at Iheir meeting neat Tweeday, Die county engineer added that ha had no idea what the project would coat, Davis reported he had rcceivsd no word on the survey on tha Tanglawood and Tample T im e * arra being dona by the engintering firm of Brill and Gray. Mrs. Ives To Show Film To Jaycees A new prise-winning film, "A Family Affair" will b* shown n the Jaycees weekly luncheon Thursday at Ihe Civic Center. Mr*. Sidney Ives, III, director of the local Family Counseling Service, will rommenl briefly on the film, which hat been pur­ chased by the Mental Health A**n. lor showings to civic sad achool group* to the county. The film give* information on social work with families, depict- * Retarded Child Group To Meet The Seminole County Assocla. lion for Retarded Children wiK hold iu regular monthly meeting 3londay at 9 p. ra.. in the nursery wing of |h* Christian and Missionary Altiance Church at 14U) and Park Ave, Guest speakrr wUI be fl. N. Ward of the Florida Council for Retarded Children and the pub­ lic 1* invited hi attend. Novem­ ber is the month in which "Na­ tional Retarded Children's Week" la held throughout tha country. Mediators Call Recess In Talks WASHINGTON (UPI) - Federal mediators recessed Meal strike negotiation* todefioitoly today after a futile SO-nstool* bargain­ ing sess'on with unlow and mamage mMl official*. �% ♦ * . Opens Mission School Tonight WAHTOWON fW I) - Demo* 'grata came out of the 19* elec.Bafts today with the tame ahow matte they have been dlaflaytag la m eat otf-yaar poUtl«al laeta. Republican* d*o found ’ aoaMthing to boast about in city ' olteOons In Ohio and upaUta ' Hew York. • Far the Democrat!, tha bright•at apota In •Tooaday'a vatiag were the election ot a governor k ’ Kotaahy, Iho rnubia* dc/aat ahna Herald E. btassM la Uia Philadelphia mayoral election and a aweep of Iadlana city doc- tie Jab U r**a«t. Veyner wjuIJ turn over the date admlnistraIhM to the GOF if he Hepped out next ytir (ae a place on the Dcatocritic natlouil ticket or for • try it a U. S. Senrte aeit. . Kentucky. Virginia and Missis•ippl alao held legiilalive elec­ tion* but the OOP poied no threat to Democratic control in any of the three, Mississippi alidad Democrat Eoaa Barnett governor without oppoiillon. The chief prise won by the Republlcana Tuesday wai the mayor’! office at Columbus, Ohio, the slate capUel, where a Demo­ crat was unsealed. Republicanl •Iso displaced Democratic may­ ors In Massillon, Niles aid Ely­ ria. la the flrat loo Ohio cities counted, Republicans bad replac­ ed 10 Democratic mayors and lost six to Iho DemoeraU. In mayoral elacUoes la New York, Republicans ousted Demo­ crats In 10, Including Utica. Troy and Ithaca, while DemoeraU dis­ placed seven Republicans. ' In Boolon’s nooparUaan eloclioa, Suffolk county ReglsUr of Probate John F. Collins won an upset victory far miyor. over Senate President John K. Powers, who had been endorsed by Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass.). Both candidates were Democrats. J, Bracken Lee. former gover­ nor of Utah who broke away from the GOP. was elected may­ or of Salt Lake City In another nonpartisan election. Mayor George Christopher was reflected In Ban Francisco in a non • partisan veto, and Demo­ cratic Mayor Anthony Cetabrcrie was alerted to a fourth tarm at Cievalnnd. l^WRb leatlarvd exceptions, Tuo»s a voting followed tha form presently iU Annual Church »>*»• «U1 be an "Alricmk Mm T* Wide School of Mission* aUrGn* * " :4® ■ u. _ .. _ I aura rounr, **40110? nice." it Is tonight. There will be three sp*-i «pc> ,neccaiir3r that reservations be dal program* over the next three made far (upper. - - - ...* week* each Wednctday evening. *n_ _________ The IDaughters of Wesley S. S. The emphatic in the flrat of ihc Cla»«. ClreFei 1. 2. 3, arid'*,'and •fjiliint will be "The Church and j the Methodi*t Men’ * group are Mediral Mission»’• faeuilng alien, lion upon the missionary work In Africa. A *klt will be pre*enl*l depleting the medical mlulonary effort* |g Ganta, Liberia. Alio, •everat rerrona will pre*ent the work in the Belgian Congo In the form of intenriewa with mluion. ariea working there. The Rev. T. C. O’ Stetn, pailor ■T O O K F U N D , of the church, will Introduce the IN C . program which begins begin* at 7:30 Tbi* rrgutsr quarterly divi­ p. m. Other pwrticipanU will he: dend of H it per share de­ Mr*. Eugene Williams Mr*. Ray rived from imntmret in­ Herron, Mr*. Robert Drayton. terne. piua a diatributiea of Mre. R. U. Hutchinson. Ml** SB# Prr share dtvMrnd rep­ resenting income from real* Mary Margaret Houk. and Randall l*ed security profits is pay* Priest. The M. Y. F. will a|ng *evable 0*1 October 30 la share. •ml African folk sungs. holders of record as of Octo­ ber 27, 1759. Out of every dollar of cash re­ * Sssm» U. nna—sw. O w es ceipts from farm products In the www United States, about 20 cents Barry C. Echelbergcr 113 E. Woodland |ir. comes from dairying, making It the nnUea’s greatest single source Benlord FA 2-417* la Reattacky, Democrat Sort T. Combo waa a runaway victor over M m M. Kobtaoa Jr. la the aoateet for goveroor Republi­ cana had hoped that a fracUoaul aamag DemoeraU would Rohaioa la the aortaally PMacraile mu. but backara of aatfriaf Doamentia Gov. A. B. (Happy) Chandler failed to give them the necessary help. Chandler, a declared caadldau far the 1M0 Democratic presiden­ tial aaatinaUoa and . foe of .Oafttka, aaw kaa UUte hope of fatftg to the national convention next year aa Kentucky’! favorite AT T:W AND lt:IJ P. M. - A KOLB IN THE HEAD” FRANK SINATRA * COLOR CO-FEATURE AT I I I ONLV -DAY OK TIIK OUTLAW” ROBERT RYAN PRONE PA 2-121# THURSDAY • FRIDAY - 8ATURD GIANT TWIN BILL NO. 1 AT 7:00 AND 11:00 P. H. ^ X X tY C U m -.r fS J . ’S o u t h iri* * * ^ iM B W L ^ a E REGULAR ADMISSION ADULTS 60c - KIDDIES UNDER 12 - FREE S 1gap. Staiftn, former Minnesota gov•raor who sought the Republican —minatkm for praaidanl In 1941 and IMS nod for governor of lvanla la 19U, continued downhill In tba Pblladelecllon. Democratic Mayor Jtlchirdson DUworth won nalectiaa eaaily. , la Iadlana, DemoeraU won all hut one of tho mayoral election* la the a largest cities. They dis­ placed Republicans In Fdrt Wayne, Lafayette and Columbus and ktld on to mayors* offices they won four years ago In In­ dianapolis, Gary, South Bend and alher cities. New Jersey DemoeraU retained control of tho state Assembly but failed to wrest (be SenaU from the OOP. This result was a blow to Democratic Oov. Robert B. Mcyncr because tho president ol tho SenaU becomes governor If «8UPER RIGHT Fully Cooked SUPER RIGHT” Letn S 14 Criminal Trials On Month's Docket Fourteen criminal trials w*ro echo#uled yesterday by Clrtult Judge Vella Williams Jr. The trial* Include two second degree murder ease*, a ease in­ volving an alleged statutory rape «ad one manslaughter charge. Two Negro women, Botty Jean Baber and Annie Ruth Shaw will fere trials on second degree tnur* der counts Nov. • and II. Tho Baker woman Is acemed of tho foul aUhhtag of Ira Goolsby ami tho Shaw woman of tho knlft •laying of bar husband. Jean llauscr, accused of stat•JtaX-H ■ JV|*tOAU| odes <-ioi*n old girl, Is scheduled for trial Nov. 18. The manslaughter trial of John . R. Webster, which ended In a mistrial last court (arm, has been reset for Nov. 20. The charge involve* a traffic death. Other trials Include Torrrl Blgorstaff, aggravated assault, and Danny Collins, wrorthless chocks, Nov. 10; Edward K Brown, breaking and entering, Nov. It: Edward lU-nnctt, rob­ bery, Nov. 12; Gerald Hutchinson, grand larcoary. and Joe L Young, breaking and entering, Nov. 13; Willie E. Long, shooting labs an occupied auto, and Raymond I’ . Qualls, breaking and cnlertng, FRESH Headless GREEN CPO WIVES, Mrs. Kcx King, left, end Mrs. Harold Sundvnll have been lending n helping hand in the United Fund Drive. The two have been at the Navy Exchange Building at the Naval Air Station selling tickets in a con* teat to raise funds for the UK drive. Sanford B Team To Play DeLand Morrell'a Pride Boneless Canned N O T IC E TO THE PUBLIC The Ssnford High B learn will play DeLand tonight at Memorial Stadium at 7:30. Tho locals will bo going into tho gsrae with a 3-1 record. Tbli tilt will be the final one for the locals this season. The Sanford B squad defeated DeLand 8 0 earlier In tho seaiun. NOTICE IS IIEP.EDY GIVEN that tho Itoard of Adjustment uf the City uf Sanford will hold u regular meeting at 3:30 P. M. on Tuesday, November 10, 196J, In tho City Commlation Hoorn at the City Hall In order to consider an appeal for a variance concerning propcity located at 1513 Palmetto Avenue. Legal dracriptloni Tho .South 5 feet ol l-»t 8, and all uf Loti U and 10, Block 17, Tier 1, K. H. Tmfford Map of Banford. A P P L E P IE CABIN, HOME, Kdwurd K. Lane, Chairman TROPICANA l-Pc. Place Setting DINNERW ARE Firm Ripe Tomatoes L’riap Iceberg Fancy Ealing or Cooking »• OR|l» •• •RMffhl kMFstinty 4 NOW HHOWINfi OPEN 1:30 THEATRE AN GEL FOOD 100 Count ANN PAGE LIGHT-FOR-LIVING. . . outdoors attar dark. D dsm up your house with modern alactric post-lilao. They haw decorative charm, give a homo a touch of distinction, and oiler security and safety bencliu. 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Tbestake la high—It’a an investment in the Junior high I kids who take part And the Peanut Bowl is more football. It Include# many, many atndenta among the cheerleaders, bands, and others connected with n * Lyman and Sanford Junior High School teams will item on the field and the others will gat to taka part in •Matins activities. Young people from all over the county ha in it panda raised through ticket sales will be spent on the next year. That’s the best feature. r oop6 r jpm rM Is Learning How to lake Orders n r o m b t kvskl, LONDON (UP1) - Sir WlAatoo OwrckUI abettottely lotted the famous bulldog this that breath! ■treat nren to their kaeei during fia reigs at prime mlalater. It Was arsatod ea Lady Charchlll. "Put ea year hat," aha com* lir Wlaaton began to grumble, O aa ha caogbt hie wtfa’a amuacd gaart aad hla face broke Into S shamble amUe. Ha dapped hto fedora on hla bead where Lady Churchill want* S i It aa protection agalnat the seal autumn air. And another HtUa domestic victory was bars. The graat tUtomaa'a battle agalnat tima la as aple as hla Struggles agalnat tyranny la two Wars. Tima will win, aa If alwaya pint, but few world figuraa hare fought beck to often and so rai­ ls stly. Leu than a month before hie m k birthday — Nov. 30 - Sir Wlastoa la apt to forgrt hla age, ii« two strokes, three heart at* teaks and Innumerable serious 111passes. The weight of the years gas bowed hla aboulders, but not gis spirit. It la Lady Clementine Hosier Churchill who le always then to f t mind him genUy that ha la mor­ tal. Her guidance U a remark­ able and touching thing to sea aa -the-old-warrior tottcu—forward In a career still no Ail aa that of much younger,- man. Lady Clementina wad young Wlaaton SI yaara sap whan aha waa 23 and ho was already a promising politician. Later ha aald; "We ware mar­ ried and 1 lived happily ever after." Par four dacadee, Lady Clem­ entine was self-effacing, content to ba the woman behind a great personality. But In recent years, aa bar hueband baa aged, she haa gradually amred forward to hla side. I have watched them closely la public masy .times — aa recently aa laat weekend when they at­ tended the unveiling of a status of 8ir Winston at hla parllmtntary constituency of Woodford. Unobtrusively, Lady Clementine whispered lha rue for hla speech into hla ear — ha la hard of bearing. Unobtrusively, she help­ ed him rise to hla feet and band­ ed him hia speech. She directed hla attention to a friend who had waved from the crowd. She made him put on his hat. It la hard for a man who has given orders all hla Ufa to begin taking them hut Sir Winston must ba learning. Ha told his family ha was going to the south of France after hla birthday. Lady Clementina taid ba could not go until after Christmas. Ha la going alter Christmas. Assignm ent W ashington By BD EOTBRBA Because, to one week, that’s , and 1 overheard thane bragging about their daddies. BETHESDA, Md. — The votes where I'd bo. Oar young ana said: "My dad­ was Incongruously cheerful. U waa Now I know why the Navy de­ la going to tha South Pole." coming through as clear as rams­ manded | thorough physical dyAnd llttla Mika Brews aald: exam before they'd allow mo to ons speaking Into a loudspaakar lay foot on that frotes fastness. "My deddy’a already at tha louth from the naxt room. Less tbae l.ooo man from a Pols.” It was Is the mlddla tf a sen­ doxen nations, Including about 1 moved in te break H up and tence . . . "70 to 90 knots now, 200 from the United Slates, are Mika protested: "But my daddy la and the temperature's around 33 now the sola human inhabitants really down than. He's to An­ below . . . The now's holding the of that wilderness, lha fifth larg­ ts rc ties. Call my mama if you visibility down to loo yards." don't believe me." 1 called, to est continent in the world. I swallowed hard. The hour waa find out if this waa such a small To fo< the feeling of Isolation 1:10 a. ■- bora. I waa in • world, after alL And It was. neighbor’s das. Ha waa leaning that those men muat feel, Mika’s mother said that, aa Imagine you and 999 other people over hla ham radio sat. a matter of fact, her husband tha only human inhabitants to The amateur radio operator, A1 operates the ham radio down Sears, was tuned in to McMurdo tha entire U. S. and Mexico. there, and, aa another matter Commander Brown was now of fact, would bo talking within Sound in the Antarctic. The Jo­ vial voice on the other end was saying: "We'll ba jut there on a few hours with bam operator that ef Naval Commander Junes the lea atrip to welcome you . . Scare whom ha had mat long J. Brown, a dentist, who’d been Hava a pleasant Journey." And distance by fiddling with tea dial when At Sears tuned off I got down than. in the Antarctic a year. An 10-knot wind! Thirty-two to thinking about the strange way Thera waa a reason tor the hap­ degrees below icro . . . 1 felt this three-way meeting eamt py Ult in Commander BrownTa that cold in my bones. klcXurdo about. voice. After one Bill year to tha DEKALB. Mies. (U P I)-A wa- Sound It 14,000 miles away but The other day, our seven-year- Antarctk, ha'll ba toavtog to n tcr-powered grist mill more than that Icy chill of Utc Antarctic old brought n new playmate, a faw weeks for home—to Mam aad 100 years old still turns out about wee something perianal------------- fellow second-grader, to the house tha three hoys. 40 begs of corn meal a day from Its 4.B00 and 1,400-pouad grind­ ing stones near here. The mill Is operated by George W. Sclples, 89, at the hamlet of Sclplee Mill, established by 8eipics* great-grandfather. Sclples saya maintenance work on the CHICAGO (UP1) - No mill haa cost f 18 la the past 10 what a mayor oi New York City yaara. (Editor's Nole: This le tb* ehef presented u* with a bottle of once aald about her, Sally Bawl twelfth of a series of articles hla own cider, a green and will ba willing and ready to daneo at tha New York Worid’a Fair to by A. M. and K. H. Ilsskell cloudy concoction which we have 1944, aha said today. *j h u h n y i a . *xi since gotten rid of. dOtill li.-IM U-HU ACltOM S. Baseball 30. June • ho era now In Europe-) Unless, of course, a csrtato high rjmui* ciusjihim Our “ light lunch" turned Into gloves bug L Evening MHIUldtt 3 >IH MADKID — If one Is courage- an International contest of charm, school Junior— her saw- tabes 4. Driving H Arab’s cm sun god out, or a Uttle soft la tha hied, It a delicious maal, and a delightful up too much of bar time. lew garment isyia m •:v.i-j u 1 •; (pone.) Sally as a fan dasear helped MMUll'u y ' l l I H Mdrain S3.Employ la possible to have eU sorts of axperience. a Dross :l. 4. 1-1 list.' I.Reaort 37. Ordinal I:ll4f»:MlflUtlW a External In a restaurant off tha Place put tha Chicago Ceatary ef Prog­ advantures while looking for a ii :i • Bdge of number r.mi4 need Mayor in Madrid, where tha In­ ress oo the world’s entertainment n a u tili ptece to eat. n wound autrix covering la o tw u c i ;ei:iui:j burned Ita victims, wa map to 1333 and 1934, sod to 1109 In France, way out in tha quisition T. White ant It. Hole In ui:ii:inni4 c iu n n l a Pineapple tried out the classic Spanish when New York played hoet to a I.JLIrt.mti MIEI4M (vsr.) on# IS. A.) country, we came upon a little menu. Bright red, garllry Pam­ world's fair, abo got so offer to P Opera’s 29. Mince 11. Strike Inn ea a rivar, with an outside plona sausage*, gaapacho, the appear there. V«aDr4*,’a Seewee M ary— 30. Reject 13. Aslda Tha lata Mayor Flaralla La40. Worry cardan. We stopped and were cold Spanish soup like a wet talad, Guardis promptly Issued a state­ 11. Young 33. naiad 14. Crayoa 43. Pack away oyster Ingredients soon surrounded by chickens, kit­ and paella, rice will chicken, ment saying ha would resign if aaruh 44. Kvrn (poet) 21 Rerva 31 Chances 17. Mulberry tens, dogs, and an ample French shrimp, prawns, onions, and var* she appeared there. Supposedly, 31 Hetca 3a Measures of 49. Ouldo'a IK Born women who was anxious to offer lout things that we did not, prob­ ba disapproved ef her act aad highest medicine 31. Half tn eta 11 Source us the specialties of the house. ably mercifully, recognise. The her costume. The eostume, over­ of Iron 37. Retinue We told her to use her Judgment portions were much more than tired fans, waa displayed most 34. Tn dr> r and ended up with a delicious we could rope with, but k was of tha time between Sally aad * " r" n rwnftrtttca m her audtencea. lunch, some of which we had to all ealremely good. 24. Safari i Salty is now playing at a Chi­ feed to the livestock in order not Sooner or later, we will get up % game* % nerve to try the squid cooked in cago night club and atill packing to hurt medame'e feelings. roustrs __ 39. Manger a t The next day we found a little Ita own ink that la a Spanish de­ them In with roughly tha aaare act n Utthlchtm place an the road from San Sabas- licacy, but this may take a llttla and tha tame costume, sr lack r *" 31. Saif of It. tten te Madrid, which looked all time. YT TT 34. Pronoun right It definitely was. Tha chef r 33. Pays I _ and owner appeared in his high attention white bat and probably because 1 S 8. Hoad % had on a beret (purchased In Bel­ labbr.) Sr gium) decided 1 was French. 39. Away TT" I f What with hla Spanish accented r 4 t. Drenched _ French and my American secant, 43. Thick soup wa ended up with hla specialty, 44. taxations r r __ U j W 47.C lo s r .u a which wa thought waa one dish. * r hawk’s ayta First came a crisp bit of stuffed 44. Boy's Jacket XT pastry and soma llttla potato cro­ TT 49. Spirit lamp quets. Then there was a whits M . Stitches fish with mussels end shrimps. 7T DOWN % W After that a sort of veal bird 7 1. Mexican stuffed with hem. The chef ser­ dish V/ y _ L ved each course aud hovered ever IG oddraa P i" ue until wa took tha first bite with congratulations to English, Span­ ish and French. Wa had to decline the desert, Pago 4 Wednesday, November 4, 1959 cheese and coffee for fear of apoplexy. When we paid tha bill— ^ » * w s x a uelow. man., r.*t...w 96.80 Including « bottle of wine . •J9M* * CiteBIXa. AOvatllataa Siia«n end dry sherry as an aperitif, the Old-Time Mill Still Going Strang It Takes Courage, But Eating Is Adventure Sally Rand Still Ready To Parform For World Fair . party. American afBaiala travel­ WAIHim irUN — n » dismay, ing wRh the Premier knew full the chagrin, tha anger, and, yea, well lha use which ha could •a trident to tha make af tola ptece af crotety. It romatoai, however, n r one of Van Dana toaUAed a n the Earopaan aa wipe par corre­ that «HB he fait spondents, deeply #Mi-Commu­ with lha climax of nist and ealremely knowtegahle this national tragedy. about the Communist bloc, to sum It to Ml baa than that. Aa up tha daauge. with everything that happens on "You emmet knew bow this lha American stage, tote cannot haa harmed loteHecUaU aad ar­ help but ban totorwnttoanl ImpU- tists to the Soriot bloc who are struggling tor freedom of exTha enemies of America around prenion," ha laid. “They be­ the world, and tha rwator la by aa lieve to it aa much aod to what means limited ^ p ( Cemsawwtsts, it has achieved to the West that wU find N aerial ammunition’. they risk much tor R. Han w u a brilliant yoang Intel. "Now Khrushchev can aay to 1actual, a Usebar, talented to vari­ ous fields, earning of a family of them: ‘What, you want to ba Uka aebatata aad writer*. Yet ha lent tha West? You aay you want freedom? Weil, I have teen it himself to a caaaptracy to •t firsthand as you havt not, and at tha rich rewards that It la vulgar aad cheap'.” Tha Rusalaa propaganda mill to him from that "show observers hare a n In­ la currently taking a moderate terpreting this as another proof lino on too United States. It af ten contusion at Intellectual can, of fount, shift gears and and moral valuea to America. come haek' with the old vlruFar ear friends It la a source af tenet. Little imagination la re­ great aamw. Thar aa aay K le quired to appreciate what could only a small Incident which dues be done with the booanxa of tho not vitiate tha attainments rigged quit shows. In any event, of American bu sin g and scho­ whether with or without a pro­ larship In the lhanaanda af edu- paganda booster this news is be­ tha ing reported around the world. Tha ganeral feeling in the com­ they knew tha uses that mittee room and among the com­ t made of H by enemies mittee members was one of re­ af America an tha toft and right. lief after Van Daren had loid It will ho held up u another all. He had so clearly gone lit af oridancu that despite all through a fearful ordeal. Perhaps tha prutaatattona about spiritual the do minan amotion was one of values, •• often articulated by sympathy with the realisation that Froaidant Elsenhower, the vetoes ha had been sorely tempted. But within the committee there af tea mind and tha spirit taka was also the feeling that white lac and place tn mooey. This reporter recalls the at- he had gone a long way In mak­ matehwu en tha apedal train ing a full confession ha had not with Frumtor Khrushchev on the gone far enough. How does he day after the unhappy episode propore to makj up for what be in Hollywood. Tha can-can dance had shocked tha Khrushchev kaa - dona, it waa bring askeS whan be had concluded his trial by public humiliation. Having re­ ceived an many benefits from too fret society to which ha graw up aod having to affect betrayed that aaclaty, doe* he not now owe a debt above and beyaod. the law and Ita poaaibli penalties^ There are qnestiona in tha mlndP af Congressmen seriously con­ cerned ewer the TV revtlaOaae. In tote era af flush prosperity when the emphasis to government is oo oconomy and cutting tha corners frank speaking is com* paratlvely rare. But tha ether day to • spaaeh hero Professor George F. Kcnnan summed w* tha American dilemma in words that encompass many phenome^ na. among them perhaps tha Vagi' Dorea tragedy: "If you ask me — as a histn rian let uj say — whether a country to tha state this* country la to today, with a highly davtl oped score of national purpose, with tbs overwhelming secant of life on paraonal comfort aad amusement, with a dearth af public services and a surfeit of privately sold gadgetry, with 0* chaotic transportation system^ with Us great urban areas being gradually disintegrated by tha headlong switch to motor trans­ portation, with an educational sys­ tem where quality haa been ex­ tensively sacrificed to quantity, aod with insufficient social dis­ cipline even keep its major industrial functioning without grievous Interruption* — If you ask me whether such a country . haa, over tha long run, goocW chancea of competing with a pur­ poseful, serious and disciplined society such aa that of the Soviet Union. I muat aay that the answer is 'no/ " to FOR HOME DECORATORS . . . . to Tho ME8T atoo tha EASIEST to apply. Adams, Newcomer May Seek Gray Job TALLAHASSEE (UP1) - Poli­ tical newcomer Howell Colllaa of Tallahassee will tour tha state next week to sea If he should run f4r secretary af state. Cot!Ins, a realtor and Insurance exveutlve, said Monday ha la "actively" considering tha race for tha post aa sueceisor to R. A. Gray. Though Collins baa never held any elective office, he served a short time oo the Florida Judicial Council. Ha also traveled with Gov. LaRoy Colltna when the •ovaraor made hia first campaign. The governor and Collins are not related. State lea. Tom Adams of Orange Park hinted Monday ha also may Join tha ranks of candl* dates for tha cabinet position. "Tksro Is nothing I would Itea more teas aarvlag am tha cabinet as secretary of state," Adams said. (.'•me la Aad Choos# Yoar Color* *6 39 PAINT ROLLER GAL. and TRAY FREE The FABRIC SHOP 5?„D'"* Free Decorating Service — Fraacea mad Elmer Boerner Speclallatag in Drapery and Slip Cover* N O TICE TO THE PUBLIC NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Adjustment of the City of Sanford will hold a regular meeting at 3:30 P. M. on Tuesday, November 10, 1980, In tha City Commission Room at tho City llall to order to consider an appeal for s variance concerning property located at 104 E. 26th Street. Legal descrip­ tion: Lot 18 Philips Temce. LMwsrd F. Lane, Chairman OTHERS BOAST ABOUT “ HOLDING” THE PRICE LINE - LOOK WHAT'S HAPPENING AT HUNT - LINCOLN - MERCURY t DAILY C R O SSW O R D cK m S ? ritllUM Wauf «a . s tn a lln I'Mami" * i hisHs,, SaaOnp, mo cartosmu larereas BiMreO w Mrtal a • rUiMk aa■re lha Mat at Caaatare at ■*>«* a lira . Tba ■•vale to mmt •• •■Hite. Ivala «• ito maa are •reamto*ure *r an ire W"Man aal mamaa**at*4 la a a M •rwapearr. -B , Cantor me Week le lamla«to la a a i, I rase ailJS aura a ■seme u i J * a ■•erne nee u s • Bee in ms I treat •jjenjbe a■seme a■ m i i c . a- Peeeel U«oeJaitoa- arenas Ital eU melt an s Jl All M « lil.se I tees a rt a ■•eifee ana a ■ensue ms a ■•etn Saaford'a Hinging Church FIRST CHURCH OF THU NAZARENE Welcomes YouUS South Maplo Are. ■ELECT AND LAY AWAY CRRISTMAS GIFTS NOW AT ’ That’s What I Uhe, D jv W M i” 1960 prices more than $135 m i n i i jWimtW prtm No “ numbers game” this. W e can actually aell you a brand-new Mercury Monterey 2-door Sedan for just $72 more than you’d pay for the best of the “ lowprice name” cars with comparable equipment includ­ ing autom atic transmission* heater-defroster and radio! $72_ that’s a ll.a n d we’ll put you in the bestbuilt, best-looking, best-riding car on the road. Come on in tod a y .a n d see what we mean. Current Anticipated Dividend 4% Hunt Lincoln - Mercury Inc. WIEBOLDTS CAMERA 1HOP 919 a. Park Are. Mercury lowers S E f e B & t e f iS m 109 North Palmetto Ave. Sanford, Fla. �■ , f if e Wed., Nov. 4, 19S9—Pajte U # **tfrtP r % r«I)i > '» ■■ ■ * 1 * tl Surprise Party Carnival Draws Crowd ■V MARIAN R. JONES I ecu. In the firit place, Ihe food The annual Halloween carnival I fiv e out. Thoae in charge of the at Oviedo, was deemed a huge m - 1^ t n o m and food, aUted that they aenred Ihe larieit number of people ever aervtd at auch an occaiion. They ihould know, ai aome of the workcra have been helping in the kitchen for U}e p u t eleven yean. Room mother of the eleventh grade, Mrs. E. L. Bellhorn and the other eleventh grade mother were In charge of Ihe turkey dinner. Hot dog booths and the side-walk cafe were in operation until the end of the festivities. One of the most popular altractiona was the 40 el I voiture train, with all the other attractions run­ ning a close second. There were costumes of every i description. The judges had a difficult time deciding the win­ ners. Betty Joyce and Stacey Fradcia won In the pre-school age group and Gilbert Micnael and Terry Rataburn la the first to third grade group. Fourth to sixth grade bracket ■ ' Honors Charles winners were . Larry Neely and Bobby Boyle, seventh to ninth grade group. Lorene Boyle and Allan Shull and Foyr Shull won the adult group prise. Tea Clonl:, carnival chairman, and hia entire group of co-work­ ers deserve a lot of praise for a job well done. The Rev. snd Mrs. J. H. Messer, tong, black M il, jack o i l By ELSIE V1HLEN honored their son, Charles, on his aod other Halloween typo Hearreeillls Orel* IMh birthday, Saturday, with a sur­ menu. Many people, by this time, have prise birthday party at their home, An Illuminated com ahgcfc, with their winter garden planted, with pumpkins, was placed In an* cor­ 203 Elm Ave. annuals already up and growing The carport* wax decorated tn ner. Birthday aod Hallowson rapidly. But there are still a a Halloween theme, using zkele- games wtrt played with prises great number who haven't made awarded fo Marlene Messer, M r * ■ny serious effort toward their ley Jones and Luther Must. winter flowers. However, there Refreshments of birthday odkel is still plenty of lime—especially lee cream, raid drink*, peanuts If you purchase plants instead snd candy font were served tn the of seed. garsts. Following the party frailSome of Ihe annuals bloom in a vtUfi, a scavenger hunt wai held very short lime after planting the by the group. seed. Atyssum, balsam, sweet Those attending wero. the MARIAN R. JONES peas and violets require only A group of Oviedo seventh and honoree, Carl Wressler, Gordon six weeks. Baby's breatb, candy­ ninth graders were among those Butcher. Bill Wight, Luther Muse. tuft, gerbera, helichrytum, lobetinvited lo Ihe W. V. Swenson home Patty Griffith, Marlene Mu m t , lia. lupine, nasturtuim, statice Saturday night for a ghost and Ola 1. Yate*. Bobby Harvey, An­ and possibly several others will be goblin party. The daughter and nette Yates. Betty Thomas, Phvllu in bloom just eight weeks alter son of Mr. and Mrs. Swenson were Messer, Terry Trosper, Shirley the seeds are in. Much depends host* for the occasion. Nancy Ann Jones, Martha Ann Bowen of upon your skill and experience Jacksonville and Lois Messer. Swenson and Wesley Swenson. as a gardener. Halloween games were played by Fertilizing is a necessary and Ihe two groups, and the seventh continuous operation In Florida graders emerged victorious over gardening. Most of the soils are their ninth grade opponents In sandy, with no clay, which means a every game, lolly pops being given rapid leaching away of soluabte lo all the victor*. plant foods. What humus there Is Following the games, dancing dors not remain very long In the' PRIZE WINNERS at the Gypsy Halloween party, spon­ was enjoyed by ihe couples, after soil. Warm, porous soils and First place winner* at the dtiptf* which delicious refreshments of sored by the Benevolent, Patriotic Order of Does, Satur­ plenty of moisture during the long rale bridge club were Cdr. and hamburgers, potato chips. Halloday niyjht at the Elk's Club, were, left, Pete Hovversox. summer season make an ideal wren candies, cokes and other Mra. T. W, Ownsby. Dr. and cnviromrrvt for the toil bacteria. who won the men's costume award and Jackie Caruthers goodie* were enjoyed by the nine­ Mrs. Leonard Munson were sec­ Even during our mild winters who won the women's contest, with the best ladies ond high, Mrs. J, E. Baker and teen guests and hosts. the bacteria are only slowed up, Gypsy costume. Decorations carried out the Halloween Mrs. Flo Doonan, third aod fai Those invited to be with Nancy snd the decomposition of humus ami Gypsy theme, including a Gypsy girl, stamlinjr be­ B a r n e t t Memorial Mcthotlisl Ann and Wesley for the parly in­ fourth placo were Mr*. Oeorgo goes on alt thru the year. That side a fire over which hunt? a lilnck kettle. Guests Church haa designated Saturday, cluded Jimmy Jones. John Coe, McCall and Mra. Stuart Brawn. Is why, both organic and commer­ Another session will bo held Nov. 7, aa "slave day" in Enter­ entcrcil the club ami continued throttith a mock covered Jimmy Courier. Thad Lingo, Suz­ cial fertilizers need to be applied prise. Members of the senior MYF anne Partin. Ann Slavik, Diane tomorrow at I p. m. at tbo Com­ waiton, then spent the evening in a realistic Gypsy at­ frequently. Always lie "building have set aside that day to raise Aulin, Rose Marie Beasley, all munity Center, lfth and Magnolia up" ihe soil. Plants do not enrich mosphere, iluik’iiur and making merry. money for their local projecls. ninth graders. Also, Jimmy Cour­ Ave. the ground unless they are turned ier. Carol and Jan Beasley, Mari­ under and allowed lo become The young people discussed LARRY NEELY, (a r»»lyn Partin, Ted Aulin, Danny plans at Ihe council meeting and bot) prize winner in the humus. Gammagr, Arthur Evans, MarThere are quite a number of decided lo do something on thrir 4th to lath grade Rroup. shill Lingo, Gay Ulrcy and Mari­ bulbs that can be planted now, own. They will be available for lyn Partin, seventh and el£ilh washing cars, cleaning windows,■i ' such as gladiolus, frenia, Easter graders. lily, anemone, amaryllis, calls, cutting grass, trimming hedges, in . . _ _ WEDNESDAY worker* council, 8:IN p. m, southern iris, zephyranthes and l'inccrcst Baptist Church, S. S. ' Presbyterian Church hyacinths. A handful of building The Junior Choir of tba Lake Scout Troop 233, 3.1.V p. m. Grace •«* '* * '* "* “ P P « sand under each bulb and a gen­ Arrangements and a price for B 30 V 7 P- "V Mary Presbyterian Church hold a erous supply of food and moisture Methodist Church WSCS business prayer meeting dilferent jobs may be made 8 p. in. followed will insure large and perfect and program meeting A p. in. at by business meeting. halloween party Thursday aftorthrough the counsellors, Mrs. B. the Church. blossoms. W, Carlton, phone NO 8 4700 or ihe Presbyterian senior high choir, E. C. Harper Sr., returned to­ noon in Ihe Educational, Building Daughters of Wesley Class of Cut back all chrysanthemums as The WSCS of First Methodist Rev. Bill Swyear NO 8 5193, supper and rehearse!, ft p. nt. day from Louisville, Ky, where of the church. First Methodist Church meet* 7;30 Residents are requested to plan Church will sponsor their an­ soon as they have bloomed, re­ p. m. in McKinley Hall. midweek llilile hour, 7 p. m. They played truth or conse­ he attended a meeting of the moving as much of the old stalk as nual bazaar Nov. 12, from 2 lu Ihrir extra Jobs fur these young First Methodist Church, first General Electric Co Dealers quences and bobbed for apples aod First Baptist Church, prayer possible, the new shoots will then $:3d p. m. in McKinley Hall. people and in so doing assist them of three nights for annual from all over Florida also attend­ afterward* ware served refresh­ Cake, pie and coffee will be develop to he transplanted In ihe meeting 7:30 p. m., Sunday School in their worthwhile projects. Church wide school of missions, ed the meeting. i served all during the afternoon. spring (1:1.1 j*. m. RepreaentaUves from the San­ ment* of hot dogs, potato chips Shrubs Hut have completed their There will be a fish pond for the First Christian Church CYF ford Womans Club who attended and told drinks. small fry. a large variety of fall blooming are due a good Lake Alary skaiing party, leaves the Church the seventh annual district meet­ Those attending were: Pat WBhome made pics, cakes, cookies trimming and pru. Jig. Consider at 7 p. m. ing at Leesburg yesterday were, lis, Jean Ann Antell. Sharon Aaand candy as well as all types the habits of the particular plant Mrs. George E. Weill, president; sill, Paulette Holly, Kathy McCar­ you an- trimming and cut accord­ of hand made articles YHIHSIIAY Mrs, K. C. Harper, Mrs. AI Hunt, thy, Judy Rowell, Linda Moha, Mrs, Roy Tillis is general ingly. Liguslrum. hlbiscua. lurk's First Baptist Church, Royal Mrs. Wade Rucker, Mra. Sibyl Helen Freeman, Barbara Flet­ Plan* are underway fur a (all chairman of the event and she cap, most of the varieties of Roulh. Mr*. George (Juinn and cher, Anita Ferguson, Gail Jtafcwill be assisted by chairmen of crutnos ami many other shrubs will fashion show, sponsored by the Ambassadors, 7 p, in. By IDA MAY RJOBLOM eru, and Mrs. Pat McCarthy. s Pinecrcsi Baptist Church, visi­ Mrs. Donald Flamm. alt the circles and their social branch profusely immediately un­ CPO Wives Club It is scheduled Lake Mary is proud to welcome (or Nov. 13 at * p m. m the tation, 10;JO a. m. la 7 p. nt. der the cul. relations chairmen. The public as nrw residents. Mr, and Mrs. Presbyterian Church, BrownThis monlh and on into Decem­ Naval Air .Station ballroom. is invited. A. M. Walker Sr., formerly of A "pot pourrl" of fashions will lee Bible Class, A Ju p. in. in ber is ihe best time to wipe out Pittsburgh, Pa. ! any ant colonics. Once Ihe nest be presented by Cowans, using a the educational building. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Shcaffcr an­ Fellowship Enjoys is destroyed the lew ants that Parisian tlirmc. Director and co -1 First .Methosliisl Church, tfuarnounce the birth of a daughter, escape will tie less likely tn start ordinatur will he .Mrs. June Ling- - terly Conference, 7.JO p. tn. Halloween Party Kimberly Edwina, Ocl. 22. a new nest. For grasshoppers and infelter and serving us hostesses 1 First Christian Church Cabinet, Tile Piigiim Feiiowsidp of the worms a poisoned masft Mrs, — "u— --- 11------- - " " ----- ■- at—Hi*— h-ono- of—41 *' Mrs. Charles Adams and child­ ren, Ann and Jan of Douglas, Ga. Congregational Christian Church spraying witl\ a stomach poison1Charles Gollohrr. Mrs. Harvey Wahnru llamcy, i.Ju p. nt. were recent visitors of Mrs. J. L. entertained with a Hallow ecu will protect your plants The spray King. Mrs, Ralph Simas. Mrs Mar Rullard, Mr. and Sirs. W. P. parly for mrmbers and frirnds is easier to use and will kill all vm Aedcr ami Mrs. Phillip Simp­ son. Burke, and Mr. and Mrs. W. F. of the group at the home of Kuth chewing Insects. Jean Robinson. All naval air station personnel Minshew. Appropriate decorations gave and their guc.ts arc invited. Tic­ Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Richards Parents Entertain the setting of a real Halloween kets may he purchased at the door and their aunt, Mrs. l,ouiic P. atmosphere for an evening of For David Evans Proceeds of the show will he used Wilson, all of Enterprise, were In purchase equipment fnr Hie guestj of Mr. and Mrs. P. D. plrasanl fun and games. MARIAN R. JONES Those enjoying the fun were; hospitality kit. Seminole chapter two, Order of Anderson, Sunday afternoon. A group of David Evans' frirnds Robert Bullard, Ruth Jean Robin­ The kit will contain the nrce. Kaj,frn Slar w,n mrrt Thursday Hilda anil Chris Gardner have son, Barbara, Grace, and Ray­ (were entertained with a Halloween sitlc* for housekeeping and will at H „ m Masonic Hall, arrived at mcir nume ncrc alter mond Middleton, Gary Howell, ; party on Thursday night at the Tin. ,,„m rnlledion fnr the evenspending the summer in their Sandy Getman, Marion Weber, home of hi* parents. Mr. and Mr*. be available to newcomers lo nan *nn , , , A' "h o have not re- jn;. ,u |j j)r donated lo the Student John Evans, In Oviedo. home at Carbondale, Pa. Ellen Carter. cclvcd their household goods. j „ an j. lm,j The young people assembled al Mrs. Lucy Smith, Mrs. Bessie Janice Moore, Sandra Corbett, Wood, and Mrs. Laura Harper, all Martha Wheeler, Freddie Woods, 6 p. m. for a delicious .upper, DRY DDT THE WRINKLES of .Miami, are visiting their sis­ Marilyn and Marion Shaffer, Bill after which they departed to enter When the season changes and intn liie trick or treat fun for the ter. Mrs. J. L. Bullard. and Barbara Alford, Jill Sing you get out stored clothes, put The welcome mat also is out tier. Jerry Stevenson, Paul Mar­ evening about town. At 9 p. m. the group returned thrm into the drier for a few to Mr. and Mrs. Ed DeForest, cus, Nancy .Miller, Glenn Ult, minutes. This takes out wrinkles of Farwcll, Mich, who moved lo Scottie Wilkcrson, Sue Bullard, to the Evans Inimc. where they anil also Hulls up Ihe nap. were picked up by their parents Lake Mary last week. ami Gladys Wilson. Sunday afternoon little Josephine Besides the enthusiastic group for the return trip honie. Those tf : i. i . me Allot T GOOD HOUSEKEEPING FAMOL'R f o o d Skeen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of young people joining in the enjoying this party included No­ PLAN whith Include* Freezer nr Freezer • Refrigerator, aad Franklin Skeen celebrated hrr fcstivilies, Mrs. M. L. Robinson rnan Wheeler. Joy Wamright. Ann •lari* fnr a* little as 111 a week fnr ■ family of 4. And about fourth hirthduv with a small par­ and Dr. Fred Ensminger also Marlin, Oulda Wolcott, Judy Min the other plan* that Marl at 11,1 fnr a family n( 2 nr 1 or IIS ■ ter. Casaildra rowers, Eddie I'lul ly at her home. Tho»e attending look part in the merrymaking week for a family of 1. The plan include* ell your meal*, poattry, lips. Robby Diamond, Jimmy M inwere Mike, Kathy and Douglas sraelable*. luicr*, rhee*r. nlen nr hullfr . , , . All with a money Irr, Tim Packard. Rev ( lonl-, Daugherty, Barbara Fletcher and hark guarantee h> GihmI Housekeeping Home Food Flan. Church Group Meets Billy Mikler and Mav Brook*. Util G. Sjohlom. Oviedo Students Enjoy Holiday Ownsbys High At Duplicate Enterprise Plans Project Church Calendar FOYE SHULL adult prize winner. Visited By W.W. Newcomers welcomed to San­ ford by the Welcome Wagon, the past week include, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur II. flenker and children, Russell, Foggy, Julia and Karen, frum Rockford, HI. Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Fruchey, Richard and Michael, from Albany, Ga. and Mr. and Mra. Archer Moore and Andy from Tuscaloosa, Ala. New familirs living here while their husbands are slalioned at lltc Naval Air Station Include; LI. tjgi and Mrs. William N, Collier Jr., of Andrews, S. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Carl J, Uurkard Jr., Frankie, Carmen and Brenda from Cullman. Ala.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas and son, Barry. Sanford natives; Lt. (jg) and Mrs. John R. Rinn, Ricky and Billy from Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Burk* holder, Jerry and Susan from Akron. Ohio; Ens. and Mrs. Rich­ ard W. Martin and children, Ric­ key, Cindy, and Peggy from Jean­ nette, Pa.; Lt. (Jgt and Mrs. Jerry (i. Knutson, Greg and Gunnar from Rugby, N. D ; Mr. and Mrs. time T. Rupert, Gary, Gene, Carol, Sherylc, Charlene and Diane from Tallahassee. The Ruperts have recently completed a tour of duty with the navy in Roto, Spain. Enterprise Personals Mr. ami Mrs H. B. Stovall hjtve returned to their hom« on Lak* Shore Dr. following the summer spent in .Mssiachusetts. Enjoys Holiday W SC S Sets Date For Bazaar Eleven Families S T * *"y , o b (psuiikonaLik CPO Club Plans Fashion Show Personals yes. Good Housekeeping Eastern Star Meets Thursday With Mrs. Padgett SECURITY ^ SSOCIATES, INC. - STOCKS - BONDS * MUTUAL - FUNDS r! Gordon J. Toll, Mgr. KIRK • I’ laza FA 2-7S02 Direct Wire To Sincere A Co., Member. New Fork Slock Each. The adult [cliuwr.thlp of Barm'll Memorial Methodist Church. En­ terprise. met at the home of Mr*. Ida Padgett, Monday evening. A covered dish supper was served at 6:30 p. in. At the business session, plans were discussed for the nest meet­ ing. Monday, Nov. 30, which will tw held at the parsonage. Mrs. Allen bain presented the tlevotional. The program, under the direction of the Rev. Bill Swyear, was m Ihe form of a singspiraI lion. I NO MORE STICKY FINGERS Fill a plastic squeeze l-ttlle with jelly, snipping ihe hollies spout to make the hole larger. That way the children can (is their own jelly sandwiches with­ out getting the table and them selves sticky. NEW COMER? Nave you, or has someone you know, just moved to a new home? Now Open MAPES TILE Your Walrome Wagon lloaleM will rail with g ift s and frie n d ly greeting* from th* com­ munity, (Store) SPECIAL Vinyl and Ceramic Mary Curler Paint Building 207 West First S t Church Choir Vinyl - Asbestos » ,a. Opposite Sun ford I lent In Dial FA 2-1558 FA 2-79 jfi FA 2-I7A6 nr HI*. M ntnar I w ant to cut m y fo o d bu dget I understand that Grunt llnu*ekeeping Front .aervite Buyer* Select Beef from western ranges. Government Graded l'. R. Choke. I am interrsird in further Information about Ihia plan, ASK A B O U T OU R R E N T A L P L A N U K HUNT FKKKZKK AN D FOOD . . . . U K UK N T A FOOD SERVICE IF YOU OWN A FR E E ZER . . . . I nt poilant nuw facta about, .. 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Famous Food Nil ,,|<b' PRINT NAME ................................... ADDRESS | RURAL INSTRUCTIONS I( ) I Own A Freezer ( ........... ................ ) I Don't Own A FrMMT I Good Housekeeping FOOD SERVICE 2800 8. SANFORD AVE. PHONE VA S-TM0 �___ 1 -3V-v- t i;■?' ^ cu n tm 1-; -7 ft w tt . -I Center, r m lt a n U« ar\£i’ss^rs* is r> M r*> Hag* a r t * , ewwer of the «W M tl* r u n __ ______hi the fumiturt hurtmn Wm i w h i I* Su fcri, It ptmmiag fall end whtor f a «m m m «r maty wtn-tamm Mr* •Km Dan hr Um fatal am . lit u d bit wifi, Haul, end thUdrat, Willi, Janet aid IWf |»y, lira at 1M Bit All Wvd. m i m jaffa — ------------------- * Missing Judge Seen In Hotel CRtAW s r n * G O ID ^ CHICAGO (UPl) —Oni af Chia i t ’i laadlig litliaaa Hepped for­ ward Haidar U> report ha m » _ Judge W . L i m PirUnaow weaving violently througk ■ down- LCC PKGS Waller P. Paepektfa wport .■ada him the laat known poraoo to i n tbe Judge before ho vanlafcad Oet M. Paepcka it chairman •( the Can. teller Car#, of America, founder of the Aipen, Colo., arU colony, director of numerous other corpandkuu and bolder of many •wards and honorary detreea. Karller witnesses had placed the India In the Drake Hotel, hut Feepcka’i report carried Parkin­ son further along the Drake nresde-and closer to an salt land­ ing to Lake Michigan. The discovery o! Parkinson’s glasses and umbrella In the vicini­ ty tended to support pollco theories the Judge staggered from the hotel -to tbe beach, fell In and drowned. . Paepcke slid he followed Judge Parkinson Into the h o t e l . Faepeko** heme, and notlead tba Judge weaving from side to sido | as If violently 111. “ I looked it him and I thought maybe somobody bad bean cele­ brating too much," Ptopcke aald. ,**1 didn’t know the Judge." 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RATH BLACK HAWK DAINTEES # FRESH CAUGHT (RESH CAUGHT , FRESHLY L.C CLAW CRAB • CHERRYSTONE �% I 1 4 I ff — - m m mi, t -— i M * r i S w ^ & i . a '_jC I • ^ l_ r t • ■ ■ m inis m o ral To Retain Lead The Isa Francisco fortyNtner*, eunlag a see • game toad over ths Baltimore Cotta la tho Wssti ra rate, sre rated area t a la r 's other kar gamee will b# glared at Waaktegtai sod deniaad. BaUlmorr, upeet by Cletotead last taday, Is a petal tholes to bounce back at tee tipaaaa at tha Rsdeklae. tha Browne aad Philadelphia Cagle*, bracketed a gams banted Nbw York to .Iks East, clash at Cleveland. Tha Browns are tight* potat favorite*. Iks Chicago Stars play boat to tho Grots Bar Footer* aad art •ovaa-potet choice* to wia the OM rivals. Tho Pittsburgh Sledtra toUrtoia tho Detroit Lloox aad an ilx-polnt choicer Now York (3-1) may boro to ploy tho Cardlaalo (1-4) without its two hoy offensive performors, Charity Coatrly aad Frank Oillord. Cooerty, tkt dub’e No. 1 quarterback, sprained bis right aable during lost wook'o SO-3 vie* lory over tha Pickeri. Gifford mined lost Sunday's game bo­ nus* of a lorn rib cartUago aulfsrtd two wttke ago at PiUaburgh. Bob Schaelker, New York's top offensive aad, also may not play bacauae o( a hack injury. Uneman Accused OfBERKELEY, Misconduct Calif. (UPI) -Tha University of California today pssasail ter punishment of Mlkw MtXoovar, Southern California guard they charged deliberately tajwud Cat halfback Steve Bstea lost Saturday. California President Clerk Karr Chancellor Glenn T. Seaborg day night Issued a statement accusing tha AU-Amtrica candi­ date of smashing Bate! In tha fact Id on action they called "eomptately unnecessary and un­ coiled for." , Tho __ _itaunwol „ __ which M i d movies and allll pictures of the tecidsot would be released to the puhUc and shown to the preai4-wte of the conference — said Dr. Norman Topping, president of tho University of Southern Cali­ fornia, and rrancia Tappaan, USC vice president, had agreed to lake action. Topping, without naming MeXetver, issued a statement apolo­ gising "to tha axteat wo are re(possible" and Indicating that bt felt tho Incident was doted. However, Grog Engelhard, Callferula director of athletics, ealted tho Southern California statement "vary unsatisfactory." Bates was seriously njurod hi tho game which Southern Califor­ nio won 14-7. Ho was hospitalized with a broken nose aod cheek and several loosened teeth and will Ml bo nhlo to play for tho rest of tho season. playinf th« s u m typn o f bsl! from hnr* on ou t lU 10 oat o n * limb tod pndfct that ws will go all ths way from hart to out and finish with a roaritf W record for tha sosson. With yaiaee ayainst Leesbury, Bishop Moore, Lakeview, and DfLand stJB re­ maininy, the gimtnntea are expeettoy to roar back and wind op with a respectable £00 season or better. Their record is now 1*4 and two of these losses were by a ainyte point, so with n couple o f breaks H well could have been 4-1. I recall that last season a team that finished with an 8*3-1 record, started in much the same fashion that the Semlnolee o f this ysar did. They fouyht Apopka to a (M) tie in the min and then followed with disappointiny losses to Seabresat and Ketterlinus. Then came ths biy upset vic­ tory over Fort Myers on tbe field yoal by biy Don Carter. This was all it took. From here on out the Semlnolee found themselves and they went all the rest o f tho way undefeated. Ayainst Winter Park I yot the same feeliny that ths victory did the trick! The potential has been with the youny teem all atony and with the yreatnesa they showed at times you couldn't yive up on them. They were very impressive ayainst Winter Park and I fee) that thsy will be Spaahlai of tho Snonlnotau, hava yoa tTtr had tha misforttma of ritttaf by soma Dodo at tha ball fama that did nothiny bat run down tha Sanford team? Melba Pifott, wife of Coach Jim Figott* r u Into just such a follow at tha last yams ayaiast Winter Park. Ha didn’t bother to watch the yams bat spent moot o f the time ridkullny the Sanford players. It got so bad that Melba finally asked him where ha want to school and ha said ’Seminole High*. Well, Melba picked up her children and moved I What kind of person Is it who doesn't stop to realise that the players on the field are only kids! A kid is a kid no mat­ ter whom he plays for and thsy are all subject to error—so you who constantly are complaininy about someth toy remem­ ber thiol Fivs ayainst ten the fellow that runs down the hometeam was probably ths best seamstress In the home economics class. Frisnd. before you talk about these kids, learn somethlny about them because I think they are one of the finest yroups I hava come in contact with and when on the field they play a lot harder than you probably work! Cool, typewriter, cool! HERS 18 SANFORD'S JUNIOR HIGH “ LIGH T SQUAD that wiO t a in Peanut Bowl action 8ntonlnyvnight. P in t row left to Tight: B. Barbour, B. Rumbley, D. Tends, T, Tery, 8. Groover. M. Mills, E. Griffith, R. Hinson and R. Jones. Second row, J. Lewis, F. Murray, D. Banye, G. Richards and H. Harrison. Third row, T, Singletary. B. Kuykendall, D. Gilmartin, T. Cason. T. Boyd. J. Mills. B. Barks. R. Goitohsr, T. Miller, R. McAllister, D. McCall, R. Outlaw, E. Kotky and J. Whitmore. N O TICE WALT OATMAN HEARING CONSULTANT Will check year heariny or hearlay jtn O O THURSDAY 1:00 p. m. to 4:00 p. m. at — FAUSTS DRUG STORE Baaford • Batteries, Cord A renaorleo for a l Hearlay Alda N O T IC E TO T H E PUBLIC ■y OdCAB PBALKY too good for a sputtering offtnat. NEW YORE (UPI>—Praloy’a folGeorgia ever Florida — Shaded Iks , aad tho watk-aad football agaia. "winner*"—white' making Uka a Kentucky over Vanderbilt — The real "export." Byracaso ovar Pans Stats—Syra- offsnse has started to perk. Also: Clemtoa over Duke, Ala­ c u n is listed as a aevtapoint farorlto oo the theory that State is bama over Tulanc, Auburn over aided at homo. But tho thought MiaaiMippi State, North Carolina boro la that the "Biuahle Sevan" over Miami, South Carolina ovar Virginia and Mississippi over Chat­ ia hatter than that. tanooga, Navy ovar Maryland—IL’s Navy by seven but n porous defends in­ dicates a Irtc-acoring game. Yala ovar Pean—Tbe blue-plate special with Pena favored by ilx. Princeton over Harvard — The word 1* that Harvard found Un H but not quite enough. Also: Cornell ovar Brown, PiU over Boiton Cottage, Army over Villannva, Hoty Cron over Boston U., Dartmouth ovar Clumbia, Lahigh ovar VMI and Dels ware over Temple, Notra Dame over Georgia Tech— The Irish, aided by playiag at LSU over Tennessee — Defense home, m m to have found them­ selves. Illinois over Michigan — But waich out for the every-other-week Wolverines. Northwestern over Wisconsin — Discount that B a d g t r shave agaiut Michigan. Also: Ohio State over Indiana Purdue over Michigan State, Air Force over Missouri, Iowa State ovar Nebraska, Kansas ever Colo­ rado and Oklahoma ovor Kansas Slate. USC over Wait Virgin! a-Could be the nation's best team. Oregon over California — Rested while Cal comas off a toughie. Stanford ovar UCLA — Big of­ fense swings It. Also; Washington ovar Oregbn State, Oklahoma State ovar Den­ ver, Colorado State ovar Utah Stale and Brigham Youog ovar New Mexico. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Adjustment of tha City of Sanford will hold a regular meeting at 3:30 P. M. on Tuesday, November 10, 1959, la tbe City Commlaalan Room at tbe City Hall in order to coaildcr an appeal for a variance concerning property located la Highland Park, Re-subdivision of Lot A, Lota 1 and 3, Edward F. Lane, Chairman feel LIGHTER than a ir with the new the NBA, scored nine points ia the last five minutes Tuesday sight to give tho Celtics o 1M-M victory over the Hawks, their first win in 9t. Louis'' Kiel Auditorium since tho HU playoffs. The triumph was tho fifth In n row for Boston with­ out a setback. The New York Knickerbockoro won their first game of tho season by trimming tha Minneapolis Lak­ ers, M-93, in Ibe opening game of Ihe St. Louia doublthcader. Twice St. Louis pulled to within threo points of the Celtics in the final quarter, the list time al 101N, but Couiy’e pair of free throws with eight seconds to go iced tha game for Boston. Cousy and Bill Russell paced the Celts with 17 points each. Boh Petlit collected 23 for Ilia Hawks and Cliff Hagan had 31. The Knicka handed the Lakers their fourth straight iota as they sawed up tha game midway in the final period. Richie Guerin scored Called Prose laternattaaal 33 points for New York. Elgin Bay­ LONDON. Eng. (UPI) -Prodlor had 21 for Minneapolis. die Gilroy, m it Ireland, out­ pointed Piero RoDo, llJVi, Italy, (13)—won Europron bantam— Boots 4 Winners weight tlllr. LAUREL, Md. (UPI) — Howard MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI) Grant mads It nine victories in two Uomeo Brennan, 133, Bimini, B. days at Laurel Tuesday when he W. I., outpointed Jimmy Martibooted home four winners. Grant, noi, 131. Phoenix, Aril. 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There's o whole new galaxy of lighter end brighter cetesliol shades to choose from, and person­ alised tinting ts available without extio cost, too, at oil M ary Carter Pomt Factory Branches " CopA European Title LONDON (UPI)—Freddie Gilroy mt Belfast, the British Empire champion, won tho Europeans ban­ tamweight title Tuesday night by gaining a narrow 13-round decision nvtr Piero Kollo of Italy. Whom you think of SERVICE think of © (jw u u w a y & M a ry Paint F a c t o r i e s W A L L P A P E R and S U P P L I E S 201 W. 1st St. Insurance FA 2-0331 FA 2-3 �yyu LI Communists Sillier Major Setback In Israel Election Community Day rUMjmVW uw country of Ghana tn BM • group *f tropic*! isi Me Booth Sena have been Mr special World Commair projects. Offerings will ty for them through more lit local and state councils rth women throughout the IM*' ■; !> m & ir K v iu i ,ti R)th«4 ,V will cocaist oI a abort draaiUsatiow by Mrs. Ray Herron, Mr*. John ft. Dominey, Mrs. Tom Mc­ NEW DELHI (UPI) More Donald. Mrs. Jo* Baker and Mrs. thaa I,Me fadlaa students mobbed Schmab representing women from the countries sponsored in the pro- the Communist Chinese Embassy today to protest Chinese raids across ladle's aordof*. Mrs. Marcia Carter will be or“ Death to Chau Ea-Lalt" the caalat, Mrs. Barry Eehelberger, students shouted. Tha reference vocalist sad tha scripture will be was to Mm Communist Chines* raid by Mrs. H. K. Ring. premier. Some of the student* ■ostasse* from participating roughed up a Chtoeso-Amoriesn eharthes will meet arrivals at the newsman they thought was a dear uMh name cards. They will Communist. bo Mrs. T. C. O'Steen, lin t McthPolice rescued the Journalist, odist; Mrs. Carl Williams, Once who asked that he not be ideatlMsfhadM; Mrs. C. D. Blrkholm, field, sad Ob ally succeeded la Fiua Methodist; Mrs. R. R. Doss, keeping the crowd from petting Jr., BMacopal; Mrs. Hirry Wood­ further out of hind. ruff. Presbyterian; Mrs. Evelyn The police allowed a student Baadlfer, Church of tho Naxarono; leader to try to present a note Mn. O. M. Zlttrower, Coogregt- of protest to Chines* Embassy of­ ficials, who refused to aecept It. The students posted tho note on the embassy gates. It read: “ We aro fully prepared to fact the challenge of your hostile coun­ ANCHORAGE, Alaska (UPI) try. W* or* pledged to mist •—Figures released by the Bureau tho further advance of your forces *f Fisheries showed that the 1950 sod also to eject your troops from salmon catch was on* of the poor- (too border arts of) areas into •st on record, down some 40 per which you have intruded." c*xt from lest year. Close to 2,000,000 cases of salman were packed In 1939, but the total for this year was only 1,770,791. A bureau spokesman attrib­ uted the decline to stormy weath­ er and an unusually poor rua ef Poor Salmon Figures Show Best friend my clothes ever had A m w winter program of activi­ ties has been announced by Ron­ ald Perry, city recreation dir­ ector. One m w program will be for adults and wtH be called "Trimaasites" and will feature oppor­ tunities lor both men nod women to participate in sports each si volleyball, ping pong and shuffleboard. Anyone interested in attending these sessions Is asked to at­ tend a meeting at tha recreation department office at ■ p. m. Nov. 10. Tbs secood- winter . pro gum will be for the youngsters of tho am . Tennis tnilructioa wlU be available starting at • a. m. Nov. 14. The cliaeos will bo con­ ducted by Frank Deane, former professional at the 31ayfair Inn and will be held at the Ft. Mel­ lon Park Courts. The third addition to the win­ ter program will be the formation •f a tennis dub Including various tournaments. Other winter activities will in­ clude bowling with teama now be­ ing formed and dancing. European Drivers Moke Fast Trip NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI)—Two European drivers recently took •a ordinary automobile across the width of Africa and back in Just over 10 days. Nail Vincent and R oddy Antrobus drove their Briutb-mad* iVsuxhall Victor) ear between Mombaiss, Kenya, and Banana. Belgian Congo, la 10 days, 24» Itours at an average speed ef more than 30 miles per hear. Spencer Fanned Out NEW YORK (UPI) - The New York Rangers have farmed out de­ fenseman Irv Speoetr to their Springfield dub ia the American Hockey League for more season­ ing. Spencer, 21. drafted out of the Montreal Canadian farm system, is considered U top prospect by the Rangers. YouH look just like a page out of Esquire when your elotbee ere Sanitone Dry Cleaned. Our Sanitone Service gets out all the soil , , . «v*n stubborn spots. And with our exclusive Soft-Set * finish w* restore the original body to tb* fabric . . . *o yo«? doth** look, feel and (it like mw ruin wrinkling, toot RICHARD JAN8EN Is congratulated on attaining the rank of Eagle Scout after presentation of hie award by Cdr. L. D. Tamny, executive officer of Sanford Naval Atr Station, who pinned the Eagle emblem on Richard aa Mrs. Anna Jansen watched. Richard, 15, earned the top 8cout rank in only three years of Scouting- He ia a member of Troop 244 sponsored by the Elks Club. Something Seems Wrong In This TV Paradise By PVED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI) - What sa­ rong with ABC-TV'i hour-long series, Adventure In ParidlseT The show took a severe thrash­ ing when it debuted. Even the sd agency m*n end film eaecutlves who helped put it together voiced distress over the show. They vowed to work harder to improve it. Gardner McKay, the star, be­ gan taking lessons on how to set. I was assured last wetk that the show had improved so much that I might be pleasantly surprised if 1 took mother look. What's this stuff about double Jeopardy? Monday night's story was straight out of those i’etcr Lorre movies. His early one*. Paulette Goddard was on deck as a wom­ an* living it up on Noumea who didn't went her daughter to lean about her dreadful past. "I'm going to be very sure my pest doesn’ t ruin her future,'* U now she put it. Paulette was threat­ ened by a killer-blackmailer, play­ ed well enough by Simon Oak­ land. It all came out okay, how­ ever, after one of those patented ABC-TV warehouse brawls. Still absent from the show are paradlse-ltke scenes of the South Pacific, Most of Monday night's action took place at night, or In­ side houses or csfe* or that bloomin’ warehouse. And at for adventure — It ws« sadly out­ dated. However, McKay's acting has improved. He's only a mono­ tone 99 per cent of the time flow. But his eyelashes still flutter be­ fore he speaks. 1 think this tittle preliminary helps rev up his voire. Someone once said that, be­ cause of TV, new performers no longer have any place In which to be bad. Nonsense. There Is a plaee for new talent to hr bad. Ironically, tl'a TV. Amt Adventure In Paradlae la tha best example I’ve seen. Clubs Over Diamond CRYSTAL RIVER. Fla. (UPI) —Golf pro Bub Goalby received profc**ional baseball offers from the Chicago Cubs, Cleveland In­ dians and Pittsburgh Pirates. Four generations of Sanford people huve known me . . . Many of them huve long ago departed . . . my father, himself, died muny years ago, and even the house where I was born no longer stands, yet — The Chaaael Mwlssi Recording artists who will recstve ''Gram­ my" awards on the Sunday, Nov. 29 NBC-TV special presented by the National Academy of Record­ ing Art* and Scisnces Include Ella Fitigereld, Bobby Darin, Duke Ellington, Jimmy Driftwood, Shelley Berman ami the Southern California Mormon Tab­ ernacle Choir, F o r.. you see, I AM THE HILL LUMBER & HARDWARE. City taxes. i% discount will be allowed in November, 3% in Decem­ ber, 2% in January and 1% in February. * CH&KOi/T budget Herman's Smoked Taaty, Tender, Wall • Flavored WHOLE Herman's Smoked Sugar Cured U.S.D.A. Inspected TENDER CHICK SHOULDER SHUKFRESH Pet Herrington Jr., e perform­ er who lo reiiurertlng dialect comedy on TV, Joined the perma­ nent Danny Thomas show com­ pany Monday night on CBS-TV. lie plays the part of a young night club comedian who special­ ise* In being an Italian gulf pro named Guido Panitnl which is the role he made famous on Jerk Pear's show. Harrington's ahortcomings as a straight actor were plainly evident, but In his less emotional scenes with Thomas, he showed promts* of becoming an easet lo the ahow. Tax Hooka are open for payment of 1959 for payment U. 3. Steel's CBS.TV special on Feb. 10, “ ihe American Cowboy,'* starring Fred MacMurrey, ha* a supporting cast of Wally Cos, Edle Adams, Hans Conrted and Carol Burnett. RIU Baird Is film­ ing a puppet series in color for network or syndication use. The format recreates best-selling kid. dy books. JERUSALEM, Israel (UPI) Prim* Minister David Ben-Gurlon's Maps) (Moderate Labor Party) forged strongly ahead to­ day as the dominant party In Isnet's parliamentary election*. The Communists appeared to be taking a beating. All Indlrallona were that retuna from Tuetday'a general election* would increase Ben-Gurloa'a holdings tn the Knesset parliament where his party hald 40 of the 120 itali. Another coalition government was certain, but with the Maps! more domi­ nant The official Tel Aviv radio aaid with counting completed in 2,313 of the 3,412 polling atationa the Mapai had won 33.42 per cent of the total votes si compared with 32.2 per cent tn the 1933 voting, tha right-wing Herut (Freedom Party) was second with s 13.4 per cent. The National Religious Pront Mltrahl was third with 10-7. Other results announced were the left • wing Mapam (United Workers) 7.22; General Zionists I; It; left • wing Ahdut Avoda (Unity of Labor) S.M; Agudah bloc 4.74; and Progressive 4.M. Tha Communists, who polled 4.9 per cent In the 1931 elections and sent sis members to Parlia­ ment, thus fsr hid won only 2.9 per cent of the votes. Cairo Ra­ dio earlier this week asked Is­ rael Arabs to vote for the Com­ munists but many Arabs appear­ ed to hava defected. The hs U In Parliament aro apportioned on the percentage of votes registered ft>r a party. There were no Individual candi­ dates ai such since the parties themselves name the representa­ tives, A further indication of Rcn-Gurton's gains occurred In the vot­ ing for the Jerusalem municipal council where a final count gave the Mapai 33.9 per cent of the vote compared with 29.7 per cent in the >933 balloting. YO U ALW AYS STOCK YOUR PANTRY Red Bird — 4 0*. Cun VIENNA SAUSAGE Scull County — 1 Lb. Cun CORN Food King or Ml’— 1 Lb. Cun BUTTER BEANS NAVY BEANS PINTO BEANS KIDNEY BEANS PORK ‘n* BEANS BABY LIMAS Though 36 yeurs have come and gone nine* (he fintl customers came to me for their Lumber and Hardware needs, countless hundred* will continue lo come to my new home through the yenrs lo come. EARLY JUNE PEAS Hershey SU G A R (tK E K N GIANT ‘ .103 Can And I am looking foreword to these new years and new faces with the same anticipation and joy In serving their needs that have marked my effort through the years that have past. BIRDSEYE • Frozen Cooked SQUASH 2 !C 3 7 c With $7.50 Or Mora Food Order For, though I nm only ‘‘a small fellow" compared lo the hig giants of American huslnesa, I am bigger than one person . . . I AM THE HILL LUMBER & HARDWARE. JJw JabulouA J<oodC&nisih All tax statements have been mailed, if Downtown Cleaners and Laundry l l i SL Palmetto FA 2-U>2 you have not received yours, please call for it at City Hall. Ellen Hoy, City Tax Collector, F, SAVINGS Sanford Ave. at 4th St. MARKET Open Sundays 8 A. M. til Noon �% HERALD QassHM Ads Bring Fast Rssuks ly STANLEY S. Far B o l POR SALE OR LEASE Plat­ er*it l year aid S w a t s , S bat*, Florida room. Me ly landtetprd frond to ta s yard. Wall and pump. Lard utility roam. Wall la was esr Alas Is lirias room. i a E. fo la m u O Clrrlo. Pboao PA l-m sl I ROOM Eifideacy %*.,! Ffivate bath, auiiabla (or Across troa Poat ruin. II. IS. IS. 14. I*. ootoomtM O tffT IPOL OF Mrcuam Mmmt OMRWVOItf »!PCRT» Tut M « I E SHCUD Hit M M H t « IN k O M i M o m ,* * ! . HOWOTKPUNtT H C v tO U T M S fA C t, A » « r t >*e « « w e 1 » .* » 0 .' 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FURNISHED apirtmtol, cltaa aad eloM-ia. Pk. FA 2-40U. Jimmy Cowin. Legal Notice BESOM T I O * CMABai.XO c o u r t BOARD MEMBER RRSIDKACB DISTRICTS WHEREAS; Section SI# t i l Flnr. Ida Itatutaa, HIT, provldat that for Ika purpaaa af nominating end •lactlaa rounty achnol board mam* btra, ta ck county shall ka dlvldad Into flva county achool board mamkar' raaldaaco dlatrlct*. whlrb •ball ha numbarad nnt la flat, In* rlualra, so aa to plero In tach dla. trlit, aa naarly aa practicable the •ama number af qualified elector*, and, WHEREAS: th* Board of Public Instruction of Mamlndla County, Florida, daann It aapadlant, adalaable and for the bail Intareal of Mamlnnla County, Florida, to rhanse th* praaant county board mambar raaldanca dlatrlcli In nrdar ta place In each dletrlel, aa naarly at praetlcabla, tha aam* numbar o f >i jaiiriad alrciora, and, WHEIIEAM; tha County achuul board la authorliad to maka auch rhangaa by Mactlon Slb.SIl aubaec Hun II) Florida Blstutaa, ISIT, aa amtndad b y Cbaptar l l - l l t , Lana of Florida, Aria or ISIS. NOW THKIIEFOHH BE IT R E ­ SOLVED by tbs Board s f Publlo laalrucllon nf Mamlnnla County, Florida, that tha praaaat county board mambar raatdanra dlalrlrta, ha ebanead, numbarad and daacrlb* •d at fullowa: Olatrlrl b e . 1 H«(lnnlng at a pulnt In Iwka Mon. rat on tha North line of Mamlnnla County, Florida, aald point haln* nn tba Cautar Hue o f Mrlluntllla Avanua, In Maafnril, Flnrlda. aa* Igndad North Into aald Lake, mania Moulhnaatarly alnoe aald llna and eantar llna nf aald Mallon* tills Avanua to lha Intaratctlnn o f lha Cantor U n i of tha Manford and Enanladaa llranrh uf lha Allantln Coail I.lna llallruad, aald pulnt halo* on lha Mouth llna at lha Northwaal gu artar INWU) <>f -Norlbaaat Quartar i N K ' t ) of Maclion II, Townahlp I t, Mouth llanpo II Eaat. thanaa Waatarlv alone •aid railroad, lo Intoraactlon with lha Urladu Branch o f Atlantia Coatl l.tno Railroad, lhanra North, wattarly alone aald (Ivladn Branch to canter line of Park Avrnua, or I'C. Highway IT-SS In ganfnrd Florida, Ihanca Mouth aad Mouth, wattarly alone aald eantar line to a point I I I . !* faat Eaat or lha Northwaal rornar o f Mactlon IS, Toanahlp St, Mouth lla m a la Eaat, Ihanca \\ aat tn tha Nnrthwaat cur. nar o f Mactlon II, Tuwnahlp S», Mouth Ranea IV Eaat, lhanra Mouth S mllaa to a point nn tha Waal Boundary af Baclton St. Townahlp SI Mouth, Ranea 10 Eaat, thaiica Eaat tn f.ek* Jaatup, lhanra North* •taiarly on a line In l.aka Jaaaup North o f Bird lalaml to t pnlnl Waal o f tho Eaat Quartar l E ' i ) Paction pool o f Mactlon St, T ow n , •hip S* Mouth, Ranea II East, Ihanca Eaal to aald guartar Mae. lion Poat batwaan Section II, Townahlp It Mouth, llanga II Eaat, and Mactlon It, Townahlp It, Mouth llanga 3S Eaat, Ihanca Mouth an Rania llna to Center llna of lha Eronlnckhatchaa Creak, btlne In Mactlon IS, Townahlp SI Mouth, Ranao II Eaat, and Mactlon T, Tnwnahlp SI Mouth, llanea SS Eaat, lhanra Eaattrly along tha maand* trine Xlnln Clinnnal o f aald craak to tha Intaraartlon o f lha rhannal or thraad nf lha Nt. Jnhn't lllyer, •aid rhann-l btlne tha Eaattrly Roundary o f aald Mamlnola Coun. t>. lhanra Northerly along aald rhannal nr thread o f ML John's Itlvar tn t « k a Ifarna;, lhanra Northerly through aald Laks tu mouth o f main rhannal nf ML John's lll*#r, thanr# IVatiarly •long old channel tn Lake Mnnrua, Ihanca Waal In lA k a Monroe ta point o f btelnnlng. ■Hairier No. 1 Itealnnlne at a point In laka Moaroa on tha .Northerly llnundary o f Mamlnolo County, Florida, aald point baln g on tha North and Mouth guartar Martian I.lna of Mactlon St, St and IS. Township It Mouth, llanga Se Eaat. aald guartar Mac* Hun I.fna being th* caalar llna • I French Avanua, In Manford, Florida, tktandad Norm Intu aald taka Monroe, then<-a Mouth na aald I.lna to a point ISM faat Mouth o f North g u a r i e r Section Lamer. Mac. lion II. Township I t Smith, llanga la Eaat. aald point balng on Ilia ranlar llna af tl lh Mlrttt af aald City, lhanra West lo lha eantar llna nf nooaavalt Avanua aald point balng 111 faat gouth of North guartar gactlon Poat o f atnlun 31. Townahlp IS. Mouth Range SS East, aam* balng tha Watt Pity Mmlia o f the City o f Manford, Florida, ihanca South on aeld City I.lmlt Hna lo eantar llna o f ttth Htratt In tha plat of Pin* LavaL meant Plait along eantar tins of ttth Strati f o th# NE corner of NW>« at NWIa aald Mactlon IS. thanco South to lha XK corner of k af NW«, o f M W , o f aald Mactlon 31. thanco Eaat to ranlar llna eat fad er Atanua In Plat at Pina, hunt, ihanca Mouth ales* aald eantar line uf Cadar Annua at* tandad South lo tho South llna of aald Baction If, thane* Eaat ta eantar Hna af U. a. Highway It-IS, thanco Northerly along aald ranlar llna, tenia balng ranlar llna o f Park Avanua, to Inlaraactlon o f Ovlado Branch af Atlantlo Coaal I.lna Railroad. Ihanca South•aatarly along aald eantar llna t» eantar lln* of 8. A K. Branch at Atlantic Coaal Idas Railroad, Ihanca Baaiarly a lo ng aald Railroad ta tha eantar lla* af Mat* lonvtlla Avanua In aald Clly, said point balng on lha South lln* or Nurthwaak Quarut iMV « *| w. i 4 STORE, 23 It by M A. inquir* 201 W. 1st, St j Work Wasted Ftomhtag SoTries* H odrkal Serrieae M M iag • F i IU b s • RagoLra Spocial Sarricoa 15-A Bsaaly Faeloea 15. Ftewara A FIsbU 17. Fate • Livestock • keptLiao IS. MacMaarj • Toole % IB. SooU ood Metora \ I 3S. AotamobUao • Trailsr* \ 21. ForoMato 22. Artkloa Far Solo tt-A—AfUdto Wcolor 22—Notlero A 14- Loot A Fl (C tin .a lh n . Apt. bum Narthaast guarta r lN E ', > o f ga r. Ilun SI, Townahlp I I Mouth, Range It Eall, lhanra Norlhaaalarly FIVE room furnished upataln • long aald eantar llna o f M tllonapartment 2101 Magnolia, fU.OO villa Avanua, axtandad Into lA ka Phon* FA 2-3U1. Monroe lo tho North llna o f Msml* nolo County, Florida, lhanra Weat • long County llna to point o f be* 2-ROOM apartment, 112 Elm. ginning. FA 2-OSTI. Dlatrlet ha. 1 Raginning at tha Xorthooat cor* nar of Sarllon IS, Townahlp SO FURNISHED rotUgc, loeated at Mouth, Range IV Eaal, thanca Mouth S Pointi, *75.0u per month, on Mvetlon f.lnaa flvo mllaa to a Pb. FA 2-1MT, point on lha Mouth llnundary o f aald Townahlp axtandad East In. In Iwry (Irani on tha Houtharly SLEEPING ROOMS; The Gablet, Mhoraa o f Laka Jaaaup, thanr* 401 Magnolia. FA 2-0720. Waal tn tha rantar lint nf C. M. Highway l*-SS Ihanca Mouth down tba caalar lln* o f IT. M. tf-JS— S.S mllaa tn th* Stmlnnla-Urang* County llna, Ihanca Waal f o llo w , log lha County Lln* In Moiithwan earner Median IP, Townahlp SI Mouth, Rang* SS Eaat. thanca North along rang* Hna to rantar LONDON <UPI> — “ Cheap llna nf tha Waklva Itlvar, lhanra lunchci," British style, are due Northaaatarly a lo ng rantar llna rhannal o f aald Itlvar lo a pnlnl to appear on New York rettauon tha North Boundary o f Mac rant manu* neat year, according Hon P, Townahlp 3*, Mouth Ra ng e to the London Daily Mirror. SP Eaat, thanca Enel to North* lie food writer, without naming eaat rurntr Mactlon IS. Townahlp SS Muuih, Range SS Eaat, lt|tnc* them, said two New York teitauMouth ISA f a i l to tho Northwaal rateurs had been in London rurntr nt Mactlon T, Tnwnahlp St studying inexpensive menu Hems, Mouth. Range So Eaat, thanca Eaal on Section Lias lo point of btg ln * with a view to making British nine. tourists feel at home when eating nialrta-t No. 4 out In New York. Dithea that reReal nnlng i t a point nna milt Mouth of Norlhwaat corner o f Mac. portedly made their list: sausage tlon SS, Townahlp SC Mouth, Itanaa and mash; shephtrd'a pis, and Sv Eaal, aald point being In lha chip* and dumplings. PI naaa E. Levy ilra nl Mouth o f l.aka Jaaaup, thanca run Mouth nna mile to a point nn tha Mouth Roundary of aald Townahlp a t . landed Eaat Into aald tlrant on tha Houtharly ahnree nf l a k e J e t . •up. ihanca Wait to lha ranter llna •hl» S* Month, Rang* t« Kaar. nf I', M. Highw ay I I . PJ, lhanra lhanra W ait In Ilia Mouthwaat Mouth down tho earner line o f If. rornar pf Section I, Tnwnahlp 1# M. Highway 1T-P2— S.t mllaa tn th* Mouth, R in a * St Eaat. Ihanca Mamlnnla.Drangn t'nunir boundary North I t t foot to lha Mouthaaet llna lhanra Plait tn Mouthaati c o r . rarnar o f Irrila a I, Townthlp I t Ranao St Eaat, lhanra nar Mactlon Sa. Townahlp St Mouth, Mouth, Range SC Eaat, lhanra Month lo Went lo I’ anlaf I.lna of lha Wa* tha MW ruroar Mactlon IS, Tuwnahlp Wlv* Itlvar, hatna lha W i l l lint Mamlnola CnunlT, Florida, SI- Mouth, llanga SO Eaat, lhanra nf Platt along townahlp llna to main lhanra Northerly alona aald ranlar llna to lha ranlar af lha channel rhannal or thread o f tha Malnt John Rlvar, being In Mactlon Sa, o f th« ML John'* River, Ihanca Townahlp 21 Mouth, llanga SS Eaat, Mouihaaalarlr alona aali rhannal thanca N'nrthrly, along, aald ch a n, nr thraad o f laid lllver fo la k a nal nr thraad lo I’ usala luaha Moni or. Ihrnca Eaalatly to point thanca Northerly through l-iiait# o f beginning. l.aka lo mouth or main rhannal uf tljr nritar at Tha Hoard o f Public •aid 'IHrar, them e Northerly a lo n g Inatrurtlnn o f Hamlnoln County, •aid rhannal In th* Intaraaetlon o f Florida, thla Ith day o f October, tha meandering main rhannal nf l i l t . J. t . BRL'JfLET. Chairman tha Eronlorkhatchto Craak thanco County Board o f Publlo In. Wattarly along lha maamlarlng •Irurllon, Mamlnola County, main channal nf aald Craak Florida to a pnlnl on Rang* lln* Altaal; It. T. illL WH B. R a n g e ! St and S3, batwaan balng In Mactlnn T, Townahlp SI County Mupl. * E*-Offlclo Hoard nt Publla Inatructton Mouth, llanga SS Platt, and Mactlnn It. Townahlp 21 South, llanga It Mamlnola County, Florida Eaal. lhanra North on Ranga Lln* riCTITIOI'b NANJS to tho Platt g u a rta r Mactlon I'nat NOTICE IM baraby alran that T o f Mactlnn 21, Townahlp ie. Mouth am ana a a 'd In bualntaa at SSSt Range St Eaat. thenro Watt on Patmnilo Art., Mamlnola County, guartar Mactlon I.lna to a point Florida, uudar lha fleiltloua nama In lAk* Jaatup nn n llna running of, Slodarn R ub Cltantra, and that North nf Bird Island thanca W aal. I Inland lo ratlalar aald nama •rly on aald lln# to Watt ahoraa with tha Claris o f lha Circuit Court. nf lAka Jaaaup Platt o f I’ olnt o f Mantlaolo County, Florida, In arc. llaglnnlng. them a Waal lo point nrdanra with tha provlalona nf lha of baginning. Fleiltloua Nama Mtatntaa, to-wlt: Illalrlet Na. S Mrctlon Sti «* Florida Mlatutaa llaglnnlng gt a point In Laka Mon* li s t . roe nn lha Northerly Roundary of Mlp. F.mary C. Bradford Mamlnola County, P'lnrlda. aald point Tubllah Nor. t, II, IS, f t . III). balng on th* North and Mouth guartar Menton Lino o f Sai'tlnn 34. SI, and IS, Townahlp IS Mouth, Itanga |c Plaat. aald gu artar MarHun I.lna being tha eantar lln* o f French Avanua In Manford, Flnr* I Ida, avtandad North Into said Laks I Monroe, thanr* -Mouth on aald guarlar Mactlon Llna to a point ISI faat Moulh o f North gu arta r Mactlon corner of Mactlnn SS, Townahlp i f Mouth Range SO Eaat, balng un tha rantar llna nf 13th Mlraat o f aald City, lhanra W a tt to tha eantar llna o f Rootavalt Avanua, aald point balng Itt fast Moulh of tha North gu artar Mar. llan Poet o f Mactlon St. Townahlp IP, Mouth Hangs I t Eaat, aamn balng tha Watt City Limit nf tha ('tty of Manford, Florida, lhanra Mouth an aald City Limit Lln* to eantar tine of ttth Street In tha plat of P lm Laval, thanr* Eaat along ranlar lin t o f ll t h Street In tha NE rarnar o f MW>« o f KW>4 • Qiiet Ceasamitj nf NIV o f aald Mactlon tt , thanca Mouth to tha Northeast corner nf • N m i G elf C e v a e tha MW ' i nf NW<« nf MW •» of aald Mactlnn SS, Ihanca Platt lo rantar lint nf Cedar Avanua In Plat of Pln ehunt, lhanra Mouth •lung aald renter llna a f Ca-tar Avanua ttlaii'lad Mouth to tha fuutk llna o f said Mactlon SS, thanca Platt to rantar llna n f C. M. Highway IS-SS. thanca Mouth* Tara Weat Ob 29th wattarly along cantor llna o f aald C. S. Highway It-PS to * point St. FaOaw Country SIMP feat Plaat o f tha South­ dab A Watch west rornar af Mactlon 1, Town* U. S. Restaurants To Go British Legal Notice NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD W# larlta j b t l t k t t a i is t t b •baalattly Irtt wllbovt obJIgalion at aaa *1 Sanford'a trading Malcls whilr yam local* salt, abit baaalag for f o u tm II aad family. Pick « » jom t bay at asir Salta Offka. SUNLAND Estates & South PINECRES1 4th Addition Homes Designed For Florida Living. S & 4 Bedroom s — 1 4 2 B ath s VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing: Down Payments Low as $425 $450 Down You can mova in immedi­ ately while the papers are being processed Ki. Far Oar Bigas . . • OPEN DAILY (D su m n a school o f dance 6th Thru 8th Grade R E G IST E R N O W . . . CUim s B eg in O ct. 13th Phone KA 2-0881 SUNDAY ot. WELCOME HOMES •:0« A. U. Tfl Dark et Tvfa aUnls w o T ir t s o r a t i T TO: JOHN DL'STKH and ------ PCFTER, hla wlfa. If any, whaa# raatdancs la unknown. It ll» » Ini. and If daad, -.hall ra« f j apact I ye unknown fcalra, <1a. vlaatn, lafatasa, grantaaa. era. ifltnra nr alhar partlaa claim. In« by. Ihrouah, under Op aealnat Ibam nr any at Ihcm, and all perioaa clalmma any aatala, rlebl. Iltla er InUrati In s r llan upon tha real pr o . parly herein described ar any part Ihareof, all af arhoto raaldancaa are unknown: Tou are haraby aoltflad that a •ult ta qulat Iltla hat bean broaiaht In Ibn Circuit Court at PemlnnU County, Flnrlda aaalnat ion < M | . aarh o f you clalmlna any aataia. rlaht. Iltla or Inlaraat In ar lien upon lha f o tlo a ln a doarrlhtj real property altuata In lamlnola Coun­ ty, Florida, In-wlti J^l St. nrRINU HAMMOCK ML'nill VISION, according In a plat tharaof a t rtco rtM In Plat Book S, Faga i . f u h . , Ita Racnrda of atm llola County, Florida. and >nu ara haicby raqnlMd la flit your in a a a r nnd/nr nth»P wrlltan dafanaat parannally. »r by you r allornay, with tha Clllk nf lha rirc u lt Court, Ninth J u l l r l t l f Circuit, Mamlnola County, Florida, at lha Cnurthouao at Matford, Flnrlda. and to aarva a rnpy nf •aid anawer upon lha PU Iet lf fa attorney whoae nama la I'arln J. lrardl. P. o . Box 1SS. Win ter Park. Florida, not later than the Ird day o f Uarambar, t i t * , therein •aftlnc up tha aatata. right, title, nr Inlaraat In or llan upon tha • b o o daacribnd property claimed by you. and ahauld yo u fall to do ao, a darraa pro ronfaaao wlU be •ntared aealnat you. WITNEMM my hand and official aaal o f aald Court at Manford, (J Florida thla SSlh day o f Oclobar. ISIS. (S E A M O P llarndnn * Clark o f tha above (tr ia d 4*ourt Ity: Martha T. Tlhlan, D. C Parle J. lrardl. Atlornar at t.aw p. a B ox i t s WlnUP Park. Flnrlda NEW RAVENNA PARK BALLROOM OL'r rER. : We Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On The Construction Of Your Home Or Your Down Payment And Closing Coat Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. 2:M P. M. TU Dark . Odham & Tudor, Shaamaluft Inc. CeutraeUea Ca. la c Fbsae WA MM* Cer Hwy. 17-92 a 27th St. Phon FA 2-1301 �V I A - ---------- — ,■Im-S'g •set4'***•S'+'k+t*** *"*•* ................. .. #*vs E • ■ ' IJ J W L T T •"«#**»»**■$ ' I *M *#*■*#'*■.A</v/»— w -.r • -« ’•<4 0 . . .< « ■>(>•. ---------------------------------------- -------------------- ---- ----------------------------- ' ’ - f -"> rv H f"'i* ~ ^ ' ‘ ' . _ < !• ,„ > W ant A d A D ay M ak es A ll B usiness P a y ! Ph. FA2-! 3. Reel Estate Fee Bate ||i lo fir l B trslh untarnished haute, WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms HOMES AND LOTS for colored people. Also home* juilt on Iota. prints, hath*. 114 W. First St. kitcbc quipped, m 202 OrRoy Wall, Phone PA 2-13IT. snge .1 P h eu FA 2-030. UNFURNISHED new A room Those FA 2-133. Cemeruo Ave. E m HOUSE W ed ., N ov. 4. 1959— Pago 11 Dallas Asphalt Co. 2-BED S Side, •tween Celery end Gene i A rc. 4 bedrooms, quite neigh e Mod, school bus stop, kttch« i appliance!. 923 per montl. *h. FA 24143. aafursiihed 2-BEDRPOI SM,l * , corner of Lemon k Phone PA 2-OOT. * Gratn<rv^«. Phoo IfcN T A B E D Rollewiyt Hoepitel A Btby Bed* By I y. Week or 3!onth. S' ('A ll ILL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA S1131 113 W. i n BL PL'RNIS ED three rooms snd tpsrln itC Close-in. phone FA 2 29 sfltr 3 P. M. TRAIL!* 10 It. wide, 3 bedroom, comietely furnlibed P h o n e FA 2134. l-BEPRIOM house furnished, sll elertrl, 330 plus utilllies. 2129 ChiseAvc. Phone FA J-74M. 3-BtDIDOM cinder block house, famlwed, resionsble. 1 mile from sate, Contact Clabough, NAS, ext. 322 or 42T. U ff.A .D A Y FA 2-5264 SANFORD PROPERTIES $14 Atlantic Bank Building Flo. Harris* R. H. leers YOU NAME IT—WE'LL FIND IT REA1 ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2544 French Ave, trash. Write Box T, e /o San­ ford Herald. C 1932. Xing Features Syndle*t», Inc.,^. t rr World rights m im L •1 ~ *'Lovely creature—Isn’t ihe?’* AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Windshield Itack Gians Door Glaw Vent Gtans Realtor SERVICE N’ICF.L* furn. 4 room apartment See This Today! "Call H eir fhone FA 2 3941 MAN with car for evening work M. "D ei'' Vein Electrical S*r. Stakarik Gtaas and Paint Co. wth large porch, 14 bstha, The cutest two bedroom home In Sanford. Salary or commis­ Del Says For Service Call. . Ph. FA I-4S30. J. W. HALL 29. Automobile* • Trailer* 22. Arttetes Far Sale 1949 DODGE Piek up. deluxe LIKE NEW furniture, dishes, drapes, sold house everythteil cab. new paint, excellent tires. FA 2 3711. goes, 117 Garrison D-.t Sorferd. NO JOB TO LARGE OR SMALL 1939 CHEVY 2 dr. guaranteed Sell Us Your Furniture Quick Drive Wnyv — Parking Arena Service With Die Cask. SUPER new ear condition. Small down TRADING POST. PA 24ITT. RENTALS: Day - Week - Month payment and take over pay­ Fran* End Lantern ments. Contact Joe Orseno at Surplus Aluminum Paint, good Graders — Deters — Draglines Holier Motor Sales. quality $3.93 gal. Army-Navy quallt Roller* — TrenipeHe Surplus, 3io Sanford Ave. 13 ft. TRAVEL TltAHER, carPHONE: Days, FA 34134 peted. new tires, must sco to New A Used Furniture k Appli­ Night*. FA 3-7123 or FA 13642 appreciate: also 1933 GMC '» ances. A Good Place To R . M. W ilkin*. C on tractor ton pickup, 4 speed box, leas BUY SEIX or TRADE • Asphalt Driveway* than 20m> miles on engine. JENKINS rURNITURE • Patklag Areas George Hess, Z73T Orlando 100 Sanford Ave._______ f A M tM Quality Workmanship A Materials Drive, Sanford. FA 2-4411. Terms To Suit Your Budget SINGER ELECTRIC sewing ma­ •Free Eitinutos 4 DR. 1132 PLYMOUTH, CAN chine-factory rebuilt, like new •Work Gearaateed RE SEEN AT THE SANFORD with new guarantee end attach­ Phone FA 2-4000 Sanford. Fla. HERALD AFTERNOONS AT ments. t payments of $3.43. NIGHT BY C A L L I N t i Write Credit Manager, c /o The TV and RADIO REPAIR at 'r FA 2 7170. 1 Sanford Herald. ________ 3:00 nights and weekends; San ford. Lake Mary and Longwood 31, Furaltara • RIO VALUES FA 2-2T73 and FA 24313. • QUICK CR E D IT • EASY TERMS TREF. CUTTING AND TRIM$SAVE$ WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS MING. We remove limb* and Stempur Talks N1CI bedroom, private entrance to the mathematicians la Sanford. and bath, Phone FA 2-2(43. There ere 11)0 square feet of THREE room furnished apartment living art a in this litres year, old ? 10l Magnolia, 343.00, Phone three bedroom concrete block FA 2-3931. home in showroom condition. Add a nice screened porch, A Real Estate For Bate carport, and utility room. Put them elt on a Tt foot lot con­ venient to shopping, school and For a real bargain, and attrac­ church. Did you figure higher tive monthly payments, let us than $10,300? Then keep the show you this outstanding 3 change, but call bedroom home today. T h e price? only S12.Z30.M, 321W W. H. "BUI" 8 T E M P E R Ageaey down. IAA.74 monthly. Some Rratter k Iwsuror terms can be arranged on ASSOCIATES: H. E. Tsffcr down payment it needed. Of­ fered exclusively hy SEMI- Arthur F. Day, Everrtt Harper Robert F. May. Bart I’lchcr, ..NOLX REALTY, 1901 Park Helen E. Noonan Ave.. FA 2 3232. Phono FA 2-41*01 112 N. Park MAJOR BROWN REALTY Realtor LAKE MARY Ph. PA 2-6237 of FA 2-19C4. lL^jrdaHlertkt^ e. Male Help Wanted 13. Electrical Services New & Used Furniture and Appliances Mather of Sanford k WILSON - MAKER New And Died Purnltf 111 E. First St PA :0.1-:09 E. First St. rh. FA 2-0913 2 AWNING windowi, complete 37x28 $30. FA 2-3342 Used furniture, appliances, molt rtr. Rought-iotd I.irry's Mart READY MIXED CONCRETE 213 Sirford Ave Ph FA 2 4112 Window Sill* — Lintel* — Sand Rock—Stepping Stonei — Steel CUSTOM I1UILT furnitur# -sinGrcaae Trapj—Precast Steps gle pieces or sets. Also furni­ Cement—Dry Weill ture repair. Cabinets nude. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO FA 2 7063. 3na Elm Ave. FA 2-5T31 ROLLAWAY. Hospital and Baby FACTORY TO YOU Beds. Day, Week or Month — ALUMINUM FURNITURE CENTFR VENETIAN BLINDS UM French Axe. Enclosed heed. Sag-proof hot tens Ph. FA 2-7933 rail with plastic ends. Ptettle or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon Article* For Bale cords. M VOLUME set of Childrens En- Stnknrlk Glass and Paint C*. cjctopla plus Rook Of Nature. UM14 W. Snd SL Ph. PA 2-6*22 total I* books 183. 1809 Chase Ave. 23—Notices k Personals 112-114 W. 2nd S4. P A 2-4932 la Wynnewood is Kb. on the I33C.M Down FA 2-4898 FA 2 3983 sion: your choice. FA 2-4820. market. It has hardwood floors, $13 Catalina Drive 13-A Beauty Farter* a nice Florida roo-t, stove, High dry location. This 2 bed­ AGENTS WANTED II. Rultding • Painting • Repair* llalr Styling — Permarvnta —Oil refrigerator, snd the nicest room home has extras such as 100* X 130' shady lot. The terms CUSTOM BUILT ROMES Treatment*— TV Stamps, Soft paneled breakfast room, derp full or pnrt time to sell Hfe insurance up to 90 years are THE GREATEST only 3S50 Remodellag — Free Estimate* BRAN1 NEW 2 bedroom furnished Water — Air Cond Harriett's well la yard, Florida Room, down and the balance at S&3.00 Rrpa'rs Phona FA 2-3744 ■Stfktent. Close in. Available of line, hospital insurance Reialy Neek, 10S So. Oik— kitchen equipment snd enclos­ NoiSth. Phone FA 2 2931 days, per month at S'i interest. BILL BERNOSKY. Contractor ed garage. Total price $11,000. FA 2 3712. up to 100 years of age. FA H401 nights. Major Hospital up to W. H. “ BUI " STUMPER Agency ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor PAINTING k DECORATING D A W N ’ S $5,000 anti to age 70. Write Raymond LmnSqnist. Atsec. Realtor A lmnror 4-ROT furnished apartment Licensed — Bunded BEAUTY SALON tit N. Park FA 2-3331 Atlantic Bank Bldg. today KUYKENDALL IN­ wit 6 walking distance of bull- Phone FA 2-4M1 Fret Estimate, — Air Conditioned Dryera net district. Phone FA 2-3SUL Work Guaranteed SURANCE AGENCY. P.O. Phoae FA M$M RO X 3711. ORLANDO. Seminole Palallng roatratlora FARMER’S AGENCY SAL1 or RENT: 1 B. R. 3« ft. ON LARGE LAKE | H T now eTII^qPiant* FA 2-1201 N. V. Farmer, Realtor FLORIDA, or telephone Nc ilnon Trailer, air 'cond. 4 Bedroom home with 2'a baths; D. H. Whitmore YOU MAY NEED Clf 1-4701, Cut Flower* Fur Any tteeaslnn Ad la. FA 2-TM-l. RIDE to and from Orlando I B A M ROOFING large living room; diningroom; LUlinn G. Tram a Wlial I consider surplus. 39 gal, SANFORD FLOWER MIOl’ A. M. and 4 P. M. FA 2-31N. Florida room; terrsiio floors; Contracting A Repairs Alluviate,. NEED conscientious dealer in tabic lap hot water heater $23, HOpf k BOARD. Ph. FA 2-0342. or FA 3-0270 Licensed — Rondcd —insured, FA 2-1822 central heat. Several fruit this area to handle county dis­ HU S. French Ave. I*h. FA 2-3221 baby coach $17, 3 drawer desk 24— last! * Foaad FREE ESTIMATES trees. tribution of a new and recently 818 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-7943; 17- <’*»» • Livestock - Supplies 820. I year old *1 ton air cond. Afler hours, FA 2 2C1S, FA 2-4921, 2900 Sq. IT . OVERALL patented product. This product FA 2 0261 $100, Webern' tape recorder out­ LOST Jade and silver bracelet, 327.900 TERMS i, an amaiing new Invention FLOOR sandm .7,1 fm'i.MmMi, __ NTATI' It E___ Poodle. AKC . regis fit $83. Cali FA 27191 after sentimental value. Reward for amt tmisning , ____ . ___u ____ h ..7 h . BUSINESS PROPERTY that has bern long in demand tv iik u n i t rr to t n r n r m r fi P. M. return to Tho Sanford Herald Cleaning, Waslog. S e r v i n g * tend, exeellrnt pedigree. Phone xtxtt j i m i h i . n n < v r r n r Large store with one 2-bcdroom Stenstrom Realty FA 23142. by the public. Requires few office. Seminole County since 1923. rt.n in t, t\ .tvn ran *s:m apartment and two 1-bedroom NORGE STOVE, almost new, 30 HEHBERT STENSTROM hours spare time weekly, car, II. M. GLEASON, Lake Mary. v o n m i v r x . i \ c iivxck m v . months PERSIAN KITTENS 2 apartments. On corner lot with in. oven. FA 2 7682. LOST: Navy blue wallet, with references and $680.00 operat­ Registered Broker tut tin : vo. m se old. Phone FA 2 213T. eslre lot in rear for parking. Initials J, II. n. on it, list CntiCIt U. CAVDHLL. ing capital which la refundable IS. Speelal Services LEN RISNER MAYTAG ringer washer; 21 in. Saturday evening. In neighbor* 132,000 TERMS puiniirt if work proves satisfactory. LOTTIE HROAltWAY H *. Huats and Molar* Croslry TV, excellent cond. I. bond of 2600 Iroquoise Ave. RE­ Earnings up tn $200 weekly de­ PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING KEN TORBETT ■aii J. FA 26239. ROSA L. PAYTON WARD. 2603 Iroqulse Ave. pending on spare time devot­ W. L. IIAHMON UETTYE D. SMITH P'lrmlmt •39 SEA KING, 3} h. p.. fleeRegistered Real Estate Broker Phone FA 2-3734. t r rii i: n r r i b l k x t i u .x ed. This also can he worked PH. FA ’2-1223 After 0 P. M. trie controls, 2 props. Phone SEWING MACHINE: Electric Auocialev To: ora J I'auiltll Mary E. Carmen — Leo Sal vail as a full time deal with a lit N. l'ark — Ph. FA 2-2110 FA 2 7224. Term* If needed. D a r n s , emhroidries, mono­ LOST: German Police dog, an­ tnuln Xi>. ; B. E. Retire, Sr. Associate* II E A T I N (i $13,00(1 income a year poten­ grams, button hole*. Lifetime urliroln Itlr, Pr miovlion lo swers to name of "King", N. H. I»l)|« K CO. T< or* li.rtliy nullfltil (hat ■ Ph. FA 2-1341 12-92 at Hiawatha tial. This is not a vending guarantee. Responsible parly Phone FA 2 7713. nut if Complaint for DU ore* has Gateway To I V Waterway 20# S. Park FA 2 4234 machine ileal. Write Northwest In take up pasmrnls nf $3 00 C. A. Whiddon, Sr. h r , i fllnl against »nu. and you 3-BEDROO.M, living room, din­ Your K YIN RUDE Dealer Distributors. Inc., 323 N. How­ month. Write bag S. M. e/o FOUND: Black dog, sectni uaa rr a,|ulr,i| |» » r r » » a o p y «r ing room, kitchen equipped, BROKER PUMPS - SPRINKLER Rolmon Sporting Good a ard Ave., Tampa 8, Florida. v on An *nar ><r I’ lraHtnir In the ■bio to hark, Ph, FA 2-3849. Sanford Herald. panelled Florida room. Easy 202 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA MW1 Ail types and sties, installed 2(14-6-8 E. lit. lllll nf Complaint on 1‘ laiiilllf'a Ph. FA 2-6981 terms. Call FA 23141. "Do It Yourself" Al|.l*r. J o .s p h Jf. Mnra.kn. P. 10. Male or Female n n Xn. 2 : : . Kern I’ arlr, Kl»r« 21.. Auinmubile* WE REPAIR AND SERVICE ■ralirra Majlnit rila tIt" m Initial A n an rr RAYMOND M. BALL l.tMHC AT THE REST S T I N E REAL ESTATE nr trailing In lit, offlcn uf thr THEN BUY T lir BEST! 1931 PLYMOUTH fordnr sedan, Machteery aad Supply Co. AND ASSOCIATES I’ tal of ihr I'lrvult Court on nr SALESMEN Visit the beautiful 3 bedrooms t'A tutnne green with Pnwerflitc h,(,a Ilia 301 It flay nf N'ovambrr, 207 W. 2 nd St, Ph. FA 2 4432 Real K*ta!c — In.urance Loc-I established real estate orn i l 4tnl If you fait la rl,» an. and 2 bath Zeuli-bilt home* at transmission. Call FA 2-3616. Surety Uonrti camraiion is in need ol twit Jueimant by default will ba JACHOU'K R E P A IR -h tH O P San Sell) Knolls on *V-*t SUtb licensed sale* agents, men nr taka aaalnat yon fnr Ilia ratlrf 218 So. l'ark Ave. t'h. FA 3-3041 1913 PONTIAC (Tutor iiardiT^ Street just 4 blocks west of d f i n l r d In tha Hill o f Complaint. Sanford women. Experience not neces­ Welding — > ach. 6 Gen Repair* Catalina with radio and heater. French Avenue. COMPARE W. 20th. A Old. X Mary Rd lit nnllra aliall ha puhllohrf Evan, IlUiir. laikr M ary sary, earn while you learn. 123 W. 9th. Si. an< r*i li nr,la fnr four rnnarruTHESE HOMES wl’h any others Ph. F A 2-121MJ Write c/o Sanford Herald, llox TV SERVICE wlthlo Ihe huur. II, nrtka In Till: SAXPUflU In the saino pries range and llllll.ll. No R8. All replies strictly con­ Service Call $2.30 plus parti PICK UP TRUCK: Chevy, 1938, we know you will agree that II.\r. AND ORDUnKli In San- 3-BEDROOM house 1301 WynneFtcelsidc body. 12.000 actual fidential. Wurk Guaranteed 3 Mo. Pb. here Is the hest value In town. Klorlda, thla tllti day nf for wood Dr. Low down payment. mi. like new, R A II, direc­ FA 29799. n. itrr. 111*. Down payments from 3330— It. Wcrk Mamed Phone FA 2-7797. tional lisht *, undr m isled, W. W. (HI l.i FIIA financing. Reprrienlative lire*. $1393 or trade fnr lair ii P. i i K i i x t i o y , r ia r k SEPTIC TANK SERVICE on the premises from 10 A, M. MAID wants regular or part-time circuit Con11, rirntlnole Cvua* Wy Hi* wagon with 4-whecl Since 1918 iv. Klnrtda till • P. M. work. Ph. FA 20130. drive. I'll, owner, FA 2-1218. A. HARK lteBARY ity Martha T. Vlhtsn NUrth 8 4122 North 8-4711 Input) Clark '13 FOR7X half tan panel truck, 118 N. Park Ave. Th. PA 2 8123 W. II. "Bill" STEMFER Aieacy SEWINti, Phone FA 2-7183. Joath M. Muraakn. J<uniu| y jo u tju clean, $130. Phone FA 3-7327. Atlinay l-r I’talnllff nTyOKKEEPING SERVICE 12. Plurahini! Sen ires Phone FA 2-1991 112 N. park i*. ( no* x-». : : i NEW HOMES Loch Arbor: land Large or s m a l l businessei. 3-BEDHOOM trailer fully air con K,r Park. Ktorlda 4 bedrooms; Fir exciting Monthly statement! — Tax re­ Pul Mi IM. I* It. .Nov. I, It, It. MAYFAIR HOME for SALE diliuned. wa.dirr and dryer. Will Plumbing1 & Repairs turns. Flerlxide Half-Ton family living with planned lux­ Call Lsniar Williams, sell equity very reasonable nr ury plus ample entertaining 420 Elliott. 3 bedroom. 2 hath. Pick t’p • Local One Joe 4'. T hums* FA 2-7843. tv hi: ciih 'I rr cot n r o r th k Spacious. Substantial down 1021 Sarlla St, will trade fur equity in 3 bed . facilities and play areas at FA 2-0619 vivii j i un i \i. c in r iiT or Owner - 5(10(1 Ac­ payment needed. Call FA 2 3068 room home. Phone FA 2-3131. 3IODERN RUG CLEAN E Its vi.niDX, iv iv n row skwi. moderate prices. Shown by ap­ tual Miles fur appointment. miii r o r v r v . iv i i m i e s r , PLUMBING pointment. Call FA 2-4032. Florid*'* Most Modern Plant ntv hi i: m i . navi Contracting A Repairs FREE PICK UP A DELIVERY ha) in, w . tu L'.m i . FOR SALE BY OWNER: House' Free Estimate* t Week Service Ph. FA 2 7437 t’Ulatlff DY OWNER; 2-bcdroom borne, 312 Holly Ave., 2.bedrooms. hest location in Country Club R. X HARVEY Priced for quick sale at S6.400. Manor. Phone FA 2-6642. t/>tIX CHARLES YOCXG. a/k /a/ 204 Sanford Ave. Phom F\ 2 3183 Complete fjarn maintenance; llttlf.Ton Panel $1,000 down payment. Contact —---------- ----- V.UIJ Lot ISE TOCMi, ----------Ferttluer—Spraying — Mowing WOO DOWN llndv • Low Mllence Mrs. M. L. Haborn, 1803 E. JOHN I.OMMER8E y t iii: i*i m.ii*%t io \ 3-UEDROOM, 1 bath, large living Seminole Blvd. and Clean ONLY 416 Willow Ave. FA 2-TlfT Tot J < u tI'h srlii Young room and bedrooms; kitchen Inin I’ rtriR Hoad* trr* iit*wv lllr, .Sorth Carolina HEATERS CLEANED equipt. Sec at 103 E. Woodland 13 l '* bath home You a-a liarfW notlflrd that a Dr. Phone owner, FA 2-1013. Phone rA .-o333. Lawn Mower Repair* /plum bing A Heating / Hill $i t'omplaint for Dhorra haa LEWIS SALES A SERVICE t»a*n flltd anaiiiit you, aoil j mi By Owner — Mayfair Section k. Female Help Wanted UnlC-Ton IHck Up • 2916 W. 20th St. Ar* l<m>rf*l to Mrvs x copy nf AIR CONDITIONING Low Mileage yotlPAnawrr nr riradins $•» tha Brittany Stylr. large living-din­ FA 2 7928 or FA 2 3168 CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK lllll »f Complaint on IMalntlffR ing area. 3 HR., 2 BATH. 2 GinL WANTED in Philadelphia, 1907 Sanford Axe. New Tires FA 2 4362 «\f(tippy, Jti«ppli 'f Mtiraiko, I*. to live in. Must know babyFurniture Storage end Moving earportes, u t i l i t y , fireplace, •» KM. .Vo Kern Park, Klorcare and be a guod ironrr. Off family roam, 2130 sq. ft. Phone To and From Anywhere SANFORD Plumbing A Heating Ma Hd fill* tha original Atituar Thursday and Sunday slier 2399 So. Elm Ph. FA 2-7914. C. E. PHIL1.IPS FA 2 2341. nr fYarlliiB In tIt* ufflra of tha 12 00 Noon. 530 to start. Will C|<9fk of th* Clfr'Ult Court on or NEW 3 bedroom. 2 bath CB 1300 French Axe. Ph. FA 2-1911 “ In the City of h#ff|p fh* .'tth day of Novrmbpr, advance bus far* Phone 73. Kifctrlr*! Serviee* llalf-Ton Pick l p • home. Low down payment, asP a l mil If you fall to tin to, ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, state­ FA 2 6130. s u m r monthly payments. I Wheel Drive Jlidgiltant Uy ilcfaijU wMl ha takmi Gracious Living” ments. invoice*, hand bills, and House Wiring — Electric Service iitfiiju you f<»r th** ttlinf demandFA 2 2809. WHITE middle aged lady tn keep Sid Vihl-n programs. etc. Progrenive til IMli- IU1I of 1'•«hi pla Ilit. Thi uotka •l»•»11 Itn puhlUhnl house for elderly cuuple. RANDALL ELECTHIt CO. Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2931 — novo is ih t\c«V for four coniptu* ONLY $100.00 down payment, FA 2 3980. 309 West 13th St. 112 Magnolia F.\ 2U013 livein th# 9ANTURU J, Ton Pick Up FHA, let us show you this 3 liClaLU. IplK AND UnnCRCD In 8411Good Condition • bedroom "Dream Home'' in f»r| rioriilA, this :«t)» day of beautiful Wynnewood, at 2421 ONLY •«$"ijhtr. 1 Summerlin Ave. You will ap­ t«UL| preciate the corner location and in . I*. IIICtl\rN>.V Circuit I Court Cl^rk, Mcmliiol# C'Jun­ nuo trees. Newly re finished ity. Florida IN BEAUTIFUL WYNNEWOOD hardwood floors, full tiled bath, I liy Martha T, Vlhlfit Down Payment-No Cloning Ton & »/* • "121 9U8I.MEIM.1N and large screened parch are '.deputy t'Mrk II Runs! JoMPtt M. Muraeko, among some of the outstanding IS OFFERED FOR SALE WITH I.OW DOWN •AYMENT AUn|#$ fin* Plaintiff features. Offered exclusively by FHA CONTRACT ($501) OR LESS) 1*. No. SEMINOLE REALTY, 1901 Fern l ark. Florida All ll*rd*n«id Floor* • PuhtU (NL A. Xor, 4, II, 11, Park Ave. FA 23232. I 'i Lot*, On Corner. Our Used Cara Mill Uc Displayed For Your Newly Rrfinishcd, All Paved Street*. $»>»■ If.BtDKH BtDIOOM trailer, water* and lights furnished. In Osteen. $10 pir /eek. Phone FA 2-0319. Legal Notice POWER PACKED Si. Jmltttl Ctmfani 59 CHEVY 57 CHEVY WJl 56 GMC 56WYLLIS THIS 3 -B E D R 0 0 M HOME Dream Homes 52 STUDE. *340 37 DODGE *9890 Rt EL' S P a i n t & Body Shop Venetian Blind* Throughout. 20 Year Roof. Alt-Channel Roof Antenna. Car- — EXPERT ■AINTING • • purte • Clitlty Room. STRAIGHTENING WRECKS REBUILT Large Screened I'urch. Newly Painted, Inside And Uut. Termite Proof. Immediate Specialize In Custom Work |'»**ruion, Phone FA 2-7719 10th & Sanford — Behind Studcbaker Garage Cement Drive. Large Hack Yard > Gra** And Fenred. Shldf, Planter* A Shrubbery. Kitchen Equipped. New In Gal. Mir. Hester. Central II tali pi (Oil) Telephone . Electric Door (himts Installed. Cily Sewer Connected. ThU Is One Of The I'HILLII'S "Heller - Huilt" Houses, In A Choice Neighbor­ hood, And Ih In Excellent Condition. Large Clo&cta And Linen Cloeet In Hall. Owner Unable To Work And .Make Payment!. Here Is A Golden Opportunity For Someone To Own A Fine Home At Low Coat. For Detail* Phone FA 2.5232 Of*FA 2-7675. TO TAL PRICE Home* feature 3 Bedroom* • I 'j Tile llith* • Screened Porch * Ctilily Room • Ter­ rasin Floor* * Csrporte - Land­ scaped Lots • All City Con­ venience*. $64°° MONTHLY PAYMENTS *1695 *1195 *995 $ 1095 *295 *100 Inspection Nightly On Our Large Lighted Lot. WHERE DEALS SHINE ul (he sign of your beat buy 2nd & Palmetto U. C. Lot FA 2-0231 Ofc. FA 2-0711 S a v e Oolltsrv A t I Id le r x H O LLE R M O T O R SALES i I �--- » j——»— n . »™ r«* w« b •••^ p . » . < * - ™ - - 1* - •V !»*•'»• •— ■%*“** ■*» •» «#r « t M • '»• * W • ^ < • > «» p 0 [jc e 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. By QEOMGE W. CRANE r# 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, ai 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.) • • V • * 'M •■*»»*♦ • ............ .. » - • •* « • » ...................... Health (By DR. K. LEO KEHWIN) ! I Chiropractic Restores Glandular Balance: out that the troublesome K|nnd i* nol worklng up to |)Jir amj removM ()ie Jnterr................ 1 ,tnu' 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. *7*0,«t» f » x " SANFORD CHULUOTA SA V E ON QUALITY Grade A Dressed b Drawn ARMOUR’S lb. Limit .1 I’ lcnsp SWIFT'S PREMIUM BONELESS POT ROAST SMALL - LEAN - TASTY SPARE RIBS * 4 9 SPECIALS GOOD NOVEMBER NORTHERN TOILET al Stated Sanford, florid* H i Ro11 TISSUE 3 FROZEN SP E C IA L S SEA LI) SWEET 0,1 FOOD KING BLACK EYE PEAi PORK & BEANS JU NE PEAS LEMONADE Cans K ID N E Y BEANS BUTTER BEANS N A V Y BEANS LIMEADE FOUR FISHERMEN 2 STICKS " » 8 Oz. F.F.V. Assorted Cookies McK e n z ie s CO LLARDS M U STARD S P IN A C H T U R N IP S R e#. MORTON’S MACARONI 39c 29 J IM DANDV & CHEESE l 7.00 1100 13 00 1100 24 00 3200 121 South PwkAvium Phoac FAirfax2-4412 5-6-7 GOLDEN RIPE 24 If aath If r » » n « s l» P IN A N C I S E I V I C K , I N C i GEORGIA or FLOIUDA phone: FAirfax 2-4612 before noon to arrange for money the same day! FAMILY STAR SLICED FRYERS UP TO $600 C « * Yn ha*a.*a >A %%**»- H H O U SEI when you d o . . . visit FAM ILY! If you need 8 8 8 8 8 8 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 . Scandal Shakes Columbus, Ohio 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, have been arrested in connec­ PH.!)., M. I). tion with police thefls in stores CASE C—U2; 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 par­ 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 "un­ 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 lor 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. Former Coach Dies If they keep yelling at him long gave new hopes today for luccca* REDLANDS. Calif. (UPD-Cccil In negotiation* for a ban on nu­ enough, they ran make him so 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 Bowl Telecast carefully studying the Russian NEW YORK (U PD -Thr second proposal but were certain to ap annual Copper Howl football aame, 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 ,U m •*"” ” S. Big Cut 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 -Field 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 -Julian 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 OKDILI,, 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 hoIore 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. Huppinetm Through i ■ m axw ell Ministers To Meet At McKinley Hall ; . D e p a rfm e n f Soviet Agreement Raises Hope For Nuclear Test Ban fj f; *f^r- •'*• EVERYBODY’S RAVING ABOUT S A R A LEE 14 B R O W N IE S A hiujcks G ERM GKHHER’S • STRAINED c IBABY PROOF WAX FOOD £ 79 N O im iK ItN HI-HO^w* 57 TOWELS 2 Rolls Crackers 33 H E R D E R S • JUM BABY FOODS �V ftr Herndon, Burdick Retire From Clerk's Office uJItr ^anfnrii Governor Expects To Announce Successor Within Next Two Weeks WEATHER: Partly cloudy with chance of shower* tonight and tomorrow. High today. 75-SO. Low tonight. oo-fiO. *\UL. X LIX United Pres* Leased Wire Established 1008 SANFORD' KLOKIDA THURSDAY", NOVEMBER 5. 11*59 NO. 557 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 tile governor today saying he was resigning "because of failing Separate Reapportionment Acts Suggested TALLAHASSEE (UPI i Sen•te President Dewey Johnson of Quincy Wednesday pro|*o»ed »cpaOuting 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 said, 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 Pannul 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 Hunt and Susan Brown, Hack row, Linda Hobson, Sandy Hervish, Michele Jones, Margaret 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 par­ 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. 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 perfumers 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 The Small Claims Court will witli survival kilt, including roll tie mused inlo the rourt house in her rails. the near future. Thr county commission yester day authorized the move. The rlaimt court has been renting iilfire space in thr Sanford At­ lantic Rank Building. In oilier Construction of the new Sem­ business during the board meet_ mg, commissioners held nlf ap- inole High Selim' may lie delay ed ™ proving a county insurance pro­ because of the prolonged steel gram until further study. Cost of strike, Supt. of Schools R. T Milthe program is expected lo be wee indicated today. Milwn- said that target date for >3,000. 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 finThree 4-H rluu members will re­ lined," Mllwrc said. Construction of Ihe building al­ present Seminole County in the ^ 4 H Area Daily Show seheduied ready ha* started ^ to be hild Sat clay at the Agri­ cultural center in Orlando. The three are Owen, Catherine and FT j ees Cam mack of Geneva. WASHINGTON (DPI I An Owen *'1 he showing his two official of Hie Communist C m ho purebred Jerseys, five year-old slovakisn rmlwzssy here has asked ri .tstrred row and two year-old tile I’nded Slate* fur political hr! er, asylum for himself and his fam Frances will enter a purebred Uy. Jersey yearling heifer and Cather­ Thr official is Ll. Col. FranUaek ine will show a purebred Jersey Tisler, about 40, who has been m £ caw. C anty Agent CcciJ Tuck- (hr Dm-rd Slates lor about two wf wilt 11company Uva three year* Hr asked for ihe asylum laa* suismrz. J Court To Move Into Court House Steel Strike Affects School Building 3 4-H Clubbers To Attend Show Asks U. S. Asylum 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 $41,621 goal. To dale only sluml half of ihr commercial, business and pro­ fessional prospects in Sanford have turned in eunlrihiilumi and when these groups are in thr goal will be in sight, Pclerson said. John Appleby Rests After Operation John Appleby, 13-year-old »on ol Mr. and Mrs Harold Appleby, is recuperating at thr J. Ilillis Miller Mediral Center at the Univer-il.v ol Florida. Hr under­ went surgery Wednesday on both of hi* legs which were injured at birth. Mr*. Apple tty .aid baiay Hi at tier son is in fine condition and she praised Ihe excellent work being done al Ihe hospital for cerebral palsy victims. It i* expected that John will tve able to walk without braces following his recuperation His legs will t»e in easts for about six week* WASHINGTON (lip ii — Hie Revlon Company’s former adver living chief renewed today his charge that oflirials of the firm knew that the television quiz shows they sponsored were “ con­ trolled" by tile producers. Member* of the Hrnife attbeo. • ■nit tes- invextigallng rigging of TV quiz programs raised a ques­ tion ul perjury Wednesday when a former Revlon executive denied a statement by George J. Abrams, wliu bad served as vice president in charge id advertising. Abiams appeared before Ibe sub­ committee today to repeal under uatli what bn had said in a sworn statement dented by Martin Revson. former executive vice presi­ dent of Revlon, Inc The cosme­ tic* firm sponsored the "$ 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 trrminatr the coolest ant." Four Persons Hurt In Two-Car Crash • Four pei »iuu weic injuied I iie-day night on Highway 17-92, four mile* south ol Sanfoid, when a car driven hy Kligcnr Alonzo D m i i of D r lim y. • rallied into an other, diiven b> M i*. Annie \ ate* Alexander of Sanford, the High wav Pa Iml zr|H•rtrij. Mrs. Alrxand •t rfrr vrd a ir#i| injury and the 1AO young pah aeilgfls id hrl tar al ui » i ‘!e in lured. Valeric Mum* in. VAd* Healed fur a 1 urltlMll Mf fit nn<| Irg arid Jnumi 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 $2,0(KL The injured wen Hi.-I taken to Seminole Memorial llo-ptlal and later transfrrird tn (liangr Me­ morial Hospital at tlilaiido Stale Trooper Olin t . Gariell aid he main rhatgr* »g«w*i Davis for irtklria driving and against Mr*. Alexander for viol* lion al tight of way. Jaycees Extend Deadline Johnson -aid hr did not see much i halt, v of a reappoitionmenl m iswi within the existing Irame work of 3$ 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 Another Party rile tlatiyrliler of "Old HOUSTON. Tex. (Ul’ ll Roll" Waller William* today re.-vitmed plunniny; for 'I'*4 Confederate soldier's 117th tiiiTlidiiv eelelirntioii Nov. health anti a heart Ailment.** Jim Southerly, executive ns si slant lo the governor, reIMirted that n successor to ilen u lon will lie nrinieil with­ in llie next two weeks. He Indicated that a successor h.ui It. "lie's doing- fine for a man of his nyto," Mrs, W ill|e Mae Houles said. Williams, the Iasi surviving veteran of the Civil War, has been suffering from a pneumonia altack for several days. "He's yioinj; to have that party," Mrs. Bowles said. Her plans include a barbecue dinner and a band concert at her home, |)r, Russell Wolfe said he doesn't think Williams will lie strontf enough to takt an active part in Hie fes­ tivities. already hern rbo-cn Beckwith, vshn sent a tele gram to the governor applying fur runside mi inn for appointment lo llie post, said in pari "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 Sem i­ 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 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 S l'« 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 B l't districts "so as to place in each II, S. Steel 08 divine), it nearly possible the Wrslingbniisr El. same number of qualified elect­ or*," Milwer said, "We hope to do this now," he added. Hr said Ihal all live districts will conform with llie county comContributions High miviioner districts, with one ex­ NASHVILLE (UPI)-Tn* South­ ception. ern Baptist Convention reported to District No. t will begin si a day that members of the denomi­ point in l.skr Monroe on Uie north nation have liven a total of $24.* aid* of Seminole County and on 011,789 for all project* so far this the center line of Mellonv illc Ave. year. Treasurer Purler Itouili said will extend north a ong Hie cenIhr total is more than two mil­ tar line of Mcionville lo Use in­ lion dollars grraler than last year. tersection of the renter line id the Sanford and Everglades Mystery Continues branch of the Atlantic I'oasl Line HAVANA (DPI) — The leardi Railroad. for musing army commander Maj. District No ? will login in Ihr Camilo Cirnluegoi went into the same area in Lake Monroe and eighth day In an air of deepening continue north on live renter line 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. School Resident Districts To Be Changed By Board News Briefs New 'Wonder' Drug W A S H I N G T O N IUPI) lleirareheri 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, Zoo Improvements Near Completion Thr first h-g of a giant Improve menl progiam al the Sanfoid Zoo is expelled lo lie completed hy Dec. 1. A. I.. Hood, head of llie city’s maintenance department re portrd today. Hood said that a new “ bird fly" In house ill the zoo’s assortment of turds ami farm animal* will hr complrlrd hi Ihe end of Novemtier. lie reported progress also on Im Denies Report proving and rebuilding old rage*, PALM REACH (DPI) — Gregg "When we gel finished, the rily Siirruood Dodge lias denied a gov will have something In l>e promt up columnlsi'* report that her of." Hood said. plans lu build s home for way Eventually, all old rage* in Ihr waid gills hail been abandoned, zoo will be replaced hi new ones. Mrs. Hodge Wrtlnrsday labelled al ' completely untrue" Ihe irporl that ber plans lor Ihe home were C X tffr •piked because her husband's mo ihi-r. Mrs. Hoi see Dodge Sr., had rul hrr ton's tllowsnrr. Lake Jessup and run Olle mile to ■ point on Ihe south bound ary un a line running north of Bird Island lo the uesl shores of Lake Jessup District $ begins at l.akr Mon­ roe. southwesterly along D. S. Highway 17 92 to a center line on the Wt-kiva River. Ihe job today. Herndon resigned after recent­ ly being hospitalized, lie returned to his duties yesterday. Herndon, 68, has served on tho lioard of county commissioners ami lias been active in civic attain in the county for many years. Burdick who laughed and de­ clined to give his age said "It was just about (line I retired." Both have hern longtime resi­ dents ol (lie county and slit*. Schools To Settle For Five Mill Levy Full-Scale Storm For Fiscal Year Heads For Texas County school* will operate with only five mill* during the current I year, Supt. of Schools ll. T Mtlvvee reported today. Milwee made Ihe statement af­ ter yesterday's vole of confidence hy voters ill endorsing a proposed eight mill levy, plus a two mill building and bus reserve fund levy. Milwer added Unit the ml Iluge reduction will be made by Hie board at their regular scheduled meeting next Thursday. •We had Ills! started with 20 mills," Milwer suiil." including lo (roin the state anil ID Irnm the county bill we see No reason why we can't uperate f -tly with five nulls " The constitutional limit i* 2U null* in Florida According In Milwer. three of ihe null* will he used in Hie gene lal operating budget and two for llie building and bn* reserve fund Milwce said lie received Icrllllell Iion on the millage levy from Asestor Richard Mr* anna today, United Prrsa International A full scale winter ilorin. Ita say age punch weakened during Ihe night, headed south toward Texas today, leaving a legacy of zero temperatures and fooldrep snow* from thr Rockies lo the Great Lake*. Although the storm centered over the tower Missouri River, Montana took the first—and worst —of it Weather Bureaus Ihcr* reported II inches of snow and nighttime temperatures of 10 de­ grees below zero. At least six death* were blamvd on the weather—three In Wiscon­ sin. and one each In Illinois, Mon­ tana and Colorado All died tz| traffic accident* on weathrr-xllrkcurd roads. While the north mitral stale* reeled under tha near • blizzard iilasl, house • wrecking wind* whipped through Dixie, causing thousands of dollars in damage. T wo tornadoes were reported 18 Texas. a Prizewinner Named OSLO, Norway (UPli — 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 For Entries In Parade The deadline for entering float* in this year's Christmas Parade has hern extended until Nov, 14, Jack \\illier, Jayccc parade chair­ man reported today. The original deadline had been set (or Saturday but Wdber said, "we are just not getting ihe re­ sponse we should." Wilber urged any organization which wishes lo enter the parade and needs materials lu rome lo Hie Jaycee Information Building on French A>e He said lhaf the Jaycee* will mam on Saturday. Wilber reported also that there will be four d illrirn t categories m the floats including commer­ cial, business, civic and schools. There will hr two classifications in Hie school floats, large and “ but the governor rantin' give out any additional information st this time," Southerly said. tine announced applicant for tha clerk'* job I* Arthur Beckwith Ji . deputy tax collector for the past right years, Group To Hear Business Leader Don Moll, welt known Orlando businessman suit Christian lay­ 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 rlsst awards will be given The parade va scheduled lor 4 A fish try, beginning at * 30 p Mho ur« of ■aiwiai* and swtii J- a . Dm . i. « , W franndn M m m—Hqj J JUST ONE OF THE ATTRACTIONS of Hie Sunford-DeBary Entertain­ 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 wh thn group ■ office, FA 2-738L >SUff Photo j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 04, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c836e272a9e8a4fc1ab4f5b2ec4a77bb.pdf 5a4c10f085039bfb875c5c86f2b78526 PDF Text Text By FBBD DANZM NEW Y O U (UFD-Thfa month ■ a r il tee IWlb aantversory of Darwfa'a ’’origin of tbo aperiu,” which tooted tea monkey on roatakind-a bock. Maybe it la fa honor of thio oeratten that TV fa making more uao of our primate friend*. Or perhaps H’a atmpiy « touch of tho (ate Low Lehr'* show buaineta aavvy. "Monboya tea da eraatet propter TWO flab. That gave Mm aa extra u ly> tOOG lUppij, "So be didn’t bar* to f t Baking tho m b ! day. Meaawkite, bn aat around fa hit aaw leisure and be­ gan to THINK. "As a result, be evolved ten Idea of a ant And by weaving barb or wild grape vine* together, ho fashioned a erode net. "Next dap, whan Me food supply bad ran out, bo wool flahteg with hit now equipment. “And now ho caught S fish, whereas bo mod to average enfy on*. Aa a consequence, bo had •von more lima to perfect hia net. And toon bo made a second net. "Some of hia neighbors now wanted to aat tho first net. an bo runted it to them on the shares. "They eaught 3 fish and gave am of them to the owner of tho net for rent. "ft wasn’t long till be waa fa tbo net-making business. He w u a manufacturer and a capitalist. "Wasn’t test a dandy analogy, Dr. Crane? And don’t you agree that Dr. Buley typifies a topnotch teacher?" MAYO, M . BULEY Yea. I salute Dr. Buley a t m example of our finest type af teacher. For good teaehera have a fondm u far atodeoto and an eatenslu m to convert them Into seafate far tee ooum , u they try to dram athe their lectures. A good teacher is toot a “aahu­ man" of kteaa. He doean't meabuniealiy parrot what fa slruady ia th* textbook. fauSead. ha uses Us factors* to staphsails the highlights. And ha dramatiic* tea subject matter with fascinating atorica and new firem en’s Ball Th* Isaload Fir* Department (amber of Jewish congrsfa tba United Statu ha* roas approximately aoo fa mors than 4,000 today. A food teacher is thus half ac­ tor and half artht. And ha al­ ways ssudu enough vital en­ thusiasm to keep Me students awake. It Urns take* far more than a mar* Ph. D., to pndoc* a superlatlvs taaaher: In fart, many men wMb only a B. I. or m A. M. decree are far better teacher* than some of the rider professors, for they understand the Interest of the under-griduatea fa their classes and can slant the material bel­ ter. But a good teachsr like Dr. •atoy uvsr fasu Mi sadlsus appeal far be follows the sureflro public speaking formula out­ lined fa tomorrow's ease. Meanwhile, send far Iha "Tut for' a Good Teacher,” enrtoaing a stamped return envriope> pine 20c (non-profit). It helps aU teaehera Improve. rf£H O *H O *2_ tR E O P e -M A M attached to gueat iter LuciUe BoD, who aa/wt? atrip, won't atepetkk. Bcric, relattvriy quiet, handled many of bio Bata fa the George Bern* manner tkia time ont Bat tho final rnfautao of tea •how, involving a wild wedding none, wort good for real laugh*. Earopt far tbfa bit and Borio'a •em* with an old-maid at a withIng well, thtngi w en unuauaUy quiet. Anyhow, Conouert on CBS-TV M oing m i Fttng: Dinah earn# up with f fascinating film Shoro’o NBC-TV hour, a nooogay raport Sunday nlsht abowtot ex­ to Part*, offered aonw nperb periment# with' monkey* teat aemeo fa color, especially tbo aotm to prove that aoft "contact eao-can number. Pantomlmiat comfort" ia tbo key to infantile Parcel Marceau. deepite tome inmother love. Next, NVC-TVi It tv- •enettivo camera work, performed erboat bad Vlnront Price using a magnificently. Eddie Coartaatine, trained apt to do hit pocket-pick­ aa American performer who ing. Demii tho Menace on CBS-TV found aucceu fa France, made dealth with a TV apace abow and hi# TV debut b e n and diiplayed "LL Popp," a fully-outfitted a plenum voice along with an apace monkey. Eraata Chevalier charm. Jaek Tuesday, Art LinkJetter'a ape- Benney’a Charlie Chan-Chineae rial featured some monkey ahinee laundry-reetaorant apoof with and next Saturday, Jaek Benny’* gueot rtar Jaek Webb waa suc­ ial again will feature the cessful all the way. Skilled writ­ rr Marquis family of trained ing and acting „av* thla muchchimps. The Garry Moore show uaed promtee new aporkle. many la uafng the chimp* a little later laughs. fa the month. Even J. Fred Muggi keeps busy on TV theee The fh a n u l Bwtm: Aten Neu­ daya, aa boat of a kiddle show man, wboee TV credits include on a New York nation. such abowa as Wide, Wide World, I'm all for this trend. In fact, the NBC-TV opera aeries. Wis­ the thought occun that if quia dom and Producers’ Showcaae, abow producer! had used mon­ succeeds M m Aaron and Jesse key* instead of people a* contest­ ants, theee probably wouldn’t have bun so much monkay busi­ Automation ness to those dear dead daya. TOLEDO, 0. (U P I)- Toledo’* eight-foot main coal conveyor belt "The Milton Bcrle Show," NBC- system, capable of handling 6,000 TV* Sunday Showcaae special, tone of coal an hour from rail­ w u a filmed tituatteu comedy road cart into vessels, la the with an attempted Jewel robbery widest far length ever naed fa the fa Las Vega*. The Jewelry was United States. Zouaroer aa producer of CBS-TV* Friday al|ht abow, Paraon To Parion. Neuman Intent to tap* abowa fa Bail and and Prone* be­ fore th* year end*. Alan on hia afeada: Taped eolebrlty hooae viaita to Italy and Spain. Vlvtca Lfadfara, who quit tee caat of “I, Don Outaoto.’* the Du­ Pont Show of the Month on CBSTV for Monday, Nov. f, baa been replaced by Colleen Dewhurat. Claude BaJaa, Cbartaa Boggle* and Kate Smith bead the ea»t In NBC-TV* hour production ot Paul Galileo’* Cbriatmai fabte, "One* Upon A Chriatmai Tim*" ori*. inilly called "The 13th Orphan* let for Wednesday, Dec. ». Tte Binf Croaby golf tournament, W Pebble Beach, Calif., toe* to ABC-TV a* a M-mtoute abow Sun­ day. Jan. 21. Soviet eompoaer Di­ mitri Shostakovich win be inter­ viewed on CBS-TV'I Face the Na­ tion next Sunday. r ENTERPRISE SCHOOL got a new flag a t laat week's meeting of the Parent-Teacher Council. Principal L. 0. Hayman, next to flag, accepted It for the school from Ed Redmond, representing Post 8093, V eterans of For­ eign Ware, of DeBary. The Rev. BUI 8 wryear, Mrs. C. A. Henderson and Dr. J. Ralston Weils were appointed by the parent-teacher group to draw up a constitution and by-lawa. (Cox Photo) VflcJ&s VflataA Co, SMALL CARS ARE OUR BUSINESS NOT A SIDELIN E! MO TRENCH PA Refrigerators Freezers Television TSSJSSo, U N B E LIE V A B LE PRICED if it's W E S T I N G H O U S E A N E X P E N S E - P A I D T R IP FOR TW O - TO N A S S A U ! F IN A N C E Tri. FAitfoi 3-3743 4 2 1 N o r t h O r a n g e S tre e t 401 W e s t C e n tra l A v a n w a - . 1243 l o s t C o lo n ia l D r iv e . . l e t G A r d e n 4-3406 Tel. G A r d e n 3-6493 T e l G A r d e n 5-2642 Suriey M ! D O N ’T M I S S T H I S O N C E - I N - A - L I F E T I M E O P P O R T U N I T Y T O S A V E FAMOUS W ESTIN G H O U SE A PPLIA N C ES! E V E R Y T H IN G M U ST GO! BAGGERLYS APPLIANCES Your Wortfaiffhous* Doulor” ON Open T il 8:30 I \ M. Woakdaya �Early County Vote f ir n lb W EATHER: F a ir and mild through Wednesday. High today, 78*82. Low tonight, <8-74. VOL. XLIX United Pres* Leased Wiro Eatabliahad 1908 Hoffa Starts Fund •To Beat Backers Of Labor Bill • TUESDAY, NOVEMBER S, 19W m rw i m iiftr « a w SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. BBS W b F s p s w rjw jW fS B M s "■ > **££$*& Turnout Is Small A spot check of County polling daces thia afternoon Indicates Jfh t to moderate voting on the leapportionmcnt Isaac, school mil lag* and trustee*. The heaviest voting was report­ ed a t City Hail where some 412 persona have voted In the city ory and a polling "booth • * 21th st. and Sanford Ave., sow ate to heavy voting. •yv k- , Election official* estimated that, of the county’s 12,100 *U»*’*$•*»*, gible voters. Is«s than 20 p«T cent wilt cast ballots before th« etoeing of the polls e t 7 p-m. Outlying areas in th* county report voting "light” but expected Increased traffic between th* hours of $ and 7 p.m. All ballots will be canvassed at 10 a.ra. tomorrow by Supervisor L&lKOlT (LTi) — Teumitei's Union Chief James R. of Voting Registration Camilla Hoffa anid today his union will form a political action group Bruce. aimed at defeating all congressmen who voted for' the LunVoting waa very light tbto usoradrum • Griffin labor bill. Ing across Florida ln th* togtola* tlv* raapportioament referendum. Hoffa, speaking at a news conference a t the opening of Only In Broward County w ai th* the annual meeting of the Central Conference of Teamsters, balloting described U heavy end " ' appeared particularly Incensed WASHINGTON (UPI) — Band leader Xavier Cugat even there R wee below expecta­ about Sen. Patrick V. McNamara testified today that he was given answer* in advance when tion!. (D-Mtch.) voting for the labor he won $16,000 on the TV’ quiz ohow "The $64,000 Chal­ Voters were deciding whether to bill. add 14 new members to the state lenge.” "McNamara I* a good ex­ Cugat told House investigators that he hud been given Legislature. ample," he aald. “He can't escape Crisp, clear weather and lealadvance assurunces by hia publicity agent who arranged for minute the fact that he voted for a bill speeches and debates by which be himrelf called a bad bill his appearance on the show in | ' leading polltlcana failed to get chi* for labor unions.1’ zena to the polls in large number*. June, 1938 that he need not worry Hoffa aald the political action Secretary of State R. A. Gray pre­ a I xxi t looking bad on the pro­ group would be headed by hU dicted 800,000 of the itate'e 1J88, gram. top lieutenant, Bert Brennan, and SOMEBODY’S WET all the time in the VAH-11 refresher course in sur­ ooo allglble voters would east bal­ But It came as a surprise to BALBOA, Canal Zooc (UPI) — would be designed to “reach all lots. But th* poor morning turnout vival which the unit conducts on a continuing totals. Crewmen get their him, he said, when It turned out Ike Jau n t Reported Panamanian ftudenU demanding the way down to the gnus roota indicated tha total might bo *«► daily dunking under the supervision of Don Wright, at right, who instructs that all of th* questions were onca level.” United -Statsi give up the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Offi­ slderably le u . which ha had been asked In a in handling life rafts, Mae Wests and other survival equipment. They also He said funds for the group n s Canal Zone injured three Dado County, which ha* about pre-show warmup session by a cials reported her* today lhat must swim 4-10 yards wearing their flight gear. Shown here are, from left, President Eisenhower la planning a fifth of the state'* registered policemen today in a wild. T ' ' member of the producer's staff. M. K. Harney, J. D. Durbin, J. E. Holbrook, R. E. Jones, E. H. Wartenburg . , ' Political education will be fInaneHe said lh« warmup session was a flying visit to Italy in early De­ voters, reported "very light” vot­ throwing baUlc. and Wright. ed by the union, while funds for held In his apartment and tha cember, with a possible aide trip ing with little or no waiting In th* American police finally campaigns of candidates the election booths. staff aide gave him the answers to the Middle East and India. up the attack with tear gai Teamsters support will come frum Similar voter apathy we* re­ to the questions which ha could ported from other population cen­ arrested two of the students, voluntary contributions from the not answer. All of the questions Patrol Head Named stood by with fin hoses members. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Dud­ ters such aa Duval, Escambia, were about popular music. "We arc not suggesting auy in expectation of s new and This revelation waa mad* as ley GoulJen of Bradenton has I-coo, Hillsborough and Pinellas specific amount any member Charles Van Doren'a dream of been selected to head the Highway counties. T t r . <nslaught. But the voting wai brisk In Bro­ battle raged across a mad should contribute," he said. “The following in the footsteps of ilia Patml Auxiliary for the coming All entries fur thin year's Juycee aptmnoml Christ­ ward County, where the antiyear. Ooulden succeeds James D. the border between Pan­ program probably will cost about illustrious father as a revered man Parade niu.it be in by Saturday, Jack Wilber, in and Canal Zone terri­ 15 cents per member per month, teacher and acholar waa shatter­ Slndad of Maitland, and become* amendment foes were among th* Christmas Parade chairman pointed out today. including both the educational and The Sanfurd Fire Department the fifth officer to hold the state­ moat outspoken In th* atato. An tory. It wsa near the Panama ed. The theme of this year's parade will be "Christmas will hold Its second annual benefit national assembly building but campaign funds aspects.” Just a few briefs hours after wide post since the group v ia estimated 18,000 bed voted in th* Fort Lauderdale area by nooa and Dreams." only one Panamanian patrol car Van Doren revealed t th* sub- organized In 1955. show tomorrow at S p. m. at the voting officials predicted the total ■bowed up during the early vjo­ commiltc* that ha became en­ Wilber urged any company or dub or other group Civic Center. Proceeds from the would run higher than 50,000 when meshed In a web of ilea and deceit lence. F irst Hand Look show will go to the Firemen's interested in sponsoring a float to contact him or the tho polls closed at T p. m. The rock attack occurred w.ten to win $129,000 on a rigged tele­ Benefit Fund and tickets may be MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Civil Jnycees. Miami, with more than douhl* police refused to let the students vision program, the board of defense leaders from all over the purchased in advance from any carry their demonstration into the trustee* at Columbia University nation take a first hand look to* the Broward population, had tabufiremen or may be bought at the announced acceptance of hia res­ day at the Cap* Canaveral ml*- Utad only about 29,000 votes at Canal Zone Itself. dour. 11 a. m. And no mure than too,00* The demonstration was stirred ignation. C. P. Bennett is chairman fur alia teat center. The missile tour, » by former Panamanian For____ _ the event and W. C. Galley it In Columbia University President which will occupy most of the of Dade's 371,000 eligible voter* Tne Sanford-Dellary Entertaineign Minister Aqullino Boyd who ment Association has opened of- charge of ticket sales. They said Grayson Kirk announced the day, waa one of the main activi­ were expected to pull th* voting Ail Dade precincts us* vot­ had called for a "peaceful iova- fices at the corner of Park Ave. today lhat the public ami m er­ hoard11 acceptance Monday night ties at g three day fall conference levers. ing machines. sion” of the canal on this Pan- and First St. to push its mem- chants are cooperating to make with this terse atatsinent: of the civil defense officials. A spot check of 30 of Duval amanlaa Independence Day. bership drive. "At their regular monthly the show a success and urged County's 129 precincts at u a. m. Boyd, accompanied by hia wile. Membership goal is sot tor over everyone to attend. meeting on Nov. 2, tha trustee* To Appeal Ruling of tha unlver*lty examined lhe I TALLAHASSEE (UPU - Tha showed lhat only M votes bed Jour young children and a dozen 1.000 tor tin series of programs Local talent taking pail will in been cast on tha amendmant cut followers, were permitted bv whjch will Include Jo«e Creep ;ind dull* the ,11/Mpetalrp* .hgadcri by Most or the morning .sea*ion was testimony of Charles Van Doran, Florida Industrial Comwlaatcn to of 38,000 v*tors registered hi Ihoa* County Insurance CoAibiltassistant professor of English, be­ American guard* to go onto Can™ lib Spanish danger*. Pie ! *t*on _____ ____ tee'ate Ri< haro_________________ I' II ‘nsboitum w*ih Leslie expected to appeal a court ruling precincts. n m m mended a Ll.oou Increase Zona property after they warned University Glee (.'tub with guest Ilnicomi-, AH’ l Greene and uri in Insurance to (he County Com­ nude u|i of iidling public bear­ fore tha House of Representatives that nullified ila broad intarprtings fur a variety of plats in the subcommittee on legtslativa over­ tation of unemployment compen­ him they would atop any trouble ptanbrt, the Florida Symphony, an Osborne. IlyUt-n Puprcll and the missioners today. sight. The trusleei determined to sation requirements. Icon Circuit he tried to create. and the Hollins Players In a licht j Seminole Boys also will befeatured county. The committee consisting ul Clif­ He emphasised his campaign ' drama accept the offer of rcaignallon Judge Hugh Taylor ruled Monday with Stanley and Clinch Mountain Tax Collector Juhn Galloway waa a peaceful one. On the banks Chester Rearick, chairman of Boys and the Yarborough quartet ford McKibbin. Bob Crumley and luld the board that Ida office submitted by Mr. Van Doren, ef­ that tile commission's broadened Hubert Kurus urged the increase of the canal lie mad* a short the drive, announced that the of Grlatolu. needed a labulator machine at fective Immediately.” eligibility requirements wera not speech and said, "We sincerely tickets, which self fur $5 each, Van Doren, quiet and introspec­ proper. Admission will It* $1.25 tor adults on three major changes, including an estimated cost of $5,300. raising the county's valuation og tive, returned to his Greenwich believe that pretty soon w* are will allow the holder to attend and So cents for children. Galloway aald the machine is a buildings to $liJQ,uoi) and cnanglng going to have the Panamanian any Mutual Concert program in Village apartment Monday night the aircraft Insurance policy to tabor saving device which would accompanied by Ilia wife, Geral­ Brothers On Trial Bag flying officiaUy over thia the area. Student tickets will sell extended coverage and addition ,avc lhe counl> mone* ln ,he lun* dine, and hia Pulllier Prli* win­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Tam­ SARASOTA (UPI) — Arvlda for 13.50. pert of Panamanian territory.” run. The board anthorited Gallo­ of increased public liability. pa's notorious Tralflcant* brother* Carp, today announced purchase ning father, Mark Van Doren. Tickets may be obtained from way to get bids on the machine. and two co-defendant* go on trial of the Ringling Bros. Barnuni The einnmissiun is expected to the downtown Sanford headquar­ The board heard from County They posed for photographs, but here Nov. 18 on chargei of con­ and Bailey Circus winter quarters discuss the program more fuliy ters which will be opei from 10 declined to comment. and an adjacent tract of land for and come up with somo recom­ Engineer Bob Davis, who reported Van Doren, who admitted he »Pirln* ‘o payment of fed about $1,800,000. a. m. until 4 p. m. every day that the Sanlaudo pit used by the mendation. era) wagering taxes. In a notlca entered the quiz show compel! or from individual ticket aeilera. county ns a clay pit was quaran­ The circus has bad lta wlntar For information or ticket reserva­ tined by the U. S, Department of lion for a chance to make some filed here Monday, U. S. Ally. home ln Sarasota slnca 1927 and A headon collision yesterday be­ James L. Gull mart in aald he TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Flo- tions phone FA 2-8121. tween mih St. and Lake Mary Agriculture because of an out­ quick money, today is broke. a circus official said It hoped to Hda State University Football lie Is under suspension from his would take action against Henry keep ila winier quarters here. break of fire anta. Hoad injured a Lake Mary teen­ Trafflcante, Santo Trafficant* Jr., Coach Perry Moss confirmed to­ $50,000 * year job with NBC, he ager. Hubert Arthur Day, and Mra. Davis said the pit ia expected to MUlon Weir, president ot Ar* day that two players were dUhas lost (be one job he treas­ Joe I’errone and Salvators J. vida, aald tha tto-acra circus pro­ be sprayed thia Week. Muriel Ware Gardner, 711 Pal­ Lorenzo. missed from the squad late Monmetto Ave. Davis reported also that Leffltr ured most—his $5,500 a year perty was purchased for about day, a few hours before students Day. Id, ln his 1934 vehicle, lost and Bush have completed their teaching job at Columbia—and $340,000. The adjacent Newburn M argaret On Go hanged Moss In effigy. survey of the Loch Arbor area to his TV winning* ire gone. CHICAGO (UPI) —Wilson A Co., control while passing another car Eslatc, a 1,242-acre tract, waa However, sport* officials said the last major meat packer with- and swerved into the path of the LONDON (U H ) -Prince** MarVan Doren said (axes look moat United Press Inletnational eliminate flooding and he hopes to bought for soma $1.242.000. they did not believe the dismissal* out a new union contract, said car driven by Mrs. Gardner, uf the winnings. With the rest he garet to back in circulation and Near . freezing teinprratnrei make his rriominendatlona on the Walr said the land would h* had any hearing on the student today It would nut resume nego- ; smashing ila hood and motor, (ini­ across the northern United state* survey to the hoard at lta next bought himself a flashy foreign happily so. Monday night she went used for development of a "m e­ sports car and the Greenwich to see the review “ Ptocea of dium priced residential commu­ demonstration. and snow flurries in New England Hireling. tiations with the United Packing- errs said. Moss, reached by telephone in house Workers until striking emDay suffered a bruised and cut provided a chilly harbinger of In other business, the board re- Village apartment where he now Eight" on tha arm of one at her nity” of 3,000 homes. Jacksonville, said senior end Jim ployes return to work. old beaux, American-born Billy _____ _____ _ knee and Mrs. Gardner was taken winter today. Jeclcd ad bids on an casement resides. Hooka of West Palm Beach and A* he left Washington Monday Wallace, but her most talked-about r „ „ 0 i Cool Canadian air swept through fur a right of way on State itoad Wilson accuser) the union of to Seminole Memorial hospital for senior center Bill Brown of Or­ provoking the walkout "by devious emergency treatment of face and the lower Great Lakes to tin- III until further study. he told reporters " t owe more escort of tote has been bachelor | ^ U C S t N i g h t S l a t e d Guest Night will be featured at farmer Alan Godsal. Margaret lando were knocked off the squad. methods and fair* and mislead- - leg cuts. Highway Patrolman J. L. lower Mississippi Valley and east Commissioner* authorised Altor than I have left.” seemed to have gone back to a the mre tin * of the Seminole Both were third-string players. ing propaganda.” ward in Hie Atlantic Seaboard ncy Mack Cleveland to *cl as at | Sikes, who Investigated, laid. merry whirl of partying, only Toastmaster* to be held tomorrow Monday night, dropping thr mcr- lurncy for the inning board and days after her former awain, night at the Mar-Lou restaurant. cury It) to 2u degrees. hoard of ad.uslment In a auit Peter Townsend, confirmed Ills Each member is a.krd to bring at Headings In the 2n, were re where a group of Lake ilowsll citl engagement to his Belgian secre­ Iru't one guest. A special proported over the lakes, with the iens is suing to prevent Huffier tary. | gram of entei taiument to planned. 3bs extending into Virginia and Homes from dumping sewage in Kcnturky. Lake Howell. A 10 In 15 degree ri.e in tent -------- — CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) One of the nation's newest mili­ peraturea was recorded over the Mid west, but the weather bureau tary halllistlc missiles, the 7imsaid another blast of frost would mile range Pershing, may begin chill Minnesota and western Nc te>t (lights from the Ca ,• si hi. lira ska during the day. Testing facilities for I <• solidSnow flurries danced around the propellant missile — including a northern Great Lake* and th blockhouse ard two launch pads— North Atlantic Coast and light were turned over Monday In the showers were reported in northern 1ruphics were awarded to win- Army ami the Martin Co , prime Washington state, northern 'leva* ,,er* W the second annual city ten contractor for the Perilling. WASHINGTON (UP!) — The duties on the court that are not m-> tournament last night. and the southern plateau. Brig. Gen. J. A. Barclay, com­ United Steelworker* Union urged Ju‘*jc***-**. Mike Sirlanni and Meg Urquliarl mander of thr Army lla'"*lic He said the bsck-to work order wire awarded trophies for taking Missile Agency at Huntsville, Ala., the Supreme Court today to over* ■Iso should be overturned becausa tlif men's and women’s singles Immediately announced that ini­ turn the back-to-wurk order It was based on "an erroneous lilies while Gene Tucker and tial research ami development fir- against _ ___ _ _ _ _ of the law. And be _dis_ its members on ______ ground* reading” i lurlie Morrison were honored as ings of the Pershing will begin on (hat Tad-Hartley law provisions puled the president’s claim—tusdouble* champion*. schedule. He added lhat the ml* tamed by the lower courts—that Itunncnip awards were prevented site "will continue lo be drtciip- authorizing such Injunctions are ti e walkout imperiled the nation­ untonslUu.ional. lo Meiulall Springfield, Phil Logan, ul under the technical supervlUnion attorney Aruiur J. Gold- al health and saicty. D. II Piercy and Modine Ferrell, sioa and direction of the ABMA.” The justices questioned Gold> Ix-rg made this pica at th* open­ heave of space as a temporary The awards were presented,by annex for Uic Sanford Post Office ing of ural arguments before the berg closely on his interpretation was reported today, high cuurl on the legality uf ■ of tue words "health or safety” The office of G. Harold Alex­ lower court order lo end the 112- In tiie Taft-Hartley law. Goldberg said the injunction was based "on ander, state Republican Part) day old steel walkout. chairman, said the real estate Goldberg also luld the court ■ si- ious misreading of th* stat­ Th* Seminole County TB and ute.” • director of the Post Office had Health Assn, has asked for vol­ there is enough steel in thu coun­ "Economic wellbeing to not accepted ■ three-yen lease dated try to insure the nation's health unteer workers to help with the 'health,' ” Goldberg said. yesterday for property at US W, Christmas .teal mailing amt other and safety even if the strike con­ Second St. The announcement •' ^ y e a r-o ld city jail prisoner offire chores, but the associa­ tinues for the rest of the year. said the property is owned by <-'»*aped Dom a work detoil truck tion stressed today that It does In issuing th* 80-day bsck-to Blast Rocks P lant Mr. and Mrs. Orville L. Barks lhS* morning, not require experienced typist* or work order, ."ederal Judge Her­ ORD1LL, IU. (UPI) - A n explo­ and Mr. and Mm . Frederick 11 rtie m“ n w“" identified a, clerical workers to help in the bert P. Sorg agreed with Presi­ sion rucked th* OUa Msthlvso* William*. Henry Grady Moore, who was office. dent Elsenhower that His walkout chemical plant here today. There Postmaster Joel Fields -aid lie ! '*rvlng a term for driving while HOSPITAL EMPLOYES have rowed mure than $150 fur the United Fund Many prospective volunteers do jeopardized tha national health was no immediate report of had not been advised that the Intoxicated and havingno driver's not contact the TB group because and safely—th* criteria for seek­ deaths or injuries, potics said. und Hurry Weir, right, administrator at Seminole Memorial Hospital, leasing ol a site for a tempurary i liceiue. they think skilled workers are ing and issuing an injunction un­ Til* company has a commer­ hunded over the initial check to William Bush Jr., left, chairman of the postal annex was past the " u - 1 Pulls* said Moors Jumpsd out seeded, but the office said U only der tha Tsft-Hsrtley law's sn sr- cial dynamite operation sad (toe* employe division of th* drive and A. B. Peterson Jr., general chairman. definite stags,” but Alexander's 1 uf the truck at 7:30 a n . at 8th wants helpers to stuff envelopes, fancy provisions. research oa rocket propellants. The hospital empbyea have pledged 100 per cent participation in the announcement said the 3.000- St. and I-aural Ave. He is ds- seal them for mailing and do Goldberg argued the emergency A spokesman at the plaat u id cannaiun anti thu ir.ee of the*r contribution will l>c L*i)»ei when the fin.il square loot location wav accept- . «c»ili- i »* weighing lad pounds j some filing. Volunteers (or Uus \ provisions ot th tour a rt uncon- o.ity lhat an e.nsrgency existed. total to in, Peterson said. Oitaff Photo) | sod being live lee* U ed yostsnUy. gkuU ooil b i i m n f e y are needed sow. Us refused to aivt further d* id s. Cugat Also Got TV Quiz Answers Students Demand U. S. Give Up Canal ' Zone To Panama News Briefs Firemen's Benefit Tomorrow Night lt r§ w Commissioner race between Merle Warner and J. H. “Jimmy" Crapps. Earl Higginbotham ala* is run­ ning for re-elections, but be ia un­ opposed. Other voting place* in Santerd, including the National Guard Arm* Concert Group Opens Offices H u rry For Parade Changes In County's Insurance Suggested Ringling Circus Quarters Are Sold -a w Headon Collision Injures Drivers Two Dismissed From FSU Squad O Company Refuses More Strike Talk Snow, Near Freeze Heralds Winier Pershing Missile Flights To Start Trophies Awarded : for Net Tourney Post Office Space Reported Leased rector! c“y r,crM,iua Ui Moilers Needed By TB Association Prisoner Escapes City Work Detail i Union CallsT-K Injunction Order Unconstitutional �1» u t I tTh’r EX fiS Hn # « n fn rh P a je 2—Tuee., N or. 8. 1959 Wrrelfi A it Association To Hear Bolander A t Meeting Yule. Business At Record Peak If Steel Strike Ends ally are about one per cent over a year ago. “ .More people are at work and Incomes are higher," Paradlso said in forecasting a big Christ­ mas season. WASHINGTON ( U r i ) Com mrrce Department economist predicted today Dial Christmas business would be at a “ record albllmc high” this >rar If the •Hiking aleelworkers go back to Utrlr jobs within to days. Louis J. Paradlso of Ihr Office of Business Economics said in an interview that people will have more money to spend this season than last Christmas. lie added that the steel strike would act “as a drag cm total •ales" but generally would not af­ fect business itnleii the strike continues for !0 more days. Paradlso pointed out that If the atrlke continued Into December, It would havt an adverse “ psy­ chological effect" that might re ­ duce consumer spending. The Commerce Department of­ ficial said latest figures show that there has been a 5 per cent increase over last yesr in person­ al Income after taxes. At the end of September, the {annual rate of income after taxes was 333 billion dollars. A year ago, it was 320 billion dollars. In past years income after ta x u has shown a direct relation to Christmas buying. But, Paradlso said, Christmas ■hoppers will find prices a little 'higher than year ago. lie said prices of consumer goods gener­ He Mid there would be a short­ age of automobiles ind appli­ ances but shoppers would switch their buying lo other products not directly affected by the steel strike. Hot Funny, Doc FREMONT, Calif. (U1M) — Dr. William V. Shyne, n prominent dentist, waa nought by police today on a charge of giving candy-coaled laxative pilia to 30 chil­ dren. The children became violently ill, and Municipal .fudge Edward (juareama Issued two w arrants Monday charging Shyne with "outrage of public decency" and unlawful dispensing of drugs." Shyne, 10, denied the charges Sunday but police were unable to serve the warrants the next day. The dcntUt was not at home and he did not appear a t bin office, I’olico said about 4.'i0 of the laxative pills were leased into the trick-or-treat bags of youngsters on Halloween night. Thirty of the children later suffered attacks of vomiting and diarrhea which lasted several hours. Train Rams Car; 3 Children Die COMMANDER'S HAT is presented to R. W. Mann, right, shown being congratulated by Cdr. N. K. Mclnnls, commanding officer of VAH-3, upon Mann’s promotion to the rank of commander. A veteran of 17 years Navy sendee, Mann is special training officer for VAH-3. (Navy Fhoto) Cuba Draws Up Charges Quotable Landslide Survivors Quotes Clean Up Town Ruins Against Former Hero HAVANA (UPI)—Cuba li draw­ ing up formal charges against for­ mer revolutionary air fore# com­ mander MaJ. Pedro Diaz Lanz that he incited a rebellion, U waa dis­ closed today. Conviction would be punishable by death before the firing squad. But public attention still centered I ''t.y , ' ,rr Ii f RAt* *7 sta.tr a Noted Playboy Of The Air Dies LONDON turn — Jim Mollinon, the playboy of the air whoic fame n» n pilot In the thirties was second only to that of Charles A. Lindbergh, died In a nursing home. Mollisoti died from pneumonia at the age of 31, Doctor* *nid he was weak and his reilstance was low from a lifetime of celebration. In 1032, five years after Lind, bergh'* west-cast »nlu crusting, Mull Iso ii made the first Transat­ lantic Ruin flight un the more dif­ ficult ea>t to west route, ills tiny single-engine plane, "The Heart's Content," was ever smaller than Lindbergh's “Spirit of St. Louis." Mollfton proudly proclaimed he got himself In shape training on beer and brandy. W. FRED YEACKLE Holler Gets New Manager, Models * Holler Motor Sales introduced a* »ew manager, W. Fred Ycackle, and the 1900 line of General Mo­ tors cars simultaneously last Week. Yeaekle, with the Holler organ­ isation for six years, became man­ ager In time for the annual show­ ing of Chevroleta, Oldtmobllci, Cadillacs and Corvairi. “ U waa the greatest show the firm has ever had" aaid Ycackle, who also commented on the excltament created by the new amall Corvair. Ycackle, In the automobile business since 1W7, has seen 23 model changaa. He finds that tho I960 models arc more conserva­ tive in design, which makes them more acceptable to the pub­ lic. “ Tills year's models are wonderful without making any major body chunges" he said. Yuackle and his wife, Audrey have two children, Juhnny and Lynda now away at college. “The Value of Culture Clubs fo the Economic Growth of the Community" is the topic of a lec­ ture to be given at the large pub. lie meeting planned by the San­ ford Art Association «t the Civic Center next Monday night. All public officials and civic leaders have been personally in- Ranger Sizelove At Longwood H anger Julin V . Sizelove of the Florida Purest Service list been transferred to tho Seminole County headquarters at Longwood. He ha* been stationed with tho service in Volusia County. A former resident of Lake Mary, Sizelove and his family have re ­ turned and will make their homo at Lake Mary. Man Still Uses Divining Rod NEWTON, Miss. (U P D -R ob- Nine out of every tap .Ameri­ ert .McDaniel, 50,. still uses a can* who have health lnauranco coverago for hospital care alio tiiva Insurance agalnat tho colt of lurgery, according to the lfaajth Insurance Institute. divining rod to locale water In Newton County, He maintains he list never misted In 20 year* of “ water witching." on the thus far fruitless search for army commander Maj. Camilo Cienfuegoe, missing since lis t Wed­ nesday on a fight from Camaguey to Havana. The hunt continued in spito of waning hope Ihst the bearded hero of the revolution would be found alive. Premier Fidel Cailro was In per­ sonal command of Uie search for his romrade-ln-arm*. Haggard and looking depressed, he pledged "ro t to let down In our efforts to find my dear friend Camilo" a* he took off for Camaguey Monday. Already most of Cuba's 43,000 squire mile* and the nearby wa­ ters including the Bahama Islands hav ebeen checked and doublechecked by civilian and military planes. U. S. planes and British air and naval units also have partici­ pated but to no avail thus far. Hospital Notes NOVEMBER ] Admissions George Simpson, Lake -Monroe Wanda Ireland, Enlerprlie Betty Ann Whitley, Sanford Bryan Grady, Sanford Henry Dean, Oviedo Max E. Brenner, DcBary Hebecra Jones, Sanford Annie Mae Dcnnard, Sanford Dismissals .Mary Flllinger and baby, Longwood Marie Havermann, DcBary Sarah Myers and baby, Lake Monroe Lrsla Vcind, Osteen Dallas Pulliam, HllllanI Connie Holloway, Sanford NOVEMBER 2 A dniuioiii William Dycbca, Sanford Births Mr. and Mrs. William WhUJcy, Sanford a daughter Dismissal* Julie Scigcr, Sanford Editli Brown, Longwood Bennie Johnson Jr., Lake Mary Roscoe Williams, Sanford Norma Long, Sanford Jewel Jones, Sanford Estelle Coleman, Sanford Ueorgia Campbell and baby, Lake Monroe Pauline Wilkins, Sanford United Press International NEW YORK—Mlehael Slone, 19, of Cleveland, one of Charles Van Doren's farmer students at Colum­ bia University, commenting on Van Doren's admission that be was coached on the TV quiz show "21": "The whole class sstands behind him 100 per cent. I feci wbat he did was not wrong. The fault lies with the people behind the show." MLVATITLAN, Mexico (UPI) — The grsvc (triggers gave up today In Mlnatitlan. L “What’s tho use of digging them out from under 13 feet of mud only to bury them under tlx feet of dirt?" asked Maj. Andres Cosmu, commander of (he rescue team sent here by the Mexican government. “ The rest of the dead m ust lie WASHINGTON — President Eis­ In peace where they arc." enhower, explaining what he was The smell of death lay every­ trying to say about the effect of the where in tbit mountain village national debt on the nation's youth that was almost wiped out In a In a letter he wrote to hi* 11 year- grinding roar at 7:30 a. m, a week old grandson, David, last year: ago today when nightlong cloud­ "Whatever I put onto the na­ bursts loosened the slopes of Los tional debt, even one dollar, means Coptics Mountains. you, David are supporting m e ., , . The living were walking drnd, the sloping If 1 get a bigger car, you arc pick­ moving through streets like zombies or sleepwalk­ ing up the tab." ers or little children just awaken­ LOS ANGELES — Sen. John F. ing after a dream too frightening Kennedy (D • Mass.), discussing to be understood. California’s political weight after , They were silent and unsmiling slathig it was unlikely he would and cuuld give no coherent ac­ enter the state's Democratic presi­ count of the disaster that struck whllo most were sleeping or hud­ dential primary: "California 1* a key stale and dled awako in their mud and anyone considering running ha* to straw hula awaiting the end of come out here." the cyclone-borne rains. The village of Mlnatitlan lies W AS 11 IN G T O N — The Itcv. low on the slopes of Lot Copales, Charles H. fSloncy) Jackson, of nestled in a ravine formed by Tullalmma, Trnn., giving an ex­ two interlocking mountainsides. planation which he later takl prob­ Below la a nameless dry river­ ably was an exaggeration of why bed that last Tuesday became a bo didn't state un the air that the, great river, swollen and tripping "IM.OOO Questiun" and "364.00U the people of Mlnatitlan. Challenge” were rigged: Village authorities say 1,374 "I could seo my bullet-riddled person* were living here a week body as I passed an alley some­ ago when the sides of the moun tains trcm h lrd ,1 slipped slightly where." and then roared downward to­ ward the flooded riverbed with cvcr-increating speed. Almost 90o persons escaped death, though 100 were badly WASHINGTON (UP!) - V. S. hurt. They crossed themselves officials said yesterday President and said it was a miracle. There Elsenhower believes Berlin and was no warning and no premoni disarmament wilt be the major lion. Another 400 persons were subjects at the Parts meeting of crushed In their adolie huts or Western leaders starting Dec. 19. smothered beneath tons of muck They acknowledged that the and mire. Houses crumbled or dtsap United Stales and Britain must convince German Chancellor Kon­ pcared in an instant. Most ot Uie rad Adenauer and French Presi­ few brick buildings that were the dent Charles DeGaiille It Is worth­ pride of the village—the stores, while getting ready for another the city hall — crumbled and round on Berlin with Soviet Pre­ were covered up. The tea of mier Nikita Khrushchev at the mud, as aoft as quicksand, pour­ ed into the houaea that still stood. East-West summit next year. The people of MlnatiUsn are God fearing and they aaw m ira­ A hurricane Is the tame thing cles all about. The church es­ as a typhoon. Both are cyclones. caped severe damage though Berlin, Arms Race Major Subjects houses all about it including the borne of tho priest were swept away. Thoso who fled to the church for safety were saved. The priest was saved because he was away, praying for a parish­ ioner. The army also reported mira­ cles. One was a lienutenant found buried up to his neck but still stive. Another was a soldier swept 300 yards from the armv garrison by a sea of mud, but still living. The other soldiers were killed In the garrison. The survivors, stoic and un­ smiling Indians, are wracked with flue and diarrhea and skin diseases but they do not com­ plain. They have never known of electricity or potable water or of sewage problems and the lack does not bother them. One of the first horrors of the disaster, the swarms of tarantu­ las and scorpions which were Jarred loose and attacked the sur­ vivors, are dead. The Public Health Ministry sprayed the area and ended this terror. The world's largest bell it the 200-ton Tsar Kolokol,, or King of Holts, vrhlch stands In the Krem­ lin. It was cast in11733, but has never been hung or rung. COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. (UPI) — Three children were killed Sunday when a passenger train slammed into a station wag­ on carrying a man and his five children home from church. The father and two other child­ ren were injured. Hospital autho­ rities said Sunday night they were “ In satisfactory condition" and were expected to recover. The accident occurred shortly after noon at a railroad crossing in northeast Colorado Spring*. The crossing was marked by a signal light and warning bell. Killed were: Ua Mac Schutle, 13: Gene Schutle, 13: and Dclmar Schulte. 11. Hospitalized here were: the lather, William C. Schutle. 40, with a fractured jaw and neck injuries; and bis two daughters Wanda, 6. with a frac­ tured leg and possible head Injur­ ies; and Jana 3, with cuts and possible bead injuries. vited to bear Carl Bolander. well known Winter Pork lecturer and public figure, discuss the advant.% ages a community can expect to derive from a well supported Art Association. Sirs. Helen DcWll said today that Invitations have alio gone out to the presidents of all local civic clubs and fraternal organizations Inviting their membership to at­ tend. 31rt. DcWit Indicated that so far thu response ha* been v e ry S gratifying. Mrs. DeWit said that the three, month-old Art Association it al­ ready an active, viable contributor to the community, having neatly 40 members from a wide age and occupational cross-section. Tim purpose of the meeting, she said, Is primarily to Inform public leade rt a t to the existence and utclul. ness of the new participant in lo-g cal social and cultural activities. w The speaker, Mr. Itolander, h»* aided this and other neophyte cul tural enterprises in getting ju rie d and is an authority on his subject. He It well known a* an energetic and vigorous speaker who hold* the interest of his audience through visual aids as well as clear well-organized word picLures. .Mr*. DeWit reported that th tg meeting would begin at 7;30 p m. Even though ll is our regular meeting, she said, it will be drvoted completely to Mr. Bolander’s presentation and n question session Immediately following. S C O O P ! W O R K T W I L L SHIRTS Reg. $2.98 $ 1 .6 7 Khitiki • Urey or Hark LONG SLEEVE BUY m and Limit 4, IMeasc SAVE NOW! A rm y -N a v y Surplus T e l e p l i on 310 Sanferd Ave. n s Taste O < -------------iu I a .iL - i L i . : £ a How to torture your car • a .yours for only pennies a Jay o vW V.V Actually, the way to torture your car is to do t lot of start-and-atop driving at low speeds. Whan your motor Isn’t warmed up sufficiently, t lie oil ia sluggish. Sludgo fnnna in tiro crankcase, and engine performance suffer*. Moat of ua do e lot of atart-and-alop driving theao dayi, and that’s why it’a wise to protect your engine with Trop-Aftic* Motor Oil. It Hows quickly in a cold engine. . . restate aludgefurmntk>n...A«rp*onprotcctinf your motor on long, hoi drives. ‘ Trop-A rtio ia an ell-taton oil. Oat it from your Phillips 60 Dealer. W h it queen ever commanded more magic? Ia den. kitchen or bedroom*you aimply lift t n extension phone and go visiting . . . shopping . , , new*-g*therlng.. . . And w h it a wide choice of queenly onion ex Undone come ini Lighten your living, brighten your hom* with etU ndon phones where you need them m olt. Jugt call ua and we’ll do the n e t. Of * A T ro d mootit M a c ’s Oil Co., distributor HANFORD, i so u th ern FLA. i �ITHf £anfnrh iirralh Tiles,, Nov. 3. 1950—ra p e 3 S M H Auxiliary Sets Party Date Coffee Honors M iss R edding The Women's Auxiliary of Seminole Memorial Hospital is sponsoring a card parly a: 7 p. m. Dec. 1 at the Civic Center in DcBary. Donations of <5 cts. will he accepted. Tickets w-ill be available sftet Wednesday from any of the Pink Ladies or at the hospital Ho» piuliiy Shop. ticneral chairman of the bene­ fit affair is Mrs. A. V. Me Galley, Denary. 1 • **arP*r Sr., Mrs. j Harriman, were ro-hostesses at I Harriett Iteddin j;. bridc-clect, at 10 to 12 a. m. i aui i_ csterson and Mrs, s, q , j a morning coffee, honoring Mias | the Harper Home, Saturday Irom j Attractive flow\r arrangements were placed throughout the house. The refreshment table was overlaid with a lacc cloth and centered with an arrangement of white chrysanthemums. A sil­ ver coffee service and silver ap­ pointments completed the table decorations. Party sandwiches, tarts, dainty confections and coffee were served to the 150 guests who Tailored, longcalled during the appointed hours. alecvc wills button­ Pouring coffee during the morn­ ing were Mr*, George Stine, ed cuffs mu! short.Mrs. C, M. Walls. Mrs. Luther sleeve styles Kra/lcr and Mrs. George Wells. Receiving guests at the door JOSH CHASE arci ptlntr an award from Pilot Club mem­ in WHITE were Mrs. K, A. Monforlon, bers Mrs. Morris I’orguson anil Mrs. Un.vtnnntl Ball for Mrs. 11 E. Chapman and Mrs. and PAM ELS otitstaiuling service ns a safety patrol member lit the R. F. Cooper. Sanford Grammar School. (Staff Photo) In the receiving line with the honor?? were be? mother, Mrs. C. L. Redding and Mrs. Harper. Assisting with the serving and entertaining were Mrs. E. C. Harper, Jr. and Miss Sandra Wright. The hostesses presented Miss oiliecrs and wives of VA1I-3 were awarded to bam Day, a to $5.91) Redding with three amber water Douglas aircraft representative, held a Halloween pari) at the goblets in her chosen pattern of SHOWN AT THE COFFEE HONORING MISS HARRIETT REDDING Mrs. Bruee Smith. Six door (Hants’ dormitory Friday night. and cr\ sl.il. prizes and a mystery guest are her mutlier, .Mrs. C. L. Redding, left, Miss Redding and Mrs. K. C. It was sponsored by the arm a­ p rn r were also awarded. Harper Sr. ntte of the hostesses. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Paul Chcatcrson ment department. Elaborate Halloween decoraMore than "00 different lan­ and Mrs. S. G. Harrinmn. (Staff Photo) IN Prizes for the licst costumes lions were used including a silver KNITTED guages arc spoken in Africa. punch bowl filled with dry ice, COLORS SHIRTS which emitted while smoke. It was ealh-d ” Witches Drew.” A buffet supper was served during the evening. The 90 guests enjoyed dancing to recorded mu­ sic and were entertained by four couples from thr Starlight Promeanders, who gave a demon­ stration of square d.mring. They l.t. and Mrs. \cil Prudcn and Mrs. II. G, Hill, Mr. and Mrs. were lull ami Ann Myer, Maurice Ll. anil Mrs. G. I Wilster of It. 11. Roza. and l.ec Wakemau, Dick ami Faye Lt. (jg> and Mrs. R. Valen­ VAH-7 celebrated with a •'Wel­ llaxton and Hash and Joan John­ zuela. Ledr. and Mrs. M. D. ling Down" party at the Pruden son, McPherson, Lt. (Jg) and Mrs. Hosts and hostrsscs from the home on Elm Avc. Friday night J. J. Wade, l.edr. and Mrs. Armament department vvero in honor of the rec.nt promotion Cieorge Zimmerman, Id. (jg) and I.cdr. and Mrs. J. L. McCracken, of the two men to tho rank of T. J. Dernboski, Ledr. and ’Mrs. Jr., Lt. and Mrs. W. A. Itosc, II, A. Moreland. Mr. ami Mrs. lieutenant. l.t. and Mrs. C. W. Myer, Lt. Continental Slim Jims i-', W. Burton, Ledr. and Mrs. (Jg) and Mrs. II. T. Demers and Crazy- Pants , A , Halloween theme was iused , , i' J. It. Swope, Lt. (jg) and Mrs. Ens and Mrs. M. L. Jones. for decorations. Black bottles label- w , Worndl. Lt. (jg) and Mrs. Peddle Puihcrs H (poison) be d candles Ihnugl.oul - M ()„ u (J , al)(| Mrs. „ and the house and black paper ba >. Ga„ U . (jg) Vnrnen a and Walking Shorts Enterprise u i rh rt (ruling i rimnn brooms) hrmiinu cats, s-ais J .. witches, Ledr. sml Mrs. How rad Harrison. In Wine , . . Willow Green snakes bugs and lizards, bung Red . , . Black . . . Checks from the ceiling and were scat­ and Figured Patterns tered all over the walls. As the guests arrived they ItY HELEN SNODGRASS were served a glass ol witches Gerald It. Womark and child­ brew , a combination of punch and ren Patsy Elaine and Fletcher dry icc, giving off fumes that of Key West were week end looked like while smoke, gliisls of Mr. and Mrs. James TUKSDA Y A bullet dinner of ham, turkey, Welch. Sunday afternoon they en­ meat balls ami all the trimmings joyed a back yard, neighbors Pincercst Baptist Church WMU Was served. Games an- dancing har-h qur. A GROUP OF SIXTH GRADE STUDENTS from Sunfonl Grammar was enjoyed during tile evening. Executive meeting 7.30 p. m. Enjoying this affair with the School, aru enjoying a aplaalt party at the home of their leather, .Mu. General meeting, ft p. ni. Dea­ Couples altemling were, Ledr. Welches and Womacks were Mr. cons' meeting, 7:3o p. m. Roberta Richards on Mellonvillc Avc. It wan a sort of reward for being and Mrs. .1, P. Boland, Cdr. and Mrs. F. C. 1-ong and to $4.99 victorioUH in ball guinea over another rdxtli grade room. From left, they are, •nd Mrs. H. F, Lang, I.cdr. daughters, Mrs. Gra e lleale and WEDNESDAY and Mrs. M. T. Lilli hoc. Mra. Scot Higgins, Jimmy Dodson, Sharon Gnllowhy, Marilyn Epps. Sandy Kntr. daughter- Mr. amt Mr*.- Jack Presbyterian Church Gi r l M. A. Mcrgl, Cdr. and Mrs. It. Welch, Mr. and Mrs. Eoresl Barton Jo Ann Norris, Kandy Dean, Steve Higgins, Deborah .Maple, Larry Morris Mann, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Paul- Scout Troop 233. 3:15 p. m. Grace and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. and Larry Elawick. ter, Ledr. and Mrs. H. J. Miller, Methodist Church WSCS business | Owen Keller of DcLand. Cdr. and Mrs. A. Smith, Ledr. and program meeting 8 p. m. at Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Couliclte and Mrs. V, II. Jennings, (WO) thr Church. I and sons spent the week end with There ate now 1,150,000 auto­ Daughters of Wesley Class of and Mrs, ft. M, Donaldson, Lt. relative* in north west Florida. (jg) ami Mrs. J. II. Bailey, Cdr. First Methodist Church meets 7:30 mobiles in Sweden, twice as many Mr. amt Mr*. Henry Boyd anil as five years ago. and Mrs. K. E. Rowell, Lt. and p'. m. in McKinley Hall. children n! Orlando wrro week Members of llie Sanford Wom­ General Business luncheon meet­ end guests of Mrs. W. A. Good­ ans Club are reminded id the ing at 12:30 p. 111, followed by a win. candlelight service in observ Rev. and Mrs II. Kilmer have anee of C. A. II. K. returned to their home on Pine Mrs. It. I’. Eehoiberger, sulohl SANFORD — OKLANDO will present the special message street following the summer in Massachusetts. in song, accompanied by Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. John W. CloUgh, Robert Smith at the piano. Tlie main program will tie pic 2(10 S. Myrtle Avc. had as their guests last week Mr and tented by the Fine Arts depart­ ••IT’S CERTAINLY Mr*. Ernest Sox, of Detroit, Midi, ment with llie Rev, Donald GrayTHE MOST f U A U TiriJL CAR who were on tluir way home enmier as guest speaker James or iis s iz e r Talmadgc, soloist will sing two from a vacation in Miami l.atcr in the week Mr and numbers, accompanied by Mrs. •‘AND It'S T H I LAIICST C A S IN IH C WORLD TO OWN I Mrs. W. A. Crowley of Horse- Smith. heads, N. Y. also stopped olf to visit them. The Crowleys were , . , , , on a Florida hone) imam mp. I’usi't Sound In l ie stale or Visiting with Mr. and Mr A ' a^m glm . has 1,500 miles u T. Gridlcy Jr. at their home on *hcUer^i shoreline and 2.000 Garrison, Dr. this week are Mr. square mile* of Inland hays, inarid ity 's parents. Mr. and Mr-. channel, and canals. A. T, Gridley Sr., of Montclair, N, J. They plan to take a sight­ seeing trip through southern Florida before return! c to iheir home, t n i a lt i Mr. and -Mrs. Wendell I. Springlit-ld had a> Uieir guesls NOW SHOWING over tlie week end, Mr Spring ENJOYING THE BIRTHDAY PARTY, given by Mr. ami Mri. Harvey L. field's sister, Mrs. I). W. Mucl OPEN 1:311 Dunn, Enterprise, for their daughter Linda at the Florida Power club ler, Mr. Mueller and children, Saturday. The Halloween theme wus carried out in costumes, games and ft Ron and Debbie, Thr Iwo families supper preceding the party. Front row left to right, Julie Adams, Jimmy spent Sunday at New- Smyrna Caldwell, Mike Baldauff and Rill Stith. Second row. Judy Svvycar. Joan Beach. Fender, Jan Treckmnn, the honoree (Linda), Sandy Davis, Monty Craw­ Donald Carter, a student al ford, Allen Dycss, third row, Gail Holloway, Barbara Clark. Carole Corson, Snead College, Boaz, Ala lias been elecled as freshman repre­ Danny Neal, Donna Stowcll, Linda Hart, Penny Nixon, Kenneth Hoajtck sent alive to servo on the Board I lie Pa Iton n priced up in $72 l o i than I p in JO mpg. The Falcon's outsrtnding gaa iiinl Happy Carlton. Not in the picture were Steve Holloway. Paul Flowers. of directors of the Circle K Chili economy was ptou't when a fleet of Falcons it* rear-engine competitor , . , as much a* Judy McNeil and Harvey Edward Dunn. (Photo by Cox) at Snead, iravelcd every mile of numbered Federal highSI 2 I let* than oilier Ainerican-liuill. soway in I tunomy Run, U.S A. Another savings: called i o m p a c t n-pa**cngcr ears. And the The Falcon goes up to 4000 miles between JAMES STEWART new lord falcon is tlierasicit car in ihc The largest monolith in the na­ oil changes. LEE REMICK world to own. Jusi look ar these Fabon tion is Beacon Rock in the Co­ BEN GAZZARA superiorities: lumbia Ilivrr Gorge between Ore­ front-mounted engine. Foe stability and han­ ARTHUR O'CONNELL dling ease, the Falcon's six-cylinder engine ia gon and Washington. It stands mourned up from. And there is plenty of free EVE ARDEN more than 800 feet tall. Beauty an-/ economy! ’Die I .Icon has tlie heat hum ihc I aIcon's frcdc-iir, hex-wirer hear­ KATHRYN GRANT clettl line* and tlie umluttctrd good look* ot ing cistern, wntt no ssurticc of gas nsdaagc is (lie glamorous K) ford*. Diamond Lustre cold-weaibet driving. Finish n/rtt needs w i s i n g Galvanized strutrursl mcmticri reuse rust «nd corrosion. Bolt-on New luxury interiors. You II lind che hone lenders cost leu, repine easily. quality niairuals and rasie in design ss in she lug new Fords. Door psneli are Tull, uphoiSeals six passengers with all their luggage. PHONE I’A 2-13K sirred From seat cudihmi are generouslyr roansI The Isle on easily seat* sis big iduht in built ADMISSION 6«e added. Thick loot insulation g aszd s against lor.people comiort. Theft’s no Hooi-inounted KIDDIES l NDEIt 12—FREE insear and noise. gear shut 10 interfere sruh center from-seat Hi HIM - ID KRY 1 I J »*e .hips*n Mirw «• piisengec. Big luggage coinpamnerii hi the LAS I THI) NITES rear holds over 2J cu. Ir. •fliWMNi*« Mut»« i To See This Wonderful Movie TONITE A WED. M TE ( S t o r e ) FEATURE: 2:110 - 5:00 AT 7:00 AND 10:(3 T h e N « w -a iz * 1 9 6 0 FO R D 8:00 SPECIAL ford E a a la a t c a r In th « w o rld to o w n BLOUSES V A H -3 Holds Party $ *j9 9 *Prudeiis, Wilsters Celebrate Promotions ANVIL Personals Church. Calendar Womans Club Meets Tomorrow B . E . P U R C ELL, Co. (psAAnnalA FALCON, the N ew -size Ford, is America's lowest-priced 6-passenger car* Now Open MAPES TILE JoiisIirrafB* Vinyl and C e r a m i c FRANKCAPRAS* r Vinyl - A sb e sto s^ ea. — - ■ CO-FEATURE AT l : U ONLY "DAY OF THE O U TLA W ROBERT It) AN • 111 III- JVES DESTINED TO 11E KK3IE.MHKHED AFTER OTHERS ARE 'A H o u i n t h i H e u * •— • . . I I I "JUS » W . H MU S.— fa lc a ri Qc Mary Carter P ain ! Building 207 West First S t Opposite Sanford Herald! Dial FA 2-4558 FORGOTTEN “The F.B.I. Story” STARTING NOV. J.Ttli i t.a.A -r. W O N LO -a 1*0 6 1 U n S K N C U l I S TR IC K LA N D - M O R R IS O N , Inc MR K. l i t fe ----- See ‘FORD STAUTLME” in Using color Tuesday on NBC - T V ------ �I 4 W ashington Calling A U T U M N LEAFLETS I B I '- r n r - r* t fi ncerts Coming Up or Sanford' Wttft tlw a m p h sfb U t^ y o n n t t i n c induotry «nd b u aln w i Im w tth o o r ta c r e u ia * p w n u n tB t population, it la im* m t u t th a t wa not# tha grow ing a c tiv ity o f cu ltu ral proupa l a t h # county. A m ong th a f a c t o n conaidarad in aurvaya by any or* o c jw ih id u a l look in g fo r a location ia ita oppor* lu n H b n f o r a o tb ), cultural and recreational diversion*. N ew J t a f lie a need, and d e e m , th e s e thlnga. . , . 8 M h n l atgaaluU ons in Sanford and around tha county A ft f ^ T f | g owl d job of wnmnilfitf to reit in jam noting in intereat In the th e cultural area. Joining them again thle year ia the aonc H a bare. ■o f DeBafry fotka have Joined local reaidente d a th a T l r t TTlltarr E ntertainm ent A n n ., which haa lined m ooriae o f coocerti atartln g Nov. 19. We w ish them tuck M l urge aupport o f th eir efforta. Artists Busy, Too !a ‘ ;>», Mf 1 1 j‘ , **Tba Value of Culture Cluba to the Economic Growth o f tha Community" is tha su b ject o f a talk to be given next lfonday night by Carl Bolander, W inter P a rk lecturer, Bolander PHI till the Batoford a re a people of the advantagae a community can expact from auch groupa and the a rt iSaociation baa’IhvltW local civic and governm ent leaders to attend. These lively organizations will fill a real need in this ‘a r e a . ___________________________________ Spanish Village Dates Back To 11th Century .« (Editor's Nets: This te the eleventh of ■ aeries ef articles by A. M. and R. U. liaakcll who Oft now ia Europe.) Madrid . . About half war between Madrid and San Sabastian ia tha city of Burgoa, from (be Mlh to the l« b century capi­ tal at CaatUls. It la the birth­ place ef tbe medieval baro El Cld (Rodrigo Diaa do Vlvar) who (ought fltrcaly and succaiifully j ogalnat the Moor* and who ia the subject ef a Spanlah lags. CTIn IgU, rardinaod. lli-.lold tbe flrat atone for ■ cathedral which waa not to be finished until tha ! lath century. Thla church la tbe glory of Burgos. From the out­ side it ia an enormous pile, a mixture of early Gothic, Renais­ sance, and Baroque architecture, Impressive is Its ilae. On tbe In­ side U la breathtaking. On tbe basic Gothic Interior baa been imposed the taitn of four centuries, Tha nave, lighted Iqr atalned glaia rota windows, la surrounded by chapels in various stylet. Tbe Baroque ones are overwhelming in the wealth of Ibelr decoration. The altar pieces are silver and gold, embellished with Ufa sized poly chroma figure*. Tbe geld candelabra are four feat tall and tba chandeliers banging from the ceillnga are four feat across, glittering with gold and crystal. In a lata Imposing let­ ting thla would be gaudy, but bare It la very beautiful. The Spanlah government hat eatabliahed hostels where other tcebmmddttlond'! a n not avail­ able to encourage Ihe tourist trade. We stopped for lunch at ona some M miles north of Mad­ rid. New, modern, tastefully decor­ ated, the food, served by pretty Spanish girls In amart black and whlta uniform*, waa good, ample, and cheap. But the plumbing waa net very efficient and the telling in the dining room abowed evi­ dence of leakage. Actually, Spain 1* a country wbare thing* do not quit* work. DAILY C R O S S W O R D ». Capital ACROSS •f Norway 3. Woe lams! 10. Bird's home B. rood flah 31. Engrossed » . Straw bat 33. Laud (Dig.) 11. Clot* to 33. Leg Joint 20. Trout* 34. RepuUca tear An 19. Aquatic bird IT. Particle of 21. Resort -------------Be 25. Cravat 3d Calculate appront* maUly ST. University 41. Ft rata VJ.HII wif* 43. Underworld i d Sawing god party iii II 7 4 % I % IA l? % % if B % is IV % % % u Jr 1 p % % wmmm DOWN L 3. Noah's boat X Trench or German, a. g. 4. Quid# B. Bed covgr 4. Extat 7. Lick maic3 29. Tha Q.MstMl ll';T4'*:jl Blue u : i - l l ’T rU'TCIsl Eagle INI TV V<I1»• Hl -I 1 1 : 1 > iqi-C' 1 tabtr.) Izir.U M iM Ji-TlM*. S t Se­ IfJf.SK,:!ll -THW,,i4 4 cluded UlWn: u ’*in m i:1 •j-t-t qz?| 39. Bag* ST. King of Mil VTyn ^,'H i »t.•: v :i •ini tin Israel a11: i -ll 1 ii -M * • Zd Ancient Mkl< 41i: Irish capital IdM uadm 44. A tm 's P •.copier T z. , - ■tete Assignment Washington itv * By ED KOTEBBA WASHINGTON- Dan Tolcy and bis mall aircraft products com­ pany In Fairmont, W. Va., havo on their handi a itockpllo of un­ wanted, durable, lightweight C-123 airplane troop teats. And there­ by hangs a tad talc. Six years ago, the Pentagon, which had ordered the C-123 scats, cancelled the order— after the company had laid out $12t,000 building them. This, In fact, lied up all Ihe little company's work­ ing capital. So they put in a claim. And what'a happened since haa brought more headaches for Ur. Foley and his firm than would aver lit la that boa of Pandora's. Tbe United State* Government hasn’t to this date' paid out a thin dime on that claim. And’ yet tbe Pentagon paymasters, by their own admission, have spent a half-million dollars to avoid paying It. On the other hand, a parent claim from Ihe big Kaiser com­ pany of Willow Run — a claim fur 8*3 million for not building the C-123s for which tha teat* were built—wai cheerfully paid •at of tba Chase firm. In June, IMS, a Congressional within 2th month*. Tbo story of Dan Folty and Mercury Aircraft Products, ine. —now Meteor Aircraft Products —la ona of the alrangctt atorie* In tbo fllaa of tha Air Force. But It Isn’t the only Instance where the “little guy"—the small contractor wbo can't afford to hire high-priced lobbyist*— haa gotten it In tbo neck. In fact, right now, the Federal government haa outstanding 83 bUllon (that BILLION) In claims —a largo number from small companies and many of the claims over five years old. My source tells me that this practice of sidestepping or de­ laying valid claims haa destroyed “Ihoueandt of small companies.” who need that working capital to keep alive. Here'* what happened in the Mercury Aircraft case: The small company got the low bid on the troop seats and waa awarded a qusrter-million-dollir subcontract with the Chase Air­ craft Company of West Trenton, N, J. Meanwhile, the Kaiser in­ terests bought controlling inter- BV LYLE C. WILSON WASHINGTON (UP1) - October waa tha birthday month of tha moat hated inititution of modern government — the Income tax. The birth date waa Oct. 3, 1913. On that day the Congress enacted a new form of tax law authorized by tha Ifllh Amendment to the Conilliution which became effec­ tive the previous February. That waa 44 years ago. Many taipaylng citizens thought the new burdena were outrageous. They should be around now. If they were, they would realize how for­ tunate they w en to have paid at the rates flrat Imposed. You wouldn't believe how lightly the Income tax flicked the pocketbook when Woodrow Wilson began first to collect It In the fiscal year, 1914. A married person with two dependent! and a net. taxable in­ come of SJ.OUO paid just glo. The 34.000 family man paid $40; at 310,000 the tax waa 360; at 323,000 of net taxable income the tax liability waa a mere 3200 a year. These rates were considered outrageous )>y some taxpayers. The whole system waa denounced at a socialistic Invention which would lead no telling where. These denunciations, it mu:t be acknowledged, were right on the target. The income tax was socialistc at least by adoption. Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels pub­ lished in 1148 their "Communist Mantfcslu." Marx and Engels said their pro­ gram could not be effected "ex­ cept by means of despotic Inroads on Ihe rights of private property." They proposed a 10 point program, of which the first three points wete: "1—Abolition of property in land and application of all rents of land to public purposes. "2—A heavy progressive or gra­ duated income tax. "3—Aboltion of all rights of in­ heritance. There was no mention in the language of the 16th Amendment to heavy progressive or graduated taxation. Heavy, progressive or graduated taxation was implicit, however, in the proposition. Congressional debates Indicate that supporters of the new form Investigation showed collusion be­ tween the Kaiser enterprises and the Air Force, and Kaiser's con­ tract* for ISO C-133a were can­ celled. And Kaiser collected its full W3 million claim. But the small Mercury Aircraft Products company that made tbe teat* waa left out la tbo cold. Sixty-eight different timet they put in a formal rtqocat for at feast a part paymant on their claim. The U. S. Attorney agreed the claim waa a Juat one. Tba Air Force one* did tend a check for 124.000 to cover the entire claim, but Foley relumed It. So far it haa coat tbe company 1400,000 in legal feet, storage costa and intereat because of some airphnr Mdta the Air Ja*ce,«r4ar* ed more than six years ago and then never paid for. Mr. Foley, the lait I heard, waa still willing to settle for tbe original S123.0UO But the way things look now, If* going to take a special inveitigation by (he House Armed Service* Com­ mittee to bring Justice to UUI* companies being starved out by big business at the Pentagon. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS! i ti-d Tax Books are open for payment of 1959 Tuesday, November 3, 1959 M a l.ittN fcltlLUM, U i l e t a e * ra tiie e e * fclKLU* a. CSIMIXM, A iteetieJen M a a a ie e ' ja c k T a in c n c B L ix r a a n a a C llr Bailee SeeleSe B4lle» ■ eeaaf, aa« carlesi for payment in November, 3% in Decem­ ber, 2% in January and 1% in February. NEWCOMER7 gime Ignores tbo many year* of American aid and cooperation by telling large quantities of Cuban augar to tha Russian government at a price below tho actual cod of production aad away below tbe world market price for augar. In consequence, Rusal* is able to purchase sugar froix Cuba and turn around and Mil it on the world market making ■ profit of over a million dollars, a large part of U coming out of tho 0ocketa of Amarican taxpayers. American sugar producers ore dill not permitted to m U Ameri­ can augar in rompotition with Cuba and aro limited by quotas which’often leave producers with large quantities of raw augar for which they must provide eostiy storage and common moso de­ mands that with the breakdown of tba Cuban sugar industry and the Inability ef other offthora areas to meet their allowed quo­ tas, that American producers be permitted to Mil their sugar and expand operation*. The Clewiaton Inn which hat earned tba reputation of being the fined small hotel in the South, ia renovating the Old South Wing. Rooms srwbcing enlarged to provide aultea and completely refurnished. I always enjoy a visit to the Inn becauM of lit homelike atmosphere and splen­ did facilities. You will find no belter rood anywhere than that provided In tbe Inn. The town ot Clewiaton con­ tinues to ahow steady growth with new homes and butinass structure* in evidence. Bill Johnson still operates hia famed fishing camp and fishing hat been good this Summer insplt* of the raina. 4 WAYS TO GET MORE ROOM! 1. A D D -A -R O O M i r a is u H B , m u o e iM c m n uw dm to w m m w u a c t u s m m w i u b v u h IZTJTS ■ SA 'SS.’V J J S f i S i C tree If see hevee’s — eJ4 • m T t e eeT m T Z m . * I» Jm All tax statem ents have been mailed, if B ale red aa esaea f a s te r desaaee IT, t i l e a t l i e re a r Oftlee ■ t a l r r g r i l H I l . •■ae* Ike A n e f t e a f r e e ef B erea a. I l t b Tbe MeeaJd la a b * a4 » » •* tbe Hailed Preea w h ite la eetlile* eeeleeI rely «• Ike aae *ee eapdbl lee Ilea a t ell Ike leeal aeere delated la Ibla you have not received yours, please call for it at City H a ll •ta s iM r r iN a s m Beaee Delivery By aim C e a a ty A ll By Carrier te a Weak I Tea* • Tea* asi-aa I 4 Mealbe #.T* B Mealbe *.f* a a Measba S B a ■ • • (be S B a 1-ee 5 Meath Ml t H e a th SB* t Ellen Hoy, City Tn* Collector. 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I , I, 4, I , 4 M i.J, jJXlL- - L --H O M E IM P R O V E M E N T FIN A N C IN G • NOTHINa DOWN WELCOME V -v )-^ -r r tv u m ea, «*•!•* i s m , m ed-M tose *■■!>> werk teem Aa if t T i i te see* t w o e t » eel Be ee eeeeealee m see sileh — eej, W*M ►*? i w k w k * * •» >• Meeswe m* seevealte ii answerCell ae ekee* If eev. Hava yon, or has someone you know, just moved to a now homo? Rvunity. ■eierSee t . ■. T aetal B rn alaitaa* y reylde th a t of taxation had no idea of lha high rales which ultimately were to be Imposed. The income lax did not remain In Communist or Socialist custody. Tha 1904 Democratic platform endoricd tha Income tax, The progrcailvo wing of the Re publican Party endorsed it. It waa argued that ao long aa tariff dmica and excise taxes waa the main source of federal revenue, those beat able to pay were es­ caping a fair share of the load. Aiao, It waa argued that addl Ilona I taxing power waa needed against future emcrgenciea auch aa war. That proved to be correct. Leu than four years after the first in come tax law, the United States was in a big war and needed big money. Yea. Rolio, the incoma tax la her* to atay. BY BUSSELL KAV Visiting rlth Harry T. Vaughn, president of Ibo United SUlca Sugar Corporation In Clewiaton I learned that every Indication points to the blggaat sugar har­ vest this aostou which opened recently when the big mill began grlodlng the new crop. During the summer the mill haa been completely renovated and put in Up-top shape, new ■team turbines have been In­ stalled, replacing tba old type itogm engine*, increasing the ef­ ficiency of tbo plant. Tbo bug* mill operates on a 'round the clock 24 hour boils from tha opening of tha season ta Its d o te and this Mason will be tbe longed grinding aeaion In tbe company's history. It began October 19 and will continue through May 29. Vaughn has kept in cloao con­ tact with tbe Cuban sugar situa­ tion and I was lnteraated in hia reactions. The outlook for Cuban sugar production la pretty dark at thla lime. Tha future there la so uncertain with the govern­ ment confiscating agricultural properties that present plantation and mill owners are not inclined to spend any money In maintain­ ing or operating their holdings. While our State Department haa protested the confiscation of pro­ perty without fair and reason­ able -compere* lion it -decs . not appear at Ibis time tbit the Cas­ tro government will pay much at­ tention to the protest. The U. S. government has sub­ sidized Cuba, taking her sugar at a premium price and protecting bar market againit competition and in return tho new Cuban re­ present rireuaiUaeee there a re no reetrklsU af a«y Mad. and tbe lowed common denominator of the mass audience Is tbe end result. A M rieue inquiry late tbe rela­ tionship between government and 4 broadcasting would a d concern itself with the peccadilloes of tbe eommiutoaera. Te ferret eat ■■all special favora—tips really —1* im leveat te tbe central pro­ blem. That ia tbe failure ef ragulatite far a wide variety at rea* sons, one ef them being tbo nun* beraouae, bureaucratic approach ef tbe cemmlealoa which haa been overwhelmed by aa lndeatry that baa grown fantastically dace the * Federal Communications Act of w UN. Such an inquiry would have to be conducted with skill end pat­ ience. It would be cwapenbte to tbe analytical dlsadrtioa 4f an alllag business performed by a team af aWdoary managers. The rafusel to delegate authority, the long debates within the cemmia* lien, tbo eenfoklea ef legislative. Judical and regnlatory function* all m within one agency wwnld be brought to light But who would be Interested in conducting such an Inveatigallon? Tbe rawarda would be not ia headlines but la a final report that could result In truly remedi­ al legtelsUon. Too many members of Congress, some directly end some Indirectly, are tied Into the broadcast­ ing buslneat. At least 30 members 4 ot tha Senate and Houto have a direct ownership interest la TV and radio atationi. Senator War, ren Magnuaon, chairman of tbe Senate Commerce Committee, owns slightly more than four per­ cent of a Seattle . TV station. Chairman Oren Harris ef the House Commerce Committee last year sold one-fourth Interest In a station ia hia boma town e f El Dorado, Arkansas, because l e g aald be was tired of the imnli** cation that thla would enter Ms judgment. Senator Robert Kerr of Okie* boma haa extensive TV interests. ReprsMntatlve Alvin M. Bentley o n e a third intoraat la a Sagi­ naw, Michigan, station. The law connections ef many members of Congress lead back into the broad­ casting industry, and it la stand­ ard practica for those seeking a 4 new channel or approval of a station aala to enlist Congression­ al pressure to be applied on Ihe FCC. AU this being the c i m , the powers in the broadcasting in­ dustry may feel they can tide out Ihe atom. Young Charles Van Doren ia coming to Wash­ ington for a Roman holiday be­ fore the TV eamarai. And how coulfl one find a better victim, * 4 better diversion, than thle young intellectual who teemed to be so sure of hit knowledge? But it ia possible that this time tbe public Itself ia fed up and it will not be enough to atop for a time some of tho worst wrongs, counting on the short memory of a gullible public. shot • H rooms . . . mekt etheri easier te hint. City taxes. 4% discount will be allowed Page 4 Wdvaaee. The professional critics hare saying for a. long time that tbo lava! gats lower year after year, with mors and mart of tbo valuable tian given ever to crime, violence aad sensation. Aa FCC Chairman Juba C. Doerfer mads clear whoa bo waa questioned about tbo rampant fraud la tbo quia ihowa, tbo commission drawl baallly back at any auggoation of ceoaorahip. Certainly, censorship by a government opener would Too Late To Classify October W as Birthday Off Income Tax n egation af cm utevtetea a a i taw radio Station* la Philadelphia was Mid recently for 833,M,M0. Four of the p rom t commie■loner* are ciri! aorvaata wbo coma up the comnuaicaUono comntealoa tedder. Throe are political oppotetooa, eao of than, Robert E. Lae, tin patronage ef tbo late Senator Jooopb McCarthy wbo* McCarthy wa* riding high. Loo’a to m expire* nett year Tbe eoamteaten has no author­ ity over tbe networks but oofy ever local stations. Tot. U it i few network executives oteag with B few odvorikteg account men (peaking for tbe ipoosors wbo determined what a hundred mil­ lion Americans, mart or leu , will son every night la thnir ', Another m ajor atap in th a cultural direction ia being tak en by the Sanford A rt Association. This organization ia 'finding much interact in ita program , ita officers report. The a r t aaaociation haa lined up a aeries of interesting talks and demonstrations by a rtists and others to be pre­ sented during the weeks while It plana a big a r t ahow Nov. 31. Greek letter 33. Highway* S3. Auricle 34. D a braced 3d Deputy 30, Lift 31. Bat right 33. Oreak letter 34. Region* 3d At home 3T. Consumed 40. Demand 43. Timer id Hi-tempered person 47. Coma 4 1 Mlaa Smith, Wager 41. Hound dog vat* turns ef Money. A aateftet be highly M lstirable. But under Vy MAMum WASHINGTON— White R k*J wen good for sensational head­ line*, tbo Congressional laveitlgatint lata tin rigged quin thaws gets at ealy « n at tha minor symptoms af tin deep trouble ia Un Iraidcaatlag industry. That la why many ehacnrrra ana taylag that tin Inquiry trill inevitably bt broadaaad la an attanpt ta got i t the mat at tin arils af pull aad pswsr aad tin control czarelaad by tin merchandisers aad tba advartlaars aver what tin Anarlaaa public la to ate aad bear, ThaontleaUy, tba industry la regulated by tin Federal Comntariraticaa Commteeteo. Bat, as with other regulatory eoramlaateaa that make up ao tlzabla a eegmeat af Un Tadaral gortrameat, poUUca bacoma aatwlaad with authority aad tba lura of Mg snowy retails la pressures that a n ImttiaUbla. A focal paint for aa expanded inquiry could weQ bo the commlaotoa aad 1U relation to broad­ casting. Sevan a n , each appoint­ ed for a term of eaves years and paid WDM s year, art delegated to police aa Industry charged with tbe public intereat aad involving •t FIFTH ST. FA 2*0500 ^ a e y a / |l /M iT S in k J �XI tS 35J ftra lh T um ., N or. 8. 1M I—P i |* 8 Seminoles Prep For Leesburg By JERKY COVINGTON . The Sanford Seminoles ir t _»r*p*rtni their attack to throw Wgl th* Leesburg Yellow Jackets M tha road Friday night. This ii an all Importim Orange Belt Coofcreac* tilt and in order tor fern loot a championship hopes to lUy aliva, they must b* ready W taka home Use honors. While Laaaburg has had a very disappointing season, (rom the looks fld the records the Seminole coaches ara giving them plenty — af raspect. w Two weeks ago they led power­ ful Seabrecie until the final alnutefl whan the Sandcrabs came _ _ hack to tie it up. Tnis past week they fought Winter Park right down to tbo wire and lost by a tingle touchdown in the final minutes. They have a big line that kith hard and the local mentara knew that they probably will kave to go to Ihe air again in .o r d e r to move tha ball, w Tin local offense his stressed tha pooling game heavily thin weak la drill* so they can be ex­ pected to throw a lot. QuarterBack Mike Roberts will be handlieg moat of tbe chores sad will ba throwing to Terry Christensen •od Jimmy Gracey, his choice tar­ gets. Roberts has displayed much passing talent this season is have Christensen and Gracey in the recalving department. Alex McKlbbin, John Lovelace, and Ray Lundqulat also are capable of throwing the pais and receiving it ao they could be on either end. The running attack will be cen­ tered around Lovelace, l.undquisi, and fullback John Mann. Mann kaa been a big surprise to the coaching itatf with the outstand­ i n g job he h it don* since taking jover for Lin Rimer after he was Z ^ e t for the season with sn injury. • Mann got off several good runs against Winter Park and if he gets a little room Friday against Leesburg, b« could go all the way. The offensive line will have Christensen and Gracey at the ends, big James Markham and co-captain Charles Bogan at the potent Seminole offense rhould go. Big Neely Boss and Johnny Whclchel will lead tha defensive charges with Doug Tamny, Glen Hodges. McKIbbia and BUI Pbagan also in there. The defensive unit was effective especially against Winter Park so it should be set to glvo battle. Uchles. Billy Alford and Burk Winn at the guards, and Tommy Butner at center. Bogan injured Us knee in drills last week and will ice limited action. Markham Winn and Butner played an out­ standing game against- the Wild­ cats and, if they display tha same blocking against Leesburg, the No Rest For Tennessee W ith LSU N e xt preparation for the Kentucky game. Alabama had a light drill and heard a acouting report on Tulane. Mississippi look It easy, limber. Ing up for their match with Chat­ tanooga Saturday. Georgia Tech, traveling to the Midwest to meet Notre Dame, pinned its hopes on quarterback Waiter Howard to reptaea tha Injured Fred Brasleton. tnlled Press late re a Uwaat Walker aald he would make no Tennessee skipped the usual lineup changes. At Auburn, Coach Monday rest and worked hard on Ralph Jordan gave the varally pass defense and offensive forma. an easy day but warned, *‘We can tioni for their homecoming Game afford no letdown against a Mis­ Saturday with Louisiana State. sissippi State team which Is cap­ Coach Bowden Wyatt said hii able of beating anybody." Vanderbilt's starting left guard Vol squad reported in good physi­ cal shape with only reserve center Dunlap ■Hurst tnd tackle Bill Mike Costello missing. Costello Thomas are sidelined with bruised has a knee injury. LSU had an knee*. Coach Art Guepe ran his easy day of it reviewing game squid through wind • sprints in movies and llatenlng to scouting reports. Bob Milby, Florida's No. 1 full­ back and No. 2 ground gaioar, la out for the season. That waa the m c tttr bad news Gilor Coach Bob Wood­ LUCA t, ruff had Monday. *'We are In tbe o* FC N N worst physical shapa of the sea­ tT A T fj son." he said. Woodruff laid he may maka more lineup changes for Saturday's gime with Geor­ gia in Jacksonville. Georgia, leading the SEC, waa buoyed even more with the an­ nouncement that Don Soberdash will return to fulibick. Soberdssh b n m uted a lot of foot­ ball this fail because of Injuriei. Mississippi State will be in top physical shape Saturday for tha game with Auburn. Coach Wade - By Alan Mavtr ALL-EVERYTHING S TAKKO 7KtK% Ha b> p P o tt A L L -A M E R IC A QUARTERBACK A ’O A O R * EVER* T 'M E o ut. Honor Red Sanders LOS ANGELES (U P I)-A plaque honoring tha late Henry (Red! Sanders, former UCLA football coach who died last year, will be placed at the peristyle entrance to the Los Angels* Coliseum In an un­ veiling Monday, Nov. 16. Tbe plaque will be placed alongside other memorials at the Coliseum honoring Knuta Rocknc. Howard DETROIT (CPU -John Henry Jones, Andy Smith and Pop Warn­ Jc'M nn, Detroit Lions fullback, er. was in double trouble today be0 cause of his indifference. Few Tickets Remain And so was (he whole Uona SAN FRANCISCO (U P I)-O n ly team. 4,600 general admission tickets re­ Johnson missed the pl.ne bring­ mained available today for the ing the team back from Ssn Dec. S National Football League Francisco Sunday night and was game at Kczar Stadium between promptly suspended by Coach the San Francisco Forty-Niners and Baltimore Colts. The FortyGeorg* Wilson. Wilson used Johnson's absenca Niners currently lead the West­ aa tha occasion to Issh the whole ern Division race In the NFL with Lion* roster for its lick of "de- the Colts second. lira." He warned that a general rebuilding" is planned for 1*60. PGA Champ Meanwhile, a Superior Court DUNEDIN, Fla. (UPIj — Wal­ bench warrant for Johnson was is- ter Hagen is the only five-time sued in Oakland. Calif., when winner in the history of the PGA Johnson’s ex-wife charged he was championship. He won in 1*21 •-indifferent" about paying WO in t*2t, 1923. 1926. and 1927. back alimony. Wilson, sorely dejected by De­ U. S. Bound troit's sixth loss in seven starts, PA IDS (CPU — Mi-Carina and also slammed Johnson's general Midnight Sun. France's represen­ Indifference. He said Johnson and tatives in the $100,000 Washington three other players were fined D. C.t International, will leave by • |2S each for reporting lata for plane Wednesday for the Nov. It practice three days before the race at laiurel, Md. trip west. | Jo h n so n s suspension may carry Trojans A t Track through the entire season, Wilson NEW YORK (UPI) —<Soulh•aid. ern California has reigned as the national collegiate track cham­ pion IT of the last 24 years, in­ Schedule LSU cluding a string of nina straight BATON ROUGE. La. (UPD - years from 1*33 through 1943. Defending national football eham.p i o n Louisiana State will play • s o u t h Carolina in a night game at Sweden Losea DUBLIN (U PI> -Ire la n d reBaton Rouge on Nov, 3, I960. The Bayou Tigers currently ara unde­ eovered from a two-goal deficit feated and are ranked firit nation­ to score a 3 2 victory Sunday over ally hy the United Press Interna­ Sweden, a finalist in last year's world soccer rup championship. tional Board of Coaches. 'Detroit Fullback In Double Trouble Arm y Blames Deadlock *0 n Gridiron Glamor By OSCAR FRALEY NEW YORK (UPI) — Gridiron glamor was blamed by Army today for the hotly-contested “mond vic­ tory" credited to tbe Air force Academy in the 13 13 deadlock kicking off their football rivalry. Army, first of ail, doesn't think that the Air Force should have been rated a six point underdog In thia Inaugural game. Tha West Point theory is that the fly boys have both tha coaching and the horsepower, particularly tha latter. "After alt.” explained Army jaysee coach Gil Stepheoson, "tha re entiling range o( tha Sabrejet la considerbly more than that of a ISM Ford." 5tephenson ii a man who knows 1football. He was the fullback on those 1943-30 Army powerhouses which lost only one game in three years and he is cognizant of all the problems concerned with luring a Rge football prospect from oae ••arse to another campus. "Army should out have been the /s m i l e if you consider that Ihf Air Fort* has Ihe coaching and the m alarial." he explained. “ In Ben Martin thay certainly £ k * v a tha coaching sad they un­ doubtedly have become athlet­ ically matfire in four years as we have in SO." Which brings us u> the malaria), and Stephenson's tongue-m cheek description of the glamor program which produces the horsepower for the Cadet Corps at Colorado Spriaia, , • Now thry want a football play­ er." he said. “So zoom, here they come out of the wild blue yonder, Of course they rush in. always be ing in a hurry, and naturally don’t have time to change out of their space suits. This, of course, has a dramatic effect. “They talk to the boy and then, naturally, they must he go with them to the air field while they lake off." he added with a grin. “After Ihit they buzz the field, oom, oom, and the kid is sold. “ It's enough." Stephenson assert­ ed as he reached for his Iipcl in­ fantry insignia, "to make me re ­ sign my crossed rifles and reach for a pair of wings. So imagine what an impression this makes on an 11-year old boy." This Steve Canyon approach has Army really worried, it is vrry evi­ dent, and will have until somebodyputs wing on tanks. STA-NU Cleaning Keep* Clothe* LIKE NEW! Coll FA 2-3315 (philipA COLONIAL CLEANERS 110 8. Palmetto Asa. Driva-Ia Branch I t t W. 12th /V r tii* A s e p a 1 SPiC /A U i r& m e * I Ma r p r v B E L ie v t: \ AE D RECT* rW£ I At t a c k , P A i z s * . RU SS, KICK*, OSOCK6, -~4CKie*.Pire*cePTs, 1 A X P * BALL APR PCAce \ Why U it that a lineman receives to little credit! It in the easiest thingr In th« world for a sports writer to overlook the efforts of u football lineman. After all what can you say. If a back makes a spectacular run that breaks the game wlda open that is news and that is what most people are looking for. Although a big, burly, linemsn may have opened the hola for the back he more than likely went unnoticed all the way except by tha coaches. Conch Jim Pigott has n philosophy that 1 think more high school coaches should heed. He says that If he ever hns a good boy In the line that can run ho would never move him to the’ backfield. He feels that without the "horses** up front no matter how outstanding the backs are. they are practically useless. A good example of this was Dave Stanley, sta r guard of the Seminoles Bragan Back In Majors Again LOS ANGF.I.ES (CPD - Bobby Bragan. whose antics have en­ tertained baseball fans In both the major and minor leagues, today replaced equally colorful Charlie Drcssen as a coach for the Los Angeles Dodgers. The appointment of Bragan as Drcssen'a successor was announc. ed Monday by Lua Angeles Gen­ eral Manager E. J. (Buzzie) Bavasi who dipped into the club's farm system for the replacement for Drrsscn. Bavasi said Manager Walt Als­ ton picked Bragan as his new as­ sistant when the general manager had suggested that they stay with­ in the Dodger organization in picking the coach. Pete Rieser al­ so had been mentioned as a pos­ sibility. Bragan brings to the Dodgers experience is both a major and minor league manager. He man­ aged Pittsburgh in 1936 37 anti for half of 1936 he managed Cleve­ land. For the past year and a half he has managed the Dodger farm club in the Pacific Coast Leagua at Spokane, Wash. K C K Z , A \'P (C h E PDASO T l**t season. In a foot nice Dave could o u t. run every back on the team but because he was so much more useful in tlje line that Is where he stayed. You can see where Jim was right because Dave be­ came one of the outstanding linemen in the entire south and It won him a four year scholarship to FSU. So. parents and sports fans, when a lineman doesn't have his name in type as often as the backfield men, just remem­ ber that they are not being overlooked purposely. The problem of trying to de­ scribe the efforts of a lineman in football ia an age old problem of aportswriters and some day maybe someone will come up with the answer. The lineman Is very much a part of the success nr failure of a ball club and without them there would be no game of football. Florida Coaches Hanged And Buried In Effigy MIAMI (UPI) The head coaches of Florida's three major college football teama were hanged and burled in efligy Mon­ day. A group of “ about 40" Univer­ sity of Miami students put up a wood and metal dummy of Coach Andy Gustafson in |hc doorway of a store adjoining the r*mpus. A sign strung around tha dum­ my's neck read: "Hera ties 'Mickey Moms Glia' • • • Seminoles Get Grid Vacation TALLAHASSEE (UPD - The Florida State Seminoles are gel­ ling a vacation from practica this week. FSU has an off-date Saturday before taking on Wil­ liam and Mary in a homecoming clash Nov. II. The squad got the day off Monday and will also rest up today. Light no-contact work has NEW YORK (CPD - Chico been ordered for the remainder Rollins. I32'» New York, knocked of the week. out S. Haywood, 131, Oaltimorr, Md. (6). oi PROVIDENCE. R. I. (CPD — Johnny Otto, t(3, llyannis, Maas., stopped Bobby Stevens, I8tl« Bridgeport. Conn. (3). CORAL GABLES (UPD - A CHICAGO (UPI) — Gene Gresh­ am, 138, Detroit, stopped Joey heavy offensive scrimmage la In store fur Miami's Hurricanes to­ Reynolds, IIS, Kt. Louis .(4), MONTREAL (CPD -R o ry Cal­ day aa they prep for Friday houn, 16S, White Plaina, N. Y., night's encounter with North Caro­ knocked out Joey White, 178, Dur­ line at tha Orange Bowl. The team scrimmaged hard ham. N. C. (8). DALLAS ( CPI I - Donnie Flee Monday, and Coach Andy Gustat­ man. 181. Midlothian. Tex., drew ion had special praise for the with Buddy Thurman, 193, Tyler, way his charges carried out their blocking assignments. Tex. (10). Heavy Workouts Face Miami Team Cannon Honored ATLANTA (LTD—One play—an ; of those patented pla>s that had S9-yard punt return lha* won the 1 endeared him to LSU fans over game—made halfback Bill Can­ the past three years. But, during that 99 yard jour non of laiuiaiana State this week'* ney. Cannon immortalized himself Southeastern Confercnc- Back of at LSU. the Week. The Southeastern Conference Cannon, the top ranked Bengali’ Lineman of the Week came out of All-American, was the unanimous that aama game. The UPI honor choice for the United Press Inter­ went to Mississippi guard Marvin national award—a repeat perform­ Terrell who pleyed a tremendous ance fur the 210-pound senior who defensive game in defeat. waa named Hack of the Wrck by Terrell, a 220-pound senior from UPI alter the Louisiana Stale- Indienola, Miss., became the sec Baylor game. ond lineman to win this award That one play, which gave LSU two weeks In a row since he was a 7 3 victory over the Mississippi cited last week for his play Rebels, dearly showed why Can­ against Arksnsas. Center Mixir non made All-American ia 193S Biughan of Georgia Tech was the and may wtll repeat this year. previous two-winner. Terrell was a constant thorn in Louisiana Slate was trailing 3 0 and the way the game waa going LSU'a attack and blocked a field it appeared Mississippi would be goal attempt by half back Wendell the unc to remain unbeaten and Harris that might have tied the untied. With to minutes left in the score long before Cannon s run. contest, Cannon fielded a deep ---------- ;--------punt on his own 11 yard line—and V n w P r e s i d e n t then turned in the run that sent * NEW v YORK (UPD — The Unit­ the packed house of 68,000 at ed States Lawn Tennis A«*ociiBaton Rouge intu an uproar. lion’s nominating committee h*» Cannon appeared caught at the selected George E, Herne* of Chi LSU 11, but with a dazzling com­ cago to surceed Victory Denny of bination of sheer power and blind­ Seattle, Wavh. as the organize ing speed broke away time and lion's president at the annual again from would-be ladders, staggered up the sideline, (hen meeting in Phoenix, Ariz .Ja n M outran his pursuers to tbe Missis­ Golf Dates sippi goal. Until that run, Cannon had NEW YORK (UPI i—Tha 1*61 Pi*)*'1 K1**! football but was in junior amateur riumptonvhip will danger of being tagged a goat for |,c .taged on Aug. 2 5 at Cornel! a fumble in the first period that University, Ithica. N. Y.. amt the set up Mississippi - field goat The 1961 senior amateur tournament 22year-old hairback, playing be- will be staged un Uct. 2 7 at the fore his home town crowd, had , Southern Hills Country Club. Tulii. made several fine runs but roulti- | ukla . tha United States Golf Asion't teem to come through with one i nation announced Monday. PRICES on Popular Brands at Farrell's Arcade Package Store "Ta Mm we shew m mercy “ He nlaed a goad football team “ By us log only ‘Fran C a re t'" The sign was in reference to senior quarterback Fran Curci seeing most of the duly this scison over senior Theron Mit­ chell and sophomore Bill McClain. Curd has starred in several games and has won a ''Florida Athlete of the Week" award from United Press International. The Hurricanes have a 3 3 sea­ son's mark. They lost 32-3 to Kentucky last Friday, At Florida State University In Tallahassee, a dummy of new Coach Perry Moss was strung up under in arch at tha main gale of the campus. It bora a algn which raid: "Moss—Go Home." About 100 students stood around tha dummy chanting tha same words until campus pollca dis­ persed them. Moss' team has a 3 4 rscord and lost 42 0 to Georgia Saturday. Bob Woodruff, veteran coach at the University of Florida in GalnriYllla, waa “ buried" In front of the student service center, A “tombstone" beside a mound of earth bore this inscription: • Here lies Woodbead, lie Is m mor« , , , “ raised three tins** Oa Mtsad four." Florida lost t u t * Auburn last Saturday. Late la lha game the Gators had a tin t sad goal situa­ tion on the Auburn four-yard line. After a power play Lost.yardage they tried three passes, all of them Incomplete. Woodruff has already been hung In effigy thia season for allegedly failing iu open up his conservelive offense. Florida has lost its tail three games after winning three and lying one. NEW YORK (UPD -Louisiana Stata and Northwester* rtmaided 1-3 today In United Praia International'! major collega teat* ball ratings but Syracuse re­ placed Mississippi In lilrd place. Washington waa the only new­ comer in the top 10. replacing Georgia Tech in KHh place la tha latest, balloting by tha 33 leading coaches who rata tha taaata far UPI. Syracuse, moving from fifth to third in the wake of its 33-0 tri­ umph over Pittsburgh, achieved tbe highest standing it kaa reached ia the ratings sins* thay were Inaugurated in 1930. Tcxaa remained fourth a ll Southern California advanced from sixth to fifth. Mississippi, which lost a hard-fought, T-3 daclsion to LSU Saturday sight, slipped from third to aiith. Pom State, Syracuse’* opponent neat Saturday, waa se-cnlh. Wisconsin was eighth and Auburn ninth ahead of Washington. Dragon aad Clcmion tied for tub. Purdue, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Illinois, Tennessee, Ohio State, Texas Christian and tha Air Fore* Academy rouadtd cut the top 30 ia that order. Only M teama draw votes. Oklahoma failed to receive a vote for lb* first lime ia tha his­ tory of the ratings. White Sox Get Frank Baumann From Boston CHICAGO (UP!) - The Chicago White Sox, who promised KtiM In tha winter trading marts, gat the bait rotllng in a airtight player deal with tha Boatoa Rad Sox. . The American Leagu* cham­ pion* acquired Frank Baumans, s left hsndad pitcher, and gav* up Ron Jackson, one of six drat base­ men carried on the Whits So* roster. Baumann, IS, waa a bonus baby from St. Louis in 1932 and re­ ceived an estimated 1109,000 for signing with the Red Sox. H* finished the ISM campaign, his first full season in the majors, with a S-4 record and a* earned run averaga of 4.03. Baumann hurted two eomplet# games, winning six-hitlers from Baltimore and Detroit. Jackson came to the White Sox after being paid a 923,000 bonus In 1934. The I foot 4-Inch first baseman was used only sporad­ ically in three seasons, playing most of this year with Indian­ apolis where ha hit .290. lie hit 30 Iwtn*"fuM*-end dror* in *• runs. Grand Prix SEBR1NG (U P D -T h e first an­ nual Grand Prix of the Unitad States will b* a 42-lap, 119.4-mU* even when it is run hare Dae. U . MffAougfc (Ati i t t i i r u t t d to ChenoUt otenirt, we'd hi glad to Aar• you read it, no mnffer vrAaf____ note own or plan to bay. I t might w ill be u interesting and significant to you a t to (As C httroltt owner,) TO THE MORE THAN 16 MILLION PEOPLE WHO OWN CHEVROLET'S Tkefiret and tht lottit—the 131 la n d the 19S0 Chevrolet. The progrtu repruented hert ta Ikt rtiuU of contin­ uing efforts to make your new Chttroltt aiuoyi wore beautiful, more uttful and more taiuabit in every rupee!. You belong to tha largest family of owners iu tha automotive world. Wo hop* you’r* proud of that. It must liv e you great satisfaction to know that your judgment in rhnoting Chevrolet has bean confirmed by ao many nthar people. Wa know that w* can hold your preference and your loyalty only by moating our reaponaibtlitia* to you fully and completely from tha day you buy ynur Chevrolet to tha day you trade it in. And ao we’d like to talk with you about our responaibilitiea as we aeo them, and what we are doing to meet them. Our first responsibility, we think, la clear: To daaign and build products th at satisfy your need* and your wants to th* highest possible degree. To th a t end. we have don* i n m things for i960: Made iht 1910 Chttroltt more teo- womil'll), roomier, more quirt and rom* fortablt, rosier to handle and manturer. Inlrotlutrd the tompaet and reeofutinnary Cnrtatr, Produetd a new fine »•/ Chttroltt Irutkt With itnprecedenfed adtantti i n tfeieney, rarjn handling, tinrtr comfort and ability to gtt a job done. Hut it ien’t enough to design and build the kinds of products you want. They must b* built rigAf. Solidly. Carefully. Let us assure you of thia: Cherrolet'i fine reputation at a eohd. wellbuilt, dependable product it being aafegunrded by more ehtekeand inepeetione and teite, (Aan erer before. Along with your Chevrolet dealer, wo want you to havo available tha finaat ana moat complete service facilities. T h at is why w*: Conduct training eehoolt for Chetrolet dealer mtehania. Study and recommend im­ proved terrier equipment and leehniqutt. Maintain Ihe induttry'e most complete parti uarthouie tyiltm . Finally, neither Chevrolet nor your Chevrolet dealer has nay Intention ou after yo of forgetting you you buy. To >keep you happy your Chev­ thyoui appy with w ith: rolet, w* have atabliahed * depart- C ment new to ua, and so far aa w* know, naw to tbo automobile indus­ try. Tkie ia the Chttroltt Department of Owner Krlatiom, whose only job is the coordination of Chttroltt and Chtt­ roltt dealer aetiritiee ta that you enjoy Utmost talitfaeiion during your entire period of ownership. Through thia department, and through all th* other extraordinary atop* w* are taking, Chavrolet and your Chev­ rolet dealer hope to heap you a happy member of th* Chevrolet ownar family. A Special Message from ChttrnUl and Your Local Aulhorizad ChmoUt Dialer 310 East F irst, Sanford W« Give Top Coven Sports Pinq Results Ai/rKA<s A t p o t* m r w o . B A R G A IN C ovin gton LSU, Northwestern Are 1-2 In Major College Ratings H O LLER M O T O R S A LES Value Stamp* Corner 2nd h Palmetto Hanford, Florida FA M 7 U �% mi Letla Vetoo, Ostom Beanie M m i Jr., Lain Mary Rutledge Pray. DaBary Carla— JPUdan^Longwood Viola Smith. Orit do Aratio Mao Densard, Sanford Jewell loots, Sanford Carrio Shaw, Bustle Alan 8. Plaids, ram Park Estelle Coleman, Sanford Cordon Milan. Sanford Jewel Jone^ Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brunette, Lake Mary, a daughter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Campbell, Lake Monroe, a daughter Dismissals Barnard Chamberlain, Sanford Betty Wesson, Geneva John Hall, Sanford Efflo Pope. Sanford Shiriay Williams, Sanford Vara Strsder, Orange City cant years we’ve loaraod a M about' podestnans, including ap­ parently quite a bit that’s not so. A pedestrian la usually defined as a man with two ears, a wife, and a teen-axed son. But accord­ ing to a study by the American Automobile Association the pedes­ trian wo hear most about—the one who gets run over and killed —actually is a fellow who has never driven a ear. “Nearly an” adult pedestrian traffic victims, AAA says, are people who have never been li­ censed to drive. I always thought at AAA as an outfit dedicated to the preserva­ tion of motorists. And It la. But AAA awhile back got to thinking about the uneven contest between ears and foot travelers, and pre­ sumably also the fact that every driver tends to be a pedestrian twice for eaeh time be travels by car. It searched in vain for'some as- wMeh bow is available to traffic experts, and after looking over some of the findings I am con­ sidering giving up walking. Motorists, the AAA has dis­ covered. are seldom killed in col­ lision with people on foot. It's the pedestrian who loses this Mad of contest, every time. On the other hand. AAA says pedestrians a in 't killed by motor­ ists nearly as often as is usually thought. The way AAA sets it, the foot sloggers very frequently bring death on themselves. You’ve heard ■ lot about driving while drunk. This frequently tends to be fatal, either to the driver or somebody else, and AAA Is dead set against It. But H fatal accidents involving pedestrians, AAA found, the pedestrian is more likely to be drinking than the driver. In ooe test, IS per cent of the 'O o to o su » iP tH 6 r e t r o Id «NTI,SCN Of 6AMTuT * PG SANFORD CITY COMMISSIONER GROUP 2 Todoy Nov. 3, 1959 YOUR SUPPORT W ILL BE APPRECIATED PoOn A r t Open U ntil 7 P . M. CHy Hall la the only place for dty eiectioo. (Paid Political Advertisement) r ' AMO GC.NO FULL BUST-WEIL «V tR HEAD IT OFF, __ t Ifa. FLASH/ jm push A t yeu probably figurui, pedestrian deaths taku place Is the. dark. Casualty rates rise sharply in winter, when the days, are short. June end December are the safest and deadliest m aoU j* for taking a walk. . The fact more drinking is done in tbs evening probably figures in this, AAA aays. But the main thing seems to be that pedestrians simply aren’t seen. Poor lights, both on streets and cat*, contri­ bute to this. So do Mack readways. But many pedestrians persist in walking on the right aide of the road (which in this cate is the# wrung aide) dressed all in black or dark clothes, staking their lives on the driver’s obligation to see them. Pedestrians have many rights under the law. AAA notes, and the trouble is they often Insist on them. This is legal but frequently fatal, and AAA fseis forced to recommend strongly against it. “These rights," AAA cautions, “have never received wtoteheartQ ed, 100 per cent recognition by drivers/' But the agency's survey stow­ ed that pedestrians are worse law breakers than drivers; that while most driven follow the rules of the road, too many pedestrians act like traffic laws are made only for driven. Old folks are the moet frequent pedestrians victims, the AAA sur­ vey stowed. Very young chlldm A are next. Men are killed morT often than women. Non-drivers, as previously noted, a n the most prevalent victims; in one study 05 per cent of those killed who were over 15 had never been licensed to drive. 7m aottooH CALLING , n r MONGO/ 1 AM TREKING A RUNAWAY H-BOMB, MISSILE/ fa s n F V 1 UNitsasporpen IT WILL HiT YOUR PlA rttr IN TNME J HOURtf s \ WYE GOT TO TRY/ STAY , ffliil'KIIIHjwUHH . r a s e b a c k in ABOUTAN HOUR, 06AP-TM GOING TO DO MV ( MARKETINGT SLICE OF YOUR DOLLAR STAMP S T IL L AM P XMSP Q UIM TJ JOANMfSf X A LW A YS SOU FORGOT *> - r LEAVE ITTOTAKeYOUR i S ATHOME GROCERY— USTV/ITH ) "HEN I CAN CHEI VNITH IT TO S B 7 IF I FORGOT L ANYTHING T OKAY goes to make some community more prosperous o HHAT? CUT DOWN THIS SBAUTIFUU . T ittB T yours . . . or the other fellow's asm am t h a t J OOP F1NUSC SN T tP AlKl An avenge of more than 30% of the dollar you spend stays in tha d ty where It's spent . . . to support schools, furnish fire and police protection, put down paving . . . . to pay the folks who work for you . . . to support churches and charities . . . to be Invested in more kinds of merchandise for your selection and convenient . . . to improve service facilities . . . . and to support all the other things that promote prosperity, growth and better living in a community. YOLffKNOT LCWM7J! NON THAT A YOU UM/E A ) D o a OF A Z DIETITIAN,! ~ su p p o se YOU’LL BE DOWN HERE EATING ALL THE TINE/ A , I*V t AWUADY OCTTIN . RIO O F 9 0 __ ^ UGLY FOUNDS/ VUEU,HE \MOftT S c c able to s e e ANYTHIN^ WTWE. BEPBKSeBATOa7 H E s m a l l J g -a r ' BULB IS r tQ .V j o u r/J S i^ L S tv. Make your dollars build community... not somebody JiHMYS A MOVIE USHER IT P A Y S TO B U Y W H ER E Y O U LIV E > �A W ant A d A D ay M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 3. Real Estate For Sale 2- For Rent Oft your tree doughnuts from WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* BY OWNER: 2-bedroom home, _th* eurrnt issue of 'Saturday private bathe, 114 W. First Stbeat location In Country Club WErealni Pott' from the Minor. Phone FA 24*42. IMXIK CREAM BAKE SHOP UNFURNISHED new 8 room house. Phone FA 2-1333. 204 W. 3rd. Ph. FA 2 0 0 3 . 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath, large living TTSH5T SLEEPING Rooms, Boyd*!, Ill room and bedrooma; kitchen W. 3rd. Pb. FA 2-2911. equipL See at 103 E. Woodland FURNISHED apartment. dean Dr. Phono owner, FA 2-4073. and eloae-lp. Ph. Fa 2 1013. ROOM ft BOARD. Ph. FA 2-0392. Jimmy Cowan. T T B J T T U a t ^ E ^ S a la r ™ ™ Stemper Talks VIVE room furnished upttairs apartment 2101 Magnolia. 333.00 to tho mathematician! In Sanford. For a real bargain, and attrac­ Phone FA 2-3931. There are 112 0 aquara feet of tive monthly payments, let us living area la thla three year old show you this outstanding 3 REE room furnished apartment threo bedroom concrete block bedroom homa today. T h e 2191 Magnolia, 943.00, Thone home In ahowroom condition. price? only 912.230 00, 92100 FA 2 3931. Add a nice acreened porch, down, $66.74 monthly. Soma carport, and utility room. Put FURNISHED cottage, located at terma can be arranged on them all on a 79 foot lot con5 Poinle, 373.00 per month. down payment if needed. Of­ venlant to ibopplng, school and P>. FA 2-1467. fered exclusively by SEMIchurch. Did you figure higher ..NOLE REALTY, 1901 Park FOR SALE OR LEASE~Pior than 910.300? Then keep the Ave., FA 2 3232. craat 1 year old 3-bcdruom, 2 change, but call bath. Florida room. Nicely land- NAVAL OFFICER, leaving Sanacapad fenced in bark yard, ford offera tbla charming 3-bed­ W. H. "BUI" STEMPER Ageacy f Well and pump. U rge utility Realtor ft Inearer room contemporary born* with v r s n . Wall to wall carpeting In 33 ft. living-dinin* area; part ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffer living room. 123 E. Coleman air conditioned; double utility Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper Circla. Phone FA 2-7913. room. Lovely eatabllahed land­ Robert F. May, Bart richer, scaping. attractive neighbor­ Helen E. Noonan X ROOM Efficiency Apt, private hood. Low monthly paymentr Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park hath, auUabla for one or couple. aod flexible lermi. Phone Aatoaa from Pott Office. FA 2-3758. By Owner — Mayfair Sortie* Brittany Style. large llvlng-dlnSLEEPING ROOMS: The Cables, ing area. 3-BR., 2 BATH. 2 401 Magnolia. FA 2-0720. carport**, u t i l i t y , fireplace, FURN. Apt. 201to W. lit. SL family room, 2130 aq. ft. Phone FA 2-2344. SANFORD PROPERTIES #9K D R 0031 unfurnished bouse, 914 Atlantic Bank Building kitchen equipped. 900. 2412 Or­ Flo. Rerrisa B. H. tvera U031E9 AND LOTS for colored ange Ave. Phono FA 2-6630. people. Alao homaa ouilt on lot*. YOU NAME IT—WE'LL FIND IT Roy Wall, Phone FA 2-1397. STORE. 23 ft. by 30 ft. inquire 201 W. 1st. St. MAJOR BROWN REALTY See This Today! Realtor HOUSE on Cameron Ave. East LAKE MARY Side, between Celery and The cutest two bedroom home in Wynnewood is n». on the I'h. FA 2-8237 of FA 2-1004. Geneva Ave. 4 bedrooms, quite market. It has hardwood floors, . neighborhood, school bus slop. REA1 EITATK DUVE-IN a nice Florida roo-i, stove, , . kitchen appliances. 373 per 2344 French Ave. refrigerator, and the nicest month. Ph. FA 2-6143. 100* X l3o' shady lot. The terms J. W. HALL are THE GREATEST only J630 ED ROOM unfurnished house Realtor down and Ihe balance at $63.00 "Call Hall" $30. 2632, corner of Lemon L Pbona FA 2-3441 per month at Stt Interest. I Grandview. Phone FA 2-0627. 9330.00 Down W. U. ••BUI" STEMPER Agency R E N T A RED 813 Calallna Drive Realtor ft Insurer Jtollaway, Hospital ft ltaby Beds High dry location. Thla 8 bed­ Phone FA 2-4991 11$ N. Pari By Day, Week or Month. room home has extras such as paneled breakfast room, deep CARKOLI.'S FURNITURE well In yard. Florida Room, Ph. FA 2-3181 lid W. 1st St. ON LARGE LAKE kitchen equipment and enclos­ 4-Bedroom home with 2'i baths; FURNISHED three rooms"”ami ed garage. Total price 911.0UO. large living room; dining room; A apartment. Close-in. Thone ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Florida room; terrazso floors; • FA 2-2379 alter 5 P. M. Raymond latadqnlat, Aaeee. central heat. Several fruit FA 2 3831 Alt antic Rank Bldg. 2 BEDROOM furnished apartment trees. close in, reasonable. FA 20611. 2900 Sq. IT. OVERALL 127.900 TERMS FA R M E R ’S AGENCY TRAILER 10 ft. wide, 3 bedroom, Ul'SINESS PROPERTY N. V. Fanner, Realtor completely furnished P h o n e Large store with ono 2 bedroom D. H. Whitmore FA 2-3134. apartment and two 1-bcdroom Lillian G. Trama Associate*. 1-BEDROOM house furnished, all apartments. On corner lot with extra lot in rear for parking. 110 S. French Ave. Ph. PA 2-3221 electric. SCO plus utilities. 2129 Chaae Ave. Phone FA 2-7483. *32,000 TERMS After hours, FA 2-2*11, FA 2-4921, [ BEDROOM cinder block house, ROSA L. PAYTON FA 2 0281 furnished, reasonable. 1 mile Registered Real Eatato-RrobeOfrom gate. Contact Uabough, Mary E. Carmen — Leo Sal vail SFenstrom R ealty' NAS, ext. 327 or 427. B. E. Rogero, Sr. Associates HERBERT 8TENSTKOM KrgUtered Broker NICELY furn. 4 room apartment Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha LEX RIMNER with large porch, l'fc baths, 3-BEDROOM, living room, din­ LOTTIE BROADWAY . garage. Ph. FA 2-4930. ing room, kitchen equipped, KEN TOHBETT panelled Florida room. Easy 2-BEDROOM trailer, water and HETTYE I). SMITH terms. Call FA 2-3741. lighU furnished. In Osteen. $12 Associates per week. Phone FA 2-0319. RAYMOND M. BALL 111 N. Park — Ph. FA 2-2110 ^R A N D NEW 2 bedroom furnished a n d a s s o c ia t e s . ^apartm ent. Close In. Available Ileal Estate — ln«uranie LOTS ON LAKE Nov. SHh. Phone FA 2-2931 days, Surety Hands With lake frontage of 100 ft. to FA 2-1401 nights. "18 So. Park Ave. I'll. FA’2-5641 300 ft. Sanford 4-ROOM furnished apartment Evans Uldg. l a t e Mary within walking diataoco of busi­ Five aod Ten Acre Farms Ph. FA -2-1290 ness district. Phone FA 2-3819. SALE or RENT: 1 U. R. 38 fL 3-BEDROOM house 1301 Wynne- C. A. Whiddon, Sr. wood Dr. Low down payment. New Moon Trailer, air cond. BROKER Phone FA 2 7797. Adults. FA 2-7664. 2*2 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-1*81 F A 2 -5 2 6 4 «ICE bedroom, privet* entrance 1and bath. Phone FA 2-2449. St. 116 N. Park Ave. Ph. F A S 0118 2 BR, L'B home. Low down and monthly payment. FA 2 2347. NEW HOMES Loch Arbor: 3 and 4 bedrooms; For exciting family living with planned luaury plus ample entertaining facilities and play areas at moderate prices Shown by ap­ pointment. Call FA 2-1032. “In the City of Gracious Living” N EW R AV EN N A Dream Homes PARK HO M ES *3 4 0 Down Pavnttnt-No Closing fc *9 8 9 0 T O T A L PRICE lowea feature 3 Bedroom* li Tile Hath* • Screened Beth • ttilu r Uaoia • Tor­ in o Floor* • Car port • - Laudraped Lola • All City Coofaiences. t *64 MONTHLY PAYMENTS w. Mtk SI. Sanford r * H IM • Quiet Community • Near Golf Course LOOK AT THE REST — THEN BUY THF BEST! Visit the beautiful 3 bedrooms US and 2 bath Zeull-bUt homes at San Scm Knolls on *V-st 20th buret juat 4 blocks west of Franeh Avtnue. COMPARE THESE HOMES wi'h any othen in tho tame pries range and wo know you will agree that here la the best value In town. Down payments from 9330— FHA financing. Representative on the premises from 10 A. M. till 8 P. M. Turn Went l>n 20th St. Follow Country (Tub Rd. ft Watch For Our Siena . . • T H IS Newly Rstiniahed. W nellia ntlada Throughout. 28 Year Hoof. All-Channel Herat Antenna. Carparte . L'lilily Boom. 9:00 A. M. Til Dark SUNDAY 3:00 P. M. T il Dark Newly Painted, Inside FA Tucs.. N ov. 3, 1959—Page ? Dallas Asphalt Co. Uff-A-DAY NO JOB TO LARGE OR SMALL Drive Way* — Parking Arras RENTALS: Day - Week - Month Frnat End Leaden Grader* — Dosrr* — Dragllaes Roller* — Transports PHONE: Days, FA 2 6134 Nights. FA 2-7123 or FA 2 3642, •mur. r n w r . A N N U A L r| / J l \ ............ - .... - / 11t4'.-r** 8j*4.(*t<. l x . Wk J la tu n o n ii m , — “Let's have ft rauntl of applaime for the wonderful job the Program Committee did in not being able to obtain a speaker." 5. Real Estate For Rale 12. I'lumblnr Senior* NEW 3 bedroom. 2 bath CR home. Low down payment, aaa u m e monthly payments. FA 2 2SU9. TM ^ P Iu m b in ^ H ^ e e tin j^ ONLY 9100.00 down payment, FHA, let us show you thla 3 bedroom "Dream Home" In beautiful Wynnewood, at 2424 Summerlin Ave. You will ap­ preciate the corner location and nice trees. Newly re finished hardwood floora. full tiled bath, and large screened porch are among some of the outstanding fealurei. Offered exclusively by SEMINOLE REALTY, 1901 Park Ave. FA 2 3232. 13. Special Service* AIR CO.NDmONINO CONTRACT end REPAIR WORE 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 *$42 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Rack C.Uua Vent G lu e f lf f n v ir r And Out. Termite Proof. Immndiale P»**et*ii<n. 22- Article* Per Bale 1933 PONTIAC tudor hardtop 20 VOLUME set of Childrens En* Catalina with radio and haaler. cyclopia plus Book Of N atan, 123 W. 9th. St. total 18 books $43. 1808 Chasd Ave. PICK UP TRUCK: Chevy, I93g' Flectsidc body. 12,000 actual LIKE NEW furniture, disbea* mi. like new. R ft II. direc­ drapes, sold house everything tional light*, undcreoated, W. W. goes. 117 Garrlaoo Dr., Sanford. tire*. $1385 or trade for late Wyllta wagon with 4-wheel Sell Us Your Furniture. Service With The Cash. 9UFES drive. PH. owner, FA 2-1216. TRADLNG POST. FA 2-8«77. 1913 DODGE Pick~ up" deluxe LADDERS: step-ladders ft eaten* cab, new paint, excellent Urea. sioat 30c ft. PA 2-2022. FA 2-3781. Complete lawn Maintrnaiee; rertiliw —ftgraylng — Mowiag JOHN LOMMIRSE T9 FORD half-Ion panel truck, 416 Willow Ave. FA 2-7194 clean, 9l3o. Phone FA 2 7327, HEATERS CLEANED 3-BEDROOM trailer fully air eonLawn Mower Repairs dllionrd, washer and dryer. Will LEWIS SALES ft SERVICE sell equity very reasonable or 2316 W. 20th St. will trade for equity In 3 bed­ FA 2 7928 or FA 2 3468 room home. Phone FA 13134.*„ ENVELOPES. Letterhead*, elatemente, InvolceJ, hand bills, and '32 MORRIS MINOR - good con­ dition. clean, reasonable price; programi. rte. Progressive beater. Phone FA 2 3318. Printing Co. Phone FA X-2931 — 306 Weu 13th BL __________ 1939 CHEVY 2-dr. guaranteed new ear condition. Small down It. M. Wilkins, Contractor payment and lake over pay­ n Asphalt Driveways ments. Contact Joe Orscuo at • Parking Area* Holler Motor Sales. Quality Workmanship ft Materials Terms To Suit Your Budget 13 ft. TRAVEL TRAILER, car­ •Free Estimate* peted, new tires, must is* to np.'ork Guaranteed appreciate; also 1933 GMC U rhono FA 2-4030 Sanford. Fla. ton pickup, 4 speed boa, less than 2000 miles on engine. PUMPS - SPRINKLER George Hess, 2737 Orlando All typea and sites. Installed Drive. Sanford. FA 2-1411. "Do It Youraeif" WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 4 DR. 1912 PLYMOUTH, CAN S T I N K RE SEEN AT THE SANFORD Machinery end Snyply Co. HERALD AFTERNOONS AT 207 W. 2 nd SL Ph. FA 24431 NIGHT BY C A L L 1 N G SANFORD Plumbing ft HeaUag Windshield 2330 So. Elm l'h. fA 2-7914. Door G lue 13. Elfelrlral Services 58. Aetemobilen • Trailer* FA 2-7770. 21. Furniture $SAVE$ New ft L'Hcd 23’ HOSE $1.00, Boy’s W eston Dungarees |U 9 pr. Army-Navy Surplus Store, .910 Sanford Are. New ft Deed FuraRere ft Afgfr antes. A Good Plaee TO BUY SELL ar TRADE J BOONS FURNITURE m Sanford Are. FA S-TdB HARLEY DAVIDSON 71 motor cycle — buddy seat. Leas that 300 mile* on new motor. 889ft Ph. FA 2-7418-1220 W. 3rd SL SINGER ELECTRIC sewing chine-factory rebuilt, lUm with new guarantee end attach­ ments. I payments of $8.43. Write Credit Manager, « /• The Sanford Herald. 22-A-Arttotoe Rented ROTARY MOWER Attachment for Grnvley Tractor. FA 2-0820. 23—N U c e e ft F t r u M i s i____ L RIDE to and from Orlando g A. M. and 4 P. M. FA S-U0ft 24— l**4 ft Faoad LOST: Nary bhse wallee,- wish initials J. H. P. «tt R, last Saturday evtnlng. la neither* hood of 2608 Iroquois* Ave. RK* WARD. 2803 Iroqulse Avft Phono FA 2-3734. . Furniture and Appliance* Senkarik Glean and P ain t Co. FA 2-4829 M. "Dei" Vslrt Electrical Ser. 112-114 W. 2*0 SL Dca Says For S m lce Call. . Furniture Storago and bfovlag 203-209 E. First 9L Ph. FA 2-0888 LOST: German Pollca dee. a » FA 2 4936 FA 2 3383 To and From Anywhere awera to name of "King". ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby C. E. FHTLUFS House Wiring — Electric Service Pbooe PA R-TTtS. Bed*. Day. Week or Moalh — 1100 Frsncli Ave. Ph. FA 2-1481 Sid Vlhlea FOR SALE BY OWNER: House, FURNITURE CF.NTKR RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. FOUND: Black dog, aeenu uto 312 Holly Ave., 2 bedrooms. 1110 French Ave. able to bark, Ph. FA FA 2 0813 13-A Beauty I'arlur* Priced for quick sale at 96.400. 112 Magnolia Pb. FA 2-7919 $1,000 down payment. Contact II. Building • Painting • Repairs Hair Styling — Prrmarenta —Oil Mrs. M. L. Raborn, 1803 E. Treatments— TV Stamps, Soft Used furniture, appliances, tools etc. Boughl-sold Larry's Mart Seminole Bltd. Water — Air Cond Haitleit'a CUSTOM BUILT BOMEH 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. Beauty Nook, 103 So. Oak— Remodeling — Free Eitlmele* 3 BEDROOM. CD, M bath home. FA 2 3742. Repn'ra Photo FA 2-3744 CUSTOM BUILT furniture -sin Phone FA 2 3333 BILL UERNOSKY, Contractor I gle pieces or set*. Alio furni­ I) A W N ' S ». Female Help Wanted ture repair. Cabmtts made. PAINTLNO 4. DECORATING BEAUTY 9AM7N FA 2 7063. Lirenird — Bonded . Air Conditioned Dryer* GIRL WANTED in Philadelphia, Free Estimates — J Phene FA 2-7684 to live in. Must know baby 22. Article* For Sate Work Guaranteed care anti be a good Ironcr. Off 16. Flower* ft Plant* Seminole Painting Contractor* • BIG VALUER Thursday and Sunday after FA 2-1504 • QUICK CREDIT 12:00 Noon $30 to start Will Cut Flower* For Any Otcnaiow • EASY TERMS advance bus far* Thone H A M ROOFINO SANFOIU) FI.OWKIt SHOP WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMM FA 26130. Contracting ft Repair* FA 2-1822 or FA 2-02*0 Mil — ItOOcUlL -ln ..< r « l:------ -W ILSON.- HA ILK "WHITE rtlMdtf ageirntily to keep ,.Lic«n FREE ESTIMATES t;. Pei * • l.liratoek ^^SUppllf* New Ami Used Furniture bouse (or elderly couple. 818 Sanford Avr. Pb. FA 2-7913 FA 2 311 K. First St. FA 2-3380. MINIATURE Poodle, AKC regivFLOOR sanding and finishing Isrcd. excellent pedlgrtr. Phone 2 AWNING windows, complete *. Mile Help Wanted Cleaning, Waging. S e r v i n g 37x26 $20. FA 2 3312 FA 2 3412. Seminole County nines IMS. AGENTS WANTED H. M. GLEASON, Lake Mary. PERSIAN KITTENS 2 month* READY MIXED CONCRETE N A VY A N D Window Sills — Lintel* — Sand old. Phone FA 2 2137. full or part time to null life! Rock Steppin* Stone*—Stsel 1.1. Special Sen Ire* NEWCOMERS Insurance up to HU year.* FILLY COLT. 7 month* old; Traps—Precar. Step* of age, hospital insurance PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING Chihuahua, female. AKC regis­ tireaseCement—Dry TO SANFORD Wells up to 100 years of age. j tered. FA 2 7138 after 7 p. m. IV. I.. HARMON MIRACLE CONCRETE CO We Invite yen to bo an Major Hospital up to [ I'll. FA 2-4223 After C P. M309 Elm Ave. FA 2-3751 19. B ait* nml Mater* absolutely free without oblige* 93,000 and to age 70. Write II K A T I N G DELUXE Model 4 burner Ken- linn at o h of Bauferd’e leod b f today KUYKENDALL IN­ "19 SEA KING, 33 h. p , fire, II. It. PO PE CO. more rlectrle range with gridMotel* while yea tocsin n it SURANCE AGKNCY. I'.O. trie controls, 2 props. Phone 2** 8. Park - FA 2-4994 dir; circular walnut coffee FA 2-7324. Terms If needed. B O X 3711, ORLANDO,1 able boualag far youraeif sad table, Duncan I’ltyfe legs; FLORIDA, or telephone Itoy Beet Paint ft Body Shop family. Pick eg year hey a l Phone FA 2-76U8. 10th ft Sanford ear Bales Office. CH 1-1701. Gateway To The Waterway Behind Studcbaker Garage FACTORY TO YOU Your EVLNRUUK Dealer ALUMINUM 18. Male or Female Rubicon Sporting Good* JACHOll'8 REPAIR HI10P VENETIAN BLINDS I’h. FA 2-5961 Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom Welding — v'aeh. ft Gen. Repairs 301-68 E. lit. REAL ESTATE W. 20th. ft Old. L Mary Rd. rail with plastic ends. Plastic SALESMEN 26. Aulomoblls* - Trailers or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon Loc.l established real estate or­ TREE CUTTING AND TRIMcords. ganization is in need ol two MING, We remove limb* and 1174 PLYMOUTH fordor sedan. licensed sales agents, men or Iutone green with Powerllitc Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. trash. Write Box T, « o San­ women. Experience not neeestransmission. Call FA 2 3616. 112-114 W. 2nd St. l'h. FA 2-4622 ford Herald. •ary, earn while >uu learn. Write c/o Ssnford Herald, Box TV and RADIO REPAIR el vr 3:00 nights and wasktnds; San­ No 88. All rsplirt strictly con­ ford, Lake Mary and Loogwood. fidential. FA 2 2772 and FA 2 6613. II. Wests Heated TV SERVICE within the hour. Service Cal) 9230 plus peris. SEWI.Nli, Phone FA 2 7183. Work Guaranteed 3 Mo. Ph. FA 2 9798. li. Plumbing Servlre* Mather of Sanford WELCOME S U N LA N D Estates & South PINECRES1 3 -B E D R O O M 4th Addition Homes Designed For Florida Living. 3 & 4 Bedrooms — 1 ft 2 Baths HOM E VA - FH A FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Paym ents Low as $425 2124 SUMMERLIN IS OFFERED FOR SALE WITH LOW DOWN PAYMENT FHA CONTRACT _____ _____ ___________________________ ($500 OR LESS) Large Screened Porch. Canatrue Oust Co., h e . Urralft IN BEAUTIFUL WYNNEWOOD OPEN D A ILY $Jw&mak&h te n le r k SEP I l f ~T INK SERVICE — W. II. "Bill" STUMPER Agency Plumbing & Repairs Since 1918 Realtor ft Insurer Joe C. Thoms* A. HARK DeBARY Phone FA 2-1991 112 N. Park 102.1 Sarlta St. FA 2-0611 NOrth H44iJ NUrlh 8-4711 MAYFAIR HOME for SALK PLUMBLNO BOOKKEEPING SERVICE i 420 Elliott. 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Large or s m a l l businesses. Contracting ft Repairs Spacious. Substantial down Free Estimate* Monthly statement* — Tax re­ payment needed. Call FA 2-3049 R. U UARVEY turns. Call Lamar Williams, for appointment. FA 2-7813. 201 Sanford Ave. rbonr FA 21383 All Jlardwood Floora • $450 Down 3$r I!I Du*, On Cofnrr. All Pnved SlrssU. t'smenl drive. I.arge Bark lard Grass And Fansrd. Shade, Planter* ft Rbrnhbery. Kltshea Equipped. New 48 Cal. Htr. Heater. Ceatrsl IfeaUng (OH) Telepkeae • Elec trie Door Chimes Installed. City Rawer Ceonestod. This Is One Of The PHILLIPS "Heller - Built" House*. In A Choice Neighbor, hood. And In In Excellent Condition. Large CloncU And Linea Clouet In Hall. Owner Unable To Work And Make Payments. Here In A Golden Opportunity For Someone To Own A Fine Home Al Low Cool. For Detail* .Phone FA 2-52.12 Of FA 2.7975. You can ntova in immedi­ ately while the papurg are beinr processed. Introducing Mr. Jack Crcfcory. uavd cuf lot manager at Holler's. Jack has Just been promoted to this position which wo* vacated by Mr. Fred Yeackle, now munugcr of Holler Motor Sales. Hi.* previous expcrieitcn in the used car business makes him an excellent choice for this Job. Jack, hi* wife Marty, and two children Kobbia and Debbie moved to Florida from West Virginia last year. They aru now maklnjc their home In DeLand. Their many activitlen include {pdf, fi.xhinK nml boating. They attend the F irst iU ptiat Church. We Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On Th« Construction Of Your Home Or Your DowR Payment And Closing Cost Will Ha Cheerfully Refunded. Odham & Tudor, Inc. Car H w y. 17-92 ft 2 7 th S t P h an F A 2-1M 1 —t i r r* 1. 0 —4 t n i �% FIRST ANNUAL CONTEST RULES • 20 football game* thin weekend are placed, on* In each ad on thla page. Indicate winner tar writing In th e name of team oppoalt* the advertUer*a name In the Entry Blank, No acorea. Ju at pick winner*. • Pick a number which you think will be th e high* eat num ber of point* aeored by any on* team on thla page and place thla num ber in the apace pro* vided in E ntry Blank. Thla will be uaed to break tie*. • One entry only to each conteatant. Entries must be brought to the office of thla paper or poetmarked no later than Friday Noon, November 6. FREE CASH PRIZES will be awarded each week (in accordance with Contest Rales a t right) as follows: 1st PRIZE: *15; 2nd PRIZE: yiO) trd PRIZE 15. Nothing to Buy. Nothing to Pay. No Obligation. THIS PAGE WILL APPEAR EACH TUESDAY DURING TH E FOOTBALL OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK NO EMPLOYEE OF THE SANFORD HERALD OR MEMBER OF HIS FAMILY IS ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE. SEASON. My Name I n ........... ............ You Can Rely on the INTEGRITY, EXPERIENCE and FAIR DEALING Beggarly Appliance C enter Bee Crumley A g en cy ........ Day ’a Nit* G r i ll ............... U. af Fla. Gem ever WIOD V SUPPLY. INC. A N C IE N T AGE S E A G R A M ’S “ 7 $ w * W Mws W ler 111.71 <£a/is W jdjvum 9*ut George a Tavern ..... - .......... — HID Lumber A S u p p ly ------ .... Gregory Lum ber — ..... — McKee M eter C o ....... - ......... la k e Monroe I n n .......— ....... .. Ted W iliam* Hardware Co. .. Burger King ....... —............— Berry’* W arehouse Furniture No*Hl Bottling Co. ....... .......... Wall Plumbing A Heating —... Pkilipw Citlee S e rv ic e ..........CarroTa F urniture ...........—. McRoberta T ire Supply ------Sewkarik Glam A P aint ....... Hunt Lincoln • Mercury ___ H airy’* Bar A Package ........ at * for Saaford'a Oldcat Building Supply SUDDEN SERVICE H IL L Lumber fir Supply Yard 213 W. 3rd St. Sanford, Fla. MIAMI VS NORTH CAROLINA USE OUR LAYAWAY far C 'hrlitnM PLAN G ifu 116 W. First St. FA 2-511 “One Block W est o f f - .• Before The Big Game* This Weekend — Make Sure Your R efrigerator Is Stocked COLEMAN HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT w ith — The only healing ayatem backed by a 91,000 Comfort Bond. Space Heater* — Floor Furnace* — Furnace* With Center-Duel System — Caa or Oik I I f ” The Freaher Refresher NE-HI Quality Ftavora, the Wtaadard by Which Other* Are Jndged. PLUMBING * HEATING AIR * CONDITIONING tear S. Baaferd Ave. the Clock” AIR FORCE VS MISSOURI mr Invm tlgate The Root — Then Inn tall The Beet U f J k WW NE-HI BOTTLING CO. 504 CELERY AYE. MARYLAND VS NAVY FA »-* Football Contest Editor SA N F O R D HERALD A ir Conditioned Comfort SHSVICK” Sanford, Florida Wlnneru of laat week’s conlrM: A TIE FOR FIRST PRIZE — TED BARKER. 110 Oakland Drive, and K. C. CAMP. BELL. 2434 M yrtle Ave„ receive 912.50 each. A TIE ALSO FOR THIRD PRIZE — NANCY SUTTON, and JENNY LYNN YOUNG, both a t 813 Rosalia Drive, receive 92.5o each. Bob Crumley Agency t Haair M U . FA KENTUCKY VS VANDERBILT ARKANSAS VS RICH See “Shorty” Phillips ri a ^ te keep yoar D ll I J k jn p m ^ a a d efficient S fe a t, car products nechsaJcal week. c e a iltw b T ED W IL L IA M S HARDW ARE PA 2*3494 CORBY’S TAAKA VODKA purring — 109 N. Palmetto Ave a e rv tc e f Headquarter* P H IL L IP S C IT IE S SERVICE Check ’em at R. 15th St. Firm Though ws'rt la mlddls ml REMODELING, yaw caw STILL Call — -The Una her Niaibwr” — FA 1-5581 H eadquarters for U*HAUL Trailers 5024 2600 Orlando 1 7 * 92 — ut the Cloverleuf Drive • MERCURY • E N G L IS H MICHIGAN STATE VS PURDUE »wial For LINCOLN EDSEL FO R D CI.EMSON VS DUKE ca*e price*. HARRY'S BAR and PACKAGE I S. Park Ave. j.’A 2“The Brand* We Have Will IMeawe You. L 8 U VS TENNESSEE BAYLOR VS TEXAS Nationally Advertised Furniture at Discount Prices WAREHOUSE OLD CROW ANCIENT AGE SEAGRAM’S “7 CALVERT'S Pre-C astC O N C RETE STEPS IN • Perm anent • Rot - Proof • Term ite Proof VARIOUS AS r LOW f A S - WIDTHS « | k fK l l ) * 19 IW CHEAPER THAN LUMBER SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. SENKAR1K GLASS f t PAINT CO. H W. m d m . _ _ PA 94*9 Cl l y v a ar af V. af Via. t w A t l t n i t i n l a wear WlOO AUBURN VS MISSISSIPPI STATE »- 1 Tli t •* FOR TWO Detain At Our Store BAG G ERLY’S A P P LIA N C E CEN TER MINNESOTA VS IOWA NORTHWESTERN VS WISCONSIN MOORE PAINTS ARE BEST! F R E E T R I P to N A S S A U F u rth er *j&DhqsiA Javsuw FUKN1TURB CO. Come Register For A Broiled Burgera Save - Drive a MAN IT S A WHOPPER! ra a t Up to 40 mile* per gallon $295 down McKEE $1695 delivered MOTOR CO. each A n . GEORGIA TECH VS NOTRE DAME FA Curb Service �i #>J^ trapps Defeats Warner For City Commission Post School Millage, Trustees 311^ ^m tfnrft Ifytmib • WEATHER: Partly cloudy and alightly VOL. XLtX United Prroa im SANFORD, FLORIDA J. H. "Jim my" Crnppe, a laat-rainuU entry Into tha City Commission race in Group 2, won th a aaat from ineumbant Merle W arner by a 899 to 264 vote yeaterday In th e b lf f w t turnout of voter* in any Sanford off-year election when only a aingle race waa contented. Voters gave Crappn a m ajority of about three to one an I,l€8 east ballots at City Hal. NO. 556 Predictions had boro that Warner would retain Mm aaat by lAat seme margin. Earl Higginbotham, got a tine vote of confidence as ha received tot voter sRhough unopposed tor the Group 1 rota P inion past. Robert K in a gat to write-in voice for tha G rant 1 aaat and If others got alagta votes. Tha 1.139 ballots aaat represented •bout J* per cent af tha registered voters af ganford and topped last year's number of I,1M balloti when seven send Ida tee eought a seat. City Clerk Henry Tamm turned ihe ballot boxes over to the City Commission at noon for the official canvass and certification. Crapps will b« staled on the ram mission January g when War­ ner'* term ends. County voters overwhelmingly endorsed an eight mill school levy sod the three unopposed school board trustees tor another term. An official vote canvass today rsvsaled that MM votars spprov•d the school millage, while seven voted against it and II others voted for reduced millage. Supt. of Schools R. T. Milwee reported today that the millage voted upon by the county will be reduced by the school board at their nest regular meeting Nov. County Adopts 11 Mills Levy A s Tentative Taxation Rato Tax Bills M ay Bo Ready tFor Mailing By Dec. 15 County taxpayer* got an indication yeaterday of a drastically revised miltage rate this year a s the county com­ mission adopted a motion which called for a tentative rate of 11 mills for the operating budgets. This figure is subject to change, but calls for 5.35 mills for the general budget, five for schools, and .66 for payment County Drainage t l illage Levy Study Is Urged County Comm lesion Chairmen John Krider urged the board of commissioners yeaterday to act n s the need for a county wide aralnege program and aatobliihraent of a mttlage levy to get funds to carry on the program. Krider told the board that In hie district alone, moot of the money la going toward drainage pro­ blems Instead at building up roads. Other oommlaaleaera agreed and M a id they had the aetoe problem. w Commissioners have hew pla­ gued wttb requeets foe rehabilitat­ ing nearly W sal lee of drainage ditches. "It isn’t the purpose of the roed and bridga funds to drain private property," Krider eaid. He added that in every area In the county there appears to be a drainage problem and the eoly « otution "aeema to be a drainage »vy." Krider asked that a countywide committee be eat up with each commissioner ns m int a member In the committee. The commission agreed to name those who will serve on Ibe a mi tie* at their nest meeting. TV Star Disappears UOD (UP1) - Evelyn ^ HOLL' LLtWOC udie,, t-year 9-y*ar-old television alar, disappeared from her family boms early today after breaking into her piggy hank and taking 111*. NEW YORK (UPI) —Stock pri cei at 1 p. m.: J3S American Alrltnei tIH American TAT IM American Tobacco Bethlehem Steel .. M s tm * S3'4 to C A O ................. Chrysler ............. • •••**•* •* W Curtiss • Wright ................. 29-’« DuPont .......... ................... 237'* Eastman Kodak ............ t.. N Ford Motor ... .................. 9tVi General E lectric.................. II General Motors .................. S2H Its Graham • P a ig e .................. Inti. TAT ............................ 37'4 4D« Lorillard ............................ Minute Maid ....................... Penney ............................... III !V» Penn. RR .................. 4 Royal American ................ titk Sears Roebuck ............ Standard Dll (MJj ........... tlth Sludebaker . . .................... M's U. S. Steel ..................... 99<i Westlngliouse El.................. US’s News Briefs T-* ' Travel Itinerary May Gist Off Lhfftt-' PUPI.ARVILLK, Mia*. (UPI)— T>)* white men who lynched Negro rape suspect Mack Charles Parker last April were almoat certain todny of escaping punishment by the state. A reliable source told United Press International that the Pearl Hiver County grand jury of 19 white men simply ignored Ihe Lynch case during its two-day deUberaUona, which recalled Tues- 12. • Alia J IF* V •ala. In a preliminary statement isTuesday night, the Revlon ' ■ < [ iMAKiNU IT OFFICIAL in thin canvass of the bullotn of the City Commission nice. The City Commissioners and Mayor Al Wilson certified the vote ut a noon meeting. Commissioner Robert Brown, Mayor A. L, Wilson, Karl Hifftfinbothatn, Joe Baker, Merle Warner and City Clerk Henry Tamm are shown opening the ballot boxes. U .S . Troops Guard Canal Zone Border A fte r Anti-American Riots Break Out BALBOA, Canal Zone ( U P l) - seriously endangered relations be­ U. S. Army troops equipped with , tween Ihe two countries. WASHINGTON (U P I)—PraalIt was the wort! anti-American machtnrguns and mortars guarddent Eisenhower today announced •d the borders uf the Canal Zone violence in Panama In mora than plans for a historic personal trip 3o yeari. to nine countries In Europe, Asia today against any new invasion i Canal Zone Gov. William K. and the Middle East next month. attempt by mobs of anti-Ameri­ Potter requested the Army lake The President told his new con­ can nationalist Irum 111* Panama nver enforcement of law and or ference he will leave Dec. 4 and Republic, der after hard-pressed police had visit Italy, Turkey, Pakistan, A f Rioting nalkinaltats in Panama spent more than five hour* fend ghanlstan, India, Iran, Greece, d*y. City Tuesday ripped to shreds ing off rock-hurling, cursing Pan­ France and Morocco. the U, 8. Embassy llag, smashed amanian youth*. This was a far more extensive W arning Rejected windows In U. S. Agencies, burned The demonstrator* werr infur­ Itinerary than originally indicated. HER LIN (UPI) - A Soviet em­ automobiles ami stoned U. S. iated when police relused them The tour will take 2<w weeks. bassy spokesman disclaimed re­ Canal Zone guards. The U. S. permission lo rarry tha PanamanKisenhower said be hoped that sponsibility today for any East consulate in Colon at the Atlantic by this trip he would build, par­ German flag! that may fly in Wait end of the 30-inile wide isthmus ticularly in Asia, a better under, Berlin on the Nov. 9-9 anntver- also was attacked. standing of the United States, sary of the Bolshevik revolution Troops kept the rioters out of and—at all points of his jet plana The statement appeared to be an Ih* Canal Zone itself. journey—good svilt for U)t Unit­ indirect rejection of an American The viulencr erupted during ed Stales. warning to Ihe Soviets against al­ what was billed by its .qvonvir— lowing East German Communists former Foreign Minister Aquilmu to raise Ihe flags over West Rer­ Boyd—as a "peaceful invasion" TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The un elevated railway stations Ibis of the tone to "reaffirm Pana­ State Legislative Investigating manian sovereign!)" m rr the weekend. canal tone, leased to the i ntied Committe today returned it* longStolen "in perpetuity" in I9«J. delayed investigation of enmmuPort Possibility U. S. Ambassador Julian E’vk tii'in In the Flurida NAACP. QUINCY (UPI) - The Gadsden Commitlec counsel Mark Hawes County Commission is expected to Harrington delivered a sir mgly of Tampa said Tuesday the com­ worded proteal nole lo the I’aita authorise a 910,OU) study Nov. | mittor has the name* of 100 preHi in determine feasibility of crest man!an foreign mlniilery against nil and past Communists, each thr "unwarranted desecration" of Company conceded it "did suggest ing a shipping post here. The com- Ihe American (lag He said Ibis of whom "was under direct mders numerous ways in which the pro mission Tuesday tentatively lo infillrale and iniLi'nce the grams could be improved hut rig awarded Uircontrict to the Jack- | NAACP," ging was not one of them." aonville engineering firm of ftryTiir commitlee has -aubprnacd "Pressure from a sponsor tn do nolds, .Smith and Hills. The survey ID wiinc.ssrs, inrluding nearly all a better job did not give quii expected to Uk* two years, inof llir Negro group's top official* program producer* a license lo dudes a study of the Apalachicola h i ) loihfa. cheat," the lipstick and fingernail River above and below Jim Wood­ Tho*e suhpenard were Rev. A. ruff Dam. polish maker declared. I.run Imwry of Tampa, state This waa in answer to charges A Stale plant lUeid uftuial In NAACP piesident; Ruth I'erry of by tbs programs’ producers that Sanford today naid Ihe Infiltration Miami, white atato aecretarythey rigged Ihe shows under pres­ rrr of thr organiialion; of fire ants in the Sanla'ido »i«a tirasu sure from Revlon which sometimes former stale tieaauier Ycrnell P. decreed which contestants should is expected lo b* "cleaned up" by Albury, .Miami; the Rev. Theodore lose and which should win. the end of the month. ft. Gibson, piesident of the Sliaml Sleven Carlin, executive pro­ Frank Youtxey said Ibe ants chapter; G. 31. Graves Jr., attor­ have Infected the farming aica ducer of Ihe programs, and hia as­ sistant, Mart Koplin, told the House between Ihe Longwuod rily limits ney fur the Miami chapter; Rev. WASHINGTON I UPI) — E< and the Wekiva River but tieal- Edward T. Graham, former Mminvealigalora Tuesday that the cape equipment was successfully ment has already darted to des­ ml chapter piesident; Mr. and sponsor at weekly meelmgs took levied today (or the U. S. satellite troy the ants and -hould l-e r»m- Mrs. Itu haul Sillier, Abe Sorkin a hand in planning even the small­ and Arlington Sans, all of Miami capsule that will carry man Into pieted this week. est details of the shows. The subcommittee produerd a -pace. This was done in a rocket The plant board i« spraying the March 13, 1937, memorandum writ shoot al Wallops Island, Va. area by airplane The capsule was fired lo an alten on stationery of the advertis­ "The ants arc mote >.l a imlili'ing firm of Batten, Barton, D u r-il'tude of 38,1X10 feet by engineers nulsance than anything rise," itine and Osborne summarising, “ f Ibe Natiunnl Aeronautics and Youtsey said, a Idmg that damage the conclusion* of on* weakly meet- Apace Administration with • p«w to crop* is limited. A Sanford housewife escaped rrful Little Joe L— booster. ing on the 1*4.000 Question." County Engineer Hull Havl* serious injury late yesterday after-, "The lest was a complete sueIt said in part: "It waa decided raid yesteiday a clay pit owned by noon when she crashed into a there is a definite need for the re t* " a NASA spokesman said. Seminole County has been quar­ parked car on Park Ave., police The capsule, similar to tha one antined by the State Plant tl«md 3*4,000 Question' to have more reported. in which a Mercury Astronaut because it la infested with Ihe loaeri." -Mrs. Julia Walker Kietl receiv­ Among the signers were Martin will be fired into orbit sometime ants. er a minor cut on tha (ace and Revion and George Abrams, vice in 11)61, descended into the Atlan­ Davti said he had bc*n instruct­ a bloody nose when her car col­ president of advertising for Rev­ tic five miles from NASA’s lest ed not lo remuve any fill dirt or lided with a parked vehicle owned station on the eastern shore of clay from the area, located in trie by James II. McKee, stationed at lon. Koplin said hr thought Revlon's Virginia. southeast part of the county, un­ Ihe Naval Air Station. desire to ice Ihe program* win The launching, at 9:33 am .. til the ants are destroyed. Damage to McKee's car was ex Us* highest possible audience ra t­ was tha second to a series of Indications are that the fire im uted at 3200 and 9400 to Mri. ing waa the "prim ary motiva­ Little Joa flight* to perfect es­ ants were transported into Semin­ EirIP* car. She waa charged with tion" for id interest in (be fate cape and rescue equipment de­ ole County in p’xnts hauled by a failure lo hava vehicle under of contestants. signed for the Mcicury progiatu. nursery recently. control. Legislators Resume Inquiry On NAACP Deny Rigging Charge 4 tl \ . o . a w . i v — w a i.i-,1 Quiz Show Sponsors WASHINGTON (U PI) - The sponsor of two big money TV quis shows today denied charge* by two producers that ha knaw they were rigged and aomelimea brought pressure to "control" jh* outcome of Ihe contests. The denial waa made before Jfouae inveitigatora by Martin ■levson, former vice president of the Revlon Cosmetics Co., who waa a signed chief responsibility by the firm for supervising the two now defunct allows —394.000 Question" and 104,000 Challenge.” "We believed we had bought an honest show and we were convinc­ ed we had one," Keveoo said, "I never once suggested that a particular contestant win or lose. t never entered my mind that ua producer would control the los­ ing or winning." The producer* had identified Marlin Rtvion, brother of Charles Revson. president of tha firm, as the chief spokesman for the spon­ sor at weekly meetings at which they received detailed suggestions as (o how the show* would be con­ ducted. The price of Res Ion stock declin­ ed substantially today on tbo Hew jfcork Stock Exchanga. The itock opened with a block of 3,300 shares at 30, off 1H, from Moaday'a closing price. Financial experts •aid R was an unusually sharp drop for Ravlon stock. Further selling aecurrod after the opening J . H. CRAPPS 1 p. m. Slocks on hospital bonds. Tax Assessor Richard McCanns has told the commission that h t estimates the assessment roll will list 9192 million in property valustlons ss a basis for a tax rate. The commissioners left the milline rate still subject to revision after the equalisation hearings and special levies that may be re­ quired. Tentative budget approved last month was set at t l ,332,143. This was based on what was term ­ ed a "fictitious lax roll" which must be finalised after the equali­ sation. The cummlssioncrs estimated yeaterday that the tax bille could be prepared and sent out about Dec. IB after equalisation board hearings which they hope to begin by Dec, I. The tentative budget calls for 9329,903 for general operating, New Society Head I272.2M fine and forfeituie fund, MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPl>-Mra. $470,722 for roads and bridges and 902,412 for capital outlay re­ Claude Walker of Winter Park, Fla. Tuesday night waa named serve. president general of tha National Society of Ihe Damas of the Court of Honor. S' Approved In Balloting tonight and tomorrow. High today, 75 4 0 . Low tonight. 60*65. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1969 9 Stale Spraying Fire Ant Infestation Satellite Capsule Equipment Gets OK Driver Slightly Hurt In Collision ian (lag into the U, S. - controlled tone. At least three policemen w«re injured and two dembnilrators arrested. U. S. soldiers with bared bayo­ nets moved up to ring the fron­ tier* with Panama. Searchlight* werr concentrated along the bor­ der lo frustrate any possible at­ tempt at Infiltration during Ilia night. Somr Canal Zone authorities were openly riilical at the faillire of the national guard—Pana­ ma's only military force—In atop youths from hurling rock* at Canal Zone guards from inside Panama. Potter himself com­ mented earlier on what he said was the "strange lack of Will" on 111* part ■>( Hi* national guard in supprrtsini the violent* at Itw outset. National guardsmen were rush­ ed to the U. S. Embassy after Ihe attack and others provened rioters from looting the Pana­ ma City railroad nation, whlrh it part of the Canal Zone enter­ prises. Tornado, Rains Rack Southwest I'nited Press International Southwesterly winds blew heavy rama. a small tornado and summer-likr temperatures into live Southwest Tuesday night. Most of Ih* weather activity centered in north rrntral Texa* and Southeast Oklahoma, where up to Ht inches of ram was recorded during a six • hour thunderstorm aeige. The tornado destroyed a barn near Shulls. Okla., in ihe south­ east part nf (he stole, but caused no injuries. Lighter showers fell through Iowa to the Ohio Valley, with scattered rainfall reported in the central Rockies. Snow and winter weather pre­ dominated from Monlan* into North Dakota, where readings were in the 2Us and two to four Inches of snow blanketed northern Montana. Frederick To Speak The Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce will meet on Thor- 1'iy at 9:00 p. m. in the Chamber of Cuinmrrre Huilding. Guest spraker will he Slat* Rep­ resentative Guidon 3 rede lick. All interested persons are invited to attend whether they are member* of the Chamber of Commerce or not. "Although wo had lin t adver­ tised for eight mills we feel w* won't need M now, "Milwee said, adding tin t the value of non-ex­ empt properly in the county will make the reduction possible. The official canvass ravaaled also that votars approved the two mills tor tha building and bus reserve fund with 1.293 In favor of the two mills and 397 against Threo acbool trustees running unopposed veer* R. F. Cooper, who pollod 1,900 votes; Jim Hlrkemeyer, 1.401 and Roy Mann, 1,341. Seminole County voter* backed the reapportion meal amendment by a mora than 2-1 margin, al­ though tha controversial amendment waa defeated ever tha Mato, With only 2,979 persons voting, 1,103 approved the a mead meat and 973 were against it. Mrs, Camilla Brace, supervisor of registration, Mamed tha poor turnout at voters on ’ Indifference to ae important iasua." Mrs. Bruce reported that 12,3u0 person* were eligible to vote to this off-year election. Official* lermad the reappurIion ment defeat a setback for Seminole County, If the amendment had passed the county wouki have bad Us own senator toataad of sharing on* with Brevard County, Rep. Mack Cleveland Jr., said "I'm disappointed that it didn’t pais, but lb* county delegation was gratified by tiie good ma­ jority of Seminole County voters who put our county on record as approving R." Cleveland said "this may be the last opportunity for Florida to have anything close le real re a ppon ion ment." l>f the absentee ballots cast, 14 favored the amendment and on* was against it. Following is s precinct by -prerinct tally of ihe voting: No. I—129 (or and 193 against No. 2—I t for ami 19 against No. 3—479 for and 132 against No. 1—29 for and 21 against No. 3—31 for and 39 against No. 0—34 for and 30 against No. 7—20 for and 19 against No. 9—72 lor xml 39 against No 9—109 for and 33 against No. 10—79 fur and 33 against No. It—HO fur and 49 against No. 12—2a for and 17 agaiilsl No, 13—23 for ami 9 aga m No. M—170 for and 73 against No. I V—33a for amt 131 against No. 10—43 for and H against. „ B ln HomecomingFloat List To Be Set Float eotrirs In Ihe annual Seminole High SchoolHomecom­ ing Parade of Nov.13 will be mad* known at the meeting of student leaders and parents to be held it 7:30 p. m Thursdiy. The group will meet in |H* give club room of the school, (or a discussion of potential project* for the entire student body. All club presidents and interriled parents are requeued to attend, A. J. Bracken, school principal, lid. County Building At Record High County buitdine permits set a new high for October, Zoning Director Robert Brown reported today. Brown laid valuations on per­ mits for tha month reached 92,440.091. The previous high for (he vear was in August when valua­ tion* were 92,313,000. Big County Votes Swamp Attempt At Reapportionment MIAMI (UPt> - Florida'* W# county voter* swamped the legta* Utive reapportionment amend­ ment Tuesday and made R Mto Mg issue le Urn 19M governor’* rare. Forewarned they might never •gain be offered a plan at gaod, cltltena of Dade, Palm feaefe and Broward counties nevertheleas provided the margin at de­ feat. With l.U g of the atate'a l,9v« precincta counted unofficially, tha volt stood at 192,144 against the constitutional amendment to 143.797 In favor. Well ever half the "no" votes — 97,349 — were reek In Dade, Palm Beach and Be* ward. Potential candidates for gover­ nor who opposed the amendment hailed the vote at a mandate toe the I*egls!ature to offer more re­ presentation to Ihe population centers. One a t them, former House Speaker Tad David of Holly­ wood, hinted that If he were elected ha would aall a special reapportionment session the day after inauguration. But Gor. LeRoy Collins, whe supported the amendment a t a "step in the right direction,'" re­ jected tha Idea of an extraoidle* *rL ‘Vm*0!? *T think we have gotten thn most w* can from tha Legislature •a it la now constituted," he said. Regrading, Drain Work Suggested In Loch Arbor Area County Engineer lo b Daria re­ ceived two major recommendstlona from tha engineering firm at Leffler and Burnt to fUmiuiw flooding ia the Leek Arbor area. Tha county com mission bad aw thoriied Ihe firm to survey tha area because of the flood raws*lioaa there caused by reeeat rains and poor drainage. Davis aaid today (he major recommendation* are re grid tag Forrest Drive and Ridge Ave. and establishing a drainage awala down ih* tenter af the twa streets, Davl* ia expected to make hia recommendation* to the commis­ sioners at Iheir meeting neat Tweeday, Die county engineer added that ha had no idea what the project would coat, Davis reported he had rcceivsd no word on the survey on tha Tanglawood and Tample T im e * arra being dona by the engintering firm of Brill and Gray. Mrs. Ives To Show Film To Jaycees A new prise-winning film, "A Family Affair" will b* shown n the Jaycees weekly luncheon Thursday at Ihe Civic Center. Mr*. Sidney Ives, III, director of the local Family Counseling Service, will rommenl briefly on the film, which hat been pur­ chased by the Mental Health A**n. lor showings to civic sad achool group* to the county. The film give* information on social work with families, depict- * Retarded Child Group To Meet The Seminole County Assocla. lion for Retarded Children wiK hold iu regular monthly meeting 3londay at 9 p. ra.. in the nursery wing of |h* Christian and Missionary Altiance Church at 14U) and Park Ave, Guest speakrr wUI be fl. N. Ward of the Florida Council for Retarded Children and the pub­ lic 1* invited hi attend. Novem­ ber is the month in which "Na­ tional Retarded Children's Week" la held throughout tha country. Mediators Call Recess In Talks WASHINGTON (UPI) - Federal mediators recessed Meal strike negotiation* todefioitoly today after a futile SO-nstool* bargain­ ing sess'on with unlow and mamage mMl official*. *1 � 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 03, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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XLLX WEATHER: Partly cloudy with scattered showers tomorrow. High today, 77-^2. Low tonight. 55-60. United Press Leased W in Established 1*08 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1959 SANFORD, FLORIDA News Briefs Clean Slate TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The Rev. George A. Downs at Winter Park reported today that he spent no money and received no contri­ butions last week in hi* campaign for governor. Beating Charge NEW YORK (U P I)-F our teen aged Negro boys today faced ; charges of boating, raping amt robbing a 17-year-old white girl. The girl, Sandra Burrell, told police she was accosted by the four youths as she snd a 17-yearold girl friend were walking home from a subway station early Sun­ day after attending a dance. Fruit Shipments WINTER HAVEN (UPI)— Daily carloading (In boxes) from the Citrus Vegetable Inspection Divi­ sion: By rail, 29,405 grapefruit; 14,957 oranges, 701 tangerines: by boat, 1,783 grapefruit, 2,090 oranges; by truck, 65,578 grapef r it, 52,415 oranges, 2,007 tan­ gerines; total, 96. 746 grapefruit, 69.(62 oranges, 2,709 tangerines for a shipping total of 168,918 boxe*. NO. 554 Quiz Show Was Rigged, Van Doren Testifies Even Had A Script, He Says WASHINGTON (UPI>- Charles Van Doren admitted today that his 14 money-winning TV quia show appearances were rigged—even to the point of following a script . an written in advance. Van Doren. who won $129,000 on 'V -1 the now defunct "21" show, told a j «, .» :-i-. e _ ^ House subcommittee that Produc­ " s K ’f .J PENSACOLA (UPI) —A 30 year- er Albert Freedman supplied him -. - . old ex-convict was held here to­ with questions, and with some of day on charges of stabbing a Gulf Ihe answers, before each of hi* LYMAN HOMECOMING QUEEN, Mina Mary Kenninger, right, was Breeze geologist in the back with appearances. crowned by the 1958 queen, Miss Betty Kobinson, during half-time cere­ "I have deceived my friend*, a pair of shears. Police charged monies Friday night at the Lyman-Dunnellon football game. See game Charles Wesley Gibson, who of­ and I had million* of them," Van i photo on sports page. (Staff Photo) ficers said admitted serving a Doren said, dry-eyed and aomber. The 33-year old Columbia link burglary term in North Carolina, with breaking and entering ami versitv English Instructor thus aggravated assault in connection publicly abandoned for the first time his protestation* of inno­ with the assault. cence. He opened his Inslimony by reading in a low, steady voice a DANVILLE, Va. tUPI) — This prepared statement telling his ex­ HERE'S 13,412.38, Art Harria, center, industrial chairman, tells United textile city was occupied today by perience* on "21." Some 600 per­ Fund general chairman A. B. Peterson Jr., as Clifford McKibbin, right, "enemy" troops who locked up sons packed the hearing room. i the mayor and declared martial UF president, and Merle Warner and Jim Brown, right, representing Testifying under subpoena, tfi* law. Green-clad "aggressor" one-time "quiz whit" said a Odham and Tudor employe division of the drive, look on. (Sttiff Photo) troops st-nl their 3UI%t Rifle Divi­ friend first suggested that he ask sion to occupy the former capital to appear on "Tic Tac Dough," a city point ol the imaginary COUn , ■■ 11, , i i . i »how which, like "21," was proCHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia mg of despair. I kept hollering . a score of plane* end helicopters . J r l w"” : . . . ™ 1 . . a d d u c e d by Dan Enright and Jaek (UPt) — On* mrvivor was alive and no one heard me." ’ ended when rescuers fought their Ilradley said (ur heard car* on way up a rough fire trad to Hie place along a stretch from Vir­ Barry. today to tell the fate of 26 vic­ NEW YORK (U; — Stock Van Doren said he easily pasted a nearby highway and hurnun wreckage some 500 feet below the ginia to South Carolina. tim* of a plant- crash in the rug­ the first examination for "Tie Tac price* at t p. m.: voices and ihe screams of wild­ [>cak of a 2,Soo fool mountain. ged Blue Kidge Mountain*. Dough." Then he took a second American Airlines • see 24H The plane, missing since Fri­ cats at night. He shouted to res­ The hunt started Friday night test which was much longer and American TAT *• • * 76 >4 cue planes and to the inutu bodies POPLARV1LLE, Miss. lU l'lj— more difficult. He said he was i Bethlehem Steel when the plane, in route from day, was found Sunday. site 551a Ernest Phillip Bradley, spent of Ins companions in hopes at Washington to Roanoke, Va., van­ A circuit judge wiio admitted it called the next week and told ha Chrysler 61 least one might lie alive. Biggest boost yet for the United contribution lo Mm United Fund ished after radioing the Char­ may be difficult to indict the ac­ had been chosen for "21 " A 3S hours in the wreckage of the Curtiss Wright ...... *• #• 30>k Fund came Saturday when Odham program," Harris said. He sat strapped and wedged in lottesville Airport the* it would cuse*] lynchers of Negro Mack Piedmont airliner with the bodies TliD, he said, was "supposedly DuPont .................. #• ## 2558. v tio i’ v .oi 4k Parker begins empanel­ an honor." ' «iiid i.t J»* >ii. iuU-s of Jt» other* who were aboard *g» k ip ! Vi*' sc -"Odham * Tudcr'e pM«a wm Eastman Kulak ... a• a* 93H A Tudor aud Us employes contri­ hurled from the iu-.elago cl ihe ing a graixl jury tixlay to hear tlte plane. Van Dorezi said he was instruct­ Ford Motor * • • * 81H buted $1,412.38 to the fund drive. that K would give an amount 1IC-3 with eight bodies that wt-ie testimony in Use case. Parker, a ed in tiie rule, "By, 1 think, Dsn General Electric .. "I was getting dose to a I<*vi**•* Hit* The employee participated 100 equal to what ita employ## gave,1* thrown through the broken nose 23-year-old ptdpwood truck driver Enright." Gem-rat Motors ... **»• 421* per cent, each giving half a day'a Harria pointed out. of the plane when it crashed Fri­ front nearby l.umberton, was He testified that before be got Graham • Paige . • a** 2W pay for a total of tl.7U6.19 and day night. Tlte $3,412 mm Saturday jumped dragged from his jail cell here on the show, Frrcslnian called Inti. T A T .......... **• • 37 S Buzzards circled overhead. April 25 by a masked hand while linn U* his apartment. They had 1-orillard 4144 the company matched 8. Ihe UF drive total up to .......... 4194 Bradley was unable lo move be­ awaiting trial for lie rape of a conversation in the bedroom Minute Maul ...... A. B. Peterson Jr., general $17,000. 20W cause ol a painfully dislocated a pregnant white mother. about th* then champion, Herb Penn Itll ........... . nits drive chairman called the big hip. He bad nothing to eat or Ihe Seminole High School ChorStempel. I6<* group donation a good example Scars Bin-buck drink but managed to keep warm alters will present a musical, for . (he community. Van Doren said Freedman told 40(4 Standard Oil (NJj * « * • with a coat and blanket he fished “One Summer Night," at 8 p. in. "It I* my hope that this (in* him Stempel was "unbeatable be Studchakcr MH from Ihe fuselage with a stick. tomorrow in thn High School cause he knew loo much." Even U. S. Steel 90 >* example of inter organizational ...... The wreckage, hidden beneath auditorium. •fforl will serve as a model for though Stempel wax unpopular, Westing house El................... 96 overhanging trees, was not found The program, under the direc­ other Seminole County firms," he quoted Freedman, lie contin­ until Sunday morning. Even then Peterson said. DE1.A.ND (UPI) — An ex convict Bradley, a union organizer from tion of Miss Oltie Reese Whittle, ued to win. "On behalf of the directors, from Pittsburgh has confessed the Clifton Forge, Va., thought the will Ik- in costume and will fe a ­ Van Doren said Freedman tln-n worker* and organizations of the robbery-heating of a Florida high Arniy helicopter which hovered ture choreography by Cindy May asked if "as a favor to him I City and police officials tixlay would agree to an arrangement" United Fund, I wish to express school teacher who befriended overhead had not seen the plane. and Diana Nichols. A special feature for tfie ship- ' are ^shaking theirs heads in hap­ to tie with Stempel when he ap­ my appreciation to Arthur Har­ him, it was reported today. A vast air-ground search which hoard musical will be a triple py wonderment over the unlit ris, llrailcy Odham ami employes The Missouri Highway Patrol WASHINGTON (UPI) The fed peared < > n the show. Van Doren Involved some 1,000 persons and trio composed of Suzanne Jones, Halloween here in Sanford disclosed that Edward Sterling said he asked to appear honestly, eral government reentered steel of Odham A Tudor for their HOME (U l'l)-T h c Soviet Union "It was the quietest Halloween but Freedman said that wouldn't negotiations tixlay in an effort to spii-mhd cooperation," he said. will attempt to send two man to Joyce Weinman, Phyllis McDan­ ^ Fisher, 2a, signed a detailed stateiel. Bonnie Stoffer, Diana Nic­ I've seen in five years." said work, that Stempal would beat end the 111 day old strike. There Harris, Industrial chairman for the moon alxsanl a apace station ™ ment in Kirkwood, Mo., admitting hols, Betsy Williams, Annette City Manager Warren Knowles, * ,, the attack on Paul H. Fisher, 52. i seemed to be little chance for an Die drive ami also a member of on the Nov. 7 anniversary of the Yates, Linda Humphrey and Cin­ Police officials were equally h-realm an he said, e x p l a i n e d early settlement, the Odham A Tudor staff, pre­ Bolshevik revolution, the Italian Fuller was severely beaten on dy Ma). Another special ailrac- jublant, with only a normal mini that the show was "merely en- ' United Steelworkers’ President sented the check to Peterson Sat­ ugency Continentale said Sunday. his head last Tuesday while sleep­ In a dispatch datelinrd Prague, TALLAHASSEE <UPI» — The lion will l»- Ihe double quarteltr o*>r of complaints with no serious tertainmenl and giving help lo David J. McDonald, arriving for urday. ing at his home here. He regained "n ils total contribution of $3.- the agency, which spcciallzea Ml consciousness n \er the weekend Legislative Investigating Commit­ composed of flonnir (irtman, damage dour lo private or pub­ contestants was a common prsc- *e*xbm* with federal mediator*, and was reported improved at the tee will resume it * much-delayed .Tommy Brown. Don McCoy, Bill lic property in the city limits. tire." mad* it plain he felt nothing (12 38 ia a united effort between Communist affairs, claimed it ols. A check of police records Hus Orange Memorial Hospital at Or­ probe into possible Communist Phagan, Burk Winn, (leorge Cam­ Van Doren said Uiat "foolishly , wouldcom* of Hie talks unless the company ami its employes. tnined Ihe information from usual­ infiltration of the NAACP Wed­ eron, Bill Alford and Winston morning revealed report, of (ire ami wrongly" ami after an "in- lop steel company executive* at- Actually, each employe donated ly well informed sources. lando today. 1 crackers going off Saturday night, lensc moral struggle," he per- j tended, Piercy. The agency said the tsvo meu one-half a day's pay. The com­ The Missouri Highway Patrol ar­ nesday. (iuest arti.sU will tie Michael a few store windows chalked up, mailed himself that h* should go It was Rep Cliff llerrcll of Miami, rested the suspect in Fuller's car the first tun* govern- pany rearranged its building sche- who will he In Ihe apace station on U. S. 66 near St. 1antis Sunday. committee chairman, said the Pope, solo baton twirier, and the some hrokwi bodies on dix^r steps along. Before tile sliow, he sai*l. ment mediator* have moved Into I dole so that each employe could were picked from a number at 4 He was held in Kirkwood, a St. hearing could wind up the first majorettes under the direction of and olber minor acts of vandalism. Freedman told him the questions Ihe dispute since similar talks in 1 work an additional half day for volunteer* who knew their chanBut all in-all one of tile most that would be asked. He aald he New York broke down Sept. 2H. I ttie specific purpose of making a i ees of return to earth were slim, Louis suburb. Authorities from day if witnesses cooperate. If Dolores Hargraves. The scrip for the musical was quiet Halloween night* in Sanford could answer many of them. Volusia county were en route to they do not, it could take all week, |“ ~ • Kirkwood today to rteurn Fisher he said. The committee has sub­ written by the officers of the on record. But he said Freedman was dis­ There were a few odd events. (lice Club wbo are Don McCoy, poenaed four Miami NAACI* lead­ to Florida. satisfied with his answers, and A man walked into a restaur­ coached him on how to heiitate Fisher said he was an unemploy­ ers to testify and bring their re­ Winston Piercy ,Burke Winn, Ar­ ant on Park Ave. and order*-*! thur DeYoung. Cindy May, ed laborer from Westminister, Md. cords. how to skip some answers, and 1 Frances Strickland, Bonnie Stoffer "Use best steak in liic Imovc and gave him other acting hints. The Highway Patrol said Fisher a cup of coffee," according to and Lynda Humphrey. told this story in his statement: Van Don-n said Frredman also the police report. He met Fuller In DeLand Sun­ gave him a script to memorize The waitress brought the steak day and met him again following! Bunnell authorities apprehend before the sliow anil that Freed­ and coffee. The man promptly man rcliesrset! with him. school Monday afternoon. He got1cd a Sanford Negro Saturday in The city parking lot on Hood drank his coffee, laid a ni'-kel on Seminole County voters go to ] gihle voter* In the county, F the idea of robbing Fuller after I connection with the theft of a and Palmetto Avcs. will close one Warner has served with tha com­ On the first show. Van Doren the latter went to sleep Monday' truck from the parking lot of the day this week for a resurfacing (h* counter and walked out. Th* tied Stempel three tunes. The the polls starting at 7 a. m. to-1 Mrs. Camille Bruce, supervisor mission for three terms. night. He took a heavy stick of Florida Precooling Co. on Laurel project, City Manager Warren steak was not touched. Crapps. vice president of the HlB second time they were pitted morrow to vote un a reapportion- of registration for Seminole county firewood and struck the deeping Ave. The man was Identified as I Knowles said today. The day of against each other. Van Doren menj iasu« that lias Hie backing u( said today she had received 22 Lumber and Supply Co., has beta active in civic affairs amt U a teacher once across the right side Chester Singletary, according to j Hie closing ha* not been deterbeat item pel—accordin', to the the county legislative delegation, absentee ballots, of the head A short time later the sheriff* office. member of the Chamber of Com* script. I mined. a city counril post, school boArd Of interest lo Sanford voters will merce. Fuller got up and sat on the edge Van Doren said Lhc saint pat inillage and three school trustee lie the election of a city cominisof his bed holding his head. Fisher Anyone wishing to vote in Hie tern was followed on the Next 12 posls. ! sinner a* incumbent Merle War- city election must cast their baW struck Fuller again on the head, programs, with Freedman read The Indication* are that Hie voting ner is being opposed by J. II. NORFOLK, Va . (UPli lot* in City Hall. and then severul more times alter i Virginia Pupil Placement Board, mg question* to hun in advance. will be light among the I2,5<JU eU-j'Jimmy' Crapps. the teacher slumped to the floor. Senator Duugla* Stcnslruin and Sometimes, he said, Freedman j threatened with a federal court Fisher took Fuller's ring and Representatives Mack Cleveland gave him Hie answers to ques­ I contempt citation, agreed tixlay 9 wrist watch and left in his ear. Jr. ami Gordon Frederick hav« | to the assignment of four Negro*-* tions he didn't know. But when He pawned the ring and wrist urged the county votcra to back there was time, he liked to look , to previously white tch<xila in watch in Charleston, W. Vl. the controversial reap|>ortionment them up tor himself. Norfolk. issue as "it will mean a great deal Precinct p o llin g places in tomorrow'a election: Van Doren said he (inaUy could It marked the first time the to Hie county." no longer stomach the arrange­ No. 1—Sanford, 116 S. French Ave. SOUTH DAYTONA (Ul*l> — A, covered by a former Connecticut ! board, last remnant of the state's ment. All three stressed tlte point (bag No. 2—Luke Monroe School. state attorney said he would file j slate policeman, Stephen Howell old "rnasive resistance" doctrine, if the amendment passes, the coun­ "I didn’t know what lb do or had approved integration after No. 3—Sanford, cunning kitchen locutu<! on 25th formal charges today against two of Fairlield. Conn , who became ty will have its own seantor rather where to turn and frankly I wa* former police chiefs accused of I suspicious when he got a $2u sum­ making thousands of cla-sroom very much afraid," he aaid. He St. neur Sanford Ave. than sharing a Senator wtih assignments on a strictly segre Burglars broke Into the John giving phony traffic tickets to ] mon* that was not numbered. No. -I—i’aola, Wilson School. Brevard County. begged Freedman to let him go His letter* to the governor gate*] basis. son Electronics plant in Cassel­ tourists and keeping the money In the achool election, resident* No. 5—Oviedo, Town Hall. off the sliow. Tlte three-member board wa* Meatmme, police troin Florida to touched off un investigation which berry sometime Saturday night will vote on acceptance at tha In January 1957 Freedman ' No. ti—Geneva, Community Hmiae. £ and stole an undetermined amount Illinois are looking for one of! led to the charge* State Atty. told last month m a hearing be­ agreed, with Hie provision that 1 school board's recommended eight No. 7—Chuluota, in the old school building. 9 of cash from the safe, the the suspects, Edward S. Collalti, I YV. W. Judge said he would file fore Federal Judge Walter F!. "I had to be defeated la a dra- I mill tax levy and two mill# for No. 8—Goldcnrod, Community Building. Hoffman it would be cited with who authorities say skipped town in circuit court today. sheriff's office reported today. the building and bus reserve fund. malic manner," Van Doren said. * contempt If it failed to approve No. 1 ) -Longwood, Town Hall. At the time of the alleged rac­ when thealleged racket came to Chief Deputy Jim SingletaryThey also will vote on three te­ Eventually, lie was beaten by ket. Futch was chief of police the four transfer requests. said the work apparently gras done light. No. 10—Lake Mary, Brushy ter iun Church Annex. cum bents u> school trustee poaia, Vivienne Nearing. Coliaiti and C. H. Futch w ere1and Collalti was a patrolman by professionals. He slid that No. 11—Altamonte Springs, Community House. K. F. Cooper, Jim BirkenmtlW the safe was "literally peeled accused Saturday of bilking nu- Later Futch was asked to resign and Koy Mann who are running No. 12—Forest City, Sirs. Hodges’ home. off." Entry was gained through melons out of Hate motorists wtth (or insubordination and Collalti unopposed. No. 13—Sluvia, St. Luke'a Christian Day School. the bogus tickets. The present took over aa chiaf lor about a a back window. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The The county school board will The polling place* will doao i t T No. 14—Fern Bark, Brairie Lake Legion Building. month. police chief. Donald Parton, said Officials of the firm and de­ State Patrol today reported at award a bid oo elassroom addi­ p. m. No. 16—Sanford, National Guard Armory ou First puties still are investlsvting the he had no idea how much money : Officials said Collalti was re­ least nine deaths on FI : da r sd» tions to schools in Oviedo Nov. All ballots will bo canvassed at ported en route lo Rockford, 111., and highway* during Uu: past 21, Supl. of School* R. T. Uilwcc St. break-in luday. Ine theft was du- tin- two got. 10 a. m. Wednesday, according to Th* alleged scheme was ao-| whom tea moCjar Uvua. 1 No. 16—Bear Lake, Florida Bower Lounge. j reported loda#. Mr*. Bruce. » It? Ex-Convict Held . Lone Survivor O f Mystery City Occupied A ir Accident Tells O f Crash 1 p. m. Stocks Odham & Tudor Gives Fund Drive Big Boost Difficult .Job Choraliers Play Slated Tomorrow Former Convict l Admits Beating DeLand Teacher 'Mild' Halloween Celebrated Here Government Enters Steel Talks Again Reds To Send 2 To Moon, Italian Agency Claims Probe.Of N A A C P To Be Resumed County Votes On Reapportionment, Suspect Caught School Trustees; City On Council Post Parkin# IsOt To Close Police Hunt Ex-Daytona Board Accepts Court's Decision Where To Vote Officer On Ticket Fraud Casselberry PlantSafe Is Robbed Nine Die On Bonds School Bid Due I! �# % Services Today For J. W. Brool T rie Wodaesday Ftroaral acnrim for Earl J m m Gw O c Lake CUy, » to dM litunity after a laagtby Ilia***, wtt be baM Wt datarti. at 4 p. a . at tha frisson Froeral H«m . UUm aat will ba la Nev Smyrna Batch. Mr. Gowdr, 41, waa ban la Irofard oa February 11. Mil. aad hat btaa living in Daytona Batch. Ha was a vatena of World War II tad tba Koraaa War aad aervod aa a matter sargsaat la tba Amy. Ha la rarrlvad by hie wilt, Daria, aad four toot. Michael, Richard, David tad Johaay of Daytona Batch; Ui yareata aad oat tutor. (D-Mtit.) It aow tba laadlag etadldato far tba Democratic aoaUaatiaa bat that Jthaina alto matt Dt cooiusc rru . At far other yoatibUltiaa, ba called Sea. Stuart SyaHagtoa (D* Mo. "a vary partoot bit maa Warn tba MMwrol" aad Baa. Hu­ America's M ost Powerful Business Leaders M eet Tba woman? Reporter* agraad PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (UPl) —Would you llhe U win# aad dine they watt s ptela let Their drosswith 100 of the moot powerful but- at appeared to have been wefa many timet before, aad there Ineitmen is Amorteat n a y gathered, with thoir whrte, hero at tba weU-a?aoisted Del Meato Lodga fee a throeday, aachtdad Party which broke up Sunday wans moat of'them flow bocb to tba E u t Cooat by charwhat might ba tanned the meet exchuivt club la tba eeuatry, It’a called Ike Business. Advleery Council of tba U. 8. Dtpartateat ef Commerce. Per practical purpeeet, to ba a atembtr. you muat coatrol around om billion dollars aad ba able to got alaog with athora Wba da tba taaw. A few men wba dial mere, ly la hundreds of atittteaa warn eat Invited. Those 100 me* hove beta e»Umatod to eoatipl, eaa way ar am■M r, aa mack a* M i ig cost ef I ® BtlieoV production. • The oecaaien far tba party waa Ihiso-hour sessions end tpeat tho root ef tho time playing. They dM not look much differ­ ent from any ether group which keeps tho crease in Ite trousers. Among tho a n , then w on o few sure vests, a few asor# rugged Haw waa the party? Dull. Children Rail# $100 For U N IC EF Gravsatdo aorvleoe war* bold ot S p. m. Sunday at tba Bylvoa Lake Cemetery for BeajaaUa Franeia f a s s e i , tl. of Jacktoavilla, wba died tuddealy at bU bom# latt TBuraday. Barn in Paala, ba hod tpeat the post IS year* la Jackoanvilla. Ho io aurvivad by hia wife, MssMs, of. JoefcaasvtUe; two dsasMora. Mrs. Roger Jlmoatt of Sanford, sad Mrt. Maa Smith ef JacbeoavUlt; four aaaa, Prod, of Labo Mary, Benjamin of JackaaavlIU, Richard ef Paela aad Frask of QaiaotvUle, Ca. Alto two aisten, Mrs. Rote Abraham of Saaford. Mra. Mary Jammaa of JtekaoavUW; two brother*, Jon of Now Smyraa Batch and Eltle, of Miami; S grtadchUdroa aad oao grant granddaughter. Britton Funeral Home waa la charge of tba aorvieta. a prehide to HaOowdmt Batted mera than MOO far UNICEF. Ibo youngsters, cheating "Trick What Ruth Didn't Do or Trait," rang doocholla through­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Despite out tba eommuaity asking parolii his maa> great slugging feats, profile*, and .a few more resonant aad dollars from residents. voice# than usual. Otherwise, they The eaavass waa conducted by the Pint Methodist Church aad Sanford’* Jewiab families con­ tub c t s c ir v co m * o r tub nected with the Temple of Liberal m s le a M a i c s a c ir v iv Judaism In Orlando. a row oaaiMoLa c o t m , NUBA. IN C B M O U ir, le g a l Notice H "It must hava boon on an inside tip," said on# of* floor. "No Am was supposed to know whsn wo wsro go* ing off duty.’* Mrs. Cleo Howard Services Held Puaeral aarvieet for Mrt. Donale TUlie of Port Myera aad formerly of Baaford, were bold Sunday at Oarthmr. Mrt.7 TUllf, M. dlad Saturday la Port Myara. She la survived by a dtuthur, Mr*. J. M. Johnson Oviedo P-TO Heors of rPort Myere; IVUI four BWlSt ooat, W J.o M S.* Of o t t M/S4S, ef Saaford; J. W., of Orlando; H. Tolk On Schools S„ of Jacksonville aid L. C.. of Lake Mary. Alto two nieces, Mrt. C. S. Dootldtaa of Lake Mary aad Mra. W. G. Brown of Saaford aad grand aad grvat-graad child­ press ad the importance ef the ren. young people of the community and elated, "Don’t ovar give up your Interest la the young folks." Oviedo Church A. A. Myara, program chairman the P-TO, introduced 8 tenurea.. Holds Homecoming of Urn business aatafoa waa presided The Pint MethodUt Church of over by Merritt Staley, the new log Sunday, with a homecoming president of the organisation. He sermon by the patter, tba Rev. announced the acceptance of Carl­ George H. Carlton, and a basket ton Henley aa faculty advisor of dinner on the lawn of the church. tho itudont council for the P-TO Among the apodal guoata wart board. the Rev. R. M. Montgomery of Winter Park, former Oviedo Mayor W. R. Williams and hla daughter, MUa Nell Williams of Sanford; Mra. J. If. Loo Jr., Mra. Walter Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Woolacy Special Thara's mors fun in living whan you livo in o homo off your own. And, it's our business to hwlp you got thoro with tho Jwast inconvonionco and in tho shorteit possible timo* Stop ini Broth it on-w ash paint off. Non-flammable. ^ v ^ A t paint and hard- Legal Notice UP* HUNT WBBT US CLTDB MV TAVLOB. M l, k*»ra SI law I aola Mnafltlariaa »*e,r tks I e l ULU A N a HUNT, dacaat- la thlfta through iv rww c rw rrrr c o rw r o r tu b NINTH J I D H I 4 L C IB C b rr. IV r n a s n w iv o u * c o t m , n o s iu * IV t'H A V FK Iir NO. 1MM l i A n r aoi'L D , and —7 apvt TO m a r ( • h bo nb H i m D aftndaata T in a a n d n o ticb o r iir r -va- BAMUBL Q. aoVK. wldowtr, c. or Arrow, a. u hunt, i « - K i u •( • " 'dTObih r r r ~ J O H N S ir . I.E E n*i*tirr. o o cld *• * K e TCHEM. MARTHA C. ATK o t ) , TIIOMAB H A i n and MIN, S K v a MAUL a i a wit*. HE L EN J. W E E N WOOD a n d UBOIIUK A •BEK N W O O l). h t r husband, A D ■ S T U. MORTON a a d JE S S I E N. S h t o .v , h i s WU*. 1.ISXIU A. O U L X B A 'C a a d ' CHARLES K. W A L K E R . h * r husband. KDWARD Z , D llluG E H S anil K U ZA RETII SO IUOERB. hla wlf*. F H E D U SkOUERTSON. SAMUEL F. GOVE, S M i l t a f a r .bin w i l l and b a r childt e n m a m a s not k n o w n ), CON■DLI DATED LAND COMPANY, a F l o r i d a Corporation, C. U llllADM IT , whoa* adilraaa I* 143 Mill WtTMl, Orlando, Florida. and l i c i t I * R T H. PECK, If allva. a n d II Em<i. hla or h t r unknow n hairs, t e e v l t t t t , H a n taa n o r a r a n t t a t , and a * a n d a ll naraona, firm s nr cor, D eration* ([aim ing I n u r a a l a br, ■through, u n d a r e r a a a la a t th* WDova na ni.'l ilafrndania, amt *»AL L PHKMuNM. NATL HAL. Oil 2 P B P O R A T K . HAVINlI Oil CLAIMS O ANT ESTATE, HIUIIT, TITLE E ) l INTEREST IN, OR LIEN l.'PON * |1 B FOLLOWING DESCRIBED . Dafaadsnt 111 N. W. i-harry R oad Maaslllnn, Ohio You a ra h a r a b r notlflad t h a t a kill o t complaint (or dlvarc * kaa kaan fll*.l a g a in st you. a nd you nr* rannlrad to a .r v a a copy of y o u r a n a w t r or p l a a d l a g to tha kill er complaint an t h a p l t l n t l i r * _______ P a r k i n s , S4T a tto r n e y Waal gnuth Hlraat, O rlando, F l o r ­ ida. and fit* th* o r ig in a l A n a w tr o r Plaadlag In tha a tt i c * o t Ik* Clark a t th* Circuit C o u r t an o r btfnra Thursday, N ovem ber *4, 111*. I f you fall to do so Judg­ m ent by default will k* t a k e n a g a in s t you for th* r a lla f d e m a n d ­ ed In th* bill of c om plain t. DUNK 'AND O RD ERE D a t S a n ­ ford, gamlnnla County. Florid*, th is ISnd day of October, t i l * . O. P. HERNDON CLKIIK O P T H E CIRCUIT COURT UT M artha T. Vlhlan DC P a ul C. Parkin* SIT w a i t noutii a t r t a t Orlando. F lorida A tto rn ey for P l a in t i f f a* raqulrad by U v , not l a t e r th a n th* lath day e f Nov., I t ;* . WITNESS my h a n d and th* a lf l •1*1 aaal ot to ld Court In San­ ford, aamlnola County, Florida, thla l i t h day o t October, A. D. l*i». O. P. HERNDON Clerk of C ircu it Court Ur: M a rtha T. Vllilen D. C. HOWLAND AND PETIIUSKA *1 H a d Robinson Avaaua Orltnda. Florida HORRELL AND BOURLAND *17 North Main O i r e ti Orlando Florida Ailurntya for A'talntlff IMKAI.I i ’ubllah 4 T im ,a PONTIAC’S W ID E-TR N O W 'L E A D S T O 'V O C R For » HOMES BBd SPRINKLER SYSTEMS F a i r b a n k s • Macao P u t * p a R e p a i r s T o All M e k t o Happincaa Through Health C. Long Howard 217 E. CO M M ER C IA L 8 T . (By DB. F. LEO KERWIN) FA 1 U J1 T ou and each of you e r a htraby k u ir td lo fit* yo u r a n a w t r or par defaaalv* glaa dlna w ith tba n r k of Ih* above Court and rva a copy th ere o f upon Stepn It. M a g y a r tA tto r a a y fur a l a t l l f a l . 341 Nw. Main Hlraei, lltnda. Florida, up or baloro tba i day of November, 111), If you II to do *o a dacroe pro t**faa«o III b* e n te r e d agblnel you ta r a ra llaf damaadaU l a th a Comnlnt. AVITNEKH my h a n d and th a aaal 1 aald C ourt a t Hanford, Saralaola lunty. Florida, th is IS day *f Itobtr, III*. C lark Byt A r i a J. L uaS aulat Deputy C lark IKAl.l r E P U E N It. MAUTAH [t No. Main a t r a a t (land*. Flo rid * What Is Arthritis? Motors, Inc. | ‘ SANFORD, FLA. H ill YOU11 FIND S A lll AND SIKVICI DISIONID TO MAKI PONTIAC OWNIMHIP MOM UWARDINOl Every aspect of our roles and service operation ia thoughtfully planned to make your purchase and ownership of a Pontiac more plroront. You’ll find our salesmen courteous, interested in your individual nquircm euls in a c a r. . . competent and COLONIAL CLEAN RR8 lie a. ralaette Ave. ... — F— — -f l h^ >' """I 1 •• ^ _ eager to help you make the moat rotiafactory selection. One* you become a proud Pontiac owner, our factory-trained ■ervice team will see to it that your Pontiac keep* oa pleasing you from the day you drive it away, Thia ia the kind of service you expect, and you’ll find everything hero meet# your expectation*. We invit* you to see i» soon. �.i■■^ . . ~ . . «7l • .i i ,* fin fa rft g rra lb Mon., S ot. 2. 1959—Pag* 8 Hunt Still On SANFORD • DEBARY ENTERTAINMENT ASSOCIATION board mem­ bers meet to discuss the opening of the ticket sales drive for the group’s concert series to open Nov. 19. Looking over plans for the drive are, left to right, Mrs. L. D. Tnmny, Mrs. D. E. Thompson, Chester Kenrick. chairman; D. E. Thompson and Mrs. Joe Baker. (S tall 1'hoto) Spain Has Much Building, But No Rush (Editor's Not*: This it the igaily Into V nth of a eerie* of articles by t *t least the bar and waited Spain, but due to the favorable minute* for the ratn , rate of exchange, dinner, room, »• > T *y n > For Missing Cuban Army Commander HAVANA, Cub* (U PI) —The 100-plane starch for Cuban army commander H*J. Camllo Cienfuegos continued today but specula­ tion grew that h* wag Involved In more than an ordinary plan* crash. Cienfuegos and two other men disappeared on a two-hour flight Wednesday night. T h e n was no radio message after takeoff and no sign of wreckage has been found. Premier Fidel Cailro and mem­ bers of his government a n under­ stood to be basing tba teareh on the possibilities that Cienfuegos either crashed in a deserted a n a and was killed or that he and the other two men are to badly in­ jured that they cannot algnai for help. It was on thli basis that they ordered the mass air search and I asked U. S. Navy authorities to help. j But two other possibilities a n being talked about here: That i Cienfuegos has been kidnaped by i anti-Castro forces or that he has flown to another country to ask ! for political asylum. Tbit line of speculation points out that Castro delayed announc- | Ing that the plane waa missing for 30 hours and that search an­ nouncements also appealed to the public to keep calm and ignore rumors. Speculation that Cienfuegos. who fought next to Castro in the rebellion, might be seeking refuge In (he United States waa being brought forward only in the most guarded terms. Such an action would be a major blow to Castro, whose air force chief, MaJ. Pedro Diaz Lanz, fled the country and now is heading the propaganda fight against him. A. M. and R. H. Haskell who *°t tX^ *nd b r,*k f,,t C°‘ l ab°Ul h*'( " ara now in Europe.) patient or angry. A similar group in a comparable hotel in New Burgos, bpain — San Scots* 0( Frenchmen would have been York, but (ho accommodations tian U the aumraer capital of protesting violently at the wea- would not have been as spacious. Spain and one of the smartest u,cr >n(j 0| cac|| other in five We saw a lot of road work 0 im m er resorts in Europe. The minutff> i t truc that time being done with antiquated ma' season is now over, so the town noj n)can much here. We chincry and a great deal of man la quid. a j|<ed our hotel when checkout power. Workmen were smooth Built on a big cove between (jmc wal antj a disinterested ing crushed atone on the road­ two hills. It has a lovely sand , ,(,rilg tn d a ‘ leave when you way___________„ .......... and breaking ..it _r up with ham beach, right downtown, bright wish — no hurry". This hoiel ia m en. It must taka a long time gardens, and wide boulevards. a bjg baroque pile with elegant to build a road this way, but so T litr^ r-J re c rrT M inr-«»m m cr-jraCrn:'njam i;'tnirU 'tirooiirTra->- far thp- r uadi hate bn'ii suipm NEW” Y O R irT rPT )-== -A m eT t^ for“ "■■■“ Spain. "The coastal and enormous, with an alcove over ingly good. We were, however, cans will buy more used c a n “ plains *" th t mountains that rise out of a park, hung with red brocade, on the main highway between than new cars in 1939 for the se­ tbam are so green they glow in bedspreads to match, red plush San Sebastian and Madrid, so we cond straight year, according to tho sun. Passing over the moun- armchairs, and a very elaborate may be in for a rude shock la­ a survey by Business Week Maga­ ins, we went up 1,700 feet in floral rug. It is not cheap, for ter zine. It was the other way around miles, the country gets rugged in the three years prior to 19M. and stark. The study reports 9.8 per cent A great many factories and of the population wilt be in the much housing are being built, used car market this year while all functional modern and quite 7.8 per cent will be buying new ugly. But the new apartments ears. In the record auto tales NOTTINGHAM, England (UPI)—The college boy* are not so grim as the present year of 1933, > 2 per cent bought are at it ugain. Once it was goldfish. Then there wu* housing. These old stone build­ new ears and 7.3 per cent used ings aro dark and grimy, many telephone booth cramming. Lutcr there was n craze for ones. •tilt showing evidence of the squeezing into tiny automobile*. aheiling during the Civil War. This time it is handshaking. m The Spanish are small, lively, Stephen Kowlinaon, 19-year-old economics student T n d noisy. We walked down the IA T i l W I'lMCI IT C lll HT. M A T H nt Nottingham University, claimed he set a world re­ Esplanade of the old Spanish capi­ J II II II V I* CIIM I IT IIP Ft.till III \ cord Saturday by shaking hands with 9, 001 persons. tal of Burgos and were almost i \ I M l FOII n F .H IM ItK r O l .VTV I II %M ICItY Ml. M»Jin deafened by the Saturday night It took him 10 hours and 10 minutes to boat the 50IIOIIKIIT L E E l l l U l U l t i : . crowd. The screams o! children year-old murk of 8.5.T0 set in 1907 by President T heo­ P la in tiff playing, people talking and . v#. dore Roosevelt. Two fellow student* stood by counting ANNIE LE NA GILMORE laughing loudly, motor scooter off the handshakes on a blackboard. Defendant horns, snd shrill police whistles M in c i: to n i'iT A ii "I'm in pretty good condition generally,” ltowlinmade a bedlam of the streets. THE HTATB O F K l J l l t l D t TO: son said, “but I’ve got a stiff arm and tennis elbows.” The workingmen's bars, most AN NIE LENA UILMOIU:. 1012 W est W a sh in g t o n Avenue, East of them nasty little holes, were point. Georgia %requcnted by men only. In the A H s o r n C om p la in t h a t i n g been T m arter places, women are tole­ filed a g a in st >mi In the Circuit Court In and for h em lnole C o u n ­ rated, though the men predomi­ ty, Florida. In Ch ancery, for D i­ nate. i \ i i i »: i m i i i r c o t o r o r t i m : 1959. Him aaina tiding a milt f»» vorce. the short t itle o f said .• (loti 1 Last night, while we were sit­ m \ i'll j i i i i i i v i . l i m i n ' i i »- formclntf m M o rtg a g e on lh« fol* bein g Robert l.ee Gilmore, Plain* i 1uv\ Imu UrmrlbaMl l<ri>perty, to w ill t l tf vs. Annie Lena Gilmore, Dr- ! ting at a sidewalk cafe in San M . n i n i M . i \ v s t i r i m iiio n . m iiiin i. J..M 19, Minsk •*!.*• 1*1 >N« sw o o n fendant, the.*# p res en ts nr« to 1 Sebastian, a torrential rain came cm iiiii.*: .m i :i i i r i » i : m i . nwiti PA UK Hern lim it County* Fbir* causa ami require yo u to file your up suddenly. Everyone retreated tin iiT iM iii: r o n i a i . i i s i m : Ma. a cco rd in g in tti* pint w ritte n d efen ses . If sny, to the Americans To Buy More Used Cars t > ii— " i ; T«P Value Food Buys Every Day Plus Top Value Stamps *- . I .v tor Top ; rou •« ip P S T O j Value Gifts 3r«»P wRf, , , ch | 0< Purthow. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Prices Good Thru Wednesday, November 4th. IN S T A N T COFFEE (Limit one with o $5.00 or more Food Order.) Maxwell House ALL IftANDS KVAPORATKO TALL M ILK 3 C0CA-C0LA 6 i WEYEI INST. COFFEE Cans L im it 6 Please. ROYAL CROWN COLA er (Reg. Size) Limit 1 with a $2.50 or more Food Order. ASSORTED COLOR TOILKT LIT TISSUK 19< _ 5 i0 0 ROUS NEW DAY r. <- i 1 Swift Premium Grade " A " Dr. A Dr. Quick Frozen - All Sizes R A Hew Twist Butterball Turkeys Legal Notice h: Legal Notice SELECT AM ) LAY AWAY CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW AT WIEBOLDT’S CAMERA SHOP 210 S. Park Are. NOT RESPONSIBLE I will not be retpundble for sny drbtj incurred by Mrs. WII. Ham L. Day or any one elae other than myaelf. Mr. William 1.. Day KKV D B V K U U ’MKNT A ItK.Vl.TT, INC., a Florida Corporation ru in tu r v». l*L.UT»ti K. INGIt.UfAM ami NANCY 11* l.V i l l A H A ' I . his » | f « Defen d a n ts m it m u t o %rri;%u To; r i . A f P K r.. INOliAIIAM F o r t Crane. New York and NANCY M. IN* *t; All A M. I l l Main Sirs ft. Near Milford. Pennsylvania. You, and each o f you ara order* ed to appear and a nawsr In per m n or by Attorn ey to a Com* 1 p laint herein filed a g a in st >ou an t 1 ea ch of )oti, In the Circuit Court, Nlnetb Judicial G lrtuit hi and for | Hemlnole C o u n t), Florida, on or | before the 35th day o f ,No\ertther t hereof, an recorded III t'Ut Itook It, r » « e » i, 9 ami 10 of the I’uMlo Item rda o f Hcml* no!* County, Florida, o t h t r u l a # m t i rcrcr Pro l.'onffmo will he m u r e d agn ln at you and each of you, for failu re to appear and aniMver a* required br linr. WITNKKM my hand and nffl* s lat »eal this :2 nd day o f October A. O. 1951. (HEAP) o P Herndon Clark o f tba ( I r c u l t Court. Semins*!* County, Florid a Hr s t i r t h a T. Yihlen It+nutv Clerk FF.LDKU ,\M » IG.TTING H AL’J A tto rn ey e at l*aw ; P ro fes sio n a l HutMIng. j Winter Park. Florida i Publish Met. 2 i K Nov. 9. f. If. Complaint filed herein, and to se rve a copy t h e r e o f upon Pla intiff's A tto rn ey on or before the Joth day of Novem b er, A. U 1959 o t h e r w ise a Decree Pro Confess ^ will be rn ivred n g a l n s t yo u and the c a u se proceed r t part#. W1TNEHM my hand and officia l »evl at fcanford. Hemlnnl* County . Florida, title 15th d a y of October, A. D. 1559. O P. H ern don Clerk o f th e circu it Court, In and for Hemlnole County, Florida, Ity; Martha T. Vlhlen ARMOUR STAR Gr. “A” Dr. I Dr. QUICK FROZEN Rtody Is lake , | | ' I n ■ I* t> Hot 1510 3U2-20I North P ark Hanford, Florida Avnus STUFFED TURKEYS Y O U N G GEESE Y O U N G DUCKS s The Duty of Every Q u a l i f i e d V o t e r To E x e r ci s e His P r i v i l e g e To wPork County and a t 39- Sausage 3 B»gb; M00 Sliced Bacon Gr. " A ” Dr. & Dr. Quick Frozen Palmetto Farms - Baking Hens Lb. 39s Pimento Cheese c!£ 49* Grad* " A ” Dr. L Dr. Quick Frozen Caponettes Pilhbury Canned u>. 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PRODUCTION DON'T KNOW HOW Reapportion Act £ood For County ;■#i*J• ' Seminole County voter* have a chance tomorrow to iatreaae their representation In the legislature by approvlni . th e proposed reapportionment. The constitutional amendment would give Seminole Cfcraty a full Senate seat. We no longer would have to share th e district Senate seat with Brevard, which would become |£ le w district under the amendment. This will increase our county's representation In the upper chamber by about 60 p e t cent, since Brevard has roughly twice our population. ~ The county legislative delegation Friday urged a large " turnout of voter* and stressed th a t, the passage of the r ••• "Amendment is Important to the county, because this reap* pdgtlonment appears to be about the best the state la going ugo get for a long time. •*Tha Seminole County delegation recognizes th at the A pportionm ent is not perfect, but we feel th at it is the -fatft th a t can be had. There are no skeletons in the closet, ‘•ap p o rtio n m en t represents an honorable compromlse. one which the delegation backs 100 per cent, a joint *t^tf men^ i f f 1Sen. Doug Stenstrom and Reps. Gordon Frederick and ' lo c k Cleveland J r. said. • ’ “Let your voice be heurd. Wc urge you to vote in favor : of-the constitutional amendment,” they said. "Tr* County voter* also may vote on the proposed school li salllsge and three school trustees. Sanford voters can make g choice on two city council seats. V O TE!_____ „ , 3HOTAI10 - W *\>i - l. . K: 4 1 JJo Money Needed -In This Drive •v * There are many campaigns for the community good, but „Utare Is one coming up here which Is unusuul In that It does not seek to raise money. -•** - This one Just needs people. ' The American Cancer Society is seeking the answer to — the causes of cancer, which the experts say is more than a disease—it is many diseases. More than a million people are needed to volunteer to give Information on confidential ques­ tionnaires which will be distributed by volunteer workers in 27 states. From the answers of these people, the Cancer Society hopes to fill in some Information reseurchcrs need in finding cancer cures. The survey will seek out cancer causing factors In dif­ 4 ferent) enviv«nnMnt*, occupntlonf.,nocj«d ..groups, rejigious -•Sets and from habits and diets of people* • . • i Ths Woman's Club, undaunted by the formidable prob­ lems connected with such a survey, will conduct the enmpalgn in Seminole County. Its members have volunteered to survey 300 families. Now, how about 300 families volunteering to help these volunteers do a job that can help the whole world? DAILY CROSSWORD A caoM ! re-- DOWN 20. Meadow 1. Nuclei o f 31. Forti­ 3 .----lurch grata flelasale fy 33. In8. Localities 3. Internal •ect t . Concerning 3. Shelf33. Matea 31. Long nail 4. Cuckoo 34. Nutri­ lLCUndhl'a B. Pieced ment* country 6. Palm IS; flay 39. Large leaf 34. Hupport cuk (ver.) IB. l'ay atten­ 7. Hallefied 26. Instantly Teeterder'i Aaewer tion 8. Treepase IT. Troop Important 33. Levele 10. Exotlo 10. Window 33. Joins, as (ebbr.) PecUlo metal g la u 23mAng*r fe * ,,or*31. M'eelaeippt 33. Fish belt. ZOfttoneUry embank* • 36. Regret unit of 40. drampua ment llomanla a r i A SI. Devoured * S3. Went off % % % to it S3. Enroll, ae la 3 Va college U iT™ ST. Aitrlngent eubeUnca % 14 •7 SS. Attempt % 39. Metal id •a 30. Pin 31. Mr. Ayrea ii »» 14. Centimeter % (abbr.) it r 1» 33. Walk through Ii *7” water d % i 36. Evening n 11 Vi h *• (poet) % % 37. Wading bird *4 34 30. Unuaual % 41. Harden >a »l H (ver.) 42. Tendency 4L 4i 43. Branch 44. Luck ;i (Anglo% Iriih) I1 Assignment Washington Texas Has Most Banks In U. S. U. S. Construction Goin To Go Up V On November 3rd you will have not only the privilege but the duty to go to the polls and vote on the Constitutional Amendment providing for Re-apportionment of the Florida Legislature. “NOW SHOWING” Monday, November 2, 1059 watTsiia eiiao tv . Mis*e rskiwsw k v iM k #. cvauisa, a s tw tu iis M***a*r JACK T H in d ir CKCKLIA rABKKH B a ile e JAMES STEWART LEE REMICK t: ARTHURO'CONNEL EVE ARDEN KATHRYN GRANT I w W I , B ailee ;#e# J06CPH N. WUCH a* Judge Wiaver _ rik lllle S Usllr e»reel •*I»»C*7, geeeeedlB* n > u n w c a rl* ts* aa S a te r e a r B a le r* # s r etM * n a il e r OeUbee ST, l a t e a s lb* P m * o rfle e e l M a la r # . T le rM a a a # e r Ike * e i a t C aaereaa *1 M arch S. 1ST*, rb * U e ra l# la a n e n h e , ml Ihe L 'allr# f t t u w h ir* la e a illle # eeela*. lealr •* lb# ae# la* r e p a h llra tlM *1 aU lb * laeal a t m e tla ie # la IbU • e w a p a te e . 5, ■ c B tc m m o a ■A TM ' m . ‘\ Ham* U tU re rr Ilf Mall la e .m i a - l , l a e a l ? a il n ib ee u f t n e Pal# ■ r C a rrie r 1 t e a * I l l J e •».** I ( t a r 41140 I S ear Urn W aeb • M eaib e S.TS M e • M aaiha S.TS a M aalke 8 M aalbe U* SA« I K e alb e *4* a M aalke I H a a lb IM 14* I M eath 1* 0 I H aalb BA a . P a e la l I t s k M i a r p ra rM * lh a l mil n a i l eakaaeip.i*** k* p a l# la Re-apportionment is the division of representation among the 67 counties of Florida. There are now 95 members of the House of Representatives. The November 3rd ballot allows this to be increas­ ed to 103 members with the additional members being given to the more populous counties. Seminole County’s position as to repre­ sentation in the House is not materially affected. We now have two members and, based upon our population growth, will continue to have two members for many years in the future. 4 BEN GAZZARA fb g e 4 TO: THE PEOPLE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FROM: YOUR LEGISLATIVE DELEGATION R E-AP P O R T IO N M E N T IS IM P O R T A N T TO SEMINOLE COUNTY # 1 Ing “Communist fire" In Laoa special committee lo supervlu By MARQUIS CHILDS and said, "It must be met with the CIA but this was turned down WASHINGTON — In a cere­ strong determination." The 1°»* flatly by the Congressional lead, mony marking the laying of the of even five or six aoUlera In ershlp. Mansfield says he still be. eornentoM , with President Eleen- northern D o s In what the Com- lieves such a committee is nectQ bower as the principal speaker, munista claim is a “civil war D sary to protect the CIA from pub the Central Intelligence Agency important, Cabell told the Guard lie doubt and suspicion. I* stepping a little way out of Association, comparing the LaoThe number of employe* «h« the shadow of professional secre­ tion battles to the "shot beard will use the new building i« „*. cy. When the building, nearly round the world" at Lexington in turally secret. But there D one half the s i n of the Pentagon, is public clue — two large parlcia. the American Revolution. completed In August of 1961 it •To the free people of the W4st lota on the 140-acre site providt will be inadequate to house the the bold evidence of Communist for a total of 3,000 cars. staff of the agency. aggression Is not very palatable," This is a .measure of the way Cabell said. "Calling this ‘peace­ In which the CIA has grown in ful- coexistence* does not make the 13 y e a n of its existence. Un­ very much sense to me." der the CIA act not only ita oper­ Dlraetor Allen W. Dulles It ations but ita budget, the size of frank In saying that he would Ilk# the staff and all ether details arc to see Mine of the able economic secret. and political analysts In CIA write Yet there are signs, and the and speak publicly on their spe­ public ceremony marking the Dy­ cialties. Hls sDff lncuudes dis­ ing of the cornerstone la one, that tinguished men in almost every the far-flung Intelligence ageney field of intalllgenee analysis and would like to have the public research. Their work aa analysis know more about ita overt func­ —refining down ami interpreting tion*. There can be no question, of the vast amount of material that eourao, about publicising its covert come* into CIA — is open and activities, which Include a wide above board. range of work such ae eucourag One reason Dulles may be en ing the defection of Communist rouraging hit associate* to step agent* who will reveal either in out in public Is because the burden public or in private the working on him Is so great. He must in of the Communist espionage sys­ variably appear before Congres tem. .__ , , , . . . . . visional committees, ami always In I. « "» • ■«* “>« Pressure on him to I* an Inherent distrust ^ol secret «fill .... spenking engagements t. is un­ government the CIA ha* stirred ending. For the first time in the surprisingly little suspicion de­ nearly seven year* that he has spite it* remarkable expansion. been director Dulles on November Yet, the dilemma doe* exist and 13 will appear publicly before i U is likely to become acute if the Congressional committee to pre outward and visible ilgns of the sent an analysis of the Soviet cold war diminish in an era of economy, negotiation with the prospect of ‘This i* In Itself a radical depar­ competitive coexistence. In theory the CIA doe* not ture since hls predecessors all de­ clined to testify in public. Dulles make policy. Under the law It la one of the most-dedicated and required to provide Intelligence is hard-working public servants in estimates — the raw material of Washington, resembling h is policy — to the National Secur­ ity Council and the President. Yet, brother, Ihe late John Foster Dul­ with the great body of knowledge les, in hls tireless expenditure of energy. that It collect# on Communist ac­ He ia undoubtedly one reason tivities In every part of the world the temptation D inevitably I that ‘"V Congress ha* been content to. strong to try to steer the nation' ^ tep. h.u/ e, b’,d*e' “ *• billion do,Ur* dollars a on a course of strong resistance *l cIo,c lo "a billion year — without supervision. Senand counterattack. Recently the deputy direclur, ator Mike Mansfield proposed a Air Force General C. P. Cabell, made two apeeche* that aeemed to auspicious observer to skirt the policy line. Speaking to the National Security Commission of NEW YORK (U P U - Although the American Legion three weeks New York is Ihe nation’s money alter President Eisenhower hid center, Texas had more banks Invited Premier Khrushchev to than any other state during 1998, visit this country, Cabell warned according to a survey by R. L. ■gainst "smiling faces from the Polk & Co. i Kremlin." He said that a free Texas was the home of 977 ride on the Communist merry-go- banks. Illinois was second with round alwaya "turn* out to be 944. But in the number of bank­ costly." ing offices. New York led with In an address to the National 1.931, followed by California. Guard Association early in Octo­ Pennsylvania, Ohio and then ber, Cabell talked of the smoulder- Texas. When the goat died, hti master (Inal kingdom on tha hill over­ By ED KOTEKBA gave him a splendiferous funeral. WASHINGTON — Slowly, the looking the capital. They even pay their le»t refire truck croited the Potomac •pcct* to starling.* here. And But he waa afraid that If anybody discovered hia sentimental deed, from Virginia, traversed Wash­ hlnck bird* and goldfish. ington ami lumbered into the Forty eat.* re it under one head- he'd be the butt of a lot of ribald Maryland country.tide. The truck ■tone. They were the pet* of lias- joke*. So he atktd the folks a t the waa from Falla Church. l u fire com Tlmmon*, the corre*pondentAmong them ia Timmy, who gain­ cemetery to keep the burial bell tolled In eolemn, alow rhythm. ed fame a* the one and only Na­ secret, at least until he, too, The boyi were bringing their tional Prei* Club mascot. passed on. maicot, a pet dog, to 1U final rent­ J o another grave I* burled NaHe died a few months ago. ing place in Aapln Hill Cemetery. pukron, the cat from Baltimore People are sometimes unpre This kind of eoniideration for who -made headline* around the dictable a t the graveside services an old friend ia not unutual In world In the late 30* a* an un­ of their peta. Once a dowager theia parU, for 27,000 pel* — canny weather prophet. fainted when her pooch wa* low­ animal* anil bird* — He in private J. Edgar Hoover, who buried five ered Into Ua three-foot grave. grave* on the 10-acrc hill In As- dog.* at A*|>in, looked thoughtful­ Another time, a Washington ly upon the coffin of Spec Dee man appeared at the bier of hi* pin. Vou ran give your pet a fun­ liolo, an Airedale, * number «f French poodle with a bras* band. eral for $29, or $1,000. Mr*. year* ago a* the pet wa* being George Young, wife of the care­ lowered Into the grave. And then j taker, *aid monument* run to the FBI chief* head lowered and $790. he murmured: “This ia one of the The hcadilone* are like what saddest day* of my life.” you find In other cemeteries, only A real heartbrrnker involved a there rrad: Rover . . . limit* . . . billy gout. For yean, that goat Scrap*. On one of the freah wa* a fixture in a Georgetown mount* you *ee no atone* hut a tavern, lie wa* the tavern own­ memento — a worn rubber bone. er's pet. Probably the dog'a last toy. Under a low cedar, a weathered headtlone beara a framed picture Senator Douglaa Slenntrom, Rep. Mnck N. Cleveland, Jr., and Hep. Gordon V. Frederick <>f Jigg*, the original pet of KKO'a “Our Gang Comedy." And, there, under a (Ingle** flugixde NEW YORK (U PI)-T he con­ la Rag*, the hero of World War I. struction Industry will account He was hurled with full military for 13 per cent of total economic | honor*. A few fret away re*ti activity in 1999, or a whopping Rlrky, the South Pole husky of 4 billion, chairman Adrian R. 1 Admiral Richard E. Byrd. isher of Jnhns-Msnville Corp. Aipln ii the largest pet ceme predicts. tery In the United State*. Ilut re­ Of the total, he added. $92 bil­ cently there have been nearly a* lion will he spent for new con­ many bird* laid to re*t there m struction and $22 billion for main­ four-legged peta. In the past five taining. repairing and modernit- | yean, 200 parakeet* Joined tbla Ing existing structures. % 1 Washington Calling FEATURE: 2:00 . 3:00 . 8:00 NO CHILDREN'S TICKETS SOLD FOR THIS ATTRACTION FOR THIS ATTRACTION ADULTS — 70c HITS HARD, HITS FAST, HITS BIG “THE F.B.I. STORY” STARTING NOV. 13th Seminole County does gain a separate Senatorial District. The Senate is now composed of 38 Senatorial Districts. Ours, the 37th District, is composed of Brevard and Seminole County. The Nov. 3rd ballot increases the Senatorial Districts to 44, among these a separate District for Seminole Co. On November 3rd a vote for re-apportionment is a vote for a separate Senator for Seminole County. The Seminole County Delegation recognizes that the Re-appor­ tionment is not perfect but we feel that it is the best that can be had There are no skeletons in the closet, in spite of the efforts by some to confuse this issue and the public for political purposes. Re-apportionment represents an honorable compromise, one which the Delegation backs 100%. ine On November 3rd. be sure you vote in this most important elec­ tion. Let your voice be heard. We urge you to vote in favor of the Constitutional Amendment (The coat of this adverllHemcnl la paid by the Seminole Delegation aa an exorraain. « . obligation to properly inform our people) S " e*pre” ,on of our �)tfr. .r 5Hr OanfarS W'ralS Mon., Nov. 2. 1959—Page 8 Girl Scout J Diary ‘l Brownie Troop inn invested 12 new members into the brown uni­ form last week. Each girl h at attended four mertingi And be* ! fore she is ••Pinned,” m utt demI onitrat* that she knows her i Brownie premise and salute and must show (amdiarity with tha flag ceremony. Initiates of a fraternity could not have received the cherished FOUR VOLUNTEERS who helped solicit for trick or pin with more eagerness amt treat for UNICKF, Friday night. l.oft to right. Courtney pridn than these little ones show* Hook, Marion Skclley, Mary Ann Fox nnd Philip Stith. rd for their Brownis pins. Mrs. Ruby SJoblom was guest speaker for the program. She showed the girls how to make SOME OF THE GUESTS at the liullowcen party given pretty clothes hangers by wrap­ by Jeff and Susan Largen. Friday morning at their ping them in yam . There la now school. Jeff is the tiger (second front left, standing) nn excuse for ugly wire hangers and Susan is shown holding a pumpkin. Others arc front A GROUP OF STUDENTS from the Sanford Nursery and Kindcrgurtcn, in the wardrobes of these eager row (seated) Vicki Accardi and Paul Hamilton. Hack young Brownies. enjoying a Halloween party Friday a t the school. # ruw (standing from left) Grady Johnson. Larry Flora, At the close of the .meeting the girls gathered in the friend­ David Stutsman and Mrs. Michael Caolo (the leopard) The home of Mrs. Barbara her 7 at the King ami Prinee. ship circle to sing the “ Smile” one of the teachers. Greene on Jewels l.ane was the The rituals will be lictd in the song to an audience of delighted scene of the annual Model Meet- Gold Room at 7 p. in. and an j mothers, ing of the Gamma Lambda Chap- evening of dining and dancing I — ter of Beta Sigma Phi. The will be cnjo>ed with the buspresident. Mrs. Reida McCall, hands following the ceremonies. presided at the meeting and in­ Refreshments were served by 1 BY MARIAN K. JONES troduced Mrs. Ann Cowan, im ­ Mrs. W. T. Chance has return­ mediate past president who spoke Mrs. Greene after the meeting' ed from Long Island, N. Y. where on the aims and purposes of was adjourned. Other members i she visited her son-in law and Bela Sigma Phi and reviewed the attending the meeting wore Mrs. Peggy Lawrence. Betty McKee, The Jaycee Wives Club will daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Al Thom­ history of the sorority. Gloria Little, Ginny Robertson, meet tonight a t S p. m. at tha as and her little grandson, William Mrs.. Greene and Mrs. Paulette Faye Stetson. Vermelle Peter­ home of Mrs. Kay Shoemaker, Chance Thomas. i • ’ | White presented an interesting son, Katie Corley, Sponsor, and 7317 Willow Ave. An executive Mrs. Charles T. Niblack, who Miss Pearl Bowen, bride elect da Coekinan, Miss Carol Herman, program on "Slorytelling." Mrs. has been sick Tor sometime, White stressed the point that an Darlene Tye. Mrs. Niki Hall was hoard meeting will preeada tha of Wysong Moorcr, was honored Mrs. Paul Miller. welcomed as a visitor. meeting at 7 :IS p. m. has been the guest of her sonwith a shower. Wednesday even Mrs. May Hell Haynes. Mrs. storyteller must have inlaw and daughter, Mr. and ainteresting ing by Miss Ola H. Yates and Henry Hardy, Mrs. Nettie Owens., good voice and extensive voca­ Mrs. David Jackson, Tampa, bulary. Mrs. Grreno demonstrat­ Miss Annette Yates at their home Mrs. Bob Owens, Mrs. Mary while recuperating from pneu­ ed the humor point of storytell­ on Rosalia Drive. Owens, Mrs. Mary Lou Owens, monia. She returned with Mrs. Thu REST I* nho The bride's rablc was overlaid Miss Evelyn Landress and Mrs. Jackson and little granddaugh­ ing by reading a short story. with a lace cloth and centered Roberta Keith. the EASIEST Mrs. Sophia Shoemaker dem ­ ter, Pam, who were with her dur­ f r ith a while cake, tupped with to apply. onstrated the mouth to muulli resing her Illness. a miniature bride and groom. Come In And cuscltation method which was Mrs. Jim French has returned recently presented by the Ameri­ Completing tablo decorations were CIiwm* \o u r Color* to her home in Pensacola after ' can Red Cross amt gave some two silver candelabra with burn­ a visit with tier parents. Mr. and ing candles and refreshments of GAL. Mrs. W. It. Meek. The Jim interesting and beneficial rules nuts, mints, and punch. THE COSTUMED GUESTS at Aniruu Lien’s Halloween Frenches recently moved from U> follow in case of suffocation Games were played with prizes or drowning. Gainesville to Pensacola. TRAY FREE birthday party. being awarded to Mrs. Hob Mrs. Pat Largrn. Chairman of BY IDA MAY SJORLO.M Mrs. Theodore Aulin. Jr., r c j Richardson and Miss Lois Mes­ the Service Committee, reported turned home with her Im-thand CWO Robert C. Martin has re­ ser. this past week after a stay of on the Thanksgiving basket which ported to NAS Cecil Field, near f re e Drroratlng Service — France* and F.lmtr BoO Other guests included, Mrs. will he donatrd and pn-srnted to some lime in Asheville, N. C. Specialising in Drapery and Slip Coven Juanita .Moorcr. Mrs. Mire Jacksonville, for duty with FAS-. tlie Salvation Army for distribu­ tion at Thanksgiving. She also W ales, Miss Ruth Ann Dunlap, j | r> .Martin lias been a n 1 Mrs. Thomas Parlice, Mrs. N'ai- acitve member of the Lake Mary 1 asked (or volunteers for the Anterican Cancer Society poll wliirh ! Chamber of Commerce and has dc- J is living conducted throughout the 1 I voted much time to the boy scouts. United States. Mr. and Mrs. Milton A. Ferrell, costumes at 6:30 p. 111. and were He was an asist,ant scoutmaster Mrs. Cowap, a member of the entertained on the patio which and spent many hours working on honored their daughter, Amron was Service Committee, reported on 1 decorated with orange and PRIVATE NURSERY SCHOOL - A r m I i t i Lien, on her eighth birthday with the scout but. Mrs. Martin and the birthday party al the County Mack crepe paper streamers. (limited enrollment) The fake Monroe P. T. O. Home, whu-h was held last week. children. Bobby and Wendy, will a costume Halloween birthday Carrying out the Halloween mo­ continue to live in their home here. party at their home on Cedar tif rats, witches, pumpkins and will meet Tuesday at 7.30 p. in. Candy nml cakes were taken to * CnntinuouM year round program at the school. Each room will lx* The Business and Professional j with Mr. Martin coming home i ^ veThe guests arrived in elaborate other ••goblin” typo decorations visited by ihr parents where tile home by .Mrs. Cowan and School Hours — 9 a. m. to 12:00 Womens' Club will meet Tues- 1wci-kends when possible. __________ Mrs. Patricia Slrnstrom and ---------------------- ------- ' wero scanned alt about. teachers will explain program gifts for llit* gentleman celchrnt- j f l a y at 7:30 p. in. at the hoinc .\it d ec “ on of officers was held I Story I ln u r ....... Music & Dnnclag I A period of games and play- I aims and materials used for tlie Mrs. Arulyn lruc, in Lake wjj|, i>Jt Willis chosen as prrsi- /-* / KA 10,' Ids birthday. Art.w — t ’rails ” • .................... “ ’ ' Outdoor Game* Mary. The regular monthly busi- ,|c0|. Sondra Humphrey, vice-prea* v ^ O L / O / 0 / r l C I / T i G C l time was enjoyed followed by j year. Mrs. Carol Dennison reported j 1refreshments of cake, candy, ice | The business meeting will fol­ Nature Studies ness will he conducted. idem: Cathy McCarthy, secretary : ! , cream and cold drinks. Each low- in tlie school auditorium and Hut the Social Committee had Shamn Anscll. song leader, Ann r r \ V / r * 1 guest also received a prize and refreshments will in- served in the made plans for the rtlu.il of jew- I Carlson, reporter and Wanda Nix- J 7 J Q C i r S I T L C iC7V favors. els and pledge ritual ceremonies ' Next tu the Pinecrewt School n» next n ett ' • on. council delegate. The school lunchroom by the tirst , ((| ((|) cun(|ucted Saturday, Novetn Those attending were Cindy ; meeting is scheduled Nov. 9, al Mr. and Mrs. l>. S. E. Starr, Kennedy, Hilly Collu-rt, Dale | grade home room mothers. All > ----------------- - — Geraldine While Mrs. Brooklyn's home. SMOOTH SHORT CUT Tool Jefferson Ave., will observe Davis, Kicky Carter. Alan and parents are requested to at• Hourly — Daily — Weekly their 50th wedding anniversary Gary Skipper, Marcia Curl, 1 __________________ Doing your own wallpapering? FA 2-7822 Friday 1Nov. 6). They have made l Candy Colman, Mary Pat Bert- 1 \ paint roller to apply the paste their home in Sanford for the rang, Brenda and Jean Carter, 1 Wash canvas chair seats and does a smooth and efficient job. | past tt years. Mr. Starr was | j n(ja Stubbs and the honorcc's mattress covers used on outoor employed by the city until Ills brothers and sister, Mike, Ricky, furniture before putting them have retirement a few years ago. Steven and Candy Ferrell. away for the winter. Put the They have three children, .1 Assisting Mrs. Ferrell with the covers in the washing machine MONDAY son, W. L. Stair of .Middletown, serving and entertaining were, j with three t« five tablespoons of first Baptist Church Deacons Pa. and two daughters. Mrs. Mrs. Helen MeCloskcy, Mrs. Wit- s.u soda concentrate, add a lit \ .Meeting, 7 p. in. Phil Hair and Mrs. Bob Derrick ma Colbert and Mrs. Joyce Skip- | He detergent—less than you would First Presbyterian Church Boy of Sanford. They also have eight lust- for a regular washing. Scouts, 7 p ni. Sunday School grandchildren and It great grand­ per. teachers and officers meeting, children. 7:30 p. m. I'hilathca class meet­ Although Mr. Starr is euntined new ing, i t* p. in. to tils home, due to Illness, lie is tl ’e su a y able to have visitors. Your Welcome Wagon First Baptist Church Bible sur­ HoaIcm wilt mil with vey rlass. ono at 9:30 a. ni. an g if t s a n d f r ie n d ly other al 7:.1() p. tit. greetings from lb: com­ First Methodist Church WSCS hoard meeting 9 a. ni. business munity. Tlie regular book review will and program meeting 9:45 a. m. Im- given at All Saints Episcopal First Presbyterian Church, | Church in Enterprise, Wednesday Junior choir rehearsal, 1:15 p. at the parish hall at 10 a. m. in. intermediate girls, a p. in. The official board of Barnrlt Pioneer Fellowship, 0 p. in. Memorial Methodist Church o( Family night supper, 7 p. m. Enterprise will meet tonight at 7:30 p m at the Church office. SCIIOOI.BOOK SAVER Choir practice Wednesday al Opaque white freezer paper 7 p. m. at the Church and the makes durable covers for child­ regular meeting of the WSCS wilt Quality Built 3 nml -1 bedroom homes, net on ren '. schoolbooks. After shaping he held tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. | O il the cover, seal the edges with a Mrs. Ida Padgett will serve a s 1 npnciuufl lota in a quiet, naturally beautiful moderately hot iron instead of hostess and Mrs. Bill Swear will neighborhood. I ho program leader. gluing them. I j rj I Sorority Sets Date For Ritual Of Jewels Oviedo Shower Honors Unde-Elect Personals Jaycee Wives Meets Tonight FOR HOME DECORATORS . . . . Lake Mary * 6 39 Personals Amron Lien Feted At Birthday Party B PW Meefs The FABRIC .SHOP Monroe PJ.O . ™ i* ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OP OUR NEW ANNEX Meets Tuesday Tomorrow Pineerost ! Kiddie ■ Korner Nursery. NEWCOMER? you, or has someone you know, just moved to a home? Church Calendar Enterprise Church Events Scheduled * S PEC IA L PRICES Dry Cleaning W e Proudly Announce — by BCN EAAl £ SKIRTS Tbdt Sulfock I is n ow w i t h SUIT ANY us. Mrs. Bullock was formerly Alary Browns Beauty Shop Phone FA 2-6601 for Appointment # $ 13th & Magnolia DRY COATS For All Kitchens fully equipped. With VzV . ■! Financing: — N O TH IN G DOW N With FHA Financing: — As Little As *450 D O W N Monthly Payments LIKE RENT! J l ’ST 1.9 -MILES WEST OF THE TRAFFIC LIGHT DRIVE OUT TODAY! AT 20th & FRENCH Shoem aker C LEAN ER S “The Home Of Careful Cleaning’’ 110 E. 2nd St. H E C T R IC Built-in Oven and Surface Unit in Many Homea HALLS with Augie's — Orlando “Homes Built With Pride” Kitchen Equipment PANTS PARK Sanford Construction Company Inc. t i l W. 25th S t F A 2-J1M F A S-T4 l �% x\k ; •; • r ... . . . t -m». •••• , . . . . . . .*• . K # . § h Is I V ~ 9 M f h | t ft—Mon** K o f» I * 1989 BaiUen Gala h Loop Play i the wo a high te i - ■gr JK ttY conpertaw the tchiag it u f with M ien ebea 41m Pl#ott, Dave Unde, and Dick Silver* aa IWd IFred Gaaaa aa athlatk dim * «er, U S hae one o f the fiaael remhhu flow available in prep sports aad this is w idest hr m ea t successes of different spsrts at the local school Each has proven M ae a master at his job. . Seek fti n r dare at Semlnnls, Ganns a w ed aa basketball coach aad later be* came heed football coech. Since then he has taken over the top Job in the athletic department and has done a wonderful job e f coardtahttni the various sports. He i as f d f coach in the sprinv. aso Gans Gsnaa was stneken .Several years ago With a usually fatal disease dlscai but, because e fn is love of Ufe aad his determination, ha haa overcome it aadI fa is again the pic* tm t e f health. Hia mBd and pleasant man­ ner has mads him a lifetime fritad of Prise and many of his former students. Three years ago Coach Plgott came to Sanford aad iaunedistslythe lists! r" bbrought M te a l school bock back into football prominence, It only sly took this wonderful guy a few days to completely win the confidence and admiration of his young football hopefuls aad they have been showing him ever •Med by Maying to their very greatest edgedty. He is a born leader and Is cap* •M l o f reaching even the most difficult young men. He stresses religion and edu­ cation first to hia boys and then he feels wfll taka cere of itself if they s. He certainly has found a { and we are for him 100 per JJave Lauda has been well established as one of the outstanding members of the coaching staff for sometime. I person* ISU Riding High Tward National Football Title Lotted Frees laternettsnsl Lauistonn Slate was riding higher than ever in cellegt foot­ ball’* upper itnteaphero today while Northweitern, Texa*, Syra­ cuse and Kansas also were soar­ ing toward possible bowl bertha. Top-ranked L8U iklmmed ever its toughest hurdle on the way ts its second straight national cham­ pionship andn rspeat appsaranee in the 8ugaa Bowl by turning JtoCk third -ranked Mississippi, 74, Saturday night on an SP-yard punt return by All-American Billy Cannon. The Tigers f a c e another toughle, Tennessee, next Saturday and then dose out their regular season against Mltslsilppl State and Tulana, who have lost eight games between them. Here are the possible pairings for the major howl gamas antsrtog tha final month of tha saasan: KOBE—Northwestern ($4) vs. Washington (41) or Oregon («•!). SUGAR—Louisiana Stats (7-0) vs. Clemson (31) or Arkansas (»-*>. ORANGE—Syracuse (6 0 ) vs. Kansas (44). COTTON—Texas (7-0) v*. Air Foret (4-1-1) ar Mississippi (41). GATOR—Georgia (41) or Ole Mlse vs. Arkansas or TCU (42). Northwestern and Kansas can clinch a He fdr first place In thalr respective conferences nest Setwhile .Syracuse reportedly wUl be offered an Orange Bowl hid If It gets by Penn Stats In a showdown "mcetin' of the un­ beaten." Second ranked Northwestern, leading tha Big Tan with a 4-0 mark, has a weekend date with Wisconsin (3-1) in a game that may decide the conference repre­ sentative in the Koie Bowl. In tha Big Eight Conference race, Kansas and Oklahoma are tfad for tha lead with 3-1 records. The Sooner* are barred from a ftturn trip to the Orange Bowl while Iowa 8Uto (2 3) has lough games remaining against Nobraika and Oklahoma. So Kansas will be In the drivar'a seat if |t get* by Colorado this week. Ron Burton and Mike Stock each scored two touchdowns In toading Northwestern to a 80-12 victory over Indiana last Saturday. Fourth-ranked Texas continued Its drive toward the Southwest Conlicence championship and the Wil berth in the Cotton Bowl by b ak in g Southern Methodist, 214. Fifth-ranked Syracuse prepared fer Its meeting with Penn State by handing Pittsburgh ena of Its Worst defeats in yeara, 340, O. D . F a r r e l l ’s Arcade Package Store P M tu r to g H u Very Bowl tt§ & 1* that Dave is by far the meet outstaadlag defensive football coach in the South and this has bsta vsry evident in recent yean. Three yean ago hia Mg defense held the opponents to only five touchdowns an season which Is a record , of eooM sort I am sure. He also serves as head baseball coach aad with only a minimum ef egued talent oa the diamond ho has proven himself to be one of the best instructors in this field. Coech Plgott Is constantly, after me to give mors credit to Dave as hs facts more than anybody else th a t Lauds is one of the biggest factors in the successful Seminole teams. While Bud Layer’s mind sticks to basketball most of the time he is also s great asset to the football picture. Hs is a fine fundamentalist while teaching the junior v an ity end his scouting has played a big p ert in the winning tn dltion of the varsity. He has pulled the basketball teem a t SHS out of the cellar in recent years end with one big men once in awhile he will have them . battling • for the OHU crown. He has won more games in beskst* ball than any other coach in history of 8H8. Dick Siiven is a happy-go-lucky guy off tho fitld or court but when it comes to putting over a point to a young athlete hs is a cold, hard, businessman. Hs serves as bead JV football coach and works with Bud in the basketball program as JV coach. Ha is a student of the game and has pirovsn himself capable of any job, which is Indicated by his records. His football teams have won and won and keep on winning. I feel that this is ths finest staff in high school athletics. A combination of these outstanding men will give the pro­ per guidance to any student and, with leaden like these in our schools, how could a youngster stray very far. Harry's Ugeera remained ea ths tap at the SIMM CKy MowMag League after last Wednes•ey's action, as they took two gaaee to m e tis eee game* to m e t et tie Mather ct Sanford team. Harry's, following the load ef George Koala* MI-311, took two tarns from Goao’a lemlnnte leasers aad Laundry. Geah't nr tied for fourth place, took the last game ef the eveotog, ai Bill Kane led the team with hia M4 series. la other action. Mather of Sas­ hed stayed doee to the race aa they drove Burnett Painters fur­ ther into third place by taking two of the three games. In tak­ ing the two, they established a new league high three game team aeries with a big 2,115 total. Gar­ ry Fox led the team with a SM tout. Celery City Printing Company took . two games from the New York life Insurance team, with Hal Gilstrap rolling 4&S for the winner*, while Doc Ring had 401 for the losers. There were many "apUt-ahrinkOOOOMPH, MISSED HIM. says a Lyman tackier as ri." with Garry Fox leading the Dunnellon fullback Levant Brass skirts end for a long pack by picking both the 4-7-10 and the S-S-10. Others were Ed gain in the.Kriday contest between the two grid squads Kirckboff with a 2-54-7, Harold a t th s Lyman Homecoming. Lyman tackle Auiton Al­ Herbet a 5-7; E. C. Stapmer got ford gives chase in the background. The Greyhounds hbe 54-10, All DcPalma found the won the contest easily by a 41-12 score. <Staff Photo) range on the 5-7. Buddy Poctor the -54-19, Hal Gilstrap the 4-7Bin Years Won 15 Straight If, fteak Huhn the 5-74, and FOREST HILLS, N. Y. (UP!) NEW YORK (UPI).'— A BUI Kaao* the 5-10. —Bill TUden won the U. S. na­ named Colin act the American "Matck-ef-tbe-Week" will be on tional singles -tennis champion- record S ot race* woe without de­ Ore and six this week, as Mather ahip tlx itraight llmei, 1930 feat during 1907-00 when he fin- of Sanford wiU try to tako first through 1923. lihed Hrat IS atralght time*. place from Harry's Liquors. All-League defensive tackle, said "I’ve been Itching to gel my bands on that cat (Brown)." But Big Daddy and hia mates bad trouble getting their hands oa Brown from the tinfb bo rocketed over his right tachlt and tipped 70 yards to score in the second period. The current Baltimore de­ fensive unit, ranked with New York's as tbe league's best, never has been so humiliated. The 230-pound Brown gained 171 yarda of 32 rushes. Averaging 3.3 yards per carry behind tbe block­ ing of Hike McCormack and Cleveland's other offense linemen, he sparked the Browne to victory despite another brilliant passing show by John Ualtaa. Unltas completed 23 of 41 asses for a personal single-game igh of 397 yards and provided Baltimore four touchdowns oa short tosses to Lenny Moore, Jer­ ry Richardson, Raymond Berry and Jim Mutscheller. I.*-. NEW YORK (UPl) - Louisiana Stale topped a dwindling list of only (even major schools today among the nation's remaining 54 eollega football trams with parfact records. Top-ranked L3U. Texas, Penn State and North Taxas State are the major schools with seven vic­ torias, while Syracuse. Northwest­ ern and Southern California have won all six of (hair tlto starts. Inside, outside, , , m m m ny m BEST! SENKAR1K GLASS ft PAINT CO. PA 2-4121 yy m ? t *.'t‘* ^ r \ Hemphill Motors 4Ar! appointed as your neiti Dealer ^ S 7 Major Grid Teams Unbeaten Edward* O nto Newton's pick-op ef th« ___________ to m a to • W p te ll,,4 n ,o ld Motomeytr. their total to MH4H. Thto d m Bob Heetord a j ir M the hoakten. ^ ped feutb Ptoaereat to third fbee with a l« scratch aerie*. Sualaad Estates picked op two with 10-14. Piaecmt (petted the supply games from Furniture Cotter, to team fust eoe pin but that pto put them to a tie for fifth with the bookers. Beth have 12-11 record*. pas sever TM furaUare teem hold fourth Ptoeereat team with a, fto scratch •pet'with 15-17, Sualaad won the eerie*, aad Margie Weedsreitod last game Juat by ene pto. and high fbr the builder* supplies with tM .tesm bad tbe help ef auh a Sto scratch. Elmer* toppled the Frank Hubs is doing so, as be 54-19, and Teal BoUy picked off turned to hto usual Ugh aerlea. Km Stag*, also added hia bitm tho 5-7 split Sleameycr Roofing lifted their aa M brought to the S-i# aplir team back tote the second slot and s nice series. For the furni­ aa they took two gamta from ture team, Howard Harrison top. Florida State Bank, giving the pled Urn 3-to, Claude Deaalew roofer* a UH-tJth total. John made the 5-10 and Jim Mackey Ogden, picking up the 2-10 apUt, turned to ■ 305 scratch aerlti. The W orld's L a rg e st B uilder Of C om pact C ars A nnouncos. . . Bibwn Paces Cleveland To Big Win Over Colts Vailed Jim Brown, the 1 . (tonal Foot­ ball League's finest ball-carrier, mad* "believers" of ths Balti­ more Cette and changed the com­ plexion ef both division races la oa* golden afternoon. Brown'* five-touchdown spr*e ■I*last the Celts Sunday at Balti­ more enabled the Cleveland Browns to upset the defending league champions 3131. His touchdowns on runs of 70, IT nod three yards and a pslr of oneysrd plunges also: —Enabled the San Francisco Forty-Niners to take undisputed leadership of the Western Division with a 33-7 triumph over the De­ troit Lions. —Forced Baltimore. which started the day tied with San Fraaeisco for flrat, into an uphill fight to retain Hs Western Divi­ sion crown. —Kept the oaruahing Browns only a gam* behind ths New York Giants, 245 victors ovar the Green Bay Fackars, to tha East­ ern race. The Philadelphia Eaglas remslned tied with Cleveland at tha hslfwsy mark to ths campaign by staving off a Washington Red­ skins rally for a 3423 triumph. In Sunday’s other games, the Chicago Cardinal, upset tbe Pitts­ burgh Steelers, 43-24. and the Chi­ cago Bears surprised the Los An­ gelo* Rams, 2421. Brown, who set an ail-lime NFL rushing record ef 1,327 yards tost year, la in his third pro season but never before plajtd against Baltimore. His ability wss ques­ tioned before Sunday’s game by several Celts. Gene (Big Daddy) Llpacomb, Baltimore's 2SS-pound big aerie*, wt* - To serve the growing demand for Rambler in your community, Ameri* can Motor* take* great pride in introducing the newest member of Rambler's growing dealer organixalion. Learn to know him not only as a competent businessman of highest integrity—but at a friend and neighbor who is moat anxious to K l® ^ see and drive The Hew Standard of Basic ExcellenceR A M B lE R jo r ^ O accommodate you in your every motoring need. Meet hia staff of highly trained automotive techni* riant. Look over hia service depart* meat, equipped with the most modern inspection and service facili­ ties. See hia stock of Select Vied Cars.—a wide choice of makee and models. And, moat important, tee the smart new line of compact Hamblen for *60 . , . The New Standard of Baaie Excellence in automobiles today. Now, during "grand opening" fes­ tivities, ask about special intro* ductory trade-in aUowanccs. 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SEE THE N E W If It'S H i... always hat always claar always plaaty id time to install • and V RAM BLER AM BASSADO R V R A M B L E R A M E R IC A N Only RarnMar g iv ts you tho Boat of Bothi AN D THE IMPORTED BIO CAR ROOM AND COMFORTI M ET R O P O L IT A N “1 5 0 0 ” Ban tupar-gahanuad £n) ^ SMALL CAR ECONOMY AND HANDLING EASE! •A Y A HUNT America'* Fineat Water Heater S O U TH ER N NATURAL GAS CO. 202 Sanford Ava. FA M 2«2 Bill Hemphill Motors, Inc. 301 W. 1 st SANFORD, FLA. �Efts.', ,;i 1 nffl: ,£i t» « *» ' ». t r**. v •» v DO W E R E A L L Y C AR E EN O U G H About Sanford and our future ? t J* il • • Jf ' II •i I> ,1 '•.'a *1 i i! - Jv :1 * Mf »»• -E r * c . mtil v>' v;n ** n ri fi „ -y **•#! t* rV •t • 0. I believe th a t there is one thing on which we missioners, and that's the way it should continue- can all agree, and th a t is that business conditions, each of us thinking for ourselves individually and employment, and the development of Sanford is representing your will - not a group opposed to in the best shape now than it has ever been. Just a everything but individuals interested in every­ short while ago enough of our people began to thing that will better your lives and better develop care enough to wont to see4Sanford devolop to its 1J 1ll*«t.< : ' our City. *l I' great potential. A ll of us suddenly believed and endeavored to do things. We built the beautiful I sincerely believe that anyone who knows me Civic Center. We initiated an active city-wide rec- knows that I have been conscientious in my efforts reation program. In building the Civic Center we to serve you. I have been active in the civic affairs did it with you and your children in mind, and you of this community for ten years, trying every day, know how successful this program has been thus in every way to help make Sanford a better place far. But, believe me, it can be only the beginning, for all of us to live. Sanford has been good for me and it could also be the beginning of the end. Be­ and my family. Serving as your City Commission­ cause after all, you as a citizen determine your er I have had a part in helping Sanford’s progress. city's future by deciding who you elect as City I would love to see this progress continued and I Commissioners. believe that the experience I have gained will help * We the people of the City of Sanford, still face many problems, but your City Commission during the three years I have been privileged to serve as a City Commissioner and one of those years as your Mayor, has been active and progressively seeking to find ways we can do things and have things instead of reasons why we can't. From a few short years ago when some people wondered what was wrong with Sanford, today from all over the State othercities are coming to study and find out how Sanford is doing so much. . •511 •n r t v I me render you even better service if you choose to re-elect me. vW If you believe I have been honest in my hand­ ling of your business and my business, fa ir with all of you, conscientious in my efforts, and dedicated Apr to serving you, I shall appreciate your vote. San­ ford’s needs are great and its future is really where it should be - in your hands. You decide the future by the men you elect to serve you. If I warrant your vote and support, please don’t be silent or inactive :-oili because, believe this, those who fought so long I think one fundamental reason for our being and so hard to hold Sanford back are trying to put able to do so much is that all of our people pre­ the brakes on again. A VOTE FOR MERLE WAR­ sently have a voice in our City Government. There NER FOR CITY COMMISSIONER, GROUP 2, IS is presently no majority on the City Commission A VOTE FOR SANFORD AND YOUR CON­ except the majority will of the individual Com­ TINUED PROGRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. P»!d Political AdrOTtiHOMCA lil r �% ’ ■' - ’» , • \ m ' ■ m m - • ‘ '- le flr o s d s ' S ta rt M o v e T a E n d " F a a tk a r W CHICAGO (UPI)—Ih o ro aro o * or, haft too Democratic M a in s, I m C. Barnett, la oaoppoaiJ. Than U no RopabUeaa throat to Democratic comtrol oft tho Virginia, g f dpflfy lo t Mississippi ItfUlstwros. Ia Now Jersey, hewovor, tho Domomta art fighting to wroot control of tho ststo Soosto from tho OOP. Now Jonoy Domocrsls woo con­ trol of tho Assembly two yoara a ft hot Republicans hold thoir ma­ jority ia tho state Soosto, whort they bow hare a 12 te T margin. senreont’s son,. Pfc. Richard Schmidt, right, who just started his Marina career, looks on as his father begins his 21st year. The Schmidt family lives a t 1082 East Lake Aye., Longwood. Ait Works Stolen Michigan Reaches New Peak O f Financial Peril From Film Star Ltgol Notice 'Tsa s a t ssah of t on art heroftp notitlad aad ra«olro4 la proa»M o— relate'* aad l i u n d i WtWh poo. at oUhor of poo. map U M easiest (bo ooiato of J. OT. d u n WHITE, daooMsd. lata of ■hid County, to the County Judoo of gtmloilo County, FlerMa. at Mo of no# la tho coart house of ■OM Coaatp at Sanford. Florida, wlUta oloht oolaadar month* from the time a t tea l i n t publication a t UUa nalles Booh claim or damOMohaU bo la wrltlno. oad oholl otato tbo pteoo of rosldooco and a offloo addroao of tho claimant that! bo sworn to bp tho taat, hlo agent or attorn*?, aad say ouca claim ar demand Bat Oo filed ahall bo void. /$ / KAXXIB W. WHITE Am Baaontrls of tbo Last W1U 1 aad Taatamant of 3 , OT. C U M I t W H IT E . deceased ptrot publication Oct. If. HIS Poft-Parrot l» U * „ Good Shoes mean rood posture for your child. HOLLYWOOD (UPD-Palntlngs by Frsoeh Blasters Renoir and Utrillo wore among fTt.ftM worth of property stoloa from the Holly­ wood homo of actross Martha Hyer. poUco reported today. "The fun and Jewelry eon bo replaced," said tho blonds actroso. "But It would bo criminal If any­ thing happens to lira paintings. Thty ore nustorpiecss. It will bo destroy thorn. Mias Hyar, an art collector, said tho paintings were Utrillo’s Montomartro Stm t Scene, valued at $29,000 and Renoir's Gabriolle, raid to bo worth 119,000. Otbsr loot ladudod jewelry and furs. Ltgol Notice A o v R B T ieaaB .u T r o a b i o s Tho Board of Publla Instruction f a r a ttnlnolc County, Flcrld a, will rocolve bids for Ibe f u r n l .h l n * of nil labor, materials, equip m ent and i . r v l c . a required fo r the c o n s tr u e , lion of l i f t Addition* to the Out.do White School, H .m ln ol. County, Florida a n d t i l l Addition* lo the Oviedo Nowro HUmontery Hrho.it, H.mlnol. County, Florida; r n n e l. tl n a of tw a ( I I cefotorlume, two ( I ) e dm lnletretlr* . u l t . e , l .n (1*1 classrooms, o n # ’ ( l | library, t allot a, . t o r e s ' . ate.: e nd some renovation work, lo a it a l l n g buildms*, until !:•«£>. rn. s"qv»Tbb,r I t , t i l l , at tha M h o o l AUmlnletrolion llulldlns, Commorclnl Avon u t, Oeaford, Florid*, a l which lime and piece Iho bid. will b* publicly opened and r . e d aloud. Tha contract documents nr# In two se parate sole, on* (or each of (he above referenced project*. Urate Ings and specification* may be obtained for BOTH IMIOJKCTH by dopoaltlnt lloe.ee w ith the Architect, John A. Ilurto n VI, C or. nor F i r s t Street a n d Mellonvllt* Avenue, Hanford, Florida, for Iho first se ts of documents obtained. Much depoelt will bo refu n d e d In full In eaeh person who r e t u r n , the dueumenla In nood re n d itio n w ith . In len dsye a f te r tho bid o p . n l n a ; with eicopllon a* noted below. Ad­ ditional se ts may be obtained at Iho cost of l l l . e e for lb* tw o proJecte, which la h a i r refundable. Oeneral Contreclore a . r u r l n p d o c u ­ ment* and net s u b m lttln * proposal ■hall be refunded e n e - h e lf t h e depoelt upon return of docum ents In pond rondlllon. A certified check n r b a n k d ra ft, payable to tha Board of Public Instruction for Hemlnol* County, Florida, II. B. Oovarnment Bonrie, or a eatlefaetory bid bond oeoeuled by tho bidder and a r r e p t a b l a ■urelloe In an a m o u n t e qual to flva per cent of t h a bid a h all be subm itted with each hid. Tha eucceeeful bidder will ba r e ­ quired lu furnleh and pay for eatlefaetory perform ance a n d p a y ­ ment bond or bond#. A ttention la called to t h o fact th at not lees t h a n Iho m inim um a a l a r lta and w asoa a t . a t forth In Ihe Bporiflrallnna muet bo paid on th o .a projects. T ha Board of I'ubllo Inetruvtlon for Bemlnole County, Klorlda, re■ervee the rig h t lo re je ct a n y and or all hlda or lo w a iv er a n y Inferm a lltl.e In tha hlddlnp. No hid ■hall h . withdraw n for a period of fifteen t i l ) d a y s eubeoquent In the openlnp of bide w it h o u t the consent of the Board. JOHN I* BltUMI.bir ‘Whose Quality la Higher Thsa Price" LONGWOOD RESIDENT, Marine M /Sft. Richard K. Schmidt, Corps recruiter for Central Florida, U con* vratulated by Capt- Herechel Johnson M Schmidt wound up 20 years of service by immediately re-enllstlng. The Chairman. Board of Publla Instruction for Seminole County, Flo rid a R. T. Mllwe* B.mlnota County S u p e rin te n d e n t • t Publla I nstruc tion end Bn-Offlcto S ecretary to t h e Board of Publla In ntrucllon. LANSING. Mich. (UPJj-Michlgsa bss reached a aow peak of financial peril. Thors is Ulk of closing unlvershies, bringing state police la off the road,' cutting wolforo pay­ ments, laying off thousands of state employes sod mors 'payloss paydays” for others. Tho state has unpaid bills piled up to about 72 million dollars. It bss Just collected and spent 14 million dollars from Its clUxcno from s tax now declsred Illegal and faces tbo M ir Impossible Usk of trying lo robste all tbo pennies collected on purchases of clothing, groceries and other small Items. Us Legislature is going into the 11th straight month of wrangling while, as one newspaper *lid 1**1 week, proposals for new taxes waft around the chamber like ex­ otic perfume. It seems—and it is— ridicu­ lous that bankruptcy threatens general state oxpoaaoo. It hM oo Michigan. This Is o m of the sUte income tax. Its mala m o ­ cornea from a $ par coot wealthiest oad fastest growing no* sales tax. •tales la tho notion. It has the But In 1*41 legislation was huge automotive Industry, magnif­ passed that out of every six coots icent forests aad mineral deposits, collected on the sales * , 4 cants had to go to tbs schools and ooo o big agricultural industry. Why. then Is Michigan broke? cent to local goveramsota. That left only 14 for the state. The answer boils down to a noquarter struggle between the Re­ This is not the first crisis by publican controlled Legislature any means. Past shortages have with tho support of Industip end been met by such expedients as Democratic Gov. C. Mennen Wil­ a new tax on liquor and ooo oo liams, a millionaire with the cigarettes. Now, mere patchwork backing of the United Automobile lax legislation la ia prospect by the Legislature. Workers Union. WUliomo has been governor for One likely action Is tbo seizure six consecutive two-year terms of tho veterans' trust fund of 40 and tho Republicans have ruled million dollars to pay off bills. the Legislature those 12 years. In This fund has been used only to all that time, they have never the extent of loans of about reach a satisfactory, long-range 11,900,000 a year to veterans and tax program, although state ex­ the argument Is that those can be handled by a special appropri­ penses mounted rapidly ation. To understand Michigan's prob­ Another idea ia a new $10 "onelem, certain facta must be stated. The state la constitutionally pro­ hibited from borrowing more than $290,000—although even its towns British Industry can float bonds and go Into debt by 2 million dollars or more. Is Expanding Thus, white other states can and NEW YORK (UPI) - John do borrow to meet current needs, Bull’s industrial muscles are a Michigan cannot. good bit smaller than Uncle Much of its revenue is car Sam's these days, but they've United Preea International marked to more than 40 special been growing just as fast and WASHINGTON — Mrs. Mamie .funds which cannot be used for more smoothly over the past dee■de. .I Elsenhower, commentlnr" on • A comparative study by Forbes telegram from I’roeldent Elsen­ Msgazine shows Britain's Indus­ hower extending birthday wishes Lead, Zinc Sales trial production was 137 per cent to a "dear add lifelong friend of and America's 128 per cent of Up, Report Claims their mine”: respective 1948 averages at “The rascal.” NEW YORK (UPI) - With the the end of last year. The study slump tn consuming industries MEXICO CITY — Gen. Daniel ended, lead and zinc sales are in also shows Britain's economy was Galvan, reporting after a flight for a sizable comeback this year, more even through the three post­ war recessions and the Korean over Mexico's etorm-etrlcken re- according to Steel Magazine. on that a landslide bad burled The publication estimated that conflict. ■ mining town of Mlnatltlaw: consumption of slab zinc will rise "Mlnatitlaw has ceased to ex­ 10 to 20 per cent above last year The cottonwood la the official, ist." to hit the highest level since 1990. state tree of Kansas, the Amer­ It said lead consumption is in for ican buffalo its official state ani­ NEW YORK — Vice Adm. Hy­ a 5 to 10 per cent gain hut won't mal and the sunflower its official man G. Rlekover, blaming bu­ quite stack up to 1997 figures. state flower. reaucratic overadmlnletratlon for the natlon'a technological lag in the race with Russia: "We bury the men who do Ihe SECURITY nation's creative work under lay­ SSOC1ATES, INC. ers of administrator* and paper mountain* of memoranda, ree orde. publicity release* and tho STOCKS - BONDS like . . . Wo shrivel their creativi­ ty by endless frustration." Quotable Quotes MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Gov John Fattcraon, urging Alabama official* net lo cooperate with U. S. Civil Right* Commission ■gents who ask about Negro voter registration: "I resent this Interference from Washington." i MUTUAL - FUNDS 1 Gordon J. Toll, Mgr. KIRK - Pies* FA 2-7M2 Direct Wire To Sincere A Co., Member* New York Stock Exck. f \t ( XTV T~* NOW SHOWING OPEN 1:30 M nH U R PHONB FA 2-1210 ADMISSION — Me KIDDIES UNDER 1 2 - FitEE TONITE THRU WED. FIRST HANFORD SHOWING AT 74ft AND 11:49 FEATURE: 2:00 5 :0 0 • 8 :0 0 NO CHILDREN’S TICKETS SOLD FOR THIS ATTRACTION ■r hunkCaws ACTION BLAST WITH GREATNESS “The F.B.I. Story” CO FEATURE AT »:29 ONLY “DAY OF THE OUTLAW" Robert Ryes • Burl Ives STARTING NOV. 13th G u lf L ife A d a f T ’A P lan LIABILITY INSURANCE 16 W EACH 6 MO. TO PREFERRED RISK DRIVERS F it a y o u r c h a n g in g n aed a LIMITS OF 10/20/5, AND m The retirement plan you buy fo r tomorrow can help moat today’s needs . . . thanks to the axcluaiva Adapt-A-PIan. A ik your Gulf Lift representative. Automobile AS LOW AS rot 4 H All tax statementa have been mailed, if you have not received yours, please call for it at City HalL —"Wipe out lie arbitrary lines oom drawn between tha work that maY bo preformed by rood crews ana yard crows.. . . " & —Eliminate all provisions which V stipulate the number of crew memhers required, and drop rules requlring Idle staadby operating workers when self-propelled equip, meat Is used. Brass-tacks at tbe national level not expected to get under way here before late November or early D e c e m b e r , and ahead stretched a long trek through tho procedural forest provided by the A Railway Labor Aet. Wage talks Involving the rail­ roads and three operating unions— the Brotherhood of Locomotive En­ gineers, Switchmen's Union of North America and Order of Rail, way Conductor* and Brakemcn — art going on ia Chicago now under tho guidance of the National Railway Mediation Board. S 17ft • ( 450 unitt Tax Books are 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. shot" tax on every automobile owmr ia Michigan. With 3,900,000 cars that would bring in 39 mil­ lion dollars. The state got a bad jolt last month. Another of its expedient* was raising the sale tax from 3 per cent to 4 per cent and calling the extra one per cent a use tax. The state Supreme Court declared U illegal—on a strictly partisan 9 Democrats and 3 Republicans basis — and an anticipated in* come of 110 million dollars was lost. Now there Is much political scurrying to put referendums on the ballot in the November I960 election to fit party strategy. The Republicans propose to ask a constitutional change to boost the sales tax to 4 per cent. The UAW over the week end countered that It would ask ap­ proval of a terrific excesi profit tax which would take 29 per cent of corporate iacome over ft per cent. With General Motors record earnings for the first ft months of this year, the annual tax on that company alone would put Michi­ gan in tbo black. Williams says that is all very well, but he needs 110 million dol­ lars now. The public hasn't had tho chance to say much of anything, but a visit here makes It evident the people are disgusted. Several editors at a United Press Inter­ national meeting in Grand Rapids agreed a lot of people would like to toss out the entire Legislature Democrats and Republicans alike, plus the governor and start with a clean slate. j U t knotted five bt« •ftn tln f brotherhoods proposals for a foil overhaul of work rules te wipe out “featherbedding'' and strengthen tho industry in its battle for eco­ nomic survival. Union tendon said eouatrr-pronasals would bo formulated at rttafft •£ Jodivttaal brotherhood mmitteca in Chicago starting Nov. 11. Tho railroad move, coming close oa expiration of n throe-year mora­ torium against work rule changes, signaled the start of wbat is ex­ pected to bo long and bitter bar­ gaining. , , The specific proposals for re­ writing rules governing job as­ signments and pay methods for 210.000 operating employes — the men who run bte trains—were be­ ing served today by 113 individual railroads upon local brotherhood officials throughout tho nation. The work rule* changes proposed by the railroads would hit hardest at firemen. If eventually put Info effect, they would eliminate up to 39.000 firemen's John oo diesel and other noB-steam locomotives in freight aad yard service. The rail­ roads estimate they could save about J30 million dollars a year by eliminating "firemen who fire no fires." The railroads want to “establish tho right . . . for management to determine when firemen should be used on diesel and other non-steam locomotives in freight and yard service." Fireman jobs on pas­ senger trains would not be affect­ ed. the carriers' announcement said. Other proposed rule change* would: —Revise pay standards so that engine and train crews, which now may receive a basic day's pay for covering 100 miles, could be r* quired to make 160-roll* runs. —Open tbe way for ertws to op­ erate through present crsw-change points, "so as to end multiple changes oo short train runs." d iiig 1 • Dec. 31 T *« M y i k t i k Id a t ta lly a t you M l frW ay a a m ln f and i h i i l • v l a t laia a« S F.M. Sunday a ta n lv f— and (fee t a i l a l yavr NIVATI VIUA M anly 111.10. far «*a «k*l« wtaSand. IU IN 0 I VILLAGE HAS THESE EXTEA FEATUIIS • $500 MEDICAL Hala 0*11 C u n . COMPARABLE LOW RATES ON INCREASED LIMITS •H e e ifty A ltiadlana • S * lM in « f a . l t |« a« Ikam) • N I*M C 'uki • S AIU«a«ikar T .n n ii Court* • S W H »U **'0 For additional information TOP RATED COMPANY fill in this coupon. G u lf Life IMSORANCl COMPANY E lan Hoy, City Tax Collector. HOWARD K. BAlft, F1ED J. HARRIS, Seperlatendont Falmoteo Bldg-. B n 1221 ILUMOR VILIAM O.yi W-12 Daytona loath, Florida NO JOINING FEE John R . Alexander 2417 FRENCH AYE. FA 2-0288 �C“ 1 1 11 1 * __; V ft •m T n rl 1 Mon., N ot. 2, 1961 ■Price* Good Through Noon Wednesday. Hospital Notes OCTOBER n Atelufam T r u k Moor, Sanford David Motei, Sanford Cljrde Rltlflf, Camlbarry Julia Gelfer, Sanford Dallaa Pulliam, HUHard, H i Minr Fllllnger, Lonjwood Mam Hartman, DeBary Jeaao Barrington, Sanford Betty Wetton. Genera Sara Kate Myera, Lake Monroe Charles Randall, Sanford Nell Cordell, Sanford Dtaarisaal* Geraldine Paraona and baby, Sanford Sylvia Price and baby, San­ ford Candon Wharton, Sanford Jcannie Spiegel. Sanford Clyde Rider, Casselberry William J. Claaa, Lake Mary Carolyn Betti, Sanford Baby girt Sheaffer, Sanford OCTOBER n TOP BOY 8TUDINT8 of 8anford Junior High School for the first aix weeks will receive awards from the Pilot Club. Shown here are Mias Dorothy Cooper, chairman of tha Pilot ftu b 'i public affairs committee, Jerry Cullen, Mike Garner, David L anlatr, Ronnla Hall, and Mra. Patricia Baaaatt who la also on the committee. Joseph Bigglaa, Sanford Marcal Faille, Sanford Charlea Randall. Sanford Vera Strader, Orange City Paulina Wllklna, Sanford Bertha Lowe, Sanford Bernard Chamberlain, San­ ford Birth* Mr. and Mra. Charlea rulinger, Longwood, a daughter Mr. and Mra.-Kdlaon Myera, Lake Monroe, a sen The Olde Town* of St. George, original __ Bermuda, _______ oC which w u founded la w e , la he­ aved to be the oldest continu­ ous English-speaking settlament la tha western Hemisphere. F IV I TOP GIRL STUDENTS also will receive tha alx-weelu award* from the Pilot Club. Miss Cooper is shown with Bonnie Coolo, Helen Mann, Linda Ley, Nancy Sikes, Jill West and Mr*. Bassett. (Staff Photos) LIBBY’S Sanford Jr. High Honor Roll Listed » ^Pe>*M4fet*j steady BRING YOUR BUILDING PROBLEMS TO US GATOR S LUMBER Co • Principal Hugh Carlton of Sanford Junior High Sehoot has snaounced nimte pf the students oa tha hooor rolls for th# first sis weaka of ichool. • Tha school has two hooor rolls. The first includes the atudent* making straight A's In all subjects, the wgular hooor roll U mad# up of students with a B average. No student may appear on althcr the A o r B honor roll, if his effort or behavior is not Utlifactory.__ SEVENTH GRADE “A”, honor roll: Helen Mann. ••B'' honor roll: Robert Grove, RonnJe Hill, Paul Haxtoo. BlUjr KuykatrfaU, 8andy Urquhart. John Todd, Mike Daughty, Charles Hunter. David Lanier, Jeff WUliami, Eddie Grlfflth, Susan Plercy, Carol Echols, Peggy Bower, Susie Brewlngton, Bonnie Caolo, Peggy Creamer, Becky Ricker. Sharon Smith, Brenda Allen, Lynn Boyntcn, Catherine Cammock, Ctleate Canell, Pat Ctovia, Connie Constantine, Virginia Norris, Susan Parklnt, George Shaffer, Linda Spencer, Rowe VlB p,„ gulaB Yite, r , „ B„ lh ’ Kartte*. Sharon Booth, Ja Thomas, Belly Turner and Mi garwt Smith, EIGHTH GRADE ..B« honor Richard B« thad Boyd. Mike Gam Donald Woodruff. Henry Yeack Jrrry cullum, Kdward Kotl Damon Morrison, Barbara Bui |ff| Llndt Ann MlhaDi N kl Morgan, Delorai N«wton j udy 0 gden. Mary Scott, Ralhy Autl Betty Lou Corbin, Linda Hu Louanno Johnson, Cathy Marl garvn Mtluer, Nir slkej> siawion. jm w« Ann Alkm> Karla Wellborn. L ^ Boggs and Myra Meeki. _________ ________ The San Franclaco Chamt of Commerce eitimatei that v tors attracted to the area by I baseball Giants during their fl aeason in San Francisco tp< more than 7S million dollars the P.SG. 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ON THE y < 'i g i r l a l l * i *» V S T A R S -V J ^ “ I HAVENT BEEN L A T C T — M Y H 0M “ « -------------------------------- V i l : * ( . G E E * W H A T 'S W IN O E Y /h .R E P O R T A W R O N G ? - M Y r O T H - SU PERINTEN DENTS k . M A R K S OFFICE RIGHT A W A Y " /- r < ( ARE OKAY” K W ORKS D O N E - G ET O U T TH ER E A VO MOVE YO UR J A L O P y P YO U RE PA RK ED x c i N MY SPOT A G A ’N.* X T ' POLE » • �A Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 2. Far l e a l CLAMIFTKD ( K D n 1. G—4 r —4 g p . Fee Meat 8. Wanted t o Real I . Reel Estate Far Bale 8fcv • ta f e r l •m l* FOR SALE OR LEASE. Pinecreit 1 year old 3-bedroom, 2 bath, Florida room. Nicely landreaped fenced In back yard. to the mathematicians In Sanford. There are 1120 square feat of Well and pump. Large utility living area in this three year otd room. Wall to wall carpeting in three bedroom concrete block living room. 123 E. Coleman home in showroom condition. Circle. Phone FA 2-T9IS. Add a nice screened porch, carport, and utility room. Put 5. Real Eatate Far Bala them all on a 79 foot lot con­ venient to shopping, school and BY OWNER: 2-bedroom home, church. Did you figure higher best location in Country Club than $10.3007 Then keep the Manor. Pbone FA 24642. change, but call Stemper Talks 4. le e ! KaUto Wanted I. te a l b u n f a r Bala I. Mart s its Laaa* ?. Bsalssaa Opportanltie* i. FtSUto Help Waited t. Mato Help Wasted 1 «. Mato ar Fanala II . W art Wanted Seminole Realty W. DIETRICHS — REALTOR Klir. Methvin—Velma Gonzalez, Adelaide H. Mores — Arrociater 11)01 Park Ave. FA 2-5232 12. PtaaMag Services IS. Electrical Sen Ice* W. H. •‘Bill- STEMPER Agency Realtor fa Insurer F A 2 -5 2 6 4 SANFORD PROPERTIES 614 Atlantic Bank Building Flo. Harrlsa B. If. Ivrrs YOU NAME IT-W F/LL FIND IT REA1 ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2344 Freneft Ave. Dallas Asphalt Co. The cutest two bedroom home Gat your free doughnuts from in Wynne wood is m - on the the current issue of ’Saturday market. It has hardwood floors, Evening Port’ from the a nice Florida roon, stove, DIXIE CREAM BAKE SHOP refrigerator, and the nicest 204 W. 3rd. Ph. FA 2 0433. 100' X 130' shady lot. The terms arc THE GREATEST only $650 *57FaT Rest ” —= down and the balance at $65.00 per month at 5’« interest. FURNISHED apartment, clean and close-in. Ph. FA 2 (013. W. H. ••Bill" STEMPER Agency Jimmy Cowan. Realtor A Insurer Phone FA M991 111 N. P a rt FIVE room furnished upstairs apartment 2101 Magnolia, $53.00 ON LARGE LAKE Phone FA 2-3051. 4-Bedroom home with 2ta baths; 2-BEDROOM kitchen equipped large living room; dining room; house. Phone FA 2-4660 or Florida room; terrazzo floors; FA 2-3132. central heat. Several fruit trees. • t h r e e room furnished apartment 2900 SQ. FT. OVERALL 2101 Magnolia, 943.00, Phone 527.900 TERMS FA 2-3931. PHONE: Day*, FA 26134 Nights. FA 2-7123 or FA 23642 'I used to think he had in air or etudied casualties. Now 1 know he’s just sloppy!" I. Real Eatata For Sato 3-BEDROOM, CB. l i t bath home. Phone FA 2-3333. BUSINESS PROPERTY 7. Ravines* Opportunities Realtor “ Call Hall" Phene FA 2 3941 SPORTING GOODS Key DDtrl* tutorship Now Available In $350.0# Down Tbit Territory. See Sports Shelf 913 Catalina Drive Corp. AdverUvmeat, Page 9, For High dry location. This 2 bed­ Complete Details. room home hat extrai such as paneled breakfast room, deep well in yard. Florida Room, kitchen equipment and enclos­ 8. Female Help Wasted ed garage. Total price $11,000. HELP I S FIND THIS MOTHER ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor $140 per month min.,’ 4 hrs. per Raymond I undqulit, Avsec. day. 3 days per week. Quali­ FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. fications: P T A. scouting, church, teaching, club or com­ FOR SALE BY OWNER: House, munity work. Write in detail, 312 Holly Ave., 2 bedrooms. giving (el. no. to R. R. Page, Triced for quirk sale at $6,400. 1145 Mary St.. Suite 202, JackSl.000 down payment. Contact sonvillc 7, Fla. Mra. M. L. Raborn, 1903 E. Seminole Blvd. 9. Male Help Wanted FARMER’S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor D. H. Whitmore Lillian (!. Trams Associate*. 116 S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-5221 After hours, FA 2 2618, FA 2-4921, FA 2 0261 WOODRUFF MARINE 2401 French Ave. FA 2-1392 DELUXE Modal « burner Kanmore electric range with grid­ dle: circular walnut coffee table, Dunean Phyfa tog*; Phone FA *■!““ FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN RUN OS Enclosed head. Sag-Franf rail with flattie and*. •r rayon tapes. Cettaa at aptofa eorda. Senkarik Gtaas and Paiai On. 112-114 W. 2nd SL Ph. FA VARIOUS household furniture, reasonable. FA 2-3500 after • A. M. LIKE NEW furniture, drapes, sold house ararythlng goo*. 117 Garrison Dr., 20. Automobile* • Trailer* H . Plumbing Services Plumbing & Repairs Joe C» Thoms* 1021 Strlta St. FA 2-0619 SANFORD Plumbing k Heating 2396 So. Elm Ph. FA 2-7914. PLUMBING Contracting k Repairs Frta Estimates R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Phom FA 2 3383 ENVELOPES. Letterhead*, state­ ments, Invoices, band bills, and programs. ele. Progressive PrinUng Co. Thono FA 2-2931 — 306 West 13th St. HEATERS CLEANED Lawn Mower Repairs LEWIS SALES k SERVICE 2916 W, 20th St. FA 2-792* nr FA 2 3168 SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Since 1948 A. HARE DellARY North 8-4422 M irth 8-4711 R. M. Wilkins. Contractor clean. $150. Phone FA 2-7327. PAINT 82.S9 gal. T-Shirt* 4Se. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS STORM 3-BEDROOM trailer fully air con 310 Sanford Ave. dllionetl, washer and dryer. Will sell equity very reasonable or New * Used Fwwtore ft Apftowill trade for equity In 3 bed aaees. A Geed Plate Te room home. Phone FA 2-3134. BUY SSLL ar TRADM JENKINS F U IN R U IB ’32 MORRIS MINOR — good con­ 400 Sanford Ave. FA 2-T4M dition, rlean. reasonable price; heater. Phone FA 2-3366. HARLEY DAVIDSON 74 ryele — buddy seaL L*66 than 1959 CHEVY 2 d r. guaranteed 300 mltei on new molar. 8309. new car condition. Small down Ph. fA 2-7419-1220 W. 3rd 8t. payment and lake over pay­ ments. Contact Joe Orseno at SINGER ELECTRIC *4wing m a­ Holler Motor Sales. chine-factory rebuilt, like new with new guarantee aad attach­ IT ftT T R A V E L TRAILER," cari ment*. * payments of $3.43, peted, new tires, must sc* to Writs Credit Manager, e/ • Th* appreciate; also 1933 GMC li Sanford Herald. ton pickup, 4 speed box. less than 2000 miles on engine. 22-A—Articles Wasted George liras, 2737 Orlando ROT.* RY MOWER Attachment Drive, Sanford. FA 2-4111. • Asphalt Driveways • Parking Area* Quality Workmanship & Materials M. “ Dc*" Vrlra Klrctriral Ser. Term i To Suit Your Budget Dea Says For Service Call. . for Gravity Tractor. Phona • Free Estimate* FA 2 1896 FA 2 3985 4 DR. 1952 PLYMOUTH, CAN FA 2-0*26. • Work Guaranteed BE SEEN AT THE SANFORD Phone FA 2-4030 Sanford. Fla. llousa Wiring — Elccuic Service HERALD AFTERNOONS AT 2 4 - Lost A Fa Sid Vlhlcn PUMPS - SPRINKLER 1 NIGHT RY C A L I. 1 N U RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. FOUND: Black dog, seama un­ All types and sixes. Installed FA 2 7770. 112 Magnolia FA 2-0913 able to bark, Ph. FA 2-1919. “ Do It Yourself* ____________________ WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 1->|. Furniture 14. Huildlng • Painting • Repair* S T I N E 1 Machinery and Sapyly Ca. BALLROOM CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 207 IV. 2 nd St. rh . FA 2 4432 Remodeling — Free Estimate* New & Uttad R rp a'r. Phone FA 2-3711 Furniture and ApplUneM full or part time to sell life BILL BF.RNOSKY. Contractor 13. Klrrtrlral Srrtirr* JSAVES AGENTS WANTED AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Mather of Sanford insurance up to !)0 years 2-CLEAN large furnished apart­ Large store with one 2-bedroom PAINTING k DECORATING of nKi\ hospital insurance apartment and two 1-bedroom Windshield Hack GUna 203 209 E. First SL Th. FA t-09*3 ments: 1 upper 2 bedroom, 1 Licensed — Bunded up to 100 years of age. apartments. On corner lot with ground floor. $63. Ph. NO 8-3267. Door Gians Vent GUna Free Estimates —•* extra lot in rear for parking. Major Hospital up to ROLLAWAY. Hospital and Baby Work Guaranteed SERVICE F u r n is h e d cottage, located at Beds. Day. Week or Month — 502,000 TERMS $5,000 am i to age 70. Write Seminole Painting Contractora Senkarik Ginna and Paint Co. 3 Points. $73.00 per month, FURNITURE CENTER FA 2 1204 today KUYKENDALL IN­ 112-144 W. 2nd M. FA 2 4629 Ph. FA 2-1467. 1IM French Ave. SURANCE AGENCY, r.O. B * M ROOFING Ph. FA 2-795$ DOWNSTAIRS: 3 room furn. Registered Real Estate Broker Furniture Storage and Mnving BO X 3711. ORLANDO, Contracting & Repair* HERBERT STENSTROM To nnd From Anywhere P apt., screened porch and Mary E. Carmen — D o Sal vail [ FLORIDA, or telephone B. E. Rngrro, Sr. Associate* . JlcgUlercd Broker j —” C. E. PUOfalVS f)g . garage, only $37.30; 612 Park. Ph. FA 2-not 17-92 irW aw ath a I.KN KISSKIt 1300 Frrnrh Are. Ph. FA 21991 Mgr. apt. 2. FA 2-7499.__ 213 Sanford Ave. Th. FA 2-4133. 818 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 7943 LOTTIE BROADWAY 6500 DOWN ARK you satisfied with your WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms 13-A l t r a u l r P a r l o r s CUSTOM BUILT furniture —sin­ KEN TOIIBETT present income? Big ? aula FLOOR landing and finishing privato baths, 114 W. First St. 3-BKDROO.M, 1 bath, large living gle pieces or sot*. Also furni­ BETTYE D. SMITH room and bedrooms; kitchen dralcr has opening for 2 ex­ n am in g . Waging. S e r v i n g u aj|. styling - Permanents -O il A..ociate. ture repair. Cabinets made. equipt. See at 105 E. Woodland perienced salesmen. Rest com­ UNFURNISHED tew 6 room Semtnola County since 1923. T reatm ents- TV Stamps. Soft FA 2-7063. 111 X. Park — Ph. FA 2*2110 Dr. Phone owner, FA 2-4073. pensation plan available to house. Phone FA 2-1393. II. M. GLEASON, Lake Mary. Water — Air Com! Harriett’* you. Sanford area. All Inquiries Beauty Nmik, 103 So. Oik— 2:. Article. For Sale I FA 2 5712 confidential. Call FA 2 not4. I or 2 BEDROOM apartment. 15. Special Service* a v n A s e n r t a t e « 4 / n L A I \ l i Phone FA 2 0733. AND ASSOCIATES • BIG VALUES PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING With lake frontage of 100 ft. to 10. Male nr Female I) A W N ’ S Real KMale — Insurance • QUICK CREDIT g p ROOM Efficiency Apt., private IV. L. IIAItMON 300 ft. REALTY SALON Surety Bond* • EASY TERMS REAL ESTATE bath, suitable for one or couple. I’ll. FA 2-4223 After & P. M. Air Conditioned Dryers WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 218 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5041 SALESMEN Across from Post Office. Five and Ten Aero Farms Phone FA 2-76(11 Sanford II K A T I N Cl i Loral established real estate or BLEEPING ROOMS: The Gables, Evan* Bldg. I^kc Mary II. II. POPE UO. ganization is in nerd n( two New And L'aed Furniture 16. Flower. K Plant* 401 Magnolia. FA 2 0720. Ph. FA 2*1290 2M 8. Park - FA 2-4234 lirensed sales agents, men or 311 E. First St. FA 2 3623 women. Experience not nere* ] HROKER Fill Flower. For \n r Orraaion SLEEPING Rooms, Boyd's, 317 7lw ACRES — Modern home: 2 liny Reel I’alnt A Body Shop sary, earn while you learn. 2 AWNING windows, complete SANFORD FLOWER SHOP W. 3rd. Ph. FA 2-2816._______ bedrooms, Ha bathrooms, Flor­ 202 So. Park Ave. Pk. FA 2-599! 10th k Sanford Write c/o Sanford Herald. Box F'A 2-0270 1 37x26 $20. F'A 2 5312 FA 2-1822 ida room, large living room, Behind Studcbaker Garage No 9*. All replies strictly con­ fumithed houae. FURN. Apt. 201V4 W. l* t St. dining room and kitchen. Large 3-HKDROOM, fidential. Reasonable. 1 mile from NAS. IACI10HS REPAIR SHOP garage and carportc. 1 mile BEDROOM unfurnished house, Contact Clibough, W. W., Na­ Welding — * ach. A Gen. Repairs East of hall park on Celery It. Work Wasted val Air Sta., Ext. 327. kitchen equipped. 160. 24*2 Or­ W. 20th. A Old. I. Mary Rd .O -v Ave. ange Ave. Phone FA 2-6630. SEWING, Phone FA 2 718.1. ITORE. 23 ft. by 30 ft. inquire 3-BEDROOM Home: G r o v e LOOK AT TIIE REST Manor, 1013 Lincoln St. 12. P l u m b in g S e r v i c e . THEN BUY THF BEST! 201 W. lit. St.______________ Visit the beautiful 3 bedrooms m LAKEFRONT LOTS 100' x 200' HOUSE on Cameron Ave. East and 2 bath Zculi-bilt home* at high and dry, shaded. Ready Side, between Celary and San Scm Knolls on W-st 20th for building. $200 down. $30 Geneva Ave. 4 bedrooms, quite per month. Phone Geneva, 2451. ’ Street just 4 block* west of neighborhood, kitchen appli­ Frencli Avenue. COMPARE ^Pkimbinq 8 Heating jf ances. $75 per month Ph. BY OWNER: Equity $1400. No THESE HOMES wl'b any others FA 26143. _____________ cluing cost, no qualifying 3 in the same pries range and AIR CONDITIONING BR., hath A 'v, modern elec­ we know you will agree that CONTRACT tad REPAIR WORK LBEDROOM unfurnished house tric kitchen. Sunland Estates, here it the best value in town. 1947 Sanford Ave. $30. 2632, comer of Lemon & FA 2 1362 115 Park View Dr. FA 2-2837. Down payments from $350— $ $ $ Grandview. Phone FA 2-0627. FltA financing. Representative SdlKDROOM house 1301 WynneBrl Mr • Furon the premises from !0 A. M. RENT A~BED wood Dr. Low down payment. d»r - I t Entill 8 P. M. Rullaway, Ho»pital k Baby Bedf. Phone FA 2-7797. By l).vy. Week nr Month. cine • Beautiful Tutune Finish • W. n. ••Rill" STEMPER Agency New ( j r 4 undiliun Throughout CARROLL'S FURNITURE Realtor A Usurer ONLY Ph. FA 2*5181 116 W. 1U St. Phone FA 2-49S4 III N. Park ROSA L. PAYTON 22. Artie ton Far Sato Sell U* Your Furniture, ttetoft NO JOB TO LARGE OR SMALL Service WUh The Cash. SUPKR 1949 DODGE Pick up. detuxe Drive Ways — Parking Areas TRADING POST, FA MITT. cab, new paint, excellent tires. RENTALS: Day - Week - Month FA 2 3781. Freut Fad Loaders LADDERS: step-ladder* fa astOto Gradera — Doters — Dragline* sion* 30e ft. FA ItOtt. *49 FORD half-ton panel truck, Rollers — Traasperta J. W. HALL See This Today! 1. Goad Feed MAJOR BROWN REALTY Resltar LAKE MARY Ph. FA 2-5237 of FA 2*1964. 117. Peta - Livestock • SippUes TV and RADIO REPAIR af 'r | FREE! 1-Fem ale puppy, Ph. 3:00 nights and weekends; San-' FA 2 5849. ford, Lake Mary and Longwood.---------------------------------- -— -—— FA 2-2772 and FA 2 6613. FILLY COLT. 7 months old; Chihuahua, frmale, AKC regis­ TV SERVICE within the hour. tered. FA 2-713* after 7 p. m. Service Call 12.30 plus parts. Work Guaranteed 3 Mo. Ph. 19. Boats and Mol ora . - ~ ■■ 1 FA 2 9799. 59 SEA KING, 33 h. p„ elec* trie controls. 2 props. Phona BOOKKEEPING SERVICE FA 2 7221. Terms If needed. Large or s m a l l businesses. Monthly itatem entj — Tax re­ turns. Call Lamar Williams, Gateway To The Waterway FA 2-7943. Ynur EVINRUDE Dealer Complete Lawn Malnunance; Robson Sport in s flood* Fertiliser-Spraying — Mowing 304-6-8 E . 1st. Ph. FA S-5961 JOHN LOMMKRSE 41* Willow Ave. FA J-719T Mercury Outboard Motors Uff-A-DAY ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffer A rthur F. Day, Everett Harper Robert F. May, Bart richer, Helen E. Noonan II. BaUdlag • ralating - Repairs 112 N. Park NAVAL OFFICER, leaving San- Phone FA 2 4991 IS. Special Beni tea ford offers thii charming 3-bcd- By Owner — Mayfair Section 11*A Beaatr Barton room contemporary home with Brittany Style, large living-din* 33 ft. living dinin’’ area; part II. Ftevers fa Plaato ing area. 3-BR., 2 RATH. 2 sir conditioned; double utility carporte*. u t i l i t y , fireplace, # 7 . Pets • Lirtatart - Sippliea room. Lovely established landfamily room, 2130 sq. ft. Phone reaping. attractive neighbor­ II. M atU ntf • Taala FA 2 2344. hood. Low monthly payments II. Bests sad Metera and flexible terms. Phone HOMES AND LOTS for colored FA 2-3731. 21. AateueMtoe • Trailers people. Also homea ouilt on Iota. Roy Wall. Phone FA 2-13*7. 21. Fsraltars 22. Articles For Sale 2X-A—Articles Waster 21—Notices fa Peraaeali fg 4— Lest fa Fend 21. EdscSttoa — lailnictioa Mon., Nov. 2, 1959—Page 11 IS. Special Service! Stenstrom Realty (fljian n a school of dince 6th Thru 8th Grade REGISTER NOW . . . Classen Begin Oct. 15th Phone FA 2-0884 nrr-*7Rr~ »/v’rsj a v * *i£L* NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD C. A. Whiddon, Sr. We Invite yea t o t o ¥ U absolutely free without obliga­ tion a t ous a< Banford’e leading Moltls while you local* euitable homing for yoareelf and family. Plrk up 7M r key a t our Bales Office. RAYMOND M. BALL WILSON - MAIER WJl HOLLER'S USED CARS -5 $ N EW R AV EN N A .Sif. FURNISHED three room* ami 11(5 N. I’aik Ave. Ph. FA 2 6121' apartment Close-in. Phone FA 2 2879 after 3 P, M. 3-BF.DROOM house: quiet neigh borhood: low monthly pay­ • : BEDROOM furnished apartment ment*. 2I03 DeCottes. FA 2-2264 close in, reasonable. FA 2-0641. 2 RR, t'B home. Low down and monthly payment. FA 2 2347. WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS Phone FA 2-7719 10th fa Sanford — Behind Studcbaker PRECISION BUILT I I • Q u iet C om m unity • Near Golf Course Homes $450 Down .1 BEDROOMS T u n Weal On 20th SL. Follow Country Qub Rd. fa Wateh For Our Sign* . . » Completely Finished \ tin Your Lot ^ Visit Model At £ 500 FRENCH fcO r Ph. FA 2-7281 Garage H O M ES Gregory PAINTING • STRAIGHTENING • WRECKS REBUILT We Specialize In Custom Work PARK VALUE ’ 779 5 — EXPERT• IN NEW HOMES Loch Arbor; 3 and 4 bedrooms: F ir exciting family living with planned luxury plui ampl<* entertaining facilities and play area* at moderate prices. Shown by ap­ pointment. Call F'A 2 4032._____ REEL'S P a i n t & Body Shop WELCOME “In the City of Gracious Living” Dream Homes *340 Down Paymtut-No Closing *9890 TOTAL PRICE llomra feature 3 Bedroom* - i t , Tile Bath* • Screened I’orch • Utility Room - Terratio Floors - Carports • Land­ scaped Lot* - All City Consenienees. Co., hie. vm FA 9-9199 SAVE $ s $ $ SAVE $ 1295 $ $ $ $ 55 FORD $ $ $ $ SAVE MONTHLY PAYMENTS W. 20th St. FA 3-7602 Sanford & South PINECRES1 4th Addition Homes Designed For Florida Living. 3 fa >1 Bedrooms — 1 fa 2 Baths r II • t Hill vs Hamlard Transmission • Very Clean Inside and Out ONLY $ $ 55 FORD STATION WAG­ ON • Fonlor • 9 Paaaenger • VS Engine • Sundard Trananiix.ion • Radio • llr .tr r • Far Abuse Average For ONLY Our I’setl Cans Mill He Displayed For Your Inspection Nightly On Our Large Lighted I.ot. WHERE DEALS SHINE at the nigti of your be.st buy 2nd & Palmetto U. C. Lot FA 2-6231 Ofc. FA 2-0711 "Sa ve Dollars A t Holler’s” 9:00 A. M. T il Dark SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. TH Dork m S 56 CHEVY r 1: »■£ $ OPEN DAILY Shosmaluui S S U N LA N D Estates H O LLER M O T O R S A LES VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low as $425 You can move In immedi­ ately while the papers are being processed. We Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On The Construction Of Your Home Or Your Money Cheerfully Refunded. Odham & Tudor, Inc. Cor Hwy. 17 *2 fa 27th SL Phon FA 2-1501 �% »*”. -‘M r * -Mv *v.fv VVV/<*,.- U M F ag« W W b * * : « *•-*«• r> . Wot. «, H i t By FBED DANXM NEW YO U (UFD—This month snake tot M estovereery to Darwia’a "«lgta to the aperies," which teased the ntonkey on manUad*a hack. Maybe it ia to hoeor to thle occaatoa that TV to making mere na* of our primate friend*. Or psrhape H’f simply a touch to the )*U Law Lehr's ahow-buainese savvy. "Monkeys lea da craztot ptoplt.” I W. ( S M I i: Dr. K Carlyle to Americas m* attached to guest star Lucille BeD. who eafort? attiy, wasn’t aiapetkk. Berk, relatively quiet, handled many to hto lines in the George Bans manner this time oot. But the fist! minutes to the •how, involving a wild wedding •cone, wore good for real laughs. Except for tb s bit end Berie’a seen* with an old-maid at a wish­ ing well, thing! were unuraaBy quiet Aityhnw, Conaueat on CBS-TV Staling and ran g: Dinah came up with f fascinating film Shore's NBC-TV hour, a nosegay report Sunday aight showing ex­ to Parts, affwed aome superb periment* with* monkeys that scenes In color, especially the cm to prove that aoft “contact can-can number. Pantomlmiet comfort” J« thr key to-infantile Parcel Mareeau. despite some inmother love. Next. NBC-TV* Riv- sensitive camera work, performed erboat bad Vincent Price using a magnificently. Eddie Constantine, trained ape to do hi* pocket-pick- an American performer who tag. Dennis the Menace on CBS-TV found success in Prance, made dealth with a TV apace show and hto TV debut here and displayed “Lt Popp," a fully-outfitted a pleasant vote* along with an apace monkey. Ersata Chevalier eharm. Jaek Tuesday, Ait Ltaklettor'a spe­ Benney's Charlie Chan-Chlneae cial featured aome monkey shine* laundry-restaurant ipoof with end next Saturday, Jack Benny’s guest star Jaek Webb was suc­ :iel again will feature the cessful all tha way. Skilled writ­ er Marquis family of trained ing and acting „av* this muchchimp*. The Garry Moore show used premie* new sparkle, many to uiing the chimp* a little later laughs. in the month. Even J. Fred Mugg* keeps buiy on TV the*e The rhaenal Swim: Alan Neu­ daye, a* host of a kiddie show man, whose TV credits include on a New York Ration. such shows a* Wide, Wide World, I’m all for thl* trend, la fact, the NBC-TV opera aeries, Wis­ the thought occurs that If quiz dom and Producers’ Showcase, show producers had used mon­ succeeds John Aaron and Jetoe keys instead of people as contest­ ants, there probably wouldn't have been so much monkey buii- Automation TOLEDO, O. (UPI>— Toledo's nets in tboe* dear dead day*. eight-foot main coal conveyor belt "The Milton Bcrto Show," NBC- system, capable of handling 4,000 TV’s Sunday Showcase special, tons of cost an hour from rail­ was a filmed situation comedy road cars Into vessels. Is the tth an attempted Jewel robbery widest h r length ever used in the in Lea Vegas. The Jewelry wai United State*. Zousmrr as producer of CBS-TV** Friday night show, Person To jrsoa. Neuman tatan-* to tape shews to Eaglend and Prunes be­ fore the year end*. Alan on his agenda: Tapad celebrity home visit* to Italy and Spain. Vlvecn Lindfora, whn quk the cast to "I. Doe Quixote." theiDuPent Show to the Mooth an CBSTV for Monday, Nov. *, ha* been replaced by Colleen Dowhurat. Claude Raise. Chari** Haggle# and Kata Smith bead the cut in NBC-TV* hour production of Paul Galileo'* Christmas fable, “Once Upon A Christmas Time" origInally called “The 13th Orphan1* act for Wednesday, Dee. *. TV Bing Crosby golf tournament. If Pebble Beach, Calif., goes to ABC-TV as a M-miotito show Sun­ day, Jan. 24. Soviet composer Dimltri Shostakovich will he inter­ viewed on CBS-TV’• Pace the Na­ tion next Sunday. RENAULT UP 10 42 MILES PER 6AU0N r Tar aiamgia, he recently gave • vary tad* c m to illustrate i gawduitlun, coorampUoa tad m ittim to p a is or capital. ENTERPRISE SCHOOL got i new flag a t last week’s meeting of the Parent-Teacher Council. Principal L. O. Hayman, next to flag, accepted it for the school from Ed Redmond, representing Post 8093, Veterans of For* elgn Wars, of DeBary. The Rev. Bill 8wyear, Mrs. C. A. Henderson and Dr. J. Ralston Wella were appointed by the parent-teacher group to draw up a constitution and by-laws. (Cox Photo) A food teacher la that a "m leeman” of Idea*. He doean’t nr ehanieally panto what 1* ready la the textbook. lMlMd* )m ttOM kif WctM to emphtaite the highlight*. And he dramatize* the aubject-matter with faMinating atoriea and new firemen’s Ball Tha Sanford F in Department wffl held torir annual ban at a n w to Sto affair will fn to the firemen* welfare fund. •amber to Jewish eongrehi tfw United State* baa ram approximately 800 ha mere than 4,ooo today. A pood teacher W thua half ac­ tor and half artlat. And he al« waya eaudea enough vital anthualaem to keep Me etudenta awake. It the* take* far more than a mere Pk. D., to produce a superlatlva teaeher: In fact, many men with only n B. I. or aw A. M. degree are far better toachere than aome of the older prtoeaaora, for they endcratand the Interril to the under-graduatea in their claaaee and can alant the material bet­ ter. But a good teacher like Dr. Baity never to*** hto indlewa* appeal for he follow* the aureflre public speaking formula out­ lined in tomorrow'* case. Meanwhile, send for Mm “Teat for ■a Good Teacher," enclosing a stamped return envelope, pine 20c (non-profit). 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Leased Wire EatablUhad 1908 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER S, 1W9 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 55S Hof fa Starts Fund •To Beat Backers O f Labor Bill LmnI'KOIT A spot check of County polling placet this afternoon Indicates light U moderate voting on the reapportionment Issue, school mlllage and trustee*. The heaviest voting wms report­ ed n t City Hall where some 412 persons have voted In the city ory and a polling T»olh tltfe St. and Sanford Ave., enw moder­ ate to heavy voting. Election official* estimate* that, of the county’# 12.500 eli­ gible voter*, le u than 20 per cent will m et ballot* before the closing of the polls at 7 P-m. Outlying area* in th e county report voting "light" but expected Increased traffic be twee* the hour* of I and 7 p.m. All ballots will he canrnaaed at 10 a.m. tomorrow by Supervisor of Voting Registration Camille Bruce. Voting was very light this morn­ ing across Florida in the legisla­ tive reapportionment referendum. Only in Broward County w ar the balloting described as heavy and WASHINGTON (UPI) — Band leader Xavier Cugat even there R was below expecta­ testified today that he was given answer* in advance when tions. — Teamsters Union Chief James R. aimed at defeating all congressmen who voted for' the Landrum - Griffin labor bill. lioffn, speaking at a news conference a t the opening of the annual meeting of the Central Conference of Teamsters, Students bemand U. S. Give Up Canal ' Zone To Panama commissioner race between Merle W arner and J. H. "Jimmy Crapp*. Earl Higginbotham alse is run­ ning for re-eleclloos, but be is un­ opposed. Other voting places In 8anfOrd, Including the National Guard Arm- Cugat Also Got iio f f a said today his union will form a political action group • Early County Vote Turnout Is Small T V Quiz Answers appeared particularly incensed about Sen. Patrick V. McNamara (D-Mich.) voting for the lal>or bill. "McNamara I* a good ex­ ample,” he said. “He can't escape the fact that he voted for a bill which be himself called a bad bill for labor unlona." Iioffa aaid the political action group would be headed by hU top lieutenant, Bert Brennan, and would be deiigned to “reach all the way down to the g ra n roots level." He said fund* for the group he won $1G,000 on the TV quiz ehow “The $(14,000 Chill- Voterx were deciding whether ta add 14 new members to the state lenge.” Cugat told House Investigators that he had been given Legislature. Crisp, clear weather and lastadvance assurances by his publicity agent who arrunged for minute speeches and debates by hi* appearance on the ihow la leading polltlcana failed to get rttl* zens to the poll* ln large number*. June, 1931 that he need not worry Secretary of State R. A. Gray pre­ about looking bad on the pro­ dicted 500,000 of the state'* 1JM » gram. ooo eligibl* voters would c u t bal­ SOMEBODY’S WET nil the time In the VAH-11 refresher course In sur­ But It came a* a aurprla# to BALBOA, Canal Zone (UPI) — lots. But the poor morning turnout vival which the unit conducts on u continuing hjisla. Crewmen get their him, he said, when it turned out I k e J a U I l t R e p o r t e d Panamanian student* demanding Indicated the total might b* daily dunking under the supervision of Don Wright, at right, who instructs that all of tha questions were ones ■ m United J^atei give up the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Offi­ slderably le u . which h* had been asked In a In handling life rafts, Mue Wests and other survival equipment. They also Dade County, which haa ~ ‘ gma Canal Zone injured three pre-show warmup session by a cials reported here today that must swim 440 yards wearing their flight gear. Shown here nre, from left, President Elacnhowar la planning a fifth of the sisie's registered member of die producer's alalf. pollc.m.n W . , I. . .lid, n j i t J X j E T will l“ 0be financ­ M. K. Harney, J. D. Durbin, J. E. Holbrook, R. E. Jones, E. H. Wartenburg He said the warmup session was a flying vliU to Italy in early De­ voters, reported "vary light" vot­ throwing battle and Wright. ed by the union, while fund* for held In his apartment and the cember, with a possible aide trip ing with littl* or no waiting la tha American police finally campaign* of candidate* the election booths. staff aide gave him the answers to tha Middle East and India. Similar voter apathy w u re­ up the Stuck with tear gat Teamster* support will come from lo the question* which he could p fts... 1 M n m p rl ported from other population cen­ 1arrested two of the students. ; voluntary contrlhution* from the not answer. All of the questions * W 1 0 I a l c U t l iN U lT lcU were about popular music. TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — Dud- ter* such a* Duval, Escambia, I t o ^ stood by with tire hoee* “We are not *ugge*ting any This revvlallon was made as Icy Goulden of Dradeuton has 1-eon, Hillsborough and Pinellas to expectation of a new and specific amount any member j Charles Van Doren's dream of : been selected to head the Highway counties. ’ onslaught. But the voting waa brisk la Bro­ following in the footsteps of his Patrol Auxiliary for the coming battle raged across a road »hould contribute," he *aM. “The All entries for this year’s Jay tee sponsored Christ­ ward County, where the antiIllustrious father as a revered year. Goulden succeeds James D. the border between Pan- program probably will cost about mas I’»rn<le must be in by Saturday, Jack Wilber, teacher and scholar waa shatter* Slndail of Maitland, and becomes amendment foes wore among the an and Canal Zone terri­ 15 cent* per member per month, Christmas Parade chairman ixdnted out today. including both the educational and The Sanford Fire Department cd. the fifth officer to hold the state- moat outspoken ln the state. An tory. It wa* near the Panama The theme of thia year'* parade will be “Christmas Just a few briefs hours after wide post since tha group waa estimated 15,000 had voted in thn will hold its second annual benefit national aaaembiy building but campaign fund* aspect*." Fort Lauderdale area by nooa and Dreams.” Van Doren revealed t the sub­ organized in 1555 only one Panamanian patrol car show tomorrow at > p. m. at the voting officials predicted tha total committee that he became en­ Wilber urged any company or dub or other group showed up during the early vioCivic Center. Proceeds from the would run higher than 50,000 when meshed in a web of Ilea aud deceit t f lance. interested in sponsoring a float to contact him or the show will go to the Firemen's the polls dosed at 7 p. m. to win $129,000 oo a rigged tele­ The rock attack occurred w.ien MIAMI BEACH (UPI) Civil Benefit Fund and ticket* may be Jaycees. Miami, with mors than double vision program, the board of defense leaders from all over the police refuaed to lot the atudenta purchased In advance from any tha Broward population, had tabu­ trustees at Columbia University carry their demonstration into the nation take a first-hand look to­ firemen or may be bought at the announced acceptance of his res­ day at the Cape Canaveral mis­ lated only about 25,000 votes a t Canal Zoo* Itself. dour. 11 a. m. And no more than loo.ooo ignation. The demonstration wa* stirred sile teat center. Tha missile tour, C. P. Bennett la chairman fur Columbia University President which will occupy most of the of Dade's 371,000 eligible voter* wp by former Panamanian ForTne Sanfortf.Delia r> Entertain- the event and W. C. Gailey la In Graysun Kirk announced the day, was one of the main activi­ were expected to pull Iho voting sign Minister Aquilino Boyd who menl Association has opened of- charge of ticket sales. They said AU Dade precincts use vot­ board's acceptance Monday night ties at a three day fall conference lever*. bad called for a "peaceful Inva- fices at the comer of Park Ave. today that the public and mcring machines. with this te rn statement: aion" of the canal on this Pan- and First St. to push its mem- chants arc cooperating to make of the civil defense officials. A spot check of 90 of Duval "At their regular monthly amanian Independence Day. berahip drive. the show a success ami urged County's 129 precincts at 11 a. a . meeting on Nov. 2, the trustees Boyd, accompanied by his wile. Membenhip goal is sol lor over everyone to attend. showed (hat only 50 vote* bad of s§ lour young children and adozen 1.000 for Uie series of program* Local talent takingpsit 1 will lo­ (UPI) - The bean cast on tha amendmaat out testimony of Charles Van Doren, • ^ALLAIIASIM w follower*, were permitted (jv whjch will Include Jo«e Grecp *nd dude the^bupelalrp* .hyiaded hy 'ike Cooat> Insurance Coffiinlt- M otror the morning.session was assistant profrasar of English, be­ Florida Industrial Comnilssien Is of li.ooo vatara ragtatand In those American guards to go onto Canal hit Spanish danger*. t'n» ! eison Rh h a r.ll' Il'nabuUum wuiib Leslie made up of aetting public bear fore the House of Representative* expected to appeal a court ruling precinct*. Zoo* property after they warned University Glee Club with guest Holc-nnl*-. AH' rt Greene and Ori- [!* a ^ T n,cen<tn ^he^C'm nifv'fb*^ ings for a variety of plats in the subcommittee on legislative over­ that nullified Its broad intarpreM*e* they tn u ilrl nirxn n v ir o n hi r Dpianist, fin lv t. the dll* Florida F l o r i d a Symphony, ^ v m ith a n v an Osborne. H a W n . . Hydrn IVv.ls.ti Puprell Pit nr*II anil a n d the (h o . . 9 him would atop iany trouble an latlon of unemployment compen­ mlssionera today. sight. The trustees determined to sation requirements. I-eon Circuit county. be tried to create. and the Hollins Players in a light Seminole Boy* also wlU be featured The committee tunauling of Clif­ accept the offer of resignation lie emphasized his campaign ! drama. with Stanley and Clinch Mountain Tax Collector John Galloway Judge Hugh Taylor ruled Monday was a peaceful one. On the banks Cheater Keariek, chairman of Buys and the Yarborough Quartet ford McKibbin. Bob Crumley and told the board that hi* office submitted by Mr. Van Doren, ef­ that the commit nun'* broadened Robert Kurnv urged the increase at the canal he made a short the drive, announced that the of Orlando. inf-iiniinc* | needed a labulator machine at fective immediately." eligibility requirements were not three major changes,. incuium*, including .........._________ _ m ^ Van Doren, quiet and introspec­ proper. speech and said, "Wa sincerely tickets, which aell fur $5 each, i Admission will be $1.25 lor adults on raising the county’s valuation o j an r *lln,atc c t of $u, tive, returned to his Greenwich believe that pretty soon we are will allow the holder lo attend and 5o cents for children, Galloway said the machine is a buildings to $ 100,000 and clanging Village apartment Monday night going to have the Panamanian any Mutual Concert program In the aircraft insurance pohey to la'M,r» v‘n* 'k" ic« which would accompanied by lus wife, Geral­ rw flag flying officially over this the area. Student tickets will sell extended coverage and addition ,ave ,' e ™unl> mo" e* .*» **» »«•* dine, and hie I'ulllzer Prize win­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Tam­ SARASOTA (UPI) — Arvlda for $3.50. ^ pert of Panamanian territory." of increased public liability. ,un' ™ e * * td authorized Gallo- ning father, Mark Van Doren. pa's notorious Trafflcante brut Iters Corp. today announced purchase Tickets may be obtained from of the Ringling Bros. Barnutu e The commission is expected to t o g e th d s o n h e m a c h in .. Tltey postil for photographs, but »nd co-defendanta go on trial and Bailey Circus winter quartern (he downtown Sanford headquar­ discus, the program more lolly ^ * r,’,n declined to comment. ! »>"•; No/ - « «« «*>argea of con and an adjacent tract of land for ter* which will be opet from 10 and come up with some recoinh q !i, H° s k ° IT* Van Doren, who admitted he 'P lrln« *° '" d * P»yment of fed about $ 1,600,000. a. m. until 4 p. m. every day memi.iinn ,ha‘ ,hc pit used by the eral wagering taxea. In a notice or from individual ticket sellers. county as a clay pit was quaran entered the quiz show compel! filed her* Monday, U. S. Atly. The circus has bad It* winter Don for a chance to make aome For information or ticket reserva­ lined hy the U. S. Department of home ln Sarasota since 1937 and A headon collision yesterday be­ James L. Guilraartin said he TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Flo- tion* phone FA 2-5121. Agriculture because of an out­ quick money, today is broke. a clrcui official said U hoped to tween 20th St. and Lake Mary rids Stat# University Football He is under uispcnsion from his would take actloo against Henry keep It* winter quarters here. break of fire ants. Hoad injured a Lake .Mary teen­ Trafflcante, Santo Trafficanta Jr., Coach Perry Mo»s confirmed to­ $50,000 a-year job with NBC, he Davis said the pit is expected to ager. Hubert Arthur Day, and Mrs. | Milton Weir, president of Arday that two players were dfshat loti the one job he treas­ Joe Perrone and Salvatore J. vida, said the 160-acre circus pro­ bo sprayed thia week. Muriel Ware Gardner, 711 Pal- ■■ ■ ■ s ... Lorenzo. missed from the squad late MonDavis reported also that Lefller ured most—his $5,500 a year perty was purchased for about 9 day, a few hour* before students and Hush have completed their teaching job at Columbia—and $3(0,000. The adjacent Newburn banged Most in effigy. survey of the Loch Arbor area to hit TV winnings are gone. Estate, • 1.242-acre tract, w ai CHICAGO (U P I)—Wilson & Co., control while passing another car LONDON (UPI) -Prince** MarVan Doren said taxes took most I However, sport* official* s*hi the last major meat packer with- and swerved into the path of the eliminate flooding and he hopes to bought for some $1,342,000. United Press International they did nut believe the dismissals out a new union contract, said car driven hy Mrs. Gardner. Near . freezing teinperalnrea make hi* recommendation* on the of the winnings. With the rest he garet la back in circulation and Weir said the land would ho hod any hearing on the student today it would not resume nego- j smashing its hood and motor, offi across the northern United Stales ( survey lo the hoard at Its next bought himself a flashy foreign happily ao. Monday night the went used for development of a "m e­ sports car and the Greenwich to see the review "Pieces of dium priced residential commu­ demonstration. and snow flurries in New England \ meeting. ! tiations with the United Parking- rers said. In other busineaa, the board re- Village apartment where he now Eight" on the arm of one of her nity" of 3,000 hornet. Most, reached by telephone in bouse Workers until striking emDay suffered a bruised and cut provided a chilly harbinger of old beaux. American-born Billy | jerted all bid* on an eaaement reside*. Jacksonville, said senior end Jim p|0yes return to work. knee and Mrs. Gardner was taken winter today. As he left Washington Monday Wallace, but her most talked-about Cool Canadian air swept through| for a right of way on State Hoad Hooka of West Palm Beach and Wilson accused the union of to Seminole Memorial hospital for he told reporter* "1 owe more escort of late has been bachelor senior center Bill Brown of Or-i provoking the walkout "by devious emergency treatment of face and the lower Great Lakes to the Ml until further atudy. Guest Night will be featured at farmer Alan Godsal. Margaret Commissioners authorized Altar- than 1 have left." lando were knocked off the squad, methods and false and mislead- | leg cuts. Highway Patrolman J. L. lower Mississippi Valley and cast seemed to have gone hack to a the ini-ctin - of the Seminole w-ard to the Atlantic Seaboard ney Mack Cleveland to act a* atBoth were third-string player*. | ing propaganda." I Sikes, who investigated, said. merry whirl of partying, only Toastmasters to be held tomorrow ■Monday night, dropping Ihc nier- lurncy for the zoning board and day* after her former swain, night at the Mar-Lou restaurant. cury lu to 20 degrees. board of ad.ustment in a suit Peter Townsend, confirmed hi* Earh member Is a<ked to bring at Headings in the 2os were re where a group of Lake Howell citiengagement to ht* Belgian secre­ least uric guest. A special pro­ ported over the lakes, with the zeus is suing to prevent Heftier tary. gram of entertainment is planned. 30s extending Into Virginia anil Home* from dumping sewage In Kentucky, \ Lake Howell. A 10 In 13 degree ri«e In tern 1 • ■ —■ CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) 1One of the nation's newest mill-1 peratures was recorded over the J tary halllistlc missiles, the 700Midwest, but the Weather bureau mile range Pershing, may In-gin said another blast of frust would I lest flights from the CV a srm . j chill Minnesota and western .Ne­ braska during the day. Texting facilities (or t >e solidSnow flurries danced around Hie propellant missile — Including a blockhouse ard two launch pads— northern Great Lakes and the North Atlantic Coast and light were turned over Monday to the Irupliu-s w«rc awarded to win- Army ami the Martin IV , prime showers were reported in northern Washington state, northern Texas ,U-M m ,,lc second annual city ten- contractor for the Pershing. WASIHN'GTUN (UPI) — The duties on the court that ere not m* tournament last night. | Brig. Gen. J. A. Barclay, com- Fulled Steelworkers Union urged Judicial." and the southern plateau. Mike Sirlanni and Meg Urquliarl niander of the Army ila"'slic today to overback to work order were- awarded trophic* for taking .Missile Agency at Huntsville. Ala., the Supreme .Court . , . , also should be overturned because the back-lo-work order jt w„ b, m , on ernmeuUI the men'i ami women’s tingles immediately announced that Ini­ turn titles while Gene Tucker and tial research and development fir- against _ _ _ _ _ _on _ _ _grounds _____ its members reading" _________ of the law._And be __ dUi fur lie Morrison were honored as ings of the Pershing will begin on (hat Tafl-Hartley law pruvisious puled the president's rlelm —tusdoubles champion*. schedule. He added that the mis tained by the lower court*—that Hunnerup award* were presented sile "will continue to lie drvclip- authorizing such Injunctions are the walkout imperiled the nation­ unconaUtu. tonal. tu Wendall Springfield, Phil Logan, ed under the technical superviUnion attorney Arthur J. Gold- al health and saiety. D. II Piercy and Module Ferrell lion and direction of the AHMA." The justices questioned Gold­ la-rg made this plea at the open­ The awards were presented, b y Lease of space as a temporary ------------------------ing of oral argument* before the berg closely on his Interpretation annex for Uie Sanford Post Office high court on the legality of a of the worda "health or safely" was reported today. in the Taft-Harlley law. Goldberg lower court order to «nd the 112The office of G. Harold Alex said the injunction waa based “ou day-olii sieel walkout. ander, state Republican Part) Goldberg also told Uie cuurl a »e iou* misreading of the stat­ chairman, said the real evtale Tlie .Seminole County TH and ute." • director of the Post Oflice had Health Assn, has asked for vol- there is enough steel in this coun"Economic wellbeing is uei accepted a threc-yeai lease dated unteer workers to help with the try to insure the nation's health 'health,' " Goldberg said. Christmas Seal milling and other I and safety even if the strike con________________ yesterday for property at m W. -V :!.Yyc*i-old city jail prisuuer Si-eond St. The annuuiuement office chores, but the assorts- tmuea for the rest of the year. «»« , I» i » |_ —*. said Uie property It owned by . escaped from a work detail truck lion stressed today that it doe* I In Issuing the 50-day bick-lo K O C K 8 1 121111 Mr. and Mr*. Orville L. Hark* lh|* morning, not require experienced typist* or work order, Federal Judge Her ORDILL. III. (UPI) - A n explo­ and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick II m“ " VM‘* Identified a» clerical workers to help In the bert P. Sorg agreed with Preai sion rocked the OUn Mathiveua Williams. Henry Grady Moore, who was office. dent Eisenhower that tlie walkout chemical plant here today. There Postmaster Joel Fields said be *«rving a term for driving while HOSPITAL EMPLOYES have ruined more than $150 for the United Fund Many prospective volunteers do jeopardized the national health was no Immediate report of had not been advised that the intoxicated and having no driver's not contact the TB group because and safety—the criteria for seek­ deaths or injuries, police sakL and Harry Weir, right, admiiii-itrutor at Seminole Memorial Hospital, leasing of a site for a temporary license they think skilled workers are ing and issuing an Injunction un­ The company baa a commer­ hunded over the initial check to Williunt Bush Jr., left, chairman of the Police sold Moore Jumped out needed, but the office said it only der the Tatt-Hartley law's emer­ cial dynamite operation and doe* pastel annex wa* past the "in employe division of tha drive and A. B. Peter»on Jr., general chairman. definite stage," but Alexander's of the truck at 7:30 a m. *4 5th wants helpers to stuff envelopes, gency provisions. research on rocktt propellants. The hospital employe* have pledged 100 per cent participation in the announcement said the 3.000- ' St. and ioiural Ave. He Is deel them for mailing and d o ! Goldberg argued the emergency A spokesman at the plant said cjir.it ign and the nize o f tLeiz- c o n tr iliu liu n w ill Ik - la rg e r when th e fin a l •cub. iI u<* Weighing |f<iuiii.> |j some filing. mi square loot location wa, accept- j *ciib. weighing in 150, pounds Volunteers (or this | provision* oi the law are uncun o.ify that an t.nergcucy existed, ed yesterday. | and twin* bvc fe*4 U laches tail. J work are I etUuUuoni because they confer [ u* refuaed to siv* further de Vile. total u m, iVtarsoo aaid. i'hul0T now. News Briefs Firemen's Benefit Hurry For Parade Tomorrow Night Concert Group Opens Offices First Hand Look Changes In County's * Insurance Suggested To Appeal Ruling Brothers On Trial Headon Collision Injures Drivers Two Dismissed From FSU Squad Company Refuses More Strike Talk " T A . hu» Snow, Near Freeze M Heralds Wimer Ringling Circus Quarters Are Sold Margaret On Go Guest Night Slated Pershing Missile Flights To Start Union Calls T-K Injunction Trophies Awarded for Net Tourney Order Unconstitutional Post Office Space Reported Leased n.m,w I-.,,,. ncaiiua di Mailers Needed By TB Association Prisoner Escapes City Work Detail I J if } � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 02, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7dae41c51c400c0f362b40206d9ca7d2.pdf b6f5b8de3b95ba4fccf637065d40b1d0 PDF Text Text I — - V ;r, Mir M .» .lM i T h e Bels O f S L M ary's*' Western Military Experts Worried T V Shew N o t Too'W arm ' Over Red Nuclear Weapon Advances LONDON (UPI) - The Werter* M m a n beginning to k i n aer■I thoughts m ten present marm a o tb ir test explosions of reported startling adto Ruarian nuclear wrap* Weeten military esparto today. told l'nltad Proaa tho Western dateat tha O n n a nuclaar talks darU of pottk Irina which apposoa furliar *ar giptoehmo aod tea advanced Soviet • Par Marly a year tea world baa wotrill I tea negotiation* to Geoon . bapiai teat tea apectar at a « race eaw bo asoaod la Gr­ after a tWD-BMWte Mo “nuclaar tea VaMod Mateo bomb." taata wtU Analysis af this (aDowt ted year. U. I. scientists to tbs Tbs military exports la the Russians had enormously Western leaden tbs strong public demand tar a greater suppUas of uranium than boa m teste. Bat, teey said,evi­ the West suspected, k also indi­ dence so far-of tee danger to cated they bad wived the prob­ baaite by radiooctivo faUowt la not lem, which seta baffled Western coecluaiva. Wastera atateameo aad milttery scientists, of bringing large quan­ leadcra bava tee nepoasIbUMy for tities af uranium—225 together to deciding wbeteer tea aUUtary riak the cuing of their superbomb to tee Weal of a prolonged baa without producing an automatic oa teste eotweighs tee Improved nuclear reaction. The military experts hers said danger to be site, they said. Tho esperta recalled ovideoce Russia's Sputniks and Luniks given by tbs U. S. Atomic Energy have shown tbs has missiles cap­ Coafti Iaaloo oarly this ynar to a able of delivering her super atom­ dosod sessioo of n Senate tub- ic bomb. No country yet has a THIS AERIAL VIEW shows n portion of the flooded area at Plymouth, committee. AXC sdaHata said missile powerful enough to carry New Hampshire, after a wild, three-day northeast storm dumped up to that fallout, trapped sad analysed ■ hydrogreo bomb, they said. eight inches of rain over much of New England. One of the main problems is la after a particularly dirty Randan the method of detonating the hy­ nuclaar test last year, indicated that Roasto bad developed a “so- drogen bomb. The start of a fuslon reaction require* such vast heat aod eoergy that Western sci­ entists have so far been able to produce K only by using an atom- I NEW YORK (UPI) — The non Mona Lb a it believed by ed by the Vernons. The Houiloa is bomb to detonate the hydrogen “other" Mona Lisa, a disputed many experts to have been paint­ group negotiating for the Mona version of the Da Vinci master­ ed by Leonardo da Vinci in 1102, Lisa is headed by Dr. Edwin C. bomb. The Russians also appear to be piece valued at lt.500.000, may five years before he painted the Connor, a wealthy retired phy­ ahead of the West to finding an get a home in a Texas museum. nearly identical but more famous sician. and includes several bank­ The Vernon family, owners of canvas which hangs in Paris' ers. doctors, an insurance firm altcrnativo to this, according to the painting, aod the prospective Louvre. The Vernons keep it in president snd a prominent at­ the Loodoo experts a sign tbat lenders art toying A Soviet explosives expert. Gen. purchasers in Houston,, Tex., con­ a bank vault in Summit. X. J. torney. Georgi Iosifovich Pokrovisky. said firmed today that negotiations Slagle said negotiations are away from GI William Henry Vernon of New­ According to Jam.-a J. Carney recently all Russia's latest hydro­ "are going on and have been for being handled in Houston by Mary port, R. I., an ancestor of Vernon tome little time." But neither gen bombs are detonated by whs’ Frances FetUg, an agent retainJr., a University af Miami fin­ was entrusted with the painting ance professor, the interest rate bs called an “electrical explo­ party would say bow near to a by Marie Antoinette of France climb is tevsliog off but there is sion" instead of by atomic bombs tale the negotiations have gotten. at the time of her arrrst during Purchase of the painting would Bars Can Operate Westers military experts said no prospect far “soy substan­ the French Revolution. The queen tial lowering of interest rates tor the value of the bydrogren bomb, rank at one of the biggest art told her young American friend transactions a American his­ even in massive retaliation, was at lssst six months." Carney gava On Election Day that he could keep “ the portrait this assessment to tee National seriously limited by its weight tory. A reliable report indicates of tbe nun by Leonardo" If she TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Bars League of Insured Savings Asso­ and teat at present it can be de the Vernon family already hat were executed. and cocktail lounges in the state ciations, to convention to Miami. IIvend only W manned bombers turned down an offer of S800.000 The owners of the puuu.ru art for the work, but this could not won't have to dose Nov. 2 when Slagle's wife. Mrs. Agnes Vernon be confirmed. the people vole on the reappor­ Slagle of 2S9 Fairmont Chatham, "The price under discus*Km te tion meot amendment. N. J.; her sister. Mrs. Dorothy 11.500,000.” said Christian W. In an opinion Wednesday for Vernon Landis of Pound Ridge, Slagle, a Vernon in ixw and fam­ Beverage Director L Grant 741 Yi, and their mother, Mrs. ily spokesman. ' Thu painting te Peeples. Atty. Gen. Richard Ervin Alice C. E. Vernon They never have been able to So the "Pause A Praise'' stra­ the hottest thing in the art world ruled that a 1953 act changed the I t o n y 'i case to—id be on »Ko4 Keee ?TUld tv : Ztj'j'j It In N.ta iiuiuet because even though it te an eiahth of an rlrifinf tegy fulfills his Hunger f«e men away from complete authen­ kept open during special elections. they fear fire and theft. Even the public recognition. It creates the tication. But ooe must remember And bp s i means The electioo on the «4 senator. Louvre Mona Lua was slashed proper “ mental net" for probable that the Louvre Mona Lisa has a 100-member House apportionment from its frame and stolen, but fanwos “ran— te mystery of ka own." will h« a specul election to de- later was returned to tbe muatqM tor R can sMmtosto much acceptance af your logic. The beautifully preserved Ver- eido only that one issue. scum. EARLY VACCINATION "You bava raised a good queator sales af Mess, tion." you can thus begin your merrhaadtee. Few reply to Timmy's father, "and fi you are quite right in urging that we let a child make up hie own beys. mind on many iasuea. "Sometimes, however, we adulU RT — GEORGE W. CRANE. have more experiences so it is PbJ).. M. D. CASK C — 472: Tunmy R., aged helpful rf we add our matura judgment to lip the scales la the 7, la a lonely youngster. proper direction “Or. Crane," a local clergyman “ For example, we now know began. “Tunmy needs to be to teal MsaUpux and dipthena and Sunday School. polio can be prevented almost “Hi* mother approves of my completely by vaccinating child idea but hit father la dead act ren. against it. The father riaima to be The youngsters seldom want to an atheist and says churches Just be vaccinated, so if we left it ruin people. solely up to them, they’d nsk “ Betides, he argues it is unfair infection rather than suffer the to prejudice a child's mind, so minor needle prick at the time of be says we should was till Timmy vaccination. is 21 and then let him decide for “Thus, we parents must tact­ himself. fully 'sell' them on what te good "1 know you have taught a Sun­ insurance for their later adult day School clast for 40 years, to health. how would you answer Timmy's “ By the same logic, we should father?" tactfully vaccinate them against FAl'SK A PRAISE social unpopularity by teaching When 1 taught my psychology them table manners, plus clean­ classes at Northwestern Univer­ liness with a toothbrush, soap, etc. sity on “Advertising and Selling". “ And team work te now more TO BE GIVEN I always urged the students to necessary than ever before, be­ “ Pause A Praise" when o pros­ cause of our looming population, AW AY THIS pect raised an object wo. so we need to train a child us Tbi* is the best single bit ef fair play and the Golden Rule. FRIDAY NIGHT •trategy any talesman can ever "Most of us parents fail to tutor AT 8:30 P. M. JUST acquire. It. helps parents -and on eu such i , . * w-------— —- our schildren u u u i c a i • specifically F 'V M i v a i i ; wu wi school teachers, too. when children points, so U ia convenient to let COME IN AND REGISTER! ihool questions back at ua. them attend a Sunday School " *“ ■**.*"?• u* • chance where some unselfish person do to collect our feeble wits, M ww natea time to teach the youngsters have been wool gathering. moral manners. Second, it inflates the ego of the "If you left it up to Timmy, questioner. Instead of being met don't you think he'd prefer to go with a sharp retort or angr> . . . wills ilia playmates and spend an P no* receives a compliment. hour singing inspirational tongs That puts him into an agreeable and listening to tales of moral and often agreeing frame *f heroism? muxs. In fact, why not come along Each of us at birth is branded with Timmy next Sunday and in­ acron the chest with this lifelong, spect the modern Sunday school? though Invisible tattooYou are an analytical thinker, eo maybe you could offer us some ANT " AYT T° r K tL good suggestions for improving II?" (Always write to Dr. Crane la care of this newspaper, en­ closing a long 4c stamped, ad­ dressed envelope and 20c to OUTOBER 17 rover typing and printing ro«ti Admission* when yen send tor ene ef kte John W. Hall, Sanford booklets. Caudooe Wharton. Sanford Will* Lawrence, Sanford 8 T A -N U Cleaning Linda Roasi. Sanford Jewel Jones. Sanford Keep* Cloth an Julia Mansfield, Sanford LIKE NEW! Cleo Howard. Sanfurd Carolyn Betts, SaiMord Call FA 2-3315 Roecoe Williams, Sanfurd Gertrude Smith, Osteen Emma Thornton, Sanford Lucy Bridgea. Sanford Dtaostoaate Mary lie ten Oyter aad bahf, Sanford COLONIAL CLEANER! Frederick Zuil. Matoaod 11* R. Avo. John Ivy, Oviedo Drive-la l i t W. lMh Elizabeth Mitchell, Sanfurd aad Britain bavo a Famed Picture Valued Over A Million Experts Say Pressure O ff Home Loan Interest WASHINGTON (UFI) -Experts la off borne loan Tkoy may not be going down to able future but are oat to pa op either. Hooey to atlH aotog to be cumwith lenders quaand ftoawrtol roeourcos carefully. to tbs National A uoaf Real Estate Boards, a m d U d k e per cent afaaa aad to March to V toward aoatlisf borrowing, NARER PrvnM. UdaM af U a An­ te that loaders are tee impact of high I bousing industry. “Tbs growing practice of makla f mortgage decisions primari­ ly m Immediacy of yield with minimum apparent regard to the future la a serious source of trouble to the bousing industry," Udall said. Ha leveled sharp criUctsm at an FHA l e a n s when the maximum FHA Intere g rate waa tocreaaed on Sept. M from l b to SH per cent. Instead of trimming diacouola by an expected four points, Udall said, the interest boost led to dis­ count reductions of about two points. "11m current price level of yHA-insured mortgages apptars more a matter of assessing tea burden that the public and tee bousing industry will bear aad lasa a matter of Judictuue decision la Isrmt of the long run tostdanrial market,” Udall said. Ho noted that the S per cent sale oa conventional loans—those tbat are not backed by the govern­ ment—is “bumping against the usury laws'* in about a down states. As a result discounts—un­ common on conventional loans— are coming into use. Loans guaranteed by the Veter­ ans Administration (or former servicemen “ are practically un­ available in many areas because ef the 5*4 per cent ceiling on the interest rate," UdaU said The VA reported a further decline in appraisal requests in September, Crippled Freighter Reaches Key West fi « M ■ iffi i KEY WEST. (UPI) - Pump* worked through the night to keep a British freighter afloat here, but the ship got into port. Tlie 445 too Crystal, with a hole ripped la iU bull, llmpwd into port shortly after midnight with • Coast Guard escort Tho 225-foot vessel had reported k waa sinking with X persona aboard Wednesday aflernooo. The crew radioed that tea aingl* pump could not keep ahead of tbe water pouring through tho hole. Jut what caused the tear to Iho hnU was not known. Hie Coast Guard K-nt airplanes which dropped two extra pumps to the Crystal. Using these, the crow waa able to get underway aad made it to Kay Weet with g cutter is eocart. Tho crystal, a two-masted con­ verted yacht, waa bound fur Tampa whan M Beat tbe SOS. Leaves For M eet Dr. aad Mrs. L. T. Doss left to­ day to attend tho annual cooven tioo of the Florida Chiropractic Assn, at the Robert Meyer Hotel in Jacksonville. Dr. Dose la president of tho Gavel Club, an organization of part presidents of the asaocia Una. The nation'* lending tobacco companies spent • total of nearly III million dollar* to advertise the tB brands af eigararti i daring 2tM. Thu. according to Adrarttotog Age, waa loo* than boM t east Worry Clinic By FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI) — Having watched "The Bella of 5t. Mary s" Tuesday night, the cockles of my heart should bo warm enough to cut Into winter fuel bills. Bat it didn't work out that way. Tbe 90-minute CBS-TV produc­ tion put together some engaging personalities to tell the story of St. Mary’s parochial school, iu troubles with a neighboring mil­ lionaire and its faith in itself and prayer. The troubles were many: The millionaire, p l a y e d by Charles Ruggles, was a hypo­ chondriac who wanted the school razed for a parking lot; Sister Benedict, played by Claudette Col­ bert, developed tuberculosis; Pat­ sy bad family troubles; Eddie couldn't fight; the school was falling apart and, la the idiom of the day. one student took a dive on a quiz. Enough trouble here to last through a full 34-eplsode se­ ries, I’d say. Because a play of this sort sug­ ar-coats life, the troubles, though many, were really superficial. Even the tuberculosis was a very mild case. Prognosis: excellent. And the millionaire really had a heart of gold. Since his new of­ fice building was noticeably lack­ ing in traffic, it was no surprise when he donated it to the parish for a new school. Tho most renuine performance of the night was turned in by Marc Connolly, as Dr. McKay. He had aa honest, natural ap­ proach while the masterful browwrinkler. Robert Preston and Miss Colbert were fine in a scene to outdo each other . , . However, Miss Colbert was fine in a scene that had her boxing and, later when the learned of her illness. Otherwise, she was, well — Clau­ dette Colbert, complete with su­ perfluous hand-waving. Prev'an'a "role called for complete, believa­ ble warm-hand ingenuity. He came over with exetaaive stiff4tC»l. The labored mechanics of this story have been rendered obsolete by time and 1 thought the funda­ mental message — dealing with faith rewarded — could have been OCTOBER OUR twice aa effective If half of the underdeveloped aub * plota Wert discarded. £ I saw only tbe last half of Art Unklelter’s NBC-TV Startim* special Tuesday night — the on* in which Linkletur the TV per. tonality plugged a new book by Linkletter the author, which *as published by a firm that Linkletter the businessman U a part­ ner in. So far at is known. Linkletter doesn't own the automobile firm that sponsored him. The tto terviews with children appeared' to have a carefully rehearsed air of unrehearsed behavior about them. The Interview with Mrs. Hannah Nixon and her aon, Vic* President Richard Nixon, didn't belong on this show. The Chenael H *in: Ralph Edward* brings his NBC - TV Wednesday night show. This U Your Life, back to New York rR , two program* ia November, u0daunted by hie encounter with Lowell Thomas during toe Uit viait. Carl Reiner has been added to tea gueat list of Dinah Shore's Parisian review on NBC-TV this Sunday because of a postponed appearance by Les Marottes, > puppet act. Metropolitan Opeia star Cesare Siepi appears on the N ot. 5 CBS-TV The Big Party, f ) show the late Errol Flynn had been booked into. Backstage. Abe Burrows has assumed his duties as executive producer of 'Party,' now that some Broadway direc­ torial commitments are ended. Allied Artiste, a film company that has produced “The A1 Ca­ pone Story" and “Friendly Per­ suasion." will produce two a« yet unspecified TV film series foe ABC films starting in Jan u arR Ethel Skutts, the popular band singer of tbe lii30, stars in “ Spe­ cial Delivery," a forthcoming CBS-TV Alfred Hilebccck ehiiier. One out of every seven medical bills covered by health insurance in the U. S. ia 2500 or more while more than half fall between I1M and 2499. SALE \ I ixr * s FR EE- ONE 4 - P I E C E BEDROOM SUITE ONE OCCASIONAL CHAIR ONE FLOOR LAMP BABY FURNITURE Hospital Notes BABY BED AND MATTRESS - P LA Y P EN S - - - - STROLLERS AT - - 28.88 11.95 11.95 T H I S IS T H E LAST W EEK TO S A V E -4 0 % ON DINING ROOM SUITES 4 DINETTE SUITES AT 40% Off DINING ROOM JUNES THIS WEEK O ff ONLY P h ilip * CaMauiMf t W c X ib in 114 N. Pmrk A vt. 1100 FRENCH FREE PARKING " FA 2-6S31 • C E N T E R # FA 27953 �4 County Urged To Vote In Reapportionment Election Tuesday Legislative Delegation H I I Favors Passage O f Act S«tninolt County'* legislative delegation today urged it* 12,500 eligible voter* to give the county the largest voting turnout in the state and back the reapportionment issue in Tuesday** election. ■0 Senator Douglas Stenstrum and Representatives Mack Cleveland Jr. and Gordon Frederick said this morning that 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UP1) — Stock prices al 1 p. m.: American A irlin es.......... MVh American TAT ................... 7IH Bethlehem Steel ................. 55H Chrysler ................ . *8 Curtiss • Wright ............... SOtl DuPont .................................. MT14 Eastman Kodak ................... MH Ford Motor .......................... MH General Electric ................. BIH General Motor* ................... HH Graham • Paige ................. 2li . Inti. T A T .......................... 37H Lorillard .................................41H Minute Maid ........................ MH Penney ................................ 110 Penn RR ............................. l«ii Royal American ............... 4 S ean Roebuck ................. 4*Vi Standard Oil (NJ) .............. 4>H Studehaker ........ 24Vs U. S. Steel ........................... 100H Wealinghouse El ................. )7H ir e r a ld VOL. XUX WEATHERs Clear end slightly cooler tonight end tomorrow. High today, 80-55. Low tonight, 60-86. SANFORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1959 United Pram Uaecd Wire EeUbILthed IMS NO. 558 “the a mend meat trill mean a great deal to the county and e u te .” Seminole calmly voter* also will have • chance lo role on accept­ and even hopes to settle here eomeday. Eighty-eight year* ago General Henry B. land. and had nine children who were named ance of the school board’s recom­ Sanford discovered the city of Sanford. for Bible characters. Sanford is in the Ezekiel Mr. Sanford told the librarian that he felt mended eight mill tax levy and line. Hia name Rodney, however, wue from Three days ago, a direct descendant of the Iwo mill* for the building and bus that the city la wonderfully aituated and Admiral Rodney, the famous British sailor general discovered the city again. reserve fund. looked as if U were growing rapidly. The three school trustee candi­ whose name was given to the Flagship Rodney Rodney Frederick Sanford of Rochester, A check of several books a t the library yea* date# will nsn again unopposed in of the British Navy during World W ar II. N. Y., arrived in town for a ehort one-tiny visit. terday revealed that Mr. Sunford’a ancestor Some 1,000 residtnli in Seminole the election. They are R. F. Coop­ Mr. Sanford also cleared up one point for Hi* first stop wo* the Henry Sanford Memorial County and Debary will get a re­ er, J1m Birkaameyer and Roy felt about the same way when he founded th i many about the Civil War — there were tvs Library and Museum a t 620 E. First St„ in duction In their telephone bills Mann. city. many Sanfords on the aide of the south during Mellonville Park. Sanford voters also will vote on ■tartiag la November, Bob SbedSuid General Sanford in 1871: the war between the states as there were on Mr. Sanford said he ia probably a distant den, m sn aier of the Sanford of­ a d tp commissioner post with J. “ Here, one day, will be the greatest city the north. cousin of the general. fice of the Southern Bell Tele­ H. "Jim m y'' Crsppa opposing in­ of interior Florida, as its soli, ite health and cumbent Merle Werner. Although Mr. Sanford said he w h s on a He came into town with some interesting phone Co., reported today. its climate justify me in believing ite resource# Crappe became the only candi­ L ay o ffs S oar hurried business trip and didn't have timfe to Shedden laid *00 person* In the data about the general and hie family. eounty and the m me number in date to run against the present for pleasure resort# and for business a r t un­ really aee th# city and browse around the Mr. Sanford said the first Sanford arrived DETROIT (UPI) — Auto In DeBary will get the reduction due officeholder!. Only > write-in bal­ limited." memorial library, he said he admires the city in America in 1762 from Murry Haddon, Eng­ dustry layoff* due to the steel tft an elimination of mileage lot can oppose Earl Higginbotham strike soared to nearly 180,000 to­ in his race lor ■ third term on the ehangei in the an a . day. nearly ail of them affecting A n sa In Seminole County affect­ commission. The constitutional amendment giant General Motors. GM an­ ed are Lock Arbor. Lake Mary, nounced it* layoffs due to ma­ Ravenna Park. Sunland Estates proposes a 44-acnator, 103 member terials shortages would total 1S5,House legislature—a total of 14 end North Orlando area. Shedden reported he is sending new legislators. Most of them 000 at the end of today's shift*. out tettera to the aubecribcrs tell­ would be elected from the Mate's Chrysler Corp. announced it* lay­ off* would total 4,800. larger population centers. ing them of the reduction. The proponents maintain the According to the letter, the tele phone company recently completed proposal la the best that can be Red T ide Dead ST. PETERSBURG (UPI)— Th# a etudy of the monthly mileage obtained from the legislature. Op­ qpergea applicable to telephone ponents in the large counties com­ fish - killing red tide appeared to eTrvlca. The atudy was requested plain it still does not give them bo dead today but scientist* plan ned another aerial Inspection to bp the Florida Railroad and Pub­ a fair share of representation. Stenstrom said that “ we In be sure. A flight over 150 mites lic Utilities Commission. The letter states that the study Seminole County stand to gain as of Gulf water* Thursday revealed ws# still In freighter* were sunk including th# MEXICO CITY (UP!) An northern showed that certain reductions in much as anyone m Florida by that kli* coast from Clearwater to avalanche caused hy heavy rains doubt. An aircraft pilot who flew passenger-freighter Sinaloa with >1 the mileage charges were appli­ voting In favoT of thla amend­ San Carlo* Ray was virtually obliterated the village of Miuatit- over the area on a rrliel mission dead. Three American women cable and will start effective Nov. ment. If the amendment passes, clear of dead fish. No new water Ian Thursday with a sudden blow said only the church steeple was th# Slnalo were, missing—M n. the county will have its own sen­ discoloration* were seen. 1. that may have snuffed out 800 protruding above the flood waters. Lucille Petit of Laguna Beach, ator rather than sharing a sen­ Ten coastal village* were report­ Calif., and Mrs. Margaret Gower lives, report* from the slurm de­ ator In the years ahead with S tan d Is U rg ed vastated west coast disclosed to­ ed wlprd off the map hy the and M n. F. R, Harris, both ef Brevard County." atornia and high lidra. Ten smalt Acapulco, .Mux. day. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) “ Thla, of course, ie not the only Gov. John Patterson urged state Swarms of scorpions and taran­ reason that 1 hope our people officials today to resist federal tulae altackrd the injured aurvlwill support this amendment. The agents investigating New NYgru vors whan the rain loosened side amendment, in my opinion, Is lair voti*r registration complaint* in of the Copales Mountains thunder­ lo all of Florida and, while It ia Alabama. The governor said ed onto the village and tore loose the nests of the poliMonou* insects An 80-year-old Casselberry resi­ not perfect and docs not represent agent* were probing violation* of (arachnids), Frantic appeals for dent died this morning of in­ the thinking of any one person, it Negro right* in Daliaa County, anti-venom serum were radioed juries received in a two-car col­ is the firat real step forward that located in the rich agricultural la Mexico City. lision on Highway 17-9? Wednes­ the people of the faster growing Black Bell which stretches acr«i* areas of the state have had an the center of the Mate. The disaster at Minalillun was day afternoon. TOP STUDENTS for the first six weeks period at Pineopportunity to take in many, many only one of a aeries lliat hit'M exi­ The man was identified as Clyde Lulled Press International urea stretched from the Car*, crest Junior High School are Mike Garner and Helen co’s Pacific Coaal Tuesday when Reds Move I ’p Rising who died at 4:10 a. m. years. A vicious wind and rain storm liiuu and Georgia to the M in i* “ I do hope lha people of our Mann. Two studenta are choiten from each section in the a storm, described as a cyclone, NEW DELHI (UPI) — The day of a punctured lung, head wiped out a doien villages ami raged through the Soulhweal aippi River end southward into school on the basis of achievement, reliability, and effort juries ami several broken ribs. county will support this amend­ Chinese Communist* have «*• m ent/ hut piore. Importantly. I killed mure than 1,000 persons. Thursday night, triggering flash Florida. leaded their ctK-ckptr1-' \t* - *■> Aid f. -1 : thie field,‘the top two are chosen. Th® Pilot The Florida Highway Patrol re­ ever; regisiervsl volet wider area of the Ladakh section r Many hundred! were still unac- flu*nfs in the deserts end causing ported that Rising’s car rut into hope Arizona officials told Maud# ('Inti will award emblem* and letters of commendation UF rounted fur, the path of a vehicle operated wlj) take the time to go to the of tile Indian slate of Jammu and widespread damage ia Arizonn Kldridge, 2, drowned whea a Dash the honor students next Tuestlny. (Stuff Fh§vr>) polls to vote whether they are for 'Die fate of I,M X ) persons in the Kashmir, report* from the fron­ by Dallas Pillom of Fort Worth. and California. flood tore Uie child from her against the amendment. If tier said today. Foreign policy flooded town of Zacoalpan in Tea. The accident occured one The floods swept two bullies mother’* grasp after a torrent el Florida's constitution la to be experts said it appeared likely mile north of Casselberry. from their mothers’ arm to their water rushed through a "dry Officers said Rising, attempt­ changed, it should be by the voice the Communists may attempt to deaths. Several other persons wash" and awumped the family I of the majority of our people," be penetrate even farther into In­ ing to get on the highway, ap­ were injured. car. parently did not see the other 1 added. The storms were the worst in a Cleveland said that opponent* dian territory. .Hlmron !-ce M ean, 4, was ha* vehicle and swerved into it. Itiond weather pattern t h a t licvcd drowned or burled ia sand of the amendment have offered | N i charges were filed against TV Men W arned dumped ruin from Mtnneseta and after flash floods swept th* fans, Plliom. the highway patrol re­ no solution to the problem. "The ATLANTA (CPI) — A leading th* Dukotns to Texas and over ily car H00 feet off the old Apacb# only way la a compromise solu­ ported, tel avis Ion executive warned dele­ most uf the Southwest and South­ Trail near Phoenix and burled It tion, which this amendment Is," Rising was tsken to Seminole gates to live National Assn, of Tiie familiar chant, “Trick or east. in water and silt. Her parent* delpliia, ia upholding the TaftMemorial Hospital and then trans­ he said. WASHINGTON (UPI) The Know fell throughout MunUnu, crawled from the car with minor Frederick voiced Uie same opin­ Broadcasters convention here to­ United Stelwiirkcrs form ally ap­ Hartley injunction against the Treat" will takr on a new ling ferred to Orange Memorial Hos­ ion, and added (hat passage of day "we must govern ourselves pealed to the Supreme Court to­ steel strike, gave the Steelwork tonight In Sanford a* little spooks North Dakuta, Nevada and Utah, injuries. pital. or be governored.” Gaines Kelley, ! and goblins, ipaci-mcn and wit­ Funeral arrangements are not the amendment la in the beat in­ general manager of a Greensboro, day to review the Taft-Harllcy in­ era Union until Monday to file ches, ring doorhrlH throughout the with four-inch depths repelled at terest* of the county and state. Lander, Wyo,, and Bassett, Neb, junction ordreing the SOO.UOu strik­ their appeal. complete. comm unify. He had pointed out last week N. C., station, said more careful er* back to work. Heavy mow warnings were up toTile government on Wednesday To the well knuwn cry will be *iay for western Nebraska, Kan­ that by giving the county a full observation of programs “which asked Ui* Supreme Court to The union filed a petition chal­ Senate seal, the proposal would are transmitted through our faci­ lenging Uie constitutionality u( shorten this period and compel added Die words, “ for UNICEF." sas, Oklahoma and eastern Culorincrease Seminole’s voice there by lities and over which we have no emergency provisions of the Tall tiie union to file by noon today. More than two million yifugsu-rt ado and New Mexico. over Ih# country will be parti­ about <0 per cent, since Brevard direct con’roi" was needed. In the South >asl, Bavannuh, Ua. Hartley Act under which the gov But th* court denied the govern­ cipating in this, tiie biggest pro­ County actually has twice the recorded 3.67 inches of rain in 24 ernment sought to halt the strike ment's plea. T u rn s Down Railroad tor 80 days. ject ever earned out by children hours and Augusta, (ia., reported number of voters as Seminole. to help children. “ Most people don't reallie how TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Th* School projects and problem! of -*»- inch in six hour*. The shower At the same time, the union Conducted locally hy llie First important the vote on this pro­ Railroad ami Pt'blic Utilities Com­ askrd the high tribunal in extend student* were dixeussed at the or. The United Fund drive in Semi­ posal is to u* in this county The mission today refund to allow Methodist Church and Sanford’* ganiiatiun meeting nf club leader! nole County has reached »t per delegation hope* sincerely dial we the Florida East Coast Railroad a stay of the injunction until it Jewsh families ronnecled with and parents of Seminole High nnaly decides me cate. cent of Us goal of git ,*11. the Tempi* of Liberal Judaism in have the biggest turnout in the and th* Railway Express to close School Thursday night. Th* union's 28-page petition said Up lo this morning I1J.2S6.28 has state and that the voter* will ap­ their agencies at Ormond Beach. Orlando, the children will InPrincipal A. J. Bracken presided the injunction presented questions been collected from 1.054 dona­ prove the reapportionment,’’ Fred­ escorted in small groups. In a 2-1 split derision, the com­ ufg utmost gravity that should he over the assembly ami explained tions. The Jewish children who have mission said ■llhough llie compa­ decided by the highest court ui tin­ erick said. that the group had been called HAVANA (UPI)— A light plan* been coopers ng with this project Major gills have accounted fur Present records show that a 10 nies said they would save money to partially replace the former m largest percentage of money, per cent Increase of reaidenU by centralising Uieir operations land. The Supreme Court lias carrjmg Maj. Camilo Cien/uegos, for three years will lie under the parent-teacher representation et never ruled on Tall-Hanley in the Cuban army commander, is supervision uf Dr. and Mrs. Edwin ith *6.738 railed. LAKELAND (UPI) - Florida the school. will go lo the poll* compared to through the Daytona Beach agen­ missiug and feared to have Epstein ami Mrs. Doris .Stein. Industrial ami business leaders last year, in Sanford 8.7T0 voter* cies, Ormond Beach would sutler junction procedures. Citrus Mutual charged Thursday Bracken praised th* parent* who Th* petition was filed per tonally crash'd In central Cuba, it was have netted over 52,000, while di­ are eligible to vole. Juniors of the First Methodist it la imjiroper (or Itie federal had served In th* past and ex* from closure of the agencies. by Arthur J. Goldberg, chief at announced Unlay. versified businesses hive Collected Church will meet al 7 p. m. government to predict future pressed appreciation fur the con­ torney (or the stelworkers Cienfuego* left central Cuba today at the church. After can­ citrus prices. 1174. tributions of this group, but said it was not known how goon llie around 6 p. m. with three other vassing the neighborhood, they According to school drive chair­ Ike Gets Extensive General Manager Robert W. that a parent-teacher group does Supreme Court would act on the man, Robert Brown. Wtfl has been persons and the plan* was never will return to Urn church for * Rutledge fired off a telegram to not mret all the needs of th* appeal. raised from the schools and II,- Medical Checkup heard from again. The government penny-counting party in * Hallowe­ tiie U. S. Agriculture Depart­ school. The appellate court in I'tida- ordered an intensive search for t*l (rum canvasmg residents in ment’s marketing service protest­ en atmosphere. WASHINGTON (UIM1 — Presl The studenta offered construe, the <raft, a six teeter, twinthe city. ing it* Tuesday “outlook” in live criticism in matti-ri of school dent Eisenhower underwent exCounty Agent Cecil Tucker re- tensive mediral examination to­ engined plane, wtiich ft prvdiclctl prices for spirit, cl ti in i dip, conduct, assem­ New Parking Lot C.i-'i.’u ’go* wer one of the he­ H unt For W reckage oorted 12.500 raised in the commuorange* and grapefruit would he blies and other student-teacher Final propitiation* were nude day as part of an annual phyaiUHPLKY t i l ’ll - Air Force lower tliia season. ro*» <>f th* Castro revolution wfltiea outside the city limits. 1relations, tud*y for th# Southside School To Be Finished cal checkup. against President Fulgenclo Batis­ search parties combed the area Rutledge laid llie government A proposed school project will be He entered Walter Heed Army Carnival Saturday on the school about this Northwest Florida city ta and directed hia troops while has no business in ihis field and submitted City work crews ate pulling D eadline Tomorrow llie individual clubs Hospital late Thursday snd the playground »s arrangements for the finishing touches on a new off- wearing an American-style cow­ lo*lay, seeking to find a possible that the report could be “serious­ for approi efor* being announc­ The deadline fur getting state, White House said the Chief Kxec- refreshment* wi-ie completed. survivor of the crash of an F101 ly damaging to producer* and to ed. boy hat. street parking lot al Third and Keuturrs of the carnival will and county occupational licenses utive might decide to remain in Voodoo Jet. The million dollar Earlier the government dis­ the entire economy." Charles Bogan, student body is tomorrow, licenses can be se­ hi* hospital suite longer than us­ include pony rides, a haunted Palmetto today. City Manager closed that three U. S. citlacna plane, from Tyndall Air Force “ We contend that price predie- president, announced the home­ ual for a routine eaamination. cured at tiie court house. house, an auction, tish ponds and Warren Knowles said Base near Panama City, was turn* of tin* nature are totally coming parade Nov. 13, and re­ Knowlca said parking meters fur faced possible trial by Castro’s Other games. the new lot arc expected to arrive revived military tribunals which blown to bits Thursday when H out of the sphere of your activi­ A panel of Judges will make a today. The new lot will have executed fkx) “ tral'ora" earlier exploded after crashing into a ties," Uie telegram said. "Flor­ quested that float plans b« mad* hy the next meeting of the club secret judging of Halloween (u»- facilities for 21 cars. pasture near here. this yaar. ida citrus growers through their leaders to be held Nov. 5. tunics worn to th* carnival and established organisation* are Student* present at the meeting will award trophic* for the “fun­ well equipped to resolve their uwn Included I’eggy Brice. Kay Ivey, niest and scariest" costumes, Mrs. marketing and price problem* Ulan Aiken, Hits Beasley, Deanna Sue Gucrry, chairman of the without reliance on government." Dietrichs, and Charle* Bogan, event, said. Burke Winn, Bobby Thompson, The carnival will open its Larry McQuattera, Jimmy Graamusement* and other features Johnson— Cautioned against ST PETERSBURG BEACH David, former Rep. C. F a rm eey, Johnny Lovelace, Don MeQuartets Added al 5:30 p.m. ROME (LTD—A leading Amer­ involving ‘‘one or two orbit* (UPI) Nine men with th-ir eye* Bryant. Miami attorney Earl Fair- drastically changing the Constitu­ Coy, Bob Osborn, Henry Morgan, on becoming Florida’s next gover clo th. and th* Rev. George Downs, tion. ican spsce doctor *aid Inday any ■round the earth, for a few hour* Herman Altman, Steve Powell and To Firemen’s Show ooe o( the seven U. S. Astro­ in spare." n<-r engaged in a good-humored a political newcomer from W itter Doug Miller. Dickinson-Urgcd better roads Express Rate Hike Tiie Sanford Kira Department discussion here Thursday and Geratbewohl Interrupted * pa­ naut* can take of! fur outer apace Parents present were Mr. and and mure urban planning. Park. will have two quartets to pro­ agreed that tiie state’s biggest “tomorrow" — providing a space per he was delivering to the Carlton — Called for better vide entertainment at the annual Mrs. Louis Markham, Mr. and The panel was moderated by problems are connected with its World Congress of Aviation and Granted In State vehicle l* ready. and dedicated public Firemen'* Benefit Show at 8 Mrs. Gordon Bradley, Mn. Kan* Publisher Nelson Poynter of the schools TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The rapid growth. • Dr. Siegficld J Gcralhewohl Space medicine to challenge So servanU who will fight demago­ p. m Wednesday at the Civic dall Priest, Mr*. Robert Getman, St. Petersburg Times. Eight appeared in a panel d>* made the statement in comment­ vtet sciential* to take pan in a Railroad and Public Utilities Com­ Mrs. Dick Aiken, Mrs. T. R. Al­ Center. Problems allied with Florida's gues, ing on a Runian scknti*t’i re­ freer exchange of information on mission today authorised the Rail­ cu**loa sponsored hy the Florida ford and Rupert Strickland. Stanley amt the Clinch Mountain David—Asked for an end to way Exprwas Agency to boost It* Motel Assn, holding its annual fast growth wer* listed as paramark Thursday to be launched space research. Boy* ami th* Yarborough Quartet He said the Ku.sians had tup lev* than carload freight rate* in convention here. Each candidate mourl and several called for long political warring faction*. in > apace. Falrcloth— Cited legislate re- of Orlando will provide music “ We have s man ready, too," plied data on some high • flying Florida by 25 cents a hundred got four minute* to stale id* case. range planning on such things Th* ninth, former Circuit Judge as road and school construction. apportionment aa the major prob­ along with some local talent, Hetts Infant Dies said Gerathewuhi. “ In fact, seven rocket experiment* with animals pounds. The infant son of Ur, and Mr*. llyden Puproll and the Seminole Shipment* not affected by the John McCarty, talked via Ion* Several mentioned governmental lem. of them. .Any one of our Astro­ (bet stayed Up only a few min Ralph Bella died at birth Tuesday. economy. Bryant—Suggested a long rang* Boys. nauts could be »*nt up tomorrow ute», but had witn.icld inform* order include mdk, cream and distance telephone. Proceed* from the show will go Survivors are the parents, who Highlight# of th* speech**: road buildmg program. The ones present were House oa sub . orbital or abort orbital Don on Laika, the dog that stay­ related product*, daily news Downs— Urged hesfuig up the to the Firemen's Benefit Fund. Uv* at 15U7 Sanford Av*., and » McCarthy-Called for • better tight* g the vehicle were ready." ed aloft ia Sputnik U “tor hour*." paper* sod human remain*. Speaker Thom a* Beasley, Senate tourist business since many tour­ Ticket* may be purchased in ad­ sister, Ellen. Gramktw Funeral “ The data on Lakes, which we Undar Me order, the minimum I’reaident Dewey Johnson. Sena. program to attract tourists. Hwofha ii ilil. 4 «he U. g. Amy cents per ship Fred Dickinson and Doy’e Carlton Beasley—Sa'd papulation is over­ ist* are overflying Florida for vance from any fireman of may Home Is in charge of funeral • a n c l e Uf-W'c Agency, defined s’Jll do nut have, i- very import- increase will be I arrange meat*. * i huugut al liiii door. ‘ CarlbbcM vecaU-Vo*. I Jr., toroiar ttuuae Speaker Ted using tu t# revenue. I t a t to ee ad," tterettiewehl eesd. Seminole, DeBary Phone Subscribers So Get Rate Cut Descendant O f Gen. Sanford Discovers City News Briefs Believed Dead In Mexican Landslide (asselberry Man Dies After Crash Vicious Rain Storms W hip Across Southwest f y Steel Union Appeals To Court On T-H Law Trick Or Treat Aid Canvass Set Students, Parents Discuss Projects United Fund Drive Reaches $13,256 Cuban Commander Reported Missing « Mutual Protests Citrus Predictions Southside School Carnival Saturday ( JJ.S . Astronauts Ready, Space Doctor Says Candidates Agree Growth Top Problem I * ■I ■ *tf �% rV.V ’ i ^ "*■ 3 V -V I~. Hi ph i m . m Services To Nark am m O P. P. Braena. J u ......... Pwtor . -P . BL Pkhar . . . . Aaaoe. Psitar IT'S A SM ALL W ORLD Worship -'■■niag 9 aiM |p .... 9:43 a h . •w day School B;43 9 H. ’ 'J b n d H WwHfP . i . . 11:99 A H. ;h»MMg llalon ..............9:13 p. M. > •vIvoMos Worship . . . . f:39 9 .m. ■ Wad. Prayar Snrvtcw 1:39 p a . T ft Menory avatlahla 1 iW la cammomovaUag this aceailoa lb# paitor, Rav. Herbert Cocru, will deliver the morning menace on the significant event of church development. The morning norchip begins at 10:30 a. m. in the church at 109 W. 23ih Place. Sunday at t p. • . the church will chow the famed picture, “Martin Luther," an htitorlcatljr documented film depicting the life of Luther, the father of the Protestant Reformation. Mr. Goeraa issued a cordial welcome to all who would like .to see the film. ICvJ - n• Oviedo Methodist Homecoming To Be Sunday Other Churches Lutheran GOOD iKEPMXRD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH Car. n th and D m H. M. Snow Sunday School ............ 9:49 Morntng Worship . . . .10:54 Evening Worship.........7:2 Wad. Prayar Service . . . 7:2 Park Avo. and 14th ht. Herbert W. C o e n s ............ Palter Sonday School .............9:19 a. m. David 8 . CaraafU ............ Pa Adult Blbla C la ss........ 9:11 a. m. Sunday School............ 9:43 a. Worship S tr v le s....... 10:30 a. m. Morning Worship . . . . 10:40 a. Evening Service .........7:43 p. Pastor A.Y.P.-Youth Service .. 4:30 p. ST. L u s r s LUTHEKAX Wed. Prayer Service 4:00 p. Slavta (Mow Oriodo) Stephen M. Toby .............. Pastor Morning Worship.......... 1 : 9 a. a . Sunday School ..............9:09 a. m. Christian Day School, Monday through Friday — Kindergarten • Elementary......................... 9:90 a.a .SUndty School . . . . . . . 11:00 a. m. Sunday W orship......... 11:00 a m. Wednesday Service . . . . S:00 p. m. Tuesday Reading . 2:30-4:30 p. a . Thursday Reading 2:30-4:30 p, as. T. C. O’Steen .. Morning Worship Sunday School .. Morning Warship MYP Meetings . (intermediate. Be Teacher Training Course Evening Warship . . . . 1:30 p, m. OP LONGWOOO Car. Chorth A Grant Bto. C. L. Fetch ...................... Pwtor Bchoal . . . . . . . . 9:11 a ns. Woeship . . . . 11.00 a* bl Uaton .........0:43 p. m. . . . . 7:4i p bl Sorviea 7:43 p. mLASS MOMBOB ■Mm m a t at Baaferd Catholic ALL SOU CATMOUC 'TOST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1997 a Soatoed Avo. hmai N. B araott............ Pash Imday School ............ 9:43 * n toning Worship . . . UiOO a. ■ CONGREGATIONAL . CHRISTIAN CHURCH Path Avo. a« 34th 81 . T. Prod Ensmtager Also, pastor ihlo School 9idt a. m- Bniag Werahio ...llrO O a.es. tigrim FolloviUp . . . . n t 9 p .a u hurch Of Christ CBL'BCB OP CHRIST rad SL u i Era Avo. CHURCH OP GOD French Avo. tad Stad St. Joel D. Brown ••••••••»»•» Pi Sunday School.............. 0:45 1 evangelistic Service ,. 7:30 p Tuesday Service...........7:30 p. a . .The annuel Homecoming of the First Methodist Church of Ovle* do will bo bald on Sunday, be* ghmlng with the Sunday School sssslone at 0:43 a. m., followed bjrUMrworthip sew itt i r i i at m, and concluded with n basket dinner on the church lawn. The Rev. Ccarge 1L Carltcs. pastor of the church, will speak at the worship hour. Invitations hav« gone out to all former member* of the church threw1bout the country. The new Youth Center, built end donated by Mrs. R. F. Wheeler Sr., will be open for tho first time at a Homecoming. All frlcnda of the church are invited to tho church services and the Prayer Meeting Scheduled Monday The Lake Mary Community Pnibytcrlan Church has sched­ uled a prayer meeting at 7:30 p. m. Monday i t the home of Mr. and Mr*. P. D. AndersoA The church alto reported pre­ sentation of yearly attendance pint to 13 Sunday School pupilt, Mike Itockenmith. Barbara Rowell, Craig Keogh, Donald Mc­ Carthy. Palli Riley, Patty Row. rll, Cathy McCarthy, Helen Freeman, Judy Rowell. Kenneth Demers. Dale Alexander and Steven Willis. Two new members, Mitt Myrna Williams and Mist PbylUa Flaherty, joined the church. CHURCH OP JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Other Churches City Hall Ckarvh Of God Of Prophecy J. G. Brooke . . . Branch President 23*T Elm A vene Sunday 8 cbool ............. 10:00 a. m. Sacrament Meeting . . . . 4:00 p. m. J. 1L Metier ...................... Pattor Sunday School ............1:13 a m. Morning Wonhlp ....11:00 a m. FIRST PENTECOSTAL Evangelistic Service ..7:30 p. m. CHURCH OF LONQWOOD Woman's Missionary E. Ruth Grant ................ Pastor Young People’! Sunday School ......... 10:00 a m. Service. Wed ............ 1:30 a bl EBANEZER MKTHOfiUT Morning Worship . . . . u:oo a bl CUTRCR Evofihg Barries . . . . . . 7:39 p. n . Citrus Heights Wed. Prayer Service .. 7:30 p. m. Negro Churches W E. Timms .................. Pastor Fri. Prayer Service . . . . 7:30 p. m. Sunday school............10:00 A m. PROGRESS MISSIONARY Morning Worship . . . . . . 11:00 a m. BAPTIST CHURCH M. Y. F......................4:30 p. m. SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY Midway Evening Service ........ 7:30 p. m. ADVENTIST CHURCH E. E. Williams .......... . . Pattor Seveoth UL and Elm Avo. Wod. Prayer Sarvico .. 7:30 p. m. Sunday School ............ 9.30 a. m. C. W. Beach ...................... Pastor Morning Worship .... 11:00 a. m. GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Saturday Sabbath School 9:30 a.m First, Third, Fourth Sundays Om i »d . al Woodland Avo. Morning Wonhlp . . . . 11:00 a m. Evening Worship........ 1:30 p. m. W. Tbomai Partoa* Jr. Pattor Wad. Prayer Service . . 1:30 p. m. F tnt, Third Sundays Suniay School ............9:43 a. m. Usher Roard, Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Morning Wonhlp . . . . 11 a. m-t Choir Rehearsal, M Y r r ....... .V !?.,... 0:30 p. m.t IMS REVIVAL TABERNACLE Tuesday.................. 1.00 p.m. (A mw Church tenting a saw Mlh and Chats Ave. Junior Church, Sunday School . . . . . . 10:00 a m. Wednesday ............ 7:30 p.m. Morning Wonhlp . . . . 11:00 a m. Business Meeting .......0:00 p m. Evening Worship . . . . 1:43 p. m. Friday prttedmg first Sunday, rOSTEE CHAPEL METHODIST CKUEOI Thunday Sarvleo.........1:43 p. m. monthly Ovlada Sunday School ............9:43 a. FIRST SHILOH UNITY CENTER OP SANFORD Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. BAPTIST CHURCH Woaua’o C1ab 3*S Oak A va Evening Worship . . . . g:99 A lil t W. m b St. Joaopbiaa B. Sluckie......... Pattor A. A. Fields ....... Acting Pastor Sunday W on h lp ....... 11:00 a. m. Church School ........ 9.30 a. m. PAOLA WESLSYAN Woodruff Building Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. m. 3M E. First SL. Bm. 3 tl • Mika West c a l l N Evening Worship . . . . 7:10 p. m. Cecil W. Shifter ............ Pastor Tuesday C lass.............0:00 p. m. Tuesday Prayvr ........ 7:30 a » • Susiday School....... . 9:43 a. m. Teachers Meeting, Morning Worship . . . . 19:43 0. m. Wednesday ............ 7.30 p m. IB S . SALVATION ARMY Wesleyan Youih . . . . 9:43 p. m. 114 S . Secend SL Eveatog Worship.........7:30 A ra. UON MOPI BAPTIST CHURCH Wed. Prayer Sarvico TJO p. a . Sunday: 712 Orange Ava Sunday School ......... 10:00 a m. J. L. Brooks .................. pastor Hollnoaa Mooting . . . . U 00 a m. Nasarcne Church School............ 9 30 a. m. Street Meeting ............ 9:30 p. m. FUST CHURCH Morning Worship ... . 11.00 a m. V P L ............................. 7 00 a bl OP THE KA1A1ENE Salvation Heating . . . . 7;M a bl Evening Wonlup .. . . l ; » p. w. W. tad St. al Ma«to Avo. Tueaday P rije r service 7:30 p m. 1 . U. Spear Jr. ............ Pastor Tueaday: Carp Cadota ................. 3:30 a m. Sunday school ......... 9:43 a. am ST. JOHN METROPOLITAN Homing Warship . . . . 10:43 a. tn. Band P n c lic n ............ 4:00 a m. BAPTIST CHURCH MYP8 ......................... 9:30 p m. Ladies Homo League 7 :» a bl •14 Cypres* SL M.Y.PJ, A N. J 4 . ............d p. a . Thun. Prajor Survlc* 1:30 a bl H. B. Whstehuru ............ Paitor SaL Street Mcotiag 9:30 a bl Gospel Sorrko ........... V p . a u Church School ............. 9:30 a. m. Morning Woeihip .... it:0o a. m. PERM PARE cam C M OP T i t THE SANFORD Evening Worship .. . . 7;30 p. m. CONGREGATION OF Choir Rrhcarul JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES Monday . . ............. t ;» p B . 1921 W. 1st SL Prayer Meeting Sunday WaUhtowar Tuesday ................ ! ; » p,m. Study................... . 3:00 A bl Wednesday Bible Study, Wed. Bible Study....... 7:30 a m. Junior Church 7:0J p.m. Fri. Ministry School . . . 7:30 p. a . Cub Meeting* Friday Service ............ 9:30 a b l 1*u»day ................ 7:30 p. m. PIKE METHODIST CHURCM Lame! Avo. at 4th SI. Ira E. Hindman Jr. . . . . . . Pastor Sunday School ............. 9:43 a. bl Morning Wonhlp . . . . 10:43 a. m. PMY ......................... 7:00 9 . m. Evening Worship . . . . 7:30 p. m. Mon. PMY Recreation 7:00 p. m. Tuts. PMY Prayer .. 7:3Q p. m. Wad. Prayer Service 1:30 p. ra. THE CHURCH POR ALU ALL POR THE CHURCH TV» Chunk u l.H« (ivtlril f,<t*r m ttith h t |L« butUmt *1 d iu K in u d |« d (ilinuLip.1 I l d i UaithtHi-t of m-'iiluol f*lan.\Wttkout a M:ob| Omith, ot.if.rr dtnoriKy aorlmLtslioa tuivn*. T V j> t i t f»«r Mtad n im i «ky ttny ptiwa ilwnU iitrmi tcoicri r*t*l*ity **d ~ — Ever run Jr.to 3 friend in Toknr. or nifevt one of-younjeiihbora 1in | Amiterdam? 1Maybe 1not—but;auch tthings'are -happening arm y day ! at makes you etup and think—the way this world 13 shrinking. It makes you wish that the men and women i who! live'on (opposite aides of tha globe had more things in common. There can be no more unifying force in'the world than a com­ mon belief in God. And toward that ideal we a re'rapidly progress­ ing. Christiana the world over are feeling and expressing their unity of. faith and purpose. Sunday) 111 World-Wide Communion 1Sunday, j On 4that dav. .within the apace of a few ahort hours, Christians in every land will reverently participate in the Lord’s Supper which has been a mark ofi Christian faith for almost two thousand years. Worship!with'the .World in .the'Churd/of your;choice I *«ppart tlio O nuth-V lL ry'triif(l) For ki* •»« u k . (2) For ha ik U in 'i u k .'I I ) For oiko'iolo'of ka5 m S B » ,nd o*i». (vy i#r ilM uLt of ihr Church Uwif.LVtkkk orrtit kio alwBraJI |#fu f onorol ,«od oulrriol Mfport.|gPUa'ia^t mo h»J|)0u |B m foly. SuBda^ Manday Tuahday *UtiioffdB/ Th'ieratey Friday Saturday Book rulmo U T»«r JUv P u ’- t Mi IIIn * Ftolao C Lyui Vtf MO 11-11 H a 11-14 * 14 • 1*40 14 Ml aa M4* as 1-4 CagvfrRAAJU f. Krnrnm 44*. J awwa fh a s tm j fra. T he support o f th e C hurch Series is sponsored by the following B usiness Firm s: Florida State Bank ilz Theatre Holler Motor Sales Progressive Printing Co. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Wheeler Fertilizer Co. Wall Plumbing & Heating Celery City Printing Co. Wilson-Maier Fumilure Co. Sanford Atlantic National Bank A Friend A Friend Lovelace Amoco Station Dawn Beauty Salon Bishop & Hart Nix Bedding Manufacturing ’SiacUir Markvtrvro" �•1 ■ -k i Jk i'v;-T; tip I n f ir t feral# Frl, Oct. SO, 1959—Pago 8 ■ Mrs. Yates Feted At Morning Coffee Bible Program Scheduled The general builneis and lunch­ eon meeting of the Sanford Wom­ en’s Club will meet Wednesday at the club nouse at 12:26 p. m. The Fine Arts department U in charge of the program. The annual Bible program will be presented under the direction of Mrs. S. J. Nix, program, leader. * Luncheon hostesses are Mra. George Stine, chairmen, assisted by Mra. F. T. Meriwether. Mra. John Eick. Mra. W. D. Hardin and Mrs. B. F. McWhorter. Reservations must be in by noon Tuesday. Phone Mrs. Albert liardeity at FA 2 SOW. At the cIo m of th* luncheon n candlelight ceremony for C. A. R. E. will be observed. Mr*. George Wells, club president, will light the first candle in a special Thanksgiving "Count your Bless­ ings'’ program. It Is dedicated lo sending C. A. R. E. self-help In people ■round tha world. A silver offer­ ing will be taken. The Navy Wive* Club will meet Monday at the club room on the Naval Air Station at • p. m. Pinal plan* will be made for the dinner dance wheduled for Nov. a at the Shrine Club. All member* are uricd to attend ^ J jtla meeting. Mrs. DonBales Best Listener Mrs. Floyd Harris entertained with • coffee at her home In Mayfair recently honoring Mrs. Earl Yates. About 10 gueits call­ ed between it and 1 o'clock to welcome Sirs. Yates as the new "F irst Lady'* of VAH-9. As the gucsta entered the liv- Girl Scout Diary COFFEE HONORS .MRS. YATES. Shown i t the coffee n t the home of Mrs. Floyd Harris, honoring Mrs. Enrl Yates, is left, Mrs. Yates, the honureo And Mrs. Harris, hostess. lira . Vernon Hardin wa* hoite n Uooday evening for the meeting of XI Beta Eta Chapter ^ f Beta Sigma Phi. Mr*. C. Anw o w Speer conducted the bus!pea* aeaaion and welcomed Mr*. Cordon Frederick to the group. Way* and Mean* Chairman, lira . Harold Chapman, reported that the Chriatma* paper and gibbon had been ordered and A new attraction will be the 40 MARIAN R. JONF.S would bo available at the next et 8-Voilura locomotive, a repli­ The time children and adults meeting. ca of a locomotive, three-fourths LARRY TYRE, son of Mr. and Mra. P. E. Tyre, who look forward to each year Is Paat preiident Mr*. Vernon regular size, 10 ft. w:de and 30 celebrated his fifth birthday Wednesday at His home Hardin conducted a 10 minute ■gain at hand—tha Halloween ft. long, mounted on a truck. 624 Sarita St. The young guests enjoyed an informal i xefreaher courie on the Bela Carnival, sponsored by Hit PTO Mrs. Henry Wolcott and Mra. tQigma Phi manual. Tbl* will be hour of games and refreshments, Including a big de­ of the Oviedo school, lo be held B. F. Wheeler, Jr., representing p a rt of all future meeting*. corated birthday cake, made by his grandmother, Mrs. tonight, st the school gymnasium. the fifth and sixth grsda combina­ Mr. and Mr. A. J. Walker, The program for the evening W, C. Tyre. Attending were Russell McKnight, Jane and Halloween carnival chairmen tion class, are in charge of this Elm Ave., left yesterday for wa* on the aenao of hearing, Greg Hartz, Darlene Groover, Russell McKenzie. Scottie Wayeross, Ga., to attend home­ havo been busily engaged deco­ novel Idea and tickets may be and waa given by Mra. Carleton coming day, Sunday at the rating booths, to make it one purchased for a rids around the and Cindy Brayton and big brothers and sister, Paul Jr., Bliae. Sha presented a very in­ Church Mr. Walker attended as of tha beet ever. Rex Cloots is block nt the leading point on Randy and Brenda. (Staff Photo) teresting and informative out­ chairman, assisted by his wife, Graham St. near the east end a boy. line on the art o! being a good of the gym. Twenty-five can be Mrs. Clonls. listener. As part of the program Mrs. Walker's slater, Mr*. S. accomodated at a time for the each member was asked to an­ S. Goethe and Mr. Goethe Join­ ride. swer the question, "What sound, ed them at Palatka, The two The aupper, featuring turkey in your opinion, ia the moit pleaicouples plan to apend several and dressing end all Uw trimd ln t and which the leail"? A -----dayo -visiting—relatives—In— the Tntugi,- wilt” be—aenr*d~in the pi area before returning home. school lunch room from 8 lo * Balsa for being tha beet lutenar. p. m. Mrs. E. L. Bctlhorn, roam Sir. and Sirs. Clarence Rosner A very amuilag and profitable mother for the Seventh grad**, ami Mra. N'oa'n Howell, of St. white tlcpbaal n U wa* held al­ The M. 1. A. Youth organiza­ and ber group of mothers, will Louis are visiting in tha Sanford tar tha maallog. Mr*. E. C. Har­ tion of the Church of Jesus Chrtit be In charge of (he supper. ThJa per, J r. will be hostess for the Tha Anna Miller Circle held ber, Mrs. Lynn Lyons. Mrs. An­ area and plan to mika their of Latter Day Saints (Mormons) Is tha eleventh year this group home here in the future. na Bukur, Mrs. Wilfred Chorpennext meeting Nov. 9. Members their monthly social at the Elks held a "Harvest Hoedown" and of mothers have been ia charge are naked to bring their Christ­ Club Tuesday starting at 8.30 ing. Mrs. Wade Snyder and Mrs. wiener roast Wednesday evening. of the Halloween supper. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. McBride. Ralph Wight II. m as gifts for Chattahoochee and The spacious Church hail was Mrs. Walter A. Teague la in 1102 Oak Ave., have .returned articles for the Thanksgiving baa- p, ra. A covered dish supper from a two week vacation in decorated In the spirit of Hallo charge of advacne tickets, $1.23 was served lo members and Georgia and North Carolina. The ween with bliek cits, witches for adults and 73 cents for chil­ Mrs. Hardin served pumpkin their husbandi. first week wss spent visiting rel­ and skeletons aciUercd ell about. dren and students. Tickets may pie with whipped cream end cof­ Mrs. Wade Snyder was hostess atives in Vidette, Ga. and the Dancing, frolicking and food was also be purchased at Iho door. fee to Mrs. Speer, Mrs. Frede­ chairman assisted by Mrs. C. II. There will be loti of sttractions second w eft they enjoyed the enjoyed by the group. rick, Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. Bliss, Stafford. Mrs. Beth Cox. Mrs. The party was highlighted by In the gymnasium for all lo en­ autumn scenery around Blowing Mrs. Bales, Mrs. Hsrper, Mrs. Bob Clark, Mrs. Gene Walter several blackout skits, presented joy, balloons, pickpockets, a hor­ Rock, N. C. M. J. Lodge, Mrs. C. M. Nich­ and Mrs. J . D. McNeil. On the way home they stopped by the teenige group, under the ror house, Ire cream, rides for ols, Mrs. Robert Cushing, Mrs. Little Susie I.srgen and her by Charlotte, N. C. to see the Rev. direction of Normi Jean Bever­ Iho kiddies, outside concessions, Following tne supper, circle J. L. Hotion, Jr., Mrs. rran k white elephant, a country store. members met In the business brother Jeff, entertained their and Mrs. A. G. Mrtnnlf, former ly, drama director. Mcbane. The etagr was lighted by a Also a Uah pond, darts, pop­ meeting room. It was unani­ friends and playmates of the pastor of the local Prtsbylerian huge pumpkin Jack ©lantern. corn and peanuts, picture taking, mously decided to assist the T. t’inrerest Kiddie Korncr this Church. Dancing was directed by Free­ ring toss, parrel post hoolh, but B. association stuff envelopes, it morning with a Halloween party. Jimmy Owen, a student at Ala­ man Baggett. The entire pro­ dog aland and sidewalk cafe, a Guests were greeted st the was also voted to honor past bama Polytechnic Institute. In gram of activities was aupervised j bake sale, cokes, and ■ square presidents ef the circle i t a meet­ door of th* new nursery annex ing in the near future. Date to be by a petitr ballerina in a frilly Auburn, Ala. has been pledged by Rebecca Moore, activity coun- dance. Judging of costumes will I also be very Interesting. determined at the next meeting, pink tutu, a miniature liger_ in by Alpha Psi, social fraternity srlor. bold yellow and black stripes', a of the school. Nov. 10. SUNDAY Others attending were the witch alt dressed in black, and Central Baptist Church begins president, Mrs. Harry Adair, a dancing leopard. The children came In costumce first of series of films on life Mrs. Russell E. Spencer, Mrs. Buford Brown, Mrs. Ed Miller. dressed as cowboys and Indians, of Paul at 6:11 p. m. Plnecrest Baptist Church Jun­ Mrs. B. Wolford, Mrs. Henry fairy princesses, bunny rabbits, ior Choir practice 3:30 p. m. Jameson. Mrs. Jean Kay, .Mrs. spacemen and gypsies. M o n c/ay Kate Blank, Mrs. M. Moisn, Mrs. Youth Fellowship > p, m. A parade in the area of the Clayton Smith. Mrs. J. H Phillips, Pinccrcat school ' delighted (tie ~ MONDAY The Catholic Women's Club of * Presbyterian Church Women's Mrs. Bill Livingstun, Mrs. Bill children on the playground as executive board meeting 10:30 Klinefelter. well as paisenby In automobiles. All Souls Church wilt hold their Mary Alice Neville, daughter near Lake Jessup on tha Slpca Mrs. E. J. Moughlon, Mrs. J. a. m. Boy Scouts, 7 p. m., Sun­ To round out the party, punch, regular monthly meeting Mon­ of 31r. and 31ra. Charles William ltd. near Sanford. day at 9:00 p. m. at tiie Civic M. Cameron. Mrs. Wesley Kellday School teachers and officers cupcakes and randies were serv­ Her mother, Mildred Neville, Neville Sr., of Sanford baa cho­ meeting, 7:30 p. m. Philathea S. mon. Mrs. H. F. Hale. .Mrs. J. ed to, Lynn McKee, Jill Foley, Center. Mrs. Lenox Fsy, president of sen a military career. She gra­ R. N. is employed at Seminole R, Hoolehan, Mrs. Esther Bar- Terri Harris, Donna Hunter, S. Class meeting 7:13 p. m. Memorial Hospital as staff nurse. Vicki Arcardi, Joyce Washburn, the Club, will report on the rec­ duated from Robert E. Lee High ent Orlsndo central deanery Larry Flora, John amt Jim Happiness Through Health School In Jacksonville this past Ellakc, Steve Adams, Gil Tye, meeting, which was held In Lees­ June. burg, and will preside over a (By DR. F. LEO HER W IN ). Paul Hamilton, Danny Grarcy, Before that aha attended a David Stutsman, Carl Hammond, general business ind planning great many schools. Her father Grady Johnston, and David Kel­ meeting. I W hat Is Arthritis? lyu -» ested women a rt cordially Invil- *lurins ^er childhood. She was A rthrltin U essentially «n Recent research hna demon- Meringurs may be hard or cd to attend this meeting. born in Honolulu, Hawaii and inflamation of th e surfaces strated th a t th e re is definite soft. Hard meringues hive crisp --------------------------lived there until she w n six of the joint. This inflama- re la tio n s h ip betw een urthrL textures and are used in shells, Homemakers with more Lime y ean old. The family then moved tion involves not oniy thw t b a n a n u p sc. n e n o tts r js - cookies and kisses. The secret of than money can save botn oy us- to ualifornia. She attended in t h e ! * good hard meringue is to dry ing their food freezers for home- schools In Alameda, Call/., Norhnny surfaces, but the mus- tem* D isturbances its carefully in the oven, using prepared main dishes sml ready folk, V a , Tennessee, Pensacola cularture and the ligaments ...S m " 1 fcr as little heat is possible. to-eat school lunch supplies and Jacksonville. surrounding the with metabolism. August 3, this year, Mary was • I-* The Chiropractor, in deuhng sworn in the U. S. A. F. and joint. In many wjth ^rthritl.w, seeks to resent to lackland Air Force Base, ■ { " f i f i n ’ «!»„* s to r e norm al body b alance. in Texas for right weeks for • joint inflamation an(j normnj functioning of basic training. She came home * re , * the nervous system. By reon leave for- a week the early part of this month, then left ‘. ’n d ,tr a in . «ri,- clog, movi"11he,h*reestablishes p" “ ur" whi?h the The WSCS of First Methodist also accompanied songs led by for a 12 week technical training courie in I. B. 3f. st Sheppard inif body’s proper calcium meta- Church presented the snnual Mrs. Ashby Jones, Air Forca Base, Wile hits Falls, ' ££5. holism ns well ns corrects me- week of prayer and self-denial MARY ALICE NEVILLE A sandwich lunch uas served Texas. . , . chnnical functioning of its program Wednesday at 10.30 a. in. at noon in McKinley Hall. Hos­ Since she was bora In Hawaii, of faulty body mccrani m j 0jnt<| when he does so the sanctuary of the Church. tesses were Mrs. M. H Slrick- she was given a Hawaiian name, arising from bad. f > « unr** symptoms of arthritis dis- in Program leader was Mrs. J. land, Mrs. Albert Jarrell and "Pu-i lam", meaning "Flower of Mgurvnture of the spine, bones ' * Heaven", but In the service and C. Davis and the quiet day theme Mrs. W. V. Bitting*. out of place, ind other condi­ to her friends she U just "M ary", The meeting was concluded "The Secret of his Pres­ tions which would induce One of a serin of ir tlc ln was Her father retired from 23 ence". Meditations were given with a dedication service at the body unbalance. published in the public inter- by Mrs. Davis, entitled, “He ia altar in the sanctuary and the years service In th navy and Another factor that is often c a t to explain and illustrate friend, home, shelter", Mrs. By­ closing prayer by Mrs. Davis. has purchased *u acres of land • involved in arthritis is faulty the practice of scientific ron Smith, "The stranger in our calcium metabolism. This Chiropractic, written by Dr. midst"; Mrs. Ray Hsrrou, "A means the body's ability to F. I.eo Kcrwln whose office U meal with the .Master" and .Mrs. For 3 Days Only ^ * utilize for its own purpose located at 201 8. French Ave. Ollie l-oper, on "The journey with Jesux." the natural calcium salts end his telephone number Is Soft background music was J IM D A N D Y found in certain foods. FAlrfax 2-7412. played all during the program by Miss Mary 3Iargiret Houk, who Oviedo PTO Sponsors Carnival Tonight fflsAAomdA Anna Miller Circle Holds Monthly Social r , Organization Holds Hoedown Students Give Nursery Party Church Calendar Catholic Group Meets Military Career Chosen By Student Quiet Day Program Presented By First Methodist Church WSCS ■ Vote For J .H . "Jim m y" CRAPPS SANFORD CITY COMMISSIONER GROUP 2 Tuesday, Nov. 3, 1959 YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED City Had I* 4h6 **ly voting place for city election. (Paid I’ofilical Advertisement) DOG FOOD 2 5 1b . 5 0 1b. Reg. 2.03 Reg. 4.00 WHILE THEY *1.8 5 *3 .5 0 320 8. Sanford Ave. Feed © >- Troop 211 Girl Scout Troop 2tt went to Slavla recently In visit the child­ ren In thr Lutheran Haven. While there they helped the girls make bitter sweet decoritions and the boys made Jack-e-lanterns out of pumpkins. The troop left Sanford at 9 a. m . and returned at 12 p. m. They are planning to eerv« din­ ner a t tha Shrine Club for their sponsoring group, the Good Shepherd United Lutheran Church. Members of the troop are, Les­ lie Boggs, Ida Hearn, Lee Jaillet, Sue Jaillct, Linda Jones, Judy Lewis, Vickie .McCullough, Sandra Mycr, Sue Ellen Milchie, Valoria Moore, Nickl Morgan, Sharon Smith, and Adriana Weltsme. Leader of tha group Is Mrs. Luis Morgan and co-leader ia U n . Harold Cooper. More than 330 people attended the first meeting of the parents and teachers of the Sanford Junior High School Monday night in the school auditorium. Hugh Carlton, principal, wel­ comed tho group and explained the policies of the school. He also [old the parents about the acceler­ ated math classes and remedial reading calsses, ami the accelerat­ ed reading classes which are on an experimental basis. its pointed out that the teach­ ers at Junior High, were selected for their abilities of teaching and working with junior high boys and girls. After an explanation of tha testing and grading system, ha invited the parents to call the school for a conference my af­ ternoon after school. * Following the meeting, parents visited the various classrooms and their children's teachers. Lake Monroe Store FA 2-9990 4% Circles of the First Methodist Church of Oviedo will meet Mon­ day i s follows: Tho Mary Mar­ tha Circle baa changed.'it's tlmo lo 2 p. m. and will meet at 4b* home of 3trs. W. P. Carter .* • Lake Charm Drlva with Mrs. J . H. Lee aa co-hostess. Th* Chappel Guild will m «rt with Mrs. R. W. Eslae at tyO p. m. and the Bethany Clrcl* nt 8 p, m. with Mrs. Loon OUlff. Circles of tha First Baptist Church will meet at 7 p. m *w llh supper served by merabara.rpf the KatieSoe Circle, Mrs. An­ thony Daniel and Mrs. Ray Beas­ ley, co social— chairmen— 1»chargt of arrangements. Following supper, th* main business will be conducted »ln tho Educational building of Jtb* Church In Oviedo with Mrs. >WIf. Anderson, newly Installed president, presiding. Mra. L. ,,V. Hart, program chairman of th* Pearl Martin Circle, will be ia charge of tha program for th* evening. Following tho program tho individual circles will bold short business sessions in W respective meeting place*. A new foot powder spray*.‘j6a to help those aching feirt. Anti­ septic and deodorising, It la meant lo soothe hot, Under Ikot and combat athlete's foot SEE “THE MOON i A N D SIXPENCE” Over Ch. 2 Personals Sponsored By Mr. and 3trs. A. R. Reddick of Nicevllle, Fla. are visiting at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and 3lrs. Claude Hawkins. Friends of Mrs. Clover 3(arra will bo glad to learn she la im­ proving from a recent Illness. Mr. and 3Irs. Jimmie Johnson and .Mr. and Mrs. Don Hudson and daughter Cindy of Orlando were week end guests of Mr. and Mra. Hubert Jobntort and son Bob. R E N A U L T ” vl It McKee Motor Co. 800 French FA 2-4046 Small C an A n Our Nol A Sideline C hurch Groups Plan M onday M eetings November chiptrr meetings of Holy Cross Episcopal Church will meet Monday as follows: St. Agnes': 3 p. m. Hostess: Mrs. G. If. Thigpen, co hostess, Mrs. A. R. Key. St. Ann's: 2:30 p. nt. Hostess: Mrs. Harry ilnolry, co-hostess, 3lrs. A. S. McCallum. St. Mark’s: 9:30 a. m. Hostess: Mrs. John Galloway, co-hostess Mrs. Harry Cushing. St. Mary's: Tuesday, November 3, 8:00 p. m. Hostess: Mra. Al­ ford Stanley, eo-hosleis: Mrs. tiordon Bradley. ^ A EARN MORE AND Oviedo Circles Meets Monday Tonight, 8 to 9:30 w r FI RST F E DE R AL SAVINGS Current Anticipated Dividend Ing room, the lovely setting'w f the service table on the laztki could be seen through a la ig t picture window. The table * J l covered with a white linen em­ broidered elotb, a n d centered with an attractively decorated palm spathe filled with an aw rangement of fresh Dulls. An assortment of miniature p * can picj, almond bultcr bills, liny cream puffs, coffee and cake were served the guests. * Mrs. A. B. Peterson. Sr. pre­ sented the hostess wins an ar­ rangement of Gloriote 11116*, which added an attractive touch to tha setting. Commander YaUa relieved Commander Harria O ft 17, as Commanding Officer .o f Heavy Attack Squadron Nine* which Is currently serving with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediter­ ranean. Pinecrest Holds Parents Meeting ACCOUNTS INSURED TO $10,000 j _ LAST SANFORD Flour & -'T v LOAN ASSOCIATION L J (Bob faiunkij CllpUULLf i \ 'j-u �% pt- -t’l ■- . ^ 1 ise To Jets For Airlines dsaag , * • " * £ * * M M em j* r r > ,r - , ft **»«»*>*. riir-.ta. I Hr*. y Cvseesl |t« e . ? * **.**.**« O m r i m i eta CWr ■ " ~ “ r t . n *r*U . a a u a lM A i rrfagar farther comment* the* ~ * m A\ rpfM ecfr Wgh, Urt tkn few third g«ar-< O tM w d i n of tlM (N t Um ■ ire grAtg to U t* T * t* 7 | re trA tit to be deapty damaged. W h «n reso tr* d ib m wW dAaMkM be * epeX , ffpetAtlorw; t o t wan7 capital expcafi*te*i indactry, sad |>*U*»L:y tr j o th e r . Evtn Thn Mailman? U .V /T* A* iaec » m ike Letters To The Editor WASHINGTON' L'Pl) — A research team ha* de­ rided that two-thirtU o f all dog bit* cases, the biter bttes without m alidoos la ten t When do*s bite people, the team found, the people oausQy are to Uame, one way or another. These and other eooehuloae were reported in the October issue o f PubUe Health Reports, a m onthly mag*, fin* published hr the F ettle H ealth Service, ia aa article entitled “Epidemiology o f Dog Bitan.” The article waa written by Dr*. Henry S i Parrish o f the University of Vermont rFrank B. Clack and Ja r V . Mock of the Allegheny County Pa. Health Departm eat and Duane Probet o f the U niversity o f W isconsin. The author* reported or cited the following find­ ing*: Dogs bite more children then adult* end more boy* then girl*. Thar* is no evidence th at they are “more par­ tial to biting non-white than w hite person*.” One-third o f bites result “from dogs biting m all, cioosly without human provocation.” Another ona-third occur while the victim* are playing with or petting dog*. Tha remaining ffse-!bW ere th e result o f “human ac­ tivities which goad dog* to bite.” “High-risk groups" among possible dog bite victims are “school children, pre-school children, persons coming to the dog owner's house in Ibis o f work (delivery men etc.), newspaper boys, mailman, and veterinarians.” The authors said “probably tana o f thousands of news, paper boys and’poetntan are bitten by dog* la this coun­ try annually. Young dog* are worse biter* then eld dog*, fe­ males bit* oftener than males, and so-called working and sporting dog* are more likely t* hounds. Working doga, "tba w o n t offenders,” include boxar*. collies, Eaklmo dog*. Gannas shepherds, grant Dana*, Saint Barnard*, and Doberman pinschers. 9 port in* dogs include pointer*, setters, retrievers, and spaniels. D on bite least In winter, more often in aprin*. and ofteneat in July and A u gust T his supports “popular notion* of do* days.” SECURITY rage 4 w*k» M cKto Motor Co, I tk« M l Ok u« (K A L I If M il O t / M I t * « *7 «f C -- »k— . l i l t A. U W U JK O I a * M aya* u « O c y *< I u Ih L V.vr-.*« ■ I Make M: V u r*» u « e s r j* om. l i. ii . it, w t» i* With m u M b i t t a t ciurt* n A. H a lt A» b M a t t l i af M il N U t t A karat**. T a r a kail. Saatarfltt A U t a a a . Or Laa* a a la r t t * . A ltaraara fa r X u n u i i r i M I n l l a k aa Octakar I I . Ill* rakU *b Oat. I I . l l , }» * |H 1 x * v . I. % Regular Scheduled Advertising In The tfM M f ate Sanford [SOUTHERN FA 2-0*31 . G row Herald m X ib U n " " t List e CtWUWMUf £r U 4 N. Park Ave- Custom er ATTEST: thvtyt plnty General Inenranee ■ , »««• SSOCIATES. INC. STOCKS - BONDS MUTUAL - FUNDS Friday, October SO, 1SW TH E MOON AND SIXPENCE” Tonight, • to 9:30 O rtr Ch. 2 CaavAtf * • * * * » » O j f * XL A k i-*. M r* L . P y »«■ -fMrt a. ru n . M r* M as i w t t e r . M r* r . E . b n c . 1M » v f M r* K * : ,k A * t ’Jm l « a k ** , f m .i . .- n v ,* . w w rT x z e s w h e r e o f . i **>• w ■ ? * * jM m v , r „ W a * cw y . f l u l w t r v n i i . • m M m mmsQ u m i-r.iH 5 D AILY C R O SSW O R D AOm » aa F A t-TVM ar fA M7M Your Twice mentioned before bi this ttAemn « « rt the a l u m , jutfe* ft* unerlraa MARC, M V Hatarl m the American Stock E x. a * «a*» if f , manufacturer* o f onfbonrd <it***l eugfn**. genera-• Hear*. A MU u d tout*. In aw voxiraaU i; aix week* they hav* 12?**? a i M ter cant In prior. O rrrj like the outboard business rr n u u * . M rlsa isf Just m wall u ever. J™* ACMM S«1 ?- ______ NATURAL GAS CO. 1M l u M An. TA M 2U “S«ninole CountF*g Only Dally Newspaper* �♦ 5fix* * ? - -«m f r T - ---- RT — V ® '1 f Stassen fights fo r His Political Lifo In Philadelphia Mayoralty PHILADELPHIA (UP!- - R« publican Harold E. Stam n will bo fiiM iai political obscurity MB a* aoau an upoct triumph ovar Democratic Incumbent Richdaon Dilworth la the Philadel­ phia Duyeratty election next Tweed!?. In the past two wteke, M aim hae had to divert much attention tea campaigning to aaewer rto that he baa failed to par 91.109 in wage taiea for the pern IKS to last. la an Impromptu ihowdown with revenue commUeioner Mortin Hetman Thunder. Masson argued that he wae exempt from the tax for. thoae yean becauae he waa aerving aa adviaer to Preildcnt Eiaenhewtr at the time. Itotman stormed from the verbal clash with Staaaea in CU? Hall hr announcing he planned legal action agalnat the OOP nom­ inee. The opening shot in the running battle waa fired by Councilman Victor E. Moore, who charged Stauen had earned an estimated KO,000 for the y a m in Ruestion but had net paid the wage tax on IL Staseen branded tho tax Issue “purely political and l desperate attack” unlooaed by tho Demo­ crats la tho final minutes of his campaign to unseat Dilworth. Stassen, n former presidential •spirant, needs a triumph over the popular Dilworth to bolster his political fortunes, which have been skidding since his drive to Guest Minister ''dump” Vice President Richard orally candidate In an effort to I torlae which brake the Nixon backfired In 1UC. halt e tide of Democratic vie-1 Party grip on Shunned by national GOP lead•rs, Stassen turned to Pennsyl­ vania In search of the guberna­ torial nomination last year only sr h ix o m s c o v u t t t a s i s s a m i n i n a to get the cold shoulder from Stllf* •< flM state bigwigs who dubbed him a T o w h o m It m s y c o n c e r n ) “stranger." He then made n fu­ • I* k e r t b r i l i a In a c c o r d a n t * w i t h S ectio n M o ^ tile primary race against Arthur th o t « m « ( R » g u l* lio n » t h a t ih o W i n t e r P a r k T sU ffco a o C om » a n y h o t r e q u e u e d th o f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e n r t o oo a*4 McConiglc, the organisation C - t C o m m ercial fo r t e l e p h o n e c o n t r o l o f fic e . e q u i p m e n t g a r a g e choice. a n d Otaros* fa c i l i ti e s : L o ts SI a n d IS. K r o o t A d d * . K*. I U The Republican City Committee A l l a m a n t * Springe, P. a I, P g . IS. P u b l i c h e a r i n g w ill ho h e l d in t h o n o m i n a l * Cieon tp C o u r t here endorsed Stassen a its may- Legal Notice The Rev. William Barnes Ma­ thews will be the guest minister at The Congregational Christian Church Sunday. Mr. Barnes, a retired minister now living In Winter Park will speak on the topic. “Tho Source of Ufe‘a Power” at the 11:00 a. m. wor­ The first Christmas card waa ship service at the church located designed in ISO by Sir Henry on the corner of Park Ave. and Cote, dirtetor of the Victoria and Twenty-fourth Street In Sanford. Albert Museum In London. 1 ’ Houo o. C o u n ty C o m m lao to n o ra r o o m . W o d n o o d o y , K o r o m h o r I L 1SSI o t 1:1* o r oa t o o n t h o r o o f t o r o s p o m l b l * . OCT. S1RD * Somlaolo Coaatr Benina Commtsotoa t t y Tlobort a. Brown ■omlnoli County Zonloe Dtrotter OCT SOTH m T H E R A D IC A L L Y R E S T Y L E D 1 M 0 F O R D U n o w o n d isp lay' a t S tric k la n d -M o rr is o n M o to rs In c . S a l e m a n C. D . T illis is s h o w n h e r e w ith th « F a ir ia n e t u d o r s e d a n . Railroad Negotiators Have Their Troubles Too WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rail road labor negotiations, now sim­ mering in Chicago, invited com­ p a r is o n with bargaining in the * to e l industry and the similarities ere obvious, The railroads are demanding wholesale changes In “ work rules" against bitter uuyuolUon from union spokesmen. The same issue is regarded by many labor relatlona capcrts as the key road­ block to settlement of the lM-day steel strike. At tha outset of contract talks, 9 h e steel producers called for a one-year wage freeie lo aid the fight against inflation. The rail­ roads are proposing a IS-cent hourly pay cut they say Is needed to bring wages ot their employes in line with those in other indus­ tries. Some federal officials, however, believe the contrasts between the (wo diiputei may be more signifi­ cant in helping to avert a threat­ e n e d nationwide rail strike .Jme^ i m e next year. Here ire some of the differences they cite: Legal Notice b t l T H K OK s » l , s : — T K W r o H A I t r >11TK» T H U HOLD! M l A U T H O R I T Y u r T H E C t T T OS’ HANFORD,- F L O R ­ ID A Mr .tied p r o u -o u l* will b« r o c a l v • d by T h e l l u u e l n g A u i h u r l t y uf Rlhe City nf Hanford, F l o r i d * I h e r e I n a f t e r c t l l r d th e ’ L o c a l A u t h o r ­ i t y ” ! • ! A d m l u l i t r a U o n B u ild in g , C a a t l* ll re w e r i.’o u r t tn th « C i t y of Hanford, F l o ri d * , u n t i l , *n<l p u b lic ly op en ed a t . o n * o’clo ck I*. SI. (K.H.T.I nr. .V o t e m b t r IT, l » j ? . f o r th * p u r c h a e * o f I3l:.n00.# a T e m p o r a r y Note* ( T h i r d S e r l r e l , b e l n c leeued t o *ld In f i n a n c i n g l ie l o w - r e n t h o m i n y p ro ject* . Th* no te* w ill b e d a t e d D e c e m ­ b e r t , n i l , will be p a y a b l e to b e a r e r o n Decern h er l)So, a n d w ill b e a r I n te re e t a t t h e r a l e o r .ra in p e r a n n u m f i x e d In th * P p ru p u a a l o r propotal* accepted f o r th * p u r c h a e * of s u c h note*. All p ropoeal* for t h * p u r c h a e * o f e*ld note* s h a l l t>* a u b m l t t a d In * f o rm a p p r o v e d by th * I x k *I A u t h o r i t y . C o p ies of e u c h f o r m o f pro p o sal* a n d I n f o r m a t i o n c o n ­ c e r n i n g th * no te* m a y b * o b t a i n e d f ro m th * I...cal A u t h o r i t y a t th * e-tdrs^x iJo loaieU an o y e. T H E I I O l ’HINU A U T H O R I T Y o k t h e l’ i t t o k c a n K u r d , FLORIDA fly ( l o r d n n L. R f a d l t y Secretary —Collective bargaining on tha railroads la regulated by the Rail­ way Labor Act, a far more flexi­ ble law tn curbing strikes than (he Tad-Hartley Act being used in the steel situation. —Railroad management has suggested a presidential commis­ sion to study the work rules in an effort to eliminate alleged “featherbedding” but the unions rejected this approach. By con­ trast, the Steelworkers' proposal for a similar study was rejected by the steel companies, who favor­ ed arbitration. —The Railway Labor Act pro­ vides for creation of White Houie emergency boards which have the power to make recommendations for settlement for major disputes. Under Taft-Hartley, President El­ senhower's fact-finding board waa confined to atating the issues pre­ venting an agreement. —Contracts do not expire In the railroad industry but continue In effect until changed by .a new agreement. This bars any union consideration at striking aa grounds of “no • contract, no­ work," a situation which faced the Steelworkers. Legal Notice T H E HTATE OK F L O R ID A » T l h D IA N E VAL’OIIA N YOU A R E IICIIKIIV N O T I F I E D t h a t a an It ha* b een Mini a a a l n i t y o u In th* C i r c u i t C o u r t o f th * N i n t h J u d l r l a l C ir c u it. In a n d f o r Heinliinl* C o u n ty , F l o ri d a , e n t i t l e d WALTER E D W A R D VAL’t l l l A N , P l a i n t i f f . VI. DI ANE VALTIHAV, D e f e n d a n t . In C h a n c e r y No. l o l t S . T h r n a t u r e uf thla a u l t la lu o b t a i n a d tr u r c r . You a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d t n file y o u r w r l t t r n def enoe* w i t h th * C l e r k » T eald C o u r t a n d a e r v a a copy t h e r e o f upun I’l a l n t l f f ’a a t ­ to r n e y * on o r b e f o re N o v e m b e r So, IsJ J, n r a D ecree I’m C o n {*•*,, will bu e n t e r e d * a * l n * l you. W1TNEH8 my h a n d a n d aeal a a C l e r k of th * C i r c u i t C o u r t In a n d fo r Hemlnul* C o u n ty , K larld a, t h l a Ih* : i t h d ay o f O cto b er, A. D. i>;>. (II BALI O. r . HERNDON, C l e r k C lr m i l C o u r t S e m in o le C o u n ty , VL.-M* H r: M a r t h a T. V lh len D ep u ty c l e r k SAM E. Ml' It HE L L X HONS A t t o r n e y * for P l a i n t i f f P . O. Iloa 1TII O r la n d o , K larld a Legal Notice SKWIVOI.B C O l ATV I D M V . c n w M i s s i o x ' • l i r e e ( P a k lle lleaelea T o w h o m It m ay c o n c a r n t Notice I* h e r e b y g i v e n In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h S ectio n IS o t t h * Z o n in g R e g u l a t i o n * t h a t T. Z. H u f f m a n fo r R a in b o w R a n c h , I n c , h a t r e q u e s t e d th * f n l l n n l n K dvarrlbe-l p r o p e r l y h* aan ed C - t C n n i m e n l a t f o r r e c r e a t i o n b u i l d i n g : Th* E Ztt f t o f L o t I I , S p rin g H a m m o c k , P. H. 3, P i , * in I. Public h n r i n g w i l l bo b a l d In th* Sem inole C o u n t y C o u r t H a u t e . C o u n l y C o m m l e e l o n e r a ro o m . M t d n e a d a y , N o v e m b e r 11, iSl> a t *;l* P. M. o r a t l o o n l h a r a a f t e r ae pueethl* H em lnol* County Z o n in g C o m m o t i o n Hy R o b e r t S. B r o u n OCT J1RD A i» T JnT H Corrected Legal Notices ^ « T h e fallow inc n a m e d pere-.n* h a v e bean e e lecttd by t h a B o a rd of C o u n l y Cormnlaaionara o f H*rnln»la C o u n t y . Flo: id* to e e r t * a* C l t r k e a n d In epectore f ar t h e S p ecial C e n t r a l E le ctio n a n d f a r Ih* E le c tio n hy t h e Hoard or P u b l i c I n s t r u c t i o n o f S em in al* C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , to b* b ald Jointly. T u t a d a y . N o v e m b e r Srd. H i ) . C le r k a a d l e i y e r t e r e — M E l T N c T VO. 10— B e e r t a k e Mr*. Jo h n T atee. H r. C l e r k Mrt. J . Pence Mr. H a r v e y T o u n * M r * N eel Lyle* Mr. Je o a William * J o h n K r l d e r , C h a ir m a n H n ard n t C o u n t y , C o m m i t o l o n t r* Hemlnol* C o u n ty ,' F l o ri d * lO ffleU l S ta ll AltOSt: O. P. HERNDON. C lerk «f th* C i r c u i t C o u r t Sem inal* C o u n ty , F l o r i d * P u b l l i h O ctober I* th, ISIS. NOTICE le h ereb y ( I v a n t h a t th * f o l lo w m c p e r t a n t h av * b ean a p ­ p e l a t e d by th e Hoard o f P u b lic I n s t r u c t i o n nf Sem inal* C o u n ty , F l o r ­ ida. a s I n e p t - i e r e a n d C l e r k s a n d t h a fal l o w i n g p laces hovo boon d e s i g n a t e d for h o lding t h a a l a c t l o n t h r o u g h o u t den tin al* C o u n t y , F l o r ld*. on N o v e m b e r S, ISIS, f o r th * e le c tio n o f t h r e e i l l T ru e t e e * of >Special T e a s . h o o l D i s t r i c t No. 1, n o w c o m p r i s i n g oil of g s m l n o l s C o u n t y , F l o r i d a so d d e t e r m i n a t i o n o f l a s mill*** of eald D i s t r i c t for th * en s u i n g bien nium , t h a p o l l s f n r w h i c h alectlo n w ill op en a t T:*S A. SI. a n d cl •• * '’•* P- ** • t o - w l l : P O U J N G P L A C E : F l o ri d * P o w a r PrSclnct IS. Bear L a k * C o m p a n y E mploy** * L o u n g e Clerk Mr*. J o h n Taio*. Sr. Mr. H a r v e y T oung InaptGtOfi Mr. J e e s W illiam * Ur*. J . P a m * Mr*. Naal Lyle* BT O R D E R i»F T H E B O A R D O P P U B L IC INSTR UCTION OK S E M I ­ NOLE COUNTV, F L O R ID A J . L U R U M L E T . C h a ir m a n K. T. M I L W E E , S u p L A El-UM IC ta S a c r a u r y IPuhUak Oat nsec SB ROMANS VIKINGS ESKIMOS They* SAID they could sell FLORIDA'S FRESH-FROZEN ORANGE JU IC E (that's our famous CONCENTRATE). . . . . worlds and worlds of it. Even if they had to drum up o market among the Romans, Vikings, and Eskimos. Well, they ARE'selling it . . . . Right here in A M ER IC A ....... Without having to pitch a single sales pass at the Romans, etc. Just plain Americans (that Includes the Eskimos now, you know) are already drinking considerably more F-FOJ . . . . since the first part of September when FLORI DA S 22 enterprising CONCENTRATORS put up $3,300,* 000 for a national advertising and promotional drive to boost present CO N CEN TRA TE markets — ana certoMy to create new ones. Here's how these 22 CONCENTRATORS are concentrating that $3,300,000 in every marketing community In the U. S. A. •If, • »iMfi • $1,500,000 worth of advertising in 191 daily newspapers; in LIFE, LOOK and The SATURDAY EVEN IN G POST; and in the Sunday supplements, A M ERICA N W EEK LY , THIS W EEK, PARADE and FIRST TH REE MARKETS. — Total circulation: 93,000,000 (that's just for ONE edition of each of these periodicals, and the ods are running several times in each.) • A first Sweepstakes Prize of $25,000 in cold cash (it's being kept cold in a G. E. electric refrigerator, which also goes to the winner); 10 Second Prizes, each a brand new Corvair auto; 50 Third Prizes, each a G .E. combo refrigerator-freezer; and 1,000 Fourth Prizes, each an electric can opener (so's to open the cans of CO N CEN TRA TE without even having to twist the wrist.) • Trade Sweepstakes for A N YBO D Y employed in America's Grocery Trade. Thunderbird; ond 50 Seconds, each a 1960 G. E. 17-lnch portable T V set. Five First Prizes, each a 1960 • The ads feature 12- and 20-ccnt coupons redeemable by customers everywhere (not Including the Romans* etc.) with their purchase of CO N CEN TRA TE — any brand. (For more coupon news of concentrated interest to you, see coupon in this ad.) A QUARTER of a BILLION of these coupons are being distributed. This CON CEN SATION AL (what gives, etymologically, when you jam CONCENtrated ond senSATIONAL together) campaign will profit every Citrus Grower In Florida because it will not only sell 'more oranges already processed into CONCENTRATE, but it will result in even more favorable markets for Florida Gtrus Growers in the future. Every community in Florida (this means Y O U !) will profit from this program. Because the economic impact (that's business lingo for the force of 9 9 9 and d^ff) of the Florida Citrus Industry reflects itself upon A L L Flor­ ida business and in every walk of Florida life. (Total retail sales ot Florida citrus last year: $650,000,000) The Board of Directors of FLORIDA CITRU S M U T U A L enthusiastically endorse this program and wholeheart­ edly congratulate the CONCENTRATORS for dreoming up this novel and forceful way to sell more Fresh-Frozen Orange Juice — ond for backing up this dream with action. Through FLORIDA CITRUS MUTUAL'S 21 Dirsctors, now rtpretcnling mors tho* 10,000 Florida Citrus ________. MUTUAL'S t— dimswtol policy is to bo foctwol in oil mottori concerning the Florida Citrus Industry ond to do everything reelisrtoelty possible to see that tho Grower maintains hit rightful standing and shores mutually in Industry reipeniiMitiee and bonetttx. Tkay'rt* Doing The JOB! PVOBIMA CITIM MUTUAL TOiS hr M r UJM .BM 22 00HCIHTBASl *nM*P*im b FLO RID A CITRUS M U TU A L W trW i L arged CUrms MOW MORE TH AN 1 0 ,0 0 0 FLORIDA GROWERS NO TRICKS - OUR TREAT Wb**b*r roo'ro ■ IU—so, VAtat, lA lo a , m ■ plots Hm Mo Ceoakee — ANYBOOT «ko k o m Bool latomoot b m Keel VMomto C, ori tf re« A rw mo? bo 0M0 lo halo poorM b i WHOll YBAR'S obtolatoh VfcU mpM? oTfWdo's fomooa FIISH-TROXIN OCANQI JUICL liT l. Room wm P. S. at bottam.) AR ?«« bov* I* 4s w writ* ?oog ooom ooO oM on m Covpoo o*4 woU it to lo FLORIDA CITRUS MUTUAL. No Frisk*. 00 Rapist, oo senile*. 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Thera wa* Beek Wedneiday, making change, directing cart to parking stall*, and chatting with customer*. Ha wa* dr«*«*d Juit a lie better than mo*t of hid com­ petitor*. But partly Dave, convicted of Income tax statio n , isn't broke. It's ju st that the parking lot b on* of hia many buiineia Interdata and "the only way to make some- Although under "exclusive" contract to ABC-TV for three y e a n . Debbie Reynolds will b t seen on CB8-TV next year. She'll ha In a Lucila Ball-Deal Arnax comedy hour, In exchange for which Lucy will appear on Deb­ bie'* first ABC-TV special, tenta­ tively eet for next September. Tom Poston and Fex Parker a r t the latest addition L> "Mer­ man On Broadway,” the Ethel Merman startime special slotted for Tuesday, Dec. 1 on NBC-TV. CBS-TV* Sunday, Nov. 22 pre­ sentation of Leonard Bernatlen and the New York Philharmonic I* being planned aa an all-Moiart hour, filmed la»l summer In Ven­ ire, Italy. Brigitte Bardot ha* called off a TV special being packaged by Screen Gem*, an American TV packaging firm, because of impending motherhood • ud a llovhpiic of iowliui, j/UU.C commitment*. The word la lhat Tuesday Weld, precocious teenage glamor girl on CBS-TV* Dobie Gillls Show, will be dropped from the cast. Yvea Montand, the Pari­ sian singer • aelor, makes his American TV debut on Dinah Shore's Nov. IS NBC-TV hour. Why ia it th at the high apoU on Pat Boone'* ABC-TV naif hour rarely find him among them? Thursday night’s enjoyment came from a Halloween costume ballet and Ella Fitzgerald'a singing. After a couple of solos, Ella was obliged to join Pat in some longs. 1 know it'* I'at'a show and all that, but hia sluggish voice has no business tackling a twing­ ing melody when Llla'e voice 1* in lb* vicinity. Another ABC-TV half hour The Real McCoy*, offered another eauyto-take yarn Thursday night al.oul a phony talent trout am. Walter Brennan's hostility to­ wards him. A neat switch wa* tacked on at the finale. But what I enjoy more than anything in this series are the facie In It. The closeups register superbly end each face ia right for Its role. -.W alter Lippman tnraad hie attention ta i t Thle, ineidenlnlly, in violation of our agreement. He waia’t golag t# write about TV If I stayed eut *f lateraatian­ al affair*. •T’c j , before the fliad fiftie* turn Into the sincere eixtiei, and eoaeratalonal quU-auaahara m u m * fbelT bdarlngv, 1 thought I'd eet down tome thought* en the aenn* data. T in t off. regardleu #f what Charles Van Deren eaya of does, enough ia known—and was knew* a year ago—t* Indicate that the TV gult ehewe would hat* to be cleaned up a r eliminated. Van Doran ii a aide laiue, while hia fall from grace U inking place, remember that he didn't corrupt Dan Earlgkt. Contact with blg-tlma TV corrupted Ven Doren. And remember, too, that if a man Ilka Van Doren ran yield to the rationaUtationi that were ihowered upon him, who among u* could hava walked away? Don’t let clever public rela­ tion* and TV comedian* divert attention from the main Utu*: Big money and higher rating*, We all recall exultation over Ihote lofty «ttli show ««fln*a and t # « w U -v U a publicity U r n ihu*, received. CM thn people who helped i n . IM th k M u g et • tr ip on themN h % p l a n principle m r e*. pW lticy, sad demoarirele in. peecahle lodgement in tho fo­ u r * t Lot’* Ja*t u jfi Thor muit. Meanwhile, notwork* will h* tightening control aver nil p h n r. •t programming for m m tin # U con*. Now w* com* to tho argument that, "no law* w a n brokon and nobody to t hurt" by fixed qun ■bow*. Wall, no lawa wore br»boa only bccauM rifte d TV abowt a r t atlU too naif. After all, wa didn't f« t an Atonle En. a rty Act until wa bad atomic • a tr f y . Tb* C kaaatl 8*iai: Naked Cit*, which failed ta nick around ax f half-hour oeriei, la baint expand­ ed by ABC-TV into a hour-lonr aerie* for poaaibl* network u«t early in 1MO . . , Tab Hunter h*« ilfned n u a tu e a t for El hr! Mennan'a ipeclai on N bc * TV Tueiday, Dec. 1. Burtcaa Meredith portray* in. vtntor Ell Whitney In "The Prirtlcal Dreamer," atcond in the NBC - TV aerie*, our Amc-icaw H eritate, ala ted for Sunuay, Nor* 22 . . . George Gobel’i ipectil Chriitmas show on CBS-TV Dte. 20 will fenture the 30-mcmbrr Tuacon Boy*' Choir. W E GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Itm m i MIAMIY I OWICKIT WATIK RISitTANT BalMers, Pliattrera sad Palatrro, Bapplies Moo IdInge Of All Kinds Bee I’d Per OU Hector Ntede B U IL D E R S S U P P L IE S S e t A ce M ille r F © r AK Y o u r P a in ti n g N e e d s 903 W. 3rd S t FA 2-7S E, J , (Ed) Wilkiaeew la Naw la Owr Sales D*p o rta lo t thing of what you own la to ha there yourself." "I’ve been working here three or four hour* a day for th t past faw month*," he explained. "I hava a four-year leas* on the property and I want to ica for my»elf how it'* going to grow," Beck, who hai 17.1,1)01 tied op In ball money while appeals on in­ come tax evasion and grand lar­ ceny convictions are being studied by higher court*, was quick te point out he isn’t hurting for money. He produced a photostat copy of what he said was a check for an income lax refund for last year— 831,000 plus. F lo rid a '* F r ie n d lie s t - M oat C o n v e n ie n t F o o d S l o r t • Q u ic k S e r v ic a F re n c h A v e. a t 2 3 r d S t. imr no yeara in Sanford, we are thinking of our thousands of customers, loyal employe* ami friend*, without whom we could not have remained in business for even a fraction of lhat time. To all of these fine people, and to you —. our customers of today and tomorrow — we nay with sincers gratltud............ O P E N 7 A . M. • 11 P . M. EVERYDAY COLD BEER Carina ar Casa Ta Carry Oat Only Fishing k Picnic BnppUee Payer Plalea, Cape, Ipecac, Forks, Flaking Petes, Everything Fee A Complete Hantiag Or risking Trig. "T H A N K S A M IL L IO N 1" w llh * m odern S a n f o r d , t h e H ill L u m b a r a n d H a rd w a re U c a r r y in g o u t a c o m p lete m o d e rn ix a tlo n p ro g ra m . T h a old la n d m a rk a t 21J W . T h ird S tr e e t la g o n e a n d w ill soon b . re p la c e d w llh a . p . r k f i„ g „ . w sa le sro o m u d o ffic e . WE ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS KNOWN "Sudden Service" AS ALTERATIONS. qUICK COOK MEATS ChJekfa. Sanaa go W tiaer, Park Chops Eds. D A IR Y P R O D U C T S Milk, Bailer, Egg*, to t Bog Paairioo. Y*ALL COME 7 TO 11 For Home Delivery Coil FA 2*2611 * �Trl, Oct. 30. 193!)—Pair* T Qovinqhm By JERRY COVINGTON 1 think the most wonderful person I have had the privilege of knowing it a sportsman. In 1933 when the Gianta singed their first PGA tournament here at the Mayfair. several members of the team came to participate in the Pro-Am portion of the event. Among them was the then enptain of the newly crowned world champions. Alvin Dark arrived a t the Mayfair Inn carrying his golf sticks and a small leather suitcase and if he hadn’t had to register nobody would have known he was « great baseball star. in his quiet, friendly manner he began to win the friendship of all the employes at the Mayfair and everyone who came ill contact with him. I first came in contact with Al one Sunday afternoon while I was on the desk at the hotel. As nil the golfers and mem­ bers of the Giants began to file into the bar, Dark made his way to the desk and asked where the ltnptist Church was. Being a Baptist myself, [ invited him to.go with my wife and me. From this point on. we have become the dearest of friends. After 1 got to know Alvin I be­ gan to find some of the wonderful works that he had been doing that were going unnoticed. Nobody Itad known much about Al being such a deeply religious person until the Giants won the World Series in 1954. (By the way be hit over .500 during the Series.) While* being interviewed by a sports writer, lie was asked what he was going to do with his share of the Series money. Right off the bat he told them Covers Sports that the first thing lie was going to do was send 10 per cent of It to the Baptist V a lu i Press tsUrastUaal Church in his hometown, l^ake Charles, Top-ranked Louisiana SUU ptt* La. This statement probably caused the iia perfect record oa the Ua* biggest change in Al's life. Since then he against third • raakad MUiliplgpj has been asked to speak before practically Saturday la tha feature fame af every young people's Christian group in a college football program which the United States. While Al professes to may decide the fate of at leaat be anything but a speaker, He has gone a down team* with post-ieaaoa about his Father's business and from his bowl ambition*. works many young people have been The prcaaura baa baea building brought back on the right track. up all week throughout the Sooth Two years ago while Al was with the St. Louis Cardinals in spring training at for the LSU-MtisIssippl thowdowa St. Petersburg, he invited me down for battle and ■ aellout crowd' of a weekend of golf. Well, 1 need not say U , 0M la eaaurcd for the eight who won the match because Al is one of game at Tiger Stadium la Bate* the outstanding amateur golfers in the Rouge, La. With the Souiheaaieni Confer* country. He has won the baseball players' Utle and probably the, aatourney three times in the last five years. ence tlonal championship hanging on While there I had the privilege of meeting lb* outcome, the Bayou Ttgnra his lovely wife, Adrienne, and his chil­ have bean mad* allm ooc-potat dren, Eve, Allyson. Gene, and Margaret. favorltea t* beat tha Babel* i t Famed golfer Jack Burke says that they did • year ago la a almllar Alvin Is the greatest athlete in the coun­ situation while oa the way to a try. Before signing his baseball bonus perfect Mason. The game will bring together with the Boston Braves for an estimated two of the nation'* top backfleld 975,000, he had been at LSU and was stars—All-America halfback Bil­ named on the honorable mention All- ly Cannon of LSU and Chart!* America football team, Although only i Flowers, the ftabcls' powerful hilla weekend golfer, he conslstantly shoots back. But the deciding factor may in the middle 70’a. He has been one of be Wendell Harrla, who haa kick­ the outstanding shortstops in the Inst ed field goals In ftv* af all games lor the Tigera this Ma­ 15 years. You can see why Burke would son. make such a statement. Tha Air Force, playing a a m ­ Along with all of his athletic ability, ice academy rival for tha first he also lias the, distinction of being a timt, wilt be In New York for'Us Christian. This is why I feel that he Is meeting with Army. Tbo Vast Pointers are six point fivoritaa to the greatest man 1 have ever known. FSU Poses Big Question In Tilt With Georgia Team Veiled frtsa International Can Florida State University, knocking st the Southeastern Con­ ference door after the girls let boys attend school with them, knock out thr SEC-leading Georgia Bulldogs Saturday. Georgia's homcruming partisans hope not, but FSU, winch turned from lace to lacing opponents with­ out prejudice, Including some SEC braggarts, could pull the upset of the year. FSU likrs the spoiler rule, likr any underdog, and Coach Perry Moil has one big factor mi his side, Georgia has been us worst in non conference games. They were dumped by South Carolina, 30 It, and 'whits trouncing Hardin.Sim­ mons IS a. they made so many mis­ takes a heavier club could have mauled them. Georgia worked out for IK) mm utrs in the rain Thursday for the FSU attack. FSU tapered off. as did most teams. Tulane and Texas Tech square oft in the Sugar Howl and Miami and Kentucky m the Grange Howl tonight in games beginning a nut her big football weekend Involving SEC tram*. Tulane and the Texas tied H.ud ers practiced uu kickoff pursuit and the Grccnir* also worked un their passing. Miami's offensive "nrw look" was worked over Thursday in practice. Other non-conference games this wrrkcnd include the North Caro lina Tennessee tilt al Chapel hill. The Vola are reported In good phy •teal shape including tailback llill Ma.ors. North Carolina worked hard on protecting kickers, with Jack Cum mmgs. Hay Farris and Skip Clem­ ent doing the punting. Liuke quartciXarks George Har­ ris iml Don Altman used their final home drill to work on passing for Ihrtr game with Georgia Tech in Atlanta. Tech drilled indoors and checked on assignments. Grid Twin-Bill Slated Tomorrow Tigers, Ole Hiss Clash In Top Grid Game Of Weekend beat the Falcons before aa anti­ cipated aellout crowd of TO,ON-In Yankee Stadium. Joa Caldwell, Army's long — throwing quarter­ back, is exported to mean ,tb* difference. White' second-ranked Northwest­ ern, tha Big Tan leader. Is ex­ pected to romp over Indiana, tha Wilde its 1 closest rivals will b* tied up In kay battles. Ninthranked Wisconsin la n 10-poiot; fa­ vorite over Michigan, Purdue la ~a six-point pick ovtr Illinois and Michigan Stall la a ona-potnt ‘fa­ vorite over Ohio Stats. Wlaeon■in, Purdue. Illinois and Michigan State are tied for second pllfs in the Big Ten, which will pro­ duce one of the Rose Bowl team*. r— Legal Notice -t_ IV T H K u n i t IT C O t WT, SISSH a(Jim i vi. V i n c i i t o r n o i u a * IV AVIS r a n s k n i v o i . n c o u n t y IV VHAVCKNV SO, IMS I VaTICK n r BUT t i K . s p o v v s tu:ti.L>s:nn, i n c . * m I AUIIA C L A R K , s t a|. ' '.- D a f t n A n f h , xt vtk o r r i . o r j oV a<VT• tI O VIj T.a i u a Cl. A IIK , If all**,. h - r . n a ­ k n o w n - p o m . If m i r r l t dil,, s a i l I f •I*Ait. i n * u n k o w n n -lr» . i l t v l i u s , l*«*t»** a n d a r a n l t a t of lh * Said i.vrit.v C L v i t K : u K n n i i t : j t a TICK a n d L A U R A J U S T I C E , , hi* wife. If a l l v a , i n . t r r e a p a r i l v o u n ­ k n o w n a p u u a t t If m s r r l a d , a n d I f d-ad. il i a raipactlv* unknown h - i r s . d a v l a a e a l * i a t * * a an il * r a n . f - » of Ilia kai<1 U K i i l l U E J U S T I C E a n d LAY l l A JUMT1CK, h i * w lfo i .1. I . C C M U l l : . It a l l v a , h l a Mlk n o w n a p o u a r If m a r r l a d , a n d i f i l - n l . t h a u n k n o w n h airs, riavlsat*. l - f l l a t a a n d a r x n t r e a o f t h a said J. L. C P A IH IK ; a n d a n r a n d a l l par auna c l a i m i n g a n r r la h t.till* a n d I n i a r a a t In a n d In l h a fo llo w In c ilaai-i Iliad lan d l y i n g a n d h * . Inc In Kaitilnol* C o u n t y , F l o rl d k , Ill-Will T R A C T A : T h > a - u t l i 4 e f HI* H K 'i «f R a d i o " 14, T ow nship -» Vaults lla n a a IS East. , , TRACT R T ha S o u th J/4 e f th* Kakt 'a o r lh * W a i t 4 of ilia S W o f l h a s i!', o f f a c t i o n ; t4, T uw nahln ft S o u th , I I . n | , J» Kaal. , Sim a n d r a c n uf s o u , a r o h a r a . lir nut if i , d a n d r e q u i r e d to - » p . p a a r a n d flta, p e r s o n a l l y o r By Sou r a i t n r n a y , w l i h t h a C l a r k a f (ha a h ' i v a - a i s l a d C n u r t , s o u r w r i t l*n d a f a n — a. If a n y , I d l h a isII1 lit g u l a t T il la filad h a r a l n a a a l n S i Sim In ilia a l i u v a - a l r l a i l can ty , a n d in a a r v a a m p y of t h a aarwa on I ' l a l n U f r a a t m r n a y , h atow . on n r h - f o r a t h a I t d a y of N o v em b er, A. D. ISiS. I l v r - l n fall n n( n r a l t * a Usera* I ' m C u u f a s a s will b* a a t a r s d a g a l n - i >nu. VV ITN'HM.d mv h * n d a n d l a a t I t Hanfurd. S a m l n s l a C o u n t y FlofIda. t h l a ||th day af O o te b v , A IS. I J i S . ISKAI.I I*. P. HCUNDOX d a r k s f i h s c i r c u i t Court II) J o a u SI. VVIIka • D e p u ty C lark W C lltiu ltlao n , Jr. UUh a u l a l lu lld ln g h a n f u rd . b'lorld* A tlornay f o r P la in tif f . v*. I. LYMAN STANDOUT Calvin Reiter talk* to Coach Hilt Proctor in thu Greyhounds prepare for tonijfht'* jrrid tilt with Dtinnellon. Reiter, a senior center at 165, has seen considerable action on both offenaa and defence tliia Reason. TWO OF LYMAN’S SPEEDY HALFBACKS. Ed Ilal- Ia id and Dick Heath will see action tonight against Foothall fins will he (rested to s double game Saturday at 7 p. in. Dtinnellon in the Greyhounds' homecoming game. Both in Memorial Stadium as the San buys are seniors. ford and Lyman Juitiur High teams flash. The two gamea will mark thr end of the 19J9 Junior grid tea son Tlia f t n a n l o f C o u n t y C o m r a 'i The preliminary gamr will be an alunara u f Mamlnola C o u n l y , S'l-irlilt will r a r a l v * bid* a t th * Uifla* inti a-squad game with the Sanford uf I ' I'. Ilarn iio n . C l a r k , In ill* Junior High "lightweights" dlvid 1 C n u r t l l n u a * *1 S a n f m il Up lit I I * e>l into two equal teams. n 'r lu c k I*. H . V u v a m b a r I I , l) * » fur l h a f o l l n w l n a : The mam tilt will see the San­ H a m X<>. 1 ford Junior High "heavies’* against A pprualinataly fj.ia o ton *'* j* a strong Lyman Junior High team. The injury-riddled Lyman Grey­ be in tup form because of an In­ lluiarui-k In ha d a l l v a r a d oa na-4 uHDuring the halftime period in the hounds take the field tonight jury. *•1 i l u r l n a t h * vwalv* m n n i h period UeSlniilna X u v e t n k a r f t , !>)>»• lerund game, the football quern i t e m N> 3 will be crowned amid colorful against Dunnellon lor their home­ Dunnellon plays a wide open Ap p r u a I m a t e l y la*.**') a a l l o a s o f brand of football and the Grey­ errrmonies staged by the girt* coming contest. hound* will alter their defense to o a p h a l t In v o r lo u o t s p e a i w n d phivieal education department The Greyhounds have a 4 2 rec­ try to stymie the visitors’ option ■ro daa In ha d a l l i o r a d aa naaddd i l u r l n a Ilia tw a i n * m o n t h H P 4 4 The Sanford Junior High band and ord so far this yrsr but will have plsys around end and their passing b t a l n u l n a X'uvainbar 31, ISIS. majorettes will make tls first ap Th* a l i o v * u u a n t l t l i * a r * a p p r o to go all out to whip the Dunnellon attacks. The Dunnellon eleven has prarance. Intel*, a n d nu g u a r a n i * * la « U # n S l V for their Junior grid squad since Hraiall and Kviridge an exceptionally good fullback * I m p li e d a t In I n l a t a m o u n t * " . . . . . I vit*a *i ( nirh Hill I’rnf'lflP BnIfI .. games can hr purchased from any | sre out with injuries and Keith Lyman Coach Bill Proclur said. l h a l w ill h a r » i|u lr* d d u r i n g Hi* d o f th* euatracl*. Junior High School aludent, |lr n n in i, standout fullback, won't Thr roach also said that he was p arlo m a l a r i a l * In b* f u r n l t h a d going to give two comparatively m uAll te c o n fo rm lo lb* c u r r a n t i t a n l green boys, Landrcss and Gritftn. a r d a p a r l f l r o t l no o f l h * S lat* an opportunity to play and com­ Itnad U a p a r l u i a n l o f F l o r i d a . p r l c o a on o il m a l a r l o l a Shall mented on the fine job Ed O'Neal h* Hid Hi* n a t n r l r a t o l h * C o u n t y for has been doing as fullback. m a l a r i a l * d a l l v a r a d t o a n y p o l o l in A targe crowd is expected in wit­ Haiwlnol* C o u n ly . •• For Com plete Football m i l t o ** enelOM* In A t a o l t d ness the game and tha crowning of v aln p a, p l a i n l y m a t h ad o n l h a thr homecoming queen at halftime. an •uttld*; Uld Fa* F u rm tb ln g Scores, Listen To The queen and her court will pasa A ap h alt o r Hid F o r F u r n l a h l n g in review in front of the stands and L l m e r o i k , n p * n \ n v r n i b a r I f , I H S , lllda w ifi B* o p a n a d a l a iv k aiSA N ITO N E SCO RE BOARD tnrn will disembark at the to yard t o b* b ald o n X o v a m b a r u , line. As the band plays, tha former In* JISI. On W.T.K.H. 6:15 Each Saturday Miss Belly Robinson, tha 13M Rngrd of County CommlStlo n ara queen, wlH present the queen's J h tlm aw Downtown Cleaners fir Laundry garland to Miry Ann ftanninger Ry: * o hhn. IiKarat ld*a r .J r C . who will be the auest of honor at a C.iun ry K n g l n a a r * ! FA 2-5292 11.1 So. Palm etto F miiua axi . at. b x#y. a, i danca altar Ut* gam*. Lyman Hosts Dunnellon In Homecoming Contest O T ICE 4 'I* «• I �% Bv STANLEY THE-OD HOMETOWN • a t t t Navy men walked Into ^ l i n h a l i Cocoty Hospital and - g a te foehr Mood. They didn’t Mas*, who was to receive It, only MUt someone needed their help. T. CVoyd. a gnnaer'a mate h aneend class at the Sanford Naval Ak. Station was the one who in­ formed the Navy men of the — need- Cloyd, who lives In DeBary, '"fodnfod that one * hie neighb a n / an elderly woman who la ...t a l „ t* - - tfoed bank Monday and medical ~ auffloritka would not allow him to f o u l s again ao soon. He told GUtf Warrant Officer Ernie B a n s about the woman as they a rad* to work and then Informed _ c h e men fat tbe Ordnance Shop at thnwNeval Air Station. All of *. them volunteered Immediately i-ta iA N r e soon on their way to thn hospital. When they ware interviewed baebi nt work In tbe afternoon, «w*y eon remembered the name of *< lhn woman who had received . (hair blood. Their aniw m as to why they volunteered so quickly . o n i almost Identical, "I heard BY OWNER: Equity I 1M0. No closing coat, no qualifying 2 B it, bath k H, modem alee* trie kitchen. Sunland Eitatai, 113 Park View Dr. FA 2-K5T. Smith, Harry D. Xing, Jack Erickson, Marvin Lester, Stanley Schrader, Charles Stoudt, and Leonard Zieller. 2-BEDROOM house 1301 Wynne- wood Dr. Low down payment. Phone FA 2-77*7. Sermon Series Planned By Church Rev. William D. Tim mi, the pastor of the Ebenexer Methodist Church on the old Orlando High­ way south of Sanford announce* a series of sermons for the Sun­ day Morning Worship services on tbo subject, "Who is GodT" A songfest will be held Sunday evening beginning st 7:30. Several notable lingers will be beard aa soloists. Tbe public la cordially Invited. Scouting Trip The Seminole High School griddcra, with an open date tonight, will Journey to Leesburg for a scouting Jaunt, according to Coach Jim Pigott. The Semiooies meet Leesburg next week on the road. St. j . U O N E O F T H E B R IG H T E S T C O M E D IE S o f th e y ea r - o- v -ie la n d D riv e - *In to - m o rro w , 'A H o le will o p e n * t t h e M in t h e H eed '* s t a r r i n g F r a n k S in a tr o a n d C a ro ly n J o n e x w ill b e g in a t t h e D riv e - In to m o r r o w a n d - c o n tin u e u n til W ednesday. 'A Hole In the Head' Featured At Drive-In Tba Movieland Drive-In will fea­ ture one of the brightest comedies of the year itartlng tomorrow and continuing through Wednesday. Tba attraction is "A Hole in the Head" starring Frank Sinatra. Tba action of this Frank Capri me via Is Miami during the luah days and up to the present. SUNDAY O P E N 1 2 :4 5 U ’t t U U t h ’ M 2 BR, CB home. Low down and monthly paymanl. FA 2-2347. Treat tbe Trtckafoci with Babe Goads for Halloween, from. . DIXIE CREAM BARE SWOP 204 W. 3rd. Ph. FA 2-M33 FURNISHED cottage, located at NICE front apartment downstairs, 3 Points, 173.00 per month, 3 large rooms and big front Ph. FA 2-1467. porch. Private. Ph. FA 2-1371. NICELY furnished apartment, 3-BEDROOM house, fenced yard. lights, hot and cold water furn­ Reasonable. Phone FA 2-1833. ished. Adults only, 1217 Mag­ 2-BkDROOM unfurnished house, nolia. Phone FA 2-3889. DOWNSTAIRS: 3 room furn. apt., screened porch end 1 ROOM Effldancy Apt, private garage, only (37.30; 612 Park. bath, suitable for ooe or coopts. Mgr, apt. 2. FA 2-7499, Across from Port Offlea. UNFURNISHED Z-bcdroom house, SLEEPING ROOMS: The Gables, 412 Rosalia Dr. P h o n e 401 Magnolia. FA 20720. FA 2-2160. F E A T U R E : 1 :1 6 . 3 :5 9 • 6 :4 2 - 9 :2 5 JA M E S S T E W A R T in "Anatomy o f a Theater Sunday. THE MASTER MIND behinda t atffofrMtar BEATNIK HALLOWEEN MIDNIGHT SHOW: SATURDAY NIGHT — DOORS OPEN 11:15 SHOW STARTS 12:00 MIDNIGHT. "G IA N T FROM T H E UNKNOW ” You! Legal Notice Dare You! WE DOUBLE DARE YOU TO SEE THIS SHOW: First Time In Sanford to have Much HORRORS Right in The Thruier with you. PLEASE BRING A FRIEND YOU WILL NEED HIM TO TAKE YOU HOME. TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE ALL SEATS • 7(lc STARTS SUNDAY OUo Premlnger’a "Anatomy of a Murder" will open at Urn Ritx Theater Sunday. This exciting thriller, based on last year's No. 1 best seller, stars James Steward, Lee Rcmlck, Ben G suara, Arthur O'Connell, Eve Arden and Kathryn Grant. ‘‘Murder’* is based on a crim ­ inal assault and of the killing which followed. Tbe book toppled the best selling lists for more than 30 weeks. Set A t Nozarine The Rev. W. A. Howard. Bible teacher and Expositor will con­ duct Sunday Evening Bible Stud­ ies st the Church of the Naiarenr the first Sunday of each month, beginning November 1. The Bible Study Hour will begin at 6:00 p. m. and conclude at 6:43 to give those wishing to attend their own churches lime to make the evening service. Sunday, 3tr. Howard will speak concerning "The Reward of the Saints at the Rapture." The public is Invited to attend these studies which will be held at the church, 111 S. Maple Ave. in Sanford. Church To Show Film On St. Paul A series of motion pictures on the life of St. Paul will be shown at the Central Baptist Church be* ginning Sunday. There will be twelve showings on consecutive Sunday evenings at 6:13 depicting the life of the famous apostle of the New Testament. Everyone is invited to see this series. There is no admission fee. The church is on the corner of Oak Ave. and Fourteenth Street. Cuban Favored In T V Battle NEW YORK (L’Pli — Florenlino Fernandes. Cuba's unbeaten welterweight slugger, is a lop­ sided 17 3 favorite to whip tough Caspar Ortega of Mexico again tonight in their return fight at Madison Square Carden. ji k' \ m ; RIDE i C4 rx r f IN THEATR 1-BEDROOM, 1 bath, large living room and bedrooms; kitchen equipL See at 109 E. Woodland Dr. Phone owner, FA 2-1073. STORE, 23 ft. by 30 ft. inquire 201 W. 1st. St. RAYMOND M. BALL A N D A S S O C IA T E S HOUSE on Cameron Ave. East Rtsl Estate — Insurance Side, between Celery and Surety Benda Geneva Ave. 4 bedrooms, quite 211 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5641 neighborhood, kitchen appli­ Sanford ances. (73 par month Ph. Evans Bldg. Lake Mary FA 2-6143. Ph. FA 2-1200 UNFURNISHED i BR house, call BY OWNER: 2-bedroom home at FA 2 3613. 2I2S Chase Ave.; (2,900 cash. 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house Phone FA 2-4633 before I or (30. 2632, corner of Lemon k after S P. M. Grandview. Phone FA 2-0627. 7W ACRES — Modem borne; 3 R EN T A BED bedrooms, l*k bathrooms, Flor­ Rollaway, Hospital k Baby Beds ida room, large living room, By Day, Week or Month. dining room and kitchen. Large CARROLL'S FURNITURE garage and carport*. 1 mil* Ph. FA 2-5181 118 W. 1st St. East of ball park on Cilery Ave. APARTMENT 3 rooms and bath, furnished. Phone FA 2-2394, 70S 3-BEDROOM Home; G r i Park Ave. Manor, 1013 Lincoln St, 4. 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In t h e BUI In t j u l e t T it l e file d h e r e i n a g a l n e t y o u In Ih e a b o t e . i l > led cau ee . a n d t o a e r t e a r o p y of t h a aam n on P l a i n t i f f * ' a t t o r n e y , b e l o w , on o r b e f n r * h« l * ( h d a y o f Nov em ber, A. t>. 13J3. H e r e t o fa ll no! or ala* a Deere* Pro C onfeato will b* e n t e r e d a g a l n a t >ou. W I T N E S S m y h a n d an d aaal a t S a n f o r d , S e m in o le C o u n ty , F l o r ­ id a, ih!* l U h d ay o f O cto b er, A. P LAST TIMES TOMTE 7:00 AND 11:00 "THE JAYHAWKEBS’* PLUS AT 9:00 ONLY l-nve In The Afternoon' 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house, kitchen equipped. 660. 2412 Or­ ange Ave. Phone FA 2-6630. FROM OWNER: ( bedroom home near town. Mr. or Mra. RoaIV THK cmCtIT COl'UT, XIVTK ner, FA 2-9774. I’KliCir V*. Tha film is said to be a superbly dramatic, suspcnseful and enter­ taining version of the book, with Ihe added excitement which stems from actual location scenes. NEW HOMES Loch Arbor; 3 and 4 bedrooms; For exciting family living with planned lux­ ury plus ample entertaining facilities and play artaa at SLEEPING Rooms, Boyd’i, 31T moderate prices. Shown by ap­ pointment. Call FA 2-4032. W. 3rd. Ph. FA 2-2616. Legal Notice v u tic r i in Dare You! Dare WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms private baths, 114 W. First St. lin w .lllti FEATURE: 2:31 .• Interrogate* Ben Gazzuru in a scene Murder" which opens a t the Kitz See This Today! The cutest two bedroom home in Wynn#wood la n->« on the market. It has hardwood floors, a nice Florida room, stove, refrigerator, and the nicest 100’ X 130’ shady lot. The term* are THE GREATEST only $630 down and the balance at (63.00 per month at 3% Interest. PARK HOMES 3-BEDROOM, CB. Ilk bath home. Phone FA 2-3333. Florida room; lerrazxo floors; central beat. SarerSl fruit trees. 29M SQ. FT. OVERALL *27,900 TERMS BUSINESS PROPERTY Large store with on* 2-bedroom apartment and two 1-bedroom apartments. On corner lot with extra lot in rear for parking. *32,000 TERMS ROSA L. PAYTON S haan u tkaA Registered Rqal Estate Broker Mary E. Carata — Lee Sal vail B. E. Xofero, Sr. Aaaoclatef Pk. FA M l* I IT-92 at Blawalha m i. (SEAL! II P, H E R N D O N r l e r k o f th e Circuit l l y : J o a n if. t v i l k * D eputy C lark W C. H u t c h t a o n . J r , F d w a r d * B uilding S anford, F lorida A tto rn ey f a r Plaintiff* £ d to & Court DELUXE IU OROOM m ? GROUP General Insurance AUTO - FIRF. * WIND Old Lina Stock LOOK what you get! LOOK what you save! JAMES STEWART Agent 218 So. Park ^ FA 2-3641 ^ B EN [G A ZZA R A yARTHURlO;C0NNm*jaBjH EV E/A R D EN A r n . fc’V iT i'ttv a ^ F E A T U R E : 2 :0 0 - 5 :0 0 * 8 :0 0 N O C H I L D R E N ’S T IC K E T S S O L D F O R T H IS A T T R A C T IO N F O R T H I S A T T R A C T IO N A D U L T S — 70c HITS HARD, HITS FAST, HITS 3IG “THE F .B J. STORY” STARTING NOV. 13th “DAY ROBERT RYAN TiVi U)U> HALLOWEEN MIDNITE SHOW Ml UNITE - SAT., UCT. 31 2 FEATURES THAT WILL SCARE THE "PANTS" "THE 4 SKULLS OF JONATHAN BLAKE' ,AND ■'THE BLOB" IN COLOR *•"«• 34" x I#** Dining Table . 6 Matching thairo Wide Selection S tyles. Fabrics - Colors SATURDAY ICBEDULK~0 liOWS "HOLE IN THE HEAD" AT S;M ONLY -DAY OF THE OUTLAW AT 6 :M AND la oi SUN. THRU WED. SCHEDULE "HOLE IN THE HEAD** AT 7:90 * 1* |j DAY OF THE OUTLAW AT 9.23 ONLY Sofa Bed . chair * Coffa* Table . ( End Tables * 2 Table Lamp* BEDROOM OF THE OUTLAW” BUR!. IVES M Raymond 51. Bali FRANK CAPRA’S. [liE E iR E M IC K i*R«.'J0**PHitlWiiO4:aaJy^_w**ka»i— l S R AV EN N A W. H. "Bill" STEM PER Agency Realtar k Insurer Phoaa FA 2-4991 m N. Park SAT. THRU W ED OCT. 31 * NOV. 4 FIRST SANFORD SHOWING XAIHRYNlGRANT Fh. FA 2-6113 3-BEDROOM house; quiet neigh­ borhood: low monthly pay* menu. 2408 DeCottaa. FA 2-2264. Included in the cast is Edward G. Robinson, Carolyn Jones and UNFURNISHED new 6 FURNISHED apsrtmsnl, clean Eddie Hodges. house. Phone FA 2-1383. and close-in. Ph, FA 2-4013. The other feature on the pro­ Jimmy Cowan. gram is “Day of the Outlaw" 2-BEDROOM furnished apartment close in,' reasonable. FA 2-0641. itsriri Robert Ryan. FIVE room furnished upstairs On Thursday, Friday and Sat­ apartment 2101 Magnolia, (33.00 NICELY furnished large 2-bed­ urday of next week ‘‘The Horse Phone FA 2-3631. room and 2 bath apartment; Soldiers’* and "Some Like It adults. 1012 Sanford Ave. Ph. BEDROOM kitchen equipped Hot" la scheduled to play. FA 2 3666. house. Pboo* FA 2-4661 or FA 2 3131 163 PER MONTH: 2 BR., kitchen equipped, large yard. Childrtn THREE room furnished apartment and p e t s - accepted. Ph. 2101 Magnolia, (43.00, Phone FA 2-3346 before 10 <-r after 6 FA 23931. p. m. 2 CLEAN large furnished apart­ ments: 1 upper 2 bedroom, 1 1 or 2 BEDROOM apartment. Phone FA 26733. ground floor. (63. Ph. NO (-3267. $ t T M IItl A LSO £ ••* * * ' 116 N. Park Ave. STA RTS J b LAKEFRONT LOTS I0T X X V blfh and dry, shaded. Beadyfo for building. $200 down, (SO par month. Phone Geneva, 2431. HOMES by . . . . t iJts q o JU f L U M B E R C 0 5 IP A N Y Model Open Daily 500 French Ave., Sanford Phont FA|2*7284 S Now *3 9 5 00 lo ro DOWN DELIVERS * �M — t..-H / i A Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 s. K ttl por Hill * Real ii&.l Eatato r .i .t * For Bale ■. i . 1. i S. f Beal ■ i Estate r . i . , . For I- Sale g .u BY OWNER: 2-bedroom '*ome, FOR SALE BY OWNER: House, belt location in Country Club 312 Holly Ave., 2-bedrooms. Manor. Phone FA 2-6612. Priced for quick sale at $6,400. 11.000 down payment. Contact P1NECREST: 1 yr.ir old 3bcd. Mrs. M. L Raborn, 1805 E. room, 2 bath, Florida room. Seminole Blvd. Nicely landscaped fenced In back yard. Well and pump. FARMER'S AGENCY Large utility room Wall to wall N. V. Farmer, Realtor carpeting in living room. 123 D. H. Whitmore Coleman Circle. Call FA 2-7915. Lillian (7. Trama Associates. 116 S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-8221 Sem inole Realty Afler hours, FA 2-2618, FA 2-4921, W. DIETRICHS — REALTOR Eli*. Methvin—Velma (lonialc*. FA 2-0261 Adelaide H. Moses — Associate* 1901 Park Ave. FA 2-5232 Stenatfom R ealty HERBERT STENSTROM NAVAL OFFICER, leaving SanRegistered Broker ford offers this charming 3-bcdLEN RISNER room contemporary home with LOTTIE nROADWAY 35 ft. livlngdlnln* area; part KEN TORBETT air conditioned; double utility BETTYF. D. SMITH room. Lovely established land­ Associate* scaping. attractive neighbor­ hood. Low monthly payments III N. Park — P h. FA 2-2130 and flexible terms. Phone FA 2-5758. F A 2 -5 2 6 4 SANFORD PROPERTIES 614 Atlantic Bank Building Flo. R arriss R. H. Iters YOU NAME IT—WE'LL FIND IT BROKER to the mathematicians in Sanford. There are 1120 square feet of living area in this three year old three bedroom concrete block home in showroom condition. Add a nice screened porch, carport, and utility room. Tut them all on a 79 foot lot con­ venient to shopping, school and ehurch. Did you figure higher than 110.500? Then keep the change, but call W. H. “ Mill** STEMPER Agency Realtor A Inatsrer ASSOCIATES: H. E. T afftr Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper Robert F- May. Bart Richer, Helen E. Noonan Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park J^P > m ale_H #l^W anlo^ CASHIER: Hit* Theatre, apply to Mr. Hawley, HOMES AND LOTS for colored 212 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3991 people. Also homes ouilt on lots. llenuty In Our Uualnena 3-BEDROOM, furnished house. Roy Wall, Phona FA 2-1317. Why not make It yours? Reasonable. I mile from NAS. AVON Cosmetics offers good Contact Claboueh, W. W., Na MAJOR BROWN REALTY opportunity to earn money val Air Sta., Ext. 327. Realtor plus U. S. Savings Bonds. LAKE MARY Write, Manager. Box 246, Ph. FA 2-3237 of FA 2-1064. Lockhart, Fla. for interview. LOOK AT THE REST — THEN BUY THF BEST! REAI ESTATE DRIVE-IN Visit the beautiful 3 bedrooms l ' i WANTED: Full time colored tnaid 2544 French Ave. and 2 bath Zruli-biU homes at to live on prcmiic*. FA 2-7895. J. W. HALL San Sem Knolls on *V-*t 20th Realtor Street just 4 blocks west of HOUSEKEEPER: white, live in. •'Call Hall" Phone FA 2 3641 French Avenue. COMPARE Only t child 12 yrs. old. THESE HOMES wl*h any others FA 25783. S.W0.to Down in tho same price range and 813 Catalina Drive we know you will agree that 9. Male Help Wanted High dry location. This 2 bed here is the best value In town. room home has extras such as Down paybirnts from $550— ARE you satisfied with your paneted breakfast room, deep present Income? Rig ? auto FIIA financing. Representative well In yard, Florida Room, dealer has opening fur 2 ex­ on the premises from 10 A. M. kitchen equipment and enclos­ perienced salesmen. Rest com­ till 6 !>. M. ed garage, Total price $11,000. pensation plan available to ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor W. II. "BUI" STEMPER Agency you. Sanford area. All inquiries Realtor A Insurer Raymond Lundqalst, Assoc. confidential. Call FA 2-0614. PA 2-3851 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Phone FA 2 1991 112 N. Park II. Work Wanted DO N ’T SEWt.NU, Phone FA 2-7183. BE CON FUSED . . ! EXPERIENCED cook - maid — d.i) worker; references. 701 Wil­ low Ave. BE SAFE! HE SURE! tvitir! The Car To Buy Is The 12. Plumbing Services English FORD vuu Built ami backed by the famous FORI) name! DELIVERED F O R .......... . /Rlumbinq<_ 5 J^ eafin i^ ^ $1625 WITH THESE OUTSTANDING FEATURES; America’. Must Economical Car! Standard American .Shift! Standard Ameriran Nuta and Itolta! Serviced Nalion»lde by Authorised FOUU Dealer*: $2.50 FUla tho Tank! |3.00 lluya the Tag! HUNT LIN C O LN - M ERCU RY 109 N. ralm etto ______________ PH. FA 2-ISO! REEL'S Paint & Body Shop — E X P E R T • PA IN T IN G • STRAIGHTENING • W RECKS REBUILT AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1697 Sanford Avo. FA 2-6562 Plumbing: & R ep airs Joe C. Thoms* 1023 Ssrlta SI. FA 2.06t9 SANFORD Plumbing A Hsatlag 2396 So. Elm Ph. FA 2-7914. PLUMBING Contracting A Repairs Free Estimates R. I . HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 3383 WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS S a n fo rd —. Behind S lu d e lia k rr G a ra g e “In tho C ity of Gracious L iv in g ” Prices You’ll Never See Again . . . . For Dream Homes HOMESITES or INVESTMENT *3 4 0 IN CENTRAL FLORIDA'S FASTEST GROWING AREA n Down Payment-No Closing LOTS (15 0 ' x 150’ and *9 8 9 0 larger) W ITH SHADE TREES Also!4ACRE HOMESITES *995 Only $20 See Ihoe corporated Duwn — T O T A L PRICE Ifiimra fraturn 3 Bedrooms * I 'i Tile Ralha . Screened Porch • Utility Room . T er. ratio Moors * Carport* . Land* acaped Lots - All City Con. vtalearca. and op $10 Monthly Outstanding Land Values in the Milage of North Orlando today! 1 I ■> t , I, » •»20. Automobile* • Trailer* 22. Artkiee Fur Rale Furniture Storage and Moving 42 FT. 2 bedroom house trailer SINGER Electric *«wing. 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Letttrhtadv. state Senkarik GUm and PatRt Co. tidy without a handy Hue Free Estimates — mrnts, Invoices, hand hills, and 70. Automobile* • Trailer* 112-114 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-4622 drawer cheat; Unpaluted o r la Work Guaranteed programs, etc. Progressive maple or walnut starting at Seminole Painting Contractors Printing Co. Phone FA 2 2931 — ■52 PLYMOUTH fordor, « cylin­ 3-USKD Bicycles $5.00 each. 2111.95. FURNITURE CfNTKR, FA 21201 Tr.vtlo In nefrlgeratora $33.00 der; just had new rings, In306 Wert 13th St. It Ml French Ave." eseh. t-Trade In Freeier $49.00. M terls and valve job; dutch less H A M ROOFING 1 Trade In Table TV $25.00. 1HEATERS CLEANED than year old; run* good —looks Contracting A Repairs Trade In Portable TV $125.00 l.awn Slower Repairs good: priced at 9i2t. Phone Licensed — Bonded —Insured BALLROOM; 1 Kiddle Table * Bench Set LEWIS SALES A SERVICE FA 2 7770. FREE ESTIMATES 5199. 3-Metal Tables Good For 2916 W. 20lh St 818 Sanford Ave. Th. 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We’ll he open tonight Mil !) and Saturday K A. M. Mil f. I’, M. Bring the family and enjoy re­ freshment* with U8, BILL HEMPHILL M O T O R S , IN C . ( F o r m e r ly W illis M o to r s ) 301 W . F ir s t S t. 3 A 4 Bedrooms — U 2 B a th s VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Paym ents Low as $425 Y o u c a n m o v e I n Im m e d i­ a te ly w h ile t h e p a p e r s an b e in g p ro cessed . We Guarantee P ersonal 2nd L Palmetto U. C. Lot FA 2*6231 Ofe. FA 2-0711 "Sfive Dollar* A t The NORTH ORLANDO CO. A Bubvidury of Silver Creek Precision Corp. Located Ju»t South of Sanford and one mil* cast Highway 17 • 92 on tho Longwood • Oviedo Road. Telephono FAirfax 2-1*11 ™ $10.50 Waves ......................$8.5* Night Work Accepted By Appoint­ ment. FA 2-5153 2694 Adams 56 CHEVY LAKEFRONT LOTS LARGE n . i Mn n ■. . M— I I ■ Fri., Oct. 30, 1959—Page 9 1$. Special Bert Icea lAFF-A-DAY $ At c-_: ik B rrali HOLLER'S USED CARS Phone FA 2-7719 A * w ■ Danfort TV We Specialize In Custom Work 101h a Stempcr Talks HELP IS FIND THIS MOTHER $140 per month min., 4 hrs. per day, 5 day* per week. Quali­ fications: P T A. scouting, LOTS ON LAKE church, teaching, d u b or com­ With lake frontage of 100 ft. to munity work. Write in detail, 300 ft. giving (fl. no. to R. R. Page, 1143 Mary St.. Suite 202, Jack­ Five and Ten Acre Farms sonville 7, Fla. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. 3 l|r P h . F A 2 -0 2 3 1 S a tis f a c tio n O n Tha C o n s tru c tio n O f Y o u r H om e O r Y o u r M oney C h e e r f u lly R e fu n d e d . I O t a & Mor, Inc. |C e r Hwy. 1 7 -9 2 A 2 7 U 81T h o n F A 2 -1 5 0 1 �% tV * �M nib S a n fo r d « W E A T H E R : P a r tly clo u d y w ith s c a tte r e d s h o w e r s to m o rro w . H ig h to d a y , 77*#2. L o w to n ig h t , 55-60. VOL. X UX United Praia Leased Wire News Briefs Clean Slate TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Rev. George A. Downs of Winter Park reported today that he spent no money and received no contri­ butions Iasi week k) his campaign (or governor. B eating C harge NEW YORK (UPI>—Four teen aged Negro boys tad ay fared charges of beating, raping ami robbing a 17-year-old white girl. The girl, Sandra Burrell, told police she was accosted by the four youths as she ami a 17-yearold girl friend were walking home from a subway station early Sun­ day after attending a dance. F ru it Shipm ents WINTER HAVEN (U P I)- Daily carloading (in boxes) from the Citrus Vegetable. Inspection Divi­ sion: By rail, 29,405 grapefruit; 11,957 oranges, 701 tangerine!; by boat, 1,783 grapefruit. 2.090 orange*; by truck, 05.579 grapef r it, 52,m oranges, 2,007 tan­ gerines; total, Ski, 74(1 grapefruit, 09.402 oranges, 2,703 tangerines for a shipping total of 109,010 boxes, Established 1«08 A ir Acddent Tells O f Crash Former Convict Admits Beating DeLand Teacher Choraliers Play Slated Tomorrow ’Mild’ Halloween Celebrated Here Police Hunt Ex-Daytona Officer On Ticket Fraud SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 554 Quiz Show Was Rigged, Van Doren Testifies Even Had A Script, He Says WASHINGTON (UPI 1- Charles Van Doren admitted today that his 14 money-winning TV quit show appearances were rigged—even to the point of following a script written In advance. Van Doren, who won l!29,000on Ihe now defunct “ 21” show, told a House subcommittee that Produc­ Ex-Convict Held PENSACOLA (UPI1 - A 30-year- er Albert Freedman supplied him old rx convict was held here to­ with questions, ami with some of day on charges of stabbing a Gulf Ihe answers, before each of hi* I.YMAN HOMECOMING QUEEN. Miss Mary Kenningur, right, was Breeic geologist In the back with appearances. crowned by the 1958 queen, Miss Hetty Robinson, during half-time cere­ “ I have deceived my friends, a pair of shears. Police charged monies Friday night at the Lyman-Dunnellon football game. See game Charles Wesley Gibson, who of­ ami I had millions of them,” Van I photo on 8i>orts page. * (Staff Photo) ficers said admitted serving a Doren said, dry-eyed and aomber. The 33-yrar-old Columbia Uni­ burglary term in North Carolina, with breaking and entering and versity English Instructor thxaa aggravated assault in connection publicly abandoned for the first time his protestations of Inno­ with the assault. cence. lie ops-iu-sl hi* tiuiintony by City Occupied reading in a low. steady voire I DANVILLE, Va. (UPI) — This prepared »ta lenient telling hla ex­ textile city was occupied today by periences on "21." Some 600 per­ “enemy” Uoups who locked up sons packed the hearing room. the mayor and declared martial Testifying under subpoena, the i law. Green clad "aggressor” one-time “quit wills" said a troops sent their JOtst Rifle Divi­ friend first suggested that he a*k sion to occupy the former capital lo appear on "Tic Tae Dough," a ' city point ol the imaginary eoun- allow which, like “ 21," wa* pro­ CUARLorrKSVIl.LE. Virginia ing of despair. ] kept hollering a score of plane# and helicopters try of “Tar Heel," a focal point duces! hy Dan Enright and Jack ended when rescuers fought their in the Army maneuvers taking (UPI) — On* aurvivor was alive and no one heard me.” Bradley said |ue heard c j t s on way up a rough fire trail to ihe place along a stretch from Vir­ Barry. today la tell the (ate of 26 vic­ Van Doren said he easily passed tims of a plane crash in the rug­ a nearby highway and human wreckage some SOU feet below the ginia to South Carolina. the first examination for "Tie Tac solces and ihe screams of wild­ peak of a 2,Soo foot mountain ged blue iiidge Mountains. Dough." Then he took a second The hunt startesl Friday night D ifficult .lob The plane, missing since Fri­ cats at night. He shouted to res­ test which waa much longer and cue planes and to the mute bodies when the plane, in route from FOPLARV1LLK, Miss. (UPI)— more difficult. He said he was day, was found Sunday. of his companions in hopes at ' A circuit Judge who admitted it Washington to Ilo*uoke, Va , van­ Ernest Phillip Bradley, spent called the next week ansi told h* least one might lie alive. ished alter radioing the Char­ may be difficult to indict the ac­ had been chosen for "21 ” 38 hours in the wreckage of the He sat strapped and wedged in lottesville Airport that It would cused lynchers of Negro Mack Piedmont airliner with the bodies Tlii*, he said, wa* "supposedly *iiitd hi .6* ih* .uie*. v .ai <i Parker begins empanel­ an honor." of 30 others who were aboard »!yi djrplvp' sc?‘ vU'oh hurled Atom ihe iur-ciago <r ilia ing a grand jury today to hear the plane. Vau Doren said he waa instruct­ DU-3 with eig.tt bodh . that weir testimony in the cate. Parker, a ed in Hie rule, "By, I think, Dan "1 was getting dose to a feelthrown through the broken nose 23-ycar-old pulpwood truck driver Enright." of the plans- when it crashed Fri­ from nearby l.umbcrton. was He testified that before he got day night. dragged from his jad cell here on the show, Freedman called Bustard* circled overhead, April 25 by a masked bund while him to hi* apartment. They hid Bradley was unable to move be- j awaiting trial lor he rape of a conversation In the bedroom cause o! a painfully dislocated a pregnant white mother. about the then champion, Herb hip. He had nothing to eat or Ihe Seminole High School CliorStcmpel. drink but managed to keep warm alters wilt present a musical, Van Doren said Freedman told with a coat and blanket he fished ••One S u m m e r Night,” at H p. m. 1 him Stcmpel was "unbeatable be from the fuselage with a stick. j tomorrow in the High School cause he knew loo much." Even The wreckage, hidden bciicaih auditor in in. though Mcmpcl was unpopular, overhanging trees, was not found The* program, under the direc­ he quoted Freedman, lie contin­ until Sunday morning. Even then tion of Miss Ollic It it m- Whittle, DE1.A.NU (UPI i — An ex convict Bradley, a union organiser (rum ued to win. from Pittsburgh has confessed the Clifton Forge, Va., thought the will he in costume and will fea­ Van Doren said Freedman then robberylwating of a Florida high Army helicopter which hovered ture choreography by Cindy May asked if "as a favor to him I City and police officials today school teacher who befriended overhead had not seen the plane. and Diana Nichols. would agree lo an arrangement" A ipecia! feature for the ship- are .shaking theirs heads in hap­ him, it was reported today. A vast air-ground search which hoard musical will he a triple py wonderment over the mild to lie with Stempc! when he ap­ The Missouri Highway Palm, Involved some I.two persons and peared on the show. Van Dorm trio composed of Stuanilc Jones, Halloween here in Sanford said he asked to apiwar honestly, disclosed that Edward Sterling “ It was the i|uielest Halloween liul Freedman said that wouldn’t Joyce Weinman, Phyllis McDan­ Fisher. 29, signed a detailed stateI've seen in five years,” said iel. Bonnie Staffer, Diana Nic­ 1 ment in Kirkwood, Mo., admitting work, (hat Stcmpel would beat hols, Betsy Williams, Annette City Manager Warren Knowles ’ him. Ihe attack on Paul H. Fisher, 52. Probe.Of NAACP Police official* were equally Yates, Linda Humphrey and Cin­ Fuller was severely beaten on Freedman, he said, explalnesl dy May. Another special allrac- juhlant, vsit 11 only a normal mini that the show waa “ merely en­ his head last Tuesday while sleep To Be Resumed n«r of complaints with no > < nulls lion will lie Ihe double quarlrllr TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The ing at his home here. He regained tertainment and giving help to consciousness over the weekend I.eg! via live Investigating Commit­ compoved nf Ronnie Hetman. damage done to private or pub­ conlrslanta was a common prac­ lic properly in the city limits. and was reported improved at the tee will resume tts much delayed Tommy Brown, Don McCoy, Bill tice." A check of police m ortis this Orange Memorial Hospital at Or­ probe into possible Communist Phaiian, Burk Winn, (irorge Cam­ Van Doren said But “foolishly infiltration of the NAACP Wed­ eron, Bill Alford and Winston morning revealed reports of lire and wrongly" and alter an “in­ lando today. crackers going off Saturday night, Piercy. The Missouri Highway Patrol a r­ nesday. tense moral struggle,” he per(ioesi arthsU will tie Michael a few store windows chalked up, •uaded himself that he should go ilcp Cliff llerrclt of Miami, rested the suspect in Fuller’* car some broken bottles on door steps on U. S. 66 near St, lands Sunday. committee chairman, said the Pope, solo baton twirler, awl the along. Before Ihe ilmw, ha said, He was held in Kirkwood, a St. hearing could wind up the first majorettes under the direction of and other miuor acts of vandalism Freedman told him the quesliona But all m ail one of the moat that would be asked. He said lie Louis suburb. Authorities from day if witnesses cooperate. If Dolores Hargraves. The scrip for the musical was quiet Halloween nights in Sanford could answer many uf them. Volusia county were en route to they do not, it could take all week, Kirkwood today to rteiirn Fisher he said. The committee has sub­ written by the officers of tha on record. But he said Freedman was dis­ There were a few odd events. satisfied with hia answers, and poenaed (our Miami NAACP lead­ (lice Club who are Don McCoy, to Florida. A man walked into a restaur­ coached him on how lo hesitate Fisher said lie was an unemploy­ ers to testify and bring their re­ Winston Piercy ,Burke Winn, Ar­ thur DeYoung. Cindy May, ant on Park Ave. and ordered how to skip some answers, and ed laborer from Westminister. Mil. cords. Frances Strickland, Bonnie Stofler “the best steak in the house and gave him other acting hints. The Iligiiwjy Patrol said Fisher a cup of coffee," according to and Lynda Humphrey. told this story in his statement: Van Doren said Freedman also the police report. He met Fuller in DeLand Sun­ Suspect C aught gave him a script to memorise The waitress brought the steak day and met him again following Bunnell authorities apprehend­ P ark in # loot To Close and coffee. The man promptly tiefore the show and that Freed­ school Monday afternoon. He got ed a Sanford Negro Saturday in The city parking lot on Hood drank his eoffre, laid a nrkel on man rehearsed with him. * the idea of robbing Fuller after connection with the theft of a and Palmetto Avcs. will close one On the first show, Van Doren the latter went to sleep Monday truck from Ihe parking lot of the day this week for a resurfacing tha counter and walked out. The tied Stempei three limes. The night, lie took a heavy stick of Florida ITeco<>iing Co on Laurel project, City Manager Warren -teak wa* not touched. second lime they were pitted firewood and stru c k the sleeping Ave. The man was identified aa Knowles said today. The day of against eacli other. Van Doren teacher once acriM S the right side Chester Singletary, according to the closing has not been deter­ tie at Stempei—a ccurdin;. to the of the head A short time later the sheriff’s office. script. Board Accepts mined. Fuller got up and sat on the edge Van Doren said the sains pat of his bed holding his head. Fisher tern was followed on the Next 12 Court's Decision struck Fuller again on the head, NORFOLK. Va. ( t ’PIi - The programs, with Freedman read and Ihen seseral more times atler Virginia Pupil Placement Board, ing questions to him In advance. the teacher slumped to the floor. Sometimes, he said, Freedman threatened with a federal court Fisher took Fuller’# ring and gave him the answers to ques­ contempt citation, agreed today wrist watch ami left in his car. to the assignment of four Negroes tion* he didn't know. But when Ha pawned thv ring and wrist to previously white arivnlt in there was time, he liked to look watch in Charleston, W. Va. them up (or himself. Norfolk. Van Doren said he filially could It marked the first time the no longer stomach the arrange­ SOUTH DAYTONA (UPI) — A covered by a former Connecticut board, last remnant of the state's ment. Casselberry Plant state attorney said he would file stale policeman. Stephen Howell old “ masivc resistance" doctrine, "I didn't know what lt> do or formal charges today against two of Fairtield. Conn., who became bad approved integration after where to turn and frankly I was Safe Is Robbed former police chiefs accused of suspicious when he got a i2o sum­ making thousands of cla-sroom very much afraid,” he said. H* assignments on a strictly segrr Burglars broke Into the John giving phony traffic tickets to mons that was not numbered. begged Freedman to let him go His letters to the governor gated basis. son Electronics plant in Cassel­ tourist* .■ri*J keeping the money The three- member board was olf the show. Meaimme, police from Florida to touched off an investigation which berry sometime Saturday night In January 1057 Freedman » and stole an undetermined amount Illinois are looking for one of led to the charges Slsta Ally. told last month in a hearing lw- agreed, with the provision that fore Federal Judge Walter E. W. W. Judge said he would file the suspects, Edward S. Collalti, “ of cash from the safe, the Hoffman it would be cited with "I had to be defeated In a dra­ who authorities say skipped town in circuit court today. ihcriff’s office reported today. At the time of the alleged rac­ contempt If it failed to approve matic manner," Van Doren said. Chief Deputy Jim Singletary when (he alleged racket came to Eventually, lie was beaten by ket, Futch was chief uf police the four transfer requests. said tile work apparently Was dune light. Vivienne Nearing. and Collalti was a patrolman. Coliaiti and U. H Futch were by professionals. He slid that the safe was "literally peeled accused Saturday of bilking nu­ Later Futch was asked to resign School Hid Due off.” Entry wui gained through merous uul of state motorists with (or insubordination and Collalti N ine Die On Hoads the bogus tickets. The present took ovar as chief for about a The county school board will TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The a back window. State Patrol today reported at award a bid an classroom addi­ Officials of the firm and de­ police chief, Donald Parion. said month. Officials said Collalti was re­ least nine deaths on FI da r id* tions to schools In Oviedo Nov, puties still are investigating the he had no idea how much money ported en route to Rockford, 111., anil highways during the past 24, Supl. of School* R. T. Milwce break in today, foe lbtil was dis- i Uie two got. where baa axufc^r bvue. I Tbs allegad (reported todop. 4 y r a ra d Lone Survivor O f M ystery MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1959 HERE'S 93,112.36, Art Harrli, center, Industrial chairamn, telle United Fund general chairman A. U. Peterson Jr., aa Clifford McKibbln, right, UF president, and Merle Warner and Jim Brown, right, representing Odham and Tudor employe division of the drive, look on. (Staff Photo) 1 p. m. Stocks Odham & Tudor Gives NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock price* at I p. m.t American Airlines .......... 24H American TAT ................... 78M Bethlehem Steel •eeeeete 551s Chrysler .......... eee•e e# SI Curtiss Wrigbl .. •SMSMMm 30>4 DuPont . ., •■•eseeaaee 255X* Eastman Kodak iM ieeiiiti 9514 81** Ford Motor General Electric .. 8! ‘ » Genera) Motor* ... 52** Graham • Paige . 2*% 17H Inti. T A T .......... 41*4 l-uritlard ........... MIH Minute Maul ...... I6!i Penn RR ........... Sears Roebuck ... W'4 49'-4 Standard Oil <NJ) St ude baker 2D* DO'S U. S. Steel ...... UH WestinghoiiM- El. . Government Enters Steel Talks Again WASHINGTON (UPI) - The fed cral government re entered steel negotiations today in an effort to end the 111 day old strike. There seemed to hr little chanre for an early settlement. United Steclworkera' President David J. McDonald, arriving for session* with federal mediators, made U plain he felt nothing would come of the talks unless lop steel company executives at­ tended. It was the first Inna govern­ ment mediators have moved Into the Hisputr since similar talks in New York broke down Sept. 3H. Fund Drive Big Boost Biggest boost yet for tho United Fund canto Saturday when Odham A Tudor and U* employee contri­ buted 91,412.38 to the fund drive. The employes participated 1U0 per cent, each giving half a day's pay for a total of tl.7D6.IB and the company matched k. A. 11. Peterson Jr., general drive chairman called the hig group donation a good example for (he community. "It la my hope that (hia fine example of Inter organisational effort will serve aa a model for other Seminole County firms,” Peterson said. "On behalf of Uie directors, workers and organisations of the United Fund, I wish to express my appreciation to Arthur Har­ ris, Hrailcy Odham ansi employe* ol Odham A Tudor fur their spii-ndul cooperation,” he *aid. Harris, industrial chairman for tlie ilrlve ami also a member of ihe Odham A Tudor staff, pre­ sented the cheek to Peterson Sat­ urday. "This total contribution of 93,112 38 la a united effort between the company and its employed. Actually, each employe donated one half a day’* pay. The com­ pany rearranged Its building sche­ dule an that each employe could work an additional half day for the specific pur|H>*e of making a contribution to kbo United Fund program," liarrl* said. "Odham 4k Twkc’a pledge « m that K would giv« aa a mould equal to what it* employee gave," Harris pointed out. Hie 53,412 auin Saturday Jumped the UF drive total up to (17,000. Reds To Send 2 To Moon, Italian Agency Claims HOME (U PI)—The Soviet Unioa will attempt to send two man k» tha mo.ui ul-Ourd a apace station on Ihe Nov. 7 anniversary of tha Bolshevik revolution, the Italian agency ContincuUle said Sunday. In a dispatch date lined Prague, the agency, which ipeclaUsea ta Communist affair*, claimed It eb> tallied the information frutn usual­ ly well informed source*. Tho agency said the two ms* who will he In Ihe apace atatkm were picked from a number of volunteer* who knew their chan­ ce* of return to earth were slim. County Votes On Reapportionment, School Trustees; City On Council Post Seminole County voters go to the ptdlv starting at 7 a. m. to­ morrow Pi vote on a re apportion ment issue that lus the hacking of tlie county legislative di-legation, a city council p»*!, school hoard mitlage and three school trustee post*. Indications are that tlie voting sill tie light among tlie 12.5UU eli­ gible voters in the county, Mr*. Camille Bruce, supervisor of registration fur Seminole county said today alia had received 22 absentee ballots. Of interest to Sanford volcra will lie Uie election of a city commis­ sioner as incumbent Merle War­ ner is being opposed by J. II. Jimmy' Crapps. Where To Vote Precinct polling place.* in tomorrow's election: No. 1—Sanford, 116 S. French Ave. No. 2—Lake Monroe School. No. 3—Sanford, canning kitchen located on 25th St. near Sanford Ave. No. -I—Paula, Wilson School. No. 6—Oviedo, Town I lull. No. 0—Geneva, Community House. No. 7—Chuluotu, in the old school building. No. 8—Goldcnrod, Community Building. No, 9 -Longwood, Town Hall. No. 10—Lake Mary, Presbyterian Church Annex, No. 11—Altamonte Springs, Community House. No. 12—Forest City, Mrs. Hodges' home. No. 13—Slav iu, St. Luke's Christian Day School. No. 14—Fern Park, Prairie Lake Legion Building, No. 15—Sanford, National Guard Armory on First St. No. 16—Bear Lake, Florida Power Lounge. Warner has served with tha mission for three terras. Crapps, vice president of the Hitt Lumber and Supply Co., has been active in civic affairs and If § member of the Chamber ot Com­ merce. Any mi* wishing to vote in the city election must cast their b a t iuls in City Hall. Senator Douglas Stcnslroin and Representatives Alack Cleveland Jr. and Gordon Frederick have urged Hu* county voters to back the controversial re apportionment issue as "it will mean a great deal to the county." All three stressed the point Ibel if the amendment passes, the coun­ ty will have its own seantor rather than sharing a Senator wtih Brevard County. In the school election, residenU will vote on acceptance uf tha school board's recommended eight mill tax levy and two mill* for the budding and bus reserve fund. They situ will vote on three hacumbcnti to school trustee post*. H. F. Cooper, Jim Birkenmeyar and Roy Mann who are running unopposed. The polling places will do*e i t 1 p. m. All ballots will be tanvassed at tu a. m. Wednesday, according to Mrs. Bruce. � 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, October 30, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 30, 1959. 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The center will attempt to Sod • cancer vaccine. Dr. Nelson, who has worked on Haghet-ftnaneed projects for the •eat sU years, said preparatlooa for the sew project hava been ander way at Yale. "The work will be eipanded considerably in Miami, be said. "We’ll be working at first on II apeclflo projects, all of which are In tho field of immunology. TWo of the projects involve canear, and another In which we hope to find ways of improving dlagnoali,” Dr. Nelson laid. Reds Attem pted To Spy On Nixon WASHINGTON (UPI) - Soviet critcials Insisted on redecorating tha Moscow residence of Vice President Richard M. Nixon prldropping devices. IlM Russian tactlei were disclosed today after Russell LangaDe, ousted U. S. security offleer In Moscow, told a news confer­ ence that the Soviets tried to spy on Nixon. Langelle said Monday be thwarted the Red espionage efforts. Perilous. . .Tha Perlogord la that aactloo o f Franca which ilea south of tho Qiro Valley, west of Bordeaux, north of the Pyrennets, sad east of Vichy. Laced with rivara, it la a country of low hiilj, verdant valleys, and deep forges n t by the rivers, where fruit, tobaceo, truffles, and grapes for the stringent local wine are grows. CAPT. JAMES HANSON, son of Mr. and Mra. Morris Hanson of Sanford, ia in training as resident physi­ cian In dermatology at Brooke A r m y Hospital, Fort Sam Houston, Tex. Hanson is a 1951 graduate of Seminole High School. Society Protests New Toy Rocket LONDON (U P I) —The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has protested •gainst tha sale of a toy rockat with a plastic dog riding In the nose cone. It wrote nine mem bers of Par­ liament to complain that tha toy rockets "could give youngsters horrid thoughts and a cruel streak.” Worry Clinic Notice what Phllla says about • fascinating sermon technique F Rev. Garrison at Blooming•» Indiana. Christ relishes seeif clergymen employ surefire lycbologleal strategy, for Jesus •• the World’s Greatest Applied •yrboiogtit. Aad youag folks r» attracted to religion when la "packaged” properly: U baa b e ta Inhabited since pre­ historic tim es, la 1*40, four young a m i wandering through som e woods on the banks of the Dordogne, lost their small dog down a bole, l o trying to rescue him , they themselves slid down Into ■ vast subterranean hall, palntad with amaslng animal fres­ cos. Scientists, after a areal deal o f careful study, have decided that these miraculously preserv­ ed drawings belong (o the Paleo­ lithic age which make them tome 130,000 y e a n old. Scientific concensus Is that these caves were used for reli­ gious riles, not dwellings. The paintings w ere a lype of hunting magic to bring luck to people who depended on killing wild beasts for food. These drawings, in their eerie underground set­ ting, were not done by one man or one group, but by generations o f people, as manifested by the different techniques and the fact that some of tha drawings are superimposed on others. Executed In black, orchrc, and red, the bulls, cows, ponies and bison, some running, some pierc­ ed with arrows, others about to be caught in traps, have remark­ able verve and freshness. His­ torically they are of great In­ terest, but they hive esthetic ap­ peal, also. These primitive artists w ere careful observers and good technicians. T b ty used the con­ tours o f the cava wall to advant­ age la depicting the animals and drew them as they saw them. They are m uch more exciting artistically than many of the non­ objective daubs exhibited In the I of Am erica's bust public speakers. Including both clergymen and political orators. Although 1 have missed church myself only 4 times in the past 43 years, and have attended Jewish, Celholic and various Protestant services. I can't recall ever hearlng a clergyman give n preview of his next week's sermon. B Y — GEORGE W. CRANE, That's a clever idea. In advertlsUh., M. D. lng, wo dr scribe such a device as -ABE C — 411: Philip, aged al- a "lea ser" to coax prospects Into >»t 29, Is a graduate student in further contact with the copy or itory at Indiana University. merchandise. 3n Sunday he attends church Jesus was the World’ s foremost wre Rev. R. B. Garrison occu- Applied Psychologist, as 1 outline !■ the pulpit. at great length in Chapter 11 of "Dad, you ought to hear Rev. my college textbok. B. Garrison,” Philip remarked For Jesus used advertising, as eanlly whan be waa home for when ho sent the 0 ahead o f him, couple o f days. two by (wo, as press agents to 'H e la tho kind o f preacher you recruit the crowds, rommend. F or ho uses the narraHa also took polls of public optne style and employa casea to Ion, thus anticipating Dr. Gallup strata hie eerman. and other modern pollsters. 'H e holds tho attention of teenJesus likewise employed stage ers, too, instead o f alantlng his materials to increase the aliennarks solely to the old folks, lion of the ■udlence, as when he 'And when he finishes with his held up a coin and set a child in rmon, he does another thing 1 their midst, ete. vo never seen any other clergyHe used the "reversible why” in perform . technique by which he employed 'He gives a brief preview of his a question to answer a question, it week's sermon. And ha in- Remebber his retort when they ides enough to capture the in- asked him If it was lawful to pay tribute to CaesarT J o u s constantly resorted to the "case method” which 1 use in this educational column, and adopted the narrative formula for his speeches, selecting parables (stor­ ies) to document and illustrate ab­ stract principles. Jesus would certainly have relish­ ed the techniques follow ed by Rev. Garrison and all of you other clergymen who keep your congre* gallon awake with challengtniS ___ ' goals for their week day activity.1 Send for my booklet "P u b lic' Platform Strategy enclosing a I stamped return envelope, plus'20c nonprofit). It glvrs other devices for making you un interesting speaker in short order ( Mways write to Dr. Crane In care of this newspaper, enclos­ ing a long le stamped, addresed envelope and Me lo rover typ­ ing and printing rusts when you send for one of his booklets.) bi-annual y o u a f artists* abow currently la Paria. P tr ifo r d la alao rich la rallea of tha middle ages, the moat notable o f thaaa la Rec-Araadour. In M edieval tim e tbere w ere four plaeea to w hich the ' ‘ great” pUgrim agea w ere m ade: Rome, Jeruaaiem, Santiago da CompelUlla In Spain, and RocAmadour, sanctuary o f tha famoua black virgin, a w ood carving which datea back to the ninth century, believed to w ork m lra dea. Rem ote and austere, the toon Is built on the side of a cliff. There are 21S stone steps which lead up to the 13th century church. The pilgrim s, including St. Louis, Henry II o f England, Blanche o f Castllle, and countlesa others climbed these steps on their knees. It Is not much easier to w alk up them but the view of the green valley o f the Dor­ dogne from the atone c r r a c e In front o f the church la worth it. Only KH people live In Roc­ Am adour today in houses dating from tha llth to the 10lh century. It is a strange little place, Its atmosphere o f medieval asceti­ cism spoiled a little by the num­ erous souvcnler shops and bsri, not really beautiful, but lmpret■ive and somehow a little sad. In the Pertgord, every turn in the road brings a surprise. Long vistas of green fields, and vine­ yards broken by straight poplars and feathery chestnut trees, an elegant Renaissance chateau built on a cliff with a sheer drop to the river som e SO feet below, a ruined m edieval round tower overgrow n with Ivy, seem lo ap­ pear like m agic out of nowhere, Though it is somewhat olt the beaten track for tourists, it is no wonder it is a popular vacation place for tho French. IjJU U M JU l V r b lt & L ..T H l best (When you think of the best in meats, you think of in t o w n FO O D M A R T JUST ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR! Delicious for Barbeque Sunnyland Smoked Whole Rarest Treat For Cookouts! 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Low tonight, 65-70. i£ O U ja * n C ^ U n it e d Press Leased Wira Established l'JQ8 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1969 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 552 Mental Case Care In Hospitals Urged Seminole Memorial Hospital Administrator Harry Weir today said he would like to see machinery set in motion for the county to authorize that all mentally ill persons be sent to specially designed hospitals in the area. Weir listed the only two hosp itals in the area designed to take care of the mentally ill as Halifax Hospital in Daytona Beach and Jail Rickety, But Clean, Hobby Says Sheriff J. L. Hobby today denied that the Seminole County Jail la “ a pig pen" and auid prison Inspectors have never criticized the cleanliness of the jail, only its over­ crowded conditions und poor facilities. Sheriff Hobby, referring to a comment made by County Judge Wilson Alexander yesterday thnt he refused to detain and rides section, which also contains tha circus arena. A t right Is Magoo Island and in the center background is a cuttle and citrus urea including a small concentrate plant. Marshall suid the engineering firm thinks it will b e able to start building on the target date around the end of January or in February. JCollins, Smathers Van Doren Given Questions, Answers Steel Shortages May Force Close Disagree On Dixie On Quiz Show "2 1 ", Reports Claim Of GM Plants Demo Nominee TALLAHASSEE (U l'l) - Gov. L elloy Collins disagreed today wlht Sen. George Smalliers that ^ Southerner doesn't stand a chance o f getting the Democratic presidential nomination. Smathcra said Wednesday he didn’t think a Southerner could g e l the nomination and made it eJear he considers Sen. Lyndon Johnson of Texas In this catgeory. Bu Collins told his weekly news •onference he thought Smathers ^wa* " a little too fast" in writing o ff a Southern candidate. Collins said Smatliera might feel Bio influence of pressure groups la Washington more than the gov­ ernor does here, and he deplored regionalism in the national politi­ cal picture. The governor suid lie knew there were groupa that would try to provent a man from getting tho dom ination because of where he liver. C o l l i n s said Southerners shouldn't be so quick to withdraw into a "shell of regional Isola­ tionism.’* When we don’ t, he aaid. pre­ judice against us will quickly dis­ appear. The governor said when he re­ cently talked to a group of New England weekly newspapermen he J b u n d they didn't “ back up” the idea a man can not lie nominated because he is from the South. Smathers indicated lie feels Sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri has the inside track for the party's nominalum. Chase, News Men Toffee Club Guests The Chamber of Commerce Cof­ fee Club's special guests this morning were representatives of Chase & Co. and Sanford's news­ paper and radio station staff memChase & Co. Vice Pres. Richard D ess introduced W. A. ia-Slrake, p’ Villiam Ray and Donald Jones of the firm 's staff of officials. Joe Ornstein, head of the firm which has acquired Station WIOD and Bud Corrigan, Garry Fox and Frank Jones were Introduced as w ere Myron Reck and Nick Pfelfauf of Station WTRR. Marion Harman, Sanford bureau chief for the Orlando papers, and Publisher Walter Gielow, Adver­ tising Manager Evelyn Cushing, .and Circulation Manager Frank eoltoline of The Herald aUo were introduced. . Carl Galloway Jr. of the Win­ ter Park Telephone Co. and Bill Hemphill, who has opened BUI Hemphill Motors, also were wel­ com ed to the club. Chester Rcaru-k of DeBary, urged support of the musical pro­ gram s sponsored by Ihe Sanford- A . NEW YORK (U l’ l) Charles I shows told United Press InterVan Doren wag given questions national. anil answers to run up his winNeither Van Doren nor Ulooinnings to *129,Wt) on the quit show . garden would comment. Van Doren, 33-yesr-old English “ T w e o ljO n o " an authoritative instructor at Columbia University, source said today. The s o i l . i said kali Durut, ." iT jppvi.f M iInlay ill Wusing's cum who earlier denied he had re­ ton Indore a congressional sliow ceived any help In answering nuttce investigating quia questions on the NBC program , i rigging. It -- was reported ins at was fed questions und answers I torney lu d asked for a closed to help him over rough *;)ot» on the sliow. The New York Times said it had learned from an authoritative source in tio Criminal Courts NEW YORK (U PI) Stock Building that both Van Doren and Hank Bloomgarden. another prices at t p. m .: “ Twenty-One" winner, hud ad­ American Airlines .............. 24‘ . ... ... 7rt'» mitted to Di»t. Atty. Frank S. American l A I' Hogan that they had received both American T o b a c c o "........... . 1(J3' » S5H questions and answers on the Bet hie the in Steel ........... . s i's G A O .................... show. !« ’ . .................... Big prise winners of the pro­ Chrysler gram — with few exceptions— Curtiss Wright .................... 30' j ................ 237 received pre * broadcast aid, n DuPont source who has been questioned Eastman Kodak .................. US'* .................... . by authorities about rigged TV Ford Motor General Electric .................. ai'-t General .Motors .................... 32'» 2>. Graham • Paige .................. 38'* In t i. T i T ............................... lairillard ......................... I1»t 51 >. Minute Maul ...................... Penney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lUF’ t Ill's Penn Rlt ........................ 3T. Royal American ................ . MIAMI (U P I) — The Miami Sears Roebuck 17*. ....... .. City Commission Wednesday un­ Standard Gil (N J) . . . . . . . . 18'. animously reversed City Manager Studebaker 26'. ................. lra F. Willard's order integrating If. S. Steel aii’ w ................. the city's parks and pools. Westmghoose Kl................... on * Willard's order lowering the col­ or bar s ' all city recreational facilities was iu effect for only about 21 hours The commission overruled him and restored segregation at u spe­ cial 13-minute meeting. City lend­ ers on both sides of the issue watched while the action was de­ Chairmen fur several projects cided with a miuimura of discus­ have accepted posts, Ihe Semi sion. mile Tuberculosis and Health Willard had given hi.-* order Assn, announced, Tuesday after a conference with Robert Karns will head the tile local head oi the NAACP. 1Christmas Seal Sale, Mrs. Joseph City Atty. William I'allot had ad­ Asiarelto is chairman of volun­ vised him that public recreational teer workers and Mrs. Elizabeth facilities were the same as other Horton is publicity chairman. public owned facilities ordered inSUloo and w ham Harvey tegrated by the I S. Supreme Jr w|,j he in charge of posters, Court. Claude lltltell is chairman of the 1 p. m. Stocks Miami Reverses Integration Order LONDON (U P I)— French Presi­ dent Charles DeGaulle has sent letters to the Allies proposing Dec. 19 as the date for a Western summit meeting in Paris, informed sources reported today. The word from Paris cam * shortly after British Foreign Secretary Sclwyn Lloyd told Parliament here that a Western summit meeting probably would lie held In mid-December. Rotary To See Film A film on the problem s of the home and family will Ire shown at tlie Rotary Club luncheon at noon Monday. Mrs. Sidney Ives, local director of the Christian Family Service, will narrate Die Fund Gets $740 DETROIT (U l’ l) A spokes man fur (he giant General Motors auto building empire said today m od of the corporation may lie shut down by next week oeeausc of steel shortages Approximately IW.ono a u to workers will he laid off by this weekend, most of them In GM. The world's largest corporation employe* about JU0.U0O hourly workers. GM’ s Pontiac division hailed production of I960 model cars Wednesday and only four of Ciievm ilt's 13 assembly plants were *ti!l operating today, S. E. Kmidscn, Ponliac boss, <aid new ear production stopped at midnight because o f materials shortages, lie said 3,800 workers were furlougned at iliac lime. oilier* had iH-eu sent home eariler. Chrysler has already laid off about 2,3uu workers, but expect* to continue limited production un til Hie end of this month. Women's Club To Conduct Volunteer Cancer Survey Members of Die Sanford Mum en's Club, under the auspices ol the local cancer chapter, lu i undertaken Ihe job id condo* tin Uie Cancer Prevention survey in Seminole County This m assive slullsiirul research program, to he run In '.’7 *tnii». seeks out the cancer-causing fac­ tors in environment, ncrupaliuii* social classes, religious sects, and dietary facts and habits Almost everything known about the cause* of cancer in human beings has com e from studies of groups of people wilh parti­ cular exposure or particular habit*. For exam ple, by such studies it ha* bean found 11 *t cancer of the skin can bu c r d by many years of heavy cxpovire Christmas parade and Uretchcn lo X-raya, arsenic or cert iln Crowell heads the county fair types of tars, oiii and chemicala project. There ia a suspicion that there Bangle Day chairmen are Mrs. are many other factur* in or Ralph Jarvis for Sanford; Mrs. environment which ran cj i*c R W. Hammond and Mrs W. J. cancer among people who *re Hartley for Longwood and Mrs. sufficiently exposed for * number J. L. l-aird for Casselberry. of years. The plan of this study is to h-urti . . . . . . , as much as possible about the 1 > 1(1 ACCt*|)lU *U The Oviedo Postmaster today re exposures and habits <>l a very teived work from the office of teh large number of people. These will be followed for regional real eitale manager that people ihe bul of Mrs. Mae E. King, Box six years tu determine whiefl ol 314. Oviedo, has been accepted for them develop cancer. It is the nope j the renting of a post office the that this will yield Important clues of possible causes southwest corner of Broadway and as to anumber of cancer. Thefinal goal U to and Central Avct. prevm t cancer insofar as pissIhie by reducing exposure to Ihe responsible factors. In addition The Seminole County United to this, it will be po*slhlc hi Fuml Drive received |740 41 from learn more about the earliest 213 contributors up to this morn­ signs and symptoms »f cancer. ing. Thus far in the drive, }13,- The chances of cure are very 15'! 29 has been collected from much greater when cancer Is 1 1,031 donors. i uv-aUal before n has become large Chairmen Accept IB Unit Projects DeGaulle Proposes Dec. 19 M eeting hearing under a house rule that any testimony' which might lend to "defam e, degrade or Incrimi­ nate" may be taken In secret. Both Bloom garden, who won tiw.300, and Van Doren had ap* -w ired at Honan's office last Frl* day to make “ substantial ch a n g ei" in earlier statemcnti they had given the district at­ torney. They had reni-ed to dis­ cuss the change* with newsmen. Van Doren had been given a SoO.oou a year contract u* a com ­ mentator on NBC following hia appearances on “ Twenty-One,” but the network suspended him alter the quiz show inveatigalion began. He still teuches his three English classes a wrei* and Ins students back him loyally The Ul’ l source, who as*ed that hia name not lie used smd the v.i* terpiessure on Van Doren rifle.” “ Charlie was caught up m a tempting situation ami III* juilgim nt was Impaired so that he, like producer Dun Enrigut, began thinking wrong was right," ihe source said. News Briefs Spaceman Heady HUME (U P I) — A Soviet scien­ tial said today he believes hia country has a man ready to make the first journey Into space. "I cannot'tell you for rvilaiii and it la only my personal belief,” Dr. Andrei Kuulznezov of Ihe U.S.S.R. Academy o f Seienre *ald. "But I believe the man himself It rvsdy." Cabinet Gains Notice TALLAHASSEE (U PI) - Gov. LcRoy Collins predicted today there will be more public Interest la the State Cabinet races next year because they will be held at the same election In which the governor la selected, lie said there hadn’ t been a lot of interest In past cabinet elections, appar ently “ W , ^ cau‘ » <h« * rro wi,h ,he incum,* nt»' Would Dam Work? U. S. Flying Saucer Test Slated Soon WASHINGTON (UPI) Two U. S. Weather scientist* said to­ day more research Is needed to deter mine whether a Soviet-pro­ posed dam across Ihe liering .Strait between Alaska and Siberia would do more harm than good WASHINGTON cUI’ ll —Am erica Another expressed doubt that u 4,„ m, l0 fly tu fir, t f|y |nK such a dam would do wlut the saucer. * llussiana Hunk It would—warm Rut the hush-hush project is the frozen Arctic area. about four months behind schedule according to a timetable made available lo United I'rrss Interna MOSCOW (U PI) — Tlie newa- I tional earlier this year, WASHINGTON (U PI) Sen. Even so. this country is hoping paper Trud published a (uli page to beat the Humans to the punch article today attacking Walter P. John F. Kennedy, a front-runner D em ocratic presidential ill developing Ihe radical new air* Reuther. president o( the United among to make U cralt, which the Suvicls also are Auto Workers Union. The attack aspirants intends was llie latest in a series on clear that he is unavailable for assumed to be working on. Th« latest word on llie saucer Reuther by the Russian press second place on his party’ s Ucket. When he makes ■ formal an­ came from Toronto Wednesday a f­ ■ml radio since he snd other ter a free-lance photographer American tabor leaders debated nouncement of his presidential flew over its hangar and took a with Premier Nikita S. Khrush- candidacy, probably In January, picture of the shining rrnft parked ehrv during tlie Premier's recent , be can expect to couple it with visit to Sun Francisco. Trud is a statement that he won't run as outside. The Incident caused red faces the utilciul organ of Ihe Russian a vice presidential tom Into. This wurd cam e loday from the but prompted Sir Roy Dobson, trade unions. hoard chairman of Avro A ircraft Kennedy c.nnp where such s Lt., which is developing the sau ­ statement was viewed as essen­ cer for . the United tial lo clear the pre-convention at­ . „ .States, , tu .ills JOHANNESBURG (U l’ ll ehuc that the first outside text South Africa will not have tele- mosphere for 1961). It would lie intended us a firm flight will lie made soon. vision Iwesose of Its possible Reliable Suuictr* *,i.d tile sau­ ■'destructive effects on children and early answer to admirers of cer will provide the U. S. Army and the less developed races” Adlai E. Stevenson who dream of with a modern airborne cavalry, Minister of Posts A. A Hertaog nominating Stevenson for a third "the likes of which have never was quoted as saying. In an in­ try for the White House with Ken­ been seen in warfare.” terview with the Afrikaans lan­ nedy as his running mate. Kennedy, an early Stevenson guage newspaper Die Vadcrlaml, which had asked .duiut reports supporter in 1936, tried but failed South Africa next year would be tu win the vice presidential nom­ the only cuuntry in th« world ination in 1936 largely because tha without television. Ilertzog Ral­ farm belt preferred Sen. Estut (D -Tenn.). Now tlie ly said Ills* government did not Kefauver Massachusetts senator has hia intend lo introduce TV. eye only on Ihe top spot. Reds Attack Kennedy To Say Reuther 'No'To VP Slot No TV Here Guard Receives Additional Funds or spread to oilier par(t of the body. In order to have the results of Bui survey in the shortest possible time and, because alxiut 96 per cent of the cases of can­ John Keeling ol the Sanford Na cer occur after the age of 30, and about 81 per cent after the tional Guard unit told the Juycers age of 43, an age requirement today that additional fund* have bn* been established. In every been allocated lo bring the local family To be researched, one unit up to full strength. Keeling suid, in a talk at the member must be over 13 and the ollo-r over the age of 34J. Since Jayree luncheon that the local the survey will require about unit now lias fuml* (or 133 men, Jaycec (’resident Mason wnarsix years to com plete, it is im ­ portant that the families be firm ­ ton read a citatum award to tie ly entrenched in the '(immunity presented lo architect John Burton and available during Ihe six lor Ids work on the jaycees' m-w luiihUflg. years Wade Tye, accepted the presen­ Two questionnaires are used, one for women and one for men. tation on behalf of Burton, who The questions delve into family was out of town. history, relation to cancer, his lory I •u n c i smo king, sleeping, exercising, fo o l V J U I C I preferences, and occupations Many questions are of a very C u b (W P ld lt personal nature, and for this A f f a i . R l n r l r m i t r*-a*on the researcher merely d a - . ” * * ® * D IU A .IV U II1 livers the questionnaires to the HAVANA (U P I) — The Fidel family and returns to pick them Castro government announced toup m the sealed envelope into day it would oversee the electric which they are placed when power supply in Havana where completed. Even the envelope has the second mysterious power failespecially designed so that ure in six weeks Marked out the answers are held in strictest city most of the night, confidence, until they are pul into The blackout in Havana and the jn electric computer machine for neighboring towns of M ariaruo, tabulation according to code num- [ Regis snd Guana h i cos came at bt-rs dealing with state and coun­ 1:30 a. in. during s meeting of the cabinet with President Osvaldu ty toy one wishing tu participate Dorticos. Many of the ministers in the survey, snd who fills Ihe traveled wilh Dorticos lo the Talrequirements as to age and per- Ispiedrs power plant to investi­ m silence ia the county, may con­ gate. tact Mrs. R. E. Stutsman, II was later reported that the FA 2 41(51, General Chairman for breakage of a cable caused the Um survey. trouble. of diseases, imhita such as Government T akes IA.MAN Ho .vH-.UO.Yi i m ; (jlr.r.N Mary Aim Kenuinger, center, in shown with her attemiunU. They tire, left to right, Suitilrn Palmer, Ann Andenton, Queen Alary Ann, Betty Murgun, and Christina Hitchiaun. The newly-elected queen will be crowned during halftime ftMtivitie* at the Lyttutn homecoming football game Friday. I * .- Design For Fun This la the completed artist's conception of the design for Circusland. It has been approved by C. V. Wood, head of Alurco Engineering Co., as the final general de­ sign for the 2U0-ucre attraction, .Maurice Marshall, head of tha Circusland organization, suid. At left is the main entrance which leads into the scaled-down county seat town of the 1920s. The adjacent area is the amusement ■ mentally 111 person In the Jail, said “ the place for the mentally tick la not a Jail anyway, but a hospital.” Hobby also said he hopes tho day will come soon when no Juven­ iles will be detained it the Jail. He spoke of the Juvenile p ro­ blem at a meeting of the Kiwanla Club yesterday, where he aald moat of the youngs!rri who com e to the Jill are from broken hom es or from parents who refuse to a c­ cept their responsibility. Hobby said that a youngster’ s home life Is the tiling that shape's hint Into a responsible adult. “ U a parent fails to do hia Job in guiding a child, you can bet he has a good d u n ce of en d­ ing up in jail, whether it be only for a minor violation or a felony,” (lobby said. “ If the parent would only shoulder the responsibility of the child and show him the rigt\t way, many of our Jails would be empty. “ The place to start a child off on the right road is in Ihe h om e; If the parents fail lo do that, the child la in trouble.” Hobby aald. Holiday House in Orlando. Weir nnId that Seminole Memorial Hu.ipitu] can take in the mentally ill only if they suffer from other phy­ sical disorder.-4 or are admit­ ted with their own special at­ tendants on 21-hour service. Weir said that the mental­ ly ill have special problems o f their own uml need specially trained personnel In psychia­ tric methods. "Many things have to bo considered when admitting a patient mentally sick," Weir said, adding, “ there is not only the safety o f the mentally ill themselves but the safety o f all the other putients in the hospital.” Weir also pointed out that at the present time Seminole Memorial Hospital does not have the staff and enough isolated facilities to handle the mentally ill. He said thnt it a!«o would lie much more economical to utilize the other existing fa­ cilities in the area on a tem­ p o r a r y basin until they are cured or admitted to a state hospital. Weir made these state­ ments today after County Judge Wilson Alexander sent a letter to tho County Com­ mission Tuesday asking them to pay n till! for n mentally ill person he had committed to a nursing home. Judge Alexander reported thnt he had refused to de­ tain the ill iverson at the county jail because o f the poor facilities there and said that the hospital had no room for the woman. 4? �- ^ ■• • v *-Thuri. Oet. S», IN ! By r u n m WASHINGTON (UP!) - Om Hussein aad warned M Iraq wea sires* enough to itw h any atn u o e aad that it has the « « i I banter «t> liaa U pra* powerful army h the mid-east. O ne minor harder lartdaat al­ ready haa b e ta reported here— the aeiture o f an Iraqi a n y Jeep •Mah creeaod the W id e r late Jordan while chasing fleeing Iraqis. The Jeep and its fea r at* Quotes Pi iir s .r .^ ’SSft^jSK The launching touched odf fly ­ in g eauear" reports from Boston ing at the Orlando Country Club to Florida. sign the nscrvaUea Urn in Urn flatten machinery. Data cm Us perform ance w as radioed back te earth. The balloon was net manat to go Into o r b it Tho tw o-stage launching rocket, producing 180,000 pounds of thrust, produced a bright vapor tto ll In tho atoning sky which contributed to Um wide visibility. ■ fa r Fidel Castro's hit•a Um Uatfad Males: i a country that you THE NEW DODGE MATADOR ia ona o f thn raodtla now on dlapUy « l S e m in o le County Motors, The new c a m feature Unibody construction, luxury Interiors nnd a new low medium price. This one is being shown by General Manager Ben M. Howland. Lose Immunity SINGAPORE (UPI) law hero allow s the police ta prosecute anyone found in an opium den or trying to escape from ohe — as well as those ac­ tually caught In the act o f amoking. Taho Um question o f casualty lauMo. A team of soar ptayors loan. That’a what you suffer when a troo falls ou tho roof o r a burrleaao sm ashes tho windows. These era acta o f God aad you can claim doducaUon for ’am whan you figure your tears. Recently, it develops, a few boreared ladles have been claiming deductions fo r the loss of their Mrs. Robert Carrol and Mrs. husbands. Latham 's helpers a n sympathetic -of course. But Um CHICAGO (U P I) - Police w e n Harman Bason w e n intiwdnced as guests and M rs. M arge O’M a a n fact a man h as bean killed ou Um without a solid k a d *oday as they triad to find soma trace o f Judge greeted as a new member. uaily loss la tho a y a i o f tho tax W. Lynn Parkinson of the U. S. Court o f Appeals, missing moge But beep trying, ladies. Times than two daya. A door-to-door search o f tho change. Coualder the matter o f termitea. nesr North Side neighborhood In Homo owners fo r y e a n h are been which tho }ud|o waa last eeen The Sanford Junior High School claim ing termite dam age as a Monday turned up nothing to in­ casualty loss. Internal Revenue dicate the wbere-abouts of the grid loam w ill moot w -im m v a agents Just as regularly have distinguished Jurist. toniaht at T : » at M emorial Sta­ been bouncing Use claim s back, Detectircs questioned dotena o f dium. persons, stopping at gift stores, disallowed. Now com es the U.S. Tax Court barber shops, restaurants and This will bo the last homo g tm o with a ruling which blows the cocktail lounges where Parkinson o f the aaaaew for the locals. tax man a t loast b a ll out of tbe might have stopped. Tho locate will bo going into water, ta Um case o f n Winter The Lake Michigan shoreline tonight's gam e with an un­ Park, Fla., fellow it aald recently nearby was also searched hut no blemished 4 * record. that aadar aeme circuautaaeaa clue waa found. Junior Griddors In Action Tonight M ake MOSCOW (U P I) - ' U fa . Julia L, Mansfield, 82, dfad la Seminole Memorial Hoeffc k i yesterday afternoon. She h a d 1lived In la n ferd for the pokt 2| y e a n at Old Lake Alary JU. - j She waa a native at Jackson­ ville. She was n mem ber o f the Church o f Christ. She ia aurvlved by one dough•r, Mrs. Charles W . B eck; lw « •one, Paul and Lea Manaflald; fir e grandchildren t throe great­ grandchildren; one alatar, Mrs. Gertruda Sheppard. Funeral services will he condotted at It n. m. tomorrow at Brlaaon Funeral Homs, Rev. W. P. Brook J r officiating. Burial In Imho View Cemetery. Pallbearers a n W alter Cook Mr., W alter Cook Jr., J. E. Dovls, Joe Malloy and W esley Arnold. Collins To Invite NAACP Inspection 1 TALLAHASSEE (U P I) - G o v . ta E g y Collins today said be would inrtte NAACP Pre.ldent A. Leon Low ry of Tampa to go to the M itt mental hospital u make a F ftM M l (hack of conditions there. ' Lowry has charged that Negroes * r t treated like slaves and are beaten or otherwise abused at thn; sprawling mental Institution at Chattahoochee. U w r y wrote a letter to Collins Itsuhf complaints o f two persons %h* charged mistreatment of patlenla. Ha had aarlicr made a simi­ lar complaint. Moscow h is a smash m ovie hit on its hands today aad Um man who stasis the show Is none other than Nikita SergeyevItab Khrushchev. Thera art prominent Americans In Um movie— Prnnk Sinatra, Mar­ ily n . Monroa and President Elsen­ hower—but they are Just upstaged bit players. Khrushchev's first full length color film opened in two dosen theaters In Moscow and getting Uckets is as difficult as it was the first year "M y Pair Lady" burst upon the Nsw York sesne. Tbe supercolossal production "*N. S. Khrushchev in A m erica” haa everything from humor to a 2 Feared lost In Private Cave CADIZ, Ky. ( U P I ) - T w o c o l­ ie ga students were reared lost to­ day In a (our-mile-long private cave which they entered to search for biological specimens. Friends reported that Cy Allen and Lanny Calhoun, both 19, stu­ dent* at Bethel College at HopkinsvUle, Ky., 20 m iln east of h e n , failed lo return to the col­ lege Wednesday night. Their car wsa found parked about 300 feat (rom the entrance luscious closeup o f Miss Monroe, Tbs plot is fairly sim ple: Boy loves girl (the ordinary Am erican people); boy Iries lo win girl but the pair la kept apart by tho vUUans (Am erican p olice); girl loves boy, so boy wins girl. We first se t tho local fellow leaving home lo fly overseas to the big city. Americana in Wash Ington and New Y ork reach out hands, smile, snap plfclos, cheer and applaud. But thoee police: Strrn-faced, arguing with each other, pushing people behind bar­ ricades. Tragedy stalks our hero In Los Angelos. The mayor rsfused to tell the people where Khrushchev can be seen. Palm-lined streets aro at most »m pty except for a few sunbrontrd characters in shorts. All the hero gala lo do Is meet Sinatra and Shirley M scLaine in low cut dress. The can-can dance which the Russians saw and thought vulgar landed on the cut< ting room floor. But hope returns in San Fran­ cisco. Cheering crow ds wave signs proclaiming peace and friendship. Our hero puts bis thumb up Indi­ cating he likes the place. So does me commentator who obviously td l in love with lha bridges and cable cars, and says with plea­ sure: • “ San Francisco has pigeons is wa have in M oscow ." (Shot of citJ ie iM jr r d in ^ p ic e o n s )^ ^ ^ i Your Customer List Grow W ith Regular Scheduled -I?** NAACP president nuked CoUIm to Investigate conditions Advertising In YOU GET A RICH, HAND-RUBBED LOOK i The W IT H M O O B I t S A T I N I M N R V O I N A M I l • Fee furniture, w eed trim or wells • Beautiful cetera welched to Regal W ell Satin • W ears long , , , washes weR • Cosy to apply _ W t l ( OMt VV A O O N * - v ' ^ FA 2-795! ur FA 2-175! t A B e n ja m in Moore A p t m t$ S E N K A R I K GLASS AND PAINT CO. I l l W. M SI. FA S4SW In dividend But whoa ela lm laf your refund, E ra s this year I g u r u they've don 't aaud o ff aay carbons. beta busy. . , , Latham’s men turned up a uu A ledy t M p a m , uafcrtaaaUly tew ta Chicago who filed not one net atharwlaa daerrlhad U roreturn hot M , claim ing refunds parts ta the raveaae baas, thought teteUteg iSMTSJa. Ha got back 88 checks, totalling $1T,83T,30, be­ fore somebody noticed. § wacw m rasa err to her health aad F o r tho » x t 19 yaars, anyway, safety. She captained they kept this teUow'a trouble with tixes away waives. are solved, unless the Parole A w ale vaiuateer sought U d e­ Board lota him out early. duct from his Income far hU aevaral purchases o f bourbon. He termed these outlays c iv ic contri­ butions. Ha said local authori­ ties during a drouth had asked residents in ga easy on water. W A L L O P ! ISLA N D , V a. <UP1) — Am erican eclaatleU laU Wadneaday rocketed a 100-fo o t alu­ minum-coated halloa n tn an altL tado o f 140 miiea over the Atlan­ tia Ocean. Vlhftol From Metisatiaaal dollars H e la pushing now a subtle ache me to help us n m em b er by easing the pain. Ho suggests wa w o rt out ou r withholding from wages so that at the and of ttw y e a r ha ow es us money Insta # o f vice versa. T o d o this. jos| have your b o w figure m less depandant te r you th a t you actually Up a il, Dana Lallan, •keeps tseledleg tu v« lur< tbs great■M valeatory incense Ux eyeUaa U tW world. That's why ha w w IN extra rtvtnue aftaU thta year. It aaaaii wa rilnaiirr IT, Lrtaaow ( U P ! > - J i f . Iht United Arab t o p * ’ — - -* >- ■ M 9 V W V I fn W I ttU F S L HILL, N. C. - 1 hUlian fpTfkir i m Sanford Herald “Seminole County's Only Daily Newspaper* Showers Spread Over Western U. S , United Praia latm aU au al A low pressure bait hovsred o v e r the Rockies to day, iprssdlcg ra ta aad cooler weather over m uch o f the West. The showers spread o v tr Art. s o u and New M exico into the P acific Northwest, and ware mix. ed with snow over western Mon­ tana, a asters Idaho, Wyoming aad northern Colorado. t An inch o f snow fell In south* west Montana and northern Ida­ ho, and Cednr City, Utah, report­ ed n temperature drop o f 28 drgrata la 84 hours. But tamparaturoa w art t o the rise ahead o f tho wintry western conditions. The warming trend ex. tended from tho plain! through the Great Lakaa Into southern New England, with reading! up to 20 degrees higher (ban the night before. *•> The Gulf Const waa hit Wednciday night b y widespread storms which dropped an Inch o f rain on Pensacola, F U ., in tlx hours and gave Bun-wood, La., a 24- hour total o f 184 iaebes. Tbe weather, man foresaw more showers from Florida to lha Carollnas, �Thur*. Oct. 2 9 ,1 M » - P « r * 3 squadron Holds luncheon W ives o f VAH-1 met at the Barb iron Restaurant in Winter Park Tuesday fo r a buffet lunch­ eon meeting. Mrs. Mary MeCumber waa hostess assisted by lir e . Billie Kinsmans and Mrs. Donna Caskey. The luncheon table was deco­ rated with golden Autumn leavee, ntoe cosset and poinciana pods Wed cen u red with an arrange­ m ent o f artificial fruit, berriee and wood rotes In a wooden com ­ pote container. This arrangement w as made by Mrs. Kim moos end lir e . J . Saagster. M rs. H. Flsber and Mrs. G, Carlson, who will be leaving the fquadroa this week were pre­ sented with silver ash trays as going away preaanU. O tbcri attending were, Mrs. S. • a a e y and tw o guests, Mrs. Irv­ ing Yelnberg and Mrs. J. McCrac­ ken; Mrs. D. King, Mrs. R. Ca­ rin g ], Mra. T. Cooley, Mrs. C. Guhtrie, M rs. W. Hackeit, Mrs. C. Kaiser. Mra. W. Kuefan. Mrs. M. Lilleboa, M ri. R. M oiris, Mrs. R. Golden, Mrs. C. Sm ltt, Mrs. N. Johnson and Mrs. iangsler’ i m other, Mrs. Xavier Vlgcsnt. -------- T T 5 - Church District Calendar Gardeners THURSDAY Meeting, 7:30 p. in. P in t Baptist Church Am bassador}, 7 p, m . To M eet F R ID A Y District 7 o f the Florida Federa­ tion o f Carden Clubs will hold their annual fall meeting N ov. 6 at the Community Center, located la the Venetian Cardens at Lees­ DISCUSSING THE HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL with two Southaldd students are Mrs. Velma Mitchell, school principal, left, James William Gordon, Lela Ann Hobby and Mrs. C. A. Gucrry, carnival chairman. The Carnival ia scheduled to begin at Southside School Saturday at 5:30 p. m. (Staff Photo) R t jll Kijst baptist Church Bibl« m ft vey class 7:30 p, m . * WEDDING OR FORMAL COMING UP?: burg. State federation president, Mrs. C. R. Mayee Jr., Mrs. Melville Hall, first v ice president, Mrs. Jack Dunlap, second vice presi­ dent, Mrs. E. 0 . Williams, c o r­ responding secretary and other MRS. I.. R. KLINGLER chats with an inland parrot, state and district chairmen will while she and her husband were spending their honey­ be present. moon at St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. .Mm. Klinjrler is the Mrs. Carl Sumner Grades o f Mt. former Mary F. Tanner o f Sanford, The couple waa Dora will give a flower arrange­ ment demonstration. M em bers married Oct. 10 at St. Andrews Episcopal Church in St. may register and be served c o f­ Thomas. They arc now residing at 2035 Palm Ave., fee from 1:30 to 9:3o a. m . with Ocean Park, Melbourne, Fla, the business meeting starting promptly at 1:30. Luncheon will be served at 12;30 p. m. Reservations must be made by Nov. 1 with Mrs. Paul Grosa, 714 S. Mots St. in Leesburg. R es­ ervations are S2.30 per person, in­ cluding lunch and the morning c o f­ fee. For those not planning lo at­ tend the luncheon the price ts 73 cts. per person. A cheek for one of there amounts must be Other speakers included, Mrs. Miss Myrtie Wilson, county mailed with your reservation by- home demonstration agent, held John Scnkarik, county homo Im­ Nov. 1. a county wide leader's course, provement chairman, who spoke Tuesday at the Home Demonstra­ on "G lass Turned Ceramic Cook­ tion club on 2Mh Street. It waa w a re " and Mrs, Joseph Kratxa training meeting for the county m ar who explained "Aluminum home Improvement chairmen who and it's use in the K i'chen." Leaders who brought several will give Ihelr clubs the dem on­ strations on "Gadgets—selection o f of their favorite kitchen gadgets kitchen utensils'* at tho N ovem ­ along to the meeting gave im­ BY MRS. H. L. JOHNSON promptu explanations of Ihe ar­ hir. and Mrs. James Lee and ber meetings. These courses are part of the ticles. Those participating were sons spent the past wrekend in Lee, Florida with Mrs. Lees University of Ktuikls'* extension Mrs. Carl .Moss and Mrs. John grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. J . R. work. Miss Wilson narrated a Kshlr of ihe Lake Mary club; McDaniels, While there they at­ Him entitled, "P ots and Tans for Mrs. K. Ssssman, Seminole Even­ tended a reunion of the Methodist your Kitchen." Following the film ing club; Mrs. L. Hammond ami she talked on all phases o f tho Mrs. George Otlo Sr., Longwood; church of Lee. Sirs. Herbert llerhcns is able to subject and gave demonstration Mrs. J. II. Ralley and Mrs. M. be oul again alter a recent ill­ wilh dozens of articles on dis­ Gray, Eldar Springs and Mrs. Scnkarik and Mrs. KraUmar of play. ness. Ihe Sanford Club. Following this amusing part of tho program , Miss Wilson conduct­ ed a round table dtscuiaion on a progressive ten year program la Seminole County on home im ­ provement. The progr’.m is a most commendable one and with the home demonstration clubs' cooperation could affect many Thirty-six members of (he Star- elected recently will assume office phases In our lives, such as, lighters of Sanford, a local square Nov. I. They are. Dick Haxlon, street improvement, (axes, schools spurious advertising. It president: Tom West, vice presi­ ami dancing club, chartered a bus and dent, Vera I'ariani, secretary, Abir should alfo leach us to judga traveled to St. Petersburg, Satur­ Dumond, treasurer and board these things on Ihelr merits lor day evening for Iho purpose of members are Hob Donaldson and belter homo improvement. Jark Lambrrson. The Lake County Home Demobecoming "Knothcads.* The Starlighters are sponsored ilratiun members have extended Hy attending Iho dance at the Ox Box In St, Pelen bu rg and hav­ by the recreation department and an Invitation to Seminole county ing caller, Jim Pearson, certify to m ret each Wednesday evening at mem hers to attend Ihelr open their atlendanee these members 0:30 p. m. at Iho ban ford Civic house Nov, 3 In Tavares and see were duly initiated as Florida Center. Visitors ara always wel­ a fine display of Chris! mas de­ com e. corations. Knothcads. W e O u tfit The M en In The Party Miss W ilson Condutcs Training M eeting Lake Monroe Personals The girts' 4-H Club held their first meeting Monday at the home of Mrs. Ted Brooklyn, their leader. The meeting was opened with tbe 4-H song end the 4-H f l e d g e . Miss Myrtle Wilson, home demonstration agent, spoke to the group on "Preparation of Picnic M eals," which ia the girls' pro­ je c t for tbe neat three months. Mr. and Mra. W .- D . Causey, Sanford, announce the engagement and approaching m arriage of their daughter, frit Evelyn, to Joseph Fields Hunt, ion of Mr. and Mra. W. F. Hunt, alto of Sanford. Miss Causey graduated from Seminole High School and at­ tended Florida Christian College In Tampa and the Orlando A ca ­ demy of Cosmetology. She la at present em ployed In Atlanta. Mr. Hunt graduated from Semi­ nole High School and ia attending Georgia Tech University where he is a member of Sigma Cbi •octal fraternity. The wedding will lake plpce at the East Point Church o f Christ N ov. 24. Following the wedding Ihe couple will reside at East Point, Ga. while Ihe groom continuca hit studies a t tbe Uni­ versity. Pilots Attend Dinner Twenty-seven mem bers of the given by Glen Nelson, organist, llot Club of Sanford attended and Paul Heinshon. narrator, was ounders' Day banquet and pro­ enjoyed by the guests. gram in Orlando Monday even­ The presidents of the pilot clubs ing. The meeting was held in the o f Bartow, DeLand, Winter Perk, Lakeland, Daytona, Winter Haven, bsllroom o f the San Juan Hotel. Mrs. Belty Stevens, president of Cocoa, Ft. P ierce, Lake County, the Pilot Club of Orlando, wel­ and Sanford gave short talks on com ed all the clubs they had o r ­ their club's activities. Mrs. Raymond Ball, president o f ganised since they becam e a m em ­ ber o f Pilot International In 1936. the Sanford club, reminded the group of the District 4 Spring Con­ Miss Esther McCall, program vention which will be held at the chairman, introduced Mrs, May .Mayfair Inn in Sanford on April a, Pynchon of Jacksonville, a past » , 10, 1960. president 0f pilot International, Mrs. Genie Dodd o f St. Augustine end Mrs. Sara Hughes of Orlando, past governors of district 4. Their talk* concerning pilot .on the three le\rls, international, district and local were very Interesting and in­ form ative. A program of musla melodic* The Shirley Smith circle of tho Pinccrcst Baptist Church, met at the home of Mrs. Vesta Smith, Tuesday at I p. m. At the business session it was decided to give Thanksgiving bas­ kets lo several needy families. The class sponsored a girl at the orpbange in Lakeland last year and the group decided to con­ tinue this project again this year. Plans were discussed concerning Christmas projects and members decided lo make clown dolls. Some will be used in the nursery and the others sent (o som e mission field. CATHY GREEN Those attending were, Mrs. Ruth Hamn, Mrs. Becky Sherwood, Mrs. VoocUe Rabun, Mrs. Alice G. Fox, Mrs. Lucile Abrams, Mrs. Bessie Davis, Mrs, Charlene Clark, Mrs. Earline Pigott, Mrs. Margie Smith and Sirs. Marie Lawis. Cathy Elizabeth Green, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Roy Green, cele­ Small fry can wear funny faces b r a t e d her ninth birthday this week at bar home, 704 Palmetto, Ave. on Ihe backs of their heads in at a dinner attended by her family new lerry dry-off robes. The and a guest, Alins Nancy W right robes hare hoods em broidered AH her favorite foods ware serv­ wilh faces on the backs, com ­ ed including chocolate cake with plete pigtails. Coats go to the campus straight chocolate icing and chocolate ice from the horse's back. The coals •ream. Cathy is a fourth grade student are bright plaids inspired by at Sanford Grammar School and horse blankets. They com e in sings in the junior choir at Holy ponchos, short Jackets, and full, Cross Church. belted and straight styles. S ta rlig h te rs A re K not heads N o w £ Birthday Dinner Honors Cathy Personals MISS IRIS EVELYN CAUSEY A visit through the Jungle, was the theme of the cocktail buffet party sponsored by the Officers Wives Club at tbe Naval Air Sta­ tion B. 0 . (J- Saturday night. Tropical plants, including bana­ na plants and orchids, were fea­ tured as decorations, with a big bonfire burning under a black kettle In one corner of the room. The buffet tables were decorat­ ed with green Jasmine leaves, white hibiscus blossoms and white candles in black candelab­ ra. Mrs. H. G. Goben was chair­ man of the decorating committee. Mrs. I. 31. Rowell, chairman of of food and Mrs. H. S. Moore w as in charge of refreshments. Cdr. N. E. Mcinnis, Ledr. J. A. de Ganahl and Lt. j£ ) G. N. Kuchn won door prizes, includ­ ing two Hawaiian Muu Mus. In order to becom e a member of Ihe Florida Knothcads, it is necessary that not lets than fuur couples travel 200 miles (round trip) to attend a square dance and have their attendance certi­ fied by the caller. The trip was thoroughly enjoyed and mem bers spent most of the trip singing old songs. Starlight rrum enaders making the trip w ere, Hank and Joan Johnson. Louise and Ed Drobert. Kay and Dick Haxton, Ann and Bill Mycr. Rurc ami Lee Wake man. Dottle and Ray do Yarmui, Tom and Ursula West, Ruby Stcu strum, Ed Alderm en, Bob and Neva Donaldson, Vtv and Fred Parlani. Abie and Betty Dumond, Jean and Run M orris, Peanut and Bools Wilcox o f Sanford Vota and Jack Lambrrson, Bill and Helen Stripp, Harold Jenkins of DeUary; John and Zella Brock, Sally Gerrity of Orange C lly; and Fred and .Shirley Edyvean o f Alla monte Springs. 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Li" Tho school has arranged real camhral typo entertainwait for the young people, with pony rides, games and reftalinn tl T J HaDowaen costumes will be the order of By ED KOTERBA GF-2, la a i make-believe aa the WASHINGTON — T o r JO day* Duchy of Grand Fenwtilc. now w e've had the w orld a great- i Jet, even tnougn he a pataca at eat rpoofer tooling around town lea n 100 cop* a day on tha itits t* in n ebauffcured 113,000 b la c k ; a f Washington he'* never been •topped! open-top automobile. iie'a been poaing a* a diplomat j The *pooler i* Jim Muraa, the fellow who once told a refrigera­ o f a nation that doean't e a i* L 1tor to the Eakimot near the And, in fact, the D ag of hi* North Pule, iie'a been working "cou ntry" wave* — righ t along thi* lavi*h g i g to promote the with the U. S. flag — from a pole movie, "Tha Moure That R oared," a com edy which peke* fun at in front of the hotel where he ha* diplomat*. *ct up hi* cm baity. To bring notice to the title t f H u uniform* are iplendiferou*. the picture, Moran ha* put a and people actually bow when he mouse on everything he can lay pa**c* by — uiually at functiona hia hand* on. A gold one replace* at which prrrident* and diplomat* the ornament on the im properlyappear. lagred Mrrcede* llenx. A mouic The bearded importer call* him- appear* un the duchy’* coat qf te lf the A m banador of tho Duchy arm*— and even on the hat o f of Grand Fenwick. H e's worked Moran'* fake uniform. kia •poof down to auch a fine Jim Moran, who'* become o point tkat he's even fooled the aort o f legend among publicity treat Metropolitan Police o f men, ha* flirted with trouble be­ Wathiogton. fore to try te get o point acre**. What 1 mean la that fo r t h a , But perhapt the sillicat gag o f pait 10 day*, that "d ip lom a t" haa thu 53 -y ea r -o ld professional been operating hla plush car il­ (pooler wat once when he *al for legally. The big oval-ihaped II -1day* on an ostrich egg to try to rente tag. bearing the design ation ! batch it and then te n the paterni­ nerve. • 410U 1* ■ 11 flA ill 1 Clergym a n s gown 2. Leather flask 2. H odg*. 4 v 'A '/A It PHONE FA 2-1214 ADMISSION — H e MIDDIES UNDER 12 — FREE TON IT E A F R L FIRST SANFO RD SHOWING AT T:M A I I :M % M 41 H b yA -i'. * % • i 1 which begin midway le Franklin class warfare and of the over­ throw of the U. S. government by D. Rooievclt'a second term. force. The committee named the On March I, 1931, tha Labor Communiat Party aa director and Department ordered Bridges' ac­ Bridget a t sponsor of the 1134 re it and deportation to Australia San Francisco general strike. on rhargci that he waa an alien After that alrike. Jack Stachel, Communist. The Communiat Par­ Communiat trade union specialist, ty supported Bridges in legal wrote: "W hat will happen if the maneuver* unlil that order was worker* elect not only one Bridg­ carried to the Supreme Court and es. but hundred* of Bridges m cacceled. Bridget then obtained section and district l*ad*rship? naturalization. There will be A lly. Gen. Francis Biddle oil!- w orker! will dally fagged Bridges a Commun­ iaed." iat on May 2, 11(2, In support of The com mill** reported that the 1932 deportation order which from the moment o f the 193d de­ then wa* bugged in long hearing*. portation order, the Communiat In 19(1. the CIO removed Bridge* Party sponsored Bridges' defense, a* regional director for northern assessing mem ber* and otherwise California became he insisted on raising fundi and making propa­ •upporting Henry A. Wallace’ ! ganda. Communist * sparkrd presidential When Nikita S. Khrushchev s u ­ campaign. ited the United Stale*, the lone Over the years the House Com­ labor leader he sought out with mittee on Co-American Activities whom to exchange kind and com­ and Biddle cited Bridges as a radely greetings was thu aaoe Communist, as an advocate of Bridget. I'haa* TF. 1-10*1 JOHN MULLER and J. 4H E A LY REST A NEW BRAND OF GREATNESS COMES TO THE SCREEN “The F.B.I. Story” -I STARTING NOV. 13lh t t * this year!” SHOE SKATE M ANAGERS: FEATURE: 1:33 • 4:04 4:35 - 9:04 costsa,lotless DOG TRACK ROAD Tarty Group* Hy Arrangem ent W ith Management Matinee Saturday and Sunday 2 ta 4:34 p. n . N O R T H BY N O R T H W f S T It’s true! Mercury Juat 1W I ret O ff II* y. IT-22 Tarn Meat at the Hi* Lighted Adslt Beiinner* tla sa — M ondays d :td U T ;U pun. Housewives' (U s * — Thursday* I t a. m . to 12—aad 2 (a I p. a . Lhildrea l ader II ( lama — Saturdays 14 la It:1 4 a. n , Figure and F rec-S tjl* — Saturdays S:3d ta 4 :J t I’ KIt .U L LESSONS HY APPOINTM EN T laatruetor — Mr. Gearga M tDwffe* LAST SHOWING OPEN 12:45 r aA SKATE CITY OPEN EVERY NIGHT 7:30 P. M. to 10:30 P. M. GHOST CONVENTION MEETING W ILL BE HELD A T H ID M T K • 8 A T-. OCT. 31 A T MOVIKLAND DRIVE-IN troops can defend French soil. This makes tbe coordinated de­ fense of Wostern Europe by NATO all but impossible. With a force of more 'ban (00,000 troops (till In Algeria the French contribution to NATO ig a mini-, mum of two skeleton dlvuionpf made up of new recruits. Europe, having come te proi­ pcrity in tbe pait decade on a tide o f massive American aid, finds it hard to understand the new atliludci coming Into being here. After all, thii Is still the richest country in the world, in i why should we not continue to carry the burden ia the under­ developed countries? But American policy-m aker# looking into the future see a political threat to all foreign aid if preseol trends are not correct­ ed. The raw material of a dangeroua kind of neo-iaolationiim will be at band for political ojv portunisti who want to use it. They can exploit the allegation that m arked la certain industries are being lost te European compititioo subsidized by American dollars. <3> The "B uy Am erican" policy adopted by tbe Development Loan Fund ia hardly the way te met; thi* threat. But that it must be n M Is undeniable. AHthis beau.ty-andnowpricedwithin. $50 of Fords, Chevrolet^ andHymouthsi The Finally That Skates Together Slay* Together Speed Lias* — Tuesday* 4:12 ta 2:42 M 'J u ia r Hut key — Saturdays 4:24 ta 1:12 p.ai. Scalar Hockey — Sunday• 4 J 4 la t ; H p.m. last me i or — Mr. Rob Campbell October 29, 1959 builtP News O f M en In Service Bridges Challenges U.S. Law Again DAILY CRO SSW O RD L a tin-America, but It la virtually all ia terme o f found coaaidtrations o f prafiL At the lam e time Americas armament firms ar* entering inttw deals with German firm s to arm s plants aad manufacture ih* com plex hardware of electronic war. West Germany has Juu beau granted permlssloa to make missiles. Tha next step would b* te give the Germans Use right to provide themselves with nuclear weapons. Including the warheads fo r their missiles. Such a step, which la likely te be pressed in tha months ahead, would Mem to make disarmament oegotlatiocJi fa r m ort difficult. Ha bald twa fairly axteadad priv­ ate talk* with Adaaauar aad the communique at tha and atm sed their agreement n all auiat—dlug issues. It waa anted aa aw ether vietary far Elaenhawer’ s power* af peraanal persuasion. la tha light af ‘.artatu longAa te France, NATO military range policy consideration* being leaders are baffled by DeGaulte * mulled ever at tha top level at insistence that only French Assignment Washington The joke around UnlvereMniernationnl atudioo, which mode the m ovie, it that U-I e n sold to Mutie Corporation of America for 11 million dollar*— le*a than the on* Dim w ill probably gro**. lars from her latest movie, *'!m «aK i n Turner waa not really well-heeled until the made •'Im­ Uos ot U fa ." . Hlso Tursor, » U looks liko o itation of L ife ." A iked what h**'ailIlian s t l » , e w u W per cent peaed to tho money she cmadr • f Dm Dlai, which l» expected te during more than’ 20 year* of g n s e betwoea 1* tod U Million itordom , ahe laughed: " I apent it. boy. N o, »eriou*ly, denar*. •Tor Dm lin t tim e." the g etreu Tve otway* worked on salary. 1 S lid ia her lea odict Canyon homo, never owned n piece o f anything. “ I have a fooling o f security for But thi* »ime | have something going lor me in*tead of ju>t a myoolf and m j family. ” 1 understand my share » ill be (alary. over a million dollar*. The pic"W hen 1 slsrted making big ‘ tnrt ia alill playing, aad wa'U money, la ic * were big. In 1937, probably bring it oat again In ■ I aU rted at 150 a week, and lha! few Tear*.'' wa* big money then " MU* Turner, who had to be Una of the reaion* MU* Turner lathed Into doing tho picture he- D in demand them day* ia that By LYLE C. WILSON c a £ e the didn't like the script at aha ia ana o f the few aeUfa»e* in WASHINGTON (L 'P Il - Harry £r*t, amid: town who ian't sensitive about “ Fortunate! j , the money t* ia ployin g the port o f a mother. Renton Bridge*, when* record of tho form o f an annuity, and if* She won an Otear nomination Com munbt front perform ancea spread over 10 or II ytora. It by playing a mother in her I* a* lon j a* your arm . i* In the Woo o fabulou* d ?*l." ‘ com eback" film , "Peyton r ia c e ." new* again with s challenge to U. S. law. Bridges la the fellow - traveler boaa of the Weit L oan longaboreACROSS 4. Mr. Sullivan 22. C raw s 1. Approach S.Moet 33. Gor­ mea. He haa jual "reipoctfu lly de­ ki Stolen corpulent m anclined to com p ly " with a federal property 4 -------- the t>ma request for a lu t o f Cummuniat* •.Grew white Red itym.) llB U kvctl T. Shaping It. Cansand ci-convicta la hi* union. The (aocl) machina standrequeat wa* mad* under author­ I I Venomous I. Floating Me era ity of Section 50< of the new labor a—h*o mueep 27. Tara reform law. U. Aa gag. attests roots The federal government already hwimaa Jl.lUanaste J1 Spocks la a two-time loier to B ridgei in I n M ir 'i Anwar 14. Employs13, Supporting M. Fishermaltera of law. In June. 1*53, the 15 Sketched. timber man’s 3d. Rooter Supramo Court relieved bridge* o f aa on matal lT.Complet* hook 37. Hindu a prison sentence aad rettored hia female 11 Thus deetrueuoa 21. Sudan? IT. Maa s lick- by fire trooa divinity tiUteasbip. Thu decision was asm* 24. Hawanaa 12. Plant II. Not ckmed baaed largely on technicalities. A I I Large worm bud of C Caclamalower court had convicted Brldgra 19. Part eg ILSoeld partion of perjury and fraud in obtaining K.C.A. neteatly Ulaag) fam ily ritiirnahip by naturalisation. The offense charged was that he had A l I " I 3t. Bird e f prey F 7 " concealed membership in the 31. lucre**! 1 Communist Party. I M . Doatructiv* ■( The Supreme Court In 1953 held rials % that the statute o f limutation* had U C ic p * outlawed the perjury charge of Y * 4 24. Pukiia which Bridget had been found notice % guilty. The Communist Party, m <4 * 35. Mount — thereby, triumphed ia a contest (lib .) % 't ? $f t il *• 1 •4 • ir .K n u a ct bird ft n w in it % U U dApwaUata d i.r u M p s t t ly _ a d a aaly aa M a t aad coafldeuce develop with the gradual MgoUatiaa af autataaMag puUtteal issues auch aa Barlia. As paliry-makare a r t wryly recalling. U waa scarcely n a n than two moot ha e g * that Presi­ dent Eiseuhauar visited B a n aad waa received with a great ceremonial flawriah af Marshall Threat To Quit Revealed Ur. Robert Smith, the acting county health officer, ha* Minted resident! using their own water and sewage systems to boil drinking water until the flood waters in their sreas Br RICK DU M O W HOLLYWOOD (U H ) — U a s T u n er, ana «f FUmiewn'i shrewdest bualoesswonua, will m t t than sue million dol­ _______ this government, the gam * Ade­ nauer Is playing ia a dangerous one. Under the pressure ot the adverse balance of payments and the outflow af gold, som e basic questions arc bring raised about tho cost of foreign aid. One of them la how long this country should go on paying tbe coat of American troops stationed In Earope. T o put it another w ay: How long should tbe United States subsidise the defense of a West­ ern Europe that is enjoying boom­ ing proipcrity and alleged to be taring away more and more American business? The bulk of these troops a rt stationed in Ger­ many. Corollary In this question Is W ASHINGTON (U P I» — A the related one of why Am erica news magaaine hat revealed the should carry the full burden of late Gen. G eorge C. Marshall economic aid to underdeveloped countries when a revived Europe threatened to quit aa Arm y chief haa larga capabilities that could a f staff during W orld W ar II be­ be put to this end. West Ger­ cause of an argum ent with Presi­ many has a favorable balance of payments o f more than 25 dent Roosevelt. U. S. N ew s 4k W orld Report, billion, yet Bonn has mad* only publishing 1934 and 1955 inter­ the moit tentative gesture* in Marshall obtained the directum of participation in ty law*. 1 forget wkat be waa pro­ views with with tha understanding they would ■the West's program of ecooom ic moting that time. development. Great induatrial Thi* ambassador bit, though. 1* not b* released until alter hi* firm*, «tch •« Krupp, ar* doing cached ia cold dignity. He won't death, said Marshall won tne ar­ big basincii in Asia, A frica and even adm it to U s old pal* around gument. "Thera w as an article in o r e o f town that ha'a really Jim lloran. But ho took m s fo r a spin In tha mags lin es that criticiied tha that fla jh y bu ggy. Ho tat stiffly President." Marshall said. "I re­ in the back seat and hla chauffeur member that it made him very looked grim . E very time we'd angry and ha decided to baa tbe pa** a cop I'd feel uneaiy. Sever­ magaaine from all ou r oven ea * al time* a policeman would do a bases for the remainder of the William E. Miller, son o f Mr. double-take, but ealy te admire war. In fact he wat going to go and Mrs. E. A. Miller o f dl E. through with it until 1 stopped First SL. Cbuluota, ia serving in the tar. I asked Moran what he'd do tf him. ibe Mediterranean aboard the " I felt that be was guing too USS Capricornus. The attack car­ a policeman asked to *ee hi* ren itra tion card. He replied haught­ far, and 1 told him *o. It finally go ship is with the Sixth F leet ily ; "In this town, polite don't got to the point where I told him The Capricornus visited Sicily, that tf be did thi* thing I would Italy, Spain, France and Greece, question diplom at*." A nyw ay, he la id, he bad a r t f- resign and tell the cation why 1 during it* tour o f duty. titration card. I noticed it w *i resigned. "T h e President didn't think 1 algned (he "H igh Cemmi**ionet" Loogwood s Thomas B. Wethcr— Hi* Excellency Jam ei Sterling wat serious. But ha soon found bie Is serving aboard the destroy­ out that I w at, and hi* order wa* er USS Braine with the Seventh Moran. Fleet in the Western P acific, The But what, I peril*led, would be never carried ou t." U. S. New* A World Report did Navy radarman ia the son of Mr. do if a policem an did stop him. " I 'd plead diplomatic immunity," not identify the magazine in and Mri. Charlei D. Welherbi* question but it said Marshall alto of Route I, Mobile Manor, Longhe laid carnally. Which shows that tho bigger had another fig h t with the White wood. During the (our o f duty the front you put on in Washing­ House over the way decoded Jap­ the Braine has visued Hawaii, m essages w ere being . Japan, Hong Kong sod tha Philipton, the m ore you can get away anese 1pines. with. I wish 1 bad Jim Moran'a passed around. W ater Supply F in Lovely Is Shrewd Businesswoman Also n Rut what troubled policy-m ak­ er* bare are beginning to queatiou ia whether auch a meeting caa possibly reconcile the apparently Irracoucliable views o f Germany aad Franca on the n o t band and Great Britain and lb * United Mates a s the other. Adenauer’ s latest prose uncem ent o s policy, proposing that a summ it with Russia am i; Berlin and German reunification, has left a sense af frustration aad bafflement. The proposal that "H a m let" be played without Hamlet has the look o f deliberate obstructionism. A d e n a u e r 's concentration >n disarmament Is of long stand­ ing, but this ia hardly an exer­ cise that can be condu ct'd in a vacuum divorced from all poli­ tical considerations. In fact, tha church la aponaoring tho eolloctlon of colna (they “V h tt refuao dodars either) to go into the UNICEF fund* ithkh help eat needy people la undtrdevelowd countries Then youngriere will be nOeeting fund* instead of the usual S c k n t n w i candle*, etc. „ „ LL-Tlhee# two groups win be indulging in *otno Halloween Ite . but alao will be providing auperrialon for large n u m b e r * "ertUds who pcobabiy win have more fua than if just Trick ar Treating” around the neighborhood*. gaaford has gained wide notice for its organized reA ction end offkiel* say that it ia showing up in the rood —* irtoc of the city’s youth. And Halloween le a good time the goblins to be good- T&riPu danger from typhoid and dysentery, Ur. Smith waxsad. if drinking water becomes contaminated. The doctor’s advice should be followed until the water levels are tack somewhere near normal and the possibility of drfrkiag water becoming polluted lessens._________________ M WASHINGTON _ The twe MeeHsg tackle* u the Western lilt, K otn d Ait—liner lid Chart** DeGauBe. teen t* have achieved aae af their objectives. IRet la ta make it imperative that a Western heada-ef-ferarameat naetiag be held to try la eoerdiaate the Western position prior to any summit session with Premier Kbruabchcv. U V C 1 I I 3 This health hazard came aa a big surprise ax an added from the high water levels and continuing rains. It coaid lead to the necessity for maaa inoculation of •v-tr’ r v — COME K TOGAY SEETHE 2 > our first look at the new Mereurys on our showroom floor will tell you something fint has happened. Wa cull it u elastic design. Briefly, we inrun that every detuil, from every jingle, murks this aa u trim, Uiteiul, guafifg ear. Now take another look j —1 cIo*e-up_at the price aticker on the windshield. The happy fact i* Mercury actually ia priced be. n«Ath every ear in ita field, now priced within |50 of leading "lowprice name" cars. Can you afford nnf to giva this beautiful quality car very thorough consideration? TAT QUALITY HEADQUARTERS Hunt Lincoln - Mercury Inc 109 North Palmetto Ave* Sanford, Fla. �4 •hr t u f r l Thun. Oct. 2 9 ,lM ft -P a g t 5 fr r a lft Q o v in q io n Punter's Battle Looms •In Florida, Auburn Tilt trail** Prtn International Auburn reserve quarterback Joe D olan, whose booming punta were credited b y many with causing G eorgia Tec h i firit Ion of the lea ton . meet* till match Saturday in F lorid a '! Bobby Joe Green. Both Dolan and Green can punt SO and ee y a rd ! when they want M o It K e m i. Dolan kept Tech bol­ t e d up moat o f the gam e and Green kept LSU from looking at the goal line any m ore than they did I n ; Saturday. Will the big toe make the big difference at the P lalm ? It could. Auburn and Florida played a 62 gam e last year, with Auburn on the long end. Florida, which a c­ quitted itself well against LSU, would like nothing belter than to ^ e a t Auburn. Coach B ob Woodruii announced his starting squid against LSU would meet the Tlgera in Auburn. This Includes a backfield of full­ back Jon M acBelh, halfbacks Doug Partin and Jack Westbrook, all moved up from the second team , and alternating quarterbacks Wayne Williamson and Dick Allen. Auburn concentrated on defense ^ W edn esday in a long 2',* hour ^ w ork ou t. Coach Ralph Jordan call­ ed it "a good day'a drill.” Alabama turned loose a rough third team Wednesday and the seldom seen scrubs scored eight touchdowns fo r Coach Bear Bry­ ant. This was enough to make hit offense—hungry mouth wafer. But that wasn't the whole story in practice. "W‘c Brought our Drat unit and (he ^ ih irtl unit did well, our second unit ^ d id n ’ t do a thing. They’ d better Filmstars Backing New LA Franchise LOS ANGELES (U P lW A group o f well-heeled southern Californ'fla n s including a c lo n Jack Webb and Dean Marlin, today is seeking a franchise in the new third major league for their baseball club, the Los Angeles Stars. The new outfit, intent on getting a share o f tha entertainment dol­ lars spent in this apart-minded area of alm ost six million papula tion, has a bank roll of five mil lion dollars " t o get started." sc cording to Mark Scott, former baseball broadcasters and execu­ tive vice-president of the Stars. • Wins PGA Golf HUT SPRINGS. V s. (UPI) — Charlie B a n ter of Baltimore birriietl the last two h o ld Wednes­ day lo win Ihe Middle Atlantic PGA golf championship with a th r c c o v c r par 142. Dick Mullen o f lla je rito w n . M d„ led Hauler v b y a stroke approaching th« 17th ‘ "h o le , bot bogied the last two to finiah second with a 147 for tha 36hole tournament. Change Draft Meet NEW YORK (UPI). - The an nual major league player draft haa been pushed back to Nov. 20 to coincide with the minor league meetings in St. Petersburg, Fla. .T h e draft originally had been • sch eduled to be held in New York on Nov. 20. pick up o r there'll be soma changes made,” Bryant said. Mississippi State, Bem a’ a home­ coming opponent, paid ipecial at­ tention to its kicking game Wed­ nesday. Fullback Billy Schoenrock got o ff several punts which travel­ ed more than M yards. Both Mississippi and LSU plan­ ned tapering off drills today after workout in which rough work was skipped to cut out the chance o f injuries. Mississippi brushed up on kicking and LSU worked out la the rain. Georgia Tech Coach Bobby Dodd called W ednesday's workout ‘ ‘one By o f the best practice seaiions we've had all fall." All hit halfbacks were running well against Duke defenses. Tulane, readying for T • n a a Tech, reviewed its running gam e. Tennessee got the good news that tailback. Bill M ajors, was "m uch improved” alter being slowed by a bruised knee. Majors will probably see action against North Caro­ lina at Chapel Hill. Georgia worked on its paaa de­ fense. expecting an aerial display fr o m Florida State. Kentucky worked hard and seemed eager for Its game with Miami Friday night. NCAA Gets Blast BOSTON (U P I) — The NCAA today was on the receiving end of criticism for Its three-day ses­ sion here during which the foot­ ball player recruiting practicea of four colleges cam e in for official censure. President G. D. Humphrey of the University of Wyoming, which was barred from post-season bowl games this year and placed on probation fo r 12 months, called the NCAA action'un fair. He said the NCAA acted “ retro­ actively” in that it punished the school for something that hap­ pened in 1927 but not declared illesal until 1929. Unbeaten University of Missis­ sippi, Montana Stale College, at Bozeman, and Arisons Slate Uni­ versity at Tempo also were repri­ manded by the powerful NCAA council during Its session here. Wyoming, the NCAA found, o f­ fered .... . aid to .a.. prospective . - „ . studentr. athlete, identified as Notre D im e tackle Angelo M oica, In 1927 before hia eligibility waa estab­ lished. Moaca, according to Wyoming Athletic D irector Gtenn Jacoby, enrolled at Wyoming *n Seplem* ber, 1927, but waa ineligible for play prior to his diamisial for "disciplinary” reasons in Janu­ ary, 1928. Jacoby said M osca’ s visit was provided for in NCAA rules per­ mitting one campus visitation by a prospective student-athlete. "W c could not know that later the NCAA would reach the defi­ nite decision (published after a January 1929 meeting) that a campus visitation is illegal if it is for . . . enrollm ent." Mississippi's chances (or a post­ season bowl game were not af­ fected in its one-year probation imposed because an alumnui sought to entfee University of Ar* kansai quarterback Albert (Son­ ny I Holmes to Ole Misa with o f­ fers of financial aid. The NCAA noted that Mississip­ pi appeared lo inaka a "serioua effort to educate Its alumni” to conform to intercollegiate athletic rules. Arizona officials rxpressed inrlf At (ho* alrin'innru ila torn. shock at the stringency nt of its twoyear probation penalty, the first year of which will bar the school from taking part in any NCAAsponsored events. "T h e irony is that the original charges against ua .were dropped , .. , and Arizona State University waa stuck on information which we volunteered. said President Grady G am m agc. The NCAA charged Arizona with providing prospective football players . with free plane „ ip s , free housing in a dormitory and an overnight Junket to the Grand Canyon. Gam m aje stood by bis athletic director Clyde Smith who admit­ ted to the NCAA that he made an honast mistake in interpreta­ tion of the rules. Montana, which received a twoyear probation prrtod Involving all athletic teams, was repri­ manded because the NCAA charg­ ed Ibe school's head football coach gave a scholarship to a Brooklyn, N. Y. athlete. The grant waa later cancelled when the player turned out to be too small. JE RRY O ia r«% : founder Lamar Hunt, Lea y turned on the kind of ora­ tion that hriprd spark the Fight­ ing Irish to four national cham­ pionships. " I feel wonderful about this pro football. I feel therr's no doubt w «'R make that first down this tim e ," Leahy said, flashing his Irish grin. Paul Brown of the Cleveland Brawns introduced a new brand If a man heen’t learned in his lifetime to develop an endeared feeling for our ncu tional pastime he really has missed a great deal. Show m« n man that dearly loves the game of baseball nnd I will slumyou a man that haa that certain spavklc in his eye. * W. K. McRoberta is just that kind of man. For several years there had Iwen feeMe attempts to return baseball to San­ ford but to no avail. This year Mac gut wind of the situation that existed nnd he immediately went to work. Well, ns everyone knows the gates weren’t any­ thing to brag about but this didn't dis­ courage him. Of course he wanted a win­ ner but because o f his rfrent love for the game he stuck It out to the bitter end and now is ready to go again next year. It is a man like Mac that keeps baseball alive because without class D playera in the farm system o f the Major league clubs where would the future Ruths, Mantles, and Maya come from. Next year we are going to hnve a win­ ner nnd we are going to fill the park! Mnc believes that anything can be done and if anyone can do it he will! With his kind of determination how can you miss at anything. . Sanders Holds Golf Play Lead NEW YORK (UPI) — Branch leagues are trying to scuttle the "to avoid Interfurence,” Rickey *8*in roared in anger. Rickey hurled Bisebal* Commis­ Continental League. H was the closest llickcy has "Interference, that’s Ihe wordsioner Ford Frick's w ords back at him today with an angry re­ yet com e to a direct charge of i —Ihry said no interference." Rickey slopped— then added in bad faith regarding cooperation tort that implied tha major with the formation of the third normal tones: "I'm shouting. I LAS VEGAS, N cv. (U P I)—Doug league. Earllei, the 77-year old must compose myself. I simply . . „ ... „ first president of the Continental refer to my earlier statement. 1 * ladcM '1 * , e“ d er Florida golfer Laagua called upon "rick and stand on (iial." frequently in the money in the past Rickey had contended in a 600•(her baseball officials to honor two years, held a slim one stroke their "unqualified assurance” that word statement issued Wednesday lead today a i wind-blown Sahara Ihey support major league expan­ that Frick and the leagues en­ pro-amateur golf tournament en­ sion through the formation of a dorsed the Continental League on both May 21 amt August 18. Ex­ third league. tered lta final round. hibit A -w a s an August 11 state­ Pryors State Farm Insurance Sanders, of Miami Beach, went Rickey'* new blast was touched ment by Frick which said: "The one over par Wednesday with a 73 teem took over the lead In the off by Frick's explanation that members of the committee will for a 36-bole score of 139, thanks Sandspur Bowling League, this the majors "have not committed suppuri a third league movement week, by winning all three games largely to his 66 on Wednesday. ourselves to a third league is the Roumillat It Anderson only possible method of expan­ and will attempt to avoid Inter­ But Doug's score was one of the from ference.” Drugs. Robsons Sporting Goods better efforts of the day, as only sion.” After making that point. Rickey Eric Monti, Lot Angeles, managed was helped out of first place by "H is the only way possible,” riincluded his formsl statement lo equal par in a constant battle Wilson-Maier, as that team took roared nirkey, "They knew it with a thinly-veiled, accusation. all three from Ihe s p o rts te rs . The with winds of 40 miles an hour. when Ihry first agreed to support "I cnlrrcd the professional One stroke behind when to d a )‘s standing! now are Pryors 17-10, us and they know it nuw. Hasegame uf baseball In 1903 at the play opened was young Don Whitt, Robsons 12-12, Wilson Mairr 14- ball can t expand in any oilier agt. „ f 21. During ihe ensuing 26 _Borcgu Springs, Calif., who also 13, Foodinart 14-13, The Pig .V years I came to know all tha perhad a 73^ alter a first r o u n d 'iV |Whistle 13-14, snd noumillals I- **> '-" Asked if he was saying the n il- sons connected with the ownership Tratlins these two were Monti and l®Jors are going back on a promise |of m ajor league clubs. the veteran Ed (P orky) Oliver, Wilson Maicr took more Ilian Denver, Colo., with scores o f 111. (lie three games from Robsons, — ------------------------they also relieved them of their I _ high scratch seriei honors. Until iS O C C C r L o o p this week, Robson, with a 1,991 Pryor’s Gains Lead In Loop Ryder Replacement OVER EVERY BOTTLE A T D IS C O U N T Super Specials! ____ SIX IT CUT RATE LIQUORS MILLION MEMBERS SAY PAYS TO BELONG Heir. $3.95 Blended Whiskey TOWN CLUB Rep. $5.00 100 proof Reg. 11.62 Bourbon ECHO SPUING OLD HICKORY OLD MTAGCS SUNNYBROOK 51h 3 fo r need translating a t to combe thr* teeo Indian from Mexicali and the only modern Cuban wltituul a beaid were getting ao mad at each other today that they welt may carry out their promises to knock o ff each other's hairline mustache. They'll get their chance at Madison Square Garden in FrL day night. And Ihe television au ­ dience may be treated to mure tlaan the usual quota of pseudo mayhem. These guys frankly don’ t like each other. Caspar Urlega, the party o f the first part, admits (hat “ d e tic fel­ low make me mad” when they fought on Sept. II. It seems that Florentine) Fernandez, the opposi­ tion who is known ah "H uey,” the ox knocked Caspar on his you know what on that date and In the process also injured the Ortega pride. Indians, Caspar w a n t s it known, ate like elephants. They’ re not only long on memoty but, despite what you see on your fa ­ vorite leevee Western, Ihry're hard to knock down, too. "H e's make me look too bad,” said the man front Mexicali, run­ ning a hand through his bristling black hair. “ Only once, long lim es ago, 1 been knocked down. The other time she's no count. It' the low blow. Now I gets even for Anicito, Iraida, Cachllo ami Rene.” The afurenvcnllunrd, in order, are hla father, his wife and his children. Gasper did not mention b y name his 19 brothers and lis ­ ters. But if hr has hit way, he'll probably boff the ox a few times for them, also. Florentine the ox, nut to be confuted with Ferdinand Ihe hull, shrugged hia sloping shoulders their full ax-handle width at this evidence o f picmcdltated hustillly . The only Cuban fighter extant w ho la not nicknamed cither "K id ” or "Chico,” the ox grow led; "T h is time he nut grt up.” Fernandes is not much given to talking, parliculatly English of which he knows less than enough to giaduair bum sixth giudc. But Ills intcrpieter’a eyeballs twirled when tbe ox rallied o ff a airing of Hpanlvh which didn't "H e aaya," tha interpreter at* lowed after a considerable lloM ■pent mentally scrubbing up tW conversation, "that he knock hial out.” We Wus Robbed/ Akins Shouts WASHINGTON (U PI) - Former welterweight champion V ir g il Akina yelled today, "W e wus rat* bed o f a technical knockout!" gad he demanded a return bout with southpaw Kenny Lane, who w o t the decision Wednesday night, *•• ipile a badly cut right brow. In the third round o f their TV fight at the New Capitol Arana, Akins o f St, Louli had climb#* down from the ring and waa stall* ing for the drrsalng room wfcea Referee Ray Barnet called k in back and told him the bout would continue. The recall cam e after a two-jnln* ute halt in the third round, during which the referee and Dr. Dhve Gordon dlacuaied Ihe advisability of stopping the scheduled ID-rpund* er because of a bloody, ooa-apd* one-liatr-lnch gash on Lane's right brow. They decided to let tha fight go on. Still No. 1 NEW YORK (U P I)—Mississippi Southern and Delaware remained (1-2) today in United Praia Inter* m U onal’ i small college football ratings but .Miami o t.O b lo .r a > placed Watt Chester (P a .) Teeth* era In third place. Wins Race NEWMARKET. England (U P I) Rexcquca, owned by J. N. 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Faye Griffin and Virginia Lang. . > .. “ .UL.. s. ki<e f.,. •1,.. teams from 10 nations. All games wht> turntd io bi* »cric* fur ,hc will be played in New York. I furntiure people. Pal Foster led | Robsons In tbslr iosing battle. Pryors Insurance, with first place in sight, poured it on to tike alt ATLANTA, Ga. (U P I) —Great three from Roumlllats. alter win.: Britain ril*in "dll Ry another Ryder ning the first game by a mere ! Cup golf player lo the United I seven pint. Sue Jarh.un, rolling - Stairs to replace Petrr Mills, for the drugstore Jed her team ■ squad with a 184 seratrh game, giving Mills resigned from the Wednesday because of a back in- her highest series for the evening jury suffered during a practirc She also sewed up some money i round at Washington recantly. prizes, as she ended with a 227247 handicap total. Lillian Ogden rolled high for the underwriters, picking up the 2-tO aplii, while doing so. ie a m -m iie Lu Hosepun. who also roiled far above her average, toppled the difficult of "off-the-field gentlemen” in t o 'u p how many boy* have becom e 4 7-10 split. pro football in the late 1940 s. doctor*, dentists and lawyers Foodinart look Die first two Now Leahy wants to introduce wbd* pl*)ing pro football. gam es, but The Pig out rollrd "Our new league will give even them lo lake (he last game by "togetherness” on a massive mure boys a chance lo get into a large margin. Camille M o re lan d scale in the American Football pro football. W e're going to try sparked the restaurant team, and League. "W e want all the boys who play * J ™ * * employment i „ Los Eve Rogeru was high for the ’ Angeles for every man on our grocer*. Five also made the a in for our Los Angeles team to r be­ team on a year-around basis. If split, and Gerry Ralston turned com e residents of the area, Leahy said. "W e want each pla i- - * ^ P ' V hln* '«>*■»»». in Ihe 4-7 9. Next week's triion will center er welt acquainted in hla chosen I 5* h" P » h‘ * * ‘ lh*'rJ * *° .,.on * « on lanes one and two, as Food suburb. We wani each one to be h . ,?»„• !** r ! mp 0>eli', I-eany s oration waa the high mart tries to make it into first active in all local affairs, particu­ point of a pre»i conference fol­ with Pryors. Wilson Maicr hopes larly in those which Involve lowing a meeting at which offi- lo do the same, if Ihey can win youngsters. "W’r want our players to put rials of Ihe new league discussed from The Tig on lanes three and a commissioner, the awarding of four. Robson will be tryinz (or in a lot <>f hours each month at Boy Seoul meltings. We re not an eighth franchise and draft a com eback as they ro against policies. Itoumillals on five and six. Just going to suggest this. W'e’ rc going lo insist upon it. if any play* c r can't make a speech, w e ll have a public relations man write it for him "W’o feel pro football has ar­ rived. Pro football attendance is growing. Attendance at college games it on the downgrade. Look Covers Sports You who didn’t come to the park last year just think about all the good times that were had and pinn to lake part next year. There is nothing like going to the park on n hot summer night, sitting with your friends, indulging in a soft drink and u moon pie, nnd seeing a jam-up ball game. Beats the channel changing by a long shut! I think the biggest kick I get each day is watching Hick Silvers and Bud Layer go through their antics behind Seminole High School. Both are dead serious about their job of coaching the junior varsity but they throw enough humor in to make it like a side show. They make those kids so mean I don't sec how their parents sland them when they get home from practice. 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TT. n c h a n c h h t » o . la ser _ n on ce or a n * 1 in jt iv dicta l c m sv d ran liLvix W a s h i n g t o n , Border Restrictions In Spain Easing O ff AT C A N h O fE jV tt *-TUSM it o w y m A n tn io Y o r UfS-CCATwr AJELf (Editor’* Noi t : Tfcis la the British tourists go to the resort, ninth o f • aeries o f article* by we thought we might replenish A . M. aad R . H. Haskell w to our supply of reading materiaL The English hooka they had were: are now in Europe.) Saa Scbaatiao. Spain. . One of 101 Favorite Hymns, Bus Step, the b i( changes fat European The Y ear the Yankees Lost the travel in the Uat few year* la Pennant, The Fight Game—A the e n i t l o f border restrictions. Four Square Book. All o f which Friends who had traveled in saema to be a rather strange Spain several yeara a « o led ua to believe ou t bags would b e " collection. It la probably as a tribute to thoroughly searched and that the formalities would’ take a long the G l's of the last w ar that time. there are rending machines on That was not the esse. The bor­ the streets of Roy an with this der officials wanted to see our inscription “ Chewing Gum Serv­ passsports and the documents for ice— 10 Franca". the car. A customs inspector Incidentally, the first sign to wasted to see the trunk and greet one inside the Spanish fron­ looked In the back seat. U was tier la for Coca-Cola. all over in le u than five min­ The night before last we went utes. walking rather late in the even­ This aaa, liow etei, the Uivae ing at Pengeux to do some win­ formal entry into a country we dow shopping. Host of the furni­ h art m sde so far. When we ture which is oa display in pro­ landed in England, we were ask­ vincial French towns would be ed if we had anything to declare bard to give away in the United and our passports were stamped. Stales. No bags w ere opened there nor The most interesting window had they been on the Belgian, was a display o f electric refri­ French or Spanish frontiers. As gerators. Instead of having milk a matter of fact, when we re­ on the door shelves, the display entered France from Belgium was to show dad how many bot­ c couldn't even intereat the tles o f wine could he cooled i t the French in stamping our pass­ once. ports. On the subject of wine, we are We spent last night ,n Roy an. told by all those who know about F rance, a resort city on the north such things that 1919 will be bank of the Giroode river, above one of the all-time p e a t years Bordeaux. The center of this for French wines. town was bombed out of exist­ ence during the war. It has been built back as a modern city to the extent that U looks more like a plan for a proposed city i\ t h e c m c i r r c q l r t . n in t h than it does like an existing one. j i d i c i a l c m c i g r n r F l o r id a IN n n FOR SERINOLE Cut NTT Unfortunately, some of the build­ I M t N n m v NO. nuts ing is rather shoddy. CLARENCE AVERT HERRON. Plaintiff We also learned that the G er­ mans are not the only literal­ MARILTX KELXET HERRON. m inded people in the world. Defendant N o r n t: t o d e t e n u Y ears ago in Cologne I was hav­ ing a bout with the Tourist Di­ TO: 3I.VRII.TN KELLET 1IERT.ON c /o Lucllla Kells? sease. We arrived at the room 1 i :t Oraenvlew Avsnu* after what teemed to be a very Kankakee, Illinois A do om Complaint bar teg boon long time. I could hardly wait filsd against )ou In th* Circuit for the porter to leave so I could Court la sad for Seminal* Count?, check the plumbing. 1 opened the Florida, la Chancery, for Divorce, door and there was just what 1 tha short till* of said actlen be­ had ordered— a bath, no toilet. ing Clartnrs Avar? Herron, Plain­ tiff. vs. ldartlys Kclior Herron. It w as hall a block down the Defondant, lb .it prseema ate to hall. Last night we ordered a , caue* and require you to fils room with a bath The results 1your written defenses. If aa? to Complaint fllsd herein, and were just that. Fortunately there tbs to seres a cop? thereof upon was no emergency. Plalntifra Attornev on or before Across from the hotel was a the fttb da? ef November, A. D. large book store. Since many U i* Legal Notice nrs s l e e p in g V.-WIC" W A V C O *=50? * SOSOUTXLV THiS MCSN1NG ‘ 1 C A N T VJA K E y t HIM UP £ - > Legal Notice lu Ik . Cowrl wf lbs I oust? dodge. Nominal* Coaat?, tlel* at Florida. NICE ‘------S AW FCEND T ArAXTVUNTj V HERE w ajL p J ^ live a l l . < v l T i p=p2 5 l f l A vxesN P O IA T -S K.TCK1N la reuhaia. - 7 M A I A WASTE (PSfCSAL. UNIT T 1 NOLNET lo r* lb* Eotols sti r CAN CAR IN F1FTEIN MINUTES/ TATLOR. D ir s iill FINAL NOTICE Nolle* l* hrr.b? given that th* undortlgeod will. on tbs I»th da? • ( ffrvombsr. A. D. l» i» present to th* 1,,-nerobls Count? J'idgs of Bsmlnolo Count?. Florid*, bis flaal return, account and vouchers. aa Esscotsr of iho Eatato of Volns? E. Taylor, dtcoaasd, and tt aatd Urn* than oad there, make application to th* said Judge for a final aotUsrnsnl of bla admin. titration of aald ••tat-, and for an ordsr dlscharleg Mm aa such U ncut or. [>st,d this tha lltb da? st Octi U L A. D. 1IJI. Eugrn* U- Tsyler A* E iscttor ef th* Ka:al* at Voles? E Toy lor. Dscoaasd EDWIN BH1N1IOLAER, Attorns? for Executor Atlantia Bask Hail4 lag Hanford. Florida \ \ RJ /jB 'V COWKIWCE5 WASH my B. V > spohgm IN ONE HAND 1 w it h t v w an dth sh coc J ^ IN THE G T V C R ..,.A lL t KEEP IS A THIRD M N 0 h. VVH5DE THEQClS A PASTY TWEJae'S FRE E F o o o / u s r s w C R A SH I f - w rr THE 1 KlTCHC/J O tu H C H ALLTHAT FOOOVOUtiC PAGANS AWAY JU ST HAPPENS TO SE MOM'S ‘t i r - w b r id g e . r LUNCHEON-* Is lb* Cssrt ml tbs Twu el? Jada*. oemlaol* t s s a u . Flestdn, Is Trwb«l*. lu SOI Ksials af CLAJULET L WARREN Deceased Tu All Creditors sod reevewe Mav. leg liaise* *e Pews e je Agalsal paid Eaiaasi Tou and each of »»• *r* bsmbr nonfts-1 and tequlead t* praaant an? claim* end demand* which yeu. sr either ef you. ™*F * * ;• against lb* *st*U * f 1 LARKET L. WARREN, dsewssed, L is af **ld Couaty. t* lb* Coast? Judg* of p.m tssi* County. FlarkL. at bla e ffU . I* t** Count? *« Sanfard, PLrlda. within sight ealeodsr msntbs frsu ths tlm* sr ih# first pubUcsilsa ef tala native. Each cL lw sc dtmsnd shell b* l* writing, aad eb*U Hals th* place s f rsaldsace and poet attic* address af tbw cLImaat. and tbnll b* sworn ta b? th* cIslmsnL hta aaant. or attaras?. and aa? inch claim or deaasd set aa tilad shall “ * • * ! DOIOLAS FTCNSTROM A* admlalatratsr af Ua Esia'a at CLAlUsET L. WARREN. Daras aad STE.NSTKOH. DAVlg k MelNTORH At 1ores? 1 f»r Administrator Eduard* Building Sanford. Flsrids F u st puLMAUsa Oct. 4, USE HSkBunid 111 WITNESS my band and official Seat at Hanford. Seminole County, Florida, thla i:th da? of October, a. d . m * O. P. Herndon Clerk n! the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida By- Mirth a T. Vlhlea D. C. Gordon v, Frederick Attorney for Plaintiff North Park Avenue P. O. B m 111* Sanford. Florida Ftalnti:.*, V«L LORRAINE WASHINGTON, Defendant state o r Fl o r i d a t o i o n . RAIXE WASHINGTON. WHOSli RESIDENCE IS CKKNOWX: Ton will take notice that a sworn BUI of Complaint baa btt-t fllsd against ?ou la lie Circuit Court In an4 for Sstnlnsls Coun. tr, Florida. In Chancer?: that ths nature of said salt la an action far divorce, tbs abort till* - f a which I* ELVIN WASHINGTON.* Plaintiff, V s LORRAINE W ASH . IXOTON. Defendant. THESE PRESENTS are to com. mand you to file your aaawsr rTreat the Trickster* with Bah* sthsr plsadlas with tbe D ork of Circuit Court ef Ssmlnole Goods for Halloween, from. . ths Count? at Sanford. Florida, art D O IB CREAM BAKE SROP osrva a cop? at tba aama on Plain, Ph. FA 2-0433 tltra attorns? oa or hoforo th* ISth da? af Novombor, A. D. 1111, Hsroln fall not or a docros pr> confstto will bs satorid against you, for d.fsult. . FURNISHED apartment, clean WITNESS m? hand and aval .1 and eloae-in. Ph. FA 3-4013. Sanford. Sm laols Count?, FIorldsA this 3Tth da? o f October, A. D, Jimmy Cowan. 1*1*. FIVE room furnished upstairs apartment 2101 Magnolia, $33.00 Phone FA 2-3M1. 2-BEDROOM kitchen equipped house. Phono FA 2-M S o r FA 2-3132.______________________ (SEAL) U. P. HERNDON Clark of tbs Circuit Court By Martha T. Vihlsa, D d W. C. Hutchison. Jr. Edwards Building 5s -1ford. Florid* Attorn*? for Plaintiff la tbs Coert at t*o Count? Jeder. Bomtaelo Coaat?, Florida, I s Pro. Legal Notice w o n ts: NOTICE » IIKRKBT OtVCX !h »: si tils rseulsr matting ef ths Board or Count? Commissioner* of Seminole Countj, Florida. st tsn o'clock A. M. or ss toon liters■ fur ss ths matter esn 1-* const.I* •red. Dscsmbsr I, ISIS st ths Count? Commission Room, at ths Courthouse In Sanford. Florida, ths Board of Count? Commission, srs will dstsrmlno ths nsctsslt? of srsrllse Jail rsc 11111* * snd/or a courthouts and also consider ths s-itsrlne of a contract with an a-chltect to hs designated b? sold Board for tbs drawlnc of ouch rlin« sod specifications as mlcht b* ntcaasar?, and If at said most. Ine a majorlt? of ths Board shall dstsrmtss that It Is nacsssar? to srset suck Jail and or courthouse, a building taa wilt be Isrlad to secure funds thsrsfor and for rsmunsratlon to said archltsct pursuant to faction llS.St, Florida eta tats*. John IsrlJsr, Chairman of th* Board of Count? Commissionsrs, Srmlnola Count?, Flor» Ida. Attest i O. f>. lit radon, dork Publish Oct. SS A Not. A U . II, 31 la rotEaiata of BISHOP HATGOOD WARREN |) Dacia sod. To AH feodllsew oad Porooao Wav­ ing claims *0 Domamdo Agatm i latd Estate 1 Tou and each of ?oa ar* b trsly notified and required to preie*. an? claims and demands s h u t you, or either of you. mar have against tbs sststs •( BISHOP HATGOOD tVARREN. deceased, la I* of aald County, to lb* Count? Judg* of Seralnolo County, Florida, at hla office In ih* court bans* a f aa t Count? as Sanford, Florida, within eight calendar months from the*, time of th* first publication cfCf this notice. Each claim sr dsmard ■hall ba In writing, and snail state ths piles of residence and poet efflr* address ef th* claimant, an| ■hall b* sworn 10 b? tha claimant, HI* agent, sr atterasy, aad anr such claim or demand not aa flloJ snail ho void. /*/ DOLOLAS STEXJTROM Aa administrator af th* Estat* of HIHHOPHATGOOD WAR* RES*, derailed BTEX3T RuVI. DAVIS * Mr IN TOSH Attorneys for Admlalatratar a. Edward* Building Sanford. Florid* First publication OsL S, ISSSl BARGAIN PRICES P o p u l a r Brands at Farrell's Arcade Package Store 310 East Fint, Sanford Wo Giv# Top Yaluo Siampa O ff On The Right Foot a Pe For Home Delivery Call FA 2*2611 Sanford Herald �- V 11 ' ' r - a .;-; A Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 7. r « 4 . B j j l Batata Foe la in 4 . Beni Estate Fee Bale SLEEPING Hoorn I, Bo yd’ I, SIT W. 3rd. Ph. PA M i l t . UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, V 4I2 Rosalia Dr. P h o n e FA 12110. FURNISHED house, South San­ ford Are. E . F. Stevens, Ph. FA 2-5494. UNFURNISUED new S house. Phone FA 2-1393. room MAJOR BROWN R E ALTY Realise L A K E M ARY r h . FA 2-6337 o f F A 2-1964. • n fa r t FOR SALE B Y OWNER: House, 312 Holly Ave., 2-bedrooms. Prlctd for quick sale at *3,400. *1,000 down payment. Contact 3Irs. M. L. Rabom , IMS E. Seminole Blvd. T h u r i . O ct. 2 9 , 1959— P a g e 7 9 m l* HOMES A N D LOTS fa r colored people. Also homes ouilt an lets. Rey Wall, Phene FA 2-1347. J. W . HALL U ff-A -D A Y PIXECREST: l year eld 3-bed­ room , 2 hath, Florida room. Nicely landicaped fenced la back yard. Wall and pump. Large utility room. Wall to wall carpeting la living room . ID Coleman Circle. Call FA 2-1*15. f _________L J, ANNIVERSARY CARQS At ■ (« U ilL ,V M W V M “ S o m e t h in * t o t a k e t h e p l t c e o f a m in k stole,’ * LOTS ON LAKE C. A. Whiddon, Sr. CARRO LL'S FURNITURE Ph. F A 2-5111 ltd W . 1st St. APARTM ENT 3 rooms and bath, furnished. Phone FA 2-2394. 70S B Park Ave. S. Real Estate For Sate LAKE FRONT LOTS 100* X 200' high and dry, shaded. Ready for building. $200 down, *30 per month. Phone Geneva, 2451. See This Today! The cutest two bedroom home (ft in Wynnewood is nw. on the market. It has hardwood floors, a nice Florida room , stove, refrigerator, and the nicest 100' X 136* shady lot. The terms era THE GREATEST only *650 down and the bslance at *65.00 per month at 5'i- Interest. W. II. "B ill" STEMPER Agency Realtor A Insurer Phone FA 2-4M1 l i t N . Park 0-B E D R O O M . CB, Ilk bath boms. Phona FA 2 5333. ON LARGE LAKE 4-Redroom home with 2’ a baths; larga living room; dining room ; Florida room ; te rra u o floors; central heat. Several fruit trees. 2906 SQ. I T . O VER ALL * 2 7 .0 0 0 TERMS - BUSINESS PROPERTY T a r g e store with nno 2-bcdraom apartment and two 1-bedroom apartments. On com er lot with extra lot in rear for parking. $32,000 TERMS ROSA L. PAYTON Regnterrd Rral Estate Broker Mary E. Carmen — I w o Sal vail B. E. Rogrro, Sr. Associate* Ph. FA 2-1301 11)2 at lllawalba $B Y OWNER: Equity *1U». No closing cost, no qualifying 3 It Ft., bath ft Vi, modern e lec­ tric kitchen. .Sunlanrl Estates, 115 Park View Dr. FA 2 2657. 8-BEDROOM house 1301 Wynnewood Dr. Low down payment. Phone FA 2 7797._________ Si. \ s N. Park Ave. Ph. F A 2-4123 and 2 bath Zeuli-bilt homes at San Sem Knolls on ’ V'St 20th Street just 4 blocks west of French Avenue. COMPARE THESE HOMES with any otheri in the same price range and we know you wilt agrre that here Is the best value in town. Down payments from *530— FHA financing. Representative on the premises from 10 A. M. till * P. M. W. H. "B ill" STEMPER Agency R eailor It Insurer Fkone FA 2 0*1 112 N. Park Seminole Realty W . DIETRICHS — REALTOR Elis. Methvln— Velma Gonxaler, Adelaide If. Motes —* Associates 1901 Park Ave. FA 2-5232 NAVAL OFFICER, leaving San­ ford offers this charming 3-bed­ room contemporary home with 35 f l living-dinin'* area; part air conditioned; double Utility room. Lovely established land­ scaping, attractive neighbor­ hood. Low monthly payments snd flexible terms. Phone FA 2 3758. FA 2 -5 2 6 4 SANFORD PROPERTIES (14 Atlantic Bank Building Flo. Harrhs It. II. Ivrra YOU NAME IT—WE’ LL FIND IT H ^ u lld in i^ ^ J o i a t i n ^ ^ R e ja lr a » . Female Hein Wanted WANTED: Full time colored maid to live on premises. FA 1-71*5. HOUSEKEEPER: while, live In. Only 1 child It yrs. old. FA 2-37*3. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Beds. n « y . Week o r Month — ’ 44 FORD half-ton panel truck, d e a n , 1150. Phone FA 2-7327. FURNITURE CENTER IlM French Ave. 3-BEDROOM trailer fully air con r h . VA 2-7*51 dltioned, washer and dryer. Will sell equity very reasonable or ~rT slTTvilkinn. Contractor will trade for equity in 3 bed • Asphalt D riftways room home. Phono FA 2-3134. • Parking Areas Quality Workmanship A Materials ’52 PLYMOUTH fordor, 4 cylin­ Term s T o Suit Your Budget der; just had nevr rings, in • Free Estimates serts and valvo job ; clutch less •W ork Guaranteed than year old; runs good —looks Phono FA 2-4030 Sanlord, Fla. good; prlctd at t A . Thone FA 2-7770. Furniture Storage and Moving To and From Anywhere 21. Furnltart C. E. P n n .IJP S 1300 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-1941 HEATERS CLEANED la w n Mawer Repairs LEWIS SALES ft SERVICE 2916 W. 20th St. FA 2 792* or FA 2 3464 SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Since 194H A. H AR E DeHARY NOrth 1-4422 NOrth 8-4711 WANTED: Colored eirl to do housework and Ironing on Fri­ days. Must have own trans­ portation. Will pay by day or hour. Phonr FA 2 1260. 2-HEATERS: Electric, fully m alic, likn new. 2411 Ave, Phone FA 2-5404. PAINT and W ALLPAPER SUPPLIES Buy I GaL - Gat 1 T R E E ! MARY C A R T E S PAIN TS 303-209 E. First SL Tb. FA 2-49*3 201 W. l i t SL TA M a th e r of Sanford See n e . r * _______________ Used furniture, appliances, loot) etc. Bougbt-eo!d Larry’ s Mart World ram ou * T raaiiitor Poekat Radioi — Clack R id io t ft O tkef 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. Model*. CUSTOM BUILT furniture - s i n ­ 111.95 to 854.4* gle pieces or sets. Also furni­ RANDALL ELECTRIC ture repair. Cabinets made. i l l So, MagweDa PA M H S. FA 2-7063. LARGE D og H om e— PA t-I N f. NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD SUNLAHD Estates It. Building - Painting - Repair* CUSTOM BUILT Kemadellag — Free Repa'r* Phnne BILL BKRNOSKY, & HOMES Kttlmale* FA 2 3711 Contractor LAKEFRONT LOTS Al Pricer* You'll Never A gain. . . . For “ In the City of Gracious Living” See LARGE Near Golf Course {1 -»0’ x 130' and larger) Dream Homes s340 *9890 Down Payment-No Cloning LOTS WITH SHADE TREES Also % ACRE HOMESITES Turn Went On 20lh St. Follow Country Club Rd. ft Watch For Our Signs . . . *9 9 5 Only $20 Down — and T O T A L PRICE an $10 Monthly Nee Ihenc Outstanding. Land Values in the corporated VUIaga of North Orlando today! In­ 2 :0 0 P . M . T i l D u k The NORTH O R L A N D O CO. A Subaidurjr of Silver Creek Precision C V p . Located Just South o f Sanford and o n e mil# east Highway IT • *3 o e the L ea f wood . Oviedo Rood. Telephone FAlrfas 2-1(14 I TY PE W R ITE R ! com pletely conditioned IBM elertrle ' term*. Call Mary Leu, Stei Agency. F A 2-4881. Dallas Asphalt Co. • FA ft J 1b BUY SE L L ar T E A M JENEDVS fU R N TTURE 4*4 Sanford Ave. FA New ft U*#d Furniture and Appliances Plumbing & Repairs Quiet Community he. New ft Ueed F i t f U n a seei. A d e e d PI s e e WELCOME • ShaamakaA PAINTERS BUILDERS CONTRACTORS Closing out entire Paint All paints and acceaaofiee nt coat plus S 'i . FntKSTONB STORES, 111 E . First SL in .n IN CENTRAL FLORIDA’S FASTEST GROWING AREA 9:00 A. M. T il Dark SUNDAY Ph. FA WILSON - MAIER Stumper Talks HOMES OPEN D A ILY by the bushel Contracting A Repairs Licensed — Bonded —Insured 15-A Beauty Parlor* ARE you satisfied with your FREE ESTIMATES present Income? Big ? auto dealer has opening fo r 2 ex­ •II Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-7*43 DORIS* BEAUTY BHOP perienced salesmen. Beat com ­ llnlshlng 112.50 Waves ....................... l l t . H 22. Article* F or Sale pensation plan available to FLOOR sanding and Cleaning, Waxing. S e r v i n g 5to.5o Waves ........................ M-3# you. Sanford area. All Inquiries Night Work Accepted By Appoint Seminole County ilnce 1125. ROTARY M OW ER Attlchm ent • BIG VALUES confidential. Call FA 2-0414. mrnt. H. M. GLEASON, Lake Mary. fo r G radler Tractor. • QUICK CREDIT FA 2-3553 2*44 Adams MAN for steady em ploym ent in FA 2 ttOO. • EASY TERMS IS, Speeial Services nursery. Ph. FA 2-46*0. Hair Styling — Perm arenti —Oil W E G IVE T O P VALUE STAMP* Treatments— TV Stamps, Soft SERVICE STATION attendant, 33 TV SERVICE within the hour. Water — Air Cond. Harriett’ s Service Call piui pail*. CHRISTIAN WOMAN would like years or o v er, experienced. No Now And Used Furniture Beauty Nook, 11)5 So. Oak— Work Guaranteed 3 Mo. Ph. Ckriitian w om an to aknrn my washing or greasing. Colonial *11 E . First St. FA 3-942* FA 2-3742. FA 2 9799. home. CaU FA 2-4439 trtfcre • Oil Co., 1501 French Ave. A. M. or after 3 P. M. Sell Us Your Furnilur*. Quick D A W N ' S PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING 11. Work Wanted Service With The Cash. SUPER BEAUTY SALON UNCLE P A U L SAYS •’ ! don’ t W. L. HARMON TRADING POST, FA 20*77. Air Conditioned Dryers blam e roma hide for flinging DAYS WORK wanted lor Wed. PH. FA 2-4223 After 6 P. M. P h oot FA 2-71*4 FACTORY TO YOU their clothe* on tho floor. Can’ t ft Thuri. Call FA 2-64*3. Ilk H E A T I N G ALUMINU3I expect 'em te keep their n o m a for Sue. 16, Flower* ft Plant* tidy without a bandy fa ir VENETIAN BLINDS H. B. POPE CO. SEWING, Phone FA 2-71*3. draw er c h e it; Unpainted e r in lee S. Park - FA 2-4234 Cut Flower* For Any Ocraaion Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom maple or walnut alarttag I t vail with plastic end*. Plastle HANFORD FLOWER SHOP EXPERIENCED cook — m ild — TV and RADIO REPAIR a f ’ r 817.13. FURNITURE CENTER, o r rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon FA 2-1622 or FA 2-0210 (I ay worker; references. 701 Wil­ 3:00 nights and weekends; San­ 113® French A v e." cords. low Ave. ford, Lake Mary and I^tngwood. Srnknrlk Glniw and Paint Co. W . H. "H ill" S T E M P E R Agency 17. i'et* • Livestock • Hup pile* ft Penad FA 2-2772 and FA 2 6613. 112-114 W . 2nd SL Ph. F A 2-4622 24— 12. Plumbing Services Realtor ft Insurer BLONDE COCKER • mo. old, ASSO CIA TES: H. E. T affer LOST: Smalt black d e g (T Ike.) ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ rra*onahlr, 170.1 So. Magnolia. 3-L'SED Bicycle* *3.00 each. 2Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper vicinity 207 W. 17th. ST. RR> ments, Invoices, hand bills, and Trade tn Refrigerators *33.00 Robert F. May, Bart richer, V/ARD. programs. etc. Progressive FILLY COLT, J . m o t h s uld; each. 1-Trade In Egeqter *49.04. Helen fc, Noe nan ____ Printing CO.-Pbona r **2-293} — Chihuahua, fem aW TA K C ' regis­ 7 Trade In Table T V *23.00. 1Phone F A 2-4991 113 N. Park 306 West 13th St. tered. FA 2-7156 after 7 p. lit. Trade In Portable TV (125.00 ^ Plumbing ft H e a t in g ^ 1 Kiddle Table * Bench Set <- Fem ale Help Wanted Completa la w n W alnteninee: 19. Boat* and .Motor* AIR CONDITIONING S4 9t). 3-MctaI Table* Good For Fertiliser—Spraying — Mowing TV Snacks *2.00 each. 3 \ e w HELP US FIND THIS MOTHER CONTRACT and RIPAIR WORE JOHN LOMMEKSE 59 SEA KING, 35 h. p . elec, FA 2 4*42 26" Power Mowers *59.93 each. *146 per month min., 4 hrs. per 1M7 Stained Ave. 41* Willow Ava, F A 3-71*7 trie controls, 2 prop*. Plume New Full Sue Buys or Girls day, 5 days per week. Quali­ FA 2-7221. Terms if needed. Bicycle* $3i.4l. fications: P T A, scouting, Roy Reel Paint ft Undy Shop FIRESTONE STORES Jo# C. Thomas quality Hair nr 1959 Evinrudei church, (caching, club or com ­ 10th ft Sinford 111 S. First St. Boat* and Gator Tr-.llers FA 2-661* munity work. Write in detail, 1021 9s rIt a St. Behind Studcbaker Garage giving tel. no. to R. R. Page, SAMPLE: VARIOUS household furniture, W e lavlte yan te b e e* _ •V) IIP Electric Evtnrudes 5593 1143 Mary St., Suite 202, Jack­ SANFORD Flnmblag ft Heating reasonable. FA 3 5500 aftar ( 2596 So. Elm Ph. FA 2-7914. absolutely free witkeat obliga­ sonville 7, Fla. 5102 16 ill* Fastwins $253 A. M. tion at one et Sauferd'a leading $3l«: in u p Sportwm* $253 p L u n c t o ADDRESSING it home part-full and ul her at res l Metcla w hile yon locate eek> LIKE NEW furniture, dishes, Contracting ft Repairs NO JOB TO LARGE O R SMALL lime. E xcdto, P. O. Box M. *1093 t/m r Star 18 ft. Bermudas able beealng fur je e n a t f end drapes, sold house everything Freo Estimates Drivo Ways — Parking Arrau N. Y. $821 anil other modrls. R . L. HARVEY goes. 117 Garrison Dr., Sanford. fam ily. P ick e g y e w key a* RENTALS: Day - W eek - Month 2i>t famous (iator Trailers $150 Front End Loader* CASHIER: ftitz Theatre, apply to 204 Sanford Avo. Phone FA 2 33*3 our H ike O ffice. 3 AWNING windows, complete up. Grader* — Doter* — Draglines Mr. Hawley. 37*26 *20. FA 2 5342 Buy Now For Fall Hunting, Fish­ 13. Electrical Service* Ratten — Trniaperts ing anil Family Boating. PHONE: Days, FA 2*131 LADDERS: step ladders ft exten­ Beauty la Our B u a in c M M. "D o * " V t lc t Electrleal Ser. Nights, FA 2-7123 or FA 2 5*42 sion* 50c ft. FA 2 2022. D et Says F or Service Call. . Gateway To fhn Waterway Why not make It yours? FA 2-4896 FA 2 5985 Your EV1NRUDE Dealer JACHOB’S REPAIR SHOP AVON Cosmetics offers good Robson Sporting Good* opportunity to earn money House Wiring — r.lecirtc Service Welding — v ach. ft Gen. Repairs W. Kith, ft Old. L. Mary Rd. 301-6 8 K. 1st. I’ h. FA 2-5961 plus U. S. Savings Bonds, Sid Vihlen w rite. .Manager, Itox 216, RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Lockhart. Fla. for Interview. 112 MegnoUa FA 2 0015 HOMESITES or INVESTMENT C o n s t r u c t io n ( X PAINTING ft DECORATING Licensed — Bonded Free Estimates — Work Guaranteed Semlaole Palatial Conlrartora FA 2-1204 ■ ft M ROOFLNO *. Mate Help Wanted NEW RAVENNA PARK $450 Down 22. Aetieteo F e e Bel* F in n - m c t f u i M ercury Outboard Motors ST HOSE 9L04, Rey’ a WteMOl Dungarees 41J4 pr. A rm y-N ary typt* and altos, installed WOODRUFF MARINE Surplus Store, 314 la a fo r d Ave. "D o It Y o u r s e lf 3441 French Ave. FA 2-13*2 WE REPAIR AND SERVICE SINGER E lectric 'e w ia g Ma­ 24. Automobile* • Trailers I T I N E chine for balance due te r e ­ Machinery and Supply Co. sponsible pa rty in UUi 207 W. 2 ed 81 Ph. FA 24433 1949 DODGE p ick up, iteluit Complel# with attec cab, new paint, excellent lives. and m w guarantee. I F A 2-37*1. m enti of 83.13 taeh nr will count for cash. Writs 42 FT. 2-bedroom house trailer Manager, B os 33, *2Joo. in ft. aluminum trailer, W in d s h ie ld R a ck G in s HtraJd. eleepa five. FA 2-054* night, D e e r G lea n V e n t G lta n FA 2-7719 day. S E R V IC E PEAS, black eyee and „ $SAVE$ RAYMOND M. BALL Stenstrom Realty 19, Baal* and Mater* S c it k a r ik G ia n s a n d P a in t C e . 1*52 ENGLISH FORD, fair con­ 112-114 W. 2nd S t r A 2-4422 dition (50. Phone FA 2-5(27. 2 BR, CB home. Low down and -Realtor monthly payment. FA 2-2547. "C all H all" Phono FA 2-3441 BY OWNER: 2-bedroom -«om«. 93M.M Down best location la Country Club •13 Catalina Drive Manor. Phone F A 2-4442. High dry location. This 2 bed­ FURN, A p t 201V> W. U t S t room home h is eatras such as NEW HOMES Loch Arbor; 3 snd *63 PER MONTH: 2 B R ., kitchen paneled breakfast room, deep 4 bedroom s; F ir exciting equipped, large yard. Children well In yard. Florida Room, fam ily living with planned lux­ and p e t s accepted. Ph. kitchen equipment and eneloaury plus ample entertaining FA M M before 10 — after « cd garage. Total price *11,000. facilities and play areas at p. m.___________________________ moderate prices. Shawm by ap­ ROBERT A . WILLIAMS, Re altar pointment. Call FA 2-4032. Raymead IwaS g ilst. Aaaee. # ’ ELA K A APA RTM EN TS: rooms private baths, 114 W. First St. FA 2-3*31 Allan tic Bank Bldg. DOWN 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath, large living 1 or 2 BEDROOM apsrtraent. FARMER'S AGENCY room and bedroom s; kitchen Phone FA 2-0733. N. V. Farmer, Realtor equlpt. See at 105 E . Woodland D. H. Whitmore NICE front apartment downstairs. Dr. Phone owner. FA 2-4073. Lillian G. Trama 3 la rfa rooms snd big front Associates. porch. Private. Ph. F A 2-1371. 116 S. French Ave, Ph. FA 2-5221 AND ASSOCIATES 3BEDROOM house, fenced After yard. hours, FA 2 2611, FA 2-4*21, Real Eetate — Im nrancs Reasonable. Phone FA 2-1133. FA 2-62*1 Sorely Bond* 218 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6641 (■-BEDROOM unfurnished house. Sanford Phone FA 2-5*99. Evans Bldg, la k e Mary HERBERT STENSTROM 1 ROOM Efficiency 6pt., private Ph. F A 2-1290 Registered Broker bath, suitable for one or couple. LE X R1SNER BY OWNER: 2-bedroom home at Across from Post Office. LOTTIE BROADW AY 2428 Chase A ve.; *2.900 rash. KEN TORRETT SLEEPING ROOMS: The Gables. Phone FA 2-4653 before * or BE TTYE D. SMITH after S P. M. <01 Magnolia. FA 2-0720. Aaaoclatea 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house, 111 N. Park — Ph. FA 2-2430 714 ACRES — Modern home; 2 bedroom s, Ili bathrooms, Flor­ kitchan equipped. *60 2U2 Or­ ida room, large living room, ange Are. Phono FA 2-6630. dining room and kitchen. Large ^ I t ORE. 23 ft. by 50 ft. Inquire garage and carporte. 1 mile With lake frontage o f 100 ft. to M l W. 1st. St. ____ _ _ _ _ _ East o f halt park on Celery 300 It. Ave. HOUSE on Cameron Ave. East Side, between Celery and Five and Ten A cre Farm* Geneva Ave. 4 bedruuiui, quite neighborhood, kitchen appli­ to the m athematician! In Sanford. ances. *75 per month Ph. BROKER There are 1120 square feet of FA 2 6145.______________________ living area in this three year old 202 So. Park Ave. Ph. r A 2-5991 UNFURNISHED 5- BR house, call three bedroom concrete block 3-BEDROOM, furnished house. home In showroom condition. FA 2 3645.______________________ Reasonable. 1 mile from NAS. Add a nice screened porch, % BED ROOM unfurnished house Contact Clabougb. W. W., Na­ carport, and utility room . Put *50. 2*32, corner o f Lemon ft val Air Sta., Ext. 327. them all on a 79 foot lot con­ Grandview. Phone FA 20627. venient to ahopping, school ami church. Did you figure higher RENT A BED LOOE AT THE REST — than *10,500? Then keep the THEN BUY THE BEST! Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Rcda change, but call Visit the beautiful 3 bedroom s l i t By Day, Week or Month. **. Special gcrvltea AH 3-REDROOM house; quiet neigh­ borhood: lew monthly paym en u . 3403 DeCottes. FA 2-2*44. 1 IA 1 ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2944 Franca Ave. 2BEDROOM furnished apartment close la, reasonable. FA 2-6641. ftlC E L Y furnished large 2bedroom and 2 bath apartment; adults. 1112 Sanford A re. Ph. FA 2-54*1.______________________ I k of Your attention is drawn to Mr. Elmo Faria, salesman with Holler Motor Sales for the |iuat two years. He has worked in the automotive field since 1927. Ilia vast experience makes him n valuable member of the Holler staff, Mr. Farls, his wife Mary and son George, reside at 1301 Park Ave., Sanford. They have another son. Elmo ill, who is serving in the U. S. Air Corps. They are mem­ bers of the First Methodist Church. Mr, Faria belongs to the Sanford Shrine Club and the Sanford Kiwanis. He enjoys many outdoor sports and holds membership in the Sanford Boat nnd Ski Club. Home* feature .1 Bedroom* • lii Tile Hath* • Screened Porch - Utility Room • Ter. r a tio Fluor* • Carporte • Land•raped Lot* - All City Con­ venience*. South PINECREST 4th Addition Homes Designed For Florida Living. 3 ft 4 Bedrooms — 1 ft 2 Bnthn VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payment! Low aa $426 Y o u c a n m o v e i n im m e d i­ a t e ly w h ile th e p a p e rs a r t b e in g p rocessed . W e G u a ra n tee F e n o n g l S a tis fa c tio n On H i* C o n s t r u c t io n O f Y e a r H om e O r Y o u r M oney C h e e r fu lly MONTHLY PAYMENTS R e fu n d e d . Odham & Tudor, Inc. Cer Hwy. 17-82 ft 270k t t Phon FA 2-1501 - �I — - V ;r , Mir M .» .l M i T h e B els O f SL M ary's*' TV Shew N ot Too'W arm ' W estern M ilitary Experts W orried Over Red Nuclear W eapon Advances LONDON (UPI) - The Werter* M m a n beginning to k in aer■ I thoughts m ten present marm a o tb ir test explosions of reported startling adto Ruarian nuclear wrap* W eeten military esparto today. told l'nltad Proaa tho Western dateat tha O n n a nuclaar talks darU of pottk Irina which apposoa furlia r *ar giptoehmo aod tea advanced Soviet • Par Marly a year tea world baa wotrill I tea negotiation* to Geoon . bapiai teat tea apectar at a « race eaw bo asoaod la Gr­ after a tWD-BMWte Mo “ nuclaar tea VaMod Mateo bomb." taata wtU Analysis af this (aDowt ted year. U. I. scientists to tbs Tbs military exports la the Russians had enormously Western leaden tbs strong public demand tar a greater suppUas of uranium than boa m teste. Bat, teey said,evi­ the West suspected, k also indi­ dence so fa r -o f tee danger to cated they bad wived the prob­ baaite by radiooctivo faUowt la not lem, which seta baffled Western coecluaiva. Wastera atateameo aad milttery scientists, of bringing large quan­ leadcra bava tee nepoasIbUMy for tities af uranium—225 together to deciding wbeteer tea aUUtary riak the cuing of their superbomb to tee Weal of a prolonged baa without producing an automatic oa teste eotweighs tee Improved nuclear reaction. The military experts hers said danger to besite, they said. Tho esperta recalled ovideoce Russia's Sputniks and Luniks given by tbs U. S. Atomic Energy have shown tbs has missiles cap­ Coa fti Iaaloo oarly this ynar to a able of delivering her super atom­ dosod sessioo of n Senate tub- ic bomb. No country yet has a THIS AERIAL VIEW shows n portion o f the flooded area at Plymouth, committee. AXC sdaHata said missile powerful enough to carry New Hampshire, after a wild, three-day northeast storm dumped up to that fallout, trapped sad analysed ■ hydrogreo bomb, they said. eight inches o f rain over much of New England. One of the main problems is la after a particularly dirty Randan the method of detonating the hy­ nuclaar test last year, indicated that Roasto bad developed a “ so- drogen bomb. The start of a fuslon reaction require* such vast heat aod eoergy that Western sci­ entists have so far been able to produce K only by using an atom- I NEW YORK (U P I) — The non Mona L b a it believed by ed by the Vernons. The Houiloa is bomb to detonate the hydrogen “ other" Mona Lisa, a disputed many experts to have been paint­ group negotiating for the Mona version of the Da Vinci master­ ed by Leonardo da Vinci in 1102, Lisa is headed by Dr. Edwin C. bomb. The Russians also appear to be piece valued at lt.500.000, may five years before he painted the Connor, a wealthy retired phy­ ahead of the West to finding an get a home in a Texas museum. nearly identical but more famous sician. and includes several bank­ The Vernon fam ily, owners of canvas which hangs in Paris' ers. doctors, an insurance firm altcrnativo to this, according to the painting, aod the prospective Louvre. The Vernons keep it in president snd a prominent at­ the Loodoo experts a sign tbat lenders art toying A Soviet explosives expert. Gen. purchasers in Houston,, Tex., con­ a bank vault in Summit. X. J. torney. Georgi Iosifovich Pokrovisky. said firmed today that negotiations Slagle said negotiations are away from GI William Henry Vernon of New­ According to Jam.-a J. Carney recently all Russia's latest hydro­ "a re going on and have been for being handled in Houston by Mary port, R. I., an ancestor of Vernon tom e little tim e." But neither gen bombs are detonated by whs’ Frances FetUg, an agent retainJr., a University af Miami fin­ was entrusted with the painting ance professor, the interest rate bs called an “ electrical explo­ party would say bow near to a by Marie Antoinette of France climb is tevsliog off but there is sion" instead of by atomic bombs tale the negotiations have gotten. at the time of her arrrst during Purchase of the painting would Westers military experts said no prospect far “ soy substan­ the French Revolution. The queen tial lowering of interest rates tor the value of the bydrogren bomb, rank at one of the biggest art told her young Am erican friend transactions a American his­ even in massive retaliation, was at lssst six months." Carney gava that he could keep “ the portrait this assessment to tee National seriously limited by its weight tory. A reliable report indicates TALLAHASSEE (U P I) Bars of tbe nun by Leonardo" If she League of Insured Savings Asso­ and teat at present it can be de the Vernon family already hat were executed. ciations, to convention to Miami. IIvend only W manned bombers turned down an offer of S800.000 and cocktail lounges in the state The owners of the puuu.ru art aad Britain bavo a Famed Picture Valued Over A M illion Experts Say Pressure O ff Home Loan Interest WASHINGTON (UFI) -Experts la off borne loan Tkoy may not be going down to able future but are oat to pa op either. Hooey to atlH aotog to be cumwith lenders quaand ftoawrtol roeourcos carefully. to tbs National Auoaf Real Estate Boards, Bars Can Operate On Election Day Worry Clinic I t o n y 'i case to—id be am dU d k e per cent afaaa aad to March to V And bp s i means fanwos “ ran— te atqM tor R can sMmtosto much toward aoatlisf borrowing, NARER PrvnM. UdaM af U a An­ te that loaders are tor sales af Mess, tee impact of high merrhaadtee. Few I bousing industry. fi “ Tbs growing practice of makla f mortgage decisions primari­ ly m Immediacy of yield with beys. minimum apparent regard to the RT — GEORGE W. CRANE. future la a serious source of PbJ).. M. D. trouble to the bousing industry," CASK C — 472: Tunmy R., aged Udall said. Ha leveled sharp criUctsm at 7, la a lonely youngster. an FHA l e a n s when the maximum FHA Intere g rate waa tocreaaed on Sept. M from l b to SH per cent. Instead of trimming diacouola by an expected four points, Udall said, the interest boost led to dis­ count reductions of about two points. "11m current price level of yHA-insured mortgages apptars more a matter of assessing tea burden that the public and tee bousing industry will bear aad lasa a matter of Judictuue decision la Isrmt of the long run tostdanrial market,” Udall said. Ho noted that the S per cent sale oa conventional loans—those tbat are not backed by the govern­ ment—is “ bumping against the usury laws'* in about a dow n states. As a result discounts—un­ common on conventional loans— are coming into use. Loans guaranteed by the Veter­ ans Administration (or former servicemen “ are practically un­ available in many areas because ef the 5*4 per cent ceiling on the interest ra te," UdaU said The VA reported a further decline in appraisal requests in September, for the work, but this could not be confirmed. "T h e price under discus*Km te 11.500,000.” said Christian W. Slagle, a Vernon in ixw and fam ­ ily spokesman. ' Thu painting te So the "Pause A Praise'' stra­ the hottest thing in the art world even though it te an eiahth of an tegy fulfills his Hunger f«e men away from complete authen­ public recognition. It creates the tication. But ooe must remember proper “ mental net" for probable that the Louvre Mona Lisa has a mystery of ka ow n." acceptance af your logic. The beautifully preserved VerEARLY VACCINATION “ Or. Crane," a local clergyman began. “ Tunmy needs to be to Sunday School. “ Hi* mother approves of my idea but hit father la dead act against it. The father riaima to be an atheist and says churches Just ruin people. “ Betides, he argues it is unfair to prejudice a child's mind, so be says we should w as till Timmy is 21 and then let him decide for himself. "1 know you have taught a Sun­ day School clast for 40 years, to how would you answer Tim m y's father?" FAl'SK A PRAISE When 1 taught my psychology classes at Northwestern Univer­ sity on “ Advertising and Selling". I always urged the students to “ Pause A Praise" when o pros­ pect raised an object wo. Tbi* is the best single bit ef •trategy any talesman can ever acquire. It. helps parents i , . * w -------— -and —school teachers, too. when children ihool questions back at ua. " *“ ■ * * .* "?• u* • chance to collect our feeble wits, M ww have been wool gathering. Second, it inflates the ego of the questioner. Instead of being met with a sharp retort or angr> . . . P no* receives a compliment. That puts him into an agreeable and often agreeing fram e *f "Y ou bava raised a good queation." you can thus begin your reply to Tim m y's father, "and you are quite right in urging that we let a child make up hie own mind on many iasuea. "Sometimes, however, we adulU have more experiences so it is helpful rf we add our matura judgment to lip the scales la the proper direction “ For example, we now know teal MsaUpux and dipthena and polio can be prevented almost completely by vaccinating child ren. The youngsters seldom want to be vaccinated, so if we left it solely up to them, they’d n sk infection rather than suffer the minor needle prick at the time of vaccination. “ Thus, we parents must ta ct­ fully 'sell' them on what te good insurance for their later adult health. “ By the same logic, we should tactfully vaccinate them against social unpopularity by teaching them table manners, plus clean­ liness with a toothbrush, soap, etc. “ And team work te now m ore necessary than ever before, be­ cause of our loom ing population, so we need to train a child us fair play and the Golden Rule. "M ost of us parents fail to tutor our suuuicai children •F'VMivaii; specifically wu on euwi such points, so U ia convenient to let them attend a Sunday School where some unselfish person do natea time to teach the youngsters moral manners. "If you left it up to Timmy, don't you think he'd prefer to go wills ilia playmates and spend an hour singing inspirational tongs and listening to tales of moral heroism? muxs. In fact, why not come along Each of us at birth is branded with Timmy next Sunday and in­ acron the chest with this lifelong, spect the modern Sunday school? though Invisible tattooYou are an analytical thinker, eo KEY WEST. (U P I) - Pump* maybe you could offer us some worked through the night to keep ANT " AYT T° r K t L good suggestions for improving a British freighter afloat here, II?" but the ship got into port. (Always write to Dr. Crane Tlie 445 too Crystal, with a hole la care of this newspaper, en­ ripped la iU bull, llmpwd into closing a long 4c stamped, ad­ port shortly after midnight with dressed envelope and 20c to OUTOBER 17 • Coast Guard escort rover typing and printing ro«ti Admission* Tho 225-foot vessel had reported when yen send tor ene ef kte John W. Hall, Sanford k waa sinking with X persona booklets. aboard Wednesday aflernooo. The Caudooe Wharton. Sanford crew radioed that tea aingl* pump Will* Lawrence, Sanford 8TA-NU Cleaning Linda Roasi. Sanford could not keep ahead of tbe water Jewel Jones. Sanford pouring through tho hole. Keep* Clothan Jut what caused the tear to Julia Mansfield, Sanford L IK E N E W ! Cleo Howard. Sanfurd Iho hnU was not known. Carolyn Betts, SaiMord Hie Coast Guard K-nt airplanes which dropped two extra pumps Roecoe Williams, Sanfurd to the Crystal. Using these, the Gertrude Smith, Osteen crow waa able to get underway Emma Thornton, Sanford aad made it to Kay Weet with Lucy Bridgea. Sanford g cutter is eocart. Dtaostoaate Tho crystal, a two-masted con­ Mary lie ten Oyter aad bahf, Sanford verted yacht, waa bound fur C O L O N IA L C L E A N E R ! Tampa whan M Beat tbe SOS. Frederick Zuil. Matoaod 11* R. Avo. John Ivy, Oviedo Drive-la l i t W. lMh Elizabeth Mitchell, Sanfurd Leaves For Meet Crippled Freighter Reaches Key West Hospital Notes fi « M Call FA 2-3315 P hilip* ■ iffi i Dr. aad Mrs. L. T. Doss left to­ day to attend tho annual cooven tioo of the Florida Chiropractic Assn, at the Robert Meyer Hotel in Jacksonville. Dr. Dose la president of tho Gavel Club, an organization of part presidents of the asaocia Una. The nation'* lending tobacco companies spent • total of nearly III million dollar* to advertise the tB brands af eigararti i daring 2tM. Thu. according to Adrarttotog Age, waa loo* than boM t east won't have to d o s e Nov. 2 when the people vole on the reappor­ tion m eot amendment. In an opinion Wednesday for Beverage Director L Grant Peeples. Atty. Gen. Richard Ervin ruled that a 1953 act changed the rlrifin f on »Ko4 Keee ? TUld tv kept open during special elections. The electioo on the «4 senator. 100-member House apportionment will h« a sp ecu l election to deeido only that one issue. OCTOBER OUR \ Slagle's wife. Mrs. Agnes Vernon Slagle of 2S9 Fairmont Chatham, N. J .; her sister. Mrs. Dorothy Vernon Landis o f Pound Ridge, 741 Yi, and their mother, Mrs. Alice C. E. Vernon They never have been able to : Z t j ' j ' j It In N.ta iiuiuet because they fear fire and theft. Even the Louvre Mona L u a was slashed from its fram e and stolen, but later was returned to tbe muscum. By FRED DANZIG N EW YORK (U P I) — Having watched "The Bella of 5t. Mary s" Tuesday night, the cockles of my heart should bo warm enough to cut Into winter fuel bills. Bat it didn't work out that way. Tbe 90-minute CBS-TV produc­ tion put together some engaging personalities to tell the story of St. M ary’s parochial school, iu troubles with a neighboring mil­ lionaire and its faith in itself and prayer. The troubles were many: The millionaire, p l a y e d b y Charles Ruggles, was a hypo­ chondriac who wanted the school razed fo r a parking lot; Sister Benedict, played by Claudette Col­ bert, developed tuberculosis; Pat­ sy bad family troubles; Eddie couldn't fight; the school was falling apart and, la the idiom of the day. one student took a dive on a quiz. Enough trouble here to last through a full 34-eplsode se­ ries, I ’d say. Because a play o f this sort sug­ ar-coats life, the troubles, though many, were really superficial. Even the tuberculosis was a very mild case. Prognosis: excellent. And the millionaire really had a heart of gold. Since his new of­ fice building was noticeably lack­ ing in traffic, it was no surprise when he donated it to the parish for a new school. Tho most renuine performance of the night was turned in by Marc Connolly, as Dr. McKay. He had aa honest, natural ap­ proach while the masterful browwrinkler. Robert Preston and Miss Colbert were fine in a scene to outdo each other . , . However, Miss Colbert was fine in a scene that had her boxing and, later when the learned of her illness. Otherwise, she was, well — Clau­ dette Colbert, complete with su­ perfluous hand-waving. Prev'an'a "role called for complete, believa­ ble warm-hand ingenuity. He came over with exetaaive stiff4tC»l. The labored mechanics of this story have been rendered obsolete by time and 1 thought the funda­ mental message — dealing with faith rewarded — could have been P m rk A v t. The Chenael H * in : Ralph Edward* brings his NBC - TV Wednesday night show. This U Your Life, back to New York r R , two program* ia November, u0daunted by hie encounter with Lowell Thomas during toe Uit viait. Carl Reiner has been added to tea gueat list o f Dinah Shore's Parisian review on NBC-TV this Sunday because of a postponed appearance by Les Marottes, > puppet act. Metropolitan Opeia star Cesare Siepi appears on the N ot. 5 CBS-TV The Big Party, f ) show the late Errol Flynn had been booked into. Backstage. Abe Burrows has assumed his duties as executive producer o f 'Party,' now that some Broadway direc­ torial commitments are ended. Allied Artiste, a film company that has produced “ The A1 Ca­ pone Story" and “ Friendly Per­ suasion." will produce two a« yet unspecified TV film series foe ABC films starting in Janu arR Ethel Skutts, the popular band singer o f tbe lii30, stars in “ Spe­ cial Delivery," a forthcoming CBS-TV Alfred Hilebccck ehiiier. One out of every seven medical bills covered by health insurance in the U. S. ia 2500 or more while more than half fall between I1M and 2499. I ixr * s FREE- TO BE GIVEN AW AY THIS FRIDAY NIGHT AT 8:30 P. M. JUST COME IN AND REGISTER! ONE 4 - P I E C E BEDROOM SUITE ONE O CC A S I O N A L CHAI R ONE FLOOR LAMP BABY FURNITURE BABY BED AND MATTRESS - P LA Y P E N S -------STROLLERS AT - - THIS IS THE LAST WEEK TO SAVE-40% 4 DINETTE SUITES AT 28.88 11.95 11.95 ON DINING ROOM SUITES 40% Off DINING ROOM JUNES THIS WEEK Off ONLY 1100 FRENCH FREE PARKING W cX ib in " N . I saw only tbe last half o f Art U nklelter’s NBC-TV Startim* special Tuesday night — the on* in which Linkletur the TV per. tonality plugged a new book by Linkletter the author, which *as published by a firm that Linkletter the businessman U a part­ ner in. So far at is known. Linkletter doesn't own the automobile firm that sponsored him. The tto terviews with children appeared' to have a carefully rehearsed air o f unrehearsed behavior about them. The Interview with Mrs. Hannah Nixon and her aon, Vic* President Richard Nixon, didn't belong on this show. SA LE C a M a u iM f t 114 twice aa effective If half of the underdeveloped aub * plota Wert discarded. £ FA 2-6S31 •CENTER# FA 27953 �4 County Urged To Vote In Reapportionment Election Tuesday Legislative Delegation Favors Passage O f Act H I S«tninolt County'* legislative delegation today urged it* 12,500 eligible voter* to give the county the largest voting turnout in the state and back the reapportionment issue in Tuesday** election. ■0 Senator Douglas Stenstrum and Representatives Mack Cleveland Jr. and Gordon Frederick said this morning that I “ the a mend meat trill mean a great deal to the county and e u te .” Seminole calmly voter* also will have • chance lo role on accept­ ance of the school board’ s recom ­ mended eight mill tax levy and Iwo mill* for the building and bus reserve fund. The three school trustee candi­ date# will nsn again unopposed in Som e 1,000 residtnli in Seminole the election. They are R. F. Coop­ County and Debary will get a re­ er, J1m Birkaameyer and Roy duction In their telephone bills Mann. Sanford voters also will vote on ■tartiag la November, Bob Sbedden, m s n a ie r of the Sanford o f­ a d t p commissioner post with J. fice o f the Southern Bell T ele­ H. "J im m y '' Crsppa opposing in­ cum bent Merle Werner. phone Co., reported today. Crappe becam e the only candi­ Shedden laid *00 person* In the eounty and the m me number in date to run against the present DeBary will get the reduction due officeholder!. Only > write-in bal­ tft an elimination of mileage lot can oppose Earl Higginbotham in his race lor ■ third term on the ehangei in the a n a . A n s a In Seminole County affect­ commission. The constitutional amendment ed are Lock Arbor. Lake M ary, Ravenna Park. Sunland Estates proposes a 44-acnator, 103 member House legislature—a total of 14 end North Orlando area. Shedden reported he is sending new legislators. Most of them out tettera to the aubecribcrs tell­ would be elected from the Mate's larger population centers. ing them of the reduction. The proponents maintain the According to the letter, the tele phone company recently completed proposal la the best that can be a etudy of the monthly mileage obtained from the legislature. Op­ qpergea applicable to telephone ponents in the large counties com ­ eTrvlca. The atudy was requested plain it still does not give them bp the Florida Railroad and Pub­ a fair share of representation. Stenstrom said that “ we In lic Utilities Commission. The letter states that the study Seminole County stand to gain as showed that certain reductions in much as anyone m Florida by the mileage charges were appli­ voting In favoT of thla amend­ cable and will start effective N ov. ment. If the amendment passes, the county will have its own sen­ 1. ator rather than sharing a sen­ ator In the years ahead with Brevard County." “ Thla, of course, ie not the only reason that 1 hope our people will support this amendment. The amendment, in my opinion, Is lair lo all of Florida and, while It ia not perfect and docs not represent An 80-year-old Casselberry resi­ the thinking of any one person, it dent died this morning o f in­ is the firat real step forward that juries received in a two-car col­ the people of the faster growing lision on Highway 17-9? Wednes­ areas of the state have had an day afternoon. opportunity to take in many, many The man was identified as Clyde Rising who died at 4:10 a. m. years. “ I do hope lha people of our day of a punctured lung, head county will support this amend­ juries ami several broken ribs. m en t/ hut piore. Importantly. I The Florida Highway Patrol re­ hope ever; regisiervsl volet ported that Rising’ s car rut into wlj) take the time to go to the the path o f a vehicle operated polls to vote whether they are for by Dallas Pillom of Fort Worth. against the amendment. If Tea. The accident occured one Florida's constitution la to be mile north of Casselberry. changed, it should be by the voice Officers said Rising, attempt­ I of the majority of our people," be ing to get on the highway, ap­ parently did not see the other 1 added. Cleveland said that opponent* vehicle and swerved into it. of the amendment have offered | N i charges were filed against no solution to the problem. "The Plliom. the highway patrol re­ only way la a compromise solu­ ported, tion, which this amendment Is," Rising was tsken to Seminole Memorial Hospital and then trans­ he said. Frederick voiced Uie same opin­ ferred to Orange Memorial Hos­ ion, and added (hat passage of pital. the amendment la in the beat in­ Funeral arrangements are not terest* of the county and state. complete. He had pointed out last week that by giving the county a full Senate seal, the proposal would increase Seminole’s voice there by about <0 per cent, since Brevard County actually has twice the number of voters as Seminole. “ Most people don't reallie how important the vote on this pro­ The United Fund drive in Sem i­ posal is to u* in this county The nole County has reached » t per delegation hope* sincerely dial we cent of Us goal of git ,*11. have the biggest turnout in the Up lo this morning I1J.2S6.28 has state and that the voter* will ap­ been collected from 1.054 dona­ prove the reapportionment,’’ Fred­ tions. erick said. Major gills have accounted fur Present records show that a 10 m largest percentage of money, per cent Increase of reaidenU ith *6.738 railed. will go lo the poll* compared to Industrial ami business leaders last year, in Sanford 8.7T0 voter* have netted over 52,000, while di­ are eligible to vole. versified businesses hive Collected 1174. According to school drive chair­ man, Robert Brown. Wtfl has been raised from the schools and II,t*l (rum canvasmg residents in WASHINGTON (UIM1 — Presl the city. dent Eisenhower underwent exCounty Agent Cecil Tucker retensive mediral examination to­ oorted 12.500 raised in the commuday as part of an annual phyaiwfltiea outside the city limits. cal checkup. He entered Walter Heed Army Hospital late Thursday snd the The deadline fur getting state, White House said the Chief Kxecand county occupational licenses utive might decide to remain in is tomorrow, licenses can be se­ hi* hospital suite longer than us­ ual for a routine eaamination. cured at tiie court house. Seminole, DeBary Phone Subscribers So Get Rate Cut (asselberry Man Dies After Crash f y United Fund Drive Reaches $13,256 « Ike Gets Extensive M edical Checkup Deadline Tomorrow JJ.S. Astronauts Ready, Space Doctor Says ROME (L T D —A leading Am er­ ican spsce doctor *aid Inday any ooe o( the seven U. S. Astro­ naut* can take of! fur outer apace “ tom orrow" — providing a space v e h ic le l* ready. • Dr. Siegficld J Gcralhewohl made the statement in com m ent­ ing on a Runian scknti*t’ i re­ mark Thursday to be launched in > apace. “ We have s man ready, too," said Gerathewuhi. “ In fact, seven of them. .Any one of our Astro­ nauts could be »*nt up tomorrow oa sub . orbital or abort orbital tigh t* g the vehicle were rea d y ." Hwofha ii ilil. 4 «he U. g. Amy • a n c l e Uf-W'c Agency, defined involving ‘ ‘ one or two orbit* ■round the earth, for a few hour* in spare." Geratbewohl Interrupted * pa­ per he was delivering to the World Congress o f Aviation and Space medicine to challenge So vtet sciential* to take pan in a freer exchange of information on space research. He said the Ku.sians had tup plied data on some high • flying rocket experiment* with animals (bet stayed Up only a few min ute», but had witn.icld inform* Don on Laika, the dog that stay­ e d aloft ia Sputnik U “ tor hour*." “ The data on Lakes, which we s’Jll do nut have, i- very import- I tat to ee ad," tterettiewehl eesd. 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UP1) — Stock prices al 1 p. m .: American A ir lin e s ........... MVh Am erican TAT ..................... 7IH Bethlehem Steel ................... 55H Chrysler .................. . *8 Curtiss • Wright ................. SOtl DuPont ......................................MT14 Eastman Kodak ..................... MH Ford Motor ............................ MH General Electric ................... BIH General Motor* ..................... HH Graham • Paige ................... 2li . Inti. T A T ............................ 37H Lorillard .................................... 41H Minute Maid .......................... MH Penney ................................... 110 Penn RR ................................ l « i i Royal Am erican ................. 4 S e a n Roebuck .................... 4*Vi Standard Oil (N J) ............... 4>H Studehaker ......... 24Vs U. S. Steel .............................. 100H Wealinghouse El ................... )7H ir e r a ld WEATHERs Clear end slightly cooler tonight end tomorrow. High today, 80-55. Low tonight, 60-86. VOL. X U X United Pram Uaecd Wire EeUbILthed IMS Eighty-eight year* ago General Henry B. Sanford discovered the city of Sanford. Three days ago, a direct descendant of the general discovered the city again. Rodney Frederick Sanford of Rochester, N. Y., arrived in town for a ehort one-tiny visit. Hi* first stop wo* the Henry Sanford Memorial Library and Museum at 620 E. First St„ in Mellonville Park. Mr. Sanford said he ia probably a distant cousin of the general. He came into town with some interesting data about the general and hie family. Mr. Sanford said the first Sanford arrived in America in 1762 from Murry Haddon, Eng­ Layoffs Soar DETROIT (U P I) — Auto In dustry layoff* due to the steel strike soared to nearly 180,000 to­ day. nearly ail of them affecting giant General Motors. GM an­ nounced it* layoffs due to ma­ terials shortages would total 1S5,000 at the end of today's shift*. Chrysler Corp. announced it* lay­ off* would total 4,800. land. and had nine children who were named for Bible characters. Sanford is in the Ezekiel line. Hia name Rodney, however, wue from Admiral Rodney, the famous British sailor whose name was given to the Flagship Rodney o f the British Navy during World War II. Mr. Sanford also cleared up one point for many about the Civil War — there were tvs many Sanfords on the aide of the south during the war between the states as there were on the north. Although Mr. Sanford said he w h s on a hurried business trip and didn't have timfe to really aee th# city and browse around the memorial library, he said he admires the city ST. PETERSBURG (U P I)— Th# fish - killing red tide appeared to bo dead today but scientist* plan ned another aerial Inspection to be sure. A flight over 150 mites of Gulf water* Thursday revealed that kli* coast from Clearwater to San Carlo* Ray was virtually clear of dead fish. No new water discoloration* were seen. Stand Is Urged M ONTGOMERY, Ala. (U PI) Gov. John Patterson urged state officials today to resist federal agents investigating New NYgru voti*r registration complaint* in Alabam a. The governor said agent* were probing violation* of Negro right* in Daliaa County, located in the rich agricultural Black Bell which stretches acr«i* the center of the Mate. TOP STUDENTS for the first six weeks period at Pinecrest Junior High School are Mike Garner and Helen Mann. Two studenta are choiten from each section in the school on the basis o f achievement, reliability, and effort Aid f. -1 : thie field,‘ the top two are chosen. Th® Pilot ('Inti will award emblem* and letters of commendation UF the honor students next Tuestlny. (Stuff Fh§vr>) Reds Move I’p NEW DELHI (U PI) — The Chinese Communist* have «*• leaded their ctK-ckptr1-' \t* - *■> r wider area of the Ladakh section of tile Indian slate o f Jammu and Kashmir, report* from the fron­ tier said today. Foreign policy experts said it appeared likely the Communists may attempt to penetrate even farther into In­ dian territory. Turns Down Railroad TALLAHASSEE ( UPI) Th* Railroad ami Pt'blic Utilities Com­ mission today refu n d to allow the Florida East Coast Railroad and th* Railway Express to close their agencies at Ormond Beach. In a 2-1 split derision, the com­ mission said ■ llhough llie compa­ nies said they would save money by centralising Uieir operations through the Daytona Beach agen­ cies, Ormond Beach would sutler from closure of the agencies. Southside School Carnival Saturday NO. 558 and even hopes to settle here eomeday. Mr. Sanford told the librarian that he felt that the city la wonderfully aituated and looked as if U were growing rapidly. A check of several books at the library yea* terday revealed that Mr. Sunford’a ancestor felt about the same way when he founded thi city. Suid General Sanford in 1871: “ Here, one day, will be the greatest city of interior Florida, as its soli, ite health and its climate justify me in believing ite resource# for pleasure resort# and for business art un­ limited." Believed Dead In Mexican Landslide Red Tide Dead ATLANTA (C P I) — A leading tel avis Ion executive warned dele­ gates to live National Assn, of Broadcasters convention here to­ day "w e must govern ourselves or be governored.” Gaines Kelley, general manager of a Greensboro, N. C., station, said more careful observation of programs “ which are transmitted through our faci­ lities and over which we have no direct con’ roi" was needed. SANFORD, FLORIDA Descendant O f Gen. Sanford Discovers City News Briefs TV Men Warned FRIDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1959 Steel Union Appeals To Court On T-H Law WASHINGTON ( UPI) The delpliia, ia upholding the TaftUnited Stelwiirkcrs form ally ap­ Hartley injunction against the pealed to the Supreme Court to­ steel strike, gave the Steelwork day to review the Taft-Harllcy in­ era Union until M onday to file junction ordreing the SOO.UOu strik­ their appeal. er* back to work. Tile government on Wednesday Court to The union filed a petition chal­ asked Ui* Supreme lenging Uie constitutionality u( shorten this period and compel em ergency provisions of the Tall tiie union to file by noon today. But th* court denied the govern­ Hartley Act under which the gov ernment sought to halt the strike ment's plea. tor 80 days. At the same time, the union askrd the high tribunal in extend a stay of the injunction until it nnaly decides me cate. Th* union's 28-page petition said the injunction presented questions ufg utmost gravity that should he decided by the highest court ui tin­ HAVANA (UPI)— A light plan* land. The Supreme Court lias carrjm g Maj. Camilo Cien/uegos, never ruled on T all-Hanley in the Cuban army com m ander, is junction procedures. missiug and feared to have Th* petition w as filed per tonally crash'd In central Cuba, it was by Arthur J. Goldberg, chief at announced Unlay. torney (or the stelworkers Cienfuego* left central Cuba it was not known how goon llie around 6 p. m. with three other Supreme Court would act on the persons and the plan* w as never appeal. heard from again. The governm ent The appellate court in I'tida- ordered an intensive search for the <raft, a six tee te r, twinengined plane, C.i-'i.’u ’ go* wer one of the he­ ro*» <>f th* Castro revolution against President Fulgenclo Batis­ City work crew s ate pulling ta and directed hia troops while the finishing touches on a new off- wearing an Am erican-style cow ­ street parking lot al Third and boy hat. Earlier the government d is­ Palmetto today. City Manager closed that three U. S. citlacna Warren Knowles said Knowlca said parking meters fur faced possible trial by Castro’ s the new lot arc expected to arrive revived military tribunals which today. The new lot will have executed fkx) “ tra l'ora " earlier this yaar. facilities for 21 cars. Cuban Commander Reported Missing New Parking Lot To Be Finished Final propitiation* were n u d e tud*y for th# Southside School Carnival Saturday on the school playground » s arrangements for refreshment* wi-ie completed. Keuturrs o f the carnival will include pony rides, a haunted house, an auction, tish ponds and Other games. A panel of Judges will make a secret judging o f Halloween (u»tunics worn to th* carnival and will award trophic* for the “ fun­ niest and scariest" costumes, Mrs. Sue Gucrry, chairman of the event, said. The carnival will open its amusement* and other features ST PETERSBURG BEACH al 5:30 p.m. ( UPI ) Nine men with th-ir eye* on becoming Florida’s next gover n<-r engaged in a good-humored discussion here Thursday and agreed that tiie state’ s biggest problems are connected with its TALLAHASSEE ( UPI) - The rapid growth. Railroad and Public Utilities Com­ Eight appeared in a panel d>* mission today authorised the Rail­ cu**loa sponsored hy the Florida way Exprwas Agency to boost It* Motel Assn, holding its annual lev* than carload freight rate* in convention here. Each candidate Florida by 25 cents a hundred got four minute* to stale id* case. pounds. Th* ninth, form er Circuit Judge Shipment* not affected by the John McCarty, talked via Ion* order include mdk, cream and distance telephone. related product*, daily news The ones present were House paper* sod human remain*. Speaker Thom a* Beasley, Senate Undar Me order, the minimum I’ reaident Dewey Johnson. Sena. increase will be cents per ship Fred Dickinson and Doy’ e Carlton I Jr., toroiar ttuuae Speaker Ted ( MEXICO CITY (U P !) An avalanche caused hy heavy rains obliterated the village of MiuatitIan Thursday with a sudden blow that may have snuffed out 800 lives, report* from the slurm d e­ vastated west coast disclosed to­ day. Swarms of scorpions and taran­ tulae altackrd the injured aurvlvors whan the rain loosened side of the Copales Mountains thunder­ ed onto the village and tore loose the nests of the poliMonou* insects (arachnids), Frantic appeals for anti-venom serum were radioed la M exico City. The disaster at Minalillun was only one of a aeries lliat h it'M ex i­ co’ s Pacific Coaal Tuesday when a storm, described as a cyclon e, wiped out a doien villages ami killed mure than 1,000 persons. Many hundred! were still unacrounted fur, 'Die fate of I,MX) persons in the flooded town of Zacoalpan in Trick Or Treat Aid Canvass Set Tiie familiar chant, “ Trick or Treat" will takr on a new lin g tonight In Sanford a* little spooks ! and goblins, ipaci-mcn and w it­ ches, ring doorhrlH throughout the comm unify. To the well knuwn cry will be added Die words, “ for U N ICEF." More than two million yifugsu-rt over Ih# country will be parti­ cipating in this, tiie biggest pro­ ject ever earned out by children to help children. Conducted locally hy llie First Methodist Church and Sanford’ * Jewsh families ronnecled with the Tempi* of Liberal Judaism in Orlando, the children will Inescorted in small groups. The Jewish children who have been coopers ng with this project for three years will lie under the supervision uf Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Epstein ami Mrs. Doris .Stein. Juniors of the First Methodist Church will meet al 7 p. m. today at the church. After can ­ vassing the neighborhood, they will return to Urn church for * penny-counting party in * Hallowe­ en atmosphere. Hunt For Wreckage U H PLK Y t i l ’ ll - Air Force search parties combed the area about this Northwest Florida city lo*lay, seeking to find a possible survivor of the crash of an F101 Voodoo Jet. The million dollar plane, from Tyndall Air Force Base near Panama City, was blown to bits Thursday when H exploded after crashing into a pasture near here. Candidates Agree Growth Top Problem Express Rate Hike Granted In State I David, former Rep. C. F a r m Bryant. Miami attorney Earl Faircloth. and th* Rev. G eorge Downs, a political newcomer from W itter Park. The panel was moderated by Publisher Nelson Poynter of the St. Petersburg Tim es. Problems allied with Florida's fast growth wer* listed as paramourl and several called for long range planning on such things as road and school construction. Several mentioned governm ental economy. Highlight# of th* speech**: M cCarthy-Called for • better program to attract tourists. Beasley—Sa'd papulation is ov er­ using tu t# revenue. Johnson— Cautioned against drastically changing the Constitu­ tion. D ickinson-U rgcd better roads and mure urban planning. Carlton — Called for better schools and dedicated public servanU who will fight dem ago­ gues, David—Asked for an end to political warring faction*. Falrcloth— Cited le g isla te reapportionment aa the major prob­ lem. Bryant—Suggested a long rang* road buildmg program. Downs— Urged hesfuig up the tourist business since many tour­ ist* are overflying Florida for ‘ CarlbbcM vecaU-Vo*. northern ws# still In doubt. An aircraft pilot who flew over the area on a rrliel mission said only the church steeple was protruding above the flood waters. Ten coastal village* were report­ ed wlprd o ff the map hy the atornia and high lidra. Ten smalt freighter* w ere sunk including th# passenger-freighter Sinaloa with >1 dead. Three American women th# Slnalo were, missing—M n . Lucille Petit of Laguna Beach, Calif., and Mrs. Margaret Gower and M n . F. R, Harris, both ef Acapulco, .Mux. Vicious Rain Storms W hip Across Southwest Lulled Press International A vicious wind and rain storm raged through the Soulhweal Thursday night, triggering flash flu*nfs in the deserts end causing widespread damage ia Arizonn and California. The floods swept two bullies from their mothers’ arm to their deaths. Several other persons were injured. The storms were the worst in a Itiond weather pattern that dumped ruin from Mtnneseta and th* Dukotns to Texas and over most uf the Southwest and South­ east. Know fell throughout MunUnu, North Dakuta, Nevada and Utah, with four-inch depths repelled at Lander, W yo,, and Bassett, Neb, Heavy mow warnings were up to*iay for western Nebraska, Kan­ sas, Oklahoma and eastern Culorado and New Mexico. In the South >asl, Bavannuh, Ua. recorded 3.67 inches of rain in 24 hours and Augusta, (ia., reported -*»- inch in six hour*. The shower urea stretched from the Car*, liiuu and G eorgia to the M in i * aippi River end southward into Florida. Arizona officials told Maud# Kldridge, 2, drowned whea a Dash flood tore Uie child from her mother’* grasp after a torrent e l water rushed through a "dry w ash" and awumped the family car. .Hlmron !-ce M ean , 4, was ha* licvcd drowned or burled ia sand after flash floods swept th* fans, ily car H00 feet off the old Apacb# Trail near Phoenix and burled It in water and silt. Her parent* crawled from the car with minor injuries. Students, Parents Discuss Projects School projects and problem ! o f student* were dixeussed at the or. ganiiatiun meeting nf club leader! and parents of Seminole High School Thursday night. Principal A. J. Bracken presided over the assem bly ami explained that the group had been called to partially replace the form er parent-teacher representation et LAKELAND ( UPI) Florida the school. Citrus Mutual charged Thursday Bracken praised th* parent* who it la imjiroper (or Itie federal had served In th* past and ex* government to predict future pressed appreciation fur the con­ citrus prices. tributions o f this group, but said General Manager Robert W. that a parent-teacher group does Rutledge fired off a telegram to not mret all the needs of th* tiie U. S. Agriculture Depart­ school. ment’s marketing service protest­ The studenta offered construe, ing it* Tuesday “ outlook” in live criticism in matti-ri of school wtiich ft prvdiclctl prices for spirit, cl ti in i dip, conduct, assem­ orange* and grapefruit would he blies and other student-teacher lower tliia season. 1relations, Rutledge la id llie government A proposed school project will be has no business in ihis field and submitted llie individual clubs that the report could be “ serious­ for approi efor* being announc­ ly damaging to producer* and to ed. the entire econom y." Charles Bogan, student body “ We contend that price predie- president, announced the home­ turn* of tin* nature are totally coming parade Nov. 13, and re­ out of the sphere of your activi­ quested that float plans b« mad* ties," Uie telegram said. "F lo r­ hy the next meeting of the club ida citrus growers through their leaders to be held Nov. 5. established organisation* are Student* present at the meeting well equipped to resolve their uwn Included I’ eggy Brice. Kay Ivey, marketing and price problem* Ulan Aiken, Hits Beasley, Deanna without reliance on government." Dietrichs, and Charle* Bogan, Burke Winn, Bobby Thompson, Larry McQuattera, Jimmy Graeey, Johnny Lovelace, Don MeCoy, Bob Osborn, Henry Morgan, Herman Altman, Steve Powell and Doug Miller. Tiie Sanford Kira Department Parents present were Mr. and will have two quartets to pro­ Mrs. Louis Markham, Mr. and vide entertainment at the annual Mrs. Gordon Bradley, M n . Kan* Firem en'* Benefit Show at 8 dall Priest, Mr*. Robert Getman, p. m Wednesday at the Civic Mrs. Dick Aiken, Mrs. T . R. A l­ Center. ford and Rupert Strickland. Stanley amt the Clinch Mountain Boy* ami th* Yarborough Quartet of Orlando will provide music along with some local talent, The infant son of Ur, and Mr*. llyden Puproll and the Seminole Ralph Bella died at birth Tuesday. Boys. Proceed* from the show will go Survivors are the parents, who to the Firemen's Benefit Fund. Uv* at 15U7 Sanford Av*., and » Ticket* may be purchased in ad­ sister, Ellen. Gramktw Funeral vance from any fireman of may Home Is in charge of funeral I arrange meat*. * i huugut al liiii door. Mutual Protests Citrus Predictions Quartets Added To Firemen’s Show Hetts Infant Dies * ■I ■ * t f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Indicate winner by la the name of team opposite the adw asms in the Entry Blank. No scons. J» • Pick a numbu which yoa think wfl bs A s hlgfcsat number of points scored by sny one team on this pays and place this number in the apace pro* Tided in Entry Blank. This will be used to break ties. F R £ E C A SH PRIZES will bti awarded each week (in accordance with Contact Rules a t rig h t) as follower 1st PRIZE: $15; 2nd P R IZ E : • One entry only to each contestant Entries must be brought to the office of this paper or postmark­ ed no later than Friday Noon, October 80. l i f t Srd PRIZE $5. N othing to Buy. Nothing to Pay. N o Obligation. TH IS P A G E W IL L A P P E A R E A C H T U E S D A Y DU RING T H E F O O T B A L L SEASON. OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK N O E M P L O Y E E OF T H E SA N F O R D H E R A L D OR M EM BER OF H IS F A M IL Y IS ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE. ( Reasonable Facsimile ales Accepted) My Memo la «...— ................«... A N C I E N T AGE SEAGRAM’ S “ 7 ?3” far $11.71 £ a l u i O T L o/ u u m You Can Rely on the IN T E G R IT Y , E X P E R IE N C E Haggerty Appliance Center — Bob Crumley Agency ........... Day *a Nile Grill ....... ........ Shoemaker Construction Co. , George’s Tavern ............... .. HID Lumber I Supply _.......... Gregory Lumber.......... ........... McKee Motor C o ....... — Lake Monroe luu .......— ........ Ted Willems Hardware Co. ... Burger King .... ................. . Berry's Warehouse Furniture Nt-HI Bottling Co. .............. . Weil Plemblng a Heating Philips Cities Service .... CarroFe Furniture ...... . McRoberte Tire 8upply ... Seukarik Glass A Paint . Hunt Lincoln • Mercury . Hurry’s Bar A Package . 9 /t/t I think.................... F A IR at Sanford's and D E A L IN G Oldest Building Supply Firm • Tfcwsah ws'rs Is Biddle *t REMODELING, i n css STILL Call — ‘Tba Lambcr NaBbtr” — FA M W for SUDDEN H IL L SERVICE Lumber & Supply Yard SIS W. Srd St. Seufurd, Flu. NOTRE DAME VS N AV I USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN For Chrlotau. GUI. wHI 116 W. First St. “One Block FA 2-511 W est of the' C lock" OHIO STATE VS MICHIGAN STATE Mail or bring entry blank to: Before The Big Games This Weekend — Make Sure Your Refrigerator Is Stocked w ith — "■ > r " The Fresher Refresher NE-HI Quality Flanra, IM SUadard by Which Others A rt JadyWL N E -H I BOTTLING (XX W4 CELERY AYE. PENNSYLVANIA VS HARVARD A ir Conditioned Football Contest Editor SANFORD HERALD Comfort Sanford, Florida Winners of last week’s cuntasl: FIRST PRIZE: BILL MOORE, 306 E. 21st St.. SECOND PRIZE: FREESE, too Garrison Dr.. THIRD PRIZE: 01.A GORDON, 1515 W. 14th 8U GEORGE Bob Crumley A gency t Bask Huild. PA PITTSBURGH VS SYRACUSE Sea “ Shorty" Phillips . to k n p your tar p u rb| — ■ IF l I f L d W - ***** ^Ittea Service priidacU A llu M K a id efficient nechanlcal work. fast, MurtaoM u n l n l . TED W ILLIA M S HARDWARE FA 8-1 ILLINOIS VS PURDUE Nationally at Advertised Discount Furniture 109 N. 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X L t t United Preea Leaeed Wire Established 1908 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1959 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 551 TALLAHAUXK (UPI) — Sen. *• ir s r • . M . attack, it will be the aeeood time in recent months he has won n Ufa or death battle with pneumonia. He will celebrate hia 117th birthday Nor. 14. Xastro Rejects U .S . Protests HAVANA (UPI) — Premier Fidel Castro's government flatly rejected Tuesday night official Washington protests that hia anti-American statements before a massive rally 'Jfonday were untrue and a threat to U. S.-Cuban friendship, i* The rejection was announced following n meetin the cabinet at which the ministere endorsed a conatitut — rodatsat Is revive Bring s|W4 justice fcr teaMar* te the rovalatka. Ratiflcstkw is scheduled far today, Biking M the ts* of tha News Briefs The United autos' eompUlat ■gsinat tbs nUagstloa msda by Castro at a » u i i i rally Mon­ d a y was presented to Prcaldent Ttevaldo Dortieo* by U. S. Am­ bassador Philip Bonsai Wl a 33toinuta meeting. Bonsai said the United State* considered "utterly unfounded" Castro’s charges that American official* countenanced the "bomb­ ing" oi Havem by plonoo auppoaedly baaed is florid* leat WedMadsy. In a bitter three-hour eptech at Jkm rally, Castro charged Ameri­ c a n officiate wore "altHar the aeromplltoa ad murderers or bad left Uhl American peofde defense­ less" against stuck. Ho asked bow M rraa poaslfate lo- planes to By undetected through the vauntad U. B. radar defense* to attack Cuba. At the same time, ho laid yteose vara taking off from Ftortda to bomb Cuba and that a gsr mill la Plnir dot Rio bad on attacked from tha air. Ha rood a report that ate or saves plane* had taken off from southern Florida to "bomb" Ha­ vana Monday. C Castro earnmaned Ida cabinet to amove tha ralnatatamim at too ravotutlaaary Mate and firing •quad far *onotar-rtvoh.tloaarle*. **** ' n "which oandemnMman “ war criminate" to ir tote year waa ad with wild oatbustesm J MO,000 Cubans at tha rally. ' ' Praaldaat Klaenhower said today that dm United States la using every facUMy available to pre­ vent airplanes bated in Florida from making unauthorised flights over Cuba. The proildent mad the an­ nouncement at hi* new* confer­ ence In commenting an Castro's Jkngry charges that the United State* bad countenanced Urn "bombing" of Havana by planes Bying from U. S. airfield*. Eisenhower told reporters that Atty. Con. William F. Rogers la making avrry effort to keep planes from taking off In Florida and flying illegally ever Cuba. Janford To Wait On Sewage Plan Sanford* city commission ha* daeldad not to diacu** a sewage treatment plant plan with soy engineer* for awhita. Tha commissioner* have been approached by Ruiscll and Amu, Daytona Beach anginaarlng consultant firm which offered its service* tor a w e ll* treatment plant project. "Sanford is going to need a sewage treatment plant, but tha question la how fait we want to approach the point where w* used It," said City Manager Warren Knowles. Commissioner Kart Higginbo­ tham asked why David Loo of U a Florida Board of Health wouldn't place Sanford In a bet­ ter priority than 23rd In a list at 3S for federal aid for sewage treatment projects if Lee really la tryteg to help the eky. Lae has called Sanford'* disposal aystem the worst in yiorida, Higgin­ botham said. Red W a g e U p MOSCOW (UPI) - Victor Grish­ in. secretary of tha Soviet trade unions, tela the Supremo Soviet today tot average wag* would go up by 11 par cant next year and that the Soviet Union within an­ other yuan would boost tos world'* shortest work week. N o Headway MIAMI (UPI — Negro leaders Concert Group To Open Office Jaycees To Give Award To Burton Sanford architect John Burton IV will be presented with a certificate of appreciation by the Jaycres at their luncheon Thursday. The cer­ tificate, to be presented by Jaycee President Mason Wharton, and Treasurer Tom McDonald, is In appreciation of the services Bur­ ton gave in planning the Jay­ cee Information building on French Avo. Speaker at tha Civic Center luncheon will be John Keeling, commander of the National Guard unit in Sanfonl. In Good Financial Shape Mon Can Live In Outer Space, NASA Officer Says ROME I UPI) U. S. Air force Col. Stanley C. While, of the Na­ tional Aeronautics and Spies Agency, told world scientists to­ day he thought man could live in outer space. White, who is assigned to the space task force at Langlsy Re­ search Center. Va„ spoke before the second World Congress of Aviation and Space Medicine. lie said man probably could fly anything (rum a one-shot rocket to an earth orbiting satellite and live to tell about It. Most of the delegates to the 23nation meeting here dealt with medical problems In conventional aviation, but the United States and Soviet Union were concentrat­ ing on spare health. Prof. Andrei Kuznetsov at the U. S. S. R. promised to disclose "new" Soviet progress in research with rocket-borne animals but de­ clined to say In advance what areas he would cover. during the last fiscal year was the entire reconstruction of Seventh St. from Mellonville to Sanford Are. at a cost of 111,000. The city did all tha work on that project, ha added. Another project of Importance waa the construction of three parking lot* built out of 'unds from the budgst. The parking lots Senator To Speak are near the Civic Center, Pal­ The Oviedo P. T. O. will meet metto Ave. and Oak Ave. tomorrow at 8 p. m. it the City Knowles also pointed out that Hall Memorial budding. Senator the city undertook a resurfacing Douglas Slenstrura will be the program on many of the city meat speaker. It la the first meetstreet* at an estimated cost of v* of the school year and ail IliO.OuO. uembers art u^ged to attend. i County Judge Refuses To Detain Mentally Woman In JaH 'Couldn't Put Her In That lit Pig Pen/ Alexander Says What to do with the mentally ID in Seminole County la becoming a worse problem every day. This issue came to a head yesterday afternoon when the County Commission received a letter from County Judge Wilson Alexander telling them he hnd refused to send a "mentally sick" person to the County Jail to be detained. 1 p. m. Stocks Light Snows Hit New England Area a n pressing fur racial tetegratioo of public recreational facilities throughout most of Florida. How aver, a United Pres* International United Frew International surrey showed they are not mak­ Light anowa heralded [>pro*ch­ ing much headway except la Ml ami. The only ana to escape the inf winter through upper New pressure appeared to be the North­ York and New England today, but the weather bureau said a warm west Florida Panhandle. front would take the chill oft the Midwest** cold snap. Shooting Mishap The light snow* were scattered MIAMI (UPI) -Sandy Lynch, I, through Maine, Vermont and New died In n hospital Tuesday night Hampahlre Tiieaday night but after accidentally shooting him­ self with a target pistoL The boy’s were expected to be restricted tn Ihe New England mountain areas brother told police the victim re­ the day. moved five bullets from the .13 during The weatherman said the Midcaliber pistol before squeezing the west’s unseasonal sub •freezing trigger, A sixth bullet la the gun temperatures would be erased as want off, striking the youngster wanner air flowed through the la too chase Great Labe* region, the Ohio Val­ ley and tot upper Mississippi New Missile Boss Valley. WASHINGTON (UPlj - A desk The mercury rose by some M I soara) who enjoys repairing an­ degree* through the west-central tique clocks will salvage what he plains, with Chanffroo. N et, re­ can of the Army Missile Center porting a M-degrae rise In at i» Ala. Ho la Maj. Oea. hour*. • w -< • • •;.> ______ — mburg, it , who will Thu tXupteaiure spUrt 4ai succeed Maj. Gen. John B. Mods- balanced off by a 23-degree drop rla as eommsnder of the Anny from south central Texas through Ballistic Missile Command with the Gulf states. Readings at headquarters at HuntavUle. Sc horn- Brownsville, Tex., fell M degrees burg was named Tuesday to taka In the 24-hour period. over the new Job Jan. 11. Light showers, most of them barely measurable, dampened tbe Gulf Coast from northern Florida Fanatic Kills Self FRANKFURT, Germany (UPI) to the Della. —Police said today an Investiga­ tion has shown that George Krausart, a U-year-old shoemaker and religious fanatic, hanged himself and friends crucified his body. A police spokesman said their nearlycompleted investigation indicated Tne Sanford-DoBary Entertain­ no one would be charged with mur­ der although mine charge would ment Association will use tha first b* lodged against the persons who door of tha Woodruff building at nailed the body to Ihe wall and Park Ave. and First St. aa a sales office during the two week telling floor. of subscriptions to the Mutual Concert*. Denies Charge Association member* will sell RUTLAND, Vt. (UI'l) - Two the subscriptions from 10 a. ni. Vermont mayors who were des­ until 5 p. m. each week day from cribed in s national magazine is Nov. 3 to IS, concert co-chairman being staggering drunk while on Chester Rearick said yesterday. an Air Fore* junket said today C I v I e Center performances, tha article was an attempt to be which Include Jose Greco and the Uttls their criticism of the Air Florida Symphony Orchestra, will Force. "The source that supplied start Nov. 10 with the Stetson that information to Time wanted Choral Group. Subscriptions arc to belittle our charge that these $S for the season. Junkets art unnecesary and a Sales workers will meet at 1U a. waste of the taxpayers' money," in. Friday w litn. 317, of the San they slid. ford Atlantic National Bank to dl» cuss plan* for tbe subscription campaign, Kearlck said, { ity Ends Fiscal Year Sanford ended the fiscal year In good financial shape, City Managar Warren Knowles said today. The fiscal year ended Oct, 1 and Knowles noted that there waa 8 ) 92,000 surplus in the operating budget esrris from last year. The operating budget eras tern,tt)0 and approximately gSM.Oto was spent. Looking over the fiscal year, Knowles pointed out that the city had mat all 1U debt schedules rod did not go over the budget. One of the projects that Kaowtea pointed to with serge BmMBi ts said today that n baa an travel to Cuba Is entirely possible U Fidel Castro cootiooee to whip up anti-American feelings in M* eotmirv. Smothers said Castro -teo might bo foot talking hia country eat of Its favorable sugar quota (teal with too United States. The Florida senator aald Castro la "making It tough" on thorn in thla country friendly to Cuba and too vary favorable sugar quota which comes up for axteoatou this year. He described Castro as a color­ ful leader wbe ranatden himself something of a Messiah. "But be baa totally failed to fire any evidence that bo knows what the job of setting up a democratic govern meat is all about." "He te a victim of his own emotions and bad advlca." Sraathers held a brief news conference here prior te a joint civic chib speech In connection with the North Florida Fair. Ha referred to the Incident la which t Chicago newspsperman’s Ufa was threatened In Cuba and said if these things continue, tha Stale Department will have to ban tourist travel there as unsafe. This and losa of the sugar quota would "really hurt" Cuba’a eco­ nomy, Southern said. IT’S TOUCH, HUT DOGS WITHOUT LICENSES have had It, John Rich, cuntmllun o f the city animul pound, warned twain today as he continued to round up dogs running loose without city license and vuccinatlun tugs. Rich, shown with a couple of and canine*, has picked up 17 dogs this week and only four have been reclaimed from the pound. They are kept 1U days and destroyed if not claimed. (Staff Photo) Steel If U desires te by or near the end of tha tlx day stay." Tha government, at tha order of President Elsenhower, sought the M day Injunction on grounds toe 106-day-old strike haa created s national emergency. The Injunc­ tion is provided ior ender the Tafl-llsrUey law. Tha government's petition, sign­ ed by Col. Gen. J. Lea Rankin gave two reasons for requesting a speed up: for a court ruling on the union's appeal be­ cause of the national emergency. The ability of both the govern­ ment and union lo present their cases quickly. The government noted that the strike, affecting U per cent of the steel industry's rapacity, has been in effect since July IS and it has been eight days since the Presi­ dent determined that Its continu­ ance "will imperil the national health and safety." Jaycees To Close Entries N o v. 7 For Yule Parade The t3 band* already entered Anyone wishing to enter a float, marching unit or automobile tn In the parade are from Semi Hole, |h UlCi 4 Christmas Parade Hanford Junior, and Wilder Park , hou|(, lhe j ^ormaUun high schools, Crnoma Acuifomy, (|llj|lling rl hl , w, y> 1>ub,ld(y Phylisa Wheatley High, Bishop cha|rman Kllngen.mith Moure, Leesburg High, Eustls, Ml. Dorn, l ••-Land, Lyman, Lake.aid yesterday. Alt entry reservation* should view, and Winter Garden high t>e In by Nuv. 7 Klingensmith schools and fr o n t Florida Military •si>l. A warehouse across from Araileuiy at Dt-l-md. the Sanford Shrine Club will be available Nov. 28 through Dec. 4 for storage and construction of pa tado float* and material!. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI) — Float decoratlona may bt orderSpace Chief T.Keith Glennan ed through the Joyce* center, saiu today that the steel strike foe J a y c e e , want a* many p*«hat set back work on a rocket !''• “ posable to enterffoaU In ... . , . i. j *s. . » the imnifle. Though card* telling ORLANDO (UiM)-ITho chief on with which tha United State, hope. ^ B ‘ ntrj uMj ljn/ h. ¥t sent Air Research and Development to match some of Russia* early t0 „ <>at partjcipinli j . , t I)e. Command calculates that the space feats. ceuilwr'* parade, many more United Stales ami Russia are He referred tothe Vega, * floats, marchers and autos are "about even" in military missile*. Speaking at a ISO a plate coun­ three-stage rocket based on ' the oedred this year, try ciub dinner here Tuesday Allas missile which be said will night, Schreiver pointed out that be able to put 4,MW pounds into \ l p w P j i A i i n O f f i r o America’s military missiles are orbit or send 1,000 pounds deep I N e W T 110116 V /T T IC G Imllt to efficiently deliver a nu­ into space beyond toe moon. N fiV t Y p f ir clear warhead with the minimum "This program, unfortunately., J I U I C I I l l w X T I C d l is now being set back by the short A new telephone company build- power and size necessary. At pres­ ages resulting (ruin the steel Ing to service the Fern Park and ent lith is about 300,Ouu pound of strike," Glennan said. Utamonte Hprlngs area will be thrust, or enough to send an Atlas "As the situation stands now." built late next year, tha Seminole missile 8,300 miles. The Russians are reported to he said, "it is reasonably certain County Commission waa told yeahave developed a booster deliver that tn early m i toe Vega will be the first of our space vehicle a . — WWW S J E S systems capable of matching the will he November I960, according 'their Lunik III inuon irocket. performance demonstrated by the to telephone officials of the Winter Russians more than a year ago." Park Telephone Co. Until that time, officiate told tor board, some 430 subscribers util he transferred to the Winter Park central office because of the NEW YORK (UPI) - Under­ heavy telephone load. writers headed by Merrill Lynch, CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) Pierce, Fenner ft Smith, and Kidder, Peabody ft Co. are ex­ The Air Force todsy fired one o( V i o l e n t C v r l n n A it* new longer-range Bomarc in V I O , e n l ^ y C l O l i e pected to reoffer a 20 million terceptor missiles in a prelimin MEXICO CITY (UPJ) —A vlo- dollar block of Florida Power ft sry test flight. font cyclone and rslri-trlggtrad Light Co. first mortgage bonds at Tlie "B " model of die Bomarc floods Inflicted widespread death 101.319 to yield 3.13 per cent to has about twice the range of the and destruction on western Mexico maturity. earlier model*. It is powered by Tuesday night. Authorities said Tbe company will put the pro­ a solid props-1 la nt rather than * fliday they feared a major dlsas ceed* from the bond sale Into Its liquid-fueled engine, i ter | cunsl/uctuo Drugram. Rocket Work Held Back By Strike A ir Force Fires Bomarc Missile Block 78'» 104'* 33*• M 3« 30>i 234 (M'k K 'l T9T« 33 24k 37H 41ik 2iPs 10*4, I4'i 31* 47*t 494* 29 991b Mil Huge Air Force Government/Asks WASHINGTON' (UPI) -T h e gov­ ernment asked the Supreme Court today lo set a deadline of noon Thursday fur the union to appeal Ilia injunction order sending ih* striking steelworkers back to work for so days. An appeals court ruling uphold­ ing the Injunction Tuesday gave the United Steelworkers six days to file the appeal to the Supreme Court. The Justice Department filed a brief today asking that the action be speeded up. The Justice Department said tf the union brings Us appeal to the court by Thursday noon, the gov­ ernment will provide it* answer later the same day. The government "respectfully” suggested that the Justices con­ soler the matter on Friday and If they wish to hear oral argu ments, that they dn so next Mon day Tha Justice Department pointed out that under tow procedure "the courts will lie m a position to render a ruling on tbe merit* NEW YORK (UPI) — prices st 1 p. m.: American TftT ................. American Tobacco ............ Bethlehem Steel ............... C 4k O ................................ Chrysler ............................ Curtiss • Wright ............... DuPont . .......................... Kastman Kodak ................. Ford Motor ................... General Electric .............. General Molora ................ Graham • Paige ............... InU. TftT .......................... LorlUsrd Minute Maid Penney Pane RR .......................... Royal Amtrican................. Sean Roebuck ................. Standard Oil (NJ) ........... Sludabskar ........................ U. S. Steel ................ Westlnghouse El........... U. S„ Reds Even in Missile Race Power Co. Bonds Will Be Reoffered . HATTIESBURG, Miss. (UPI) A huge ESI jet, the Air Foret's fastest and most modern bomber, crashed and exploded in a wood­ ed ares near here Tuesday night. One of Its crew of three civilian •sperts was killed. Officials said the big swtptwlng plane did not carry a nu­ clear device, as waa earlier re­ ported from the crash scene. Finding of a piece of wreckage labeled, "Caulloe Rad activity" led to tha report. Harry N. Bloaser, 33, of the Fort Worth, Tax., suburb of Lake Worth, was found dead near the trash scene today, Air Force of­ ficial t mid the Mississippi high­ way patrol. The other two crewmen, pilot Everett L. Wheeler, 41, of Fort Worth, and Michael Jf, Keller, 41 of Fort Worth, were found alive shortly after the crash and said all three parachuted from to* craft at an altitude of 33,000 feel. Officials Stunned At Racial Order MIAMI (UPI) -Opposition to a surprise order ending racial seg­ regation in all Miami parka and swimming pools came today from the City Commission. The order was Issued Tuesday by City Manager Ira Willard af­ ter a conference with Negro lead­ ers, and caught most city of icial* off guard. U affected altout 20 major parka, seven public swim­ ming pools and dozen* of small neighborhood playgrounds. Commissioner Oils Shiver said he would propose * that toe city commission direct tha city man­ ager to rescind his order." Shiver said the city of Miami already waa making progress to­ ward "peaceful" desegregation and "I would not like to see us do anything now to provoke a serious incident and attract na­ tional attention as an area of ra­ cial discord." Three other commissioners agreed Willard went too far on hi* own by handing down toe in tegration order. Willard said hi* decision was toe only one be could make under a policy "decreed by the U. S. Supreme Court." Ship Asks Aid Off Key West MIAMI (UPI) - A 223-foot Bri Uzh merchant ship radioed today ll had a gaping hole in ils side and was sinking some 110 miles west of Key West. Nineteen men ami one woman were reported aboard. Alexander told the board he had sent a 30-year-old woman to An. drew* Nursing Home because "there was nowhere else te send the sick woman." He asked the board (a foot tbe bill of |226 for the care af the woman. In hia letter to tbe board, Judge Alexander said his conscience would not let him .end the women to the local jell because of the poor facilities there. Judge Alexander said today that Seminole Memorial Hospital had refused to accept the woman for treatment saying tha hospital was overcrowded and bad na room for the mentally ill. "1 am not criticizing the hos­ pital but there la lomethlng lacking when we have a fine -hospital but no facility In the county te care for the mentally til, Judge Alexander said. "I could not scud that wunmn to tha jail," Alexander said, "my conscience would nut let me put her in that pig pen. “ Thara waa Just ne other place to sand her but the nursing home." At yesterday's board meeting, the commissioners bald off paying Ihe bill for the woman until they . could confer further with Judge AtJjfindttt' * **'*"-*>* ( Commhuloncf- ' David Gx'tclJk)’ ^ ■aid "it I* about time Judge Alex, ander realized we are trying te do our best to get a new Jail here. " lie must realise our financial problem. We have achcduled a public hearing Dec. I an the need for a naw Jail. Now I wish be would get off our backs and stop making u* look bad la lira pubUa eye," Gatchel aald. The board bupea te confer with Judge Alexander this week to seek a solution to the problem and have the courts and the commia. sion work together lo show tha need for a new Jail. Chairman John Krlder pointed out. President To Get Physical Checkup WASHINGTON (UPI) - T h a White House announced today that President Eisenhower will enter Walter Heed Army Medical Cen­ ter, possibly later this week, for his annual physical "head to toe" check-up. The President himictf had plan­ ned to make the announce incut at his news conference this morn* lag, but no one ssked him about Id* recent cold. "There is absolutely nothing wrong other than the usual exam­ ination," Press Secretary James C. Hagerty said of the examina­ tion. Eisenhower was "J years olJ Get. I. He has been suffering since early September from a cold of varying degree and (he discomfort of recurrent, chrome bronchitis. At his news conference today. lhp ,.relWt.llt Mcmed t0 la MCB|,,nt , pinU No Misconduct Found At Prison TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - State Penal Director H G. Cochran Jr. said today he found no evidence to uphold charges of misconduct with employe* and inmate* by Women's Prison Superintendent Harvey D. West. Cochran met with West several weeks ago at the prison near Lowell and heard complaints from a number of people, Including former employes, charging West with con-orting with inmates and employe*. Coffee Club Meet Chase and Co. representative* and local newspaper and radio station personnel will be honored at the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Coffee Club meeting Umiurrow. The 10 a. m. gathering will fcj at Mrs. Appleby s Valdes ztcs.auzant. ^ �» > * * r j» J P u Vv ; -■' J K - A - - Quite A Week lO T U lM i: Navy Commander mX Two Important eveofi happened within 28 taur* of aich otter laat week to Lt; Cmdr. Braheem J. (Buck) Jtaccaih. Communication* officer at the Sanford Naval Air J U L E 1 : £ JP* # On Wedneeday, Oclater 11, kia wUa KaM pretexted Mat wltk a bate girl, and the next morning te retired from the Navy after having icrved hie country for approxi­ mately 11 yeari. He waa pretenlcd hla retirement erdera by Cmdr. law lb D. Tamny and wished the beat of luck In Ha new petition with the loriaetrtel Engineering Department of Van American Airline* at Patrick Air force la w . Capa Canaveral, fie. Kata reporting t e n la March, J jj f f S ^ f e S a S f e i ^ B k # i ® i w % ^ ^ S S S ^ T W 7, *£3 S f 1*™ '» f I t l i ‘ SportsmenToldTighter Lawinforcomont Noodod Seminole County leglalatori told However, Cleveland aad Fred­ (he Sportjmen’i Club laat night erick esld (bet there just Isn't that the only way to atop Illegal enough matey W Increase tte Qshlng la a more stringent coda "dire" shortage W game wtrdsai of law and enforcement, laetud. log better equipment and more manpower. Mack Ctcvelapd Jr. and Cor­ don Frederick addressed the club after accepting an invlutlea from President Jack Wilber te speak ea the dub’* desire to atop Illegal flaking ia the county. , MtAMI (UPI) -F lorida farmers Ia tte ana aad proper boating equipment te catch *‘peo*n i leei l hoodlums who are running wild on county water*." County Jadge Wilson Alexander told tte group' that he had net realltad tha problems local gam* wardens have eetil he tiered the Wektva Elver with two of them. "How do you expect the war­ den* w catch ee.UtegOl determan with only aa IB horsepower motor while thee* monkey fish­ ermen hnv* tha latent In high powered equipment?" Various members of the club urged tte representatives te pre­ sent their case to the leglnlature Farmers May Use Germ Warfare DeLand Teacher Found Beaten DELAND (UPI) - A high ecbool (eschar found badly batten la hla tame hart rtmateed ia poor con­ dition today at aa Orlande hospi­ tal. Doputlaa said Past K. fuller, 61. may ooe day use "germ warfare" on crop pexte. The germ* would cause fatal diseases to troublesome Insects and have no harmful effects on man or animal*, e research scien­ tist reported Tuesday. Dr. E. G. Kclibeimcr of the Gulf Coast Experiment Station at Bradenton disclosed he haI tiled microbe 1 sucttttfuUy to control caterpillar* 00 cabbage and cauli­ flower. NOTICE A parade of weapons, most of them U. S.-aupplM, marked tha event In Saigon where on Oct. 28, SMb, Interim premier Ngo Dtnh Diem proclaimed the republic and tecama its first president. Up to the end of 1KB, the United States had poured Marly one Ml* lion dollars Into Urn republic of Viet ,Nam. U la primarily responsible training Its army and through the Southeast Asia Treaty Organ­ isation (SEATO), is responsible for Ea defense. It la n neighbor of Communistis and. along with Cembdla,. Is the UrateSoutheast Asia, Under unlit; domination, It could threaten Burma, Thailand, Slug*>, Malaya and all the nations Cool Air Is Aid To Orange Growers LAKELAND (UP!) - Cool oir, more of which was scheduled to hit the cllrua belt todey, La doing great things for orange grow n . Gsaeral Manager Robert W. Rutledge of Florida ' ..rus Mutual said Tuesday th- ,w«r tempera­ ture* have l ' ' d to retard orange splitting and are Increailng Hie development of sugir-tollU* In fruit. "The cool air will dry out many water-saturated groves cauicd by heavy ralaa through tha summer and fall,” he said. "Wet weather condition* have delayer fall cul­ tivation in many groves." Rutledge added that "color will now begin (0 break on orenges In particular with fruit toughen­ ing up somewhat due to cooler weather. It will be most welcomed by tangerine growers, who Iiivj fruit passing maturity but no color break." Run We often unconsciously cumpara our own butty mechanic* to that o f a watch. You'll hear people any: "I’m run down." Why not carry tho analogy 0110 atop further7 When n watch U run down and i l o o a n ' t work riuht wo have it u tl J 11 a 1 0 d. We -a can do the eamo M tor the b o d y -j through Uhiiol l p r a c t i c treat­ ment. Thu result In both cases h the aame. The watch and the body are both made up of hundred* o f tiny purtn, all of which must bo meshed to­ gether in perfect oF-ordina. tlon and balance, and with nothing to inpede the flow of vital energy. Tha main earing of the watch i* it* “ brain." With human being* tha brain la lha main spring of all our actlona conscious L “ Hr and unconscious. Our system of interlocking gears, to transmit vital impulse* from tho bruin is our spinal cord. Shock, fatigue, a fall any one of a hundred cause* can throw the spine of balance, interfere with proper chan­ neling of nerve impulses from the brain to the other organa of the body. When we’re "run down." it l* a symptom that, l i k e ouj watches, we need adjusting. The Chiropractor corrects the distortion that has altered or obstructed the proper channeling of nervous im­ pulses restore* the body to the desired equilibrium. Are you a Chiropractic ca*e? 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Deterge *t 110 E. 2nd St. M l, TA N* P A W * * * n fDELICIOUS f f .Y r f n i l * JANE PARKER Frank Headlong Green Soap Home 11 H IM 1 Beef Liver Urge Bit* 1VOBY “ The AY Round Steak1. 1 Hams Anti-Semitism Costly SKIRTS ANY Yi A I U , SUPER RIGHT Freak Perk Whole or Shank Half PANTS SUIT ______________ fitch A string quartet played Strauss walUts aa the formally atlirad guests sipped champagne and waited. Newsman and photographer*, herded Into a special room aad ordarad to stay there, aleo wilted in vain. Finally, a telephone call from Miss Callas’ manager Informed Gov. James T. Blair Jr. and tho apprehensive group that tho singer would be unable to appear. Mis* t Callas arrived Tuesday after a flight from Milan. ‘ David Stlckalber, who negotiated with her for last night's scheduled concert, sold Miss Callaa waa ex hausted and suffering from an aar ache and throat troubla. Dry Cleaning Down: ■' 3 THURSDAY 1(00 p. an. to 4t00 p. M. at — FAUSTS DRUG STORK Buford • Batterlee, Cord Aceteeerteo for all Hearing Aida 8 - Inch MANIA* CITY, Me. (UPI) Temperamental prims doaaa Ma­ rla Calls 1 stood up tte govsn of Missouri and 7*0 leading tMtena of Kansas Tuesday night whoa ate failed to appear at aa elaborate re caption hold ia ter honor. on HEALTH BY DR. F. LEO KERWIN Bid Singer Stands Up Governor SPEC IAL PRICES HAPPINESS TH HOUGH « ju s t c a n t b e a t th a t Building permits far |1,4M,JM beyond, including tho Philippines and Indonesia. worth of m w structures wart The republic of Viet, Nam, long laauad la lanford durisg the on hielory but with only a brief 1ISP-30 fiscal yaar, the Hanford b a c k g r o u n d of Independence, City Commission waa wtlflai emerged from the Geneva confer­ ence of 1PM which ended a nine- Monday,. A report from City Miosgar year right by the French against Communist forct* lad by Ho Chi Warren Knowles showed that tho Mlnh, a revolutionary who one* total valuo of tho 001 building lived In Paris and received hla permits laauad between 0*L 11, basic training la Moscow. The 1PM conference carved Viet 1PU and Bapt. II, IMP waa Nam Into two tone* at tha ITtb lt,P40,lPt. Tte 100 m w atrutturas parallel. Tho northern half wont Included 71 single family homss, to Communlat control and tha thra* duplexes, 12 ator* buildings, southern half, with a population of four servlet station* and U other some 10 million, to force* friendly commercial buildings. The city collected 12,821 ton* to tha Waal. By tha war’s end. It bad cost flvt of garbago and trash during the billion dollars, Including two bit- fiscal year at a cost of IMMf.lP. Hone in U, S. aid and more than Collection* brought In P3P.17I.P3 In revenue. Coat and m enue figure* 233,000 casualties. One year after Geneva, Ngo pro­ for the 1P3T-1PM year war* M>, claimed th* southern xooe's Inde­ 7M and 137,320. In Country Club Manor, San pendence. The worst la over now but few Scm Knolls, Sanford, Sunil nd Vietnamese care to venture out at Kstatci and tho Sanford Housing night because of the .terror which Aulhorily, sewer connections were still stalks the little rtation. , made to /3,002 family unit*. te * Communist Viet Nam guerillas cily now baa M.P miles of sewer Hill rosin parts of the countryside. and 11.S milts of water lines. Diehard remnants of warlike re­ Water line extensions for the year ligious sects still refuse lo recog­ totalled 10,330 feet. nise tho new government. Bandlti arc plentiful. The republic of Viet Nam’s prob­ Out But Not Down lems closely paralleled (hose of LAFAYETTE, La. (UPI) - ProKorea, also divided between Com­ Bill Webb of Kinsas City, knock­ munists and non Communists. ed unconscious when struck on The Communists in the north the head by a tea shot hit by an­ ronlrol mines, raw materials and other golfer In laat yaar’a Lafay­ industries, but are short on rich ette Open, revived end blrdlcd farm land. The antt-Communlata Ihc next five holes. Ha flntihed control a rich agricultural area but ninth In lha tournament and won have little in the way of resources MM, hla beat showing of the and power. yaar on tho pro circuit. From the beginning the south faced an enormous problem of re­ construction and resettlement of one million refugees from the north. In the elowly emerging order from chaos. President Ngo hat run into frequent criticism.* He hat kept Ihe country In a virtual con­ stant state of emergency and has kept a stern grip on tho press and public opinion. Unfortunately also, bis relations with his neighbors have not always 1 been the best. Like President Syngman Rhco of the Republic of Korea, his actions frequently are high handed. But as a staunch friend of tha West, ha Is g valuable ally. ■y PHIL NEWSOM Another new nation tarn of atxife aad delivered by compromise cele­ brated an anniversary on Oct. 28. U la the Sepublic of Viet Nam, ate-lime pert of dm throe IndoChinese associated states of Viet Nam, Lao* sod Cambodia tied te francs and alter World War U 00a of the numberless targets of Com- BeaGnote County aa n "eperteaua’n pandit* la la Jeo­ pardy." ClaveLend and Frederick* ruled eat the possibility of making mankey fiitueg a felony because of toe many loopholes in tte Uw aad hardship eases. £ Judge Alexander said te In eondwtiag n study t i th* pcehiaa aad repeated he win start damp­ ing dew* on Illegal -latermee who continue t* break th* laws. The group also discussed having tte Florida Game Camalaatea elected instead of appointed and ways to outlaw illegal box the area. 1ING CONSULTANT CONSUL WALT OATMAN HEARING WID cheek your hearing or falter teaches beataea* ednea- germs might replace chemical St and NAE Communication* afflttea tie**** at Mainland High la insecticides in the control of In­ ear. Dayteas Booth. sects. Lt. Cmdr. Eaccaah titered tte Navy ia Jum , 1P41, •• a seaman recruit, aad advanced to Aviation I O»* Machinist's Mite first (leas la two years. la ffevswber, M l, ha was or derad te tlte Ptaaacela, fla „ Naval Air Butleo for flight tr»L- . *hkh led te a com mission as Naval Rebam Ensign ia 2MB. 4 L f Tte Eeccsites m id* at 100 Shtaaoa Drive, Boated, with their four children, Tracy 17, Judith IS, Laurie I, and newborn baby |EL New Independent Nation Permits Topple $1 Million Mark Celebrates Anniversary For Fiscal Year 1 •». ; 9H Q 3H P& P . - r: ‘ g 1f>■** ;*',* ■ raftered skull fractures end Waa unable to tell them aoout the at­ tack. Kelshelmor told the 72nd annual falter waa found by otfleer* convention of the Florida Horti­ kited te the beau by worried cultural Society that germ war­ neighbors. DoteeUvoe told hla car fare chows great promise against other agricultural paste. He said Hear *f float Aircraft Bquadreo- aod hla wallet were mteelag. LT. CD*. BRAHE EM J. BACCA8H. left, Sanford Naval Air 8Utlon Com­ munication* officer, receive* hi* ardent for retirement from Cdr. Lewie D. Tamny, 8NA8 executive officer, In ceremonies laat week. 9 I P 'S u p e r J ^ a i k e t s i Price* In this sd feed thru Bet., Oct 21 SIB Magnolia Ave. at 2nd Street OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. FRIDAY NIGHT �SAV* QUANTITY RIGHTS RES! Detergent - Blue or PRICES GOOD Thar*., Frt., Sat., Oct. 29, 20, 3t Bravo South American White Arrow 3 4 9 ' Corn Beef 3 Del icious Pineapple-Grapefruit Rich-Full Flavored L L DAY * * • ■ ■ b° 9 « ■ * * Whole ... __ „ R«d Snopptr Palmetto Farms ■£ 49' F i 11e t s ‘i l k bo« T ° J ,y S ,# o k * ° * 39 K i n g u. 59' Pim. Cheese '<£ 59‘ Gr LIMITOht WlTM<T 0A M0*t FOOD WUJIB. W EgflaM Iv o r y Deodora.Tt S o a p 2 £ ’, t Z e s t Deodoront S o a p 2 r b!,'! r 2 1 ' S n o w Blue 3 5 ' 3 1 ' C h e e r p & 3 3 ‘ Water Softener K * 2 -1 ' r C a l n o n Makes C -T-.s Shine 2 & 3 3 * C a s c a d e Elastic D o v e S o a p N Cold Crecm 2 K 4 9 ' S t a r c h Alcoa 12 Inch D o v e S o a p Liquid Cleanser 2 br ',s, 3 9 ‘ V4 M r . L,Ruid C l e a n £ 3 9 ' . 2.8 6 9 ' 12" o n t SHIPPED OR FLA, u. 19' F E B ” SALE Tender, Delicious Full Cut Round STEAK ^Granulated Ivory y p r v S o a p Cold Cream »£■ 79' Chix Backs W-D“BRANDED Mild, Pur# Z e s t S o a p Mild. Pure F ro zen Gr. "A" Quick Frozen u>. 49 ' Sli. Bacon * W > Q u ic k Fi sh u>. 39c Chix Wings ib 29* Hickory Sweet U a l^ e P k ffV " A" 22“ 6 9 ‘ H o t W-D "BANDED" 7 p% K S !- ROUND BONE F o iL u C u p FLAVORFUL W-D "BRANDED" S j: 2 CONTROLLED Q U A LIIY SH'LD ROAST 59- Ground Beef 3 --1 ” <■>& r C u p s Fancy Winesap GRADE "A" LARGE U. S. No. I Golden U. S. No. 1 Yellow Fresh Corn 10 to,. 59' O n i o n s Borden's Instant Astor Frozen QT JAR Morton Frozen Beef, Chicken, Turkey, Salisbury Steak Astor Frozen Pon-Redi Cauliflower 5 n». M00 Frozen Shrimp Astor Frozen H ra a rt 1$: M4’ Treado Frozen P a rt c A .. 69' Chuck R O A S T •49T-bone STEAK 98 SHORT RIBS 39- V&- A lu m in u m Refills 5-oz. D i x i e Bondware & *1 00 D -------- D : « c lA* SI*. / Q f �stm t fa Oriedo, S A Is short for Edtlio) was pitching. Meet Pena Slats ever West wtota, PriaMtaa # m Brewa. ff Cm* over Colgate. C sw ll ir Columbia, Hartnell ever U h, Kelcen sver Dataware, ta­ ttle ever Gettyaburg. 1. U. * Maatachutetta, Dayton ever Isaeva, Cerastes over Jaatata. fetre Dame ever Navy — A l i ­ fer wrestling to set coadedve growing ail gracefully. Puidue over Illinois — Only 4S r< ahoyylng dayi ’Ul Xms*. KeetfcwMtem over Indiana — I McClelland saddle kitted eff re fcoraebarters then the asm llaai Ohio Stain over Michigan lie, Wieconila ever MtoMgaa, re a m Keetes State, l e eaei W lavra State, Mlaeeaeta ever ird batsman Antonio Gonsalea became mors Irritated with Olifa as ths lUds banfed oat bast hit after bass hit. la ths seventh inning thsy finally squared off in ths dugout and Gonsalea picked up a Louisville Slugger (Babe Ruth style, at that) and shattered Oliva'g arm. Well, Oliva was taksa to ths hospital and patched up and Ward Goodrich and Jos Abtraethy put a tag around Tony's neck and sent him on his way to Cuba; Tony hasn't been heard from since, but there is no doubt thit Castro haa signed him up. His type might be good for flghting in revolutions but is no good for basefaaB. ' Colts, Giants Favored In N F L i t . . m i Oklahoma over Mihreaha, Qk*u *■» tohams Bute ever Marquette, Mtoten College am Detroit, t f h OkMHng Groan ever Miami. BaU- wee Wallace ever Akrea and cte^.*fc.:-ntoaeU ever Xavier. ' ntJAC. ever California — Knock __ but (Via If I wee young l*d la the ether games, the Phila­ u-.-.'gkS the galf buggy. delphia Eagles ere favored ever V •■•ndPaablngton Hate ever Oregea the Washington Redakiaa by ser-. fi ;; Ollte — Why deal they make e an potato, the Pittsburgh Heelers I toft ever Rea Jeee Bute, Utah ever Arlasne, Brigham Yeung ever Utah State, Colorado lu te ever Montane, New Mexico ever Denver and Freinc Rule over Ian Diego Stale. Auburn ever Pleridn — Craters Would wind up psychiatric cases. LSU over Mississippi — They have an uyiide down view of the world. Georgia Tech over Duke—Imag­ ine playing centar tor John* Hop­ kins. Afoot Alabama ever Mississippi Stale, Georgia ever Florida State, Kentucky over Miami, Tulane aver Texac Tech, Maryland over South Carolina, Tcnnetiee , over North Caroline, North Carolina Hate over Wyoming, VPI ever Richmond, VMI over George Washington and Wake Forest ever Virginia. Texas ovar fMU — The •’Ayes" of Th u . Arkanaa* over Teias Aggies— Shooting plsces In a keg. TCU over Baylor — J’rvor *«c • man get a bear by tha tallT 4l*o: Oration over Rleo, Artiito State over New Merits tme, Hardin Simmons over Tax. i {Western, Houston over Tulsa, h Trail Bute over Wichita West Texas Stats over Drake. I r Basketball igues Are Set ■lens for the Sanford Recreation ■ I Park* Department tsaa-eo basketball season have been start­ ed* with three Icaguis ready to elfft play. Wie Hires league are a city Jaipur, open lo all boys IT years or older; Biddy League, open to any youngster under 13-yrars of age and a church league open to any church group whose member* art 17 year* of age or old; . The two adult league* will play twice a wrak on Monday and Thursday evening at Seminole High School. The Biddy League Will pity on Saturday morning*. All three league* art alitrd to get underway the week of Dec. 7. Anyone wishing to enter any of tha laaguci are asked to contact tha recreation department. Lane Favored Over.Ex-CHamp WASHINGTON (UPI) - Smithpaw Kanay Lane launehea hla campaign for a welterweight title abet tonight In a TV fight with txchampton Virgil Aklna gt tha New Capital Arena. Blondlah Lane of Mwkagon, Mich. — former lightweight—fbaltongsr—la favored at M beeauae W Ida Heed, skill and stamina. Slugger Akini of St. Louie U e very daageroua puncher at clone quartan. Their 10-rounder will be tele­ vised nationally by ABC at 10 p. » . a.e.t. Player Limit DETROIT (UPI) - The Detroit Red Wing* reached the le-pfaror limit Tuesday by sending forward glu McNeill to their Edmaotoo farm club oa an immeditto m alt basil. McNeill failed OTXcort la Detroit's first sevta D I N Udl H IM . are fevered over the Chicago Cardinals by IH aed the Lee Angeles Rama are Ttt point plcki to beat the Chicago Bean. The Colto-Browaa clu b at Bel­ li mere will effort hath divisions aad offsra many Intriguing ea­ gles for pro football Mlowars. It matches Baltimore, the cur­ rent league champion, against profootball's moat successful team. It matches too coaches oho should net be Invited to toe same petty. Waeb Ewbeeh, Baltimore's coeeb, was aa assistant tor five yiera with the Browns under Paul Bipwe. They did set peri an toe beat of lerma. The Colts, tied with ths FortyMiners at 4-1. don't get many cracks at the Browns because the cluba are In different dlvlilon*. They knocked the Browni out of tha Eastern race, 21-7, at Cleve­ land In 1334 and aim to hand them another blow Sunday be­ fore a capacity crowd of IT,SIT. Baltimore else want* to wta be­ cause it piers tour of Us east six game* on Um toad, th e Browne <H> seed a victory to keep withlog rsage at the GUats (4-1) la the Enters race. They trail New York by a game sad would fail two behind if they lose and the Gluts defeat the Packers (3-3). Both the Browua and Cette are to fairly good physical condition but the Gleets will be mlaua one of their top stars when they meet the Packers before more than M.9H at Yankee Stadium. Prank Gifford. Now York’s Uicnted toft halfbeck, suffered ■ (ora rib car­ tilage in last week's game at Pittsburgh snd figure* to miss at toast two games. Jim Taylor, Green Bay fullback who has been sidelined, s a y ha able to play San Francisco, which aeored In the final seconds to edge the Been la it Sunday, entertain! a Detroit club that *cored lu first IMS victory lait week when it defeated the Rama, (17-7). The Eagles (3-3) ere tied with the Browns for aecoad to the Eastern Dlvlilon. They erased a 24-potnt deficit last week during a » « victory ever toe Cardinals and play boat to a crippled Washlagton team. The Redikies (M ) asked watvlcrs on and John Car­ son and halfback BUI Stito after taking a S4-7 whipping at Cleve­ land last Sunday. Pittsburgh iitfhred at U-1S leas to New York last Sunday and plays the Cardinals (1-4) at Chi­ cago. quarterbacks Xing UlU and M. C. Reynold* of the Cardinals were unable to play against the Eagles because of Injuries but may be ready tor the toasters. P ick Up Your Free Key at Food Fair 2460 Park Ave^ Friday and Saturday October 30 and 3ht and Take It To K. E. KADER League Leaders Have Bad Night League leading GCA'Tower lost (heir flrit scratch game aa the Communicator! split the four potato hy taking the last game hy one pin. The Comm Beyl rolled Ihelr lowest set for the year, aa tha GCA-Tower gang fall flat on their face. High for both teams waa Bill Crimea with • 443. Boh Wahb teak the honers for (he Communicator*. Heavy Sevan took over the lead from GCA due lo their four wine over the rASKON’ Chief*. Hitting for the first 2,too aerie* aa Layberier got e m -M and John llhr hit (or • K I M to toad the Alfa lenm. O’llearn waa lop man for the Chief*. Operations advanced Into a tie for third by a 3 point victory ever the Heavy Sevan Bravo outfit. Neri , 112 PARK AVL SANFORD, FLORIDA ir YOU! KIY OTINS TNI CHUT YOU MAY O f t n i runs u s y i d m o w . . . w in o n i Meanwhile, Mlisiaeippi ran through a tough acrimmsge In preparation for Ihe struggle Sat­ urday which mar determine the Southeastern Conference title and the Mltonal crown. Mississippi's three varsity teem* drilled far nearly two hours, teattog first the paaaing and then the ruentog game. Auburn lost Ihe fastest man In its beekiteId Tuesday during a scrimmage session whan halfback Jimmy Morrow broke hie collar­ bone. The Carrollton, Gt., sprint­ er waa injured In a contact h i lion with tha fraibmea and will bo out for iho n it of tha Htaoo. Elaowhoro to Iho IEC: The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackats, who have scored five of their 12 touchdowns thla season via the air lanes, continued to concen­ trate oa their pairing attack. The Jackets meet Duka'a Blue Devils in Atlanta gaturday. Georgia'* Bulldogs alio pul amphari* on thair pairing game aa they scrimmaged hard In prepar­ ation for Florida Stale Ualverilly. Trane m e worked on dafanst P LU S F R E E C ER T IFIC A T ES FROM KADER JEWELRY CO. Sanders Leads Play; Hebert 2nd LAB VEGAI. Nev. (UP!) -D ou g Ssndsri led a field of top araataurs sad proa toto the second round of the Sahara Hotol’a proamateur tournament today, lead­ ing the field by one stroke. Sanders put together rounds of I 32-34 for a six-under-par I* on U l Vega*1 municipal course la thla aacond annual affair. Right behind him la the run for (1000 Writ place money were Jay Hebert, Sanford, ria.; Ed (Porky) Oliver, Denver, Colo.; and I Don Whitt, tlorrrjo Spring*, Calif., all with 47*. NCAA Council Garcia, Rhodes Rops 2 Schools (UPI) _ The Nation­ Get The Bad News al BOSTON Collegiate Athletic Associa­ I'uUod Proas latanaUoMl tion'* all-powerful ll-man council Mika Garcia aad Dual/ Rhode*, Tuesday night rapped the knuck­ major toagua atari only five years ago, gat the bed raw* Tues- le* of two member colleges and hinted that other reprimand* may oarba Issued today. Garcia, a 10-gamt winner In Executive Dlrartor Walter 1134, received hi* unconditional release from the Cleveland In­ Byars, acting a* tpokeman for the group, Tuesday night an­ diana while Rhodes, (Ip Giants' nounced that tha Artiona Stott pinch hitter deluxe five seasons University at Tampe and the Uni­ ago, waa returned to the minora versity of Mississippi, one of Iho by San Francisco. nation’s leading elevens, were peThe Nashville Vol* of the South­ ern Association announced, mean­ Milled for violating football re­ cruiting practices sanctioned by while, that they have signed Jim the NCAA. Turner, aa-pitching roach of the New York Yankees, aa their man- Training B tfin s Sella M are LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPI) Philip Godfrey of Now York City sold Highland Flint, dam of Sword Dancer. Wednesday for tao.ooo at the Kaeaeland fall atlas of breeding atock. The nlae-yeareld mare was purchased by Mrs, B. H. Augustus of Cleveland, Ohio, NEW YORK (UPI) - Sugar Riy Robinson, recovered from his bout with the flu, begins training Monday for defense of his middleweight title against Paid Pander at Boston, Doc. 14. Robinson, whose title wag vncaled by the NBA last May for failure to defend In a reasonable time, still I* retognited aa the 140-pound champion In New York •'•to sad MaiiathuteU*. ^ LADIES MK COLD DIAMOND RING SET 14K COLD BILOVA VATCH LADIES 14K COLD BllLOVA WATCH LADIES I4K PEARL AND DIAMOND NECKLACE PET EVAPORATED SHEAFFERS PEN AND PENCIL SET TETLEY STAINLESS STEEL SET U47 ROGERS SILVER SET LADIES ‘ LADY ELLEN" DUAL TAREYTON OR HIT PARADE PEARL NECKLACE CIGARETTES c n $ 2 .3 9 lETTY CROCKER LADIES 'VANDELL" EARRINC SET 16 PIECE '■FRANCISAN" DINNERWARE SET CAKE a MIXES 0 A A ,# m 9 9 • YELLOW •WHITE •DEVILS POOD c �Wed. Oct. 28, lM t -P r n * Mrs. W. C Hutchinson Toured Europe Found People Friendly, Cooperative By JEANNE WARNKE Mrs. W. Cauthen Hutchinson lived the Ilf* of a nomad this past summer traveling to some of tho most scenic and l .~1 hlstorie places o f France, Italy, Switser* tend. Germany, Belgulm, Holland, England and Scotland. 8he sailed to Europe on the Queen Mary and enroute mad* th* happy discovery that a friend, mMrt. Karl Gcbhard of Winter * P a r t, was aboard and was sche­ duled to accompany her on th* tour. Th* Queen Mary arrived at Cherbourg, France, and tram there Mr*. Hutchinson Joined her tour guide and fellow travelers for a train trip to Pari*. It was an exciting arrival as it was Bas­ tille Day and gay Parisians were marching In parades and waving gmflags. Later in England and Scot* ^ ten d she was smid a great mass o f people In holiday spirit as there all Industrial workers take their vacation at the same time in August. It 1* called a honk holi* day. Mrs. Hutchinson said that in every country ahe found the peo­ ple to be friendly and cooperative. Although the language barrier was of little hindrance to this mftenford traveler, she believes w that it is advantageous for the American tourist to know a for­ eign language on the continent. Had sh* not found the people of other lands so willing to be of service, it would have been dtf- the Rhine where ahe delighted discovered that both women and ’ - i fH K i' * • ■ _j '7 1 .i ! . ■ .. - " I la aeeiag old c a it if f that looked I a* If th ey rim e straig h t from « I childhood fairy talc. Th* Iiland of 21.ye, with it* !| ex trao rd in ary beauty and legend* I of Scottish hiitory, measure* some a lx hundred square I m ile a. B ut at no point can one t I atand m ore than four miles from S the aeaa; and it i> said that the roastlint, * . cry mir.ufh ■ bay and creek, may extend to ■ eight hundred miles. The island pan o ram a Is a sequence Uaa mountains with rushing ■ aUfasna and moora covered with heather. On a day clarity one can 1 I Hebrides or the peak cf hi. Ktld.v I acventy m d ei away. , H The McDonalds and the MiI Clcodi w ere the ruling clans of the Island and their pietureque castles M O . W . C. HUTCHINSON ficult for her to travel alone aa •he did after the scheduled tour inded In England. She wanted to meet relatives in Bcotland ao with “ sLight haaitatlon and a great thrill of anticipation" she set forth as a lone traveler. And it was In Scotland that aha m alls soma of tho most memo.-, able scenery. A three day visit on th* Island of Skye, on the northwest coast o f Scotland, was one of tha hlghllghu of her trip. She places it In top category with the tour of tho French and Italian Riviera, and th* boat trip down ■ ... M «vn r A i IVII i n r u n a n s M U X U ia r y although winters are <o severe that tha sheep have to be taken off the islax^d at the season. Me*, Hutchinson found a lovely seiection of hand loomed sweaters and tweed material there, In Edinburgh she investigated "every cranny" of the Edinburgh castlo aod waa accompanied there by her cousin’s two young »on* who wore their kilts. She also attended the Edinburgh Tat* * » which Is a part of the lam* •*** Edinburgh Festival, received a liberal educa* tio° in English travel when she returned to London by train. She declared "they are many, many years behind us!" Air con* dlliocing Is unheard of and an open window brings in cinders M iia r /fW A D c a r 4 i, linc« ^ trains are still of the r Q r t y steam variety. She asked for a ’ ' second class ticket but quickly The ocw public addrest system changed to first class when she queraae Lake Monroe Club Learns Wrapping Members of the Lake Monroe Home Demonstration Club attend­ ed a demonstration on wrapping and decorating gift packages at Weit'a Card Shop last Thursday nlgbt. Each member present wa* given th* opportunity to tie bowa and wrap a package. men may share a four berth com* pariment. lo London Mrs. Hutchinson again was met by relatives whn showed her many of the out of the way places as well as th* most historic spots. On* of th* latter was the Tower o< London where she viewed with interest the raucous ravens which have their wings clipped and are offldally “ on the Queen’s payroll." plre wiU collapse. "My, but th* English arc superstitutious" she overheard a fellow tourist aay to which the guido with . cockney accent retorted, "No, we are Just raven madi" Mrs. Hutchinson will remember always (hr beauty of the famous stained glass windows in the Chartres cathedral near Paris (during the war years they were stored underground); the 'V a t Lisa and other great works of ar, in the Louvcs; and the amatlng restoration of Leonardo Da Vin­ ci’s Last Supper which is in the city of Milan. ‘ 1 .MRS. LLOYD O. SWAIN Florence and Venice were her favorite cities in Italy. Rome was too crowded with tourists. Lu­ cerne, SwHxcrland, was described as a city of "beautiful perfection" aod Nice, France, will be remcm* berrd for its luxurious accomo­ dations and exceUcnt -ulslne. It A door prize as well as prixes At a meeting Monday night, was there that she had the plea­ for best women's and best man's Sanford Drove 160, Benevolent and sure of dining on her hotel room costumes will be given. Added fea­ balcony overlooking the blue Patriotic Order o( Docs complet­ tures arc a floor show under tha Mediterranean. ed their plans (or a Hallowe'en The Monte Carlo in Mauaco Gypsy costume dance to be held direction of Florence Hoff of Or­ created the impression of an this Saturday al the Elks' Club. lando and a five-piece band. abundance of money, Jewels and Advanced reservations may be Tliutc in sUrndaiii-e beside* exquisitely dressed women. "Its made for Elks and th.ir wives Jackie Caruthcrs who presided a fabulous place but the faces of were: June Foley, Betty McDon­ the gamblers arc too strained and by calling FA 2 3312. Admission ald. Esther Barber, Evelyn DIs11.00 per person. serious" said Mrs. Hutchinson. lirow, Agnes Androsko, Mary Roettgcr, Dualnc Bsggerly, Nancy Her methods of travel were well Years Bring Added Beauty Foster, Florence Mapes. diversified. Trains, buses and One of the characteristics of Vonda Miller, Mickey lllcksin, boats provided transportation while touring. And instead of re­ American-walnut which perpetu­ Frances Pratt, Anna Itukur, Ag­ turning home on the Queen Mary ates its beauty is that, a* the years nes Walker. Ruth Hillhimtr, Vi­ she made the trip by plane. How­ go by, its surface deiclops a lus­ ola Kastner, Jackie Carulhers, ever, Mrs. Hutchinson advises trous patina. Furniture pieces Virginia (lowersox, Helen Forfuture travelers to reverse this made of walnut have been handed shay, Peggy Hardin, Pearl Hope since more can be carried homo down from generation to genera­ and Elvira Coe, a visitor from the Orlando Drove. tion and are prued as heirlooms. via liner. Gypsy Dance Planned Th« ZeU Xi chapter o f BcU two daughter*, Susan, Sigma Phi has aclcctcd it* presl- Judy, two. Mr. Swmin dent, Mr*. Lloyd 0. Swain, to insurance burlnet* in I reprtacnt them in th* Valentine Girt Conteit, which la an Inter* national conteit. The winner will appear on tho February cover of The Torch, monthly magailne of Beta Sigma Phi. Mr*. Swain will be remembered a* the former Deniae Steven*, daughter of Mr*. A. B. Stevena, and the late Mr. Stevena of thta city. She atended Sanford achoola and Florida Southern College In Lakeland. She reaide* at 407 San Carlo* Ave., with her huaband, Lloyd and Playhouse Navy la castiag Mr "BcU, Book and Candle/* M ight and tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. hi tha conference room of butting 8 gl th* Naval Air Stalloo. . AU service personnel, .their de­ pendents and civil aentea em* ployes are eligible tn...fM*P*t*. Miss Genie Stokes, bride-elect of Those who are not lntencted hi Warren llaynes, was honored at reading for a part in tha play bat a miscellaneous shower Saturday are interested in other phraaea *< night, at the home of Mrs. Lucile little theater work a rc lgvited to Abrams. attend. The party rooms were decorated Rehearsals wUI begin Mter. t aad with arrangements of fall flowers and bronte and yellow pom-poms. (he play will be presented at the The bride's table was overlaid NAS (heater Dee. J, 4 aad S. with a lacc cloth and held a cake, nuts, mints and punch. Games were played under the direction of Shirley Stone and I Inell Stokes. Other guest* includ­ ed, Mrs. Jackie Goodman, Joyce Fortlon. J. L. Von Ilerbules. Carolyne Michels, Nancy Michels. One of the main featum et Its Lucile Abrams. Edith Ellis, Haiti Southside School Carnival Satur­ Stokes and Myra Michels. The wedding will be an event of day night will be a haunted house in the traditional Hillmi— spirit Nov. 24. A concealed story teller vrtfl nar­ rate terror-filled tales o< (he super­ natural. There also w ill-te many other surprises for those-who like to experience that prickly: feeling. Trophies will be awarded for tha most frightening and most original costumes among those: Attending. The Norman deVere Howard Starting time Is 3:90 p. m. Chairman, Sir*. C. A. Guerry, chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Friday announced that a secret'panel el at 3 p. m .at the General Sanford judges will maka the leftsetlons fag Memorial Library for tho monthly the prise*, and winners will he an­ nounced during the evM gg. business and program meeting. Guest speaker will be Fred R. Wilson, local attorney, who will use You can bring variety gad l as his subject, "National Defense to your meala with ayaten. and (he United States Constitu­ They are good rast, beet tion". Hostess is Mrs. R. F. Robi­ baked, fried, stewed, i m M i barbecued. *••• son. Shower Honors Bride-Elect Carnival A dds Haunted House (p o h S n n n lA Mr. and Mrs. M. ft. Strickland and family have had as their bouse guests the past week Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Austin of Atlanta, a G<. The two familir: spent Sun­ d a y in Daytona Beach visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Strickland. The Austins plan to spend some Gme in St. Petersburg before re­ turning to Atlanta. Mrs. Wr. T. Parsons Sr. of Charleston, S. C. is spending a week visiting her son tha Rav. W. T. Parsons Jr., and his family and welcoming the new grand­ daughter, Catherine Lynne, who wArrived at the Parson home this ' week end. Mr. and Mrs. George Matfett, LUy Ct., have returned from a vacation and sightsaeing trip in North Carolina. They also visited relatives in Saluda. S. C. and a nephew, Joe Moffett at Clemsoo College. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamkl have left for Clewiitoo, Fla., where they plan to spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Versbtl and •fam ily have moved to their new borne at 104 N. Sunland Dr. He has recently Joined tho news staff of the Herald. They cams to San­ ford from Hampton, Va. and have formerly lived in DeLaod. Mr. and Mrs. Georga E. Wells spent the past week end visiting with Mrs. Blanche Stringer and son. Tommy, of Winder, Ga. They are celebrating iheir 40th wedding anniversary and will also spend B tom e time sightseeing in the northwestern part of Georgia be­ fore returning home. Bethany S. S. Class Selects Leaders The Bethany Sunday School class of the First Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. J. G. David, on West Iftth Street for _ th e October meeting with Mrs. J. Brooks as co-hostess. Mrs. Brooks, president, presided at the business session when group leaders were selected for the year. They were Mrs. J. Hofccker. Mrs. H. E. Tafftr. Mrs. David, Mrs. J. T. O'Donnell tod Mrs. W. F. Nslicxowskl. Mrs. H. R. lteckenbacb was ap­ pointed assistant secretary. The class year book was brought up — to date. Mrs. Margaret Reynolds, V class teacher presented the devo­ tional. Games were played with awards being presented to the winner*. Mrs. Tafftr and Mrs. Hoftcker. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. Maxine Wails was a visitor. Other members attending were Mrs. Tom Mero, Mrs. T. C. Thompson. Mrs. Georg* Scott, Mrs. J. Robersoo, Mrs. L. Bar• ley, aod Mrs. M. J. Sorokowsky. For an unusual salad, loss hot cooked and cubed sweet potatoes in equal amounts of French dress­ ing and while sine. Let stand until cold. Salt to last* aad add other seasonings such aa dried dill, parsley or a little grated onion. Serve with hot or cold ham. Church Calendar WEDNESDAY Girl Scout Troop 233 meets p. m. at First Presbyterian Church. Presbyterian Senior Choir supper ft p. m.. Midweek Bible hour 7 p. m. First Baptist Church Training Union UnJoo supper and officers o ffic e r s coun____ cil ft p. m. Frayer meeting, T:30 p. m. THURSDAY Pinecrest Baptist Church Visi­ tation, 10:30 a, m. lo 2 p. m. Choir Practice 7:30 p. m. Ushers Meeting, 7:30 p. m. First Baptist Church Royal Ambassadors, 7 p. m. W estside School Organizes PTO Parents and teachers of Westside Primary School met at the Sanford Grammar School and formed a Parent Teachers Organisation. Mrs. Peggie Hardin presided at the meeting. Mrs. Elizabeth Sharon, principal, was Introduced aod in turn intro­ duced the teachers. Mrs. Rocbford, first grade teacher woo the room count. By-laws were read by Mrs. Hardin and the parents voted to accept them. Electron of new oificers wa* held and immediately installed by Mrs. Hardin, presiding officer. They are, Mr*. Ruby Carter, president; Mrs. Phyllis Chapman, tint vice president; Mrs. Elisa­ beth Sharon, second vice presi­ dent; Mrs. Katherine Depoo, secre­ tary aod Mrs. Glenda Allen, treas­ urer. Copimittec chairmen are. Mrs. Shirley Lee and Valie Wilson, membership; Mrs. Flora Ross, publicity; Airs. J. W. Carter, safe­ ty; Mrs. Mary .(lice Harksy, health; Mrs. Hardin, library and Mrs. B. M. Dyson, beautification. One lot of Fall dresses, tailored and dressy styles. Broken sires in assorted fabrics. These dresses originally sold for much more, but for the weekend we arc going to close them out at real bargain prices. In this group arc values you can't afford to miss. Many different styles, sizes, fabrici. Slightly shopworn. Shop ami save this weekend at Yowell't . . . and you'll still be smartly dressed. Shop early! Boat, Ski Club M eets Tomorrow The Sanford Boat and Skz Club will mtet tomorrow night at ft o'clock at lb* Seminole School Ac building. Charlie Commodore Powell, urges all members lo attend as final plans will bo made for a Halloween party to be bald Friday night at the Florida Power and light Club in Enterprise. ,L �Boy Scoot* Tour Power Co. f loot Bathed* of preduetag electricity wore tiyltliol to Lake Monroe'* Boy Scoot Troop MS at tie row Florid* Fewer and U|M Cor*. plaM last m l Troop loader Jobs Aasol aod Tolar Baboo lead mere than IS •eoota to the pleat vieit. The boy* •aid they anjeyad the adueatiaaal profram Much aod would - m i"., ' , - - ** r" •J -i. ,'t.5fr 3-DAY 1 Lot o f GIRLS Leather SHOES Regular $2.48 B 0 t t i r r E. MORRIS, left. Heavy Attack Squadron One Maintenance Of­ ficer. received hio letter t promotion to Commande. U. Navy. On bo* . half of the squadron oi.icen , he wee preaented a new hat with Commander'e gold braid by S. N. Baney, Commanding Officer of V A IM . A r^ident of Sanford, Commander Morris livea with hia wife, Cherry, and children, Wayne. Larry, John and Jennie at 106 Mellonville Drive.________________^ WASHINGTON (UPI» - Nobel Priie acientlit Dr. Harold C. Uray lay* the Soviet photograph of the moon’* far ilda la " an outetandIng technical achlavement" which ihould ipur thla country to greatar etforta In apaca. Urey agreed with other aclenllita here lhat the Ruialan photo waa not detailed enough to warrant conelution* about the nature of the moon'* other aide. But he laid It waa impouiblc to exaggerate the technical skill which enabled the nuniam to gat the picture at all. "H i* lime," Urey aaid Turaday "that we gel up out of our chalra and begin to compete with them In apace. It la not good for u* to kid ouraelvea that we are up with them. We are not. 1 think it will be year* before we are." Some astronomera, who did not want to be quoted by name, alio itrrased what one called the "marvelum technical accompllahmcnt" manifested by the photograph. One acirnIHl said the technique used by the Kuaiian* could have tremendous military significance. Up If new Iblrley haa been a bueelic milk maid who prancad tfegaugb faur picture! la atarring ■ala* — alngiag a great deal and Aa atat at ‘‘ Oklahoma!" "Car* "April Lave" aod " N a m Mail Anything Small" Shirley WU aa Ineffective Innocent UUla entio In typical Hollywood froth. m n L" Miami Road Block D acision Upheld fU ZA H A U E E (U P I)-A deel- •leo by the State supreme Court w i n a t l y means the city of Mi­ ami Will continue to act up road Weak! to check driver’* license). Tha high court refuser1 rehearing at Tuaaday a suit upholding tha dtp's power to act up tho block*. Yho caao waa brought by former Mayor Aba Aronovlle, who claim­ ed the road blocks were an In­ vasion of hia right to use the pub- Annual Meet Dr. Harold K. Ring will at­ tend the annual convention of FttrMa Chiropractic Ann. at tha goCiart Mayar Hotel in Jackson­ ville, Thuraday and Friday of If you conilder that the chasing power of the dollar 11.00 in the I0t7-t9 period, it was worth 126*. tu In INS leas than B3 cent* today, SERVICE At tho Sanford Avenue Amoco Henrico you will always find courteous, efficient, speedy service, and TOP QUALITY GAS, OIL and ACCESSORIES. fi pur­ waa then and S a n fo rd A v e n u e AMOCO ROAD SERVICE ANYWHERE Sanford Ava at 2ad SL ' FA i \? U a, ».* mr., m * "'“' X ' If you choose your dry " V cleaner with the ism* care you choose your fine clothe* . . , then you'll choota ui Tor your dry cleaning. We ute Sinitone Soft-Set* cleaning method* to keep your autumn wardrobe faihion-freiH . . . looking and Icehng liki the day you bought it. STARTING TOM ORROW Awl Throughout the Month of November T V X E f^ m ^ MjfWWA r n o m J b fio s MAYING FEEDS \ and gel this \ We invite you la compare our Sanitone Service will) any other dry cleaning to prove that you can actually »ee and feel the difference. On Eaeh Single Pnrehaae of $10.00 or More Why not call ui today. FEED 118 S. Sanford Ave. Downtown Cleaners STORE P A 2-2< Complete Close-Out of Entire Stock Quality and Laundry M en's Dress and W ork Shoos 113 S. Palmetto FA 2-5292 You are invited to inspect the best-made motorcars of our time LIN C O LN FO R I960 THE S BETTER OPEN 1:30 A. M, to 7 P. M. Mon. thru Sal TUXEDO NEW YORK ( UPI)—Noel Price, a 23-yrar uld defememan, waa ac­ quired by tho New York Rangers Monday from the Toronto Maple Leafs. To get him. tha Rangers gave up center. Hank Cesla, ama­ teur Billy Kennedy and another player In be named neat spring. la n ruling Sept. 16, the court bad bald road block* w en legal. TO i B O YS Leather SHOES Regular $3.49 Hungers Get Price Uo atmt. lOsdcomsL... I Lot o f Nobel Scientist Calls Moon Photos ’Outstanding' Job HOLLYWOOD (UP1) 4 SweatMeed Shirley Jeaea’ professional MM wee b.lag aavtd this week by after Bert Laneiiter and dlrectar Biakard Brook*, Bath iMa virtually era aavias Uw Manda beauty fram muvla ob- SALE DOUBLE BED SIZE 72x84 Regular $5.95 F IN E S T L IN C O L N IN F O R T Y Y E A R S It* beauty will strike you instantly—its quality wit! impress you forever. Save 11 The Price On Then* Brand .New Quality Shoot GUARANTEED SHOE REPAIRING Now Owned and Managed by TOMMY HANSON 210 SANFORD AVE. ^ C y fC C € / t/ / (/ I s V Z llV / lG 'fU U C A M E R IC A ’S F IN E S T 323 E. First Si. Corner Sanford Ave, FA 2.5241 BEFO R E Y O U B U Y A N Y CAR . . . SAVE Find nut about the nne "that's proven hy 750 Million Miles of Owner Use". PRICKS START al $1976. Reg. 92.9S MEN’S DRESS and SPORT M OTORCAR Everywhere you took, beauty surrounds you — everything you touch turns to power. at this 3 - D A Y SALE Keg. $1.98 LADIES' SHIRTS CHILDREN’S d r e s s e s Hunt Lincoln-Mercury Inc. N o rth Palmetto Ave. Sanford, Fla. USE F A 2-4382 r "STiZ CHRISTMAS L A Y -A W A Y SANFORD MOTOR CO., Inc. 1001 S. Sanford Ave. f OU R STORE 321 SANFORD AVENUE �---------' . W ai. O ct 26. 1956—Page T EN D S P E C I A L S t i t U5LAX H ER E W H IL E SHOPPING F IN E JE W E L E D All Fountain 3odas Price % WATCHES Na pirrfc*** Nereaenry — repaired Water-proof, Not to be preaftat to ) T Sanford ■* T W I L L W *1 any high-priced time piece. 24 - HOUR W R E C K E R SERVICE . BUDDY'S A U TO M O TIV E SER V IC E Sanford Ave. at 121b St. DANDY .67 OPEN 8:00 a. m. until 11:30 Daily OPEN T IL MIDNIGHT, SATURDAY* DOG FOOD 251b. 501b. BUY and SAVE N O W ! A r m y - N a v y Surplus C & C LIQUORS and PACKAGE STORE 310 Sanford Ave. 312 SANFORD AVENUE unnyland Sugar Cured Hickory Smoked Beg. 1.00 38 HAM L b .^ ^ Whole or Half SEE THE SAVINGS ON MANY IN OTH ER OUR PAG E Al> at 8 4th FOR 3 DAYS Beg. 361.95 With t CHAIRS Beg. *59.05 ONLY On — MART TRAHII toot I S Ell HA HR A INS Cash O r Credit *.'*tem backed by a Space Heater* — Floor Furnace* — Furnace* Center-Duct System — Gas or Oil. S 1.000 With 1007 S. Sanford Ave. FA 2-6362 MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGE Keg. $219.95 $ New 18550 1959 Fully Autom atic ! GLJLff^iu T T iT T i v V rrag— M Swing-Out Broiler A utom atic Tup Burner SOUTHERN The auettoneerT final cry echoed la New York real tatate circle* today. It wai the winning bid for real eauto tycoon William Zeckendorf for the 71-story 40 Well St. Building which la the iourth fallen akyacraper la the world. The akyacraper went ea the auction black Tueaday with a re­ quired Martial bid of IT million dollars. Only iwe prospective buyera MtppOd forward ta dtpoalt 1200,. 000 to tnable them to ontar the bidding. Zwcktnderf, preaidant af Wahb A Knapp, Inc., and Sidney R. Xusrcnfetd, an attorney reprt(eating a ayadlcata of rail c i­ tato iavaatora, begin the bidding briskly with 123,000 jumpi. But at g li. 111,000 the offerings began tu drop ta 11,000 and 13,000 bids and both man cautiously felt their* way Into the higher brackata. Zackandorf began to put the preisura on at |11,gso.ooo with jump* of 349,000. Nussenfeld kept At 316,130,000, Xuaacnftld said hie group would hova no other bid and the building was sold to Zerkendorf for that price. Zackandorf alio utvns the ITstory Chrysler Building, eecond tallest skyscraper in the world. The Empire Mute Building, which has 102 stories, is tha tallest in the werld. “ 1 think we bought a manalous property nod paid • M r price for It," Zackandorf aald, bet added that the bid waa "higher than I waa cheerful about going." MTh*t wai the last 3* ,000 1 would have paid" ha eald. Tha 40 Wall Si. Building, con­ structed in 1329 for twenty faur million dollars, la fully rented and brings (a an annual rental of about flva million dollars. Seminole High Honor Roll List Announced Seminole High School hat i » nouneed its Honor Bel! for tho first six weeks. Those receiving all A's: Twelfth grade, Cordell Jeffery, Nancy Butler, Jean McMurrough. vanth grade. Robert Bullard, Joy Wester. Tenth grade: none. Ninth grade; Jane Harward. Eighth gride: nono. Those receiving more A'o-than S's: Twelfth gradei Buddy Fulper, Henry Morgan, Steva Powell, Dien Aiken, Peggy Price, Fay Noel, Linda Rote min, laity WU> lismi. Eleventh gride: Alex He* Kibbln. Penny Anderson, Phyllsi McDaniel, Deanna Nichols, G u o vieve Taylor. Tenth grade: Butts Carpenter, JoAnn Zalglcr, John Goers*. Ninth grads: Tharasa Raker. Sharon Gllei, Louisa Hig­ ginbotham. Linda Hlttel), JixM Taylor. Ruth Taylor, Judiy Van Winkle, Linda Williams, Donna Young. Charles Hope, John West* Failed I1revs laternatianal gate, Eighth grade; Susan 1M1* NEW YORK Roger II. back Diana Haekatt, Carol Oxford, Bleudh. board chairman of tha April Ramty. U. S. Steel Corp., commenting on the Keltlr Steel Corp.'s separate Water power generates mar* settlement with the United Steel­ than M par cant of tho electricity workers Union: in Swltiarland, Norway and Swe­ Mr. Kaiser is a free agent. If den, but teas than thraa par eaal ha ibouaes to leave us, that la In Britain, Danmark and Belgium, his right." WASHINGTON — W. M. A. Halm, Uliana's new ambassador ta the United Hiatts, giving his Impression of President Eisen­ hower: "1 found him an impressive, cheerful and lit middle-aged gen­ tleman.” HOLLYWOOD — Melvin Relll, attorney for the late Errol Flynn’a 17-ycnr-old "piolcge" Heverly Aadland, discussing plans to defend tha validity of a handwilt ten unsigned will leaving Miss Aadland une-thlrd of Flynn’a es­ tate: "It's a shame this rame up. Errol thought he waa providing for the girl he loved very much and now the can't even get her clothes from New York." WASHINGTON ti l'll — Sen. Olln D. Johnston, (U S. C.), itcalling before the National Atso. riatlon of I’nMmastera that the Fust Ofiire Oepaitmeut had eaperlmented with ,ending the mall by missiles* "When I read of the progress being made In our missile pro­ gram, 1 sometimes think it would ba better to pend the missiles by mail." WASHINGTON (UPD - The Ar­ my hat Issued a call (or 9,000 draftees In December,,the iinie number as In October and No­ vember. it said ail will be al­ lowed to spend Christmas at home. ISoft Soaped * CHICAGO (UPD -A n Otuo fac­ tory ''soft soaped" its employes into cutting down accidents, the National Safety Council said the factory passed out free bars of soap to all employes with the ■login "Ketp your safely record clean.” * 4 -L <* a * : i ••ff •» 5 S •# i «• »t it# *<# ■'t lil i o Alt COOKING MAGIC FOR PENNIES A DAY! with modern, clean, dependable m ■in* t-elf L ,tfa*e tittr p*t *n4 S«« m eotaw*if 4pp nnn—wuii Gulftana and a modern l.P-Git range. On a ntw modern rsnge Iht name adjusts it* self—foods can't burn or bod ovsr. Aulnmatic cooking ia roues— ■hen you use Uultisne. It'a last, clean, dependable hiat—tvan i* "lines d«n «‘* weather. Yet thie esodem luel cotit only ponmeea day. Lti See# Mae SOUTHERN Natural Gas Co. 213 Kanlord Are, FA 1-III3 N A TU R A L GAS CO. 202 S. Sanford Ave. SANFORD, FLA. Keg. FA 2-62H2 79.95 '"Wg can't scar* them . , . their house is insured b y 4995 e a *y term* A Good Place To Huy, Sell or Trade FAMILY Sold for (T herm al-E ye) COUCH FOR TUI KM. - Fill, a AT. ONLY NSW YORK (LTD - Arm y Issues Call Juat received 100 trill; beautiful new fall dresser. Sites I ta I) —• II la 20— 10 la 32 and half tltca tool Thrse are really grand value* at the regular price of 17.9s and IS.94 — fijc tM iu v a y & OUTFITTERS —H anu A — Plumbing • Heating - A ir Conditioning FA 2*9990 S O F A B ED COMPLETE W ALL Ave, NEW FALL DRESSES COLEMAN H E ATIN G and AIR CONDITIONING EQ U IPM ENT The only healing Comfort Bond. Store (M atch leas) FA 2-1132 TREASURES & Feed * 4 9 .9 5 3 J .9 5 213 HANFORD AVENUE nod St. LAST TOP TABLES $ 4 9 -9 5 LA R R Y 'S 10 % O FF • New FORMICA The Moat Complete Second-Hand Store In Sanford Tip Top Super M k t. Sanford Ave. Flour For 3 Days Only Small Bound METAL T A HL E S Keg. 63.95 THEY SANFORD 320 S. Sanford N«w SOFA BEDS *1.8 5 *3 .5 0 Reg. 2.03 WHILE * FA 2-1731 For 3 Days Only LIQUOR - BEER and WINE A Lo t Off Loot Quotable Quotes FA 2-5661 300 Sanford Ave. Limit 4, i’ lcaat Lthaift • Grey or Hark .95 For the BEST In S H I R T S j a i Zi K* f* 4 O R K ?I t ^ * Plus Parts and Tax Antl-magnetlc You Are Always Welcome Here — S C O O P ! H % and Sanford Jewelry & Luggage 316 Sanford Avanut rr*t. FA 2-1632 - $ |0 9 5 Jewelry store. plus tax Equal In quality and dependable service to PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST \ - Shock-proof SPECIAL PRICE FOR THIS SALE F rom ................ LAMP S TA P LER P H A R M A C Y # In any FREE TABLE Front End^ Alignment Front Balanced Can b* for T H R EE D A Y S P EC IA L Wheels Rotated or Crossed Kegbltr Thur*., Frt. or Sat 9 ' SANFORD AVENUE STORES HAVE EVERYTHING DEPARTMENT STOKE COR. SANFORD AVE. AND Ith ST. JEN K IN S FURNITURE 400 S. Sonford Ave. STORE W jJiib b in FA 2-7130 New and L‘ *ed Furniture and Appliance* 111 N. General Insurance Park A re . FA 2-0331 i L J �KT 7M Of Ckattoboockee The letter from the unidentified •fella woman was attached to n a*ft •t • letter the woman said An mailed Collins earlier, urging him in tabs action in the matter. Lowry Mid the woman had promMad la testify under oath, if asked, that Nogrots at Chattaboocbeo wen Improperly treated. MIAMI (UP» - The Miami Hews today came out .ditorially la opposition to the reapportionaunt amendment. The News described the amendteent as only a “ crumb" thrown Mb populous counties in legistsfive representation and warned Us adoption may ruin chances of fair re-districting for at least a decade. •The editorial urged all candi­ dates far governor and other state efflete to teha e stand on fair apportionment and try naat yaar M bring out a fair law. It also argtd the voteri to have a long memory about how their reproMatetivM voted on the Issue. Juat n y||| fj)f Ohio City Of Dayton. CMy Commission. The buildings are firo damaged and stead in violation of the city building code, said city man­ ager Warren Knowles la a report to the commission. Condemna­ tion signs will be put on the struc­ ture* making their use or entry illegal. i LONGWOOD B E A U T Y The buildings condemned In­ Janet Luxen has been nam­ clude a two-story structure with ed “Circle K Sweetheart” ji grocery store oo the first floor for the hiunth of October and ah apartment oo “ ■ second floor at toil Orange a v « . A per- by members of the Circle K Club at Snead College. Miss Luxen i* a graduate of Seminole High School and la a sophomore at Snead College. reopened them the following Satur­ day end made attendance manda­ tory. The Khool received no more threate. rapidly A woman tileohe—d police la Carlisle. ■ email town 10 miles south of Dayton. Monday and said a bomb had been planted In a school. About 1.400 atudenta wen sent home. Police searched ail school* In tbo town hot lo a d no bomb. Tuesday, n caller telephoned the Solar Creek School In Bellbrock, near Beaver Creek Townahlp, at it: U p. m. He said a bomb would go off within 43 min­ utes. School woi dismissed for the day. Lewis uid be thought the call his school system received was just the beginning of another rash. One threat inspires another some­ where else, he said. A ono-stocy dwelling at 113 E. 10th Sc waa also marked for condemnation, along with a onestory building at «M E. 10th SC. ooe-atory buildings at Mg, Mg, no Hickory Avo., and a dwelling at 40t Pine Ave. A large two-story frame building with stores on the first floor aod rooms on the se­ cond floor at Ml and KOtk W. Ninth SC, is condemned with onestory dwellings at 14M W. 14th St., aod 1MT W. 14th St., and a small tool shed on the rear of property at 1301 W. 14th St. V o t e For GEORGIA, G R A D E A UJS.D.A. Inspected < For m W :jW HOMES HEAVY WESTERN *B d SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Fairbanks - Morse Pnmpa Regain To All Makes TENDER SLICED Howard C. L o n ? 147 E. COMMERCIAL ST. FA 2-3433 FOR SOUPS and BROTH Wonderful for UarbequeEng M EATY Dead Man Canyon, Xawmeat Creek, Skeleton Canyon aod Screaming Point are fame of the names found on map* of the Gila Wilderness Area in Muthweilern New Mexico. The 431,300-icre wil­ derness includes some of the least-explored country in the United States. Although Hondurn ranks 14th In site among the 30 Latin Ameri­ can nations, its area of 43.277 square miles la greater than that of the Netherlands, Switzerland end Denmark combined. SANFORD C IT Y COM M ISSIONER GROUP 2 Sunnyland — SU G A R CURED H IC K O R Y SM O KED Tuesday, Nov. 3, 1959 Whole YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED (Paid Political Advertisement) S U N N Y L A N D PURE Customer ) With S3 Or More Order SUPER V A L U E Large Family Size Loaves i i . Birdseye Crink-Cut Frozen French FRIES DIXIE L IL Y lVSi Lb, Boxes Birdseye Frozen Cooked SQUASH Minutes Advertising P L A N T A T IO N Made in the old fashion way Swanson's Frozen GRITS PEAS San ford 3 3 " B le a c h «*• 18c J h & J a J b u lD U A J o o d Q su n i& A f. “Seminole County’s Only SAVIN G S Sanford Ave. Daily Newspaper” at 4th St. M ARKET Open Sundays • ?«£>! ! 8 A .M . til N o o n \ > ^ ^ �V * ttt: y 1 * ■ 3#- 9t|r W hat N ext taafnrh Wed, Oct. 28. 1959—Page » Rrralfc Guinea President Touring South LOWESTOFT, Rutland (UPl) — Oeoflrny Small. 12, president of Mtha Mlddla School Iniuruea So­ ciety, reported today ha U doing a '‘whacking good builnau" la in­ suring his Mboolmataa against •panklnge and other ichoolllme ac Small and his board of lS-jrear eld directors operate at Lowestoft Grammar School. They charge their clients three cents a week and pay up to four shillings (M cental far a major disaster euch , A as a caning by n teacher. 9 Detention tfter school pays 42 coots, but eomo minor happen stance as having ts write 100 lines of poetry on the blackboard brings the client only 14 conls. “ Ws started It aa a joke, but It has worked out rather well. Luckily, the chaps haven't got up to too many pranks or we would have been crippled by now,” Pres­ ident Small said. Tarry WUtoo, 12, said, "I Joined * 1 and made one shilling (14 cents) out of it In five weeks. 1 laughed at the start but SO lines of black­ board poetry brought mo In tight pence. •Tjten the hope found out how easy U wai to get lines end make money. That, of course, the Insur­ ance organisation ornn’t iike.u President Small stopped that racket. He punched out new poli­ cies on his father typewriter, in. 3) sorting a clause excluding pay­ ments for “ accidents" engineered by policy holders. "I bad to make honesty pay," ha said. WASHINGTON (UFD-PreeMent be the guests of Gor. Luther Sokov TOvro of Guinea flies to Hodgci at a reception and dinner North Carolina today ter an inter­ attended by white and Negro leadracial dinner after a Anal round of art. Toura wee the gueet Tuesday The African leader, la the United night at a dinner liven by Secre­ Stateo for n lS-day visit, was to tary of State Christian A. Harter. visit the Lincoln Memorial, lay a In his formal toast, the African ex­ wreath at Uw Tomb of the Un­ pressed conviction that Incrested known la Arlington Notional Cem­ etery, drop hi at AFL-CIO head­ quarters. and give a lunchtime E y e i H iv e It COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPl) — recaption for President and Mrs. Ertonhower. Ohio wildlife reetsrthora ore While Tourr made his final stops weigh!n* the lenses of the eyes In the capital, hie wife visited of rabbits to datemlna their ages. headquarters of the National Coun­ They are testing a technique de­ cil nf Negro Women. veloped by Dr. ttexford Lord of The ST- year -old president of the Illinois Natural History Sur newly-lndependent Guinea and his vey, who discovered he could de­ wife will takeoff in mid afternoon termine the age of a rabbit by for Raleigh-Durham Airport. After this method because the lens of a teur of the Untvarelty of North an animal’s eye continues to grow Carolina at Chapel Hill, they will throughout its life. U. S.-Guinn cooperation “ will bacome a reality In the near future." He said ha had “ felt tho deop sympathy of tho American people" for Africa’s etruggle toward proaresa. Herter responded by praising the efforts of Guinea to attain itatua among the freedom-loving great nations of the wortd. "This historie visit of President Toure." Herter said, “ li in a sense a renewal of America’* lasting as­ sociation which has contributed im­ measurably to the vitality and spiritual depth of our culutre." To Fish Sensitive T o Sedatives STANFORD, Calif. (UPl) — Fish art Just at sensitive as hu­ mans to stimulants and sedatives, according to a report issued by a team Of Stanford Medical School researchers. Testa on guppte*, goldfish and blind fish from Mexico showed that sedatives caused (he fish to become to sluggish they could easily ba scooped out of (he wa­ ter by hand. Stimulants MAI them racing about in am tlc pat­ terns. Austria Pays VIENNA (UPl) -Austria has paid more than 100 million dol­ lars In World War II reparations to the Soviet Union, or two-thirds of her total obligations. It was announced Monday. ■~ a \tr * SECURITY A SSOCIATES, A INC. recommend* VIsiTu. a T r . CAIRO, U.A.R. (UPl) - King Mohammed V of Morocco will visit the United Arab Republic next January it the Invitation of U.A.R. President Gamal Abdel Nasser. p r a r r a K S K R * :n r % Florida Water fir Utilities An Intriguing Growth Company priced at abont SlOI’i to ylold l « i * Garden J. Toll. Mgr. KIRK • Plato FA S-TMS Direct Wire To Mncere A Co., Momborn Now York Stock Kick. d t& v n ld h u }... - - - To somegood . . . ization for 86 years. 1. BE HONEST Admissions Sylvia Prlct, Sanford Connie Holloway, Sanfoyd Georgia Vincent, Sanford isrr ... and try to under­ stand and fill your customer's needs. 3. KEEP LEARNING OCTOBER SI Admissieve Jennie Spiegel Sanford Sally Kltchcll, DcBary Vivian Sykea, Sanford Annie Mao Detuurd, Seated Edith Brawn, Longwood Guy Bishop, Sanford Effto Mae Tope, Sanford Dtsmlasala Irving Felnberg, Sanford Heyer DcWUt, Sanford Julia George, Sanford Alberta Hughes, Sanford Christopher Holmeo Jr. Do Rary Sam Lewis, Sanford Frances Murphy and baby, Mims James Moore, Sanford Carolyn Stanley, Sanford Beulah Bryant, Sanford t n**j1*• . 1. The world keeps moving and finding new w a y s a n d means of doing t hi ng s b e t t e r . MOVE WITH IT. To stand still is to stagnate. Curiosity Seekers NEW YORK (UPl) — Give your cat a treat instead of a treatment. Te-t* conducted by American Can Co. definitely allow that feline* turn tint to tuaa, then to mackerel. V/ T 2. KNOW YOUR BUSINESS Blrtkt Mr. and Mrs. Henry Price, Sanford, a son Rev. and Mri. Weldon T. Par­ sons, Sanford, a daughter Dismissal Charla Winn, Sanford Margaret Boyd, Lake Monroe Faye Stetson, Sanford Dorothy Leo and baby, Sanford Vera Mac Moore, Sanford Carolyn Pickles and baby, Osteen Annie Gordon, Sanford Hester Dukes, Sanford Sandro Hardy and baby, DaLand Lillian Whitfield Lake Mary Tuna Treat ..in thathave been the . . . with yourself and everybody. MOSCOW (UP!) - Muscovites lined up In freeilog pro-dawn temperatures Tuesday to snatch up m special editions of newspapers showing tho Lunik HI pho<ogrsph of tho never before-teen bstk side of tho moon. The official news­ paper* Iivostla and Pravdg wore Increased from four to els pages to take care of specltl trlielei and predictions by scientist! that the photographs, radioed back to earth, opened up meaap af taking cloieup pictures of Macs and Venus. old backbone of this organ­ OCTOBER n SERVICE D E P A R T M E N T Forront H. Wagner, Mgr. Earl Younger Paul Canon Leallo McGuire Ed Webb BOD Y & P A IN T SHOP B IL L H EM PH ILL Ownar • Manager Milton Tolbert, Mgr. Ruonevolt Allen CAR PAR TS DEPARTM ENT m M 4. QUALITY MERCHANDISE W ASH Sam Klnnrd SALES DEPARTM ENT LU B R IC A TIO N Burnell Ball, Mgr. Joneph Dlcbold Harry J. Byrd C. E. Chaniot (■ary (iibaon OFFICE M A N A G E R Marvin Dyal PRESTIGE FAIR PRICE J.hunk you the future looks even better PONTIAC : Identifies your " HORSE and BUGGY IDEAS Hospital Notes , 6, : than the past. BUICK RAM B LER Lumber & Hardware 213 W. 3rd St. FA 2-5581 V A U X H A LL i WELCOME WABON I : SPO N SO R S... j HILL Watch For Anna of pr*»G** ia Ikn • • a n d civ k W eef • The reemmuaity. Opening For information. ■*» FA 2-7958 or FA 2-1758 ; (B ill d tsu n p Jiill W jo io fiA , 9 n c . Our. (Formerly Willis Pontiac - Butck) 301 West First Street Sanford Of Phone FA 2 - 0231 New Store »* i m �1 T*r- I -------- t I i« —i^ a fm /Sp S l fdm* m p l i t N, h h A t*. Ctmfnmf H u FA M i l l BY OWNER: Eqaity $1*3. N* doalaf cmI, M qoaUfjriag 3 Bit., bath * tt, modern electrie Mlehaa. Swlaad Batatas, 111 Pack View Dr. FA MKT. VIAM. * THOUOMTjT*D BE A GOOD IDEA TO LEAVE rr THAT WAV.. y o u v y s r HAVE 'l AIR CONOmONEB TURNED WAY UP/ G H , GRANDMA. U S AS COLO AS ICE IN H IRE/ ...SO t CAN SOKTA GST U! TO TH' ICY BLASTS THAT ACT PUR THIS W1NTW// ltd bedream; kitchen See at MS B. .roodlaadw w iita ir UNFURNISHED sew ( heuie. Phone FA 2-MM. rrnr mo me m em * ro rv tvear w tti rrm m notcp> ires^ -i nm HtTCHMfNAK M AW tnu m i m m n ti~ A Stenstrom Realty WA M M l LO TS O N L A K E With lake freaUga t i 1 » It to 300 ft. HERBERT STENSTROM Begtateved In k er LBN RIBNE1 ’ Five and Tee Acre Farina LOTTIE BROADWAY NICELY furnished large- 2-bed FURNISHED apartment KEN TORBETT room and 2 bath apartmaat; and cloae-ia. Ph. FA C . A . Whiddoii, Sr. BETTTE a SMITH ■dulta. M il Sanford Are. Ph. Jimmy Cowan. BROKER A w w lile FA 2 3M3. III N. Perk — Pfc. FA M I N SM Sn. Park Are. Pfc. FA M M l FIVE room furnished upstairs aparimant 2101 MagaoUt, IU.00 Phene FA 2-3M1. MS PER MONTH: 2 BR., kJUben equipped, large yard. Children 2-BEDROOM kHehee equipped and p a t s accepted. Ph. house. Phone FA 94883 or . J* h ,r,hr e'v.n that th. following reranna have See* ap. FA MUM before to after • p.lnt>d by th. Board or Publla laatruetlon or Stmlnola Counts, nor* FA 2-3132. Ida. aa Inspector* and Clarka and th. folio*Ina place, have boon p. m. daelgnated f.r hotdlne th. .I.ctl.n throughout femlnola County, FlorTHREE room furnished apartment Ida, an November I, tllf. for th. election of thr.a (I) Trnate*. of 2101 Magnolia,- $4500, Phone IpeelalTai Beh«&1 District now aamprtlUie all af a.mlnolo PA 2-3331. County. FIofIda. ss4 dftfrmlnmtlsfi of t u iullU|« of s«14 Dlitrlst for * ' tho poltt fop which election wtU open it T:tt and clean at T:0(l P. II, to-wlti 3-ROOM apt. completely furnish NICELY furnished, large 2-bed­ * room and 2 bath aparimant; POLUNO PLACK: 111 e Wrench A » e , ed, (round floor, $40. 31$ Pal­ Sanford Aduita. Ph. FA 2-SMS. metto Art. Mra. Ed Hunt Mr* Lao Burner 2-CLEAN larga furnished apart- t ROOM Effletoney Apt, private Mr* Ua*. Kitm.nl* bath, eultshln for aao or couple. meuti: 1 upper 2 bedroom, 1 Mr. Ralph Loseln, 8r. Across from Pool Office. Sira. IL Z. Johnson ground floor. $33. Ph. NO S-32«T. Sira Rob.rt Parhor SLEEPING ROOMS: The Gables, Mr. J. H. Lea, Jr. 3-BEDROOM house, kitchen equip­ Mr. J. VT. Muckier 401 Magnolia. FA 2-0720, ped Phone FA 2-3332 after 4:30. Prtelnet I, Lake Monroe TOLLING PLACK: Lake Monro. School * Clark Mr. Oeorga W. Ball 2-BEDROOM unfUrnlahed house, laapectats Mr*. Mary III lull kitchen equipped. $M. 2412 Or­ Mra. (Irace Thurat.n ange Ave. Phone FA 2433d. Mra Hal.n C. Maae Mra (lua Bchaiah UNFURNISHED 2-bedroom house, Preatnet I. Beat Sanford STORE, 23 f t by M ft. Inquire POLLIKO PLACEt Caaatae Kitchen 412 Rosalia Dr. P h o n a clerk Mr. William Buah, Jr. 201 W. 1st SL FA M IN. laeeectora Mr. B, L P.rklnt, Jr. Mr*. Martha Rebora HOUSE on Cameron Ava. East Mr* Lida Btlaa Side, between Celery and Mra Chrlatlna Blenkaanhtp Gaaava Ave. 4 bedroom*, quit* Mr. Prt« w . Pope Mra Clyda Humphrey neighborhood, kitchen appli­ Mra C. M. Flowera ances. $T$ per month Fh. Mra Kralrn Kppe FA 2-3143. Mra I.uella Klrcbaff Mra Myra I. Southward iv thu ernes: it co t n r o r Tint Mra Ruth Harroa x ix t ii j i D i t u t . c in cv rr o r Mra Lola Winn PLonint, tv evn ran nnwi Mra Jaeciualyn M. Paolo xot.ee roevTT. iv m e verier, 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house M ra M nry R ita Bauer ’ n iv n n in xiv iesee Mra L en era K Duncan $30. 2832, corner of Lemon A cnoNKn a. caldkll , Mien Jeanetta W eller Plaintiff ti rind view. Phone FA 2-0827.* Mra Marjorln Roger* 2-BEDROOM furnlihed apartment cloae In, reasonable. FA M M l. Legal Notice * * m n o # T t o n w a s f * mt/ th sw a i nLPtawAv Missue — m*tr oh > ONLY ONE TWNJ- TO DO—SCT UNCYB ASP Tu«N IT I'.lTM MY WNdf CHANGe IT5 OUeCTION,. AHO THY TO FCKjlT THAT tTCARSifS A HOmtO . — v H-0OM9* ,|ii trs ofj A brSrtwHr uxa TOWARDS Tbt OufER PlAhCra— fTCCUlD HIT ABF OF THCM' ^ Legal Notice HARA J. CAL’ DELI* F V .’OMFM WEBS SUPPOSED TO HAVE F V « COATS TUCV . WOULD MAVt-BEEN SOWN T WITH THEM ON LIKC j- ' MINKS At40 SEALS PAGWOOO, lO U K E T O BUY A FUR COAT a t h is < Mtf 1HR RtASON A N IM A L S V Af?S BOHN VNlTN FUI? C COATS IS D tAT THEV V D O e/T MOSBAN3S r f . t V ^ ~ ' v TO BU VTH tM VCn FOHT>1£m f / T>*AT1U I l HOLD 7 V HER , n .V tiNTER ] IT 'S A »KAN 5* N SW »TW iK1» S E V B N 'I Defendant XOTICR I T P t’ nU CATlO X T o ! Para J. Cauiell Rnulo No. t t’ ochranrllle, Penneylranla Tou am hereby notified that * m il o f Complaint fo r Pleorca hat been filed agalnat you. and you ara required to aar«a a copy o f ynur Anewer nr rtradlnn to tha Hill o f Com plalol mi P la in tiff* Attorney. Joeeph M. Muraako. P. O. Iloa No. US, Pern I’ ark. F lo r­ ida. end file the nrlaloal d in n e r o r IMeadlnn lo the offlra o f the Clark o f tha Clrrult Court on or b efore tha mth day o f November, t i l l , and If you fall to do ao. Judgement by default w ill ha taken aealnet you for tha roller demanded In tha Rill o f Complaint. Thla notice shall he publlshec n o te each w atk fnr four rnnaeru* tlva weeka In TH E HANFORD HERALD. DONE AND ORDERED In Ban. ford. Florida, thla leih day o f Ootohar, m e. (HEAL) O. I*. HERNDON, Cterk Circuit Court, Seminole Coun­ ty. hJorlda Ry Martha T. Vlhlen t>-puty Clerk Jnaeph M. Muraeko, A ttorney fo r Plaintiff P. O. He* No. 1JJ Fern park. Florid* Puhllah fh-t. i t A Nor. 4. II, I*. SELECT AND LAY AWAY CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW AT W 1E B 0LD TS CAMERA SHOP 213 «. Park Ave. v' \j i C I c u v r ' HIDf IN T H f A T R ARCHII If REGGIE IS > MATCHED WITH ARCHIE . IS A T , PIT TO BOX ff OU, I ’VE HAD MiW lhj ) TRAINING t HE'S IN THE PINK OF CONOITION/ WHY, ONLY T H * MORNING, AFTER SPIARHING, WK ALL NOTICED.,,.. ■m WOW Q U IC K LY ARCMiC CAMS T O f ON THE BOXING TEAM/ PHONE FA 2-121* ADMISSION *a< KIDDIES UNDER II—FREE TODAY THRy FRI. FIRST SANFORD SHOWING AT 7:3* AND 11:30 RENT A BED RoUtway, Hospital k Baby Beds By Day, Week or Month. CAKEOLL’S FURNITURE Ph. PA 2*31(1 118 W 1st It Peeclaet I, dOrlado ark Inapectora APARTMENT I rooms and bath, fumlihad. Phone FA 2-2331. TO! Park Ave. Legal Notice i x t h e c - in r t i t c o r i r r o r n s x iv r e e j i n i r i e i . n n rtrr or n a a i D t . ix A x n r o u b e w i . x d i . b t-o i-x T T . i x th tim r . n ivn iH -K x o . tatL-tn HAMCKL W. TOL’ NU, P la in tiff «a. I /H ’ IHE c i i a r l e h TOL’ NO, a / k / a / VALIE LOL’ ISE TO UNO, Defendant x o t ic r o r F ir n u r A T io * To: I^iulaa Charlea Tnune Kina* Crnee Road* Kereneevllle, North Carotlna ▼ou ara hereby notified that a llill of com plain t fo r Dlynrra haa been filed agalnat you. and you are required to aerva a copy nf tou r Anew er nr Pleadlua lo th# llill o f Complaint on P la in tiff* Attorney, Jnaeph If. Murnak". P. O. Uoi. No. IIS, P am Park, F lo r­ ida and file Iht original Anewer nr I’ lradlnu In lh* o ffice o f th* |cle rk o f the Circuit Court m, or before th* llt h day o f November, live, and If vnu fall to d» an. Judaeuiant by default w ill be taken acalnat you for th* relief dem and­ ed In th* llill o f Complaint. Thla notice (hall ba puhllthed nnr# each weak tor four rn n u e u tlv* w atk* I* th* SANFORD HERALD. DONE AND O R O E R E n In F*h* ford. Florida, thla lath day Of October, IJSJ. (BE At. I O. P. HERNDON Circuit Cnurt Cterk, Stmlnola Coun­ ty. Florid* n y Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Joeeph M. Muraeko, Attorney lo r P la in tiff P. O. Ro* No. I l l Fern Park. Florid* Puhllah IV-1. I t A Nov. 4. tt. IS. NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:45 CWOPTOP *» - I THOUGHT oH .C M O ProP- \MOE A MUWN ^ laughs - y '»OU \V=BE TAUCING TO "—S — WiNGE Y — ~ I W A B - BUT* , CHJPTDP5 . CNTHt a *-INC . ;! 2ACH HAD A -so T w rv NICKEL" TN£ CALL! T H lV now/ y spur m i l l IV MITIWEST CO-FEATURB "Lev* la Th* Afterno**M GARY COOPER AUDREY HEPBURN MAURICE CHEVALIER ATTEND THE RIG CHOST CONVENTIONMEETING CALLED FOR MIDN1TE - RAT. OCT. It HOMELAND DRIVE - IN / I1 B Precinct 4. Pnola Clerk Im porters FEATURE: 1:33 - 4:04 6 :3 3 .9 :0 6 TAKES ITS PLACE IN THE MOTION PICTURE HALL OF FAME. “The F.B.I. story” STARTING NOV. 13lh Prectnct I. PO LU XO PLACEt W iles a I cKm I Mra Gertrude P*a M ra C errle C. Colling Mra Aenaa R edeta M ra Mary A. Spivey Mra Martha Denmark POLLING PLACK i Tow n Hall M ra n. P. Kina Mra Mlnnla K. Menna M ra Wlllt# P. Ilona M ra Chlora Battlo Mr. R obert A. Dowborrp flenay* Clerk Inapectora Chula*!* Clerk Inap*ctor* Fttclncl I, Holden rod Clark ln*p*et*r Praclnct t, la n s a e id Cleta Inepacler* Mr. Chaatar Neleon Mr. I* 1. Cot Mra. (1. a. tinnier Precinct IT, POLLING PloVCE: Preebylerlen church Ann** Clark Mr. If. M. niaata* Inipvctnra Mr. W. P. Rurk* Mr. Rota Humphrey Mr* Evelyn Thnmpvo* Sire. Katharine P. Ijack 1 POLLING PI*ACE: Naw Towa Mali Mr*. T. I. (lorkia Mr* M. n. pale Mr*. Paul French Mr* Henry Haaaaa Sir, J. C. Baud* Mr. Laella Winter* Precinct l >. Faraaat Clly POLLINO PLACE: U W. Rei*e* Reeldence n erk Mr. W. A. Forward Inepacler* Mr*. Cecil B. Waller Mr* Loon llod|t*, Ry, Mr* Rleh*rd Parden Sfr* Amy Whildan ’ ’ Precinct It, l i t t l e POLLINO PLACBt Stavl* Sahaat Clerk Mr* Emily D. Jakukcl* Inepectnra Mra. Kihyl Mlktar Mr*. Gertrud* Luka* Mr* Margaret Mlkler Mra. Ann* Sflhlar Precinct 14, Far* Park POLLINO PI^ACB: America* L*(laa Hall— Prtlrla Lak* Clark Mr*. Juanita m. Rrldt* laapoctora Mr. Price Egbert Mr. John J. McManua Mr. Uraham W11eon Mr. Jamee Rlrkenmeyer, Br. Mr*. Clliaheth Htehergar Praclnct II. Central Sanford POLLING PLACE: Saaforg Arwerr | dark Mr. Henry Rueaell Intpaclorn Mr. J. H. Truluck Mr* Ratty Tall Mr* Halen Conataitlln* Mr*. Fraaeia Roumlllat, ft. Mra. Alice W. WUtlak Mr* Otadya A. Smith Mr. M. U TVright Mr* Metal* Cameron Mr* Mlaal* M. atrichia** Mr* Martha B. Aaaarelt* Mr* Mary L. Davie Mra Gtadye B. Coopar Mre. Helen A. Ludwig Mr* ,KI*ln* It. Smith Mr. Henry Longwell ( Mr. p. c Howard Mr. Yeti* a. William* Sr. Preciact 14, Central Sanford POLLtNa PLACE: Florid* FXwtr Company Employe** Lounge Clark Mr* John Tato* Ir. Inapactara Mr. Harvey Tour* Mr. Jeea Williams Mr* J. peaca Mr* Neal Lylao g » p » » , ° f * * * ,*5AW> or ru,IJC w n r a c c T w r or ssmtNOLE COCNTT, FLORIDA J. L RRUMLRT, Chairman R* T. MILW KE. Supt. A Kl-Olllde lecretarw PCEL1AM: Dctnbae II. l l l i * avereiary 9 �A Wont Ad A D ay M akes A ll Business P ay !P h. FA 2-2611 ». Beal gfetete tm Bela 5. Real Estate Far Sate ROBERT A. WHA1AM6. l o i t e r NEW HOKES Loch Arbor: 3 and 4 bedrooms; Ftr exciting FA* M B ? 1 U a S c > M M H t family living with planned lux­ ury plus ample entertaining m Pinecreit. ITU down payfaculties and play areas at n o t , m t3 per mooth. .Total moderate price*. Shown by ap­ III,MB. Phene FA 2-7131 or Orpointment. Call FA 2-4022. Undo. GA 3-03B. PLNECREST: 1 year old 3-bedroom, 2 bath. Florida room. LOVE AT PURSE SIGHT. Nicely landscaped fenced in You will a g m wbea you m back yard. Well and pump. Large utility room. Wall to wall UU vary naat I 12. naaoory, carpeting la living room. 123 large pan«U«d Fla. room. Coleman Circle. Call FA 37913. Neat Uwn all around the bouse. Close to down town, away 3-BEDROOM hiusc; quiet neigh­ borhood; low monthly pay­ from plane noise. ments. 2403 DeCottes. FA 122*4. . $300. down, then SAVE what you normally pay as rent. HOKES AND LOTS for colored people. Also homos iiuilt on loti. FARMER'S AGENCY Roy Wall. Pbon* FA M3IT. N. V. Fanner, Realtor D. H. Whitmore Lillian G. Tvama LOOK AT TUB BIST Associate*. TIEN BUT TUT BEST! 116 S. French Are. Pti. FA 1-5231 Visit the beautiful 3 bedrooms 114 Alter hours, FA 2-3*11, FA 2-4921, and 2 bath Zeull-bllt homes at » # FA 24361 San Scm Knolls an *V'it 20th Street Just 4 Mocks west of 3-BED ROOK, C l, U i bath borne. French Avenue. COMPARE Phono FA M I A THESE HOMES wl'h any others In the same price range and we know you will agree that ON LARGE LAKE here U the best veloe in lows. 4-Bedroom home with 314 baths; Down payment! from $330— Urge living room; dining room; FHA financing. Representative Florida room; terrauo floors; on the premises from 10 A. M. central haat. Several fruit tm • ? . k . trees. ltA IBM SQ. FT. OVERALL W. H. "Rill" STKMFER Agency ® 127,900 TERMS Realter * M over BUSINESS PROPERTY Phone FA I-4M1 112 N. Park Large store with one 2-bedroom apartment and two 1-bedroom , apartments. On corner lot with Seminole Realty extra 'lot In rear for parking. W. DIETRICHS — REALTOR 132,000 TERMS Elii. Methvin—Velma Qontaler, Adelaide H. Moses — Associates R O SA L . P A Y T O N 1901 Park Avt. FA 2-6212 Restate red le a l Relate Broker Mary E. Carmen — Leo Salvall NAVAL OFFICER, leaving San­ a 1. E. Roger*, Sr. Associates ford ofTcrs this charming 3-bodw Fb. FA 2-1M1 1742 at Hiawatha room contemporary home with 33 ft. living-dinin'- area; part atr conditioned; double utility room. Lovely established land­ scaping, sltrictive neighbor­ hood. Low monthly payments and flexible terms. Phone FA 2-3751. BALLROOM iDsucuuw. school of dance 6th Thru 8th Grade REGISTER NOW . . . Cl o o t s Botin Oct. 13lh Phono FA 2-0884 R A Y M O N D M. B A L L AND ASSOCIATES PARK HOMES Quiet Community • N e tr G olf C o u n t $450 Down OPEN D A IL Y 8 :6 fl A . M. T B 0*gfc SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. T il Dark Shattmakah Gw. lac. FA BOOKCASE $ 1 C 0 0 Headboards i *«■ ? Damaged — Some Dine. Echols Model.* 2 BR, CB home. Low down ind monthly payment. FA 2-2347. «. Female Help W ived ADDRESSING at homo part-full time. Excello, P. O. Bax M, N. Y. WANTED: Full time colored mild to live on primtses, FA 2-TMI. CASHIER; Rita Theatre, apply to Mr. llawtey. Beauty I* Our BualntM Why not make It yours? AVON Cosmetics offers good opportunity to earn money plus U. S. Savings Bonds, Write, Manager, Box 2(6, Lockhart, Fla. for intcrvlsw. HOUSEKEEPER: white, live la. Only 1 child 12 yrs. old. FA 2-3783. I. Mai* Help Waited MAN ter steady amploymaat in nursery. Ph. FA 3-4060. SERVICE STATION attendant, 33 years or over, experienced. No washing or greasing. Colonial Oil Co., 1101 French Ave. It. Week Wanted DAYS WORK wanted for Wed. k Thura. Call FA 2 6M3, ask for Sue. SEWINU, Phone FA 2-7193. TM / Plumbing * H eatin g/ AIB CONDITIONING CONTRACT tag REPAIR WOBE 1447 Sanford Ava. FA 24162 P A IN T IN G • O WRECKS STRAIG H TENING Phone F A 2-7719 ft Mather of Sanford Sanford — Behind Studebakcr SHADE G an g* IT. F*U • Livestock • Supplies FILLY COLT. 7 months old; Chihuahua, fam alt. AKC rectiUrad. FA 2-7136 after 7 p. m. $ $10 $ $ SA V E Impale • Fordor Hardtop • Fully Equipped • Very l.ow Mllcaie • An Hxrellent Huy At Only $ *9890 T O T A L PR ICE Humes feature 3 Bedrooms 1*» Til* Rsths . Screened Porch • Utility Roam • Ter, ratio Floors • Carporte - Landstated Lots • All City Conisnicocce. Monthly $ $ $ $ SA V E 56 OLDS $ $ SA V E 59 CHEVY:: i'leetslde h a I f • tun Pick I p • l.ntal Onr Owner - 3,00(1 Actual .Miles • Like .Nr* In Every Way ONLV 9 $ $ 5 SA V E $ $ *2695 ” 48" Fordor Hard­ top » Fully Equip­ ped Including Air Condltiunlnr • Very 1,nw Mileage * Like New Finish 5 $ a $ » $ *1595 $ $ $ 9 *1695 9 9 9 9 Our Used Cars Will II* Displayed For Your Inspection Nightly On Our Large Lighted Lot, W H E R E D E A L S SHINE at the sign o f your bent buy 2nd ft Palmetto U. C. Lot FA 2-6231 Ofc. FA2-0711 Sdve DolLii i At Holler v In- The NORTH ORLANDO CO. A Subsidiary of SUrcr Creek Precision Corp. Located j u t South of 8 infeed end on* mite east Highway IT • 93 on the Longwood • Oviedo Road. Telephone FAirfat 2.18U $ 59 CHEVY Down P*yai*at«No Cloning Also ’/< ACRE HOMESITES *995 S U N LA N D Estates ir *340 TR E E S D R I V E HOME A B A R G A IN TODAY! BLONDE COCKER * mo. old, reasonable, 1703 So. Magnolia. Dream Homes larger) W* Invite yml to ho erne absofattly fro* wltbeat obliga­ tion at ••• ef Sanferd'a tending Motel* white yea teente •ateable haaring foe yenreeK and family. Hck ap yea* hey s« oar Bates Office. Cot Flowers For Any (krasinti SANFORD FLOWER SHOP FA 2-1132 or FA 2417(1 Gracious Living” LOTS TO SAN FO R D 16. Ftewtra ft Fte*te “In the City o f IN CENTRAL FLORIDA'S FASTEST GROWING AREA <130* x 150* and WELCOME See Set these Outa landing Land Values in the corporated Village of North Orlando tod*)! REBUILT We Specialize In Custom Work 10th SfieciaU HOMESITES or INVESTMENT Down — rail with plaatte and*. Plants UNCLE PAUL BAYS **I d a ft or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon blame some kids far fltelteg words. their elotbea o* the floor. Can't Smkarlk Glam and Paiat Co. expect ’em to keep thoir reams Ph. PA 2-1941 112-114 W. 2nd SL Ph. FA 2-4623 tidy without a handy ten* drawer cheat; UapaiaMn 99 ta 3-USED Bicycles $3-00 each. 2'39 SEA KING, 33 h. p., elec­ mapt* or walnut starting at Trade In Rcfrtgcralora $33.00 tric controls. 2 props. Phone $17.93. FURNITURE C R M flR , each. 1-Tradc In Freeter $49.00, FA 2-7224. Terms If needed. 111* French Av*." 7-Trade lu Table TV $23.00. tTrade In Portable TV $123.00 2 4 - L*e> ft Fe 20. Automobile. . Trotters 1-Kiddle Tabic * Bench Set •4.99. 3-Metal Tables Good For LOST: Imatt black 4 * (J £ * > 1949 DODGE Pick up, deluxe TV Snacks $2.00 each. 3-New vicinity 107 W. 17th, IT. cab. new paint, excellent Urea. 26" Power Mower* $39.93 each. FA 2-3711. WARD. New Full Sire Boys or Girla "Diet? Ien't there som e other way I’1 Bicycles $34.44. 42 FT. 2-bedroom house trailer $2300, is ft. eluminum trailer, FIRESTONE STORES Used Furniture sleep* five. FA 24366 night, lit 8. First SI. FA 2-7716 day. lS j£ * r ia ^ * n le e ^ PshUteg 14. Bnfldlnn Surplus Aluminum Paint, good quality $2.95 gal. Army-Navy ROLLAWAY, Hospital (id Baby 1932 ENGLISH FORD, fair con­ CUSTOM BUILT ROMXf Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. EtmadaUig — Free Battelatee Bada. Day. Week or Meath — dition $30. Phone FA 2 3*27. FVBNITUBE C8NTBB Ecprta Ffeaa* FA 14744 '49 FOnD half-Ion panel truck, SINGER Electric “ewing Ma­ III* Preach Ave. BILL BEBNOtSY. Cootractoe 2— ran Rise Hotly*md clcen, $130. Phone FA 2-7327. chine for balance due to re­ Ph. fa s-ma sponsible party in thla vicinity. FLOOR saidlag and Each ------R. M. Wilkin*. Contractor 3-BEDROOM trailer fully air con­ Complete with attachment! CUanlag, Waling. S e r v i n g ditioned, washer and dryer. W U 1 • Asphalt Drivewayi and naw guarantee. • pay. Samfaola Ceoatr sine* UU. 1— rail Site Hollywwi tell equity very reasonable or • Parking Aroai menu of $3.43 each or will dis­ B. M. GLEASON, Lab* Mary. will trado for equity In 3 bed­ *«sao,tn*esos—»■■■*■—6l*> Quality Workmanihlp It Materials count for cash. Write Credit room home. Phon* FA 2-5134. II. Special Services Ttrms To Suit Your Budget Manager, Box 33, Sanford •Fro* EsUaatri Herald 1—Rep——wad Ht-Rteee Com­ *32 PLYMOUTH fordor, * cylln TV SERVICE within tb* hour. •Work Gaaraatrrd der; just had ntw ring*, In­ PEAS, black ayea and crowdera plete f **—*—*— Service Call $2.30 plua parts. Phono FA 2-4030 Sanford, Fla. by the bushel Ph. FA 20415. serts and valvo lob; clutch less Work Guaranteed 3 lift Fb. than year old: runs good —looks PAINTERS BUILDERS Furniture Storage and Moving FA 21796. I— Used Bedroom M t e good: priced at $323. Phone To and From Anywhere CONTRACTORS Bpring ft Box Spring 9*6-9* FA 2-7710. PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING C. E. PHn.UPS Closing out entire Paint Dept. W, L. HABM ON 1300 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-lMt 21. Furniture All paints and accessories at PH. FA 2-4223 After » P. M. 1— 2-Pleca Living Room cost plus 5' •, FIRESTONE HEATER* CLEANED STORKS, l it E. First St. finite .mi.I... inimiwiii $$946 PUMP* Lawn Mowrr Repair* 5SA V E 5 All types and slits. -IniUOad Now ft Used Furniture ft Appli­ LEWIS SALES A SERVICE Ntw ft U**d 2— Used S • Piero Dinette* "Do It Yourself* ances. A Good Plate To 2916 W. 201h St. Furniture and Appliance* WE REPAIR AND SERVICE BUY SELL or TRADE FA 2-7923 or FA 2 34U Each .uum,«r— — ——— ———119-9* ■ T I N S JENKINS FURNITURE SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Machinery an* In e p t Cn. 46* Sanford Ave. FA 2-T4SU I—King 81st Hollywood Bad 203-209 E. P in t SL Ph. FA C-09II Sine* 194* $07 W. 2 nd St Ph. FA *4432 BeR Us Your Furniture. Quick A. HARF. IleBARY Used furniture, appllineea, tools ■ E A T I N G Service With The Cash. SUPER IIP So. Magnolia NOrth 8-4422 NOrth 1-4711 etc. Bought-aold Larry's Man TRADING POST, FA 24*77. H. a PORK CO. Fh. FA 2-6921 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. 24* *. Park - FA M H 4 18-A Beauty Parlors 2-HEATERS: Electric, fully auto­ CUSTOM BUILT furniture -s in matic. like new. 2411 Chase A U T O G L A SS DORIS' BEAUTY SHOP Rle pieces or sell. Also furni­ Ave. Phone FA 2 3604. 112.30 Waves ................... $10.31 ture repair. Cabinets made. IN S T A L L E D FA 2 70*2 $10.30 Waves ................... M.3S PAINT and Windshield Hark Glean Night Work Accepted By Appoint WALLPAPER SUPPLIES Door Gians Vent Gians 22. Article* For halo ment. Buy 1 Gil. - Get 1 TREE! SERVICE FA 2 3331 2004 Adi ns 10r* DOWM DELIVER! MARY CARTER PAINTS LADDERS: step-ladders It exten­ 201 W. lit St. Seakarik Gians and Patat Cn. FA 2-3*49 sions Wc ft. FA 2-2022. Hair Styling — Permanents —Oil 1U-1U w . Md *L FA I Treatments— TV SUmps, Soft TV and RADIO REPAIR a f» r Water — Air Cond. Harriett's Mi LASS panel cypress doors World Famous Transistor Poeket 3:00 nights and weekends; San­ Beanty Nash, 193 So. Oik— with hardware, site 2"x2‘xT\ Radios — Clock Radios ft Other desirable for garage doors. Can ford, Lake Mary and Longwood. FA 25742 Modala. be used as folding unite. Price FA 2-1772 and FA 24613. 11993 to $39 93 D A W N ' S very reasonable. Clarence LRANDALL ELECTRIC N A V Y AND BEAUTY SALON ENVELOPS*, Uttmkeada. statePowell, ph. FA 2 4431. lit So. Magnolia FA 2-6*13. manta. Invoices, hand MBs, and Air Conditioned Dryers N EW C O M ER S programs, ete. Progressiva Phan* FA I-T6M Price* You'll Never Again . . . . Far Only $20 I t Art it tee Ft Bate • BIO VALUES LARGE Dog Hi rK • QUICK CREDIT 3 M Srtklei Wi • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS ROTARY MOWRR W ILSO N - M A IE R for Gradeiy Tracts*. New Aad Used Funritn* FA *419*. atl E. First St FA 2 5621 U—Notices A F en — TYPEWRITER: completely reconditioned IBM electric $69.93, CHRISTIAN WOMAN nmild Mte Christian woman to altar* wry terms. Call Mary Lou, Stemper home. Call FA 2-4639 bttet* • Asency. FA 2-4991. A. M. or after 9 F. M. FACTORY TO YOU KIDDIE HAVEN NUR3SBY all ALUMINUM agn children welcomed. VENETIAN BUNDS Palmetto Ave. P i. FA Enclosed head. 8ag-proof bottom SOt-6-6 E. lit. and a* - E X P E R T O Gateway To Tb# Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer Robaen Sporting Good* LAKEFRONT LOTS At FA 2-1192 qaaUty Sale ef 1939 Evtnrwdes Beats aid Qatar Trailer* SAMPLE: 30 lip Electric Evlnrude* $393 9402 16 HP Faitwins $233 $31* 10 HP Sportwins $233 and other sites! $10*3 Lone Star 16 ft. Bermudia $621 and other models. 204 famous Gator Trailer* $130 up. Buy Now For Fall Hunting. Fish­ ing and Family Boating. W. H. "B ill" BTEMPER Ageaey Realtor A Insurer FA 2-4BBI It* N. W IT H REEL'S Paint & Body Shop 2401 French Ave. a few pieces of high-grads pro­ perty for silo very eloee to the proposed site of CIRCUSLAND. Anyone Interested in procuring 1T-B2 Highway frontago In thla area Is lavittd to call us for complete details. LARGE Ph. FA 2*6321 WOODRUFF MARINE M K o A 'D A Y Stemper Has BY OWNER: 2-bedroom ’•ome, best location in Country Club Minor. Phono FA 34642. 22. Article* For Sale 19. Boats and Motors Mercury Outboard Motors Real Estate — Insurance Surety Banda Plumbing: & Repairs 211 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6441 Jn* C. Them a■ Sanford 1033 Sarita St. FA 2-4419 Evans Bldg. Laks Mary Ph. FA 2-1290 8ANFOBD Plambteg A Eaatteg 2366 So. flm Ph. FA 2-7914. BY OWNER: 2-bedroom, home at 242t Chase Ave.; $2,900 cash. Coatraetlag ft Repairs Phone FA 2-4135 before t or Free Eatlmatea sfler 5 P. M. M attel Co. Pbs*s FA 3-M63 R. L. BABYET 36* West Utk St 714 ACRES - Modern home: 3 364 Salford Ave. Pbane FA 343S3 bedrooms, Hi bathrooms, Flor­ Camplet* Lawn Maintanaaee: ida room, large living roam, 13. Electrical Services FartlHser—Spraying — Mowing dining room and kitchen. Large M. "D ex" Vetex Electrics! Ser. JOIN LOMMKBIB garage and csrporte. 1 mil* Dm Say* For Berries Call. . 416 Willow At*. FA BTlFf East of ball park on Celery FA 2-4166 FA 3466$ Ave. la y Baal Paint A Body Shop Benia Wiring - Blaeufe farvlce loth ft Sanford Sid Vlhlau Behind Shidebeker Garage RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Stemper Talks FA 14113 to the mathematician* In Sanford. 112 Magnolia There are 1120 square feet of living arsa la thla three year eld l4 J d ld jn ^ ^ P * te * to | jJ a £ * lra three bedroom concrete block NO JOB TO LARGE OB SMALL » ft M BOOFINO home In showroom condition. Drive Way* — Parking Areas Contracting ft Rapalra Add a nice screened porch, Licensed — Bonded —Insured RF.NTAT4! Day - Week - Month carport, and utility room. Put Front Ead Leaders FREE UTIMATEB them all on a TV foot lot con­ *11 Sanford Av*. Fb. FA 3-7943 Graders — Doetn — Dragllata venient to shopping, school and Bolters — Tnaaporta church. Did you figure higher PAINTING ft DECORATING PHONE: Days, FA 24134 Licensed — Bonded than $10,300? Then keep the Nights, FA 2-7123 Of FA 2 3442 Free Eatlmatea — change, but call JACHOBH REPAIR SHOP Work Guaranteed W. H. "Bill" STEMPER Agoney Scalaote Palattag Contrarian Welding — v'ach. ft Gen. Repairs FA 3-1304 Realtor 4 Insurer W. 2«h. ft Old. L. Mary Rd. ASSOCIATES: H. E. Tnffer Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper Robert F. M»y, Bart richer, Helen E. Noonan Phone FA 2 4091 112 N, Park CisUVUUKH Sctk 119 So. Magnolia W ed. Oct. 28, 1959— Pag* 11 Dallas Asphalt Co. Tura Watt Ok 20th St. F*R*w Country Chib Rd. 4 Watch For Our Slfua . • • Some Slightly fB ia ll V I* SANFORD PROPERTIKS 12. Plambteg Services 614 Atlantic Bank Building FI*. Harrlss B. H. Ivers YOU NAME IT—WE'LL FIND IT 3-BEDROOM house 1301 Wynnewood Dr. Low down payment Phone FA 2-7797. N EW R AV EN N A • F A 2 -5 2 6 4 *. Bool Batata For Bote IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY: 3bedroom, kitchen equipped. Urge living room, corner lot M ONTHLY PAYM ENTS ef HOLLER MOTOR SALES & South PINECRES1 4th Addition Home* Designed For Florida Living. S ft 4 Bedroom* 1 ft 2 Baths V A - FHA F H A In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low aa 9425 You can mova in Immedi­ ately while tha paper* a n being proce*a*d. W e Guarantee Fcnonal Satisfaction On Tha Construction Of Your Homo Or Your Money Cheerfully Refunded. Odium & Tudor, Inc. Cor U w y. 17-82 a 27th SL Phon FA 2-1301 P' 0 �•• ffr fu fe H l feral!I F— IO -W ad . P e t U , H W Marine Faces Trick O r Treat Project Jail Sentence Planned By Church Group For Bomb Threat A projec tailed "Trick or Treat tar UNICES'” will be apon.ored by the Pint Metbodlat Church Friday night when Junior* of the church will cover Sanford to ask for donation* on behalf of Cattlemen Named To Attend Meet Tbe Seminole County Cattlemeb's Association planned paature and an educational program announced member* seheto attend the Florida Cattle­ s’* Convention at their Monday sight meeting. W. 0. Kilbee, Ed Yarborough, R. P. Lamont and Cecil Tucker wetv acheduled to attend the su­ rer. Spring* convention which juried yesterday and will eonisiae until tomorrow. » "Bearable tax burden* on FlorIda rangelands” were discussed by Florida State University Artcultural Economist Dr. W. K. MePtieraon at the S.C.C A. Saturday sight meeting. A "bearable tax level la determined by the services that you receive In return for four taxes. If you receive no ser­ vice, then a one cent lax is too ■ u eb ” McPherson said. The Seminole County Farm Bureau study committee report Indicates "quite clearly that farmers are willing to carry their fair share of tbe tax burden” here, IBs economist said. •Naw Cattlemen's Association ofBean installed were President Robert Lee of Oviedo, Vice presi­ dent E. J. Cameron Jr. if Oviedo, Secretary Cecil Tucker of Sanford, Treasurer A. B. Peterson of Senford, and directors Ed Yarborough W. 0. Kilbee oi Geneva, and Jamas Reiter of Longwood. Collins To Talk On Russian Tour TALLAHASSEE (UPI. - Gov. LsRoy Collins wiU discuss bis Russian tour here today at a meeting of the Gopher Club. It win be Cotllna’ second speaktog appearance here in 21 hour*. Tuesday night, he called fur voter approval of the reapportionment flan in k speech ever leUvision. youngsters In the undeveloped areas of the world. rry ml corated with black and orange labels and will be wearing black and orange identification tagi. Every penny that la dropped la the containers will provide a needy child with five glasses of milk, or contribute fas his fight for a healthy, normal life In some other way. Before going cut to “ Trick or Treat,” these junior eitlcena will most at the Church at 7 p.m. Frl. day to receive the UNICEF la­ beled cartons end identification tags. They will cover the town in ■mall groups, then return to the church for a Halloween Party. Officers To Attend FBI Classes Here Twenty-two lew enforcement of­ ficers from Seminole County will attend a special FBI school to be held at City Hall from Nov. IS lo 20. Sheriff J. L. Hobby aaid four deputies from his office will attend the school and lg policemen will attend from the Sanford depart­ ment. The ichool will feature modern methods of crime detection. TAMPA (UPIl — A young Marine recruit found himself In­ volved with "bombs” today oven before entering boot camp—an because of a woman. Ronald Terrill Pla, lg, faced a six-month jail sentence after pleading guilty Tuesday to making a "bomb seare” telephone call which forced the evacuation of Hillsborough High l - 'o o i lost week. Pla waa the first person to be sentenced under a recent city ordinance making R mandatory that the crime earry a six-month sentence. Pla said ha made the call on a "dare” toora hi* teen-aged girl friend. But worst of ail for Pla, it waa the tame girl friend who reported him to school authorities Satur­ day. Pla alreeady had been sworn into the Marin* Corps end was scheduled to leave for camp this coming Friday. With his Marine enlistment in mind, defense attorney Fred Barksdale asked the eity council Tueadey afternoon to drop charges. The council referred the matter to the Polle* Crime Pre­ vention Bureau for a recommen­ dation. Meanwhile, Pla's father, Oscar Pla, collapsed In city hall with a nervous breakdown. Jane Russell Is Mother To 7 ,0 0 0 Through W A IF By VBK.NON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-Beneath Ui* sex goddess veneer of her movies, buxom Jane Kussell la something of a mother to 7,000 youngsters. As resident of WAiF, an in­ ternational organization for home­ less children, Jane has placed some 7,000 orphans with adoptive parents. This week the brunette screen siren put the finishing touches to the biggest project of her life, the fifth annual WAIF ball to raise more than $50,000 for the organi­ sation. Jane began the WAIF nine year* ago when she encountered POLICE umJ detectivim uxuminu the body of Angelo Marugoa, 50, on a New York atreet where he was found with five bulleth in hia head. Maragua waa a noted gumhler. U .N . Warned: Watch Those Martians UNITED NATIONS, N. T. (UPI) —Don't give up all your arma­ ments, Rto Portuguese delegate warned tbe United Nations Tues­ day. It may be juit what tbe Martian* are waiting (or. Dr. Vasco Viera Garin told the General Assembly Political Com­ mittee about tbe danger from outer apace during a debate on the Soviet plan for "general and complete disarmament." "It la certainly far fetched, — but . -------------perhaps not at all absurd, the way things are moving nowaday* on this planet, to imagine DR. J. OF,IJE EDMUNDS, center, president of Stetaon University, receive* * pledge for $15,000 in the fund campaign for a Greater Stetaon University, from F. M. Ford, right, DeLand, ax Sidney Taylor looks on. Taylor, a volunteer worker and contributor in the DeLand or­ ganization, obtained the Ford Pledge. Sanford nnd Seminole County are in the Del-arid campaign area and J. Brailey Odham and O. Douglas Stenstrom art co-chairmen. ‘f i t * ^ J r G et Your J Stick Six New Polio Cases Reported JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Si* far in 1959. At this time last year new polio cases, four of them 215 cases had been reported, 77 paralytic, were reported Tuesday of them paralytic. by the Florida State Board oI Health. One of the paralytic ease* waa Sanford’* Singing Church a 43-yearold Dade County man. FIRST CHURCH OF TUB Board officials said U was the N A Z A R E N E oldest paralytic case reported thl* year. Welcome* You The stale hat recorded 171 US South Maple Ave. eases, 114 of them paralytic, ao difficulties adopting • child af her own. Hhe went to England and brought home a wiggly little guy named Tom. Boon, If things work out, she hopes to bring home a fourth. "I just put two and two to­ gether," Jane said. "There were thouend* of couple* in this coun­ try who wanted children, and thousands of children in Europe who needed parent*. It waa that simple.” Working through International Social Service, Inc., Jane and WAIF have Invaded 72 countries finding orphans for adoption. “ Countries fall In one of two categories—those with too many orphans, and those with too few lor the number of people who want to adopt,” she said. “ Eng­ land and Scandinavia now have a shortage of adoptabl* kids. "This year most of our chil­ dren are coming from Germany, Givece, Italy, Korea and Japan. It change* from year to year. "Two thing* we always do. place children with people of their own religion, and keep brothers and sister* together. Several Umes we've placed fam­ ilies of four youngsters with new parents.” Jane went on to say her or­ ganisation ha* more parents lined up in this country than it can supply with children. "We don't need more parents,” she said. “ We need money to bring the youngster* over heie. Ansi that'* why we're putting on the Imperial Rail—at tllH) per person. "The Chrysler Corp. helps us raise the money to (inane* our adoptions, and thl* year to keep the international flavor we've in­ vited I'rincrst Marie Cectlle of Prussia to he the royal guest of honor, last year rjoeen Fredert- j ka of Greece was present and helped bring in $56,000. a sudden invasion of our earth by atlvely speaking, only kitchen aggressive warriors from another |knives and pocket slings to defend ouraelvee." celestial body,” he said. "In sueh an emergency the security forces of our world, In­ Scene O f Crime cluding the Soviet detachment, PENSACOLA. FI*. (UPI) - | would cut a poor figure against Martians . . . If we had, flgur- While city attorney F. Churchill Mellen was parking hie ear in the City Hall lot, be noticed an­ Dr. Boyce Returns Dr. J. C. Boyce baa returned other automobile being driven from Montreal Canada, where he away. It wasn't until later that attended the 35th reunion of hia j be learned the vehicle belonged medical clase at McGill Uniter- |to another city employe and wee ally in Montreal. 1being stolenbefore his very eyea. fre e Oh Jhsux(Baq Downtown Cleaners & Laundry 113 So. Palmetto FA 2-5292 NOW! SEE THE TURBINE DRIVE BUICK ’60 AT SAN FO R D 'S NEW BUICK OEALER BILL H EM P H ILL M O TO R S , Inc. 301 Went First Street No Prettier W ay to Look Prepare now for glamornui nlirht and day* ahewd-wilh fosc-inae, luxurious VELVETI We have ju*( received a shipment of the moat elegant Christmas red, Holly green and Holiday black velvet outfits, you've ever teen. Conte 1* and ae* the dim akirta, alyph like toreador panto, pleated skirts, auita, with many, many different co ordinating tups and blouse*. Mix and match perfectly groomed and remember lie tor elegance and bappy budget*. your own outfits and be for the many aelivilics ahead, VELVET for style, VELVET VELVET from Cowan'e for k ’s open house at Huick’s newest home mi S A N F O R D 'C o m o in and let’s get acquainted. Whether or not you're in the market for a new o r , we’d like to show o f ride will surprise you. Even Buick owners marvel at this car’s new, richer i you our modern facilities. We kuow you’ ll enjoy seeing tenor appointments . . . the family size roominess as the three magnificent scries o f the Turbine Drive Buick the higher, more deeply cushioned scats. *60 in our bright and pleasant showroom. Buick M otor Division joins in this warm invitation l And, we invite you to take a demonstration drive, if inspect the new Buick headquarters and the best B uid you’n ever to bear the name. accustomed to another car, the feel o f today's "Featuring Fashions A Footwear For TTia Family* C c H v a n 'x The Turbine Drive Buick ’60... BUICK’S BUICK L‘ SABUE sis u. lot ft BUICK U1VICTA M ALL-TIME BEST BUICK E IIC IJU uassr buic* u< ua �V •*%_ -t—■>fl ■• yrtyr i■ i -ft * r- ■.y.vC.r'-'v' : at it ?•■W * ’"tyfup Editorials LO N G A ssig n m e n t W a sh in g to n OVERDUE INVESTIGATION By ED KOTERBA WASHINGTON' — A friend said, •On some rainy day when things are alow, look into the ghosts at the Octagon." "You mean Pentagon?" I cor­ rected. And, "You mean ghost writers?" "Ghosts at the Octagon,” per­ sisted the friend, t found the Octagon three blocks from the White House. It is the heailquari- & 4 8 IU I0 N I DOLLAR jaycee Polio Shot Program Important There Is a large number of projects underway all the time by various civic, church, school and social organizations, but we don’t believe any can claim more Importance than the jjaycee polio inoculation campaign. Nurses administered 661 shots last Saturday in the initial day of the drive to get countywide protection from polio. The shots are given under this program for only $1 and are available to all who need them. The doctor and nurses put in a long day at the Jaycee Information Center to give the different groups of people an opportunity to get the vaccine. Next dnte for these shots is Dec. 5 and nobody who needs polio immunization should neglect taking advantage of ih e Jaycee program. * The Jaycees deserve more applause for the vaccine pro­ gram than usually is accorded their civic works. Committee Chairman Garnett White and those working with him are doing a vital service this time. This is not merely a Jaycee civic project, it is a chance for our people to get the vaccine that can save their lives. D A ILY r % % 4 45. Harangue DOWN 1 . Retort 2. Profession of teaching 3. Dry 41 % 45 DAILY CROSSWORD 4. Extremity 21. Slie:p'a ACROSS cry 0. Coin of 1. Method of India 22. Mr. learning 6. Brightly Tilden B. Bellow 23. Concolored 9. European turned fish finch 7. Projecting 23. Danc­ 10. Farther er's end of * above church cym­ 12. Heaped Lwagjuj bals 5. Revetment 13. Dough uiwtann 0. Its capital 20. Spear 11. A lifetime Ytiicrdsr'a iu s t r handle Is Madrid 13. Decapitate 33. Sleevilcte 11. Makes tidy 27. Small IS. At home garment child (dial.) 17. Awry 31. Haatened 2S. Bridge IS. God of (dial.) 33. Russian charges pleaaure 19. Vl!*h inland tea 20. Teers 17. Confederate 20. Declares 37. Male awan 18. J«Uyltke for score 22. Forbids In pinochle 38. Miners goal 24. Seaton m balance 1 I8.A.) 26 Remain 27. Gift 29. Pronoun 30. Shaded walk 31. 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PaalaJ S i s - i b l - t s biaalSa Ikal all aaaU Be Cartlat By WIN PENDLETON It was a big day in court—fur Florida. The nine justices o( the United States Supreme Court were assembled to hear arguments in the "Submerged Lands Case." The question to be decided: Dors the true boundary of Florida—on the Gulf of Mexico aide—extend for three miles or three leagues? The Supreme Court is probably Ihe most dignified and awe inspir­ ing judicial body in the world. The atmosphere in the courtMom is one of reverence. The rules are strict. The dccurum is formal. And on this day, the usual ten siona were intensified. The occa­ sion was unique. A United Stales Senator was appearing before the Cuurt to argue a case. Senator Spessaril Holland, author of the Submerged Lands lull ( better known as the Tidelands Oil Ball) hid been invited by Florida's At­ torney General, Richard Ervin, to assist in presenting the case before Ihe Court. Those on hand were Senator Holland with his legal as­ sistant, attorney James Golden; Attorney General Ervin and two of his assistants, Robert McClure and FTnl Hums. As usual, when folks are trying their best to do things exactly right The first cash register was in vented in 1879 by James Bitty of Dayton, Ohio, to prevent pilfer ing in his cafe. Dials on the docklikc face of the device re­ corded tlie amount of a sale when key* were punched. EVERY­ BODY NEEDS on important occasions. Senator Holland experienced a "slip of the tongue.” Almost at the outset, he began by saving, “ Mr. President" (the salutation he uses almost daily when addressing the Presi­ dent of the Senate) but quickly changed It to "Mr. Justice Hlack." The Court too. seemed impressed with having a United States Sen­ ator appear before them. In one of the few instances in their his- T H E The Channel Swim: Comedienne Carol Hutnetl, who made her net­ work TV debut on Garry Moore’s daytime show back in 1933, be­ comes a permanent member of Moore's I'ueulay night east start­ ing Nov. 3. "George Burns In The Big Time," a nostalgic- salute to vaudeville, is an NIK'-TV special slated (or Tuesday, Nov. 17. George's act will include three newcomers: Jack Benny, Eddie Cantor and George Jessel. AHC-TV reports that its Friday night detective series starring Robert Taylor scored a 23.7 Trcnilex, better than the combined ratings of CBS-TV's Twilight Zone and NBC TVs fight. 1800. Although the ghosts I heard made no noise and the lunneta I saw led nowhere, the Octagon *U11 is rich in history. It was designed as a town house for a wealthy Virginia gentleman. Col. John Tayloe. Here, Washington** elite of old history were hosted in elegant style—Jefferson, Lafayette, Jackson, Webster, Clay. And their ladies. In 1909, Octagon was made the cloak and dagger setting in the novel, "The Wife of tho Secre­ tary of State," by Ella MiddleIon TyboulL The book tells how, in thli man­ sion, a plot was cooked up to overthrow (he United States Gov­ ernment. Military secrets were exchanged in the old dining room ami spies lurked in the guest room i . No one seems lo know why they named it the Octagon. If you have any ideas, please send them to me ghost-haste. N E W & Ht>i t -mir-il ” J b r o n jr e * in c.'ner-M nd.I.snlnj ^ ,, G it.ia , andb.iflM ar iK xJaso f m y fomeuv RoMota. t. , , r l w ' t-M'’ (oamulcted t , rod.jlrr qmat C Jr l „ m „ t 0. | o it.ita of aaii ba.rg ,n aiary room. T-.R up p .y t l,! Pent o w , v-.ur preitam i! Surround you-vell « ,lh nutu fA ^ x , n . ■( '4*’,-r 4 ikoSs. ceilaiQs oad oUvide surfaces' h v u ia v r ,y r . . .-j-xapl 1ja lig h l.h au iie j I p , * , , c f,«^HIaMly I jl iar r ..i puer 8 -.Mole- pu n s t ,m * m hundred, et a .c .i ivj ,k . orkJ you con I me penoral./ed lirtirx j larx^ a a im . eul e .t n I k , c -a-y M ary Carter Pa.n) I actor/ Lrorv i '• -J ir Y / Ti v r W a sh in g to n S e e -S a w Dan Murray, as Mio, the re­ venge-seeking son of an executed man, wa* generally convincing, but he had trouble pacing lus anger in the second -ct. As Mtriamne, who brings lave to Mio. Piper Laurie was sensi­ ble ami sensitive, except for an awkward final scene. Charles llickford was an excellent Judge Gaunt. Martin Balaam anil Anatot Winogradoff handled their as­ signments as the Messrs Esdras, son and father, with skill. George C. Scott, the perennial TV villan, was as evil as ever, although he managed in work in a smile now and then. It was most becoming. The Hall of Fame and its new producer for 193960 gave us something different Monday night. And the nice thing about this was —it came off in (me style. ii vA *0 is Bv FRED DANZIG NEW YORK tUPD-Thc poetic melodrama of Maxwell Ander­ son's "Winterset" received a sur­ prisingly faithful reading Monday night as the season premiere of NRC-TV Hallmark Hall of Fame senes. To find Ihe fire and blood of this 21 year old drama bouncing , along in a TV drama sponsored by greeting cards — where fluf­ fier stories were presented in past seasons—was noteworthy in it­ self. Anderson's allegorical "Winterset,'' of course, is a showcase for the bitter dialogue and cynicism horn of a spiritual and economic depression. Hut it ends in a tri­ umphant bath of newly-discovered love. The going gets sticky at times, but the message is worth it. Robert llarlung's adaptation re­ mained true to the original, al­ though references to radicals, overtones of political corruption ami a sharp discourse of judicial expediency were missing. Still, llartung were extremely skillful in lory, they allowed a speaker to run lus editing and his script was giv­ over his allotted lime. It is not at en ............. . gloomy ....... ^ a mighty ....... assist........... by the all uncommon for the clerk In halt netting of a New York City "tiridgea speaker m the middle of a sen head and the delicate touches of trncc to inform him that his tune producer • director George has expired. Not so when Senator Schaefer. Holland'* time had run out. With Since Anderson’s characters are the Utmost courtesy, the Justices highly-charged types who syndicsat quietly while he continued fur sired many of the attitudes of an extra 20 minutes. Holland spoke their times. I think some of the for one hour. Attorney Genera! acting went overboard, especially Ervin was given 20 minutes. for the TV lube's intimacy. To this day. on errtaln night*, so goes the story, ■ wall can be heard from somewhere within the Octagon House. But I found no ghosts. However, I came across another legend. The story is that long ago > beautiful British lady, oa the eve of her wadding to an embassy attache, hurled herself over the marble stairway and ended it alL It is, perhaps, her ghost? Historians claim that her blood is still stained on the marble floor at the foot of the stairs, I saw no blood. Another name that entered my ghost research was Dolly Madi­ son. But her only connection with Octagon House was that she and President Madison dwelled there after the British burned the While House in the War of 1812. But why the tunnels. The prin­ cipal passageway i.s tali enough for a man of Abe Lincoln's’ build, and then some. It leads aouth, but has been blocked off by e brick wall. Perhaps it was an escape route — an underground railroad — for slaves moving north. Somebody said it had been blocked off dur­ ing construction of the elegant housn because thal'a where the Potomac flowrd. However, sur­ veying records show that the river was further uptown around i ii i lb 3. Bind 7 is T" 37. Shads of TeH 39. Drank hard l archaic j 40, Verbal examlnatlona 41. Colors 12. To flsr* DOW N L Violent period in French hiatorv 2. Vo ideal eacutcheon a ! r - T~ 1 il 33. Tool 'W interset' Gets Faithful Reading In T V Version C R O SSW O R D ACROSS 4. Ignited 22. Con. I. LaUi (dial.) 0. Overhead at«lS. Procreated train la* 11. Danger •. Cry, as a tioit 12. Beast of sheep 24. Blunder 7.High rrieet 23.One burden t. Hook to acwho (SA.) cure llsb ai13. Mina 9. Hebrew serfs entrance miasura a 14. Young cow 10. Ancient right 13. Public M t r i i i 'e Aueir Irtih capital IS. Lock notice 38. Subtle 15. Large snake If. 3 teckings openers emintllon 28. Enclosure! 17. Friar's tula IS. Vegetable 40. King of IS. 8-shaped 30. Sand hill IS. King Of 32. Weighty Judah molding Bsihen 41. June bug 19. Excels 19. Pronounce 34. Cicatrix holy 21. Hockey 33. Own 47. Scotch river 44. Fellow 29. Elevator player 36. Allan In* icolloq.) opening land tee (tlang) 23. Mild oath T~ a T ~ J 7 1 icolloq.) 27. Wading < // V / / IX Ik bird 28. Talk (dial.) *4 rr29. A nettling % 39. To pay r r i/ 31. Shift '/ f t 33. Exists A * 34. Shinto % % % temple 2m H IT ii 37. Half ema 38. Morning ii i if (abbr.) % 39. Coffee To *> server m 41. A pair iS Ii u S3. Stop! % % % (naut) u ii n ii If 44. Endured % d i 43. Kind of race T T 4v 40 al ers for the American Institute of Architects. But, already, the ghosts must have carried away two of the sides, because I counted only six. Maybe the (ales about the sixsided Octagon's spooks stem from the mysterious tunnels that reach out from ths mansion's ceDarr. The place was built about 130 years ago, and. as the story goes, somebody buried a slave alive in Its walls. Olllaa rase ^ .aeaaaaa- i SOME­ TIM E! when you d o . . .visit FAMILY! If you need UP TO $600 phone: Fairfax 2-4612 before noon to arrange lor money the same day! C*41 Yfj, It iK * J1JOOO 183 90 22000 3U00 4)2 00 39200 21 $ 700 1100 1J 00 1100 74 00 3200 c ;i'p , M jr, Carter cclnr ipci.ol.itv :«>d it-» ■*■1, in 1 fo-.h.in IrenJ. IK v |,m« iel|,r g (he p.;c» v. in a I rnvjlat.oa* of l. jhler, br -jhler lorev in Ire r . ■Jr r . fa(«* ! rie Hi'4h quality vlprvigrUs ore t. t r - j - i i r e.f in f,r>Jocl o» of tl« s«x* FoJ. !de« po rt' And, there', raj *r*;reoM in cott Is hwnsdccs'Olcr}! S,t Niaels-t>sk( e qelian w w / a n r " .'■’asaaas' < FAMILY IINAHCC S E RV IC E, INC. of Sanford J la r j Cssrt4»r Paint Faduriex w i s i i i u s k i i T s m i n e x er n s s u s WALLPAPER and SUPPLIES 125 South PaikAsdiui Phone: FAirfex 24612 Sanford. Florida e v e r y 2 nd c a n 201 W. 1st St. FA 2-3649 FREE of e x t r a c o st �B f i t •saftrb ftrail Page 14— W#d. Oct. 29, 1989 Hospital N otes M A m EU H O U S E OCTOBER U Admit stoat Mary Helen Oylcr. Sanford Daily Davis, Sanford Dorothy Lev. Sanford Andrew Delfleld. Sanford Carl Weber, DaBary John Abrahams, Sanford Mlrhella Talley, Sanford Jamti W. Moore, Sanford Births Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lee, Sanford, a son Mr. and Mrs. Lowls A. Hardy, Deland, a son Mr. and Mrs. William E. Oj ler, Sanford a daughter DUa Elaine Smith, DaBary Chsrlas Brown, Sanford Josia Nelson, Sanford Charlas Mantier, Sanford Balia Koiodner, Sanford EugaM Padgatt, Sanford Ciavaiaad Brown, Sanford Mary Sodarbiom, Sanford Carolina Spiegel, Sanford Marjorla Rudd, Sanford Batty Yales, Sanford EUla Read, DcBary Mircalla OlJlff, Sanford Barney Back. Sanford OCTOBER II Mmiaaloaa Garaldino Pariom, Sanford ' Ethel Claveland, Sanford Sam Lewie, Sanford Shirley Ann Williams, Sanford Vicky Justice, Lake .Monroe Ingrid Cooper, DeBary Dbmiaaali Mrs, Raymond Shriller and baby, 8snford Albret Phelps, Sanford Mlcballa Tally, Sanford a FEATURING SENSATIONAL SAVINCS! YOUR FAVORITE SHORTENING STOCK YOUR PANTRY AND SAVE AT SETZER S • FOOD FAIR CREAM STYLE Three Firms Get C ity Gas Business Bidi for 80,700 gallons of gaso­ line lo be used by the city for a year starting Nov. t were awarded to three oil companies by the 303 CANS LI M IT-1 WITH $50) hCOD ORDER Sanford will buy it,TOO gallon! « f premium M octane gas from Orange Slate Oil Co. at 32.6 cents par gallon. The roliee Depart­ ment will use 0,300 gallon! and (be Fire Department 3, too gallons. A total of 41,000 gallon! of regular giaoline for the city shop will be bought from Sinclair Oil Co., which submitted a low bid •f 10.3 centa per gallon. Texaco was low on the diesel fuel bid The city will buy 8.000 gallons of diesel fuel at ll.M cents per gal­ lon. LIBBY'S TASTY TR/CK O R 7R S A T Napkins Contain Phonetic Guide Everyone rite PARIS < u rn eeenu to have tried It. nml now Part*' Cafe de la fa it has tried it too: Preparing a handy pho­ netic guide for nun.Frenchmen who want to speak a few word* •f the native language. The Cafe'de la Palx people have gone further than mutt, however. Their tatde napkins are over­ printed with phonetic guides nut only for those whose native lan­ guage is English, hut also for Germans and Italians. HiLLSDALE SLICED, CR ClORY CRUSHED 5 LEWIS HALLOWEEN HANDOUTS OR CANDY CIGARETTES Bag of 50 J l | ( 2 ROUND OR SQUARE TOT POPS «c 39 OLD FASHIONED California's climate ranges frum •uhtropical to frigid and Us an­ nual rainfall varies from less than two Inches a year in the south­ east desert to mure than 100 Inches on the northwest coast. CRACKER « ic bo xes CANDY STICKS « 4 9 NOVELTIES | FYNE TASTE Lu CANDY CORN f y n e -t a s t s LIBBY’S REFRESHING PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT | - !- « * RODDA WITCHED CATS OR WITCHMALLOW MARSHMALLOW £ 29 A JACKS pkg ||k « - i- ” «c 2 9 ' ASSORTED l-LB A CREAMS PKG » € P A LIBBY'S STRAINED HOMOGENIZED i i LiSSYS r ic h IN • TOMATO SAUCE # P 0 E K 0 t.'OLASSSS • VEGETARIAN LIBBY'S GOLDEN OR ROSEDALE HALVES OR SLICES THfuosrtw iw m oo outturn m i Section tVo. 6 WHEN COMPLETE WITH ALL IS SECTIONS THIS GIGANTIC BOOK HAS • 100.000 CLEAR DEFINITIONS • 2500 DRAMATIC ILLUSTRATIONS • 14.000 FASCINATINC SUBJECTS • A $3000 VALUE FOR HALF PRICE 1 �V fc'TTfiT 8l|> t in f a r l frra lh Wed. Oet. 28. 1M 8-Pa»« IS QUANTITY m V S O t f S CERTtFt SUGAR-CURED RIGHTS RESERVID O R COCOA//AL SMOKED I , TROOP IN Brownie Troop 1M enjoyed a trip through the plant of the Sen* ford Herald. The stria were die* ippointed that It waa too late ta ace the paper |o to preaa but were ronaolrd by an Invitation to return when their double seelions at school will permit them to arrive earlier. They each received a piece of type and at they left were see* clutching the souvenir* of an in­ teresting tour. Accompanying the troop were Mrs. Olan Boutwelt, leader and Mrs. MlUen Sorokowski, assistant leader. Two membera could hardly wrait (o get a ropy of a paper next day to read an ad for aale of • home that they had seen em­ ployees preparing during their tour. Navy Bean Soup By The Numbers PUMPKIN CENTER SLICES I PIES U G * HAM 7 9 i •*»* POUND :- s m »*i ^ w ^ : ! a > ivi ^ t* ^ D A / R rD E P T . hm n« m m * P.SC. DELICIOUS. SLICED IBOILEU OCTOBER CHEESE FESTIVAL! f.'AYrAIR ^Anr,er ;an 0 2 ' - . Q)P;rr.cntu II A NEW YORK STATE AGED CHEESE >oz PKC LB 6 OZ PKG MEMPHIS (UPI>—Navy around the world will be cooking navy bean soup "a la Norfolk* whether they like it or not. Ship's rook first d ia l Edwin H. Uusbec of the Norfolk Naval Air station won first plica in the bean soup conteat at tha Memphis Navy Station Sunday with his r»* clpe. It waa only fitting that Buabe* and the cbefi of the deatroyar escort L'SS Philip, which operates out of Pearl Harbor and San Francisco, nosed out an Arm / entry.In third plaea was Johnny Web­ ster. galley master on U>« Army Engineers' riverboat steamer Mississippi. The winning rtcip* is honored by being sent to Navy messes around the world. This recipe serves eight: Two rupi Michigan navy beana l 'i pounds ham butt eod 3 quarts of water ' i teaspoon celery salt 3 teaspoons salt '• teaspoon Accent t minced onion medium Diced parsley flakes Soak beans in water to cover overnight. Prepare soup stock by simmering bam In 3 quarts of water for about 3 hours. Add beans, celery salt, salt, pepper and Accent. Add minced onioa and simmer until soup begins to (hlcken. Add ground ham, sprin­ kle each portion with parsley flakea end serve with parmesan cheese croutons cut in diamond shape. 49< V A LU E IC O C- v-CCLAI l CR ORANGE FUDv^E i m p|(C CUP CAKES «* M QZ LAYER CAKES "* HALLOWEEN DECORATED HAVBURGER OR HOT DOC I PLAIN OR SUGARED SL I CED M rxc OF 8 49‘ R O L L S , Cake Donuls I fkc IC I OF 12 SPECIAL! 7c OFF REGULAR PRICE! STATE FAIR OLEO LO A F A is§l • e » iA S£AFO O D D E P T . h FRESH CAUGHT, SHRIMP FRESH MULLET LB k i LB FRESH DUG Cherrystone F A ( CLAMS “ D i f IB -k-* L?.J tchd » D EL/CATFSSEM ! •—» i- mas Grade A Dressed & Drawn r*1 ii »i ^* * i J lid• FLORIDA LOBSTER LB CAUGHT L* * V 14 » COOKED Extra Large Commies Losing Iraqi Support nARHDAD, Iraq (UP1) - The Communist Party now appears to have suffered a serious loss of popular support in Iraq although it still retains Its hold on moat government functions. Nationalism was on the rise, and political observers said a de­ cisive battle could be expected moinentariy for control of this politically-divided nation. Premier Abdel Karim Kaaaem, still recuperating from bullet wounds Inflicted last month by a hand of assassins, undoubtedly has lost both popularity and preaHie in Iraq and la th« rest of tha Arab world. ib. w^ci Lim it 3 Please FARMER CRAY. PURE PCRK I HICKORY RANCH, NO. I QUALITY. SLICED SAUSAGE i | HOT OR MILD H R I-: A K P A S T BACO N 1 LB ROLLS 1FR O Z FM F O O D U. F A R M ER G R A Y ALLM EAT FRANKS -v Mfe tivi a t! CRISP CELLO PKC 12 OZ . s. _ 16 OZ CELLO _ WINTER CARDEN Choice P.8.G. R ib R o a st u, • CHICKEN £9 • TURKEY • BEEF DEERFIELD FR O Z EN t « jju a s tcA .. d i -M if VEGETABLES i l UICY SW KT F RE S H i FLORIDA ORANGES 2 CARROTS FRESH LETTUCE 2 _ _ W Girl Scout • HMl V I.IMAA • liKI.I'.N PI.AH • I I r I.II I.V IW.ANS • .MIXED VEULMBI.M IKu. 2 « 49 . FIRM CRISP ' IIAIIIl IIIPK - T O M A T O ES llentN F F. DELUXE. IROZEN I ROZEN Orange Juice MUELLER’S SPAGHETTI SKINNERS RAISIN WHEAT HEINZ CREAM OF PEA SOUP 8 OZ PKC II OZ PKG TALL CANS 5 CANS 99^ Important naw facts about. . . MRS. FILBERT’S MARGARINE AND FAMILY HEALTH Today soma claim that iaienu*4 animal Fau build up cholesterol in the blood, while uns4tuf*ttJ vt;*table oils may help reduce choles­ terol. Since evidence is still incon­ clusive, your doctor Is the one to advive )uu on this. But you should know that Mrv Filbert's Margarine is made from only the dnest vegetable ods,»hkb contain no cholesterol and are 10?. kitutiuriiirU. Mrs. Filbert's it enriched with vitamins A and D, is highly digevuble. low in salt. Result: a nutritious. WlA/W source of quick food energy . . • ■ product you can enjoy with tow /■Jen*. Compare Mrs. Filbert'* to any spread, at any price. Mrs. robot's MarpriM far (pod eating... lad gsed Malta I �$ f k c * 1 * -W a d Oct. 28, 1169 MIAMI (UPI) - MulU-mlUloaMra Howard Hughes la financing • major research enter under cesutructio* here which win opes early seat year staffed with an international team of scientists. . 11m research center, directed by Tala University, will bo dedicated primarily to cancer research. The center will attempt to Sod • cancer vaccine. Dr. Nelson, who has worked on Haghet-ftnaneed projects for the •eat sU years, said preparatlooa for the sew project hava been ander way at Yale. "The work will be eipanded considerably in Miami, be said. "We’ll be working at first on II apeclflo projects, all of which are In tho field of immunology. TWo of the projects involve canear, and another In which we hope to find ways of improving dlagnoali,” Dr. Nelson laid. Reds Attempted To Spy On Nixon WASHINGTON (UPI) - Soviet critcials Insisted on redecorating tha Moscow residence of Vice President Richard M. Nixon prldropping devices. IlM Russian tactlei were disclosed today after Russell LangaDe, ousted U. S. security offleer In Moscow, told a news confer­ ence that the Soviets tried to spy on Nixon. Langelle said Monday be thwarted the Red espionage efforts. Perilous. . .Tha Perlogord la that aactloo of Franca which ilea south of tho Qiro Valley, west of Bordeaux, north of the Pyrennets, sad east of Vichy. Laced with rivara, it la a country of low hiilj, verdant valleys, and deep forges n t by the rivers, where fruit, tobaceo, truffles, and grapes for the stringent local wine are grows. CAPT. JAMES HANSON, son of Mr. and Mra. Morris Hanson of Sanford, ia in training as resident physi­ cian In dermatology at Brooke A r m y Hospital, Fort Sam Houston, Tex. Hanson is a 1951 graduate of Seminole High School. Society Protests New Toy Rocket LONDON (UPI) —The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has protested •gainst tha sale of a toy rockat with a plastic dog riding In the nose cone. It wrote nine members of Par­ liament to complain that tha toy rockets "could give youngsters horrid thoughts and a cruel streak.” W orry Clinic Notice what Phllla says about • fascinating sermon technique F Rev. Garrison at Blooming•» Indiana. Christ relishes seeif clergymen employ surefire lycbologleal strategy, for Jesus •• the World’s Greatest Applied •yrboiogtit. Aad youag folks r» attracted to religion when la "packaged” properly: U baa beta Inhabited since pre­ historic times, la 1*40, four young ami wandering through some woods on the banks of the Dordogne, lost their small dog down a bole, lo trying to rescue him, they themselves slid down Into ■ vast subterranean hall, palntad with amaslng animal fres­ cos. Scientists, after a areal deal of careful study, have decided that these miraculously preserv­ ed drawings belong (o the Paleo­ lithic age which make them tome 130,000 yean old. Scientific concensus Is that these caves were used for reli­ gious riles, not dwellings. The paintings were a lype of hunting magic to bring luck to people who depended on killing wild beasts for food. These drawings, in their eerie underground set­ ting, were not done by one man or one group, but by generations of people, as manifested by the different techniques and the fact that some of tha drawings are superimposed on others. Executed In black, orchrc, and red, the bulls, cows, ponies and bison, some running, some pierc­ ed with arrows, others about to be caught in traps, have remark­ able verve and freshness. His­ torically they are of great In­ terest, but they hive esthetic ap­ peal, also. These primitive artists were careful observers and good technicians. Tbty used the con­ tours of the cava wall to advant­ age la depicting the animals and drew them as they saw them. They are much more exciting artistically than many of the non­ objective daubs exhibited In the I of America's bust public speakers. Including both clergymen and political orators. Although 1 have missed church myself only 4 times in the past 43 years, and have attended Jewish, Celholic and various Protestant services. I can't recall ever hearlng a clergyman give n preview of his next week's sermon. BY — GEORGE W. CRANE, That's a clever idea. In advertlsUh., M. D. lng, wo dr scribe such a device as -ABE C — 411: Philip, aged al- a "leaser" to coax prospects Into >»t 29, Is a graduate student in further contact with the copy or itory at Indiana University. merchandise. 3n Sunday he attends church Jesus was the World’s foremost wre Rev. R. B. Garrison occu- Applied Psychologist, as 1 outline !■ the pulpit. at great length in Chapter 11 of "Dad, you ought to hear Rev. my college textbok. B. Garrison,” Philip remarked For Jesus used advertising, as eanlly whan be waa home for when ho sent the 0 ahead of him, couple of days. two by (wo, as press agents to 'He la tho kind of preacher you recruit the crowds, rommend. For ho uses the narraHa also took polls of public optne style and employa casea to Ion, thus anticipating Dr. Gallup strata hie eerman. and other modern pollsters. 'He holds tho attention of teenJesus likewise employed stage ers, too, instead of alantlng his materials to increase the aliennarks solely to the old folks, lion of the ■udlence, as when he 'And when he finishes with his held up a coin and set a child in rmon, he does another thing 1 their midst, ete. vo never seen any other clergyHe used the "reversible why” in perform. technique by which he employed 'He gives a brief preview of his a question to answer a question, it week's sermon. And ha in- Remebber his retort when they ides enough to capture the in- asked him If it was lawful to pay tribute to CaesarT Jous constantly resorted to the "case method” which 1 use in this educational column, and adopted the narrative formula for his speeches, selecting parables (stor­ ies) to document and illustrate ab­ stract principles. Jesus would certainly have relish­ ed the techniques followed by Rev. Garrison and all of you other clergymen who keep your congre* gallon awake with challengtniS ___' goals for their week day activity.1 Send for my booklet "Public' Platform Strategy enclosing a I stamped return envelope, plus'20c nonprofit). It glvrs other devices for making you un interesting speaker in short order ( Mways write to Dr. Crane In care of this newspaper, enclos­ ing a long le stamped, addresed envelope and Me lo rover typ­ ing and printing r u s t s when you send for one of his booklets.) bi-annual youaf artists* abow currently la Paria. Ptriford la alao rich la rallea of tha middle ages, the moat notable of thaaa la Rec-Araadour. In Medieval time tbere were four plaeea to which the '‘ great” pUgrimagea were made: Rome, Jeruaaiem, Santiago da CompelUlla In Spain, and RocAmadour, sanctuary of tha famoua black virgin, a wood carving which datea back to the ninth century, believed to work mlradea. Remote and austere, the toon Is built on the side of a cliff. There are 21S stone steps which lead up to the 13th century church. The pilgrims, including St. Louis, Henry II of England, Blanche of Castllle, and countlesa others climbed these steps on their knees. It Is not much easier to walk up them but the view of the green valley of the Dor­ dogne from the atone crrace In front of the church la worth it. Only KH people live In Roc­ Amadour today in houses dating from tha llth to the 10lh century. It is a strange little place, Its atmosphere of medieval asceti­ cism spoiled a little by the num­ erous souvcnler shops and bsri, not really beautiful, but lmpret■ive and somehow a little sad. In the Pertgord, every turn in the road brings a surprise. Long vistas of green fields, and vine­ yards broken by straight poplars and feathery chestnut trees, an elegant Renaissance chateau built on a cliff with a sheer drop to the river some SO feet below, a ruined medieval round tower overgrown with Ivy, seem lo ap­ pear like magic out of nowhere, Though it is somewhat olt the beaten track for tourists, it is no wonder it is a popular vacation place for tho French. IjJUUM JUl V rb lt& L ..T H l (W hen best in town you think of the best in meats, you think of FOODMART JUST Delicious for Barbeque ASK Sunny land YOUR Smoked N EIG H BO R ! Whole Rarest Treat For Cookouts! Small and Stealk-79* RoasitLb39* THE BEST Heavy Wentera 1 ROUND i Copeland's Fresh BOSTON BUTT PORK Chant & Sanborn Armour'a Star SLICED — the finest Boy Floats Loan NEW YORK (UI’ D—An ll-yesrold who wanted a football Jersey but didn’t have tho money to buy It decided Tuesday to try a bank. William Sicari went lo the Manu­ facturers Trust Co., pledged his blpycle sod his electric triins as securlty and floated a 33 loan. He will pay $1.02 each month for five moalhs. G IA N T With $-1.00 Or More Order SHURFINK Mayonnaise ^ All Vegetable Shortening With $5.00 Or More HUNTS k Tomato PASTE Order for 3 - Lb. Can With $5.00 Or 3Iore k Family Size — W inter Garden P EACH - A P P LE - C H E R R Y BIRDSEYE Now— with clasrwork and after-school play—youngsters need extra glasses of pure, rich, energy-building milk every day . . . aud you Order ^ M cK EN ZIE’S tekeye f i as, or Squash Brach’s Brach's HALLOW EEN T R IC K or T R E A T C A N D IE S cannot buy better milk tlum Bardens! Borden's is the milk that is tinder rigid and constant quality control through every step—from carefully selected local, dairy farms right to your store and door. Jonathan lied Delicious ARGO BLEACH Buy Borden's milk at your store or phono Borden's for home delivery. GLOSS c o i j y w ’s from the finest local dairy farm s DEL MONTE Fruit Cocktail COUtGE PENNANTS 303 Can 0 Z S U N S H IN E Honey G R A H A M CRACKERS ■ fT t i *** This Cot * * Wants To Save You Money! 7 # Beechnut Strained B A B Y FOODS Beechnut Junior baby foods �—i Sty? ijm tlii ____ _____________ WEATHER: Fair and mild tonight and tomorrow. High today, 30-85. Low tonight, 65-70. i£ O U ja * n C ^ U n it e d Press Leased Wira Established l'JQ8 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1969 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 552 Mental Case Care In Hospitals Urged Seminole Memorial Hospital Administrator Harry Weir today said he would like to see machinery set in motion for the county to authorize that all mentally ill persons be sent to specially designed hospitals in the area. Weir listed the only two hosp itals in the area designed to take care of the mentally ill as Halifax Hospital in Daytona Beach and Jail Rickety, But Clean, Hobby Says Sheriff J. L. Hobby today denied that the Seminole County Jail la “ a pig pen" and auid prison Inspectors have never criticized the cleanliness of the jail, only its over­ crowded conditions und poor facilities. Sheriff Hobby, referring to a comment made by County Judge Wilson Alexander yesterday thnt he refused to detain and rides section, which also contains tha circus arena. A t right Is Magoo Island and in the center background is a cuttle and citrus urea including a small concentrate plant. Marshall suid the engineering firm thinks it will be able to start building on the target date around the end of January or in February. JCollins, Smathers Van Doren Given Questions, Answers Steel Shortages May Force Close Disagree On Dixie On Quiz Show " 2 1 " , Reports Claim Of GM Plants Demo Nominee TALLAHASSEE (U l'l) - Gov. Lelloy Collins disagreed today wlht Sen. George Smalliers that ^ Southerner doesn't stand a chance of getting the Democratic presidential nomination. Smathcra said Wednesday he didn’t think a Southerner could gel the nomination and made it eJear he considers Sen. Lyndon Johnson of Texas In this catgeory. Bu Collins told his weekly news •onference he thought Smathers ^wa* "a little too fast" in writing off a Southern candidate. Collins said Smatliera might feel Bio influence of pressure groups la Washington more than the gov­ ernor does here, and he deplored regionalism in the national politi­ cal picture. The governor suid lie knew there were groupa that would try to provent a man from getting tho domination because of where he liver. C o l l i n s said Southerners shouldn't be so quick to withdraw into a "shell of regional Isola­ tionism.’* When we don’t, he aaid. pre­ judice against us will quickly dis­ appear. The governor said when he re­ cently talked to a group of New England weekly newspapermen he Jbund they didn't “ back up” the idea a man can not lie nominated because he is from the South. Smathers indicated lie feels Sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri has the inside track for the party's nominalum. Chase, News Men Toffee Club Guests The Chamber of Commerce Cof­ fee Club's special guests this morning were representatives of Chase & Co. and Sanford's news­ paper and radio station staff memChase & Co. Vice Pres. Richard Dess introduced W. A. ia-Slrake, p’ Villiam Ray and Donald Jones of the firm's staff of officials. Joe Ornstein, head of the firm which has acquired Station WIOD and Bud Corrigan, Garry Fox and Frank Jones were Introduced as were Myron Reck and Nick Pfelfauf of Station WTRR. Marion Harman, Sanford bureau chief for the Orlando papers, and Publisher Walter Gielow, Adver­ tising Manager Evelyn Cushing, .and Circulation Manager Frank eoltoline of The Herald aUo were introduced. . Carl Galloway Jr. of the Win­ ter Park Telephone Co. and Bill Hemphill, who has opened BUI Hemphill Motors, also were wel­ comed to the club. Chester Rcaru-k of DeBary, urged support of the musical pro­ grams sponsored by Ihe Sanford- A. NEW YORK (Ul’ l) - Charles I shows told United Press Inter- hearing under a house rule that any testimony' which might lend Van Doren wag given questions national. anil answers to run up his winNeither Van Doren nor Ulooin- to "defame, degrade or Incrimi­ nate" may be taken In secret. nings to *129,Wt) on the quit show . garden would comment. Both Bloom garden, who won Van Doren, 33-yesr-old English “ TweoljOno" an authoritative tiw.300, and Van Doren had ap* instructor at Columbia University, source said today. -wired at Honan's office last Frl* The s o il. i said kali Durut, ." iT jppvi.f M iInlay ill Wusing's day to make “ substantial cum who earlier denied he had re­ ton Indore a congressional sliow changei" in earlier statemcnti ceived any help In answering nuttce investigating quia they had given the district at­ questions on the NBC program, i rigging. It -- was reported ins at torney. They had reni-ed to dis­ for a closed was fed questions und answers I torney lud asked cuss the change* with newsmen. to help him over rough *;)ot» on Van Doren had been given a the sliow. SoO.oou a year contract u* a com­ The New York Times said it mentator on NBC following hia had learned from an authoritative appearances on “ Twenty-One,” source in tio Criminal Courts NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock but the network suspended him Building that both Van Doren alter the quiz show inveatigalion prices at t p. m.: and Hank Bloomgarden. another began. He still teuches his three “ Twenty-One" winner, hud ad­ American Airlines ............ 24‘ . English classes a wrei* and Ins ... ... 7rt'» mitted to Di»t. Atty. Frank S. American l A I' students back him loyally Hogan that they had received both American Tobacco"........... 1(J3' » The Ul’ l source, who as*ed that S5H Bet hie the in Steel ........... questions and answers on the hia name not lie used smd the si's GAO ................. show. ! « ’ . piessure on Van Doren v.i* ter.................. Big prise winners of the pro­ Chrysler rifle.” gram — with few exceptions— Curtiss Wright ................. 30'j “ Charlie was caught up m a 237 DuPont ................. received pre * broadcast aid, n tempting situation ami III* juilgUS'* Eastman Kodak ................ source who has been questioned im nt was Impaired so that he, ................... by authorities about rigged TV Ford Motor General Electric ................ ai'-t like producer Dun Enrigut, began General .Motors ................. 32'» thinking wrong was right," ihe 2>. source said. Graham • Paige ................ 38'* Inti. T i T ...................... lairillard ...................... I1»t 51 >. Minute Maul ................... Penney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lUF’ t Ill's Penn Rlt ..................... 3T. Royal American .............. . MIAMI (UPI) — The Miami Sears Roebuck 17*. ...... . City Commission Wednesday un­ Standard Gil (NJ) . . . . . . . . 18'. animously reversed City Manager Studebaker ............... 2 6 '. lra F. Willard's order integrating If. S. Steel aii’w .............. the city's parks and pools. Westmghoose Kl................ on* Members of Die Sanford Mum Willard's order lowering the col­ en's Club, under the auspices ol or bar s' all city recreational the local cancer chapter, lui facilities was iu effect for only undertaken Ihe job id condo* tin about 21 hours Uie Cancer Prevention survey in The commission overruled him Seminole County and restored segregation at u spe­ This massive slullsiirul research cial 13-minute meeting. City lend­ program, to he run In '.’7 *tnii». ers on both sides of the issue seeks out the cancer-causing fac­ watched while the action was de­ Chairmen fur several projects tors in environment, ncrupaliuii* cided with a miuimura of discus­ have accepted posts, Ihe Semi social classes, religious sects, and sion. mile Tuberculosis and Health dietary facts and habits Willard had given hi.-* order Assn, announced, Almost everything known about Tuesday after a conference with Robert Karns will head the the cause* of cancer in human tile local head oi the NAACP. 1Christmas Seal Sale, Mrs. Joseph beings has come from studies City Atty. William I'allot had ad­ Asiarelto is chairman of volun­ of groups of people wilh parti­ vised him that public recreational teer workers and Mrs. Elizabeth cular exposure or particular facilities were the same as other Horton is publicity chairman. habit*. For example, by such public owned facilities ordered inSUloo and w ham Harvey studies it ha* bean found 11 *t tegrated by the I S. Supreme Jr w|,j he in charge of posters, cancer of the skin can bu c r d Court. Claude lltltell is chairman of the by many years of heavy cxpovire Christmas parade and Uretchcn lo X-raya, arsenic or cert iln Crowell heads the county fair types of tars, oiii and chemicala project. There ia a suspicion that there Bangle Day chairmen are Mrs. are many other factur* in or Ralph Jarvis for Sanford; Mrs. environment which ran cj i*c LONDON (UPI)—French Presi­ R W. Hammond and Mrs W. J. cancer among people who *re dent Charles DeGaulle has sent Hartley for Longwood and Mrs. sufficiently exposed for * number J. L. l-aird for Casselberry. of years. letters to the Allies proposing Dec. The plan of this study is to h-urti 19 as the date for a Western . . . . . . , as much as possible about the summit meeting in Paris, inform- 1>1(1 ACCt*|)lU*U ed sources reported today. The Oviedo Postmaster today re exposures and habits <>l a very The word from Paris cam* teived work from the office of teh large number of people. These shortly after British Foreign Sec- regional real eitale manager that people will be followed for retary Sclwyn Lloyd told Parlia- ihe bul of Mrs. Mae E. King, Box six years tu determine whiefl ol ment here that a Western summit 314. Oviedo, has been accepted for them develop cancer. It is the nope meeting probably would lie held j the renting of a post office the that this will yield Important clues In mid-December. southwest corner of Broadway and as to anumber ofpossible causes of cancer. Thefinal goal U to and Central Avct. prevmt cancer insofar as pissRotary To See Film Ihie by reducing exposure to Ihe A film on the problems of the F u n d G e ts $740 responsible factors. In addition home and family will Ire shown The Seminole County United to this, it will be po*slhlc hi at tlie Rotary Club luncheon at Fuml Drive received |740 41 from learn more about the earliest noon Monday. Mrs. Sidney Ives, 213 contributors up to this morn­ signs and symptoms »f cancer. local director of the Christian ing. Thus far in the drive, }13,- The chances of cure are very Family Service, will narrate Die 15'! 29 has been collected from much greater when cancer Is 1 1,031 donors. i uv-aUal before n has become large 1 p. m. Stocks Miami Reverses Integration Order DETROIT (Ul’ l) - A spokes man fur (he giant General Motors auto building empire said today mod of the corporation may lie shut down by next week oeeausc of steel shortages Approximately IW.ono a u t o workers will he laid off by this weekend, most of them In GM. The world's largest corporation employe* about JU0.U0O hourly workers. GM’s Pontiac division hailed production of I960 model cars Wednesday and only four of Ciievmilt's 13 assembly plants were *ti!l operating today, S. E. Kmidscn, Ponliac boss, <aid new ear production stopped at midnight because of materials shortages, lie said 3,800 workers were furlougned at iliac lime. oilier* had iH-eu sent home eariler. Chrysler has already laid off about 2,3uu workers, but expect* to continue limited production un til Hie end of this month. Women's Club To Conduct Volunteer Cancer Survey Chairmen Accept IB Unit Projects DeGaulle Proposes Dec. 19 Meeting or spread to oilier par(t of the body. In order to have the results of Bui survey in the shortest possible time and, because alxiut 96 per cent of the cases of can­ cer occur after the age of 30, and about 81 per cent after the age of 43, an age requirement bn* been established. In every family To be researched, one member must be over 13 and the ollo-r over the age of 34J. Since the survey will require about six years to complete, it is im­ portant that the families be firm­ ly entrenched in the '(immunity and available during Ihe six News Briefs Spaceman Heady HUME (UPI) — A Soviet scien­ tial said today he believes hia country has a man ready to make the first journey Into space. "I cannot'tell you for rvilaiii and it la only my personal belief,” Dr. Andrei Kuulznezov of Ihe U.S.S.R. Academy of Seienre *ald. "But I believe the man himself It rvsdy." Cabinet Gains Notice TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Gov. LcRoy Collins predicted today there will be more public Interest la the State Cabinet races next year because they will be held at the same election In which the governor la selected, lie said there hadn’t been a lot of interest In past cabinet elections, appar ently “ W , ^ cau‘ » <h« * rro wi,h ,he incum,* nt»' Would Dam Work? U. S. Flying Saucer Test Slated Soon WASHINGTON (UPI) - Two U. S. Weather scientist* said to­ day more research Is needed to deter mine whether a Soviet-pro­ posed dam across Ihe liering .Strait between Alaska and Siberia would do more harm than good WASHINGTON cUI’ ll —America Another expressed doubt that u 4,„m, l0 fly tu fir, t f|y|nK such a dam would do wlut the saucer. * llussiana Hunk It would—warm Rut the hush-hush project is the frozen Arctic area. about four months behind schedule according to a timetable made Reds Attack Reuther available lo United I'rrss Interna MOSCOW (UPI) — Tlie newa- I tional earlier this year, WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. Even so. this country is hoping paper Trud published a (uli page to beat the Humans to the punch article today attacking Walter P. John F. Kennedy, a front-runner ill developing Ihe radical new air* Reuther. president o( the United among Democratic presidential cralt, which the Suvicls also are Auto Workers Union. The attack aspirants intends to make U was llie latest in a series on clear that he is unavailable for assumed to be working on. Th« latest word on llie saucer Reuther by the Russian press second place on his party’s Ucket. When he makes ■ formal an­ came from Toronto Wednesday af­ ■ml radio since he snd other ter a free-lance photographer American tabor leaders debated nouncement of his presidential flew over its hangar and took a with Premier Nikita S. Khrush- candidacy, probably In January, picture of the shining rrnft parked ehrv during tlie Premier's recent , be can expect to couple it with visit to Sun Francisco. Trud is a statement that he won't run as outside. The Incident caused red faces the utilciul organ of Ihe Russian a vice presidential tomInto. This wurd came loday from the but prompted Sir Roy Dobson, trade unions. hoard chairman of Avro Aircraft Kennedy c.nnp where such s Lt., which is developing the sau­ No TV Here statement was viewed as essen­ cer for . the United tial lo clear the pre-convention at­ . „ .States, , tu .ills JOHANNESBURG (Ul’ ll ehuc that the first outside text South Africa will not have tele- mosphere for 1961). It would lie intended us a firm flight will lie made soon. vision Iwesose of Its possible Reliable Suuictr* *,i.d tile sau­ ■'destructive effects on children and early answer to admirers of cer will provide the U. S. Army and the less developed races” Adlai E. Stevenson who dream of with a modern airborne cavalry, Minister of Posts A. A Hertaog nominating Stevenson for a third "the likes of which have never was quoted as saying. In an in­ try for the White House with Ken­ been seen in warfare.” terview with the Afrikaans lan­ nedy as his running mate. Kennedy, an early Stevenson guage newspaper Die Vadcrlaml, which had asked .duiut reports supporter in 1936, tried but failed South Africa next year would be tu win the vice presidential nom­ the only cuuntry in th« world ination in 1936 largely because tha without television. Ilertzog Ral­ farm belt preferred Sen. Estut ly said Ills* government did not Kefauver (D-Tenn.). Now tlie Massachusetts senator has hia intend lo introduce TV. eye only on Ihe top spot. Kennedy To Say 'No'To VP Slot Guard Receives Additional Funds John Keeling ol the Sanford Na tional Guard unit told the Juycers today that additional fund* have been allocated lo bring the local unit up to full strength. Keeling suid, in a talk at the Jayree luncheon that the local unit now lias fuml* (or 133 men, Jaycec (’resident Mason wnarton read a citatum award to tie presented lo architect John Burton lor Ids work on the jaycees' m-w luiihUflg. years Wade Tye, accepted the presen­ Two questionnaires are used, one for women and one for men. tation on behalf of Burton, who The questions delve into family was out of town. history, relation to cancer, his lory I •u n c i smoking, sleeping, exercising, fool V J U IC I preferences, and occupations Many questions are of a very personal nature, and for this A f f a i . R l n r l r m i t r*-a*on the researcher merely d a -.” * * ® * DIUA.IVUII1 livers the questionnaires to the HAVANA (UPI) — The Fidel family and returns to pick them Castro government announced toup m the sealed envelope into day it would oversee the electric which they are placed when power supply in Havana where completed. Even the envelope has the second mysterious power failespecially designed so that ure in six weeks Marked out the answers are held in strictest city most of the night, confidence, until they are pul into The blackout in Havana and the jn electric computer machine for neighboring towns of Mariaruo, tabulation according to code num- [ Regis snd Guana hi cos came at bt-rs dealing with state and coun­ 1:30 a. in. during s meeting of the cabinet with President Osvaldu ty toy one wishing tu participate Dorticos. Many of the ministers in the survey, snd who fills Ihe traveled wilh Dorticos lo the Talrequirements as to age and per- Ispiedrs power plant to investi­ m silence ia the county, may con­ gate. tact Mrs. R. E. Stutsman, II was later reported that the FA 2 41(51, General Chairman for breakage of a cable caused the Um s u r v e y . trouble. of diseases, imhita such as Government Takes Cub(W Pldlt IA.MAN Ho .vH-.UO.Yi i m ; (jlr.r.N Mary Aim Kenuinger, center, in shown with her attemiunU. They tire, left to right, Suitilrn Palmer, Ann Andenton, Queen Alary Ann, Betty Murgun, and Christina Hitchiaun. The newly-elected queen will be crowned during halftime ftMtivitie* at the Lyttutn homecoming football game Friday. * .- D e sig n Fo r Fun This la the completed artist's conception of the design for Circusland. It has been approved by C. V. Wood, head of Alurco Engineering Co., as the final general de­ sign for the 2U0-ucre attraction, .Maurice Marshall, head of tha Circusland organization, suid. At left is the main entrance which leads into the scaled-down county seat town of the 1920s. The adjacent area is the amusement ■ mentally 111 person In the Jail, said “ the place for the mentally tick la not a Jail anyway, but a hospital.” Hobby also said he hopes tho day will come soon when no Juven­ iles will be detained it the Jail. He spoke of the Juvenile pro­ blem at a meeting of the Kiwanla Club yesterday, where he aald moat of the youngs!rri who come to the Jill are from broken homes or from parents who refuse to ac­ cept their responsibility. Hobby said that a youngster’s home life Is the tiling that shape's hint Into a responsible adult. “ U a parent fails to do hia Job in guiding a child, you can bet he has a good dunce of end­ ing up in jail, whether it be only for a minor violation or a felony,” (lobby said. “ If the parent would only shoulder the responsibility of the child and show him the rigt\t way, many of our Jails would be empty. “ The place to start a child off on the right road is in Ihe home; If the parents fail lo do that, the child la in trouble.” Hobby aald. Holiday House in Orlando. Weir nnId that Seminole Memorial Hu.ipitu] can take in the mentally ill only if they suffer from other phy­ sical disorder.-4 or are admit­ ted with their own special at­ tendants on 21-hour service. Weir said that the mental­ ly ill have special problems o f their own uml need specially trained personnel In psychia­ tric methods. "Many things have to bo considered when admitting a patient mentally sick," Weir said, adding, “ there is not only the safety o f the mentally ill themselves but the safety o f all the other putients in the hospital.” Weir also pointed out that at the present time Seminole Memorial Hospital does not have the staff and enough isolated facilities to handle the mentally ill. He said thnt it a!«o would lie much more economical to utilize the other existing fa­ cilities in the area on a tem­ porary basin until they are cured or admitted to a state hospital. Weir made these state­ ments today after County Judge Wilson Alexander sent a letter to tho County Com­ mission Tuesday asking them to pay n till! for n mentally ill person he had committed to a nursing home. Judge Alexander reported thnt he had refused to de­ tain the ill iverson at the county jail because o f the poor facilities there and said that the hospital had no room for the woman. I 4? � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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, October 28, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 28, 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 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 28, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e42cc8d0b38be4e871da43affe952655.pdf 45102eb930d6f5bebb7853b802aa5809 PDF Text Text I g}« H R I V H I R H Has M eeting GAMMA LAMBDA CHAPTER of Beta Sigma Phi has obtained the Terri Lne Doll shown hern as an award to some lucky contestant in the sorority's •oatest which ia part o f the fund raising drivt now underway to raise money fo r civic projects. Ths 17-inch doll, with 28 complete outfits o f slothing, mostly made by sorority members, is on display at Cowan’s De­ partment Store. Shown looking it over are Gil Tye, Beth Covington and Mrs. Joyce Covington. Information about the doll Lontent, which w r’ ' Nov, 20, may ba obtained from Mrs. Covington at FA 2-7414. Nursery School Holds A t Lindsey Home First PTA Meeting Auxiliary M eets The first parents • teachers meeting of the Banford Nursery School and Kindergarten was held recently. Mrs. Jane TlUhaw met wife fee mothers of ‘ he kinder­ garten and Mrs. J. I*. Wilson and Mrs. Joe Lceda met with mothers LutheranWomen HoldConvention ^ Farm er G ray The Ladies Aid at fee Luthers* Chureh of Um Redeemer mot lift w**k at fes Church with Mr*. Daw Green aad Mr*. Jim I k m m hooteosoa. A M « program wa* Uuocbod «Mk Mrs. Goorgt Daniels leading fes devotions, “ Look a Littie Bit into Pram*’ . Mrs. T. Braden presooUd Mn topic oa "Tbe Christian Woman—Her Prayers.” The btislooos meeting was pre­ sided ow r by Mrs. John Seokarik, president. U was announced that a family night-covered dish supper for the Every Member Visitation wiB bo Friday, Novem­ ber • at $:M n. m. and a bake sale would be b id November 14. A report was given an the new­ ly formed program committee. Members are Mrs. Bill South­ ward, Mrs. Herbert Goers*, Mrs. Georgs Daniels aad Mrs. Tom Braden. T h e committee w as congratulated oa the work al­ ready accomplished and especial­ ly for the L. A, Courier, news bulletin that will be mailed to the * mbors each month. U wae ••ipAstod feet day* item* for fee news bulletin be called in to Mr. Don Myers. The November meeting of the Ladies Aid will be the missionary meeting and all members were reminded So bring their mite boxes. Mrs. Dave Green, chair men cf the nominating commu­ te# presented a new slate of of-| fleers, election of officer* to bo held at Um November meeting. K Prices flood i Church Calendar MONDAY Boy Scouts meet at First Prc* byteriin Church T p. m. Many New Books Arrive At Library Natloaal "Book Week” begins Nov. 1 and many new book* wUI be arriving at lh* Sanford Lib­ rary. Among books on order are "War Lover” which ia the Book of Month for October: “ Kuth: Life of Love and Loyalty; " l o b ­ lolly” by author of "Cheaper By The Dozen"; “ Act One” by Most Hart; "F ever Tree" by Richard. Mason of Susie Wong fame; “ Hawaii" by Michener; “ Ape In Me” by Cornelia OUs Skinner; "D ear Teen-Ager,” Abi­ gail Van Uuren; "Goodness Hail Nothing To Do With It.” Mae West and "Queens Grace" by Weatcott. f m e -te x . a u po r po se Sacramento Rich Red CaHf. LIMIT-6, PLEASE 19 Awards At Program Meeting — SURPRISE C u c u rs Cub Scout Pack 345 Presents f ^ P A C I& G E Den Five — Hubert Hcpp, Wolf badge, Robert Goldstein, Bear badges, Don Flhell, Gold Arrow and Ass t. Drnner stripe, Stanley Hemphill, Gold arrow, Denner stripe and Don Yeackle, Gold Ar­ row and Silver arrow. Inspection award was retained by Den Five. The nezt pack meeting will be held on Nov. 19th. Den Three conducted the closing cerembny with the Living Circle. m a y f a ik PUKb 6»c ROLLS Poll-Parrot l* A U R ^ TAKNOW'S TAS l . SLI. CHIPPED BEEF or SLI. CHIPPED HAM •1 99 Presentation of awards were Blade to Den One — lull Kennedy, Donald Kennedy, Kddie Small, Brad Hollingsworth. Bobcat pins Den Three — David Iticharde, Wolf badge and gold arrow, Albln Wil­ son, Lion badge, Steve Wuodall, Bobcat pin, Terry King, Denner stripe, Hugo Malilkc. Ass't. Denner Stripe, Leonard Krchart, Den Chief Cord. O. D. Farrell's DAIRYDEPT. CREAMERY BUTTER Hen.” ifco z $ M 00 NCOS JL FROZEN FO O D r r . deluxe GREEN BEANS SOUTHLAND WHOLE OKItA Oft blackeye Whipped cream won't get wa­ tery after k seta a while if pow­ dered sugar instead of granula­ ted ia added during the whipping. peas FRESH OYSTERS If It’s s e t ... always hat Your Welcome Wagon lluelea* wiU c a ll w ife g ift* and f r i e n d l y Irretinga from the com■Msnity. always dear PRODUCE All Purpose Ealing Or Cooking Ftesh Buked ‘ Sfxcecf Rigid always plaaty if* time ts Im UH a new mpsr (tkinUtd •AY A MIGHT PA 2-7956 < PA 2-1756 SH ^ Thru Noon Wednendajr TALL CAN Cub Scout Pack W-'> met at the First Presbyterian Church with Cliff McKtbbin presiding. Den Five conducted the opening wife the fl*g pledge. Den One, under the direction •f Mrs. McKtbbin, presented two stories from Aesop's Fables, “ Thu Tortoise and the Hare" and "The Shepherd Boy and lh* Wolf” . Fur­ ther carrying out tho monthly theme, Tim Nirkelson Irom Den Five presented the story “ The Foolish Milkmaid,” ami Larry White from Den Three presented fee story “ The Widower and the M * America’s Finest Water S J Heater ^ Good Shoes mean Rood posture for your child. LAD* l AIR. FIRST QUALITY MOIST Tomatoes N A T U R A L G AS CO. MU fem fwi Af*. PA 1-42*2 Per Carton �W (51j? g>aufor& 1 County Board Acts A T H E R : Cloudy with chance of scattered showers tonight and tomorrow. Slightly wanner tomorrow. High today, 70-75. Low tonight, BO-58. L. X U X United Pn h Leaned W in Established 1008 TUESDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1959 SANTORO, FLORIDA NO. 550 Missile Chief Denies Blowup Story Permits CAPE CANAVERAL (UP1)— i Alko and Paul Scott) aald aafety i aU Ha mlaalle blowup*, aod that | Tha missile carrtaa Iwo aapaMarshal MattDtlloa cannot ahoot detonator* in the missiles “ are none Involved commercial radiorate and distinct rece ive r*, each f •“ '■»« That goes for hia radio and television brethren, from Dlszy Dean to Stella Dallal, says Maj. Gen. Donald N. Yatea, chief of America's Cape Canaveral spaceport. "U 'e absolutely ridiculous,” was the gist at Yates' comments to a report from two syndicated writers in Washington Monday that U. S. ballistic missiles ware W * * accidentally blown up alofl by commercial radio and TV broadcasts. Tha dispatch (by Robert A « kM carI» nr. ' S t t S J Z S v P *SES by radio frequency aignal* The dispatch debunked by Yatea emanating from commercial a U - , M ,ertfd ^at difficulty tiona. .centers in the radio - operated Citing tha "highlights of a b a ck -' **fet) detonators which are tostage Air Force report by ■ staff stalled in . . . missUea to enable ci” "*xpe"rt*,'' ~tha'*atory *sald at I their destruction in the event least six Thor and Polaris inter- |something happens ^to ^them and populated areaa.'" mediate range missiles had been “they endanger J Actually, U'a a bit more com­ destroyed In recent months at Cape Canaveral and at Vanden- plicated than that. Each mlssila launched here contains a "Com­ berg Air Force Base. Calif. Yates said ;.ie dispatch con­ mand Dcstmct" system, centered tained "no basis of fact at all. ' generally in duel transmitters st He added that tha Air Force had the cape aod at each downrange been able to locate the cauioe o f ! itatioo. SlV l Million Building permits h r $1,486,JM worth at new etroc tores were issued la Sanford during the 1Ma­ th fiscal year, the Sanford City Cam mission was notified la * night in a report from Chy Man­ ager Warren Kaawlee. , 1^ * 1, conaiat of two separate cwjM( .-a r m " and "deatruet” , operaliag through separate awitckei 00 the range aafety offlctr>1 conlo|e The signals are transmitted in sequence, then must be decoded by the mislle itself to set up the aafety "blow-up.” All of which, the experts figure, la too much for the comparative­ ly simple little signal that brings the story of missile bloarupa into WASHINGTON (UPI) - The American homes through radio United States, Australia and New and TV sets. Zealand have served notice on Red China that they will regard any armed attack on Formosa u "an international problem.” To Stop Flooding The board also approved Am em­ ployment of the firms of Leffler and Buth and Brill and Grey to conduct engineering surveys of tho drainage problems in three settcal areas in the county. The areas are Loch Arbot, Tanglewood and Temple Terrace. Coat of tha projects ia expected to be about $4,000. The board also formally adopted a policy of voluntary contributions by county residents to repair streets and roads. The county will accept eontributtons for construction or repair of any road outside a city limit where the road is termed "criti­ cal.” and the county la unabfn to finance improvements. To participate in the program, a person o r group must deposit $150 to cover the cost of a preli­ minary field Burvcy and pay for * the material*. The county will The Seminole County Cummisaion today took the first contribute all the labor and equip­ step toward acquiring « new jnil for the county by voting, to ment. • The Semiaote County Commission acted today ko eliminate flooding te the eoonty la the future and to help alleviate drainage prob­ lems now. The board voted to request the toning board to establish grade levels on aU future new construc­ tion in the county. Many homei in the county are being built without consideration of adequate floor elevation above the wnoanding drainage area and "aueh houses are to danger of flooding ia the event of heavy rains,” chairman John Krider said. The board went on record urg­ ing the soning board to amend the Southern Standard Building Code requirement ao that floor levels of new houses bo e minimum of IS Inches above the crown of aU roads adjacent to the house. News Briefs HearingToBeHeld Serves Notice 19 0120 Escape Plane Crash As Ex-61 Leads Them Killer Dies Dec.10n NewJail WETHERSFIELD, Conn. (UPI) hold A public merting Dec. 1 to determine the need for h — Paralytic cop-killer Frank Waj- Jail. culewicz waa strapped at an an­ The board agreed to advertise for the hearing at 10 a.m. gle into a specially-fitted electric on that date to determine the need for a new jail or court­ chair Monday night and electro­ house. cuted when 2.000 volts were shot At that time the board will SANTA MARIA. Calif. (UP1) — through his immobilised body. It consider entering a contract with The decisive action of a former was believed to he the first ex­ an architect to draw up plana for combat officer ami quick work by ecution of a helpless cripple to the facility and, if necessary, set firemen led to the miraculous eo- the United States. a tax lev*- to secure funds for the espe Monday night of It of the Jail. WASHINGTON fUPI) -S c le o 26 persons aboard a Pacific Air­ Commission Chairman John Kri­ lists here described the SovlH: lines twin engine plane that der pointed out that the legal id- plmtograph of the moon'a back JACKSONVILLE (U P t> - Texas crashed on lakcoff. oilman Lamar Hunt arrived today PinSBUHUH (UPI - United vcrtlfement should read "a new side as a brilliant technological "It was a miracle that every- to study the possibility of Jack­ Jail or courthouse to leave ourone was not killed," said a fire­ sonville as the eighth member of Steelworkers President David J. sclvra open In case we decide to achievement of tremendous po­ tential military significance. McDonald announced today that a man who was among the first at the newly-formed American Foot­ build a Jail atop of a court house.” But astronomers among them the scene. "They — everything, ball League. Hunt, of Dallas, said, second firm—Detroit Steel Corp— However, he ruled out the pos­ plane and passengers — were just "through the personal friendship has signed a contract with the sibility of fundi being available for said this first and neceaiarily crude picture la not good enough floating in gasoline.” with people here, the Ides waa union in the IM-dsy steel strike. the court house to give much in/ormatioa about Co-pilot Joe Flanagan. St, approached that may lie Jackson­ The commission also heard a re­ what the back of the moon really Detroit Steel, which produced Mountain View, Calif., waa killed ville should he looked into.'* port from tax Assessor Richard looks like. 44,613 tons of steel last year, was and pilot Capt. Charles Craig, 42, McCanna, who reported that 1163 one of the firms operating under One (dentist said the Soviet San Mateo, Calif., was injured se­ a contract extension with the million la the estimate of the total photo foreshadows greater things riously. Rut all It of the others FORT LAUDERDALE (UPI) USW. It* employes were not on valuations against which taxes to come. aboard escaped serious Injury. may bo ltvled for the current Four tugboats worked today to strike. ''This demonstrates,” he said, There were three crewmen and year. free the i,B29-ton German freight­ “ that tha Huasians have very The announcement, wnich came 17 passengers alioard the Loa Aner Ueteigeuze from a sandbar only hours before an appcali court real capability not only in the grlea to San Francisco craft. near her# where she ran aground in Philadelphia was to announce scientific uses of satellites but Phillip French, Paso Robles, CHASE A COMPANY’S GIFT to the United Fund will exceed the $1,624 Monday night. Officials at the 1U decision on an appeal of a in their military applications. Calif., a rancher and former com­ already collected when the final total la reported by department* of the “ Just think of the reconnais­ bat Army captain, told newamen Port Everglades terminal said the Tafl-llartley back-to-work Injunc­ company, Vice Pres. Richard Deaa told UF officiala yesterday. Deus, at 442-foot ship waa stranded about tion, was the second crack in the sance possibilities now opened up," that after the crash he turned to he said. left, reported this good news to A. B. Peterson Jr., fund drive chairman (he other passengers and an­ six miles north of Fort Lauder­ industry'! "solid front” negotia­ dale. Two tugs hid tried to re­ tions. and UF representative George Day. The Chase contributions boosted the nounced: fund total collections to $12,515.80. (Staff I’ hoto) "Everybody be calm. Just fol­ float her but were not suceeasful An addUiootl entrance to the and two others had to be called. low me.” Sanford Naval Air Station may The plane had smashed through be built in the near future. some trees and nosed into the County commissioners were told MOSCOW (U P I )The Soviet ground, leaving passengers lookat their' meeting this morning government presented a IM bil­ •ig "straight down.” Its gat NEW YORK (U l'l) Stock that officials at Die station have tanks split and inflammable fuel lion dollar IBM) budget today price# at 1 p. ra.: urged the board to construct an­ A resolution criticising Gov, l was pouring out when French which boosts spending for science American TAT ..................... 76U other ratrancc at Sanford and Leroy Collins' removal o f former and for benefits to the average American Tobacco .............. 103'* made his announcement. Wiley Aves. French spotted Mrs. Laura Russian and promises a surplus Baltimore A Ohio .................. 43'» Chairman John Krider said be I “ “ "*y in t.iw is-™ to .s«* . . If ir they I “ ,r l * Walker has been adopted Hutchison, Hayward, Calif., bold­ without cutting defense funds. Bethlehem Steel ..................... 35>• will talk »i,h with them ing her eight-month old son Jeff Deputy Finance Minister Vasily C A O ...................................... t i h will contribute financial or ma­ by (he Geneva Citizens Associa­ tion. J. H. Rilbrey, of a member HAVANA <UIM - Premier FI- Council of Ministers would meet munication from army headquar­ in her scat several seats behind. Garbuzov, presenting the budget Chrysler ............................... 60's terial to the project. "I took hold of the lund of a to the second semi-annual meet Curtiss • Wright ..................... 30*, The Mellonvlllc entrance is be­ of the group said. dal Castro called in his cabinet today to discuss a decree to re­ ters in i'inar del Rio reporting Ullhrey said he had introduced 200 today to revive firing squad jus­ establish the revoluUonary tribun that a plane had dropped several woman (Mrs. Hutchison) who was ing of tho Supreme Soviet, in DuPont . coming a traffic hazard, accord­ a resolution which condemned Coltice for traitors to the revoluUon sis. This touched off chants of hunu- made explosives and an ip- holding a baby and led her out creased amounts slated for pen Eastman Kodak ..................... <M ing to officials. line for refusing to hold an open ...................... 83*6 .a n d for the pilots o( American- "yes, yes" and "to the wall, to cetidiary bomb on a sugar mill at the door," be said. "The rest of »lona, housing, education and cul- Ford Motor meeting in discussion of the ac­ lure. health and physical well- General Electric ................... 7H'x Nagara. He also said a grenade them Just followed. cased planes he said are bombing the wall." tion. "I have been in many light j *>elng. General Motors ..................... 53'» Castro said he realised the a c­ was tossed at the offices of the Cuba. “ It U further resolved that w« 2' a Graham • Paige ---------------------------The bearded revolutionary lead­ tion would bring criticisms hut official revolutionary newspaper spots before, but never have 1 1 also condemn the action of the Inti T A T ... Itevolucion, causing casualties. "we have no alternative for de­ 37*i seen a group as calm as this our *•***•*• er revived the thought of revolu­ Seminole County commissioner* 42te Castro was the last speaker at loirlllard ......... * * * * * * * * tionary justice in an angry, three- fending the country and our­ Seminole County road depart­ for accepting, and paying $68,000 selves.'’ Minute Maid . . .. . 21 the rally which was whipped to Fire engines from here and • hour denunciation of the United ment workers are now eligible for an unrealistic apprsUal by a Castro dramatically announced near-fever pitch by preceding ora­ nearby Vandenberg Air Force L | f| g C o i H D i e t e d Penney ............... . lotto for social security. Stalea Monday night before a firm, unlicensed at the time, to 111' • llase missile facility rushed to the i Penn Bit .......... crowd of 250,000 peasants and that he had been handed a com­ tors. Ttie county commission today make such sn appraisal,” too The new sanitary aawer in Cas­ Royal American . 3'» scene, played foam over the workers jammed into the plasa agreed to put all the workers 474, for the road department on a resolution said. plane and prevented an explosion. selberry has been completed amt Sears Roebuck io front of the presidential palace. businesses and homes which are W*« Standard Oil (NJ) Castro charged American offlpcriiuiit-iU basis and authorized now using septic tanka will have Studebaker 25 fgriali were "accomplices of murthe county engineer's office to access to sewer facilities, reports U. S. Sled otto start deducting social security r 7terers" or else were ••defenseless" The Seminole County Tubersupervisor Paul Dates. 2£>V» Westinghouve El. to prevent planes from raiding from their wages. cuIim U Association will meet at The new pipeline which was Cuba in spite of the vaunted U. S. This holds only for workers 3 p. h i . today at tne First Baptist Principal A. J. Bracken of Semi -tarfed three week* ago, connects radar defense screen. who have been with the depart­ Church, President Mack Cleve­ aole High School has announced | with ttie existing line oo the east At Miami. U. S. customs agents ment (or more than six months. land Sr. said. a meeting of all student club presi-, vide of town. A fee for the us* The Seminole County Chamber said today they tound nothing to dents ami interested parents to be of the sewer will be charged to support charges by Castro that any of Comment' will honor Chase The City Commission last night mi that if the county doesn't pay held at 7:30 p. m. Thursday in the ; help defray the Initial cost of and Co. representatives and tiivmplanes took off from Florida Mon­ instructed City Manager Warren s share of maintaining the Gol.UV lu b ^ r im 'o f‘ the 7c“h.-d the pipeline. day to drop leaflets or hand-made tiers of Sanford press and radio Knowles and Attorney William boro recreation area, improve- ' Purporr fo the session will lie ' The parking area in front of the stations at the monthly C of C bomb# over Cuba. Chief Customs Agent Joseph F'or- Hutchison to draw up a proposal ; tnenls on the area won't revert to to formulate plans for service a n il post office will be paved now that coffee dub Thursday at 10 a. m. * tier said his men, aided by local to the county commissioners for the school board but may be re- other projects for the school, Urac . the sewer project hat been com- in Mrs. Appleby's Valdez Re*, ken said. I pletcd. 'Tmthorities, kept all air strips in Sanford and the School Board to tamed by tha city alone, taurant. the South Florida area under close be responsible for maintaining the Right now. under an agreement surveillace. If any leaflet-drop­ Goldsboro recreation area. with the school board, the city United Pres* International ping raid was planned, he said, it cold air mass into Gie Appala­ The city wants an agreement I and county must jointly nuinlaiji The first severe wintry storm of chians and a few thunderstorms apparently "fizzled out.” — — ------------------------------------------- the recreation area in order that the season knifed across die Mid­ were reported along tha Gulf Coast Castro again questioned indirect-1 Sanford keep possession of the west into New York Slate today, from southern Louisiana to south­ ly the right of the United States $60,000 worth of improvements It dropping temperature* and laying ern Texas. to hold the giant naval base has made there. a two inch snow blanket across Quantenamo. "What do you The Weather Bureau predicted County Commission Chairman the western Great Lakej. think?” he asked and the crowd more rain for the North Atlantic John Krider told the city officials ! roared "no. no, no.” Upper Michigan reported nine Coast outvido the mow area, with that lie thought the county com­ Castro asked for a show of inches of mow by Monday night showers from Virginia to northern 4ftands on Hie revival of tho revo-.J City Manager Warren Knowles missioners would agree to the as the storm sent chill winds and Florida. lutionary trial* under which more j was told by the city commission- city maintaining the area. This whirling snow from Minnesota to year the county is not anticipating than 600 "war criminals” w ere, ers last night to make a survey t New York and rain mixed with executed by firing squads early I of the cost of picking up refuse , * recreational figure in the bud snow from Iowa through the low­ this year i from large commercial establish- |get because there are too many er Great Lakes. "T o the wall,to the wall." the , ments. I other project* to care for, KriWinds up lo 40 miles an hour crowd thundered as a sea of \ report submitted by Knowles ! dcr said. also blew south from the Dakotas hands was raised. showed that garbage and trash The county recently paid Sanford and Minnesota into the southern Castro thenannounced the pickups from seven large Sanford t2,i00 of $3,000 owed on the city plains and lower Missouri Valley, food stores cost the city $1*4 52 ,,' a,m! ' n» n c,.l * ««• dropping the mercury below freez­ per month, while the -tores pay The other $3oo wiU be paid when The Sanford Avt. Improvement ing as far south as northern 5lisAssociation will try to get offonly m lor the services. *• 1938 » budget, souri and Kansas. ' . , Krider explained. Sanford residences are support- | „ ow much Ule co wlU The Weather Bureau predicted street parking and new street light­ even colder weather in the Mis­ ing in the retail merchants' sec­ ing the commercial accounts, if jny for miitl,ainlnce u ^ souri Valley tonight snd rain tion of Sanford Ave , Joseph Gaztl, Kno»lt»* charged. scheduled for <liscu**ion. A m * hja mived with snow as the storm chairman of the group's advertis­ The commission also to d U y M the county n c e lv „ t the cjly cuts into Ohio and Pennsylvania. ing and promotion committee, Attorney William Hutch.son to , jt wU, u ke ai>propm l' Earlier Monday, howling clouds said yesterday. -r — lo „ take action necessary to have ,action, c(1()0 Krider Florida Jai Alai Inc. hopes Krider .aid said ind.v today. The association of about 40 San­ of dust rod* 62-mile-an-hour gusts start building its $lto million Food Fair comply with en din g across part* of Kansas and Ne­ ford Ave., merchants will ask Seminole Jai alii fronton within law# to eliminate the lighting ind braska. these Improvements of the city a month, the corporation’ * *ec- nolle nuisance complained of by Light snows io Illinois and Iowa commission after the next general retary, Hubert llevey,said yearesident* near the Park Ave. Thursday is the last lay for arrived three weeks ahead of improvement group meeting Gazil castnmtorrial g a r b le jnd casting absentee ballot* for the schedule and Chicagoans walked said. ^ The corporation hopes to finish ro e* are rotlrete Nov. 3 election. Mrs. Camilla head-down through the first mushy lJc 50.000 square fos* fronton by |ra.h roUecb^^rotes .are^ntireiy | ^ QUt l(xJly. A gister. The association also ia making snow fall of the season. Most snow­ an organized effort to improve -May, I960, llevey said. too low, said Commissioner Roe«l voters who will not be prevent flakes melted as soon as they hit. building* and shopping conditions Seating will l>e provided for hert Brown, lie called lb* comfor the election should cast bal­ Gale warnings were posted on on Sanford Ave. in order to satisfy '.stween 3,300 and 5.000 persons menial rate, unrealistic, lots. Lake Superior and Lake Michi­ more people. GaiU explained. Con­ to watch players from Spain, Collection time per week spent gan and tha Weather Bureau pre­ gestion should be lessened oo the Mexico, Cubs snd Latin Araer- at the seven stores m knowle* TEN IjAY.MEX, with Herbert Thurston presiding, took charge of th« dicted more heavy snows near the avenue, he (aid. Sunday services at the Congregational Christian Church in a Layman’s Lake Superior shore. Safety groups Spectacular sales, give-away Day program. Four talks were given by Bonner Carter, William Wimberly, warned of dangerous driving con­ programs and publicity campaigns site about 1 000 feet south of Sanford from these seven account* | The county today hired Dr. L Edmond Weber and Glenn Utt Jr. Shown her* are, left to right, from the ditions through Minnesota, Wiscon­ are planned. Lake Rowell HcL on llwy. 17 82. is $4.*1» P«r more than the U. Smith, a 36-yeanold doctor front row, Maurice Corbett, Wimberly, Carter, Ralph Hammond, Utt, Mer­ sin and Michigan. There will be parimutuel betting city is receiving from these mar- I from Sparta. S. C., fo be county Any merchant on Sanford Ave. rill ltobiiisou, Weber, liazold Herbst, John Banner and Thurston. Light raia moved ahead of the may join the group, Gaul saig. ^p n Use gauzes, *w*L | k i> , lUo*u -aid. i ucailh oUiccx.(\ Wants Chance Red Moon Photo Called Brilliant By U. S. Scientists Firm Signs Steel Pact Ship Runs Aground New Naval Stalion Entry Discussed Red Budget CastroCallsForJtevival0! FiringSquad Justice In Tirade Against U.S. Officials wss." French said. New Pact On Goldsboro Facilities Asked By City Casselberry Sewer Geneva Resolution Criticizes Collins 1 p. m. Stocks Road Workers Get Added Benefits *. TB Group To Meet Student Leaders, Parents To Meet Coffee Club Thursday Wintry Storm Lays Snow Across Midwest, East ^ Refuse Pickup Cost Survey Ordered Sanford Ave. Stores Plan Improvements iJai Alai Fronton Start Expected Absentee Votes Due * .. . M— .... r a sr» .Health Officer Hired 4 �t '-A ; y& W W i v iben of Holy .CHICAGO (UPI) - front Hoc fighters flrom management and facets skirmished today la a-that may herald oot of Min’s msec hitter railroad wars. •agb contracts covering raU ualw members expire .Baaaay, the BaUway Labor Act MAJhroatall aa Immediate strike. ; Bnl amend tenfsmote tables >and In hotel rooms, each side will .'MMapt to hammer home to the <ather the idee of no conctslons. 5 Under terma ef the labor act, [ mediation began this week in sep-erote dtepotee Involving the Locomtttve fegieeem, BaUway Con'Matters aadBralumea, and tba \ -Bullthree*. These onions have •Shed U per cent pay Increases - aad other ImprovemenU. ; The fight went late madialioh <when national nagoUaUooa got no- in money (pent tot work net received. <~ They .charge that many work­ ers engage *In "featherbedding." collecting big pay far HtUe work, and thus putting tba carriers late an untcnabln position with the ^ T b T liffw iy Labor Executives' Association has countered that railroad employment dropped from apeak of two mlfflon In two to 7*7,000 last (Booth, lowest in M year*, ami that them workers are handling up to «P per cent mom traffic than during Um tap •mpioymeat period of a years rail tudoai am staging a giant labor rally hare Nov. 8, AFL-CIO President George Meaty delivering the mala address. The theme o f the rally Is "labor an­ swers the railroads," referring apparenUy lo the geealien af featherbedding. Uei, dissatisfied with Um lactaseBy PUL NIWBOM Cuban Premier Fide! Caatm'a lag mstricUoas imposed by the ^Bahert 0. Byrd. National RaU- recent television attack oo Use governmept aad the army, will campaign hard for lifting Um way Mediatlon Board chairman, ..;gnd throe mediators met Monday United States, and th* thought country's state af emergency law. Wrill lead ItSil iKt Tho f'AMWtsiaisia Communists trill the with efftcers of the so,000-member that avea mom vitriolic attacks *Pka Eagteeen Union, usd then with may ba la stem for Um future, campaign. But tba politicians are lepruwteUves of Um Eastern, raises speculation that Cuba even- not likely to succeed. The Army Weston aad leuthaastem Car. tuaUy might demand ihat tba draws much of Us power from the United State* get out ef the big emergency situation law which lien Conference committees. ' Today tba mediators meat with Guantanamo Naval Base U occu­ was adopted In 1997 and extended Committees from Urn railroads pies at Cubl's eastern end. U. 8. last year for one year. It la sche­ and from Um M.ioa-member Con­ doUara flow from the base Into duled for another extension.in ^ ductors and Brakeman Unions. the Cuban economy, and such a December. Widnudsy they win meet with move might bo harder on Cuba than Um U. S. Tba Navy has andM Iwttrhmta. Other unions waited back of other huge base «t Rooeevelt '■ Me front. A three-year "more- Roads, Puerto Aico, which has t tertam" with the rallreedi signed bran on a caretaker basis sines * I p IB nan • operating unions in World War II. It has a big har­ c B B expires Sunday. These un- bor area, a drydock and the basic facilities only waiting to be devel­ oped. In 19tS, the United States abandoned Its big air bases in Panama and pulled out almost overnight after wearying o f Its role as footbaU for Panama pollticlans. Look for a general tightening on West Germany’s credit mar­ ket. The decision, effective last Friday, to increase the discount rata from three to four per cent Is an attempt to bring the West German boom under control, espoctaUy in the construction Indus­ try. Tb* new rates am expected to lower materially new demands for credit. 1ms lav# Indicated they will ssk r. tat 23-csnt-an-bour Increases plus . other benefits. H e n am Indications both the • miens aad tba carriers consider Mm coming talks a tart for surrival. Tho railroads, smarting un­ der earoientlng competlUoo, hive rimmed that union practices cost them millions of dollars annually Quotable Quotes United Press Meroa Usual WASHINGTON -D a v id J. Mc­ Donald president of Um Ualled Steelworkers Union, commenting on an agree meat to set up ■ Joint committee with Kalswer Steel Coep. to recommend a formula for aharing the fruits of prog­ ress: "11Ua la' ana of the most dra­ matic things la the history of coltecUva bargaining. ! believe it •aa forever negate the necessity af a strike la the future." HAVANA—Fidel Castro, charglag. before a crowd asUmatsd at nearly 290,000 persons, that eith­ er the United SUtes la an accom­ plice In leaflet-dropping raids on Cuba o r It Is defenseless: "How can you (American au­ thorities) say lo your people that they am protected against guided missiles if you cannot halt the departure and entrance of all sirplanet?" SANTA MONICA, Calif. - Dar­ rell L. Graham, 27, accused of .murdering bis ll-month-old step­ daughter, quoted by police as de­ nying the charge; "1 didn't kill her. She just sort af died." . SACRAMENTO, " Cslif. -H ep. John E. Moss Jr, (D-Csllf.), a member of the House subcom­ mittee probing TV quit shows, staling that the appearance of Charles Van Dorcn will not ef­ fect the group's plan for legisla­ tion: "We elready know what the problrm la." Indonesia's major crlUcal par* Army M ay Bar Cooper Movie From Base Shows WASHINGTON (U TI) — The Army and Air Force may ban the movie "They Came to Cordura" from military post thea­ ters on the ground that tha film degrade* the Medal of Honor. Spokesmen for both services said today no official decision has been made yet but such ac­ tion is under consideration as a protest against the picture. In any event, however, the Navy 1* not going along with the other services. It plans to buy copies o f the film for showing at naval bases and on ships. The movie, set on the Mexican border in 11110 during the Ameri­ can expedition against I'ancho Villa, stars Gary Cooper, lUta Hayworth, Van HefUn and Tab Hunter. The Army and Air Force ap­ parently object to the Idea of having Cooper, playing an Army major, select five men to lie given the Medal of Honor so that ready • made heroes would be available when America entered World War I. Social Security A representative of Utr Social Se­ curity Administration District of­ fice will be in Sanford Nov. 4, 19 and 23, between 9 a. m. and noon. Interviews will take place at City Hall. WINTER HAVEN (UPI) — Steps should be taken to prevent overloading the grapefruit mar­ ket* with early season fruit, It was suggested Monday. Assistant G a n a r a l Manager Herman Steel o f Florida Citrus Mutual said that even this early in the current season, “ We’vt over-supplied tho market nation­ ally." Steele made the comment at the first of 10 "round table discus­ sions" by Mutusl's grower-mem­ bers scheduled arotind tba citrus belt. Ills statement came In connectlon with • proposal that th# Florida Citrus Commission be given the authority to set aa opening dale for fresh fruit ship­ ment* to Northern markets, which would Insure that Immature and poor quality fruit would not ba allowed out of the state. Steal* said he was In New York recently and the quality of grape­ fruit looked all right to hint. However, he said too much had been shipped as growers hurried to sell at the usual high early season prices and the market was "depressed.” Explosion Wrecks New Jersey Home ItUTHERFORD, N. J. (U P !)— An explosion shattered a twostory home late Monday In a thunderous 'clim ax to a bungled suicide attempt by a woman who died as a result of .the blast. Her husband and three police­ men also were Injured by the explosion which rocked a quiet residential area at dinnertime. Tho victim, Ann de Vries, g l, died In an ambulance. The ex­ plosion ripped away a sheer nightgown she had been wearing. She was found nude in the wreck­ age. Her husband, Marinui, 39, and three policemen were taken to the hospital where they were treated fur burna and other In­ juries. One policeman was In serious condition. CHIEF STANLEY a HOLLAND gets n farewell handshake from Cdr. O. H. Robinson, commanding officer of VAH-11 as the chief retiree from the Navy after 23 yean of service. Holland, a non-aupemtitiooa type, joined the Navy on Friday the ISth, and hia only bad luck waa being on the USS Wasp whan it waa sunk off Guadalcanal. Holland and his family plan to live in Sanford at 1602 Forrest Drive. Good Location Stressed When Planting Trees Your landscaping teat complete unless it laelodo* well adapted trees In good locations. Trees can otter many advantages In the landscape plan — among them framing for your house as well aa protection from wind and sun. Now la the Umo to start plan­ ning, since It wlU soon be time lo plant trees you may need around your homo. Most Florida trees are best transplanted dur­ ing the winter months whan they am most dormant. Local trsa experts am many Umta the bast source of Informa­ tion la finding tba right tree or Church Announces Member Canvass Rev. Jamea N. Barnet* of the First Christian Church In Sanford has announced an Evary Member Canvass to underwrlta the church budget for I960. The chairman of th# campaign and Mr. Barnett met with 19 can­ vassing teams on Monday night to give instructions for calls which will be made this week on every member of tha congregation. Thera will bo eleven adult teams seeking pledges for the support of a budget of 112,300 for the coming year. Also two teams of young people will help in the canvass. This budget covert the entire pro­ gram of the church Including local operating and building needs, as well nr the missionary and benev­ olent work o f the Disciples of Christ at homo and abroad. The members of the teams In­ clude: Mr. and Mr*. Earl Evans, MTr. and Mrs. George Morgan, Mr. and Mri. Melvin Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Tharp. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Landreaa. Mr. and Mr*. W. F. Harriett, and Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Hinson, Jr. Mr. Belt Purvis, Mr. W. L. Rowland. Mr. Jesse Gardner, Mr. Ed­ gar Osburn, W. H. Young. Mrs. Wahntta Ramey. Mrs. Kyle MeMUlan, and Sirs. Frances Jobe. Miss Kahla Rohlfs, Miss Maria Rowland, Tommy 't'nson and Ken­ neth Johnson a:« the members of the youth teams. Mr. Vincent Lar­ son and Mrs. Marvin- Rnhlfa will •area as drivtro for the team*. trees to plant on your proparip. Trees am the longaat Uvad at all tha ornamental aad useful plants available for oahaacaaont of homo ground*; so It pays to •elect them carefully. A tree can be n lifetime pleasure or a cosily problem and nuisance. Seminole County has a local farm forester, Charles Challman, who can give you valuable In­ formation aa to what trees am best adapted to your area aad soil eoadUlooi. Ia addition to our County Farm Forester, Information on this sub­ ject la also available from your County Agricultural Agent as wall aa the Extension Service Specia­ list* at GalaaavlUe. Reputable nurserymen and commtrefal tree amice* also ara often willing to give general advica about trees. One common mistake In choos­ ing trees la to plant n tree In a location or climate tn which It la not adapted. A tree that grows very atlraeUvely In other areae of our nation or even la Florida may not survive hare or else may be grown only with groat difficulty. For this reason, U Is best to buy trees from nearby nurseries. If you bring them or have them shipped from a distant place, consult local authorities first to make sum they will grow In your area. Another thing to consider la maintenance cost — some trees am mom susceptible than others to attacks by diseases and Insect* and to storm and wind damage. Some trees am better able than other* to withstand “ city" con­ ditions such as fumes and side­ walks or Impacted soil. If you want to plant a tree near sewer or water line*, U la best to avoid willows and other aperies with roots that tsod to clog drains. Oak* are among tho least trou­ blesome In this respect. If you wish to combine shade tress and lawn, it ia wise to avoid trees with low growlag brooches end deep shade. Also avoid trees with a gnat many surface roots that will compete agresalvely with grass for water and nutrients. Site and rapidity of growth an other Important features to con­ sider. A low rambling bouse with telephone and electric lines may m ike Urge shade troea less de­ sirable for your front lawn. Small ornamental trees adapted to your area may grow falter aad be mom attractive. a loyally diaaer at the Civic Center far Um official kick-off of the stew­ ardship caavaaa. It vaa one of the largest event* of this kind ever held la the church. Pleat for tfea caavaaa and diecoaaloa of the needs of the parish ware presetted. (packers at the prognua iadudad Baadall Chase, general chairmaa; Bicharda Ocas, iaitial gifts chairman; B. L. Perkins Jr., dlvlsiw leader; J. D. Wright Jr., epecial gifts ehairmaa, aad Jack Harter, team captain. The principal address waa given by the ftev. Leroy D. Lawson, rec­ tor af 81. Barnabas Epliopai Cbareb, DeLaad. Ha aMisted in tba program dim to the absence of toajBav- Job* W, Thomu, rector of Holy Crete, who it Ul. It « u explained that because of the rapid growth of the parish maay aew needs moat bo met, toeluding a foil time assistant clergyaua, fun time sexton, air coadiUoaiag, establishment of a new mission aad tbs goal of doubling the minion giving of the Church. AH members and their families win be visited by canvasser*. Trouble Enough SINGAPORE (UPI) — Charg­ ed wire Illegal entry Into Blngapom, IP-year-old Lira Chin Aik pl—led far leniency on grounds that ht had three wives te sup­ port. Serving u hoateaaes for the dinaar vara Mr*. B. W. William* aad Mr*. David Dearotph. co-chairmen, anialed by: Mae*. Raymond Ball, Cordoa Bradley. Harold Chapman, Hawkiaa CeaaeUy. Bichard Deaa, Join Galloway. Tyler Dedmaa, Baadall Chaae, Maaoa Whartan. J, J. Want. Praak Jfahaaa. Jw Nteb. otai, Alfred Stanley. B. L. Fi iMm Jr., A. B. Pttcrioa Jr„ Prod Draw, Harry Canal), Ed­ vard LaCocr. Jack Horner, Donald Tbompooa. Henry Tamm, Donald »lshap. M. L, Reborn Jr., P n i Ii i Kkklitar, WaUy Phillip*. WJfc. Halhack, Cbarlca Bom tad Philip Y 'W & TWO AMERICAN PHYSICISTS, Dr. Emilio Segre, 34 (rlcht), and Dr. Owtn Chamberlain, 89, both of tha Univarsity of California, ware awarded tha Nobnl Prim for Phyaki for thnlr research into thn nature of tha atom and thn discovery of thn anti-proton. They art pic­ tured examining negatives. m n leggy continental look in enney’s long wearing ctitton jeans StoweShowsOil Pointing TechniqueTo Association Thirty association members, guest* and visitors attended the regular Sanford Art Association Workshop meeting at tha Craft Hut in Fort Mellon Park last night. Chief attraction waa a demonstration In oil painting Jury Acquits 15-Year-Old NEW YORK (UPI) - ? THE COMMENDATION RtilBON waa awarded to a Sanford native, Lt. CoL Ralph B. Moye, left, recently at a ceremony in Hanau, Germany. Col. Moye received the award from Col. Eugene Surdyk, commander of the 212Ui Artillery Group for hia ducoveriea ia artillery ballistics. A 18- ear-old accused of the atomp Ifling o f an elderly man tn a Brooklyn park last July waa ac­ quitted Monday night by an allmala Jury. Peter Mancerl had been a c­ cused of tho killing o f Edward Butler, 66, by Dorothy Stauf. 19, who said Butter scolded Mancerl for necking with her In the park. 8b# testified at the trial that Mancerl beat and kicked Butler in tho head in reprisal for tho scolding. But three other teen-age girls testified that the stauf girl had told them *he lied in stylos Min* m ri had kilted Butter. techniques by association mem­ bers and local artist, Edmund Stowe. Stow* showed hia methods by producing a completed picture before the audteace. accompanied by a running commentary a* he painted. The painting was of a typical Florida seen* showing a group of coconut palms on a sgnd dtune overlooking the water. Following tho demonstration, thorn was a abort business ses­ sion, with reports by the presi­ dent on* the recent executive board mmtlag, sad the chairman of tho Exhlbltior Committee on rules for the forthcoming Art Show. This was followed by a critique session, during which pre­ viously produced work tl various members we* aaalysnd. TERRIFIC AT THIS PRICE Continental styled jeans flatter women beat! Smooth hipa, belittle waists, give a slim fit l Get them in iparvelous colors, great cottons — printed twills, solid corduroya. woven plaids, striped Bedford cords, Adjustable waists, slant pocket*. Shop, hop, relax in them. \Vheu day U don* toaa ’em in the washer. Sixes 10 to 20. Canned Clothe* WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sate of "canned" clothes in aupermarksts bee proved successful, the Ameri­ can Can Co- said today, and house­ wives may soon ba able to pick up canned panties, sock*, bras, diap­ er* and men's shirts in thrir local st^tr marks!. Shop Pcaoej’a . . , you’ll lira better, you'll • « « ! �___ Meet Scheduled Tomorrow tss Charlotte Braun, Joseph iPa M * ed In Military Ceremony At N.A.S. Miss Charlotte Mae Braun, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Char­ lie I. Braun, Kenedy, Texas and Lt. tjgt Joseph Goss, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Weant, Spear­ man, Texas, were married Oct. 18 at 8 p. m. In the Naval Air Station Chapel. Chaplain WUliam Hearn offi­ ciated at the military ceremony. Chief E. C. Whitehead, organist, presented a program of wedding music. The bride was given In mar- . The Sanford Women’* Golf * Association will meet tomorrow at 11:90 a. m. for a business meet­ ing. followed by the monthly luncheon. Mrs. Augusta Russell, tourna­ ment chairman, announces that a point system tournament will be played during the day. Winners will be determined by the highest number of points made in each vhite Chantilly lace over tulle I featured a scooped neckline w i* bridal taffata. The bodice I fjye insets of bridal taffeta, gad M cascade of ruffle* forming (ha skirt back. Her veil of Imported silk Ulia* aion fell from a scalloped lac* cap, edged with seed peart*. She carried a white Bible topped with a white orchid corsage and rib» bon streamers. Mrs. Barbara McWilliams, ma­ tron o f honor, wore a street langdi dress of mots green silk organza with three quarter Ingth sleeves and carried a bouquet « f red roses. Serving as best man was En­ sign William T. Blakemore sad honor guards Included Lt. <Jg) R. D. Peterson. Lt. (jg) M. E. Windham. Lt. (jg ) D. R. McGraw, Lt. (jg ) R. L Wilt, Lt. (jg) T. Cooley and Lt. (jg ) J. H. Piro(te. Peterson and Windham also served as ushers. Following the ceremony a recep­ tion was held at the Naval Air Station Officer’s Club. The bride’s table held a three tiered wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom. Assisting with the serving and entertaining were En­ sign and 31ra. Blakemore ead Lcdr. and U ri. Guthrie. Following a wedding trip through Central Florida the cou­ ple will reside In Lake Miry. The groom la aUaehcd to Heavy LT. (Jr.) AND MRS. JOSEPH GOSS Attack Squadron One. M ary Handicaps will remain the same until play can be resumed on the lull 18 hole course. Personals Church MRS. HOWARD MONTIETH is shown presenting a gift to Miss Harriett er, at the Monticth home. Looking Redding, guest o f honor at a linen shower, on nre Mrs. Clarence Redding, mother o f the honoree, right and Mrs. C. (Bergstrom Photd) M. Walls, left. Calendar TUESDAY '* W. M. U. Clark Circle meets with Mrs. Jim McCoy, 203 Col­ lin* Dr., at 7:43 p. m. First Baptist Church Brother­ hood supper and proiram meet­ ing 7 p. m. Bible survey Class, 7:30 p. m. Presbyterian Church Pioneer Fellowship, 6 p. m. Men of the Church supper, T p. m. Dr. Head Speaks At UN Program As principal speaker on a Uni­ >the piano by Mrs. T. C. O'Stccn. Dr. Head pointed out that peace ted Nations program at the San­ ford First Methodist Church. Dr. l has to be striven for: to be a Mabel Head chose (or her sub­ . good neighbor, whether as a perject “ The United Nations Works ' son or a nation, calls for great WEDNESDAY for Peace." Sho told a large 1effort, and that the UN Is ma­ % Girl Scout Troop 233 met* 3:13 audience of church women thu chinery, it will succeed only to p. m. at First Presbyterian United Nations has succeeded in the extent the nations of Ihc Church. Presbyterian Senior Choir stopping some wars, prevented world tvatl it to succeed. After aupper • p. m., Midweek Bible others from starting, and is con­ speaking of many of its achieve­ hour 7 p. m. tinually strengthening the social, ments toward world peace, she Plnecreat Baptist Church S. S. interpreted the structure of the officers and teachers supper meet­ economic, and political conditions U. N., explaining the purposes o( ing, 8:30 p. m. ft. A. meeting, 7 which make for world peace. p. m .; Prayer meeting, 8 p. m. Preceding the address, a prayer the different commissions and the Trustees meeting 9 p. m. ; for the United Nations was given sprciall/rd agencies. Comparatively speakiu:. she in­ First Baptist Church Training by the Rev. T. C. O'Steen, pastor formed the audience that the ^ Union supper and officera counof First Mthodlst Chut h and a U. N. is one of 'tc cheapest • cil 8 p. m. Prayer meeting, 7:30 scripture was read by Mrs. R. imperative organizations we sup­ p. m. F. Cole. Speaking from a visitor's port. On the average for all ita viewpoint o( the United Nations, combined efforts, a taxpayer pays The fur stole goes to new Mrs. B. B. Crumley gave "A about 37c a year for its support. She related that one of the most lengths —> so long they can dou­ Methodist Woman goes to the ble aa capes or coats. One popu­ United Nations." The group sang important fields of the U. N. lar style for fall will have a full several U. N. songs, led by Mrs. was the promotion of the Uni­ coat front and a short stole back. I* D. Hastings accompanied at versal Declaration of Human • Holiday Dance Given At U.S.O. A V « C* d • _ <• Special gueats came from Day­ tona Beach, Mount Dora, Mait­ land and Longwood to help the Junior Volunteers of the Sanford USO Club entertain young men from the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion at the annual Hallowe’en dance. The costumes were delightful. One junior volunteer was dressed as a native Hawaiian, complete with a beautiful hula ikirt. A young navy man appeared as a werewolf, another as a mummy and an eight year old junior vol­ unteer, carried a Panda half her size and looked half her age. They all entered Into the spirit of Hallowe’en and there was much fun and frolicking, typical of all Hallowe en parties. The club Ijself gave the appear­ ance of a New England barn, highlighted by a realistic life size scarecrow above the fire­ place. Dancers wholeheartedly enjoyed the peppy Conga lint and other dances to tha music ol Vert Knowlton’s orchestra. Pinky Baron, a Junior volun­ teer, was awarded the prize for the most attractive costume. ------------------------------GIRL SCOUT DAIRY Troop 18 Girl Scout Troop 10 got in an­ other camping trip before the weatherman sent tho recent cool spell to this area. They spent a two night campout at Juniper Springs. They enjoyed the beautiful trails through lush jungle woods, fas­ cinating ponds with weird looking bubbles of sand and water a chill pool for swimming, the old water mill, aquarium and fire shelters built of rustic logs with cooking and eating facilities avadable. , Participating in the outing were Sharon Ball, Pat Bassett, Barbara Buckler, Kathy Butler, Celeste Cancll, Jean Fletcher, Sandy Herviah, Carol Jo Oxford, Maria Rowland, Carol Samuel, Carol Thomas. Margaret Toeva, Norma Whittero and Dandle Wright. Chaperoning the group were leaders, Mrs. James Buckler, and Mr. Buckler, son Jimmy and house guests Mr. and Mrs. David Rogers of Baltimore. Md. Other grownups were Mrs. Ike Butler and daughters Nora aod Linda. The girts used the girl scout pup tents available from Mrs. Randall Chase (or shelter, held campfire ceremoniea both days enjoyed several long periods of swimming. They were aroused for morning worship at the poolaide by the loud blowing of a conk shell. An electric floor washer wwUj • the floor with water and deter­ gent, scrubs it. then automati­ cally vacuums the water, leaving the floor clean and dry. The dir­ ty water is kept in a separte tank. Designed for use on hardsurface floors, it require* no handscrubbing, mopping, rinsing or wiping. BY IDA MAY 8JOBLOM Mr. and Mri. W. G. Ferguson had as guests last week, their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Green ot Smyrna, Tenn. While hero they also visited Mr. Greens brother, Ur. and Mrs. William Grrcn of Five Points. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sicbert have returned home after spending the summer with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Johns of Gaylord, Michigan. Mrs. Grace B. Cole has returned home after a delightful visit with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Bush ot Richmond, V« Visiting Mrs. Ida Keogh and Mrs. Eileen Williard is Mrs. Sarah Rubmson ot Gulfport, Fla., former ly of Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. and Mr*. U B. Miioli and James Lambert ot Jacksonville were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Tomblcr and family. Mr. and Mrs. R. it. Cress arc home after a three months vaca­ tion which included visit* to Mary­ land, West Virginia and Pennsylva­ nia. Rights which offers the best op­ portunity for Individual action. Other Important actions that the individual can do with God’s help is pray, read, talk, write, give, support, work and consecrate one’s self to the achievement of world peace. Having been an official Obser­ ver at the United Nations repre­ senting the United Council of Church Women and many other Christian organitations, she spoke with authority and clarity. An in­ teresting question and answer pe­ riod followed her talk in the sanc­ tuary and at the luncheon tabtea which were decorated with tropical foliage, interspersed with U. N. flags. Mr*. Hastings, Vice President of the W. S. C. S. and her com ­ mittee were in charge of the program. Hostesses were: Mrs. R. L. Clicqucnnoi, Mrs. C. L. Wallis. Mrs. K. D. Kirchhoff. Mrs. First |il«ce. winner, at the J. W. Brown and Mrs. B. B. Duplicate llridgc Club last week Crumley. were Cdr. and Mrs. T. \V. Ontby. Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Ranucy, were second high, Mbs Margaret Davis and partner, third, and Mr*. J. E. Baker and 3trs. George McCall fourth. Another game is scheduled for Thursday at 8 p. m. at the Com­ munity Center, Kith and Mag­ nolia. Ownsbys High At Bridge Meet « ryl / The Joy Class of the First Haplist Church of Longwood met at the home of Mrs. Zera Hauser with Mrs. Elda Nichols, president, presiding. The devotional was presented by Mrs. Estelle Fulch. Year book plans were discussed. Final ar­ rangements were formulated for the annual Christmas party sche­ duled for Dec. 17 at 7:30 p. in. at the First Raptisl Church t’ellowship Hall. Gifts will be exchanged at this meeting. Committees appointed (or the event were, Mrs. Fntch and Mar­ gery Showers, decorating; Virginia Employees Hold Annual Picnic Employes ot Holler Motor Sales held their annual picnic at San- lando Springs Saturday afternoon. About 76, including tho employee and their families attended. J ins Renton, Claude llittcll and Fred Ycacklc prepared the bar­ becued spare ribs and chicken KNJOYING THE USO DANCE arc left, Ralph Long, Mm. Nan My cm, Pearl McCraw, J. W. Austin, W. W. Leeming and Del O’Neal. / • . r> . Joy Class Plans Christmas Party W 1 To keep insects off freah naiat «w *•*»w ««iher. •w . tie insect repellent to the pain* Jordan and Kloisc Lomler, refresh­ before applying. ment; Athalee Helms, Mrs. llauscr and Mary Frances Luke, games STA-NU Ckaatag and Edna Hopkins and Uctty Craw­ Keeps Clothes ley, clean up. LIKE NEW I Clara llieks will be hostess to tho November inerting. Coll FA 2-3315 Newcomers Invited To W. W. Club Meet The Welcome Wagon Club will meet tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m. at tho Woman's t'lub building. All newcomers in the area ar* in­ vited to attend. P h ilip * COLONIAL CLEANXM 110 R. Palmetto A t* . Drive-In Branch l i t W. 1 8 * d l M tt'& tt’ IN WARMTH AND B E A UT Y ! Jisd dcM A i yl&djuc (BlanJudA asparagus, broccoli, minute cab­ bage and spinach make your mral planning easy and bring many compliments from family and guest*. Elder Springs H.D. Club Hears Program On Lamps And Lighting The Elder Springs Home.Demon­ stration Club met at the home ol Mr*. W. F. Buckner, with the presi­ dent, Mrs. Harold Fauvrr, presid­ ing. A report was given on the bake sale, which was very success* fui. Mrs. Fauver urged members to attend the workshop on Christmas decorations scheduled for Nov. 1U from 7 to it) p. m. at tho Horne Demonstration Center. Ticket* for the workshop may be purchased from any of the ciubs (or S1.50. Mrs. George Otto of the Longwod club, gave an interesting talk on, “ Good Lighting" and “ Lamp Shades". She also spoke about the do-it-yourself three-way lamp kit. Miss Eva Hunt from the Sanford Club, gave helpful hints on land­ scaping. Mrs. R. W. Drayton and daughter, Mrs. Hazel Bailey were guests at tho meeting. Others attending were Mr*. S. E. Norwood. Mrs. Lydia Schulze. Mrs. R. L. Bradbury, ’ Mr*. W. D. Simpson. Miss Norino Norwood. Mrs. Maudie Grey, Mrs. Harry Mil­ ler and Mrs. W. O. Nolan. —Main dishes freeze especially well in sauces and gravies. 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OCT. 31 con trol k P P B fc . 212 E. 1st St Phono FA 2-4981 Invite Charge Accounts” �vjwk -.- — W ashington Calling AH, SWHT MYSTERY OP LlfB I T IAB9VM OBLan WASHINGTON- Ob, tost levaIf tola, BS-Priallato. . .** Thtsa iw oo tsrfttb u cH ABAiRowHis d * h e a d by P i t o ­ ts M an ia Arrwwemlto o f too Associated Press, o f the White Houaa Association. at of Um birthday f 1-----Mr too Prasldaat. They are more m e a lin g tha a Elsenhower's re­ seat formal utterances. Arrowsmith bad ssrUar pointed •at that ha was retiring ns presi­ dent of tha association, with only 18 second* o f his term left to nm , while President Elsenhower bad 19 months m a n to go. It bap13 months c m . „ any period since 1948. Yet after nearly m e n yaara in tha impossible office of the PnaidMey, Elsenhower is show­ ing mom and more eagerness to put tha burden down. At almost every level of gov­ ernment. but particularly near the top- you bear tha complaint of how hard It is to get a final decision. With conflicting forces ! oice 60 Per Gent M anat Ia the mpporttonmtot smsadsatnt tab* rots S M M a p p o r itio n tht P^P0**1 *** *"•* "xtitoMljr v< bjr Um O i M B.- ( M r win bar* n fuU-tlnw MMtor tad Bm ard will V to p trn U district with it* own MBAtor- This i to n iaertoss in our rtpraMaUtJon In the Senate I dO to 70 per cant, sinco Brwvard'a population is ftvtto that of Seminole. ^T lU p. Gordon Frwterkk polntod out today that this •!« t ^ k Nn o n important than moot people rtaliie." - A i m tS K S to f to?poopto Votkf la fnvor of it 1 a to g | to onmttraet n nogstlY* rot# is btom to o Late To Classify process aa wa know it today, tha not iaelinad to »• task ad prodnelag a printed Bible jfcat with mm L of Um numer- in these early days was a monu­ mb “ i i i h '* we era called upon mental oo*. T b t-i were no mod­ to r t i i m Um bulk b( t t o a em presses and no linotypes. Mroiy aaifiafc u d Intended to Every single latter had to ba MTTO M M B fKU l tadOTMt, £ « * hand set ooa at a Uma and run t o too ohoom n re 1 c m wboto off a page at n Uma. The man who acta out on a heariedly ouffoct and that la NatSeiulBlble woah, October 19- Journey around tha world dots not take long to reach a place ~ “ v: Tkii rear's chairman w ii M. where moat of the things which * . Buotokrtrs, Jr.. CJitnnin ad assumes Importance In his own UM loard ad U. 1. lubber Co. Ufa aaam unimportant or unknown. to ttrgl^Mtlaaal abaervanca ba Tha worke ad Dumas, Shakaspaara, . . . . . u m batter fuide, tha dramas ad Ibata and Goethe, to batter set od principle or have found their way over ■ com­ aaurta ad laaar atrangth than the paratively small part of the earth, M r Bible. It la the aaawtr for but there la ana hook which tha to as Individuals, aa for aoelaty, travalar finds In tha remotest •ad aa a wodd searching for the areas. Go where you will and you will find tha Bible. Iruth." Although the Book has been lafardlaaa od faith or creed, tbo Bible odfera mankind the banned In certain Communist moot dependable guide for life areas, I dare say that hidden we have today. Controversial away In Um bomta of devout raildents you will find a family though It may be, U aUll gives us aaawers to soul searching Bible. The one book treasured M o tions that wa can find no- above all others. Ages ago, whan the sacred where else. writings racelvcd their name of The first Bible printed In this Bible, it meant "the books", re­ counter waa John EUoi’a trawls- ferring to the rolls od papyrus on tton Into the MaaaaehusaUs dia­ whleh wars inscribed by hand lect of the Algooquln Indiana in those writings of tha ancient IIU and the volume was prlnltd scribes which became accepted aa to Cambridge, M an. the Holy Scriptures. In 1743 Christopher Sauer, in Tha Bible might ba termed the Germantown, Peanrylvania, print­ library for no reference work ed the first Bible In a European has aver commanded more at­ language. It waa printed In tier- tention. Within Its books and man. pages will be found the eucnce Not until 1782 did Congress of all other literary works for recommend and approve the It Indudaa assays, stories, love printing od the first Bible In the songs, dramas, legal documents, English language in the United history, travel, everything Is States and it waa printed in Phil- there and mankind has only to seek If ba would find and un­ adelphin by Robert Altken. Compared with the printing derstand its truths. BY H W BLL MAT W Ma r m D A ILY Assignment Washington By ED EOTEBBA WASHINGTON — Om of thn first time* I saw that hsndaomo, serious Latin face was on soma obscure mountain in tha desolate •rid land northwest of Mootrey, Mexico. It was painted on bar­ ren rock. This was la 19M. The gentle m M was running for office—President o f hla country —and his n an o was scrawled like 5cnor Kllroy everywhere In Mexico on anything that couldn't get up and walk away. The campaign paid off 'way back thsn, and now President Lopes Matsos was campaigning again—this tin s for goodwill In our fair city. It wasn't much of a struglo, though, because he was among friends—namely, the newsmen of tho capital who liked him be­ cause he liked them. They liked him so much that they broke precedent and Invited him to two two stags in on# day—to tho Na­ tional Press Club luncheon and the White House correspondents’ dinner. The only ares where there was, alas, a lack of understanding was in (he subtle joke department. One of our erudito teasers loaded his cheek with a ball of longue CROSSW ORD By FRANK ELEAZER WASHINGTON (U PI) — I’ m DOWN 19. Lake | afraid a manned flight to tha 1. Article bird moon that was scheduled for Dee. of 20. Lonr7 won't bo taking o ff after all. virtu fstYou know how much It costs to 2. Citrus low, travel these days. And (ho gov­ fruit for f 3. Tennis servoi ona ernment has said a Baltimore in­ 4. Delays 31. Foy venter who worked out the trip 6. Endures Plus I can’ t sell any more stock to meat 4. In. and city his expenses. amok. 1 7. Luzon The inventor and three associ­ S tliH i)'i Astatf native 22. Osins ates were to make tho flight on a 1. Wretched 23. Indulges spare ship powered by "free 2!. Afresh D. Indonesian 21. Belief energy," a type o f propulsion 33. Solar died Island S3. Slender which unfortunately the govern­ stalk (boL) 34. Ptcks 11. Iowa and ment, in its own space work, has (abbr.) Utah 39. Burrs la 34. Arabian 11. Flba w ood jrarmtnt 19. Special not been able to match. Ilk Kettle drsaa 30. Stupefy 38. High priest Records of the Securities and SI. Irving Ber­ Exchange Commission indicate T T ~ lin opua _ % r that only 9186,000 had bean ob­ S3. Had on tained from soma 400 investors in TJii 22. Man * this project before the agency got 24. On ir around to blocking the sates. IT. Ash Wade ?” Even with "free energy," that’ s neaday to r $ * 77“ Easter probably not enough to, cover a * I I t Ruaaian moon trip. Ona way, maybe. But i V T~ fighter in this esse the travelers planned plans a round trip, with the tetum set 1I T 5 T 19. Young for Dec. 16. goats Tha SEC hasn't made any com­ SO. Barium * ment on the announced itinerary Isym.) or other details o f the trip. Its 12. Ahead 17 __ only complaint, when it went Into % 33. White ant if ' IT court, was that tbe inventor had (var.) neglected to register his securi­ 34. Lair ir ties before offering them for sale, ®r 23. Lariat as (ha law requires. IT. Stop J ITT 39. Serious SEC is a federal agency set up % 40. Arm Joint 26 years ago after Investors in tha TT 44 41. Girl's name pre-crash era had displayed more Ti tpoaa.) enthusiasm than Judgment in 49. Incline P ■ I —m —m mm looking fo r places to put their life 1. IA. (naut) savings and sometimes all they could borrow. With the stock market booming Pagu 4 Tuesday, October 27, 1959 •gain, tha SEC more and more lately has been acting the kill­ a s i t s x s u u w , u i m MS n siM M , joy. Needless to say, Its efforts MVM-vft *. t i i s u a , s a « M W * i ■•••«•» JACK VHIM CBCULSA rARMCK aren't always appreciated. CISF BOSS** iM tolf B4lt«* stasis u m m JSaieeea m Tho Bcease to • Seals Sa lha oea snd scribbled this query to ba translated to the guest: " la regard to your visit with Sen. Lyndon Johnson at his rsnch la Ttxas, la that to Insure con­ tinued close relations with the President of the United States?" The man from coffeeland smil­ ed wanly, like he had just swal­ lowed a quantity o f synthetia coffaa In a guest's house. Then he u ld In a manner extremely diplomatic that It certainly was no one’s business whom he visited, Insomuch as he required no speclsl permits to see gentlemen In this country like U. S. Senators. Our goodwill fiesta almost end­ ed with an International bang right then and there. But Presi­ dent Bill Lawrence popped up lo hold a quick little summit con­ fer tact with Mateos and his interprster. With a p-sss-t look on his face, Lawrence laid something like: "This Is a political Joke about our friend down In Texas who's been trying lo run secretly for President —get it?" The froten, putsled face melted Uke e hunk of ice cream in a cup of good hot Mexican coffee, and Ike gusst laughed. And then he caught on to our North Arnecano's subtleties, for he tossed Soma of those who put money behind the moon flight for in­ stance were bitter whsn the gov­ ernment started snooping around, Interfering with science. Tha SEC is accustomed to this. Awhile back It prosecuted a fel­ low for fraud in connection with his fuelless engine and an atomic water machine to treat cancer. It was the people whose money he took who rushed to defend him. But SEC It out to protect us, whether we like it or not. Just this week, the SUth anniversary of the big break In the market in October, 1929, the agency is launching an educational cam­ paign. The message is, investi­ gate before you invest. Beware o f tips from strangers by long dis­ tance phone. Buy only through reputable brokers. The law says securities general­ ly can't be offered for sale until registered with SEC. with all facts laid out on the tablt. Also, it's contrary to law to make false claims in trying to sell them. There ia always somebody though who doesn't seem to know about this. In July, SEC blew the whistle on an outfit locating oil with gravity waves. Until the agency stopped him another oil man was doing all right with a magnetic logger, or doodle bug, which he said found oil In 94 tries out of 100 A New Yirk securities dealer •old a series of debentures on which 4 per cent interest was paid. With the revenue from each new issue, he was able to keep payment! up on the last one. Al­ though that looks like a workable plan to me, the SEC didn't think so. They put this fellow in Jail. Since Oct. 29, 1929, all sort of •VB •all veto MO x Tew • Banthe a Baotha S Meath n in e era aM tna t a a t » ■ sly one back on the next ques­ tion. The question: "D oes the Castro government constitute a menace to non-CoramunlsUe Am ericM re­ publics?" His reply: "Whan a beverage has a high eootant of alcohol, you call It a beverage with guts . . .and your quastioo Is a ques­ tion with guts." Newsmen got to comparing the Mexican Under's visit with that last out-of-townsr who dined with us, Nikita Khrushchev. Per In­ stance, It was noted that for UM Russian there ware 13 talavliion cameras Jammed la tha hack af tha room, f o r Mateos tharo w a n only two. But America’* reaction to tha twa leaden was probably best shown, without words, by Presi­ dent Elsenhower. When Khrushchev was here, ho (sprriM d hU Interest In helicop­ ters. Ike was magnanimous, lie said Nikita could buy one from us. When Mateos arrivsd hero, bo expressed his InUrsst la tho newtype small cars, so Ike went out and ordered a powder blue, four* door Ford Falcon, worth 92,300 —and gave it to him. protective devices have btM built Into the securities market. 80 the SEC doesn't look for another Black Tuesday, ever. But it points out that the laws o f supply snd demand, averages, gravity and common sense have not bean re­ pealed. In a speech at the National Press Club recently SEC Chair­ man Edward N . Qadsby warned Investors that prices have gone up and down In the pari end will do so In the future. And as for spec­ ulating, he said, amateurs who try this might Just as well bet on the horses. D ying Coat Up ST. LOUIS (U P !) - The copt of dying la rising nearly as fast as the cost of living, a business counselor told the National Funer­ al Directors Assn. Tha timing af a summit con­ ference sad the degree of pres­ sure that should bo applied to gat an earlier conference, as tha President Is ssld to want, are alio at IsstM la the government. We cannot enforce our will on our alllea. President DeGauile of Franco haa taken a p a v e rosponslbllity In insisting for reasons of By FEED DANZIG NEW YORK (U PI) - The faces belonged to Russians, young and old, but the exprenlons were thoroughly familiar. Thanks to TV, wo have seen such rapt, sublime expressions on our own young and eld after ex* posure to performance! by Leo* nerd Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic. The first of four concerts by this famed team was filmed in Moscow during a recent tour and shown Sunday night on CBS-TV. It was a rewarding, captivating hour. BernsUin told hU Russian au­ dience, "Americans and Ruti Im s simply love each other's music." He proceeded to prove bis point with some musical evidence In compositions from both na­ tions. Similarities also were read­ ily apparent as bis great orches­ tra performed exeerpts from Copland’s "Billy the Kid" ballet suite sod Shostakovich's Seventh Symphooy. The camera caught tuperis doseupi of audience mem­ bers and moved Into the orchestra itMlf to heighten the cogency of the moment. Bernstein's own pas­ sions snd gestures, although somewhat theatrical . looking i t times, certainly added to my un­ derstanding of the music. The sponsor (Ford) kept the commercials to a bare minimum. Perisapa the only wrong note came when Attorney Joseph N. Welch delivered a talk on citizen­ ship. His lecture was welllntenUooed but did nothing to heighten tho orchestra's dramatic impact. Telethons for worthy causes may have been rendered obsolete by NBC-TV’a one-hour tribute to Eleanor Rooeevelt o o her dia­ mond Jubi’ ro Sunday night. A blunt fund-raising pitch for a new cancer research institute, the rogram had Arthur Godfrey ai So"at and offered gracious enter­ tainment, carefully planned and executed by numerous stars and various public figures. It served as an examplt of how TV shows o f this type can be presented without developing into maudlin, raucous or tiresome affairs. Cary Grant, who created the movie role of Mr. Lucky, wouldn’t star In the TV series about the gentleman gambler, so John Vivyen, whose chin is equally indent­ ed, landed the Job. The CBS-TV series, prtmitred on Saturday. U a Peter Ouon look-sllke. But this la natural since it Is assembled by tha slick lads of Spartan pro­ ductions, the grantophlles wbo gave us Gunn. Spartan m t u i frugal, savtra, and this describes tha acting, plot and dialogue in tha lucky-aon-of-a-Gunn format. The settings are more opulent, since the hero must be a night person, suave snd sex-reeking. Vlvyan manages to s'mnambulale through some shattering experi­ ences with a supercilious smile or boisterous laughter. It’s all very dreamlikt end. since .(ha gamble appears to have bean tek* en out of this combination, TV's new gambling man should stick around for a while. The cards are sucked for him. But than la a quantise of the poaHiva direction al American poliey and tha position which Ula government prasaats to ite allies and to tha world. W h ils t differences are inevitable there c m ba no positive direction — no really effective leadership — If funds mental dlsagr eraents par* siat and era aired in Interminable sasiioes of government commit­ tees. The argument is still going on within Um government ever whe­ ther with tha Elsenhower Initia­ tive and the exchange of vleite with Khrushchev tharo la in faetto a recognition of tha status quo ia Eastern Europe* One faction is saying vehemently, no, that la immoral and tha Soviet conquest by force must not ba coodoncd. Another fiction la laying, yes, but liberation Is no loafer a feesibla policy end wa rannot shut our eyas to tha facts. This la only to suggest areas of dispute that -stand In the way af policy decisions essential toM the negotiations ahead. Only ooaw man can resolve these differences and that la the President of the United SUtea. Ha can resolve them not by being caprldoue and arbitrary but by patient, painstak. ing effort, by mastering all the facta, by doing hia homework on the complicated Issues involvcd, and then coming up with what be believei to be tbe best and fairest answer for all con cern .^ ed. * The President took tha initia­ tive visiting tha European capitals and in Inviting Premier Khrushchev to this country. He won restored stature as a "new Ike" wbo was himself calling the ihots. In the light of this new glow It Is not considered po­ lite here to point out that the President is not doing his home­ work and that the big decisions^ are not being taken. “ Nevertheless, privately this ia being laid with increasing con­ cern. What b is been achieved thus far is a delicate alteration In tbe atmosphere. But on both sides of the East-West dividing lias are those who would like to see the old storm signals go up and wbo sre in fact working hard to this end. They will take advantage of all delays and uncertainties to r e - V verse the mild and tentative thaw that came out o f tbe Camp David talks. Both Red China and Nationalist Chins are determined that for their own ends the old cold war attitudes must be re­ stored. Powerful fortes much closer to the governments of Mos­ cow and Washington havo a vest­ ed interest in seeing the cold war resumed. Fifteen months Is a abort t i m o g as these matters go. But In this short span a great deal for tha future of the world, and Incident­ ally for the Eisenhower reputa­ tion, can be determined. Others Boast About “ Holding” The Price Line - Look NEWCOMER7 Have you, or has somoons you know, fust movod to a now homo? J • • { • Your WsteowM Wagon Host n s will cott with g ift s an d fr is n d ly greetings from the cansnwnily. fo u ih a w a i} & VrUJGJbhin 114 N, FA 2-7951 «r FA 2-175C ~ General Insurance Park A r e . 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Sanford, F la. �J i - J ___* ~Tm fP • gH Tuet. Oct. ST. l t M - h d • LSU Paces 'Grid Ratings NEW YORK (L’ PI) — The Louisiana State T i f era. who meet third-ranked Misaisalppi Saturday night in a clash of perfect-record football teams, today topped United Press In­ ternational's major college ratings for the sixth straight week. Northwestern, only unbeaten team in the Big Ten re* • plained tecond for the fifth --------------------------------------------------a a l, llix U iln n l u th lnh (tralabt «v week. Mississippi, which has scored 189 points while allow­ ing only leven in aweeplng iix tamea, advanced from fifth to third. LSU will play bolt to MlsNEW YORK (U PI>-Tb# United •iatlppl with a squad that has Press International major college scored 103 points while allowing football ratlngi (drat place voiea only ala in winning sU starts. and won-loat records in parenthe­ The 35 leading coaches who rate the teams weekly for UP1 ses): gave Louisiana State 19 first- Teem P l a c e votes and a total of 322 1 Louisiana St (18) (8-0) 322 points. Northwestern drew nine 2 Northwestern ( I ) (5-0) SS first-piece votes and 285 points. 3 Mississippi (1) (8 8 ) 241 Mississippi received five first4 Texa* (8 0 ) 244 place votes and 248. 5 Syracuse (8 0 ) 211 Thera were no newcomers in 8 Sou. Calif. (2) (5-0) III the top 10 following the moil 7 Penn State (8 0 ) 137 formful weekend e f the season. I Auburn (4-1) 93 However, several teams in the > Wisconsin (8 1 ) 81 select group switched places in 10 Georgia Tech (8 1 ) 58 the latest balloting. 11. Purdue 55; 12. Clemson, 8; Texas slipped from third to 13, Washington. 8; 14, Tennessee, p fou rth and Syracuse, a 44-0 win­ 4; 13 (tie), Oklanoma, Air Force ner over West Virginia, advanced Acariemv, Oregon and Yale, 3 from sixth to fifth. Southern Cali­ each; . ’ (tie), Michigan State fornia, which had to rally for a and Texaa Christian, 2 each. 30 • 28 decision over Stanford, dropped from fourth to sixth. Penn State, Auburn, Wisconsin and Ceorgia Tech rounded out the top 10 in that order. Texas was close behind Missis­ sippi with 244 points. Syracuse CORAL GABLES (U PD -C oaeh rccc.ved 2It, Southern California And 0uiU floB h l i ^uffied hla (lift, Penn htate 137, Auburn 1)3, Wisconsin 61 and Ceorgia Tech s,ar*lng backfield in preparation 69. Southern California received {or Mlaim a kriday nigbl contest the other first-place votes. , with Kentucky at the Orange bowl. Purdue advanced from 14th toi Sophomore Ron FHttaehe was 11th. It was followed in order by moved up to flrst string left half­ Clem.von, Washington, Tennessee, back Monday, rtplacing senior Bob Oklahoms, Air Force Academy, Oregon, Yale, Michigan State and Rosbaugh. The hard • running Texas Christian. Only 20 achools Fritxachc looked good against were mentioned on this week's Navy two weeks ago both on of­ ballots. fense and defense. Still Tops Coach Shuffles Miami Backfield. SUCCESS AT HAND - - - By Alan Movtr S reve SE 0O , P euM C O AC H , WHO f/HALLY ro cove A'a v b cp M T rf A W/HHER 6rA SSASC.t uepm is uyiH m As Tigers, Miss Prep For Clash Vi Six of the fit#st college fo#tb*n teams in the United State! will meet each ether Saturday tight it t Seulheaitera Conference game at Baton Rouge—three from Louisiana State and three from Mississippi. That'a what soma experti are saying. And. significantly, that'a the way LSU and Ote Mias are practicing for the game. Each squad has three fine teams, the difference being that the Rebet three go both ways, while LBU’a are mainly specialists on either offense or defease. Coach John Vaught ef Missis­ sippi said his Rebels Saturday in beating Arkansas 388 turned en "one of the beat Item performan­ ces we'va had." As a result, the three Rebel teams concentrated on unit work Mooday. Vaught ran hie varsity teams through both offensive and defenaire drills. Spec­ ial attention was given to stop­ ping the LSU backfield. The Tigtra from the bayou country were introduced to the Ole Miss defensive end offensive alignments Mooday. The Tiger* reviewed their as­ signments and ran through a light drill in sweat logs. Coach Paul Dlttxel said the entire squad appearad ready to go, and Vaught reported Ole Mias cams out of the Rarorback game without injuries. But at Ualntivillt, Fla., whore LSU beat Florida's Gators 8 0 Saturday, Coach Bob Woodruff aald, " I aspect LSU has a few too," referring to bruises hie players received in the game. The Gators, preparing for Au­ burn’s homacomlng, wert warned "w e'll have to score." Auburn's first two units worked out lightly Mooday. End Joe Leichlman missed practice be­ cause of a bruised shoulder, and tackles Kan Rice and Loon Mytrs, guard Haywood Warrick and halfback Johnny Kara worked out although they are still recovering from injuries in (ho Miami gam t. Alabama worked out under the lights for their homecoming game with Mississippi State. "Barring injuries, we expect to have everyooe ready Saturday except quar­ terback Laurien Stepp," Coach Bryant said. Stapp la out with a broken leg. Coach Wade Walker at Missisaippl State announced three chan­ ges in hit first team backfield. Billy Hill, sophomore quarterback who scored two touchdowns last Saturday, sophomore right half­ back Lee Welch of Memphis and junior fullback Walter Flowers of Nalchrt got alerting assign­ ments. The other half of the SEC goes outside the conference this week­ end. Kentucky starts it off Friday night in the Orange Bowl against the Hurricanes. There's Duke at Georgia Tech, Florida State at Georgia, Texaa Tech *' Tulanc, Tennessee at Chapel Hill, N. C., against North Carolina, and Van­ derbilt against SllnnesoU at Min­ neapolis. AOW 7Ht OVAXSAS W AY 0 5 05A PEP fCH TACR f/ASr jY / ?/7ie VHP! A 7Ac ,o jy ' 3 a P H ts e / tr LEA6V E *er-vf> ST A A T /P HITA txvrojn — 2 AO A .VST iV / H o e s . hM.1,1 t) l - l fHX 'l I,— *',- Coach Orders Secret Sessions TALLAHASSEE (U P I )-C o a c h Perry 3loss hai ordered aecret practice sessions for hit Florida State Seminoies until Saturday when they lake on Georgia, e tough Southeastern Conference foe. Moss said Monday he scheduled the secret drills to prep his squad for an "all out effort" against the Bulldogs, which boast a 4 0 mark over-all. f o v in q is M SEMINOLSA BREAK ICE — The po. tentUI o f th# Sanford Seminole* finally reached maturity here last Friday night After • ahAky 8t*rt. The junior-atudded lineup gave out with A great team effort in tha 28-1S victory over OBC rivala Win. ter Park. C o -e a p U in Ray Lundqulat, who diaplayed a Urge aharo of plain old ortlin* ary "guta" in football language, waa taken from the gamt In the final minutes with a gaah over th« oyo and all he could say waa, "fix mo up Doc, l ’vo got to go to Gainesville to aeo tho football game tomorrow. Thla U typical o f the courage that tho entiro Seminole team diaplayed here Covers Sports take over the San FranciAco Giant's real estate holdings here. I got the word that the American league champion White Sox have been looking over the holdings here as well aa Dan Topping and his Yanks. Al­ though the Giant* will operate here until they find a buyer they are definitely ready to make their move to the west. I think that we probably will be in a lot better shnpe with an eastern team located here. We possibly could land a class D farm with the same outfit to enter in the FSl, battle next summer. SPORTS QUIP — Everyone rememIrcrs the record o f the Sanford Grey­ hounds. Joe Abernethy, laat of three San* ford Managers, was driving the bus with his "free Swingers" aboard when he no* ticed a amall circus being erected outside of Tampa. He immediately pulled the bus into the tent and said, "here's the rest o f . the show, where do you want them." Aa big Joe always said, "how can the ball stand it." GUADALJARA, Mexico (UPI) — World bantamweight champion Jose Becerra today denied he waa planning to re* tire because o f the death o f American boxer Walt Ingram.' However, the little Mexican battler waa so depressed he waa granted a postponement of hla next non-title figh t against Danny Kid o f Manila, which waa scheduled to be held el Lo« Angtle* Nor. 19. It we* reported Becerra might retire after Ingram died in * local hospital Monday from head Injuries suffered In a non-title match with the champion last Saturday night. But Becerra quickly denied the reports. "I have no intention o f quitting th* ring." he said. "I expect to Iftflt WMk* hold the title a long time." GATORS RUN TRUE TO. FORM — Becerra a d m i t t e d Ingram's Juat aa always tho Florida Gator* follow* death affetted hit nervea but add­ •d that aamo old pattern. World beaters ed that because of the nature of boxing, "it wee an accident that against tho top onto and cream puffs could happen to anybody." against the pushovers. Well, anyway the lngram'a manager, Mike Davis, homecoming crowd wont away happy. who tossed a towel into the ring HOW DO WE STAND WITH THE In the ninth round to atop the GIANTS — There haa been much specula* fatal fight, absolved Becerra of tlon as to who might come to Sanford and any blame. "Becerra is a world champion and he cam* in to fight like one," Davis said. ” 1 don't blame him. Really there is no one to blame." Ingram, only 23, is survived by hie wife and three children. He it's still the old end run with the ble Institution at Columbia, Little By OACAB PBALBY will be buried at his birthplace NEW YORK (UFI) When man heaving th* ball instead of says he misses coaching "only on at Welrton, W. Va. going on around." Saturday morning." you have a bird-eased football Long one of college football's "The work which went through team which flares and at the coaching "brains" and a verlta- it the rest of the week, you can same time uses a transverse the have," he smiled. "But I used to best thing to do is fire. awaken at dawn on the day of If that sound, confusing, it la. a game and it seemed like game Even to Lou Liule, whe coached lime’ • would never come. The Columbia almost since Inception hours were interminable. You The Greyhound- 13-8 win o .er of the Ivy League until hi* re­ LAS VEGAS. Nev. (UPI) — A know, sometimes now I wake up Bunnell last week boosted their tirement a couple of yetre hack. on Saturday morning before it is It la, simply, the new lexicon four-man team, headed by long- rratly light and automatically record to 4-2 and they are now driving professional Paul Harney think to myaelf 'What haven't propping for their home coming of the gridiron. game with Duncllon this Fri­ Translated, tha. opening bit of Crystal River, Fla., and includ­ you done?’ Then I remember I’ m day. means that when you meet a ing California amateur champ finished and I think to myself In last wrek's game. Bunnell team that grind* it out and sends Vera Callison of Sacramento, was that I must be craiy." jumped oft Is s t o lead by scor­ a decoy wide while having a man favored today lo win the 57.500 But Little still watches th* cross over through the secondary, Sahara proamalcur golf tourna­ game with all of the old • time ing on the first play from scrim­ mage. Lyman cam* b ck in the the best thing to Ho is open holes ment. eagerness and even keeps abreast second quarter with a 10-yard tor ayour line backers to charge Competition in the event, width uf its newest terminology. drive which Tennant capped, ty­ through. haa attracted 40 of the country's "Y et," • he aummsd up. "No "Hard • nosed football limply outstanding professionals, is o v e r , matter what they call it, it's still ing the score at 8 8 in the second half the Grey­ means that the team is a rui»td, th* 34-hoie distance on thr Las ! football—and very little of It la hounds played good defensive ball, grind-lt out type of team which Vegas municipal course. brand new." holding the Bunnrll (cam score­ hits hard and battles like fury," Playing with Harney and Call!- | --------------------------less. In the fourth quarter LyLiule explained. "It's just another son will be Charles Franklin, San man's Everidge went 30 yards way to say 'power football.' Diego, and Charles Sells, of Las around right end for the game When they refer lo 'fire' it is Vegas. winning icore. The tournament here, being limply another method of refer­ ring to shooting the gap, red- staged just prior tu the Ryder dogging or blitting," he grinned. Cup matches in I’ slm Springs, NEW YORK (UPI) - i f you’re So what are shooting the gap, drew such names as national PGA champion Bob Rosburg and ; thinking of applying ror a fran red-doggtag or blitting? "These merely are terms used Jay Hebert, Sanford, Fla., both chise in the American League, The Grooms Acedemy Panthers to define a certain method of de­ Ryder Cup team members. ^ KEvery v e n ^ tln r o * league leaeuV* President President I *cor*d ■ touchdown two play* since ((fr |h# h,fkoff #„ dinwcnt t0 fensive combinations," Little said, Joe Cronin announced the forma"A ll of which are designed to . r«„t I cut off a Palatka Bulldog rally to lion of a fact-finding expansion w(n # ^ „ grjd {(intMl from y ,, open a hole or holes through committee list week, almost ev­ which the lincbackera can get ery minor league city with major Palatka team. through into the rival backfield. The Panthers' Burke took the league ambitions his requested With a clear path, the line back­ ORLANDO, FI*. (UFI)—Preskickoff back 70 yards and Green consideration—If and when the er can roar straight through with­ byte rise College hot accepted »a carried It fur the score, The Win out interference." offer te play ia th* ttlh annual AL opens its Hoore to additional was the third of the season for members. So what's with th* flare? Taageriae Bowl football game Grooms. First, a Minneapolis group ap­ "This Is limply new terminol bore Jaa. t, It was announced The Bulldogs came back to proached the committee with hat ogy for th* manner in which ihe Into Maaday. within one point of tying it up, at in hand. This annoyed officials of halfback or fullback swings t o ' Tangerine Bowl Commissioner one stage, but the Panthers man­ Ihe side," Little chuckled. "Once Brady Geeksey eald the hid we* the Continental League no end, for aged to pull out ahead, 20-12 at the Minneapolis is a founding mem­ they even called it 'looping.' As f t tended Saturday after Presby­ half. bers of biseball's new third major for th* 'transverse,' that's when terian, of Clinton, A. defraled The third quarter was sort of league. a man cross** over through th* Tampa 27-8 for its siatb victory. see-aaw, with the Bulldogs scoring Then llouvton, another CL mem­ secondary." next and adding Ihe extra point to ber, got into th* act. Marty Little, meaolog Ihe method and V f r t n r v F ar** make it 20-19. Grooms had a threat Marion, the old St. Louis Cardi­ not tb* mao. U really new in th, ™ ’ I. £ £ £ ' w „ going and was on the Bulldog eight gridiron sport. Aa example, the WASHINGTON (L P I) — .Sport* nals' shortstop and manager who yard line when the game ended. "draw " play of which you hear wr,,*r* ,nd broadcasters long have i, president of the Houston Buffs so much U aimolv the ancient b*,n uled ,0 ,l,fl n,i*nnn of the American Association, andelayed buck or the "mouse #t ,h« Washington ned nounrrd Monday night he was Bout Slated BOSTON (U P I )-W a lte r Byars, trap." This means merely that a luncheon— prepared to present "definite defensive nlavsr is aivsn a hole wh*n ,h* t*,nl w‘n*' Monday, they p|jns" lo the American League the New England welterweight champion from Roxbury, Miss., intentionally end then when he chipf t d committee for a franchise, "W e haven't heard from An­ meets Butch Craig of Bridgeport, charge* In gleefully he is awat-1b*, f on That* because the chorage, Alaska, or Tokyo yst," Conn., tonight in a 10 round bout at Ud from ,h‘e aiS. .7d t a d * an American l-eague spokesman the Boston Garden. In the ro-fcaaside to leave (he hole open M 7' by the L lev eland Brow.,* declared facetiously, "but maybe lured 10-rounder, Nick Previtti of their applications were lost In j South Boston meets Tommy Gar"I remember when I played at Hunter, M iteff Sign row of Claremont, N. II. Penn," Little recalled, "we de n e w YORK (U PI)—Billy Hunt : ,h , lnal1vl*ed what wai called the 'sub rr of New York and Alex Mltelf of marine' charge. That'* where you Argentina have signed to meet in charge low and come up to troop ! a 10 round return heavyweight up the opposing linemen Later bout at Maditon Square Garden, it was called the 'rocker' chirge. I Nov. 27. Hunter, who slopped Tony I Then the old end run which de- Anthony lu t Friday, beat Miteff veloped into a forward p a n now on a seven round TKG in their firs'.' is known as the 'option' play. Rut ' bout. Dig This Crazy Football Jive Lyman Topples Bunnell 13-6 Sahara Golf Tourney Opens Plenty Applicants For AL Franchise Crooms Topples Palatka, 20-19 Presbyterian Gets Tangerine Bid Incentive Pay Charges Leveled Against Lions PALO ALTO, Calif. (U PI) — The Detroit Lions may be ia ho| water with the rest of tho N*» tional Football U s e — hocsoaa Coaeh George Wilson "plaia law got" to pay his players a et*a» tomary gift of $100 apiece befarw last Sunday's gam* with the la* Angeles Ram*. A* a result of Wilson's "mowtal lapse," Detroit may have to ewer chargee that they held Gw money back aa an incentive to beat the Rams. Incentive p8ymenu are against NFL rules and Acting Commissioner Austin Gunsel ia reportedly investigating Uw matter. Wilson aaplaioed from the Lions' training camp hor* that tb* Detroit club officials custom­ arily give each player 8180 wheat they make the trip to the coast. lie aald he was given th* mon­ ey in Detroit beloro the club left for Loa Angeles last week end waa directed lo gtvo tho money to the players when the team ar­ rived on the West Coast "When you're not winning, yeti don't think of everything," Wil­ son aald. "1 Juat plain atwit It.” Wilson said he gave tha to tho player* Monday M low lag their 17-7 victory over Uw Rama. It waa Detroit's first league vic­ tory in five starti. The Detroit News earrlnd a story last week saying that Wil­ son was holding back the custo­ mary gift unless the Lions beat th* Ram*. "Any kind of incentive pay in against league rules and w* know it," Wilion said. "W e've been dolog this for tho players ever sine* wa started coming out her* to the coast. It is juat the goodness of the Detriot management that they give every player 1100 extra so that they can buy things for their families and friend*. "Why anyone would went to concoct such a story about inceotive pay for winning is be­ yond me," Wltson went oa. "W e've got a good team and don't need flOO extra to make ua win . . It would have te be at len t H.OuO to make it worth their while." Sandy W ins NEW YURK (UPI) - Middle­ weight Randy Sandy of Brooklyn, N. Y.. scored a split 10-round deci­ sion over young Emil* Griffith oi New York Monday night in the fea­ ture bout at the Academy of Music. Sandy, a former national AAU middleweight champion who turn­ ed pro in 1931, gained the decision when both judges—Joe Eppy and Joe Armstrong—voted for him. Th# referee-Gcorge Walsh—voted fat Griffith. MEET THE FIRST ONE TO RAISE THE ROOF... M RK‘ LOVE THAT 4 Jockeys Fined For Taking It Easy t ChampDaniasQuitRumor After DeathOf Opponent NEW YORK (UPI)— Eddie Ar- J This steamed up some owners, caro and Willie Shoemaker, rac-1 who reportedly complained to the ing'a ''gold dust twins, ’ were A,iuc<luct , [e* ln U fined $200 each Monday for golf' . . ...... . in* in the Puerto Rican sunshine rhc Rewards, in handing down last week inslead of riding horses j the fine.*, explained the infrac (ions committed by Arcaro and at Aqueduct. The bosom buddy millionaires Shoemaker were of the technical made a combined business-plea­ variety, thus no long-term suspen­ sure trip (o Puerto Rico early last sions were considered in the week and did not return until Sat­ ease*. The actual violation in­ urday. thus passing up several volved was "failure to look after important riding engagements. I their engagements properly." BY STUDEBAKER Here * vour neve dim ension in con v rrtib lci-cx clu siv e. . . only one o f ii« kind—newest, nattiest, neatest ycl! .Small enough for alert, «a*y nianeuveragiliiy; full live passenger seating capacity; loads of trunk room Gay, new, tasteful styfing, unique d esign -an d solidly built to deliver top dependability I’ osecr it with the stepped-up economy iix engine or The I-aiW. Y-8 (most econom ical eight in last Mobilgat Economy Run) and you luve |>crioniuiuc at fieri a* the looks o f the car Smart, sen­ sible. ip u iicd -sfu rd y ^ P T his is the one you've got to see and try this vrar. Do it now! ^ >OL'X CHOICF o r MX STUNNING STYUS-mOVEN BV MO MILLION OWNF-R DRIVEN MILES. eo-.r-o i sa— a• | tco-ws emeu »T*»f ar BARGAIN PRICES 1976 on Popul ar Brands at 1Farrell's Areade Package Store 310 Uaat We Giv# First, Top See it nou>-4 t YOUR STUDEBAKER DEALER'S Sanford Motor Co., Inc. Sanford Value Stamp* j 1001 SANFORD AYE. SANFORD, FLORIDA 0 �BY - GEORGE W. CRANE, fh.D., a . d . < CASE C — 471: Marsha H., aged 40. is the fat wife wboea husband bad a sudden revulsion at the rolls of fat that tumbled down when she took off her girdle. On her wedding day, Marsha had tipped the scales at lit . Now she roomed the needle thereon to 1M. Even with her girdle on. ahe looked almost Ilka Santa Claus, lacking a beard. She had shown me a picture of the paramour whom her husband was dating. And she had brought along some family pictures of her­ self and Howard. 1 took one of the snapshots allow­ ing her profile view ahd then let her compare herself with the side view of the paramour. She looked aghast at the ugly contrast. “ You can't fight fire with fire, looking ..............1 like that suggested. “ So why don't you get some of the other plump girls at your club to join you in a dieting contest?” We talked this over at some length and she named 7 of her friends who were in the same boat with herself. At my further insistence, the agreed to see if they would co­ operate in a mutual dieting pro­ gram, for you can often break bad habits easier In company than all by yourself. Tbit la doubly true of smoking, liquor and obesity. That’s why A. A. is so successful. THAN Z T H O U S H T /r— • te a fra e u y or one who in o k t f . M ak s. teUa risque stories or waddle* like a walrus. Although men gallantly offer a eigarnt to a woman, the falls la their -romantic eatlmatloa when aha accept* the amoke. The aame thing la true of liquor. And men aubconaeioualy recoil at women who uae vulgar language or spout coarse oaths, or oven bet on the horses. In childhood, boys resent being "sissy” and mock or ridicule girls for belag fearful o f snakes' and mice. But secretly those same boys are building up a “ halo" about the opposite sex. They expect girls to be smaller (and lighter in weight); as well as timid and religious. They want girls to be sympathe­ tic and interested in puppies, or kittens, babies, flowers, poetry, music and lacy clothing. Marsha thus began to lose her feminine figure and develop a matronly or "dow ager" look. She also consorted with bridge club fiends wbo smoked inces­ santly till Marsha smelled of to­ bacco so strongly she almost as­ phyxiated Howard when she would give him a motherly kiss. As ahe shed her ugly fat via dieting, 1 also coached her in re­ gaining her feminine personality. And as she grew lighter on her feet, ahe began to feel giddy and gay. Meanwhile, she refrained from scolding Howard and thus didn’t put him on the defensive. By the time she slimmed down to 131, he was already perking up in his attitude. And when she approached 130, be grew roman­ tic once more. T o help her banish his own wan­ ing ardor, I gave her the booklet LAUNDERETTE OWNER James D. Chapman who re­ cently opened the Sanford Ave. Launderette got an of­ ficial county greeting from Chamber of Commerce “greeter” Charlie Morrison soon after business started at the 818 Sanford Ave. launderette. Chapman, a Lake Mary resident, came to Florida about a year ago from Anderson, S. C. “ How to Prevet Impotence" so semi for a copy, enclosing a stamp­ ed return envelope, plus 20c (non­ profit. Wives, when your husband pisses 40, you will need a copy. care of this newspaper, cacheteg a tea* 4e stamped, address­ ed eavriopo tad see to cover typiag and prtetlag costs whew you scad fgr oat of Ms booklets-) ...n r c M control T ow n t, space S T C fL M ilt / C U R COMFUTKD MISSILE ^ POSITION REPORT.. . . COURSE FOLLOWS-. -v ** HOPt WXJ tw E TO EAT j POCKET 0MO* 8 / ■ . -Kl While m uctaho m a o t a l k s t o m a v b r VJHAT KIND OF • PIE WOULD •<; YOU LIKE FOR SUPPER, ’ *5t D EAR? ) ' , oukb ( PeACw n appi m in c e . v w - OTRA'WUEPBV; ( CHEPRV, CHOCOLATE, LEMON, PUMPKIN, * 1 RAI&N.COCONUT »» V _ . C R E A M -y—' NAME WHAT W A S THE FIRST ONE Y O U , MENTIONED? . WE-LL-TMAT’S >i‘ 7* THE ONE t f WANT J OH.GOOONESSfVEFO RGOTTEN goes to make some community more prosperous f XMT SOME yours . . . or the other fellow's IF N O t/R B N O T USED to r r - T e x i 'u . f i n d . TUCSP WNIP O P it c h y i .— A u oorvi yo u tw AVUClTLOUSl ] \— * J An average of more than 30% o f the dollar you spend stays in tho city where it’s spent . . . to support schools, furnish (ire and police protection, put down paving . . . . to pay the folks who work for you . . . to support churches and charities . . . to bo invested in more kinds of merchandise for your selection and convenience . . . to Improve service facilities . . . . and to aupport all tha other things that promote prosperity, growth and better living in a community. NO WOOING?/ 13 IT A GIRL? 3 Z T WELL,NATCH/ sc h e c a l l s h ew JANET/ . OINK HCBSCOMES w - N / W , M l » S K » MATHTEACHES- J BOOKEH. \ 114. ASIC H E R - V SEEN K i r t ■■ ^ Ullvw,V# Make your dollars build your community... not somebody elses! B R tr ta fiO ON­ U S 'S ATTENDING ' a U C IU R C , r �.J U i A Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 t Far Beal CLASSIFIED Hi D E I I. Gssi Peed I f * • Uni 8. W u M u Rnii 4. Bm I Estate Waited ft t n l Eaute Far Sals i Mortgage Loaae 7. Bwolaee# Opportunities T-A U n r i K i ft Female Help Wanted » . Male Help Waned % I t . Mate or Female II. Work Wasted I t F la n Mag Services 14. Bwlldiag • ralaliag • Btpalra 15, Spatial Scrtlrea • Baaety Parian IS. Ftewara A Plaata 17. Pate • Llraatock • SappUea 1ft Machinery • Tools I t . Boots and Matoro St. AatoaoMtea • Trailara SI. Para Ho n St. A nleleo For Silo 22-A—Article* Waiter t$—Nstieti A Pertoaalo 14— Loot A F oote 25. KdoeaUoa — laatrartteo 1. Good Food REA1 ESTATE DRIVE-IN 3344 French Are. J. W . H A L L — "Cell Hall" Realtc; Phona FA S-3441 FIVE room furnished upstairs apartment 2101 Magnolia, $33.00 Phone FA 2-3931. LOTS ON L A K E With lake frontage of 100 ft. to 300 ft. Five and Ten Acre Farms C. A . Whiddon, Sr. THREE room furnished apartment BROKER 2101 Magnolia, $13.00, Phone 242 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 3991 FA 2-3931. 3-BEDROOM, CB. Ilk bath homa. 3-ROOM apt. completely furnish* Phone FA 2-5333. ed. ground floor, $40. 313 Pal­ metto Ave. ON LARGE LAKE 3-BEDROOM house, kitchen equip­ ped Phone FA 2-3352 after 4:30. 4-Bedroom home with 2lk baths; large living room; dining room; Florida room; lerratto floors; 2-BEDROOM first floor apart­ central heat. Several fruit ment. Phone FA 2-3430. trees. UNFURNISHED 3 b e d r o o m 2900 SQ. FT. OVERALL house, kitchen equipped, 2412 827.900 TERMS Willow Ave. call FA 2-0274 or BUSINESS PROPERTY FA 2-0542. Large store with one 2-bedroom apartment and two l-bcdroom SLEEPING Rooms,- Boyd s, 117 apartments. On corner lot with W. 3rd. Ph. FA 2-2516. extra lot in rear for parking. UNFURNISHED new 6 room S.U000 TERMS house. Phone FA 2-1353. BEDROOM furnished apart­ ment, modern, child accepted. $33 per month Ph. FA 2-1737. 2-BEDROOM furnished apartment close in, reasonable. FA 2-0541. WELAXA APARTMENTS: roomi private balha, IV W. First SL ROSA L. P A Y T O N Registered Real Estate Broker Mary E. Carmen — Leo Salvail B. E. Rogero, Sr. Associates Ph. FA 2-1301 17 92 at Hiawatha SLEEPING ROOMS: The Gables, 101 Magnolia. FA 2 0720. LOOK AT THE REST _ THEN BUY TIIP BEST! Visit the beautiful 3 bedrooms Ilk and 2 bath Zeuli-bilt homes at San Scm Knolls on ’ V*st 20th Street lust 4 blocks west of French Avenue. COMPARE THESE HOMES wi'h any others In the same prica range and we know you will agree that here is the best value In town. Down payments from $350— FHA financing. Representative on the premises from 10 A. $1 till 6 P. 31. UNFURNISHED apartment, kit chen equipped. Apply 105'i W. llth. Street. W. II. '•BUI" STEMPF.R Agency Realtor ft Insurer Pkoae FA 2-49I1 III N. Park NICELY furnished, large 2-bed­ room and 2 bath apartment; Adulta. Ph. FA 2-3665. 2-BEDROOM, nothing fancy but cheap rent. f7.3C per week. Ph. FA 2-3219. 1 ROOM Efficiency Apt., private bath, luitabla for onn or couple. Across from Post Office. 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house, kitchen equipped. $60. 2452 Or­ ange Ave. Phone FA 2 6630. 2-CLEAN large furnished apart­ ments: 1 upper 2 bedroom. 1 ground floor. $63. Ph. NO 5-3257. 2-BEDROOM kitchen equipped house. Phone FA 2-4660 or FA 2-3132. STORE, 23 ft. by 30 ft. Inquire 201 W. 1st. St.________________ HOUSE on Cameron Ave. East Side. between Celery and Geneva Ave. 4 bedrooms, quite neighborhood, kitchen appli­ ances. $75 per month Ph. FA 21143. • Near Golf Course FAST RESULTS Turn West On 20th SI. Follow Country Club Rd. ft Watch For Our S ifiu . . • OPEN D A IL Y 9;00 A. M. Til Dark SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. T il Dark ShaanutkaA C osutruetion Co^ la c . FA Parlors l^ A r t t e l ^ J ft ^ S a k ^ — 3 USED Bicycles 4SJ* task. 8Trade In Refrigentera 4 8 J * each. 1-Trade In Frsexer 4C*.*ft 1-Trade In Table TV 433.4*. f . Trade In Portable TV 414ftf» 1-Kiddle Table * Bench 1*1 Id. Flowers A Plante 14 99. 3-Melal Tables Good Far Cut Flowers For Any Occasion TV Snacks 43.0* taeh. S-1V*W SANFORD FLOWER SHOP 25" Power Mowers 438.9S each. FA 3-1822 nr FA 3-6375 New Full Site Boys er GM * Bicycles 434.44. D A W N ’ S BEAUTY SALON Air Conditioned Dryers Phoee PA 2-74S9 17. P»tn - Livestock « Supplies FIRBSTONE STORES PUMPS - SPRINKLER 111 8. First 84. types and sUet. Installed BLONDE COCKER 5 mo. old, "D o It Yourself* reasonable, 1703 So. Magaolla. FACTORY TO YOU WE REPAIR AND SERV1CS ALUMINUM • T I N E FILLY COLT. 7 month* eld; VENETIAN BUNDS Machinery and Ripply Co. Chihuahua, female, A IC regis­ tered. FA 2-7144 after 7 p. m. Bne!o»*d hate, leg-proof bottom 207 W. 2 id St. Ph. FA ~ ' H E A T I N G II. B. POPtf CO. S. Park — FA 2-4234 A U T O G LA SS IN ST A L L E D n il with pteetie ends. PteeS* er reyon tape*. Cotton or nytea Ik. Boats and Meters Mercury Outboard Motors WOODRUFF MARINE 1401 French Ave. FA 213*1 Senkarik Glaaa and Paiat Oft 112-114 W. 2nd SL Ph. FA ! Sell Us Year furniture, g # Gateway Te The Waterway Service With The Cash. SUFtB Windahleld Rack Gift** TRADING POST, PA 44*77, Your EVIKRUDK Dealer Door GUm Vent Gift** Robncm Sporting Good* PAINT 4130 gal. T-Shlrti « r . SERVICE 304-6 8 E. lit. Ph. FA 2-6941 ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS I T O t S S rn k a rik GUm and Paint Co. 310 Sanford Ave. FA 2-4411 '44 SEA KING, 13 h. p.. elsetrie controls, 2 props. Phone SINGER Eleetrie rowing Ma­ 1 0 -2 7 TV and RADIO REPAIR af tr 0 IMS, Kite r«tluett ftrWKtw. Itr-. ttorlj n«u« rwn«l FA 2-7224. Terms if needed. chine for balance due te r e ­ 3:00 nights and weekends; San sponsible party in this vieiattp. “ Now, there’* a uniform I could go fori” ford, Lake Mary and Longwood. »>. Ants w h ile s • Trailers Corapists with attneh ateu FA 22772 and FA 2 5615. and ntw guarantee. 8 pay'49 FORD half-ton panel truck, | It. llnrk Wanted 3. Real Eatato Far Rate ENVELOPES. Letterheads, statementa of 4143 each or will dteclean. $130. Phone FA 2-7327. Stem per Talks ■ s ■— ;nti, invoices, hand bills, and rount for rash. Write Cregk to tlie tnathanritWflrrnrianfonr. ■BY OWNER: 2-beiflw.n hom c.iSK ttlN ii. l'hone F\ 2-flCi? programs. etc. Progressive 1937 CHEVROLET pick up, exMsnyger, Box -33, Sanford best location in Country Club There are 1130 square feet of Printing Co. Phone FA 2-243J — ccllenl condition, assume pay Herald. If. t'lumblna Scrvlcte Manon Phone FA 2-4442. living aree In this three year eld 3M West 13th St. mcnis. See at 114 E. 2nd St. PEAS. Mack ores sad three bedroom concrete block by the bushtl Ph. FA >4411 NEW HOMES Loch Arbor; 3 and Complete Lawn Maintenance: 3-BEDROOM trailer fully air con home In showroom coadition. 4 bedrooms; For exciting Fertiliser—Spraying — Mawlag ditioned, wisher ind dryer. Will PAINTERS-MHJNHMI Add a nlee screened porch, . family living with planned luxsell equity very reasonable or JOHN LOMMKMK CONTRACTORS rarport. end utility room. Put ury plus ample entertaining will trade for equity in 3 bed­ Closing out entire Paiat 415 Willow Avs. FA 2-714T them all on a 79 foot lot con­ /P lum bim y 4*Heatir>^7 facilities and play areas at room home. Phone FA 2-3134. All paints snd accessories R venient to shopping, school and Roy Reel Paint ft Body Shop moderate prices. Shown by ap­ eost plus 3%. FIRESTONE church. Did you figure higher AIR CONDITIONING •32 PLYMOUTH fordor, 5 cylin 10th ft Sanford pointment. Call FA 2-4032. STORES, i l l E. First M. than 910.3007 Then keep the CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK Behind Studchaker Garage der; Just bad new rings, In change, but call 1N7 Sanford Ave. FA 29342 sertx and valve k>b; clutch less LADDERS: step.lsdders ft t i t l e than year old; runs good —looks Stemper H as lions 30c ft. PA 2-r W. H. "B ill" STEMPER Agency good; prired it 932$. Phone a few pieces of high-grade pro­ Realtor 4k I Merer FA 2-7770. Joe Thoms* 2-llEATERS: Electric, fuUy perty for «»le v«ry close to the ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffer matic, like new. 2411 1*23 Ssrlla St. FA 2.0SI9 NO JOB TO LARGE OR SMALL proposed site of CIRCUSLAND. '33 STUDEBAKER fordor, tutone Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper Ave. Phooe FA 24*04. Drive Ways — Parhleg Areas Anyone Interested in procuring blue, radio, heater; clean. 4353. Robert F. May, Bart Plrher, SANFORD Plumbing A Heating RENTALS: Day - W eek -M on th 17-42 Highway frontage in this 2396 So. Elm Ph. FA 2-7914. Ph. FA 2 3731. Helen E. Noonan PAINT aad I rost End Loaders area Is invited to call ut for WALLPAPER SUPPLIES Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park Graders — Doiers — Draglines complete details. PLUMBEVO 21. Furniture Buy 1 GsL - Get 1 TRXEt Rollers — Tranaperta Contracting ft Repairs W A IT CA1TXB PAINTS W. H. "BUI" STEMPER Agency R A Y M O N D M . RALL rilON E: Day*. FA 24134 Free Estimate* $SA V E * 201 W. lit SL F A MM* Realtor ft Insurer Nights, FA 2-7125 or FA 2-3542 AND ASSOCIATES R. I- HARVEY New St Deed Phene FA 24991 U t N. Park Real Katate — Insurance 204 Sanford Ave. Phonr FA 2 3313 n-A —Articles Wasted ROLLAWAY, Hoipttal and Baby Furniture and Appliance* Surety Bonds IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY: 3- 13. hlcdrlral Servlet* Bed*. Day. Week or Moath — ROTARY MOWER A tUehm a* 214 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-4641 bedroom, kitchen equipped, FURNITURE CENTBR for Grsdely Tractor. Sanford large living room, corner lot. M. " D u " Vclea Electrical Ser. lisa French Ave. 203-20* T . First SL Pb. FA 2-0944 FA 2-4100. Evans Bldg. Lake Mary 1U Plnaerest. $730 down pay­ Der Say* For Service Call. . Ph. FA 2 7934 Ph. FA 2-1240 Used furniture, appliances, toola ment, $59.62 prr month. Total FA 2(596 FA 2 3953 It. M. Wilkin*. Contractor ete. Bought-Mld Larry's Man 913,300. rhono KA 2-7131 or Or­ BY OWNER: 2-bcdroom homa at House Wiring — Electric Service • Asphalt Drlvrwayr 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. CHRISTIAN WOMAN would Uka lando. GA 3 0251. 2424 Chasa Ave.; 92:400 cash. • Parking Area* Sid Vthlen Christian woman to shsrs a y New ft Used Furniture ft AppUPhone FA 2-4433 before 4 or HOMES AND LOTS for colored RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Quality Workmanship ft Materials home. Call FA 2-4*43 betor* • after 3 P. M. antes. A Good Place To FA 2 0413 Term* To Suit Your Budget A. M. or after S P. M. people. Also homes ouilt on IoU. 112 Magnolia BUY SELL or TRADE • Free Estimate* Roy Wall. Phone FA 2-1357. 71k ACRES — Modern home; 2 KIDDIE HAVEN NURSERY *& JENKINS FURNITURE ^ ^ t e b d ^ ^ ^ J I a ln ljn ^ ^ le g a ir * • V.'ork Guaranteed bedrooms, Ilk bathrooms, Flor­ 5. Female Help Wanted age children welcomed, 400 Sanford Ave. FA I-744U Phone FA 2-4030 Sanford, Fla. R A M ROOFING ida room, large living room, Palmetto Ave. Ph. PA >•» W BIO VAI.UKB contracting tettrpau* Furniture Storage and Moving •dining room and kitchen. Large WANTED: Full time colored inaid • QtnCK CREDIT Licensed — . Bonded —Insured i To and From Anywhere garage and carporte. 1 mile to live on premise*. FA 2 7593. • EASY TRRM1 FREE ESTIMATES C. E. PHILLIPS East of ball park on Celery CASHIER: Rltr Theatre, apply to 515 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-790 1300 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-1991 WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Ave. Mr. Hawley. W IL S O N - M A IE R CUSTOM BUILT HOMES NAVAL OFFICER, leaving SanJACIIOII'H REPAIR SHOP New And Used furniture Remodeling — Free Estimates ford offers this charming 3-bedWelling — Each, ft Gen. Repair* 311 E. First St. N AVY AND FA 3 3421 Rrpa'r* Phone FA 2-3711 Is O u r Hu*lne.H* room contemporary home with Iteauty W. 20th. ft Old. L. Mary Rd. BILL HKRNOSKY, Contractor Why not make It yours? 35 ft. llvlng-dinln* area; part NEW COM ERS 22. Articles For Sale SEPTIC TANK SERVICE AVON Cosmetics offers good air conditioned; double utility FLOOR sanding and finishing Since 1944 TO SA N F O R D opportunity In earn money 4-GLASS panel cypres* doors room. Lovely established land­ Cleaning, Waxing. S e r v i n g A. HARE DeRARY with hardware, sue 2 "x l’x7\ plus U. S. Savings Ilund*. scaping. .attractive neighbor­ Seminole County since 1925. Wo Invite you to ha s ir North M-1711 hood. Low monthly payments Write, Manager. Ilox 21ft, desirable for garage doors. Can II. M. GLEASON. Lake Mary. North 8-1122 absolutely free without be uied a* folding units. Prire Lockhart, Fla. for interview. and flexible terms. Phone 13-A Beauty Parlor* FA 3-3731. lion at oa« af Samferd'e loading very reasonable. Clarence L. PAINTING ft DECORATING* l’uwcll, ph. KA 2 (131. Licensed — Bonded Motel* white y o i locate a lt * HOUSEKEEPER: white, live in. DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP Free Estimate* — able koualng for you re*If aad TYPEWRITER: completely re­ Only 1 child 12 yrs. old. $12.50 Wave* ...................... 410.3# Work Guaranteed family. Pick « » your h*y at conditioned IBM electric $69.93, FA 3-3713. Seminole Painting Contractor* $10.30 Wave* ...................... $5.30 ear Hale* Office. terms. Call Mary Lou, Stemper Night Work Accepted By Appoint­ FA 2-1201 SANFORD PROPERTIES 9. Male Help Wanted Agency, KA 2-4991. ment. •14 Atlantic Bank Building FA 2-3333 2l#t Adam* OAK LEAVES, ihsvings and saw­ Fte. Harris. H. H. Ivors SERVICE STATION attendant. 33 U ^ j c d i ^ t r i l t t i YOU NAME IT—WE’LL FIND IT years or over, experienced. No dust, delivered. P h « a • HEATERS CLEANED Hair Styllnj — Permarcnts —Oil washing or greasing. Colonial KA 23136. Treatment*— TV Stamp*. Soft Lawn Mower Repair* 4300 DOWN wUI buy a 3-bedroom, OU Co., 1301 French Ave. I Water - Air Com! Harriett's LEWIS SALES ft SERVICE 3 bath home in 3rd. Addition Brauty Nook, 103 So. Oak— 2915 W. 20th St. • Pinecrest. This home festures GOOD opening fur salesman I KA 2 37(7 FA 2-7925 or KA 2 3165 fully equipped kitchen and many familiar with hardware and other extras. Ph. FA 3-3403. building supplies to work in Sanford territory. B F.dwards PINECnEST: 1 year old 3-bcdBuilder* Supplies, 903 W. 3rd. room, 2 bath, Florida roomNicely landscaped fenced In U . Work Wanted back yard. Well and pump. Large utility room. Wall to wall DAYS WORK wanted Im- Wed. carpeting in living room. 123 ft Thurs. Call FA 2 6653, ask Coleman Circle. Call FA 2-7913. for Sue. 112-llt W. 2nd SL W l Plumbing & Repairs Dallas Asphalt Co. Mather of Sanford WELCOME FA 2-5264 HOM ES Quiet Community 13-A All IN CENTRAL FLORIDA'S FASTEST GROWING AREA $450 Down Mi. F in d Strew* ..i j #B *> M ONROE i O H M I TV SERVICE wllhln the hour. Service Call 42.30 plus parts. Work Guaranteed 3 Mo. Ph. FA 2 9799. PIANO TUNING * REPAIRING W. I.. IIARMON PH. FA 2-4223 After S P. M. HOMESITES or INVESTMENT WANT ADS BRING Tac*. T k m SmL tn A- M. • 4 :M P. M. U F F -A -D A Y NEW RAVENNA PARK • 14. npeetal Serviera FOR RENT: FLOOR SCRUBBER A POLISHER, ft Phone FA 2-7741 H—tif Clmp—f Stef DOWN 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath, large living R E N T A BED room and bedrooms: kitchen RoUawap, Hospital A Baby Bads equipt. See at 103 E. Woodland By Day, Week or Month. Dr. Phone owner, FA 2-4073. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-3111 111 W. li t St 3-BEDROOM house 1301 Wynnewood Dr. Low down payment APARTMENT 3 rooms and balh. Phone PA 2-7797. • furnished. Phone FA 2-2394, 705 Park Ave. ' _______ FURNISHED apartment, clean and closc-ln. Ph. FA 2-4013. Jimmy Cowan. Tue.*. Oct. 27, 1969— P tfe 7 N. V. Farmar, Ranltir D. H. Whitmore Lillian G. Tram* 118 N. Park Are. Th. FA 2*4123 A u o c iitc i. 114 8. French A re. Ph. FA 2.4311 After hours, FA 2-3414, FA 3-4*31. Stenstrom R ealty FA 2-0411 HERBERT STENSTROM Registered Broker I.KN RISNER Sem inoleR ealty LOTTIE BROADWAY W . DIETRICHS — REALTOR KEN TORBETT Ells. Mtthvtn— Velma Gonialei, BETTYE D. SMITH AlineItt#a Adelaide H. Motet — Auociatet FA 2-5232 111 N. Park — Ph. FA 2*SI30 1901 Park Ave. S t. 2. For Real , Ertnlh FARMER'S AGENCY Treat Ute Trlekitar* with Bake MAJOR BROWN REALTY Good* for Halloween, from. . Realtor DIXIE CBEAM BAKE SHOP LAKE MARY 204 W. 3rd. Ph. FA 34433 Ph. FA 2-3237 o f FA 2*1804. 2 p —to ri NICELY furnished large- 2-bed* ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realter ■ l y o e a t U udqaltl. A uer. room and 2 bath apartment; adults. 1412 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA l-JKl Atlantic Bank M g. FA 2-3664. 3-BEDROOM house; quiet neigh­ TURN. Apt. 201M W. 1st SL borhood: low monthly pay­ ments. 2401 DeCottfl. FA 1-2354. Ids PEB MONTH: 1 BR.. kitchen equipped, large yard. Children and p e t s accepted. Ph. LOVE AT PURSE SIGHT FA 21315 before 10 after « You will agree when you sen p. m. this very neat S BR. matonry, Urge panelled Fla. roe as. S. Real Estate Far Sate Neat lawn all around the BY OWNER: Equity S1400. No house. Close to down town, away closing eost. no qualifying 3 BR., bath A ‘ V, modern elec* from p low noise. 9300. down, then SAVE what trie kitchen. Sunland Estates, you normally pay as rant US Park View Dr. PA 2-4*97. IS. Etecteteal Senlcea 1S*A •kt 5. — el EeUte F .r Sate LAKEFRONT LOTS At 1’ rice.n You'll Never Again . . . . For LARGE “ In the City of Gracious Living:” See Dream Homes *340 *9890 Down Payment-No Closing LOTS (130’ x 150* and larger) WITH SHADE TREES Also Vk ACRE HOMESITES *995 Only $20 »-•> - and T O T A L PRICE np $10 Monthly See Ihene Outstanding Land Valuta in the corporated Village of North Orlando todav! In­ The N O R T H O R L A N D O CO. A Subsidiary of hilser Creek Precision t.orp. Located Just South o f Saaferd end one mile east Highway 17 • 93 on the Longwood • Oviedo Rood. Telephone FAirfns 1-1414 of The spotlight in on Mr. Cluud llittell who ban been one o f Holier Motor Sales outstanding employees for the past 10 years. Mr. Hittcll, his wif* M iry and their four children. Claude, Tommy, Richard and I.inda reside in Lake Monroe. They attend the First Methodist Church. Having been a resident of the Sanford area for the past forty years Mr. Hittcll takes great interest in civic af­ fairs such as the P-TO. He is also a member o f the board o f directors o f the TU Association and is an ac­ tive member of One Hundred Car Club. Homes feature 3 Bedroom* • l!i Tile liaiha • Screened Porch • Utility Reem • Ter­ rain* Flo o r* . Carporte • Lead•taped Lots • Ail City Cooveniencea. M ONTH LY PAYM ENTS SUNLAND Estates & South PINECRES1 4th Addition Homes Designed For Florida Living. 3 Si 4 Bedroom* — 1 ft 2 Baths VA - FHA F H A In Service Conventional Financing Down Paym ents Low as $425 You can move in immedi­ ately while the papers art being practised. We Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On The Construction Of Your Home Or Your Money Cheerfully Refunded. 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(UPI) — Walter WlHUnu, 116year-old Iona aorrhring veteran of tha Civil War, t o vaiyiat today in n a pneumonia attack. For thrao days during hia moat vacant fltnaaa, tha fbeble, badvlddaa aoldlar was fad with aa eyedropper. Hia physician, Dr. Rusaall Wolfa, laid •w as placed under aa oxygen tent last Thursday soon af­ ter ha became sick. Tha tent was w ottd Monday whoa tha daagar period was considered past. If the old Confederate does live thijpugh tha latest . attack, it will bo the second time in vacant months ha has won a life or death battle with pneumonia. He will celebrate his 117th birthday Nov. 14. Xastro Rejects U.S. Protests HAVANA (UPI) — Premier Fidel Castro's government flatly rejected Tuesday night official Washington protests that his anti-American statements before a massive rally ^Jfooday were untrue and a threat to U. S.-Cuban friendship. Tha rejection was announced following a meeting of tha cabinet at which the ministers endorsed a constitutional , to revive Bring asset Justice tor IraMori to the main-1 ties. Ratification is scheduled ter | today, staking M the law of the News Briefs In Cuba Possible TALLAHAISU (UPI) - h a . George fltorthtti acid today that a ban an travel to Cube ta entirely possible if Fidel Castro cooUooec to whip up anti-American feelings is his country. Smothers said Castro deo might be fart talking hia country out rt Us favorable auger qurta deal with the Uailed Statce. The Florida senator said Castro ia “ making it tough" on those in this country friendly to Cuba and very favorable auger quota : which cornea up for extension this year. Ha described Centre a* a colorAil leader who consider* himself something at a Messiah. "But he baa totally failed to £ve any avldence that ha knows what the Job rt setting up a democratic government is all about." “ He is a victim of his owu emotions and bad advice." Smothers held a brief news conference here prior to a joint civic chib speech In connection with the North Florida Fair. He referred to the Incident ia which a Chicago newspaperman's life was threatened la Cuba and said if these things continue, the Stste Department will have to ban tourist travel .here as unsafe. This and lots of the sugar quota would "really hurt" Cuba's eco­ nomy, Smothers said. D m United States’ complaint Red W ag e U p MOSCOW (UPI) - Victor Orlah against ths allegation made by Castro at a massive rally Mon­ in, secretary of the Soviet trade d a y was presented to President unions, tela tha Supreme Soviet Dsvsldo Porticos by U. t. Am- today Mm average wage would go bssesdor Philip Bonsai In a 55- up by II per cent next year and that the Soviet Union within an mlnute meeting. Boots) said the United Statea other year would boast Mm world’s considered "utterly unfounded" shortest work week. Castro’s charges that American officials countenanced the "bomb- N o Headway lag" of Havana by ptanaa sup­ MIAMI (UPI — Negro leaders posedly btaad la Florida last are pressing fur racial integration Wednesday. of public recreational facilities In a bttur three-hour speech at throughout moat of Florida. How Jtm rally, Csstre charged Ameri­ ever, a United Press Intarnatlnnal can officials were "either the ac- surrey showed they are nut mak­ United Frees laternational eomolicee of murderers or had ing much headway except in Ml Light anows heralded ppresell­ left the. American people defense- ami. The only area to escape the ing winter through upper New lees" against attack. He asked pressure appeared to be the North York and New England today, but bow M was possible fo* planes to west Florida Panhandle. the weather bureau said a warm fly undetected through the vaunt­ front would take the chill off the ed U. B. radar defenses to attack Shooting Mishap Midwest’s cold snap. Cuba. The light snows were scattered MIAMI (UPI) -Sandy Lynch, g At the same time, he said through Maine, Vermont and Ntw died in a hospital Tuesday night planes were taking off from Flo­ Hampshire Tuesday night but rida te bomb Cube and that a after accidentally aborting him were expected to be restricted 1# gar mill in Plnar del Rio bad self with a target pistoL The hoy’s the New England mountain areas brother told police the victim re­ an attacked from the air. during tbe day. He reed a report that ala or moved five bullets from the .a The weatherman said the Mid­ caliber pistol before squeezing the srvea planes had taken off from west’s unseasons I sub •frtexing trigger. A sixth bullet in the gun southern Florida to "bomb" Hatemperatures would be erased at went off, striking the youngster warmer air flowed through the vans Monday. cheat in M m Castro aommeaed the cabinet Great Lakes region, the Ofaie Val­ In approve the reinstatement of ley and tha upper Mississippi New M issile Boss Mm revolutionary trials and firing Valley. squad lor counterrevoltUootries. WASHINGTON (UPlj — A desk The mercury roes by some B Hie amMuneed decision to revive general who enjoys repairing an­ degrees through the west-eaotral Mm courts which eendemneM mere tique clocks will salvage what ha plains, with Chandroo, Neb., re­ Uian «W “ war criminals" la can of the Army Missile Center porting a JS-degree rise In 24 feetth earlier this year was >v%» Ala. Ha 1* Maj. (Jen. 1 hours. *.■w. . - • .»• v• ed with wild enthusiasm Sebumburg, hi,-who will ThU. tSuptealura sphrt 4a* 190,000 Cubans at the rally. 4 succeed Maj. Gen. John B. Mods balanced off by a 25-degree drop President Kieenhower said today ris as commsnder of the Army from south central Texas through feat ths United States la using Ballistic Missile Command with tha Gulf states. Readings at avery facUMjr avsllsble to pre­ headquarters at Huntavillc. Schom- Brownsville, Tex., fell 29 degrees vent airplanes based io Florida burg was named Tuesday to take in (he 24-hour period. from making unautborlsad flights ovcp the new job Jan. 11. Light showers, most of them ever Cuba. barely measurable, dampened tbe The president rasd the an­ Fanatic Kills Self Gulf Coast from northern Florida nouncement at his news conferFRANKFURT. Germany (UPI) to the Delta. ones In commenting on Castro’s —Police said today an investiga­ jRngry charges that the United tion has shown that George KrausStates had couotenancod the •rt, a U-year-old shoemaker and "bombing” at Havana by planes religious fanatic, banged himself flying from U. S. airfields. and friends crucified his body. A Bisenbower told reporters that police spokesman said their nearlyAUy. Gen. William F. Rogers la completed investigation indicated making avary effort to keep no one would be charged with mur­ Toe Santord-DeBary Entertain­ planes from taking off in Florida der although sume charge would ment Association will use tha first and flying Illegally over Cube. be lodged against the persons who floor of the Woodruff building at icy— S ty ? S ^ t t f o r b 5 f?rali> WMATHKR: Gear and gltthtly wanner tonight and tomorrow. High today, 75*80. Low tonight, 55-60. VOL. XLOC United PlWM Laaaad Wirt Eatabliahad IMS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1959 « Concert Group To Open Office Sanford’s city commission hat decided not to discuss a sewage treatment plant plan with any engineers for awhile. The commissioners have been approached by Russell and Axon, • Daytona Beach anfineering consultant firm which offered Its services for a sewage treatment plant project. "Sanford is going to need a sewage treatment plant, but the question is how fast we want to approach ths point where we need it," aald City Manager Warren Koowkea. Commiaaloner Earl Higginbo­ tham asked why David Lee at (m Florida Board of Health wouldn't place Sanford la a bet­ ter priority than 23rd In a list of ag for federal aid for sewage treatment projects if Lee really la trying to help the city. Lee haa called Sanford'a disposal ayatem the worst in Florida, Higgin­ botham said. nailed the body to the wall and Park Ave. awl First St. aa a sales office during the two week telling floor. of subscriptions to the Mutual Concarte. Association members will sell RUTLAND, Vt. (UPI) - Two the subscriptiuna from 10 a. m. Varmonl mayors who were des­ i until 5 p. m. each week day Irum cribed in s national magazine as I Nov. 2 to 15. concert co-chairmen being staggering drunk while on Chester Reirick said yesterday. an Air Force junket said today C l v l e Center performances, the article was an attempt to be­ which Include Jose Greco and the little their criticism of the Air Florida Symphony Orchestra, will Force. "The source that supplied start Nov. 19 with the Stetson that information to Time wanted Choral Group. Subscriptions are to belittle our charge that these $5 for the season. Junkets are unnecesary and a Sales workers will meet at 10 a. waite of the taxpayers' money," in. Friday in Km. 317, of the San­ they said. ford Atlantic National ’Bank to dts cuss plans for tbe subscription campaign, Hearick said. Denies Charge Jaycees To Give Award To Burton Sanford architect John Burton IV will be presented with a certificate of appreciation by the Jaycees at their luncheon Thursday. The cer­ tificate, to be presented by Jaycee President Mason Wharton, and Treasurer Tom McDonald, la in appreciation of the servicei Bur. ton gave in planning the Jay­ cee information building on French Ave. Speaker at the Civic Center luncheon will be John Keeling, commander of the National Guard unit in Sanford. 'City Ends Fiscal Year In Good Financial Shape Sanford ended the fiscal year ks good financial shape, City Man­ ager Warren Knowlee said today. Tha fiscal year ended Oct. 1 and Knowles noted that there was • 92,000 surplus in the general operating budget eerried over from last year. The operating budget was tow,000 sod approximately 96*0,Oto waa spent. Looking over the fiscal year, Knowles pointed out that the city had met all Ue debt schedule# and did art go over the budget. One of the projects that flaowke pointed to with pride B \ M an Can Live In Outer Space, N A S A Officer Says ROME (UPI) U. S. Air Force Col. Stanley C. White, of the Natlonal Aeronautics and Space Agency, told world scientists to­ day he thought man could live in outer spare. White, who is assigned to the space task force at Langley Re­ search Center. Va.. spoke before the second World Congress of Aviation and Space Medicine. lie said man probably could fly anything (rum a one-shot rocket to an earth orbiting satellite and live to tell about it. Must of the delegatee to the 25nation meeting here dealt with medical problems in conventional aviation, but the United States and Soviet Union were concentrat­ ing on spare health. Prof. Andrei Kusnetxov 11 the U. S. S. R. promised to disclose "new " Soviet progress in research with rocket-borne animals but de­ clined to say in advance what areas he would cover. during the last fiscal year was the entire reconstruction of Seventh St. from Mellonville to Sanford Ave. rt a cost of 911.000. Tha city did all the work on that project, he added. Another project of importance was the construction of three parking lots built out of 'unds from the budget. Tbe parking lots Senator To Speak are near the Civic Center, Pal­ The Oviedo P. T. O. will meet metto Ave. and Oak Ave. tomorrow at > p. m. it the City Knowles slso pointed out that Hall Memorial building. Senator tbe city undertook a resurfacing Douglas Stcnstrum will be the program on many of the city :uest speaker. It is the first meetstreets at an estimated cost of '3 of the school >ear and all uembert are urged to attcod. IW.OUO. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 551 County Judge Refuses To Detain M entally III Woman In Jail 'Couldn't Put Her InThatPig Pen/AlexanderSays What to do with the mentally ill In Seminole County ia becoming a worse problem every day. This issue came to a head yesterday afternoon when the County Commission received a letter front County Judge WUaon Alexander telling them he had refused to send a "mentally «ick" person to the County Juil to be detained. Alexander told the board he had sent a 30-year-old woman to An* drew* Nursing Home because "there was nowhere else to send the sick woman." NEW YORK (UPI) — Stock He asked the board to foot tbe prices at 1 p. m.: bill of $£JS for the cart of the American TAT ................... 79V* woman. American Tobacco ***•**•*• 104‘ v In hi* letter to the boatd, Judge 55'. Alexander aald hi* conscience Bethlehem Steel 69 C k O ................. would not let him send Ihc women Chrysler .................................. 59 to the local jail because cf the Curtiss • Wright .................... 30'i poor facilities thete. DuPont . ............................. 258 Judge Alexander said today Kastman Kodak ..................... 9 t'i that Seminole Memorial Hospital Ford Motor .......................... 82H had refused to accept the woman General Electric ............... 79’ s for tieatmcnt saying the hospital General Motors 53 was overcrowded and had no Graham . Paige ................. 2% room for the mentally III. Inti. TAT ............................. 37H “ I am not criticising the hos­ Lor Ills nl ................................. 41'. pital but there ia something lack* Minute Maid ..................... 20*« ing when we have a fine-hospital Penney ............................... 1084* but no facility in the county ’ tw Penn RR ............................... MW care for the mentally 111, Judge Royal American ...................... 3 's Alexander aald. Saar* Roebuck ..................... 474* " I could not send that woman Standard Oil (NJ) .............. 494« to tbe jail," Alexander said, "m y Studebaktr .............................. 29 conscience would not let me put U. S. Steal ............................ 991. her in that pig pen. WestLnghousa El..................... 96'» "There waa Just ne other place to send her but the nursing hom e." At yesterday’s board meeting, the commissioners held rtf paying (he bill for the woman until they could confer further with Judwe •. ‘Te •>: Commhulonrb Dnrtd 'GxtcJjkp said "it is about time Judge A lex, HATTIESBURG, Miss. (UPI) A huge B5I Jet, the Air Force'* ander realised we are trying to do our best to gel a new Jail (•■test and moat modern bomber, here. crashed and exploded In ■ wood­ "H e must realise our financial ed area near hart Tuesday night. problem. We have scheduled a One of Its crew of three civilian public hearing Dec. 1 on the need expert* was killed. for a new Jell. Now I wish be Officials aald the big swept- would get off our backs and atop wing plane did not carry a nu­ making us look bed In the public clear device, as waa earlier re­ e y e ," Galchel sold. ported from the crash scene. The board hopes to confer with Finding rt a piece rt wreckage Judge Alexander this week to labeled, "Caution Rad activity" seek a solution to the problem and led to the report. have the courts and the commis­ Harry N. Bloaser, 35, of the sion work together to show the Fort Worth, Tex., suburb rt Lake need for a new Jail, Chairman Worth, was found dead near the John Krider pointed out. crash scene today. Air Force of. fleiali told the Mississippi high­ way patrol. The other two crewmen, pilot Everett L Wheeler, 41, of Fort Worth, snd Michael Jt. Keller, 41 of Fort Worth, were found alive shortly after the crash and said all three parachuted from the craft at an altitude of 23,000 feel. WASHINGTON (UPI) - T h • White House announced today that President Eisenhower will enter Walter Reed Army Medical Cen­ ter, possibly later this week, for hia annual physical "head to toe" check-up. The President hlmulf had plan­ ned to make (he announcement at his news conference this morn­ MIAMI (UPI) -Opposition to a ing, but no one asked him about surprise order ending racial seg­ Ida recent cold. regation in all Miami parka and "There is absolutely nothing swimming pools came today from wrong olher than the usual exam­ the City Commission. ination," Press Secretary James The order was issued Tuesday C. Ilagrrty said of the examina­ by City Manager Ira Willard af­ tion. ter a conference with Negro lead­ Eisenhower was tt) year* old ers, and caught most city of icials Oct. |. lie has been suffering since off guard. It affected atiuul 20 early September from a cold of major parks, seven public swim­ ming pools and dozens of ■mall I vary^n*‘ degree anil the discomfort * [of recurrent, chronic bronchitis. neighborhood playgrounds. At his news conference today, Commissioner Otis Shiver said the President seemed to be In lie would propose "that Uie city excellent spirits. commission direct the city man­ ager to rescind his order." Shiver said tha city of Miami already was making progress to­ ward "peaceful" desegregation snd "I would not like to see u* do anything now to provoke a TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Sute serious incident and attract na­ Penal Director II. G. Cochran Jr. tional attention as an area rt ra­ said today he found no evidence cial discord." to uphold charge* of mtscunduct Three other commissioners with employr* and inmates by agreed Willard went too far on Women's Prisoa Superintendent his own by handing down the in Harvey D. West. trgration order. Cochran met with West several Willard said hia decision was weeks ago at the prison near the only one he could make under Lowell and heard complaints from a policy "decreed by the U. S. a number of people. Including Supreme Court." form er employes, charging West with contorting with inmates and employes. 1 p. m. Stocks Light Snows Hit New England Area Janford To Wait On Sewage Plan f ' IT’S TOUCH, BUT DOGS WITHOUT LICENSES have had It, John Rich, custodian o f the city animat pound, warned aguin today an he continued to round up dogs running loose without city licence and vuccination tags. Rich, shown with a couple of sad canines, has picked up 17 dogs this week and only four have been reclaimed from the pound. They are kept 10 days and destroyed if not claimed. (Staff Photo) Government Asks Court To Set Steel .fypeal Deadline WASHINGTON' (UPI) -T h e gov- If tt desires to hear the rase i A "pressing need" for a court eminent asked the Supreme Court by or near the end o( the six day ruling on the union's appeal beI cause of tbe national emergency. stay." today to set a deadline of noon The ability of both the govern­ The government, at the order rt Thursday for the union to appeal President Eisenhower, sought the ment and union to present their Um injunction order sending the to day Injunction on grounds Die ' cases quickly. striking steel workers back to work 106-day-old strike has created a The government noted that tha for 90 days. national emergency. The Injunc­ strike, affecting 95 per cent rt the An appeals court ruling uphold­ tion la provided ter under the steel industry's rapacity, has been ing the injunction Tuesday gave Taft-Hartley law. in effect since July IS and It haa the United Steelworkers six days The government's petition, sign­ been eight days since the Presi­ to file the appeal to the Supreme ed by Col. Gen. J. Lee Rankin dent determined that lta continu­ Court. The Justice Department gave two reasons for requesting ance "will imperil the national fded a brief today asking that the ; a speedup: health and safety." action be speeded up. The Justice Department said if the union brings its appeal lo the i court by Thursday noon, the gov­ ernment will provide its answer ( later the same day. The government "respectfully"; suggested that the Justices con aider the nutter on Friday and if they wish to hear oral argu The 13 hand* ulrasily entered Anyone wiahlng to enter a float, meats, that they do to next Mon day. marching unit or automobila in In tbe parade are front 8eminolc, Tha Justice Department pointed tha Dec. 4 Christmas Parade Hanford Junior, and Winter Park out tlia l under this procedure •hmild call the Jaycee Information high schools, ('mums Academy, "the courts will ha in a position building right away, Publicity Phyiisa Wheatley High, llisliop Moore, Leesburg High, Kinds, to rendrr a ruling on the merits Chairman Davt Kllngen.inith Mt. Dorn, Dcl.and, Lyman, laike•aid yesterday. view, and Winter Garden high All entry reservations should schools snd from Florida Military i* in by Nov. 7 Klingen.mith Academy at DcLaml. •aid. A warehousa across from the .Sanford Shrine Club will be available Nov. 26 through Dec. 4 (or storage and construction of parude float* and materials. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI) Flout decorations may be order­ Space Chief T. Keith Glennsn ed through the Jaycee center. said today that the steel strike I'm.* Jaycees want aa many peo­ haa set back work on a rocket ple a* possible to enter floats in the parade. Though cards telling ORLANDO (UPI)— (The chief on with which the United States hopes tbe entry deadline have been sent Air Research and Development to match some of Russia's early to Host participants ia last DeCommand calculati* that the ccnilwr's parade, many more United States and Russia are space feat*. lie referred to the Vega, s Hosts, marchers and autos are "about even" in military missiles. Speaking at a |3o a plate coun­ three-stage rocket based on ‘ the in-died this year, try club dinner here Tuesday Atlas missile which he said Kill night, Schreiver pointed out that be able to pul 4.90U pounds into America's military missilea are orbit or send l.OOU pounds deep built to efficiently deliver a nu­ into space beyond the moon. clear warhead with the minimum "This program, unlurtunatcly. is now being set back by the short A new telephone company build­ power and site necessary. At pres­ ages resulting (ruin the steel ing t*» service the Faro Park and ent silh ia about 300,0M) pound of Altamonte Springs arts will he thrust, or enough to send an Allas strike," Glannan said. "As tha Situation stands now," built late next year, the Seminole missile 6.30b miles. The Russian* are reported to he said, "it ia reasonably certain County Commission waa told yes­ have developed a booster deliver­ that in early 1961 Die Vega will' terday. be tbe first of our space-vehicle | Target date for the new building ing 800,000 pounds uf thrust for systems capable of matching the will be November 1960, according Ihcir Lunik ill moon irocket. performance demonstrated by the 10 telephone officials rt the Winter Russians more than a year ago.” I’ark Telephone Co. Until that time, official* told the board, some 430 subscribers will be transferred to the Winter Park central olfice because of the NEW YORK (UPI) - Under­ heavy telephone load. writers headed by Merrill Lynch, CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) Pierce, Fenner A Smith, and The Air Force today fired one o< Kidder, Peabody A Co. are ex­ its new longcr-range Horn arc in­ pected to reoffer a 20 million terceptor missiles in a preiimin MEXICO CITY (UPJ) - A vio­ dollar block of Florida Power k ary test flight. lent cyclone and rain-triggered Light Co. first mortgage bonds at The "B " model of die Bomarc :luod» Inflicted widespread death 101.519 to yield 5.15 per cent to has about twice the range rt the and destruction on western Mexico maturity. earlier models. It is powered by Tuesday night. Authorities said Tha company will put tha pro­ a solid propellant rather than a today they feared a major disas ceed* from the bond salo into its | construction program. liquid-fueled engine. I ter Jaycees To Close Entries Nov. 7 For Yule Parade Rocket Work Held Back By Strike j U. S., Reds Even In Missile Race New Phone Office Slated Next Year Power Co. Bonds Will Be Reoffered A ir Force Fires Bomarc Missile Violent Cyclone Huge Air Force .-.4 President To Get Physical Checkup Officials Stunned At Racial Order No Misconduct Found At Prison Ship Asks Aid Off Key West MIAMI (UPI) — A 225 foot Bri tish merchant ihip radioed today it had a gaping bule in its aide and was linking some 110 miles west of Key Weat. Nintieen men ami one woman were reported aboard. C offee Club Meet Chase and Cu. representative* and local newspaper and radio station personnel will be honored at the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Coffee Club meeting tomorrow. The 10 a. m. gathering will b* at Mrs. Appleby "s VaUte* llca.uU iJU t. 1 t ___ c l t I r ff .Ik l l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 27, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5bfde417b52068f738c9dc785e1d2c41.pdf eefa07adf9aae26f6be39ef378ea074a PDF Text Text V anoh d t ^ a h h ih o n A ll HONES FEATURE • 1Yt Tiled Baths • Colored Bathroom Fixtures • Birch Kitchen Cabinets • A w ning W indows • Terrazzo Floors • V enetian Blinds • Large Screened Porch • Carport* DOWN PAYMENT • Storage Room • Insolated • Dual Gas H eating • In City Lim its • City Conveniences MONTHLY PAYMENT D rive Out Went 20th Street, Turn L eft A t Anderaon Circle Look For Our Siena. Couitbuf Club VflmwJt mo d e l homes �. . . . . .. .. - ------ ------- -------------------- --------- .u ^ s . . . . . . . H vM j m * - m .WaterPointedOit Seminole County residents who hairs their own water and eewata systems should boQ their driaUnf water during the current high water crisis acting health officer Dr. Robert J. Smith said today. Flooding ia the eouaty has created danger of eo*lamination of private water systems by private sewer systems and septic tanks, Smith said. This cross-con* tamlnation could result in typhoid, para-typhoid or dy^ aentery, the doctor explained. No cases of these dis• eases have been reported so far. Mass inoculations against typhoid and dysentery will be mads if any cases are reported, Smith explained. The city health department la now checking major water supplies in critics) flood areas at the beginning of each week instead of every two weeks. No contamination had been found os o f Saturday. Inoculations against typhoid and dysentery may be obtained free at the health center next to the Fire Dept, building on Palmetto Ave. • Dr. Bmlth said he woutd not recommend mass Ino­ culations yet Finns May Deal •With Steel Union .PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Another ef the etAke-bound major steel companies may follow the lead of the Kaiser Steel Corp. today In toeaking with the Industry stand against "Inflationary” wage in. efour City Street Paving Projects To Be Started Kaiser started Individual negoti­ ations in Washington with the United Steelworkers Union follow­ ing an announcement Sunday night that it would negotiate separately from the other It big steel com­ pany members of the Industry co­ ordinating committee Involved in the 104-day strike. At Philadelphia the U. S. Court of Appeals announced today that a decision on the United Steel workers Union appeal against a Tail-Hartley back-to-work Injunc­ tion Is expected to be announced Tuesday at 4 p. m. Kaiser did nut announce whether any terms had been agreed upon with the union, but the industry committee which it deiertcd said a settlement such as Kaiser con­ templated would cost the corpora­ tion 10 cents per man hour for the first year of a three year con­ tract. The cumraitlee aaid (or other companies, the same package would cost 11 cents per man hour, which "clearly represent! an in­ flationary agreement.” The other companies said they found terms of the Kaiser proposal "unacceptable.” However, an inbustry source refused to identify tho firm. Sanford will start a four street paving project la tne northwest —eectioa of the city In November. • The city will lay 1,073 feet of pavement to coat 32,312.94 on Mul­ berry Ave. from 13th to 13th St., os Oleander Ave. from 10th to Uth St., on Jews mine from loth to U and oo 11th SC from Olean­ der to Jessamine. Tbs paving work will begin a* aooo as the two parking lots neat to the Chamber of Commerce building and at Third St. and Pamalto Ave. are finished, City •M an ag er Warren Knowles aaid today. , Paving projects on the city a goods for the 1939 to fiscal year Include pavement of Myrtle Ave. from First St. lo Seminole Blvd., pavement of Kim St. from First 8t. lo Fulloo, on Kultoo from Laurel Ave. to French Ave., and the Sanford Ava. widening Sanlurd's City Commission will project from 13lh St. to 23Ui St. consider rexonlng W. First St. Cost to the city of these projects from residential to commercial be­ ©wil be 321,833.11. tween French and Cedar Avenues at the cum mission m eetin g In City Hall at 8 p. in. today. The City Planning and Zoning Board recommended the roioning after Mrs. Harold Appleby request­ PENSACOLA (UPI) - The Flor­ ed that a house she owns at 801 ida chapter of the NAACP wound First St. be toned commercial. iW Ms four-day conference here The commission will also consider Sunday urging wide Negro voting, bids to sell gasoline to the city more political activity, efforts for for the 1939-60 fiscal year, and better Jobe and Increased attempt creation of an R-IC xonc which • * school Integration. reduces the land necessary (o build Hie group adopted the statement a home In certain Sanford subdi­ at the final session. Earlier, the visions from 7,300 to 8,300 square Rev. A. Leon Lowry of Tampa was feet and euts the sideline limi­ re-elected state president. tations to seven and a half feet T h e statement commended for these homes. naroots In Dade, Hillsborough end A report on burned or partially gecembla counties who have tried destroyed buildings In Sanford as to eater their children ia all- being unsafe la also on the agenda white schools, k Mid "Wa pray along with submission of the 1931 that more and more parents Lake Monroe pollution study for throughout the state wlU joia their comparison with recent pollution f r e a k s ." study findings. Rezoning Hove Wide Negro Vote Urged By NAACP VOL XLQC United g> attf 0 r ii WEATHER: Clear and cold tonight. High today, 78-80. Low tonight, 58-00. Leased W in Established 1000 MONDAY, OCTOBER 26,1959 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. MS Cold Front Comes To Area, Disrupts Power LT. CDR. HAROLD Clause, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Clause of Sanford, helped rescue homeless Japanese from the flooded city of Nagoya after the recent 161-mile-an-hour typhoon h it Helicopters aboard the USS Kearsarge rescued thousands of people from the floods. Seminole County sod Sanford got their fLst taste of winter early this morning as the temper­ ature dipped to 4i degrees. The coot weether to the area last night also Interrupted elec­ tric service in parts of town. At U .U p. m. yesterday, ooid cracked the Insulation ou a trans­ mission line north ef Titusville (hat supplies electricity to this area. A spokesman for Use Florida Power and Light Co. estimated that several hundred homes were without electricity lor 90 minutes until service was restored. 1 p. m. Slocks News Briefs NEW YORK (UPI) — Stock price* at 1 p. m.: American TAT ................... 78*. T8*» American Tobacco..................104H 104H Bethlehem Steel 3414 C k O .............. 87ti Chrysler ........................... 80*v 80*V Curtiss - Wright ................. JDi et s 3m DuPont .................................. 2381s 238)4 Eastman Kodak SM 92’» Ford Motor 82>< General Electric 11*e T8l« Genera Motors i*** 33V* Graham - Paige 214 Inti. TAT ....... •Il*| IM,*** 37’s Lorillard ............................... 43»4 43'4 Minute Maid ...................... 21' 21*. Penney ................................ 110 Penn RR ... i■»« 18H Royal Ameri 44k Sears Huebuc 48 Standard Oil (NJ) ............ 48’. 221s Sludebaker ........ 1(«>« U. S. Sted Westinghouse El. •• • s 93’s WifeOfTVSlar Attempts Suicide Auto Layoffs DETROIT (UPI) — Layoffs to the auto industry caused by steel shortage* stood at 117,300 today, but another 4,000 Idled at Chry­ sler Corp., returned to their Jobs. Register Rites WINTER HAVEN (UPI) - F u n eral services were held today for retired Circuit Judge Don L. Register who took hta own life at his home here Friday. Reiatlvee said he had been despondent since his ton, Scott, was killed In an automobile accident. The Judge had retired last year because of poor health. Area residents were . anted by the weather bureau today to get out their sweaters as tempera­ tures tonight ire expected to be between 33 and (0 degrees. In other parts of the state and country UPI reported a cold front lightened Us grip today ringing down the curtain on the 1939 hur­ ricane season, and a five-inch snowfall blanketed the mountain regions of Tennessee. In the Norfolk-Portsmouth, Va., area residents were just mopping up from a torrential rain that struck over the weekend, killing at least one person and causing extensive property damage from flood watrrs. The cool weather firmly look hod Sunday night, dropping temperature readings in Florida counties Into the low 40'a. It was the death knell for the lSSS hurricane season, w h i c h spawned ten tropical storms, in­ cluding killer-hurricane Grade. "A tropical storm formation now would Indeed be an unusual phenomenon," said Forecaster Arnold Sugg. He explained the cold front would stamp out the "ingredients" w h i c h tropical need to tons—warm air hat experienced la a Nearly four Inches of rate fel The first mow of the season during a six-hour period Satur­ to Tennessee was reported to the day, forcing at lea.t four families Great Smoky Mountains National to leave their homes, she roof* ad Park. Official* reported the road several, buildings collapsed. to Cling man'* Dome and the The rain caused the death *C newly • opened observation tower Lawrence White, 82, of P orts, was closed for a short period mouth. He was found drowned to while ranger* manned snow plows a flooded drainage ditch. to clear It. Tourists flocked to the A cloudburst raised by several area at a rasa of SU ears per feet the level of creek w ater hour Sunday. flowing under the Natural Bridge, Heavy rains ou the Norfolk- a tourist attraction near Roanoke^ Portsmouth area marked the sec­ Va., causing an estimated 33,000 ond flooding downpour the area damage. Cubans Mass In Capital For Giant Anti-U.S. Rally U.S. Called A Threat' To Regime Space Proposal WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sen. Acxandcr Wiley (R-Wle.) ha* p ro posed that the United State* launch an “operational weather­ man” satellite to relay weather data to the entire world. Wiley, a member of the Senate Space Com. mittee, said Sunday that an In­ ternational weather satellite would be "a symbol of American leadership in world cooperation" that would benefit all nations. HONOLULU (UPI) Mrs. Jam es Ames*, wife of the televi­ sion star of the "Gunsmokc” ser­ ies, wss rn route to Los Angeles today, apparently In good condi­ tion after treatment for superfi­ Board Resigns cial wounds on both wrists. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Mrs. Arness, 38, was hospital­ White House announced today that ised briefly at Kaiser Hospital for all 13 members of the Internawhat were described by author!__ , ties as sctt-tnilu ted rate. b-ade Developmen. Advisory ard have resigned because wounds. The Incident occurred 1 Congress cut off funds for the early Saturday In her room at group. The board, consisting of the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. Deteetlvea laid Mrs. Arness told prominent Americans, was named them of having "difficulties with by President Elsenhower last Feb­ her husband at home the last ruary lo examine the spending of three years'* However, she In­ the International Cooperation Ad­ sisted that she wants a reconcili­ ministration "which handle# for­ eign aid. ation. The couple married In 1948 af­ ter meeting at the Pasadena Full-Scale Report THAT OLD NEEDLE brought different reactions from Allen Getmaa and Playhouse where they shared MOSCOW (UPI) — Premier Nlhis little sister, Sherri, during the Jayccs inoculations against polio SsL leading roles In a production of kita Khrushchev, reporlrd rested unlay. Registered Nurse Grace Fisher administered the injection through “ Candida.” They have two boys by a secret six day trip to Ro­ a dis|)osubie needle while Mrs. Robert Gutman held Sherri. Inoculations and a girl, one of the boys by a mania, goes before the Supreme were given to 661 persons by the Juycees who plan to give the second group farmer marriage of Mrs. Arness. Soviet parliament Tuesday with of inoculations in the seriew later. (Staff Photo) what Is expected lo be a full-seals review of international develop­ ments. Khrushchev return'd Sun­ day from what waa described as an unofficial visit to Romania, primarily for a rest. It followed an arduous round of activities that took him to the United Mrs. Miriam Askew of Sanford Statea and to Communist China was chosen quern of the Kissim­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rela­ mee Boat A Cade Friday night. Bodies Found tives of Jam es A. Woodbury, sn Judges chose the tall blonde CAIRO (UPI)—Egyptian police Seminole County law enforce- Motel, Fern Park, walked into analyst with the hush hush Cen­ housewife at a Ciewlston Elks Club dinner which marked the end said today they had found the ment officers (tilled a car from the iheriffa office and told them tral lntelllgince Agency, said to­ of the three-day boat trip. There bodies of Otte American, two ,hc Wi|#ri 0j Lake Monroe Satur- he was forced off the road but day that pressures of hi* Job must were 580 boats on the trip along Frenchmen and their Egyptian ,|jy Bnd were kept liuay lnveitigal- managed lo get out of the car be­ have driven him to Join In a bl the Kissimmee River across Lake guide who had been missing in ,ng numerous traffic mishap* in fore he veered into the muddy larrc suicide pact with hta wife. Okeechobee to Clewiaton. They the baking Nubian Desert of the city and area. Woodbury, 32, and bis wife sfiMid waters. southern Egypt for thrre months eame from 34 state:.. Early Saturday morning on s cliff overlooking the Potomac “ I was shaken up a little but River at Groat Fails Saturday. Fouad. chief of trucker on Highway 17-92 aaw a Sirs. Askew said she was "very Lt. Col. Extern surprised" when the judges police at Aswan, said a second ta r ia the waters of Lake Monroe managed to get home,” Acker Holding hands, the two plunged 30 and called the sheriffs office. made their choice. Her husband American was still missing. said, adding liiat lie escaped by feet Into the churning rapids. Thomaa Askew, ADI, Is at the Fousd said there was no Indi With the aid of the Florida High- the winduw before the car hit the His body was swept down the Sanford Naval Air Station. The cation which of the two missing way Patrol, the car waa fiilied river but Mrs. Woodbury, also 32, water. couple caine to Sanford from At­ Americans had been found. He out but no body was found inside, wa* found later sitting on a rocky The highway patrol charged Ac­ ledge at the river's edge. lanta four years ago. Mrs. slid the bodies, recovered Sunday, nfflcera were purr led until a few Askew is a secretary to Sanford were in a "state of dnintegra- h..ure later. JosephAcker, who ker with speeding. Witnesses said she wanted to Attorney Karlyle Housholdcr. lien.” >gave his address as the Blue Bird Late yestenl#), Richard Thorn* throw herself back Into the swirl­ u haniurd Negro, was cuu-.Ld with ing water but they stuped her. She driving while under the mtiuence was under treatment lor shock at of liquor, running a red light and a hospital here today. improper brakes alter he collided 31rs. Woodbury told police she with a truck driven by Claude C. and her husband had decided to Howard at the Intersection of 23th die together because "they wanted *1. and .Sanford Ave. to put him In a psycho ward." Saturday afternoon, a two car The statement waa Interpreted to collision at 2uth St. and Sanford mean that Woodbury’a superiors Ave. resulted in $330 damage, but had urged him to leek psychiatric treatment. no in.urles to the drivers. Tommy Toeves of Ufa) Randolph The couple, who have two child St. was charged with failure t o , dren, recently returned from . . . . ** ~ — '— —- of- way alter •he two-year lour of duty in Germany. yield the right crashed into a car operated by 3litchell Hillard of Webster. Dam­ age to Hillard's car waa estimated at 3230 and 3RJU to Toeves' vehicle. Mrs. Askew Named Boatacade Queen Car Fished Out Of Lake Monroe; Driver Unhurt Intelligence Agent Dies, Wife Survives Suicide Pact Nebraska Crew Leads Bombers Canal Benefits To Be Discussed •OKU HALFBACK Ray LumhjuUt (40) leapt into the sir to snare a puss during the Sanfordir Park grid clash Friday night. Alax McKibbin and Bob Barbour a rt moving in. See «tory on >page. •j JOHN LOVELACE. Sanford’s speedy halfback intercepts a Winter Park pass to break up a drive. (Staff Photo* By Bob Stubbing*) V ( Benefits of a locked harge canal In conservation of water re­ sources wdl be discussed at the Nov. 13 annual meeting of the Florida Waterway a Committee in Tampa. A report on development of navigation In Florida and a speech by Sen. Tara Adams on " Florida's Integrated Waterways System" is alio scheduled for the meeting, according to committee President John Krider. Election of officers will be held at the morning builaoas meeting. ORLANDO (UPI> — A H17 Stratojrt crew from the 307th Bomb Wing, Lincoln, Neb., tuday took an early lead In the Strategic Air Command’* 1958 bombing, na­ vigation and air refueling competi­ tion. With results In from M per cent of the first olght'i missions, the commanded by Capt. Richard A. Mitchell, 37, of Fulton, III., went into the lead with 390.3 points. Mitchell'* crow combined with the KC-V7 tanker erew command­ ed by MaJ. Raymond A. Normandin, 39, of Springfield, Mas*., to take the bomber-tanker crew team lead with 343.3 points out of a pos­ sible TOO. HAVANA (UPI) -P easan t* and worker* by the ten* of thousand* streamed into Havana today far an antl-Uniled Slate* rally called by Premier Fidel Castro. The bearded revolutionary lead* er called for one million Cuban* to mat* before lb* presidential palace at 4 p. m. e.a.L today to protest what be said w en the "economic and military threat*" of the United Staten againat Un regime. Caitro, hi* leftist brother Raul, now defense minister, vnd ProaL dent Oavaldo Dortlco* are expect* ed to address the crowd massed In the plats below from the bal* cony of the palace to the heart of Havana, Caitro'a supporters went all out to ensure a massive turnout to Havana and at similar ralllea to provincial capitals througboot Cuba. Castro, In a five-hour tele vision appearance which lasted fppm Thursday night Into the early hours of Friday, charged that a plana from lb* United States "bombed” Havana last Wednes­ day night. Newspapers said U.S.based planes also "machine* gunned” Cuba, Planes dropped anti-Castro leaf­ lets on Havana late Wednesday. Cuban warplanes were sent op to Intercept the raiders and anti­ aircraft guns also opened up. Twa persons were killed and about 30 wounded with mostevidence pointing tn stray machlnegun bul­ lets and fragments of anti-aircraft shells a* the cause for the casual* tie*. Castro charged that the m id was masterminded and carried out by former chief j ( the Cuban air force 31a j. lVdra Diaa Lana. Dla-. Laiu broke with Caitro and took refuge in the United State* over alleged Communist influence In the Cuban government. In 3!iami, Fla., attorney J . Ed­ ward Worton said tio would begin extradition proceedings againat Diat Lant today in an effort to have the former air crief gent back to Cuba to face trial, 31mister of State Haul Koa aaid Friday (hat t uba would request tho United States to extradite Diat Laux aiui other Cuban "criminals.” Shipp Won't Run For State Post TALLAHASSEE (UPI)—Rep. John Shipp of Marianna raid to­ day he will not l-e a candidate for secretary of state neat year. Hut Shipp left the way open le accept an appointment to the office should Secretary of State R. A. Gray tetlre before his terra saplre* In January, 1981, Thete have been repeated re* porta that Shipp, a textbook sales­ man, would be the choice of Gov, Leltoy Collins should Cray's health furce hit retirement be­ fore the end of the term. Burglar Makes Good Getaway MIAMI (UPI) — Burglary aus* peel George Clark, 18. led Hialeah Detectives Doiglaa Warner and Berlin Uindsadler to the scene of his alleged crime today. The detective* left Clark to their ear while they got out to in­ spect the telephone coin box he wa* suspected of pilfering. Clark drove away ia their f a r . �/y t - vie ft I I . r*1 P if« S—Mon. Oct. 26, 1059 County Fire Protection To Be Stressed At Moot Gray Predicts Poor Turnout For Reapportionment Vote ■**« He el*o supplied each precinct -JTALLAHASIEE tUPD - k « Salary of M utt R. A: Gray yre- With a complete copy of the pro* ObU Its* than half the state'* poeed amendment which will l>e stared vetera will vote In the poiied on the wall *o voter* may l i t tire nspporlionment refe- read the entire proposal on Which they must vote. rfPdum No*. 3. The constitutional amendment .-O u t the ronlroverstal plan eonIliu n i to produce political fire* propose* a 44-senator, iUJ-memrbo around the ilaU . Hea*y her House Legislature—a toul of tieiam against tht plan con. 14 new legislators, Most of them be elected from the stile’* Itta td to ilrtam from the date would a ( ■ ■ f it eouatle*, tipecially Dade, population centers. The proponents, beaded by Gov. •Toward and Palm Reach. • firay announced that all prepa* LeRoy Collins, maintain the aiitlona for the voting wqra corn, proposal la the best that can bo ■file. The poll* a HI GPen »l 7 gotten from the legislature. Op­ a m , I weak from Tutiday. Gray ponents.In the large counties com­ laid hla office had mailed out to plain it dots nit give them a fair trp ry precinct all coplca of rule*, share of representation In the regulation*, election law* and Legislature. Hlatc Ken. Harvey Reiser of ether equipment. e i a (1 WreckageMay Be Clue L S rO B T MYERS (UPI) - fllta of grater-soaked wreckage from a slic in g fishing host were ana­ lysed today for clues to Uw fate *f five n a n who disappaared more ’E M a month ago. The discovery of tha wreckage flwdey waa the first aim of the M e e t cabin cruiser, the Capa, doe, or IU passengers since they vanished In a Gulf of Mexico eierm Sept. a>. . The tiret place of wreckage was •lotted near Englwood by Ronald Verkins. Liter parts of the hull gad cabin washed ashore. wreckage was poiilivcly identified late Sunday. One of the pieces bore the numbers p-Y-834. The Coast Guard number of (he Capadoo was 1I-Y-I84. JIB*, 'here* stlk wi* no tn'liratlqn what happenad to the five men, •It from Fort Myere, who war* aboard the boat when It left Fort The Lee County sheriffs olflce and the owner of the long milting boat flew tu the site where the My art Beach on a Sunday. Sanford Negro Shot After Fray MIAMI (UPI) Tha Uadi A gun-wielding Sanford Negro County School Board . ay decide b In Orspge Memorial Hospital thla walk to allbar fight ■ de­ to Orlando today after he was shot by • grocery dark ere Isle laying action in tha courts or Saturday, police reported. Tbe Negro, Willie Marshall, ws* la critical condition after he w*s •Set in Uw ehett by Clerk Marion Herring. The bullet entered Mar­ shall's back snd lodged In his lung area, police said. Manhalf, according to police, walked Into Tommy's Grocery Murvtn C. Bessel of Lancaster, •tore at l i l t W. Ninth St. at 3:44 Pa. died Saturday while viilllng his . m. Saturday and threatened to daughter. Mra. Richard Gorton, at •hoot overyona In the place." • Clark Marion Herring told polieo her 2344 Palmetto Ave, home. Mr. Reieel, fll-yeart-old, came i * tried to paciry Marshall but to Pp avail. Herring said Marshall lo Sanford aevaral weeks ago. Sur­ argued with him over Ihe price viving are his daughter, Mra. Gor­ • f tome groceries and tank out a ton; four aona, Morris, Clarence, J g caliber pistol from undsr his Murvan C. Jr, and Mahlon,; a lister, Sirs. Maude Bowen; and th in . "He threatened tume five per. a brother, Morris, all of Lancas­ ton* In the place ami then ran ter. The funeral will be In Lancas­ •Ut," Herring recalled afterwards. ter tomorrow. Herring said ha then got hit own pistol, from under the counter and fired through the plate glass win* SOW, hitting Marshall In thu ehett. - Marshall was taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital and (hen trans­ ferred to UlO Orlando Hospital (or r I Bonifap said Sunday If he ia elected governor, and the reap­ portionment amendment fails, he will glva the people a “ workable, equitable and solvable" solution. But be said he hopes the cur. rent proposal It approved. Belter called the problem of reapportionment "insolvabla" in the tense any plan could satisfy all the s u te 's people. He did not elaborate on what altarnate plan he might propose. Stair Rep, Cliff Iferrcll of Mi­ ami said the plan would provide the large counties with stronger ammunition to fight for more equal representation in the Legit* lature. Commander Harris Leaves Navy Post ewrgary. Hunter Infant Dies Sunday Gary Detn Hunlcr, six month* •Id son of Mr. and Mrs, Richard Hunter, 104 Mayfair Circle died a t hla home yesterday. Survivors Include Mr. and Mr*. Hunter and a two-year-old hpi. th*r, Larry Burial will be in Ofrvllla, Ohio. Reely Appointed C adet Commander •snford’t Robert It. Reely Jr, ha* been appointed a cadet colonel wing commander In Flor­ ida Slate University's Air Force ROTC cadet wing. The too of Mr. snd Mrs Itnbert H. Reely Sr., Til Mellonvlll* Ave., will yet leadership training in the wing commander position. Reely 1* t senior ria.' r ig tn In­ strumental music education. Harrell and Rep. George Hollo* ban agreed that the proposed plan wns not a perfect solution. But they said it represented a step forward, "We've been using a rork gun and thla at least will give us a rifle," he laid. The two Dade County legisla­ tors tools the pro-tide in a televi­ sion debate with leading oppon­ ent* in Miami Sunday. Miami attorney Earl Faircloth argued that the plan would only make a bad aituatlon worse. Ha predicted If the amendment is approved, that toe Legislature may be elected by only 10 per cent of the people In 1071. Missing Five Christmas Seal Group To Start Organization morning. They were Leo Barring­ ton John ^Illiam s, Marshall Miller, Roland Ucese, and Frank fanner, An aitansive atr-and-sea hunt j y s conducted, bv tha Coast Gijnrd when the boat didn't return, but was called off after several daya of fruitless searching. Authorities slid the wreckage would be sent to the Coast Guard laboratory at St. Petersburg to sta what couJd be laarnad. Dade Board May Decide Integration Issue Soon Murvan Ressel Is Dead At 62 i Tin Seminole County Flram taa' Association will met a t 9 p. mWedneaday at the Lake Mary Tire House. Better county fire protection and encouragement of volunteer fire departments tn communities not having city protection will be dis­ cussed, Sanford Fire Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. said Saturday. San­ ford, Lake Mary, Altamonte, Carselberry, and Ovlado represent*lives are expected at the meal­ ing. More than 10.000 fire prevention report blanks issued county school children during Oct. 4-10 have been filled out and returned to the fire department, Chief Cleveland said. Blanks ware given to 11,000 child­ ren in tha schools. The forms aid fire prevention because parents often help children fill them out and realise fire haiarda in their home*, the chief added. __ voluntarily widen Its public school [migration aiperimant. Tha board Saturday postponed a decision on tbe requests of Ihrea Nagra puplla for admission to all-wblta schools. Three more Ntgroea will patitlon the board Wsdnaadav. Tha NAACP wants an early ■niwsr. Negro attorney 0 , E. Grtvat Jr., who aald he would go to court U applications of the sis ire dinted, has led the local fight for school Integration. But Dade School Supt. Joe Hall his Indicated he waa against ad* mission of it least two of the six Negro students. Hill said the two students In question scored below average In achievement tests. During a five hour hearing he aald their aca­ demic progress might be "greatly impeded" tf they were transfer* red to white schools. A new state law which allows children to drop out of racially lntearsled schools was also cited by Hall. He said because of the law, "an entire school could pos­ sibly bo disrupted, with resultant aradrinl* repercussions on all pupils concerned." Education Meeting Set For Thursday The Chris'.-na: Ncjj campaign te fight lubereuioila will start getting organised immediately, 1939 campaign Chairman Robert E. Kama said after his appoint­ ment last weak. Four Semloola County man ware admitted to tha S.-thwast Hos­ pital .'o Tampa thla month because of TB, the Sentinels County Tubervuioiia and Haalth Ann. aiecutive secretary, Mrs. Lorraine Gra­ ham, aald. One waa only 23 years old, aha pointed out. Seminole County now b a t Lk) tuberculosis easts, aha said. Al­ though tome of inaie eases are laaeUvt, there are 22 county TB pallanta In hospitals a ;J 19 be­ ing treated at homa. Fifteen new county cates were found last year. Of fundi received through mail •alee of the tails, I t per cent will be uaid lo tbe county to help finance programs In naaarch case finding! through an a-ray survey, health education for acbooli snd hospitals, patient service* such as furnishing pajamas, and rehabil­ itation. Bis per cent of the money will go to IM National TB Asso­ ciation nod II par cant to the atale association. Tha saal tales will run from Nov. 19 through December, Breakin Attempt Foiled By Police Thomas Junior Flint, 19-year-old Negro, admitted breaking Into nine Stnford houses after he war captured by I’alrolman Cart Dodsun ami Shi riff J, L. Hubby Fri­ day night, according to Sanford police. Flint aim idmilled breaking Into lha II A A Dept. Store Oct. tl and admitted an attempted armed robbery Oct. 21, police lay. He was caught by Dodson and Hobby after trying to break Into a house at 1113 Holly Ave., accord­ ing to police reports. Sanford's Cdr. Floyd Harris re­ ceived a formal farewell from VAII-i recently s t he left hit post ■ The Sanford Association for as commander of (ho heavy at­ childhood Education will meat at tack squadron. H p. in. Thursday at the Sanford The Greek Officers L'lub In grammar school to discuss a bal­ Athens provided Hu- selling fur anced educational program for » farewell at which VAIt o officers children. were host tn thu officers of Gar­ Aiming |hi* suhjrrts In hr dis­ The Seminole County United n er Air Group Three. Cdr. Har­ tuned at thr meeting will be new ris who lives at 1U7 N. Virginia tread* In teaching methods includ­ Fund received $719 93 Friday from Ave. was given a suvtr punch in' television In education and 04 contributors. The UF has reforetan language In Ihe elemen­ bowl and tray by VAll U. tary school. Cdr. Karl Yates, squadron ex­ ecutive officer was master of ceremonies at the farewell. LI. Bill rippin, Lrdr. Floyd Bllurti, Lt. "Dull" Durham, Lt. (jgl Wen­ dy Powell. Lt. (Jg) Bub Shumak­ er. Cdr. Earl Yates, Lt. (Jg) Abe Fennel and Lt. ()gi .lick Alien Joined tn a swing band and pan­ tomime presentation*. Cdr. Harris will lie operation* ufflcrr aboard the seaplane tend­ er "Pino Island" off the Cali­ fornia coast. Fund (iets $719 Fire Dept, runs thle month bava been low, chief Cleveland said. There have been only four runs compared to tt in September, 09k was a grata fire, another a trash blase, one n car fire and ona Fri. day in a home at 1207 Lake Ave, The rain baa held down grass fires but does not stop home blares, tbe chief said. Mrs. Dunning Dies At Osteen 11 Mrs. Atatrina Dunning, S3, an 0>. (ten resident for tha past 23 years, died yesterday at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank George. N A retired poatmasler nf thr u j lean postofflea. Atra. Dunning was born in Uruvaland, N. Y, Sha was a member of the Osteen BaptirChurch. * Surviving arc .Mr*. D...wing's George of Osteen; Airs. .Myrtle Robert* of Deerfield Beach; Mr*. OCTOBER 21 Maude George of North Java, N. AfakdMi Y.; Mrs. Atabel Burke of Angola. Paul Kruse, Sanford N. Y., and Airs. Atyra Ifotack <>f Toy W’ittlc, Tire, Fla. Osteen; a hrothcr Eugene IV. PitJohn Ivy, Oviedo fard; 22 grandchildren and in Charles Winn, Sanford great-grandchildren. Caroline Spiegel, Sanford Funeral aervicaa will be at 2 p. Marealla Otllff, Sanford m. Wednesday st the Osletz B it, Faya Rowe/ Longwood list Church, wtth tho Rev. Ear.' Carrie Shaw, Eustls Joiner officiating. Burial will be in France* Murphy, Mini* Osteen Cemetery. The body will birth* lie In state at Airs. F rink George's Air. and Mrs. Richard Pickles, home until time of the services, a daughtsr, Osteen with Brissan Funeral Home in Dismissals charge. Grace Alctiger, Sanford Mae Dixon, Sanford J’inkie Mitchell, Alims OCTOBER 22 Hospital Notes LAKE MARY PIONEER Frank Evans hns given a 0100 check to the Like Mary United Fund division. On the receiving «nd for the United Fund ire solicitor Mrs. Damon Scott, left, and Mrs. Otis Sjoblom, Lake Mary UF campaign chairman. Japan, West Europe Told Quit Gold Discrimination WASHINGTON (UF1) — J a ­ pan and Western Europe came under new pressure today to quit discriminating against American exports and help th« United States check the outflow of its guld and dollars. The pressure came from thu international Mojictaiy Fund. It laid In a formal itatameat Sun­ day that other countries should lift restrictions on dollar import* "with all feasible speed." The fund policy declaration ful- lowed concerted U. S. criticism of countries which have not yet dropped post-war curbs on their cttiicns’ purchases of goods which must be paid for with dot lars. A rise In U. S. exports would brlnij back to the country some of the billions of dollars paid out each year for Imports, foreign aid amt overseas investment by business. An excess of there out­ payments over receipts is called a deficit in the U. S. balance of International payments. U. S. official* have launched a broad attack on the problem. Due thrust is criticism of "dollar dis­ crimination." Only Inst week the government made a major revision in its for­ eign economic aid program, tt WASHINGTON (UPI)— Presi­ decreed that loans tu other coun­ dent Eisenhower, back (ram a tries must normally be spent in (iva-day golfing holiday In Geor­ this country, not in other na­ tions. gia, today welcomes Sckuu Tourr. This, too, is expected to brim; president of the new African r e - ' home many of the millions of public of Guinea lo Washington. dollar* the government pour* In­ . Vice President Richard M. Nix­ to foreign aid each year. Since on, Secretary of State Christian the end of World War H, the United Stale* has loaned ami giv­ A. Hertcr and other dignitaries en away about hi billion dullar* planned lo grest him ; t ih* sir- of economic and military aid. port. Still other efforts include presToure’i tadsy (our of the Unit­ •urc*—public amt diplomatic—to ed States Includes slops at Chi­ get Japan and the West Euro­ cago. Los Angeles, Wheeling, pean countries to assume more of W. Vs., snd several cities In (he burden of helping lets devel­ North Caroline. While In Illinois oped nation* bolster production Friday, he will confer with Adlai and living stundnids. Stevenson. Another highlight of Ihe trip will bo a hi racial dinner (or Iho Negro president at Raleigh, N. L\, Wednesday. Host at tha affair will bo Gov. Luther It. Hodges of North Carotins. Admission* Joe Golden, Osteen Lillian Whitfield, Lake Alary Elisabeth Raichle. DeUary Alberta Hughes, Sanford Emma May Baker, DeBary Sandra Lee Hardy, DeLand Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kheaffer, a daughter, Sanford Air. and Mrs. Edgar Whit(laid, a daughter, Lake Alary Mr. and Mr*. 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Oct. 26. 1959—Pag* S Water Supply Top Personalities Slated Gets Helping Jo Appear On W eek's TV Hand From Rain NEW YORK (UPI)—Personali­ ties from both political camp) pop up on network special) this week In ostensibly non-political capacities. NBCs famous "Hallmark Hall of Fame" dram a series makes its seasonal bow with a performance of the late Maxwell Anderson's p o ta b le play. "Wlnterset.” Sir L a u re n c e Oliver makes his Amer­ ican TV debut in a 90 minute dram a. Highli|hts for the week: Monday The "Cheyenne" western drama on ABC ia "Trial by Conscience," about ridding a town of a tyrant. Don Murray, Piper Laurie, George C. Scott and Charles Bick­ ford head up a worthy cast in J h e 90-minute version of “Winter^ e l " on NBC. "Alcoa Theater" and Steve Allen takes the night off. The "Adventures in Paradise" hour drama on ABC is "Paradise Lost" with Gladys Cooper and Robert Middleton as guest stars. Tuesday "The Bells of St. Mary'a" is another of those TV specials based on famous movies. CBS has this one with Claudetl* "''b ert, '^Robert Preston and Charles Ruggles In the cast. NBCs "Ford Siartime” onehour special is “Secret World of Kids," with Art Linkletter in charge. Guest stars include Ed Wynn, Ann Blyth, Vincent Price, Teddy Rooney. Jon Provost and Lassie. Mrs. Nixon will appear to recall some of the incidents of her son’s boyhood. The vice presi­ dent will eavesdrop and add his fjown comments. The season's first of the period­ ic "CBS Reports" will be seen replacing Garry Moore's Show for the evening. The documentary is "Biography of a Missile," a ca­ mera study of a missile from con­ struction to firing. Edward R. Murrow narrates. Wednesday The I.ennon Sisters and singer Paul 0 Keefe are Psrry Como'i fg u e sts on NBC. "Armstrong Circle Theater" on CBS dramatizes the effort of the Rev. Dominique Georges Henri Pire. recipient of the Nobel Peace Price for 1958, to provide perma­ nent assistance to displaced per* tuns In Europe. Principals in ABC’i "Wednes­ day Night Fights" are Virgil Akins and Kenny Lane in a wel­ terweight 10-rounder, g Thursday “ Singer Ella Fitzgerald is Pal Boone's guest on ABC. The CBS "Playhouse 90" preaents Bernard Shaw's play, "Mis­ alliance." Claire Bloom, Siobhan McKenna, Robert Morley, John Williams and Kenneth Hugh are Involved. The one-hour drama on ARC'a "The Untouchables" is "The Noise of Death." J. Carroll Niish ..guest-stars in the role of a Chi^'eago Mafia leader marked for forced "retirement" by his pals. Friday A dramatization of W. Somerset Maugham's novel, "The moon and Sixpence," brings Olivier tn the home screen. It was recorded on video (ape to months ago. Judith Anderson, Hume Cronyn, Jessica Tandy, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Den­ holm Elliott and Cyril Cusack arc _ in the cast of thin story of a bull* v e in s m in who suddenly jumps the traces to become an artist In the South Seas <a paraphraie of the Gauguin story). Desi Arnax stars in a dramatic role in "Weitinghouse Desdu Flayhouif" on CBS. The one-hour play Is "So Tender, So Profane," Parents, Teachers Discuss Projects Though Sanford water meter* Increased from 4.133 to I.tftt between Oct. 1)3’ and Oet. 1939, water pumped from city wells was a.311.3:; gallons lest this past year than the amount pumped In 1)3* 37. More rain thn year may ac­ count for the smaller amount of city well water used ia San­ ford, llilily Clerk Geue Carter said Friday. Water pumped during Ihe clly fiscal year tihlch ended Sept. 30 totalled 3M.300.173 gallons. During (he 1934-17 year, *07,l l i ,300 gallons were pumped. in which Arnaz plays a CubanAmerican involved in an emo­ tional family ordeal. Welterweights Florenlino Fer­ nandez of Cuba and Caspar Or­ tega of Mexico appear in 10 rounds on NBCs "Cavalcade of Sports." Saturday NBC is on the air at 1:43 p. m. with the Army-Air Force football game in New York. The CBS horse race of the week is "The Garden Stale" from New Jersey. Perry Mason's puzzle on CBS is "The Case of Ihe Startled Stal­ lion,” in which a race horse is involved in a suspicious death. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED RICES GOOD Thry Wednaidav, October 28th. f-B-oeh ” °«owe Mellow Cremec wI C a rd , Ball, C IT 1 e S L r ^ l L e: s c ° tc h % U.S. Private Funds Aid | S ^ O o n d y Mix French Orphans' Home f a S ,,OVVeen Bags J (Editor'* Note: This Is Ihe s#s oath of a series of articles by A. M. and R. H. Haskell who arc now In Europe.) PERIGIEUX, France We were talking the other day with a friend in Paris about the operation of an orphans' home which is partially supported by Ameri­ can contributions. He said it was a sad commentary on France that private aid should be needed for such an undertaking. He pointed out that the taxes paid by Frenchmen for such un­ dertakings are high. In his case, "social taxes," those to take care of orphans, old age pen­ sions, accident insurance and (he like, came to 9,000.000 francs a month. A franc is 4S3 to a dollar, and 9,000.000 of them mean a big contribution fo r, a business employing 40 people. The reason, he said, that the money does not do what It la supposed to do is that there ■re so many people on govern­ mental payrolls. Part of these people were put to work by poli­ ticians because theyhad some influence over votes, he said, and some of them were disabled war veterans and war widows, who had been put on for humani­ tarian reasons. A few days after this conver­ sation we went to the Paris Mu­ seum of Modern Art. In line with his statement, it was obvious there were at least three times as many guards, ticket takers and other functionaries as would have been found in a like mu­ seum in Ihe United States. This following was told as a true story: A French lady, friend of a friend, had read all the propaganda about how won­ derful pressure cookers are. Sha purchased one. Husband was to be home for lunch. A few minutes before he was to arrive, she popped the meat in the pot. When he was ready tn sit down, she opened the cook­ er and the meat was still raw. He had to be contended with a meal of left overs. The wife reasoned she had not given it time enough, so she put the meat back ia to have for dinner. She let it stand all after­ noon to make sure it would be done this lime. Came supper lime, the perform­ ance was repeated. Next morning, mad as the could be, the pot was taken back to the store. She gave the clerk the kind of a going over only a Frenchwoman, her purse inxulted. can do. It was then she learned for the first time that the pot had to be placed on the stove to work. A few random thoughts: Some of the new small cars being shown in the Paris automobile show have their front end motor mounted across the frame of the car, instead of parallel to it as is customary. The idea is to fur­ ther cut down un over-ail length. Never before this trip did we see a rural policeman make an arrest fur driving violations. Now they are cracking down. In a trip of ahout two hour* after dark tonight vie taw- two auto­ mobile drivers and at least six bicvclc riders slopped for head­ light violations. On our way down here from Paris, the amount of road work was astonishing. Particularly on the outskirts of Paris is this true. They are erecting overpass­ es, underpasses, clover leafs and dual lane roads at almost the same pare we are at home under our expanded program. They have not, however, kept up with the increase in the French car population. Perlgieux is certainly one of the most beautiful, If not the most beautiful, part of France. It is a popular vacation area for the French but is largely unkown to Americans. The cooking here Ii of the highest order. Being one of the centers of Ihe foie gras produc­ tion, and foie gras being used regularly in their rooking, it is very hard on the figure. S trip p a in t Peanuts ; Assor. Toffees fe \ eBacVr n t W-D "BRANDED" TEMPTINGLY TENDER STEAK Full Cut Round or . Sirloin W-D "Branded" 7" Cut ender, Delicious W-D "Branded 69c T-bone Steak W-D "Branded Tender, Flavorful 29* Chuck Roast Sunnylond Hot or M ild Controlled Quality 00 Ground Beef 3 Superbrand w e o u ijJ U ] ’* fast and easy when you uso the right paint remover. We recom­ mend REGULAR Slrypeez* for fine wood, antiques. For metal or solid wood, use new Strypeezo SP E C fA h water-rinsatile paint remover. Also ask for free booklet, "How To Remove and Restore Finishes", Georgia Peach Swift's Premium JUICY SWEET FLORIDA AVAILABLE AT THESE ST O R E Si Mcftaney - Smith Paints Tad William* Lumber & Hardware Senkarik Glass & Faint Co. Hill Implement and Hardware Co. Seminole High Club presidents and interesled parent* will meet Thursday at 7 30 p. . i n the school glee club room to discuss projects for school service. Seminole principal Andrew J. Bracken announced tie meeting ,-j i an assembly Thursday when *he explained to parents and teaehers (he term 's first report cards which were issued recently. Brac­ ken also rxplainrd plans for the new Seminole High to be finish­ ed in fall or I9M The principal said tbit future parent-teacher d.scussion sessions like Thursday's are planned, but that individual parent teacher con­ ferences may be arranged at any Ap«« Frenen Freestone 39/ Peaches 4 Pen Redi Jum bo Freaew Morten Fr< 99/ 'ill ^ im e if requested. I Phones Damaged In Sanford Area / pH Pies PILLSBU RY Sweet or Buttermilk Conned y ttu H te a Three telephones in the S.nford area were damaged ", tween ■ p. m. and 11:30 p m. Friday, according to Sanford police. The phones were on the tide of Touchton's Service Station at J ’elery and MallonvilL Avenues. front of the National Guard Armory on E. First St. and at the Pjneerest Schoo' Money was taken from Uie Pine ere it phone. Diet Delight Diet Delight Fruit Chun King Mushroom Sweet Peas COCKTAIL Can 19* Chow Mein O JL 8-o z. Cans O 1C 0 I Oven Baked . Seeks Divorce LONDON (DPI) - The Sunday Dispatch reported the Duehea* ed Bedford bat begun « divorce action against the Duke of BedO itd . The report could not be con­ firmed immediately. SA V f B SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. Ill W. 2nd St. FA 2-1622 & 27-oz. Jgr CALO M BAKED BEANS A 4S* 1* 2 0 1 • SYRUP Banner's Fix-A-Drink Asatored 12-o*. O Flavors Bo*. A / �TR0U6LH) W ITH RAZO R SCRATCH W ashington Calling 8JT H 0W O O n c H O v g r r '5 a SArerry R A tO * ? try la out to break tte bold of organised la te r m m aad for alL And there will t e eager political eetoea ready to confirm this sus­ picion. Senator Kstce Kefuaver la con­ sidering holding hearings of his anU-mooopoly subcommittee into certain asps eta oi to* steel strike. He believes t e can abow tte co­ ercive power of “big steel" in teldSptdfleaUy too Sonata from Tennessee 1* eoasldering investi­ gating reports that one of the arnaOa independent companies tried to eettlo f a e package that, It wee claimed, would not t e Inflationery and was farced back into line by tte big boys. Edgar Stenstrom Applauded op Douglas St' jtatrom has received • fine editorial it from the Melbourne Timea, which Uat weak Assignment Washington eutive," tha Timea aaid. That’* shout an fin* a compliment »• a aenator ever aouM enact, especially from tha away-from-hom# naif of a divided district. And apcaklng of aanatora. V. S. Senator George Sroatht n TkTMMd again to n Seminole County audience last week t h a t paraonallty which ha* mada him on* of the coming man on tha charm and backed it up With • good speech, aapaclally in reporting on the legis­ lation passed by Congress and in giving hia aatimat* of the Khrushchev visit to this country. . , . , . .. Unmantlonad in our rtport was tha part of his talk w ham Smathara was tailing of Khrushchav’a belief that tha lumber of automobiles In the U. S. Is fsr less than has been rtport td. “Mr. Khrushchev’* car got In the middle of a traffic jam la California and he finally had to admit that he never even heard of so many cars,” the senator related. l y I D XQTERIA WASHINGTON — President Elssatewer found hia escape among a thousand newsman. It does your heart good to see a burdened man lighten hli load aad laugh aad beam and smile with you —end be carried from tte realities for the moment — and enjoy life like tte guy next to you. In ■ few moments, In his own words, Mr. Eisenhower would be­ tray his thoughts — hia thoughts of longing for that average men’s freedom. This was in the grand ballroom of the Sbaraton Park Hotel wtera tte While House correspondents Actor Boone Knows What He Came To The Store For lUtedonm d 1A Ancle* VlllMiUi i: n n «i i ».v i: J ' to n um uw v-j in j i i if', i ISIS, i - H u i;i i.p in*;>jia UEVaMlflMWl'-'Hcl fv;i:-yi iiupi 'f i t : ’ t-jjB f.VS :)'« M The rest of us corned it up, swinging midget lighted flashlights to tte rhythm. From up there it must have looted like a darkened meadow of a thousand firefliaa. It may have teea cony, hut Ike wae moved by tt all, end I detected a little emotion to the face of tte next-door neighbor at tte President's left —Lopes Ma­ Earlier to tte aveatog, after the cream ef chicken a la rein*. UF's Mirrtmaa Smith hammed it up with a cablegram that t e handed ta tha master of ceremenleo. It was from Khrushchev. The MC read it — Russian gib­ berish about golf. You could pick up n word hers and th an . , . "Gettysburg, IS holes. . .Vladivo­ stok, US holes. . .Bering aaa trsp." Anything to do with golf weald insure the party’s success. And when golfer Bobby Jones handed the *President a precise duplicate of hia famous Calamity Jan* pot­ ter, it waa like Khrushchev tend­ ing U s Berlin. The old pro, who came up bare from Georgia jast for tte birth­ day party, had tte President to bis rs oar operation, caHiof for >lt> minstten of inefficiency practice*. T te money will te used to heir, restrain displaced w ater* in i' enable them to find otter Jobe. On tte West Coast shippers hare signed a similar contract with tte longshoreman, preriding a fund of 11,800,000 f a iwtrsintng and new Job opportunities to rela­ tion to mtehamiatioa of loading and unloading to Wsat CM it ports. Tte real coot of too aM te — tte terrible coat - ha* t e a , suffered by tte strikers them*' selves who will not f a years m ate up their losses. This la the tragic meaning of tte l i te r civil war. Fairbanks • More* Pueepo Regain T* AH Mateo Howard C. Long M t E. COMMERCIAL «T. FA M i l l a session in a suit* at tte Wal­ dorf-Astoria in Now York, ac­ cording to reports to Ktfauvar, tte executives af Mg steal shew­ ed E a lta tte light and tte deal Keep Distance, Medics Warn IT . PAUL (U P!)—A pot para­ keet may tatk hia way mt* your heart but don’t show your affec­ tion by "kissing" him, warns tte Mtoaaaata State Medical Aaeoelation — yen eeald contract parParrot fever, or psittacosis, pro duces symptoms resembling virus aonla. It used to claim tte af SO p a tent of its bonus C Cinderella MOBILE, Ala. |UF1> — Altos Jamas Jr. surprised a young bur. glar in his bom* and the thief Had, leaving hia shoes behind. Polk* took the shoes tried them oa a suspect and, when they fit. Cursed him over to Juvenile an* thorltica. TJTcJOm TJtaiaA fo, SMALL CARS ARE OUR BUSINESS NOT A SIDELINE! 800 FRENCH FA that west something Ilka this: "Mr. President, whoa 1 saw you on TV getting oa tte piano at Palm Springs with ooe of thoM unsightly things that was wppeoed to te a putter, I figured tte oaty thing that H was good for was breaking coals, *0 I figured you’d like to have this." And t e pro­ duced his Calamity Jane. On top of that. President Mateos’ men handed Ik* what is protekiy the moat lavish hand-made Matter DAILY CROSSW ORD ACBOai sod guests gave Ike a birthday party. AP man Marvin Arrowsmith had turned aside his gavel as tte out-going president of the bunch. Ike got up. “Allow me, Mr. Arrowamtth," te said, "to share the Joy of that wonderful title of ex-president. . Mr. Eiaanhower isn’t I deeply sentimental man. But 1 saw hia face droop to what ippoarod to te a dull aete of emotion at one point late in Ite festivities. Tha light* want out. Tte Presi­ dent’s face was batted to o dim twilight from aomowtere, aad on stage Lawrence Walk’s lovaabla Lennon Slstcra sang tte birthday song for him. Yhla may p r m t o t e s * nor* than a lurid political myth. But tte economic consequences of tte ■trite a rt already *m to bo r*al enough, ores though tte fiu*1 reckoning I* *ot yet to. Ai s m u tt of roTcoo* loot to to* Treasury, os* of tte first casualties la alnoot certain to t e tte balaoced budget promised by the Eisenhower Administra­ tion for tte current fiscal year. This eras, is any (Tout, a sis lia­ ties! balancing brick supported by a fragile few hundred million dollars. It will te tte seventh unbalanced budget of tte Elsen­ hower years. Until steel begins to flow through the arteries of trade ■gain sad steal Inventorlsa are built up — It win take from six weeks te two months — unememployment Is likely to toereaao. Tlw Johlooe total for September was l.aa.MO, which on o sea­ sonally adjusted bails is 5.1 per­ cent of tte work force. This did not include the half-mUUoo steel stritero. Areas already depressed, such as tte eoal regions of Pennsyl­ vania, will feel tte new impact. Unemployment to January and February will t e ever 4,000,000,. which Is equivalent on a season­ ally adjusted basis to six percent nf ill workers. With Sonata sub­ committees currently exploring live unemployment picture, bringlag out tte seriousness of the situation In the depressed areas, tha ammunition f a political at­ tack will te readily available. In a political atmosphere with tha opening of tte new session of Congress tte etael strike la JWii Mi;lN ui Hwiri! in m u * >-iu;-rac4 ucMMfi f-j( i in 1L Nourished S t Oil of U K r . O'Casey, roe* dramatist petal* 11 Bob Hop* *3. Market* Boone, a fifth generation nephew af Daniel Boone, con- three man to have reached that age in tte Whit* House to tte history ef Presidents. F a tone hours IS minutes, tte greatest names to antartatomaat. tte big­ gest names in government end I,000 reporters cam* to help him forget hi* burdens. It s u ■ goad. Mate tooling to see him happy. ________ PREFERRED RISK DRIVERS LIMITS OF 10/20/5,. AND $500 MEDICAL COMPARABLE LOW RATES INCREASED LIMITS H m d i r , O clob, M . 1969 TOP RATED COMPANY N O JO ININ G FEE frfondfy M p 2417 FRENCH AVE. 1* 3 �^T oa. Oct T9, l W I - P i p 8 M iss Margaret Jane Lawson Mrs. C. E. o W ed William H. Huckel President O f S The Worain’* Auxiliary of the V cm lnole Memorial Hospital met at the Jewish Community Center with the president, Mrs. C. £ . Butler, presiding. It was announced that five new members have b eta added to the “ Pink Lady" volunteers making a total of 158 active members. The new members are Mrs. Charles Brown, Mrs. Marion Lawson, Mrs. Elisabeth Sharon, Mrs. Rebecca Tillis and Mrs. J . 0 C . Bunted. Mrs. Butler was elected dele* gate to the state convention of hospital auxiliaries to be held at the Robert Meyer Hotel in Jack­ sonville, Dec. 2 to 4. Mrs. Theo Broome was named alternate. Mrs. Baxter S. Rowan was elect­ ed chairman of the nominating committee for 1M0. The organisation will sponsor a card party Dec. t at the Civic Center in DeBary. Admission will be 73 cts. Mrs. A. V. McCaliey is chairman with Mrr, Victor Robelle co-chairman. The following slate of officers were elected for 19*0 and will take office in January. Mrs. C. E. Butler, president; Mrs. Trank C. Woodruff, first vice president; SH S Variety Show JSLated For Nov. 3 The Seminole High School ChorSilers will present their annual variety show Nov. 3 at 8 p. m. In the high school auditorium, under the direction of Miss OUie Reese Whittle. The title is "One Summer Night." The setting, The deck lounge of a sum m er cruiser, the h s t night out before reaching •Honolulu. Entertainment for the Captains party is presented by a broad- way troupe enroute to Honolulu on a good will lour. Members of the cast include, Don McCoy, msster of ceremo­ nies; Jack Pctrunlc, captain; Winston Piercy, George Green, Butch Cassubc and Ronnie Pal­ mer, comedians; Eddie Hughes, waiter; Sandra Kendrick, wait­ ress and Frances Strickland, Leilanl Lei (the Hawaiian girl). Featured soloist will he, Pam Jones, Phyllis McDaniel, Suzanne Jones, Shirley Jones, Cindy May, Winston Piercy, Bill Alford, Burko Winn and George Came­ ron. Special numbers will be pre­ sented by the triple trio and the double quartet. A rhnruj of guests will also be heard in a group of Hawaiian songs paying tribute to the newest and 50th state of the union. Mr. and Mra. Samuel Claiborne Lawton, Stone Island, Enterprise, announce the engagement and ap­ proaching marriage of their daugh­ ter, Margaret Jane to William Hamer Huckel. son of Mr. and Mrs. Haldane Johnson Huckel of Orlando. Miss Lawson was born in At­ lanta. Ga., but moved to h tr pre­ sent home on Stone Island when she was one year old. She is a graduate of Seminote High School and attended Mary Baldwin Col. lege, at Staunton. Va. and Stet­ son University, DeLand. Sht also attended Parson's School of De­ sign In New York City. Mrs. Victor Robelle, second vice president; Mrs. Theo Broome, recording secretary. Mrs. A. H. Ferber, corresponding secretary; Mr*. Irving Pryor, treasurer and directors a t large are Mrs. R. F. Robison. Mrs. L. A. Anderson and Miss Rebecca Stevens. Holiday Dance Planned Members of the Navy Wive* Club assembled at their new meet­ ing place on the base. Plans for a Thanksgiving dinner and Juke box dance were discussed. i t Is scheduled for Saturday Nov*. 21 at the Shrine Club. Tickets will be sold by members of the club for the dinnrr. Date of the ticket sale wilt be announced later. Oviedo Personals Birthday Party For Danny Lee MISS MARGARET JANE LAWSON Gamma Lambda Chapter Rushees Feted At Get Acquainted Coffet Mr. and Mrs. James Lee enter­ tained with an outdoor barbe­ cue at their home in Lake Mon­ roe, honoring their son, Master Danny Lee. on his Itth birthday anniversary. The young guests spent the afternoon playing games and bob­ bing for apples. Brian Thurston was awarded a prize for games. The Halloween motif was car­ ries! out In decorations. Refresh­ ments of barbecued hamburgers, baked beans, potato chips, cold drinks and a birthday ake were enjoyed by the guests. Those s'lending were Jun and Terry Rabun, Jam es Veelker, Brian Thurston, Betty Hlttell, Darlene Roberts. Sandra Burke, Cleo Tcston, Peggy Wells, Cathy Becky. Ronnie Frederick, Doris Carl­ son, Sidney Hawkins. Steve Sodorbloom. Grace Spivey and David l.ce. Mrs. Anna Belle Blrkholm, Danny’s grandmother was a spe­ cial guest. Mr. Huckel graduated from Cul­ ver Military Academy, Culver. Ind. Hr attended the University of Virginia for three years. While there he was a member of Kap­ pa Alpha, social Iratcrnity. He served two year* with the U. S. Navy and Is now associate ed with his father In the real estate and insurance business la Orlando. The wedding is planned for-the early part of December. Com* plete plans ind dale to be an­ nounced at a later date. Club Forms Car Pool Chaplain William Hearn was guest speaker al the meeting of the VAH-ll Wives Club at Ihe CPO club on the base. He ex­ plained the privileges and autho­ rity of the navy relief. He also told of the respotuihili. tics of the health and welfare chairman of the squadron. Mrs. Polly Shields and Mrs. Ann Stewkowski were named co-chairmen of this committee. Appointed to serve on Uie tele­ phone committee were Mrs. Ruth Dlllahunty, chairman, Mrs. Da­ phne Bcachamp and Mrs. Fay Ford. New member* welcomed to the group were Mrs. Sue French. Mrs. Doris Miller and Mra. Sylvia Bratton. A car pool was arranged to furnish transpartion to Orlando. Joy Ruth Class Meets Tonight The Sanford Day Nursery has a r­ ranged, special rates for all meet­ ings and social functions. Z eta Xi Choose Beta Buddies The bi-monthly meeting o f.th a Zeta Xi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi was hi Id tt the home of Mrs. Sam T. Skelton on Locust Avc. with Mr*. Lloyd O. Swauts president, presiding. The annual exchange of namea among members for a B eta Buddy for the coming year waa arrang­ ed. Mrs. Swain presented a pro­ gram on poetry which waa both cultural and entertaining. Mem­ bers attending wrre Mrs. Philip R. Bach, sponsor, Mra. Swain, Mrs. Leon M. Swain J r ., Mlsa Mary Ann Wright. 31las Sonja Monforton, Mrs. Wallace Tyre, Mis* Retsy Ann C arter, Mrs, W. L. Springfield and Mlsa Joaa Wright. Pledges attending wero Mrs. Harvey L. Wilkinson, Mra. R. A. Wesson, Mrs. James F. Lyons, Mist Barbara Chambers, Mlsa Beatrice Neilson and Mlaa Mari* anne Strickland. The Joy Ruth Sunday School New arrivals last week includ­ Ruahccs to the Gamma Lamb­ Covington. Mrs. Ann Cowan, Mrs. class of the First Baptist Church ed a son, Dennis Edward, to Mr. da chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Barbara Greene. Mrs. Rcida Mc­ will meet tonight at 8 o’clock at and Mrs. Erwin Abell: a daugh­ were feted at a coffee Wednes­ Call. Mrs. Betty McKee, Mrs. the home of Mrs. Ini* Causey 108 ter, Vivian, to Mr. and Sirs. W. day morning at the home of Mrs. Virginia Robertson. Mrs VerClub Dr., with Mrs. Janie# Lewis R. Clonts; a son, Douglas Jack, Carol Dennison on Wynnwood niclle Peterson, Mrs. Sophia Miss Myrtle Wilson has return­ serving as co-hoitess, to Mr, and Mrs. Jack Dodd and drive. Shoemaker. Mrs. Patricia Stened from New Orleans where she a daughter, Karen, to the Carl­ The sorority met al 10:30 to strom, Mrs. Paulette White, Mrs. attended the National.Home Dem­ ton Hcnlcya. get acquainted with the rushecs, Darlene Tye and Sirs. Katie Cor­ More Women’s And Social News On o n s tr a tio n agents conference. She Theodore Aulin Jr., accompan­ Mrs. Peggy Lawrence and Mrs. ley, sponsor. was elected delegate to represent ied by his aunt. Mrs. B. G. Gloria Little. Two other rushees the Florida Home Demonstration Smith, left for Ashvllle, Friday, who were unable t attend are agents at the conference. to get his wife who ha* been Mrs. Joan Epps ard Mrs. Faye visiting there for some time. Three of the nine students from Stetson. the Sanford area attending Snead Mrs. George H. Carlton has The social committee, headed College at Boas, Ala. have been been on a vacation trip to Nas­ sau with relatives and friends. In by Mrs. Betty Brueslle and Mrs. elected to offices of the college CHISS-CROSS BANDS PUT T H B ^ H ^ O H TUMMY BULOBI choir. her absence. Mrs. Lena !. Hunt, Dennison was in charge of the former resident, has been staying get-together. Refreshments of Gory Bsker Is e new vice tea sandwiches, cakes, coffee and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Benedict with the Carlton children, Herbie tea were served. president, Jsnice Luxen, librarisn and Donald M. Carter, robe announce the birth of a son, Ro­ and Dale. Those present in addition to Mr. and Mra. Moorehead of Seustodian. Other Sanford students bert Frederick, Oct. 10, at Semi­ Tavares were here for the wed­ the rushees and hostesses were, at Snead are Pamela St. John, nole Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Arthurene Cook, Mrs. Joyce Jerry Henson, Thorats Williams, New residents of Lake Mary ding of her sister. Miss Nellie Helen Adams, Linda Wimberly include Mr. and Mrs. Otis Lee Beasley. Iloh Itagsdalc and children, and Greg Walker. Scrugg; and Mr. and Mrs. Har­ ley Wilhelm, of Connoraville, Ind. Marsha and Stevie, of Titusville, visited his mother, Mrs. Hettie T. J. Donaldson, Mobile, Ala., Ragsdale, last Friday night. la visiting his brother and sister-inMr. and Mrs. James Hall of law, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Donaldson. Frcedonla, Wis., where they have Little Roberta June Scott, been students at the language daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Da-f school of the New Tribes Mission, One of the highlights of the mon Scott, celebrated her first are guests of her parents, Mr. birthday Sunday with a family and Mrs. Jack Briggs, for two Soutluide School Carnival lo be held Oct. 31 at S:3n p. m. will Members of the Friendship Lea­ party at her home In Lake .Mary, months. be a dance revue presented by gue of the Congregational Chris Refreshments were served to Word received reports that Mrs. the Deanna School of dance tian Church were guests of the Mrs. Minnie Scott, Ralph Scott, Ethel Root Circle at a meeting in and Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Litka J. N. Thompson is slowly re­ from 7:00 to 7:30. Mrs. C. A. covering from a case of pneu­ Fellowship Hall of the Church. and daughters Marilyn and Elaine monia at the home of her son and Guerry, chairman of the carni­ val, announced that there would The purpose of the Joint meet of Melbourne. daughter In law. Mr. and Mrs. lag was to discuss problems of the Friend* of Mrs. Thelma Brew­ J. A. Thompson, in Vero Beach. also be a traditional haunted house complete with an unseen Church by the two groups. Mrs. er will lie glad to learn that she narrator of ghost stones. Gus SchmiQ led the devotional and is at home alter undergoing sur­ Also in the carnival mood, Mrs. Oscar Zittrowcr presided at gery recently and is now allow­ Four New Members there will be charcoal broiled the business session. ed to have visitors. hot dogs and hamburgers plus Mra. Ada Bamberger has re ­ Welcomed To Class S Mrs. Herbert Thurston. Mrs candled apples, snowballs, pop Owen Meredith and Mrs. Helen turned home alter a months visit The Fidcll* Sunday .School Rem uiat were appointed to serve with friend* and relatives in Je r­ Class of the First Baptist Church com, peanuts and sot’ drinks. 4»l on the nominating committee for sey City, Cranford, N. J.; New met [or their monthly busines* Judges will selrct the best, most original and runniest costumes the year. Tentative plans were York City, Rockaway, and Mid­ meeting at the home of Mr*. A. (or which prize* will be awarded. m jde for the children’s Christmas dletown. New York. L. Gunter. Mrs. V. C. Messenger, Completing the arnival line up Norman Yelk a, son of Mr. and presiding officer welcomed new party sponsored by the two groups. Mr*. Remusat and Mrs. Howsrd Mr*. W. V. Waggoner of Lake members including Mrs. Fred are an auction, rides, darts, and Rollins, hostesses, served cheese Mary has left for his basic train­ Fisher. Mrs. Christine Woodruff, the booths — fishing booths, sandwiches, cookies, mints, candy ing at the Air Force Institute Mrs. Lavlnia Vance and Mrs. J. country store, flower booth, pair lUtfirf*/ Milk dip limit. tree and cake booth. pumpkins and punch. Mrs. Schmah of Technology at Wright-PaUcr- N. Murphy. ( i n *. ««sy n o -h in d I f f a. son Air Force Base, Daytona, will be hostess for the November r w is .a i Plans wrre made lo contribute Ohio. ^m eetin g . to the Florida Baptist Children's Garden Club Tours home at Thanksgiving and to the Lottie .Moon Christm-s offering Zellwood N ursery for foreign mission work. These Members of Uie Oviedo Garden are two of the outstanding pro­ Club toured Vincent’s Nurseries tn ject* of the class. Special guest speakers at the ments by practical experience. Zellwood Tuesday morning. Has Mrs. S. P. Griffin presented ket lunches were enjoyed alter They engage in the campaign­ monthly meeting of the Anna Miller Circle were Misses Kay ing, making posters, soap box the devotional and told an inter­ the greenhouse* visit and prior to First g ird le s s v s r s o lau gh te r-ligh t... Ivey and Janet Glenn, who told speeches ami rallies to elect can­ esting story concerning a girl the business meeting. of their experiences at the Girls didates. The group I* divided in­ who was held hostage aboard ship Attending, other than Ihe bos to cities and each girl is placed by a convict posing as a nun. tesses, Mrs. ('. R, Clout* and Mrs. State this summer. s o gently pound-delylng, tool Mrs. F. E. Gatchel, class Roy W’eisenbarger, wrre the ft> *About 780 girls from all over in a political party. teacher, was welcomed back af­ Mmer. Mao E. Kins. Lynn Mosier. They said the city and county *the state attended. The purpose ter a long absence. Following of Girls State is to have the girls nominations and elections are ex­ the business session Mrs. Gunter Joe Battle, Olcva Tletcma, Spark* learn the functions and operations citing. but the climax was when and co-hostess, Mrs. J. A. Yates, Lee Clonts, Mrs. Parker and Miss of city, county and Mite govern- the state officials are announced. presented a decorated birthday Myrtle Easton of Savannah, Ga guest of Mrs. King. The girl* were entertained at a We have the right girdle for you in our collection of Double Play styles — cake and the group sang "Happy tea at the governor’s mansion. Birthday" to Mrs. Vance, 3lrt. <o cross-indexed uith features (pantie in 4 leg-conscious lengths!) Story Book League Tour* were conducted through the Fisher and Mrs. II. E. Turner there's sure to be one uith you in mind. Capitol, the House and Senate who had birthdays this month. Has October Meet Best of all, dll these light, controlling girdles and panties The last meeting of the Little chambers. Following these tours, <*V»a Women's Story League was held the girt* prepared bill* exactly have criss-cross bands over the tummy that hide the truth as the legislator* do. The most at the home of Susan Tanner with outstanding bill they attempted to members and one guest, Syl­ about your occasional calorie sprees. Stop in today for the Double Play that's "custom-fit' for your figure! pass this year, was one requiring NOW SHOWING via Tanner, present. HIDE -IN T H L A ' H that civil defense be taught In Alto ask to ba fitted us th# Warner Bra juat right for jo*. The Senior High group formed schools. The hill parsed both OPEN 12:15 PHONE FA M i l l a separate organization and the house ami senate and then was ADMISSION 80c younger group elected a new vetoed by the newly elected gov­ KIDDIES UNDER 12—FREE president, Karen Metiler. Shir­ ernor, they said. ley Vihlen will serve as viceTONITE ft TUBS. NITK Both Kay and Janet said they president. AT 7:00 AND 10:30 P. M. Blink the Girls State activities New members of the League should receive wider publicity. FIRST SANFORD SHOWING are Judy t'oekron, Sandy Metx­ ler, Penny Glccson, Brenda Tomatoes with a greenish cast n Brantley and Domta Braden. w Members present were dressed will ripen better at room tem­ in Halloween costumes and perature than in direct sunlight. ghost stories were told. The hos­ Unripe tomatoes that are refrig­ tess served refreshments follow­ erated immediately will not ripen properly and will become watery. ing the meeting. PLUS AT 9:00 ONLY P & A A on aJU Lake Mary "DOUBLE PLAY" Personals New and Young from W H IT i e r 'S * More Carnival Church Groups Features A d d ed iDiscuss Plans Girls State Experiences Told "T hat Kind Of Woman” isoflutMuniMnni SECURITY "BENEATH THE 12 MILE REEF" SSOCIATES, INC. recommend* Florida W ater Cr Utilities An Intriguing Growth Company priced at about HO'/i to yield 3 'j* t Gordon J. Toll. Mgr. KIRK • PUsa FA 2-7801 Direct Wire To 91nee re 4 Co., Members New York Stock Exeh. FILMED AT OUR OWNTARPON SPRINGS, FLA. STARRING ROBERT WAGNER TERRY MOORE GILBERT ROLAND DON'T 3II8S THE RIG GHOST CONVENTION MEETING.TO BE HELD AT 3IOVIKLAND DIUVE-IN THEATRE MIDNITE - SAT. OCT. It FEATURE; 1:00 . 3:38 6:18 • 8 :a l S SS I dhosa I s h Itnfth; hi J Jin furron, M iy nn-hmJ /<*«. Khut. HITS h a r d : h its FAST! HITS BIG! ‘The F JM . Story” STARTS NOV. 13th 810.00 P ag e 10 �j r a f t 0 - M ob . O c t *8, 1 M » Fired-Up Seminoles Topple Winter Park U f j s a i r COVINGTON A fra s t toast effort and inapired f b j led (he fired up Sanford jam Ian In to a towering z » u vie­ w y over the Winter Park Wild­ cat! here Friday nliht. The SemiBotee, who had lost their tail 4 outingt, two of which were by a stag)* poist. viewed a ira a t paaaJag fam e and a tough detente la the outstanding conference vic­ tory. While the entire line finally la n d Itaell aa one unit for tha*first time this year Charlea Bofan, Johnny Whelchei and Hoaly E o n hava tc be singled •a t lo r their tre a t play. Bogan aad Whelchei did a great Job in n o h la t the Winttr Park paucra aad Whtlchel probably made more far hits than any other Seminole. Tha throwing of Mike Roberts •ad Alex McKlbbin and the fine naming of halfback* John Lovelaea and Ray Lundquiat proved ta be tha thing that broke up tha tapes of the Wildcats. Alio, tha great reeelvlng on the part of Jim Graeey and Terry Chriitenaen was aomething to make the local effort to lucceiiful. Uracey rak­ ed In two touchdown pane* and Chrtatenien pulled h one while Ray Lundqultt galloped W yard* far the other score. Tha efforts of Alex McKlbbin cannot be ovtrlookcd. The wirey built youngster played a great part in the defensive effort* of the squad and then cam* on In roller of Roberts and heaved a pais to Uracey for a TI>. The contest opened with the Seminolaa kicking. The Wildcat* tank the ball to the 37 but tha defense of the Seminoles stopped them cold. After several ex­ change* at mid field, the Semiaolea finally got things started. John Lovelace patacd to Christ•nsen for 13 yards and a first down at mid-field. John Mann hit up the middle for seven yards and Lovelace followed with enough for a first down. With the ball resting on the Wildcats Id, Lundquiat took the pilch from Ro­ berta and rolled around right end for the score. Christensen then added the point and (he Seminoles hid laken a quirk 7-0 lead. Again the Wildcats were stop­ ped by tha Seminole a and they were forced to punt. Steve King got off a poor boot that carried only II yarda and the Seminolaa ware off again. The running of Lovelace, Mann and Lundquiat moved the ball to the 30. Then Roberts took to the air. He hit Lundquiat for a 11-yard comple­ tion and a first down on the Wild­ cat 11. On the next play, Christ­ ensen broke across the middle and Roberts bit him for the second score. Christensen then added the second point In as many tries. in the second period, the Wild­ cats began to show a little of­ fensively and rolled to mid-field. With only four inches to go for a first down the WUdeata gambled but tha Seminole line aet them baek a foot or two and Sanford took over on downs. A 30 yard run by Lovelace and a Sevan yard romp by Mann moved the ball deep into Wild­ cat territory but Ihe Seminoles received a IS yard penalty snd lost posiession. A few minutes later however, they were off again and this lime they didn't fail. Lovalaco ripped otf a II yard run to move to th* Wildcat W. Roberta then threw a beautiful spiral to Giacey who wrnt over for the score. This time the Seminole* racelved a 13 yard pen­ ally while trying th# PAT. Christ­ ensen set up to kick but instead he faked and passed to big Jsmei Markham who lumbered over for tha point. Aa tbe half ended the Seminoles had piled up a 31-0 lead over the wildcats. In the third period, the thrill­ ing contest took on quite a dif­ ferent outlook. A fired up Wild­ cat bunch completely dominated play and aeored .3 point# to clove the gap considerably. Rig Mike Mosher, who sat out moat of th* first half, came on and began to p a n all over tba field. In the final period the Wild­ cats began to march again but the Seminolaa found themaelvaa defensively and they look over on downs. McKlbbin came in to dir­ ect tbe show for Roberta who had been shaken up. Lundquiat and Lovelace ran the ball to the 31 where McKlbbin fired a left hand­ ed pas* over the head of speed­ ster tiraery who raked it in and went for the acore. This was tbe play that broke the spirits of the Wildcats. They began to pass frantically and as the game ended, Uracey had just intercepted a pass and traveled 30 yards to the Wildcat 30. How­ ever, time ran out on this play and that was the ’>*11 game. Fighter Dies After Knockout By Champion C o v in g to n By J l i m r COVINGTON Althoufh the Waahlnfton SsnAtan usually «r« laat in the American Leafu* each year they Are first in hospitAlity. While we were north on builneaa lAlt month, Sherry Robertson, fArm director for Washington, invited ua to a game ana gave us a tour of the front office and a look a t the operation a t Griffith Stadium. They have a large room below the stands and a t each home game they en­ tertain different civic groups from all over the country. For |5 per person visi­ tors get a box aeat, a free meal, and all the beer they can drink. The room i* decorated very Interestingly with large pictures of nil the famous players of the loop lining the wails. (By the way, the day we visited, the Nats shut out Detroit 5-0 and looked like anything but a last place club.) In discussing the Sanford farm club this past season, Sherry said that Centerfielder Jake Jacobs who played for the Greyhounds laat season, will be with the parent club this spring in Orlando, He hit a respective .311 here with eight home runs and 17 stolen bases. The 125,000 bonus plnyer from the University of Ohio has n great arm and tremendous speed nnd Joe Haynes, vice president of the Nats, said that they are expecting great things from him next season. Burnett Tumbles In Kegler Loop Crisler Turns Down NFL Post G u lf L ife TO PAY B IL L S . .. It y*u ns«a manay t* m**« 4sy-la-4ey ll* la ( a ip s n m , *r (• «»v*r pol-du* •blig*li«ni, ( a || and business,too! This W eek's Grid Action Jaka graduated from OU last June with a prfeden tal degree and a U-plus AverageSeveral other Greyhounds will be moved up this coming season. Joe Bonikow akl. fireballing 17-year old right handfcr, will be moved to the Claas-B Fox Citiea farm along with lefty Jerry Patenaude. With the exception of these, Leovel "Vicious” Vcnto is the only other Greyhound who has a chance to move up. Vento also is slated to move to class B or higher. Although the Greyhounds staved in the cellar most of the season, these lads made baseball stay alive here in the final few weeks, Vento, the little Cuban short­ stop came on to be one of the outstanding fielders in minor league baseball and if he can get his bat to work he should be tough. Sherry has high hopes of returning a club to Sanford this spring and says he has a player from their Class AA Chatta­ nooga farm who hit .312 last season to take over as manager. Aa Packy Rogers said,* "First in entertainment, last in the American League" or. "how could they put them all on one team.” Enough of baseball for now. Back to the gridiron wars tomorrow! Builders Still Pace Mixed Loop United Frets latenatiM al Top - ranked Louisiana State's showdown with Miaiiaaippi, Ar­ my's first ever gam. againit the Air Force Academy, Ute annual Navy-Notre Dame tunic and a trio of Big Ten contests top this week's college football progra - the moat attractive of the seaton. Also vying for fan inlcrest are such pairings a* Texas ChristianBaylor and Texas-Southern Meth­ odist in the Southwest, Southern California - California nd Washington-UCLA in the Far West, and Pittsburgh • Syracuse and a full slate of Ivy League games in the East. LSU and Mississippi, two uf the 10 remaining major unbeaten and untied teams, both won during the week end to make this Sat­ urday's meeting at Baton Bouse the South's game at tbe year. The Bayou Tigers scored a somewhat unimpressive 9 0 vic­ tory over Florida to run the na­ tion's longest winning streak to IS in a row, while Ole 3Iiss, ranked fifth, crushed Arkansas, 28 0, for its sixth straight. Army's tattered legions, re­ bounding after a sluggish start, ripped visiting Colorado State, 25-6, to run their season record to 3-2. while the Air Force, whose victory streak was snapped at IS straight a week ago. ripped UCLA Friday night, 20 7. That gave the Falcons a 41 record in their second season of "big time" action. A crowd of 70,000 is vkpectcd lo watch the service academystruggle in Yankee Stadium. The game, sold out for weeks, also will feature the colorful march- tag of West Point's entire Cadet *->rps and a representative group from the Air Force. <The Navy-Notre Dame game at South Bend, lnd., wt’ be the 33rd L their scries which first got un­ derway in 1927. The Irish hold a decided ed^r, . 7 on* game — in 1943 — wound up in a tie. B ath'team s this year are a bit under par (for the with Navy sporting a 2--» record and Notre Dame 2 3. The Midship., man battled to a 22-22 tic with* Pennsylvania during the week end, while Uc Irish dropped a 30-21 decision to second • ranked Northwestern. The Big Ten lineup, which will produce one of the Rase Howl teams, has Wisconsin <2-1 > pitted against Michigan (1-2). Michigan State (2-1) against Ohio Sla’.a (1-2) and Purdue (2-1) 'against Illinois (2-1). Northwestern, tha. conference leader with a 3 0 reeJord, plays Indiana 11-21. No change was made In the Thursday Night Mixed Lessee standings this week, as B. Edwards Builders Supplies continued bed Larry Krulko's fumble and to hold their 3 ’j game lead. In dashed fivt yards early in the final their games with Florida State period. Dobby Layne, tbe one-man Bank, the supply team got off to gang who threw a 35-yard past to a good start by winning the first Buddy Dial for Pittsburgh'* touch­ gam# by over a hundred pins down. then booted hi* third field scratch. And as always la the NEW YORK fUPI) — Tbe New goal of the game to cut New York'* case, tha winners let up a little York Yankee'* collapse won out by margin to five points. Huff and hix defensive buddies and lost the next game by four­ a whisker over Harvey lladdix's perfect game in the United Press saved the victory in the final min­ teen aticks. ute by holding for down on their six But the next game belonged to International's balloting lo deter­ after Ernie Stautner gave the the auppliers all the way, as Pat mine the No. 1 baseball story of the year. Steelers a final chance by recover­ ing a Joe Morrison fumble on the Foster, while picking up the 3-to The UPt board of 4t experts New York 16. Gifford scored twice split, rolled a 577 handicap series representing every city tn the m a­ in 53 seconds on 77 and 2S yard to add to the team tutal of 2,498. jor leagues gave the story of the passes from Charlie Conerly but Bob Hosford led the bankers in Yankee's collapse 66 points com­ pared to 62 for Haddix'a epic losing was taken from the field in an am­ the 2.311 series. effort against t h e Milwaukee bulance after suffering rib injuries. South Pinecrcst helped them­ Earl Morrill, playing quarter­ selves to second spot In the Braves on May 26. The formation back for the Lions because Tobin league, as (hey toppled sister of ihe Continental league ranked Rote has a broken bone in his hand, team, Sunland Estate* back into third with 44 points, the Chicago Sox's first pennant victory directed Ihe club to it* first vettory the cellar. Although the high White of the season. Ken Webb and Dan bowlers on each team had good since 1919 wss fourth with 34 points and the Frank Lane vs Joe Gordon Lewis scored Detroit's touchdowns in Cleveland was next with on short lunges and Jim Martin games, credit really goes to Tom fiasco It puints. Bolty of Pinecrcst and Ken Stone added a 37-yard field goal. Ollie Matson plunged a yard for the of the opposition for the high Rams, who lost the ball three times games they turned in this week. Furniture Center was the team P r i c e s U p on fumbles and three times on in­ responsible for Steinmeyer RoofCLEVELAND ( UPt)—The Cleveterceptions before 74.2M fans. era being in the third slot, a* land Indians announced today they they won the first game and tied are Increasing ticket price* by 15 n .. the last one. All the games wcie to 25 cents but will still have the NEW YORK (UP!) — Forty-five dose, with the furniture people lowest overall ticket range in the teams, including 10 major achuols winning the first by 17 pins, los major leagues. today were luted on college foot­ ing the second by nine, and then ball* perfect record honor roll. ending the third in a 705-795 lie .. Oregon and Pennsylvania were Don Steler led the roofer* with a 'C O J H 'n 1J1CS knocked off the lilt during the 513 scratch terics. and Howard j MILAN, Italy (UPI)—Elliott C. Yale. Texas. Mississippi, Syracuse. Harrison with a 508 series rolled I Van Zandt, 44, of Hot Springs, Southern California, Norihweatarn. high for Furniture Center. Hard- Ark., coach of the Milan Soccer Arizona State and North Texas son alto toppled the 6-7 split. ■Club, died aboard a plane Sunday State at the only major college while opponent Bob Benton picked m route to Chicago for a delicate survivors. - off the 6-8-10. ! operation. Yankec Collapse Ranked No. 1 Honor Roll ft (Bob Qkumisuj CkjSMCLJ. FA 2-0375 VETERANS ! Now you can move with in fabulous DOWN PAYMENT RAVENNA PARK on us. Our ttraamlinad lean \ Covers Sports Defense Plays Major Part In NFL Victories United Press International The New York Glanti, Baltimore Colts and San Francisco FortyGUADALAJARA, Mexico (UPI) N’ner* believe Ihe hext often J* —Waller Ingram, 23, a boxer from a good defense and have the firstHouvton, Tex., who was knocked ptare credential! to prove it. out In a non title match Saturday New York has taken some of it* night, died aarly today in a Guad­ worst whippings in Pittsburgh and alajara hospital of hli injuries. needed its powerful defensive unit Ingram, suffered a head Injury to salvage a 21 16 victory over the After enjoying their stay in when knocked out by world ban­ Steelers Sunday at Forbca Field. first place for the long period of tamweight champion Jose Becerra. Tbe triumph, a costly one which one week. Burnett Painters were He died at 4:10 a. m. today after may sideline all league halfback promptly tumbled to third place doctors had operated Sunday to re­ Frank Gifford for two weeks, en­ abled the Giants 14-1J to hold their after losing all three game* to the move a blood clot In tbe brain. Attending physicians said the one-game lead in the National new leader ol the Sanford City Bowling League, the team repre­ boxer's condition became serious Football League's Eastern Divi­ shortly after I a. m. when he de­ sion. senting Harry's Liquor*. The Green Bay Packers started Harry's was led by two men at veloped a respiratory depression. 430. Tom Best ami Carl Von Her- Later he suffered a "cardiac de­ Sunday's action tied with the Colti hulls. Burnett Painters were led pression" which caused his death. and Forty-Niner* for the Western Ingram had remained in a coma lead. The Packers <3-3) stored earby Tom Brown's 400. In other games, Mather uf San­ after undergoing the brain surgery. I) in the third period at Baltimore ford remained In second place by- A native of Welrton. W. Va„ In­ to make the score 14 all. Then the taking two games from the Celery gram underwent a severe beating Baltimore drfenie, combined with City Printing Company. Ed f a l­ at the hands of Brcerra before the the passing of John Unit**, trigger­ len led the Furniture men wilh a referee stopped the bout at 2:10 of ed three quick touchdowns and the Colts won easily, 36-21. S(M aeries, while Clyde Piercy the moth round. San Francisco, which has allow­ tried to atfin the tide with a 603 ed only tij polntj, kept pace with series. Also, Doe Ring led hi* Baltimore (each 4-1) when Y. A. New York Life Insurance team Tittle's 46-yard pass to R. C. Owrni with a big 211-523 night, as they in the final &5 seconds produced a look two game* from the team 20 17 victory over the Chicago of tlene'* Seminole Cleaner* and BOSTON (LTD — Herbert O. Bears. Laundry. John Burton led the (Frit*) Crisler, University of MichThe Cleveland Brown* and Phila­ Cleaner* with a MM series. in .in athletic director, has with- delphia Eagles teach 3 2) remained ".Split-shrinker*" for the night tlranw hi* name from consideration a game behind Ihe Giants. Milt were led by E. C. Stamper who for commissioner of the new pro Plum threw four touchdown passes got the u-7 and 4-6-7. Also joining football league. while sparking Cleveland to an the elite were John Chr ami Tom Crisler. who was expected here easy, 317 victory over the Wash­ Tha retirement plan yon Brown with 5-7 pick-up while early today, wax not immediately ington Redskins. buy for tomorrow can Frank Huhn got the 3-7-10. available for comment on hix rea­ The Eagles, aided by alert defen­ help meet today's needs .Match-of-the-Week this Wednes- sons for the withdrawal. sive play and Norm Van Broeklin's d a y will find league-leading . . . thanks to the He made the announcement to * passe*, erased a 21 o deficit tn the Harry's Liquors taking on (ienc's University of Michigan official Sat­ second half and edged the Chicago exclusive Adnpt-A-Plan. Seminole Cleaner* a-id Laundry urday at Ann Arbor before leaving Cardinals ( t o , 28 21. Ask your Gulf Life nn the middle pair of lanes. On for Boston. The Detroit Lions, I t 1, point un­ representative. the first pair of lures, llurnrtt derdogs, pulled .Sunday's big upset Painters will try to overtake by downing the Ram* (2-3) at Lo* Mather of Sanford and regain T o M u c h S n o w Angeles, 17-7. It was Detroit * first second place. l)n lanes five and HELSINKI, Finland (UPI) - 1933 victory and left it tied with six, Celery City Printing will roll Members of the Helsinki City the Bears icach 1-4) for last in the agsinat New \ urk Life Insurance., Council ami the Finnish govern- West. Ihe bowler* who stayed lute f ment were disappointed Sunday Sam Huff, New York's All‘”"1 in the jackpot game after when official* rancclled their aa- l-eagur tenier linebacker, scored the league wa* flushed last i qua! cross enuntrv ski race. the winning touchdown in the Medrei'Uv o n e privileged to The resron: Too much snow. Forbes Field mud when he grab­ •ec the hi s h o t game rolled on the local nlleys in ihc pari ten 4% j | __ # _______ » | IN S U R A N C E yeses or more, as Big John I'hr 04236930 COMPANY jhuveed them how to string the _____ ______ ________ a il strikes a* ho started Ihe second jack pot game with five atrike* in » row, had two spate*, and then HOWARD E. HASS, hupenntendrni finished the game with another FRED J. It Alt It IS. Superintendent five-bagger, to get * grand total Palmetto Bldg., Bus 1221 of 267. MONEY LSU, Ole M iss To Spark ttrv ic * it f a i l teat. -Homes Built W ith Pride" G A C ..P I N A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N -UMfoasIII Wa»t Fin) Street................................. Tel. fAiita* 2-374J ________ (Qie tiu io i u.w.»ei ORia Hrurt Daily ».J; fnfey M , dated Saturday 4 2 - North O ra n g a S t ra a l*........ .CITT.Ta' G A rdan 4-3606 401 W a n Cent,ol Avenue. * . r . 7 . T r r 7 ^ 7 . T * l GArden 3 6473 I24J f a il Colonial Drive............ .'.TTTTMel. 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Fhone FA M M . ■^ iBW BUICK INVICTA ia now on display by Bill Hemphill o t Hatnphill jfotorn Inc. The new I960 model fen to n e comfort and tho farftooa Mlrroem ifk’ fnatrument pnnel which lets the driver aee the ipeed gm ift, ana gas and oD meters a t a fiance. j IT. FETKKMUir (UP1) - A ^ etata Nologlat said choppy aaaa 7 ^pew ntly Mattered booty eon* ) centratiooe of fish killed by tho > ie d tide away from tbo Tampa i la y e m . *' Dr. Hobart Hutton, chief Bloio* * gist far the State Board of Con* S smration hare, said a large rnun* . her of dood flah ware spotted In tbn bay srea Saturday. But ba . said a piano cheek showed they ■* had disappeared by Sunday alter* R evenge ROCHESTER, N. Y. <UPI) Harold B. Clarke, a « - year-old bachelor who was always com* plaining about the nolaa the neighborhood chlldron were rook­ ing. finally decided to move away after the youngateri complained MIAMI BEACH—Tbs SUto Department commeatiag on a pro* poaal by a Miami Beach hoUl to cxchangt chorus girta for Franch folllaa baautka which was turned down: "Tho Idea la an la^rcatlng one, and If carried out ahouid aerve to underacorn cultural tiea In a field commanding a high degree of public attention/’ 2-BEDROOM, nothing fancy huh chain reel, 37JC per week. Ph. FA 2-3219. MS PER MONTH: 2 BE., Utchem equipped, large yard. Children end p e t a accepted. Ph. FA 2-33M before 10 <r after « P* 3. Reel CHICAGO—Air Chari** Darwin, WHEN? ? ? ? ? grandson of tbo evolutionist, on the statue of man: "Man can now aaoira to the ■aid the beaehea between Anna complete maatery of n ito n , but «. 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East law Cleiaae ae Dsi •*I4 K a tatei Side, between Celery and UNFURNISHED mw • Too and i s c h o f you a r* h e r e ­ Geneva A rt. 4 bedrooms, quite house. Phone FA 2-1393. by nstlfie d and r e q u i r e d to p re neighborhood, kitchen appli­ **nt a n r claim* a n d d i m a n d a ances. 973 par month Ph. which you, or e i t h e r of you. m a y hav* a i a l n a t t h e t s t a t a o( J . ST, FA 24143. Legal Notice Legal Notice SLICE OF YOUR DOLLAR goes to make community more prosperous yours ... or the other fellows An average of mora than 30% of tho dollar you opond otayo In tha city whoro It's ■pant . . . to support schools, furnish tiro and pollco protection, put down paving . . . . to pay the folks who work for you , . . to support church## and charities . . . to bo lnveitad In mora kind* of mere bandits for your selection and convenience . . . to Improve other things that promote prosperity, growth s e r v i c e facilities . . . . and to support all the and better living in a community. M ake your dollars build your CLAIR W H IT E , dacaaaad, l a t e o f said County, to t h e County J u d s s IN TMB CIRCUIT COURT. NIN TH of lam ln o l* C o u n ty , F lorida, a t JU DICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA his o rrtes In t h a c o u r t houao of IN AND FO R SEMINOLB COUNTY ■aid C ounty a t S a n fo rd , F lo rid a, CHANCERY NO. MMB within e i g h t c a l e n d a r m onth* f ro m RODERT LEG GILMORE. lh* tire* of th o f l r a t publication FU lntlff of Ibis nolle*. E a c h claim or da mand sh a l l b* In w r i t i n g 1, a n d ahall AN NIE LENA GILMORE ■tat* th* ptaea o f raaldanc* a n d Defendant poat otflc* addraaa o f tb* c la im a n t NO TIC E .TO D E F E N D t n d i h a l l b* a w o r n l o by th* T H E STATE O F FLORIDA TO: claim ant, hi* a g e n t o r a tto r n e y , ANNIE LENA GILMORE, 1001 and a n y auch c la i m or, d e m a n d W ait W a a b l n i t a n Avenue, E a e t not s o rlt*d ahall bo void. Faint, aa o rila / • / NANNIE W. W H I T E A Sw orn C om pla int h a v in g boon An E a a c u t r l z o t lh* L a a t Will filed agalnat you In th* C ircuit Court In and for Samlnota C oun. a n d T a a la r e a n t ot J . I T . CL AIR W H IT E . ty, Florida, In Chaneary, for Di­ dacaaaad vorce, th* abort till* of aald actio n b a in s Robert Lao Ullmora, P l a i n ­ F lr a l publication Oct. IS, ISIS t if f v». Annl* L ana Gllmura, Dal a m F a t a l * a f M Y RTLE I U I C L la nda nt, these pra aa nU ar* to STAPLETON, (a la * h i * w i a a ISA* c a u i a and require you to file y o u r ■ EL STAPLETON. aaA f a r m a r l r w r l l ta n dafana**, It any, lo tha h a ow e a a MYRTLE LOGAN a n d Complaint Iliad herein, and to MYRTLE F . LOGAN), aarv* a copy thoraof upon P l a i n ­ t i f f * Attorney on or bafora th# l a tbo C o a r t a f tb o County Judge, l a t h day of November. A. D. 1 ) J ) SRMINOI.R C o a a t y . Florida, otharwla* a Dacra* P ro Confaaso la Frobato. will b* entered a g a i n s t you a nd T a All Crodlto ra a i d F o r o s a s M av- th* c aut* proceed a t part*. l a s Clatm a a* D oreaada A « a l a a l WITNESS my hand and otllc la l Oald E a t a t a t saat a t Sanford. Seminole County, T ou a n d each o f y o u ar* h*r*by Florida, title U i h d a y of October. no tlllad a n d r e q u i r e d to pr***nt A. D. H i ) . any claim* a n d demand* w hich O. P. Ilarndon you. o r e ith e r of you, r e a r hav* Clark of tha Circuit Court, a g a ln a t th* a a l a t * o t MYRTLE In and for Samlnol* County, ISABEL STAPLETON, dacaaaad. Florida. lata o t aald County, to th* C ounty t)y: M a rtha T. Vlhtan Ju d e * o f Samlnol* C ounty, F lo rid a , D. C. a t hla otflc* In th * c o u r t bouaa Gordon V. Frederick of a ald C ounty a t S a n f o r d , A tto rn ey for P la in tiff F lorida, w ith in olsbt c a la n d a r P. O. Dos 1110 m onth* from th* tlm * of tb# flrat SOl-IOt North P a r k A vanut publication of t h la nolle*. E a c h Sanford, Florida claim o r d em and a h a ll b* In w r i t Ins. a n d ahall a t a t a th a plac* of l a Ik* Caart a f tb * C oa aty J a d « » . SEMINOLE C o a a ty FloaMa. raaldanc* and poat office addraaa l a P robate, o t tha c la im a n t, a n d ahall ba aw orn l a rot Katata a t to by tho c la im a n t, hla a e a n t . or a tto r n e y , a n d n n y auch claim or GEOROH J . BNGML Dacaaaad. dem and not ao file d ahall b* void. * / Clarence U, Ttlehmond CTA T a All CtaSlloro a a d Feraoa* K a r l a s Claim* o r D a n a a a S a Aa a d m l n l a t r a t o r a f th* A a e ta e t Said E a t a t a t E a l a t * of Tou and each of you ar* ha rab y MYRTLE I S A B E L ST APLE n o tlfltd and raqulrad to p ra aa n t TON. d tc a a a a d any cla lm i a a d dim anda which Publlah Oct. I. t t . I t , St, P I ) . you. or either of you. m ay hav# in tmoi c i R r i i r r c m r t n r v s n again*! lh» a e ta ta of QEOIIGE J. .NINTH JU DICIAL CIRCl IT. IN E N G E L deceased, late of aald AND F O R SEMINOLE l O l . N T I , County, to th* County J u d s * o t FLORIDA Semlnul* County, Florida, a t hie IN C H A N C E R Y NO. 1003# office in tha c o u r t houa* of aald County a t Sanford. Florida, w ithin MART GOULD. e ig h t calendar month* from tha F U ln tlf f . ttm* ot til* flra t publication of •VSthla nolle*. E ac h claim or d e ­ JO HNN IE L E E GOULD. Defendant m and ahall b* In w r l l i n r . and N O T IC E T O A P P E A R ahall ata ta th* place of raaldanc* T H E STATE O F FLORID A TOt and poat office addraaa of lh# JO HNN IE L E E GOULD claimant, and ahall ba aw orn to I t l N. W . C herry Road by th# claimant, hi* agent, or Maailllon, Ohio a tto rn ay . and a n y auch claim or Tou ar* h i r a b y notified t h a t a demand not ao Iliad ahall ha void, / a / Annl# K th tl P a r k s E ngel hill of com plaint t o r dlvorea haa baan filed a f a l n a t you, and you A* E i a c u t r l s ot th* Ia s i Wilt and T aataraant ot aro re q u ire d to aarv* a copy o t yo u r a n a w a r o r p laa d ln g t o t h r GEORGE J. ENGEL bill of c o m p la in t nn th* p l a i n t i f f * dacaaaad a t t o r n a y P a ul C. r a r k l n a , SIT STENSTROM. DAVIS A Mct.NTOSH W est South Street. Orlando, F l o r . Attornay* for E a a c u t r U Ida, a n d fll* tb* o r i g in a l A nawar Edward* Building or P l a a d l n s In th * office of th* Sanford, Florida Clark of th* C i r c u it Court nn fic t it io u s NAME nr before T h u r s d a y , November St, I I I ) . If you fail t o do ao Judg- NOTICE IB h araby given t h a t I mt n t by d e fa u lt will b* ta k e n a m engaged In bualnaa* a t Sana g a l n a t you for lh* re lief demand- ford-Ovtado ltd.. Samlnol* County. Florida, under th* fictitious nam e *d In tb* bill o f complaint. DONE AND O R D E R E D a t I t n - o t Industrial Wood W o rk ln s . and ford, Samlnol# County, Florida, th a t 1 Inland to ra a la ta r aald M i n i thla Sind day of October, 1)1). with t h a Clark of th* C ircuit IX P. HERNDON Court. Samlnol* County, Florida, In accordanca w ith th* provisions C L E R K OK T H E of th* Fictitious Nan-* Statute*, CIRCUIT COURT to -w lt: 8action 111.*) F lo rid a St* B T M a r th a T . V lh lta DC P a u l C. r a r k l n a tuts* HIT. l i t W a a l South S t r e e t Mia: Lao A. V s sk a n Orlando, F lo r id a T o bo published I S / I . IT. I I . II. DATE RECEIVED i t / S / l ) . At'.ornay for P l a i n t i f f c o m m u n i t y ...not som ebody else's! IT PAYS TO BUY WHERE YOU LIVE ON LARGE LAKE omi with 2Vi laths; Urge living room; dining room; Florid* room; ttrruzo floor*; control host Several fruit tress. 2934 8Q. FT, OVFJ»ALL 927.900 TERMS BUSINESS PROPERTY A NEWLY DECORATED 3-room Mr* Uhod apartment 111 E. tth Street. Ml monthly. FA MBS or FA H 1 K _______________ SEMINOLE COUNTY SONINO COMMIIHON Notice e f FakU* H e a rts* T e whom I t m a y concern: Notice U h*r*by *tv*n In accordance w i t h Socllon I# of tha Zoning R e g u la tio n * t h a t H arlay W ilhelm haa requested tha fo llo w in g desc ribed pro p e rty he tonad R-3 Multiple Fam ily R esidential! B e g in n in g a t th* NW cor of w h a t wa* formarly d a a lg n a tid a* L o t a, Block IT, r r y a t a l L ake W in te r Horn** Subdivision, P.D. I. P | * 114*l i t , and run S 11* ft. ta lh* c enter e f w h a t w a s f o rm erly a 1# It. allay In aald C r y s t a l Lake W in ­ t e r Horn** Subdivision, thane* E to th* W Una of Third S tr e e t In said C rystal L ak* W in te r Homs* subdivision. thane* N US ft. alo n g tk* W lino o f aald T h ird S tr e e t to th* N E cor of w h a t w a s fo a m trly L o t I I , af Block IT, a t aald Subdivision, thane* W lo r o i l . Public h a a r l n * will b* b a l d 1In lh* Samlnol* County C o u r t Houaa, County Cammlaalonars room, Wadnaaday. November 11, Ilia a t l:IS P. M. o r aa soon th a r o a f ta r a s possible. Samlr.al* county Zoning CaanaatMlae B y R obe rt 1 Brown ■ontlaol* County Z oning Director Legal Notice NOTICE O P O U T TOl HOWARD LEMONO a n d ___ . LEMONS, hla wife, EDNA LEMONS: DAVIS LOTED and F L O T D LOTED, h e r husband; a n d each o f t h a n . If llv lns, a n d If dead, th* unknown apouaa*. hair*, dsvlaaaa, !•■*ta**. Brant***, creditor*, a t ■Ignata, llanora, saalsn*. suec ta i o r a la In tara it, director* trust***, or other partita clalmlnB by, t h ro u a h , under a r a c a l n i t th* aald above n am ed d efendants, o r a n y of thorn, a n d a ll parson* kn o w n o r u n know n b a v i n s or claimIns a n y r l s h t , tilt# n r In­ t e r e s t In or t o lh* following da-crlbad lan d * located la Samlnol# C ounty, Florida, towlt: Th* North 17 S) f«*t of G ove rnm ent Lot I, f o e . lion IT. T ow n sh ip It South. R a n s * 1# E ast. T A K E NOTICE t h a t a a u lt haa baan (Had a i a l n a t you In th* C ircuit C o u r t fo r th* N inth J u d i ­ c ia l Circuit of tho Sta lo o f F l o r ­ ida, In a n d for Semlnot* County, w herein 1URBARD CASS ELDERI t r . J R . 1* tha P la in tif f and HO WARD LEMONS, a t al. ar# De­ fendant*. T h a n a t u r * of th la ault la e a u lt to q u l a t tltlo on tho abovo desc ribed re a l estate. EACH O F TOU IS R E Q U IR E D to fll* y o u r a n a w a r a n d w r i t te n da* fan*** t o th* Com plaint w ith th* C lark of th* C ircuit C o u r t of Samlnol* County, F lorida, In thla p ro c aa d ln e and to aarv* a copy th e r e o f upon th* P la in tif f 's a ttornaya, whoa* n a m e s and ad dress** ar* h a r a l n a f t t r s a l forth, aa re q u ire d by law , not l a t e r than tha l l t h d a y a f N o v , ISIS. W ITN E SS my h a n d and th* offi­ cial seal of said C o u rt tn San ford, Samlnol* County, Florida, ■hi* l l t h d a y of Outobar. A. D. H it. O. F. HERNDON C lark a t C irc u it Court By: M a r t h a T. Vlhlan D. C. ROWLAND AND PE T RUSH A 11 E a s t Robinson Avanu* O rlando, Florida 1IORRKLL AND ROCKLAND SJT North Main S tr e e t O rlando Flo rid a A tto rn ay * fo r F U ln t l f f (SEAL) Publlan I Tima* IN T H B C I R C l IT C O U R T OK T H E N I N T H J U O I C I A t . CIH C U IT OF F L O R I D A . IN A N D F O R S E M I . NOLO COUNTY, F L O E IDA. C H A N C E R Y C A S E NO. 10SM M O RTG AGE F O H E C L O S t H E KEY DEVELOPM ENT A RE AL TY, INC, e F lorida Corporation P la in tiff va. CLAUDE E. INGRAHAM and NANCY M. INGRAHAM, hla wife Defendants N O T IC E T O APPEAR T o : CLAUDE E. INGRAHAM P o r t C rn n t, New York and NANCY M. INGRAHAM, 111 Main S t r a t i . Now Milford. Pennsylvania. You, a n d nach of you ar* ordar ad to a p p e a r a n d a n s w e r ta par son or by A tto rn ey to a Com­ p l a in t herein fllad a g a l n a t you and • a c h of you. In tha Circuit Court, Nlnath Judic ia l C ircuit In and for Samlnol* C o u n t ] , Florida, on or bafora tha 2 ith d a y o t November 1)1). th a earns bain* a ault to foracloa* a M ort***a on tha fol­ lowing Uaacrlbad proparty, lu w i n 1x51 1), Block "L " LONG WOOD PA RK Samlnol* County, Flor­ ida, according to lh* nlat tharaof. as recorded In Plat Book I t , P a s t a I. ) a n d It or tha Public Record* of Semi­ nole c o u n ty . Florida, otherw ise e Dacra* Pro Confaaao will ba entered a i a l n a t you and each of you. lor failure lo appear a n d a n s w e r aa raqulrad by law. W ITNESS my hand and utilc la t t e a l t h is l l n d d a y o t October A. D. 1)1). (SEAL) O, P. Herndon C U r k of th # Circuit Court. Samlnol* County, Florida Byt M a r t h a T. V lhlta D eputy C lark F E L D E R AND BBTTINQHAUB Attornay* a t Lew Professional Building. W in t e r P a r k . F lo r id a PwAllak Opt. SS A X a r . t . S, 11. Largs store with ooe 2-bedrooaa w ■psrtmeat sod two I-bodroom ■pirtmenti. On corner lot with extrn lot in rear for 992,000 ROSA La PAYTON Kegisterod Beal Estate Broker Mery.E. Carmen — Lee Bahnll B. E. Kegtre, Sr. AoeecJntos Ph. FA 2-1391 174* at Miawatho LOOK AT THE BEST — THIN HUT THE BEST! Visit tha beautiful a bedrooms lVh and 2 hath ZeuU-bilt homes at San Ssm KooQa on W 'tt 30th S tm t lust 4 block* west at French Avenue. COMPARE THESE HOMES with nor ottere in the seme pries range end we know you will agree that here ii (be beat vain* In town. Down pijrnenti from |U D - ,* FHA financing. TtepreientaUvB on the premlsei from 10 A. M. UU • P. M. W. K. " lilT dTEMPEK lasher k Inmnr FA 24131 I 1U N. Park BEDROOM furnished apart­ ment, modem, child accepted. |3 I per month Ph. FA 2-1737. Legal Notica IN TRW CIRCUIT CO U R T O F T H R NINTH JUDICIAL C IR C U IT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE C O I N T I , FLORIDA, IN CRAN CREY . Me. ]H 4I HELEN HUNT W E S T a n d CLTDM HUNT TAYLOR, to la h * lra a t lawan>l tola banaftclarla* u nde r th# Will *{ LILLIAN O. HUNT, dacaaa­ ad. va. SAMUEL r . GOV*, a t al. D e fe n d a n ts _ SUIT TO Q U I E T T I T L E f SUMMON* AND NOTICE OF SUIT TO! gAMUKL U, GOVE, widower. M. C. CRAYTON, A. L. HUNT. hu*. band o f LILUAN G. HUNT, R. K. tJOVi:. JOHN SEAItCY. a n d M. K. KUA lte r , hla wife Mr a A. B. FLETCHHR. M A RTH A C. A T . WOOD, THOMAS H A I R and MIN­ ERVA HAUL hla w ife , H E L E N J . GREENWOOD a n d OEORO E K. GREENWOOD, he r h u s b a n d , Al,. HURT II. MORTON a n d J E K S in N. Mo r t o n , bit wir*. L i z / . i n a . W ALKER and CHARLES F.. WAI.KEIL bar h u sba nd. EDWARD — F. DRIGGERS a n d E L IZ A B E T H V DRIGGERS, hla w l f s . FR E D U ROBERTSON. SAMUEL F. CONTE, tr u s t i* lor hln wlfa a n d h e r childran tnamaa not k n o w n ) , CON­ SOLIDATED LAND COMPANY, a Florida Corporation, C. L. BRAD­ LEY, whoao addraaa la ) t : Milt S i r e n , Orlando. F l o r i d a , a a d H E R ­ BERT II. PECK, If allva, and If dead, hla ur her u n k n o w n hairs, davtieea, Itgalaa* o r grant* **, and an and all paraona, f i r ms o r cor­ poration* claiming l n ta r a a t a h r, through, under o r a g a l n a t tha abov* named d a fan d a n ta , and fW ALL PERSONS, N A T U R A L OR m CORPORATE. HAVING OR CLAIM­ ING ANY ESTATE, R IG H T , TITL E Git INTEREST IN, OH L IE N UPON T HE FOLLOWTNO DESCRIBED LANDS: Tho South o r G ovorntna nt Lot I, <[«■* N W U o t SW>« of Government L ot 1 and laat lh* North IIS f a st of Eaat f t 1 fact of Houth of Government Lot It and th* XL'* of G o v e r n m e n t Lot !■ • f Section I I . T o w n s h i p 10 South, K a m a : ) E a a t. Tha n ature of thla a u lt I* lo r * - V move certain clouds f r o m a nd to q u l tt and confirm t h * t i t l e to t h e above dasertbad p r o p e r t y . Th# nim* ot th* C o u r t In which ault ba* baan I n a t l t u t t d la Th* Circuit Court for t h * N in t h J u d i ­ cial Circuit ol F lo rid a , In a a d t o r Samlnol* County, F l o r i d a . Tho o h k r tv la ttd t i t l e of lh* caao l* HELEN HUNT W E S T and CLYDE HUNT T A Y L O n. sol* hairs at l a v and aol* L tn a l lc la r l a a uadar lh# wilt uf LILU A N G. HUNT. rt». taaaad. I'Ulnlirf*. v a r a n s SAMUEL F. ROVE, a t al, D afandanta. *B Tha description o t th * roal pro- m party involved I* e a aat forth abov*. You and each of y o u a r * horoby raqulrad to til* y o u r a n a w a r o r other dtfanalv* p l e a d i n g w ith th* Clark ot tna above C o u r t and •orvt a copy t h e r e o f upon S te p ­ han R. M acyar ( A t t o r n a y for Plaintiff*), i t ! No. Main S t r a ti . Orlando, Florida, on o r bofor* th* IT day of .November. D l l . I f you fall to do ao a dacra* p r o confaaao will ba entered a g a l n a t you for tha relief demanded In th* C om -A Plaint. O WITNESS my hand a n d th* aaal a t aald Court a t S a n f o r d . Samlnol* County, Florida, t h la J1 d a y of Uctobtr, 1)1). O, P. HERNDON CUrk By; Aria J. L u u d q u U t * Deputy Clark (SEAL) JTZPHEN R. MAGYAR I I I No. )|a ln (Greet Orlaad*. Florida Attornay l a r PlnL uiM a �V -rw r A Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P ay! Ph. FA2-26I1 'L l 2LJifui^Fars»i#____ «. Real Estate For Salt A JR e sl^ E a U t^ F srS a M it# B asfo rb f t r r a l t M on. O et. 26. 1959— P a g e 9 S8EDROOM, CB. lVi bath bon*. s-LOTi in Dream wold Soetlon; NEW HOMES Loch Arbor; 3 and CM Flew a n Far Any Ocenaioa Phono FA 23333. I bedrooms; F ir exciting already cleared and Uvsled. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Priced to aell. Phono FA l-OUI. family living with planned lux­ FA 9-1131 or FA 3-4379 U F F -A -D A Y tC A l ESTATE n siV E IN ury plus ample anurtalnlng *W F ra a n Are. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor facilities and piar m a s at Raymond I— S n k t, Assoc. l. moderate prices. Shown by ap­ 3-MALE CHIHUAHUA -M aacbetFA M M ! Atlantic Rank Bids pointment. Call FA 1-MU. Realtor ter Toy poppies. Ph. FA 3-19T7. "Call Hair* Pboaa FA 2-3441 L O V E A T P U R S E SIG H T FILLY COLT, I month* old; You will agree when you sea Chihuahua, fernalt, ARC regiaHOM E . S E E K E R S thla very neat 3 Bit. masonry, a few pieces of high-grade Ured. FA 3-T1U after T p. m. h-cradi pro­ Exceptionally clean 3 bedroom, t a r n panelled Fla. room. perty for s a lt vary cloao cloat to the h. one bath home in nlea re tides ■ Neat lawn all around the proposed site of CtRCl’SLAND. tiai area. Outstanding feature* bouse. Anyone interested in procuring Mercury Outboard Motora include oak tloori, completely Close to down town, away li-92 Highway frontage in thla WOODRUFF MARINE equipped kitchen and la n e from piano noise. area it invited to call us for 9441 French Ave. FA 3-1993 Florida room. Situated on S3 9300. down, then SAVE what complete details. fret s 133 feet, oak ibaded you normally pay aa rent Gatovay To The Waterway lot. Owner anxious to ten. This W. H. “ BUI” STEMPER Aieney Yeur IV IN RUDE Denier present* an opportunity for you F A R M E R 'S A G EN C Y RtaHer 4 lasnre? Rabat* Sporting Goodn X, V. Farmer, Realtor to assume a 4Vy/., VA mortPROM FA 3-4991 112 N. Park E»ge. Priced at I1I.M3 with 304-1-8 E. l i t . Ph. FA t- I N l D. H. Whitmore IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY; 3reasonable down payment, and Lillian 0 . Trama '39 SEA KING, 93 h. p., elecbedroom, kltrhen equipped, $87 monthly. Associates. trie control*, I prop*. Phono large living room, comer lot. Open Friday Nila Til S:S8 p. a . US 8. French Avo. Ph. FA 2-I221 FA 1-7314. Terma U needed. 1*9 Pineerest. *7*o down pay­ After hours, FA 3-MU, FA 3-4931, ment. <49.13 per month. Total W Anteani FA 9-0991_________________ • Tenner* $13,300. Phone FA 3-7131 or Or­ HERBERT STENSTROM 1-Se DROOM house"l .,1 Wynnelando. OA 30288. t917 CHEVROLET pick up, ev. Registered Broker wood Dr. Low down payment. teller^ eondllion. aasume toyI.F.N RISNER Phone FA 3.TUT. riN EC R E ST 2nd addition: S-btdmenu. See at 119 E. 2nd It. LOTTIE BROADWAY room, 9 beth, kltchan equipped KEN TORBBTT HOMEMADE ’44 Chevy pick-up, home: pine p a n e l e d dea. BRTTVR D. SMITH good tires, good motor end FA 2-3823. Atoot Istee over load springs. Ph, FA I-1I1S “I’m leaving you, EJgar.” With lake frontage of 100 ft. to III N. Park — Ph. FA S-2IM HOMER AND LOTS for colored 300 ft. 9-BEDROOM trallsr fully air con­ people. Also homes built on loll. ditional, wnsbsr and cryc., Will 1 4 JW M In g ^ Ja W J* |^ ^ Jta |* l» a 1$. fiaecUl Bervteea Roy Wall. Phone FA 3-199T. Fivo and Ten A m Farms aell equity very natonable e r Sl> A?*nAp C e a y s a ^ Ray Reel Paint 4 Body She* I 4 M ROOFING wilt trade for equity In a bad9. Fomate Help Waited Contracting 4 Regain 10th 4 Sanford room home. Phone FA 1-5194. llfl K. Park A n . Ph. FA 1-4123 WAITRESS. Faust Drug store, Licensed — loaded —Iniarad Behind Studebaker Garage B R O K E R '33 PLYMOUTH fordor, 4 cylin­ rontatt Mrs, Cox, apply ii\ per­ MAJOR BROWN REALTY FREE ESTIMATE* m So. P arh Avo. Ph. FA 3 Mil der; Juat had naw rings, In­ son. Realter 919 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 3-T943 sert* and valva job: clutch in * LAKE MARY CUSTOM BUILT BONER than yaar old; runs good —looks W . FA M U T of FA 'MOM. ReoedeUng — Free KMImaW B e a u ty I s O u r B a s in e ts good; pricid Bt 9393. PbOM A N D A S S O C IA T E S NO JOB TO U R G E OR SMALL Repa'rt Phana FA 2 3744 FA 2-7770. Why not make it yours? BY OWNER: Equity SHOO. No Heal Katale — Insurance Drive Waya — Parking Arras BILL BERNOSKY, Costractnr closing coat, no qualifying 3 AVON Coimatici offer# good Surety Benda RENTALS: Day - Week - Month '33 STUDEBAKER fordor. tutono opportunity to oam money Btt., bath 4 tv, modern elec­ 218 So. Tark Ave. Ph. FA 2-3641 Fret* End Loader* FLOOR aaadtgg ta d Hnlihlng blue, radio, heater; clean. $399plus U. S. Savings Bonds. tric kitchen. Sunlaml Estates, Sanford G raden — Deter* — Dragline* Claaalag, WaxUg. f a r v l a g Ph. FA 23711. 113 Park Vlaw Dr. Write, Managar. Box 219, Evana Bldg. Lake Mary Rollirt — Transports Seminole County slnee 1919. Lockhart, Fla. for interview. at. Fur allure Ph. FA 2-1300 R. M, CLEARON, Lake Mary, PHONE: Days, FA 2 4134 Nights, FA 2-TU3 or FA 23443 BY OWNER: 2-bedroom home at PAINTING 4 DECORATING W A V E* 2121 China Ave; «!,*# ci*b. HOUSEKEEPER: white, live In. Lleanaed — Bonded W. DIETRICHS — REALTOR ROLLAWAY, TTospftal snd Baby Now ft Uacd Only 1 child 12 yrs. old. Phone FA 2-4933 befort 9 or Free Estimates — Elli. Methvin—Valma Gonzalez, Beds. Day, Weak or Month — FA 2-3783. Furnilurt and Appliance* after 3 p. m . Work Guaranteed Adelaide H. 3|oies — Associate* FVBNrTUBR CENTRE Seminole Palatial CaatracUf* 1901 1’ark Ave. FA 3-6333 3-BR. home: Jalousie porch hard-, II. Mate Help Waatrd 1114 French Av*. FA 2-120* Fh. FA 3-7111 wood floors, city watar, Ph. GOOD opening for salesman 203-209 E. First SL Ph. FA C-009S DOWN FA 3-309. 3-BEDROOM, l hath, largo living familiar with hardware and R. M. Wilkin*, (’ontmetor Used furniture, appliances, tools room and bedroomi; kitchen 7li ACRES — Modern homa; 3 building supplies lo work in FOR RENT: FLOOR SCRUBBER • Asphalt Driveway, ete. Bought-sold Larry'a Mart equip!. Seo at 103 E. Woodland Sanford territory, B. Edwards 4 POLISHER. A Phene FA 3-1991 • Parking Art** bedrooms, H i bathrooms, Flor­ 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 3-4131, Dr. Phone owner. FA 3-4013. Builder* Supplies, 903 W. 3rd. Quality Workmanship & Material* ida room, larga living room, New 4 Uacd Furniture 4 Appli­ Terms To Suit Your Budget dining room and kltchan. Largo GOOD raliabie drivers. Apply TV SERVICE withio the hour. ance*. A Good Place To Servlco Call <2.30 plus parti. • Free Estimate* garago and carport*. 1 milt Yellow Cab Company, 119 So. BUY SELL or TRADR Work Guaranteed 3 Mo. PA •W ork Guaranteed Eaat of ball park on Celary Magnolia. JENKINS FURNITURE lo the mathematicians In Sanford. Ave. Fhonc FA 2-4030 Sanford, Fla. FA 34799. 400 Sanford Ave. FA 2-T44U There arc 1130 square feet of 19. Mala ar F oanlo PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRING Furniture Storage gad Moving living area in Ibis three year old NAVAL OFFICER, leaving Sin • BIO VALUES W. I.. HARMON ford offara thla charming 3-bed­ IF you wish to make sxtra To and From Anywhere three bedroom concrete block • QUICK CRBDTT room contemporary homa with c. e . r u n i i r s home in showroom condition. Christmas money thru sales- PH. fA 2-4333 After 6 P. bi­ • EASY TERMS 33 ft. living dinln" area; part 1300 French Ave. Ph. FA I-1M1 Add a rice scretnad porch, manahlp—selling rubber door PUMPS - SPRINKLER WE GIVE TOT VALUE STAMPS air conditioned; double utility carport, and Utility room. Pul mail call FA 2 9823 between AH typei and aliai, loatalled room. Lovaiy established land­ JACHOB'8 REPAIR SHOP them all on a T9 foot lot con­ 6 a. m. and 8 p. in. “ Do It YenrariT scaping, attractive neighbor­ Welding — v'aeh, 4 Cion. Repairs New And Used Fantttw* venient to shopping, ichooi and WE REPAIR AND SERVICI hood. Low monthly payments l l . Work Wanted W. 20th. 4 Old. 7. Mary R 1 Stl E. First Bt. FA 2-Sm church. Did you figure higher S T I N E and flexible terms, rbone than $10,300? Then keep the Machinery aid Supply Ce. SEWINli. Phone FA 3 7183. SEPTIC TANK SERVICE FA 3-3731. change, but call 207 W.,3 nd St. Ph. FA 3-9431 Since 1041 D M H um bto^jlervkaa A. h a r k Ho r a r y H E A T I N G W. H. •‘BUI” S T E M P E R A ieney NOrth 8-4422 N O rth 8-4711 Realtor A In»ur*r H . B . PO P E CO. S. Park - FA 3-4294 ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffer IS ^ ^ jm e n t^ J J u lB ra SANFORD PROPERTIES Arthur F. Day, Everatt Harper 611 Atlantic Bank Building Robert F. May, Hart 1’ichcr, D O R IS ' U K A U TY SH O P Flo. llarrUx B. II. Ivrrs f Plumbing A Heating / Helen K. Noonan 112.30 Wavr* .................... 910.30 YOU NAME IT—WE’LL FIND IT Phone FA 3-4B01 113 X. Park Wave* ...................... M.U Wtsdnhlgld Hack Gitsa 910.50 AIR CONDITIONING $300 DOWN will huy a 3-bcdroom, Night Work Accepted By Appoint-; D«or Glenn Vent Glnnn CONTRACT and REPAIR WORE Wo invite >ou to he ear guest* ment. 2 bath home in 3rd. Addition FA I4M9 SERVICE FA 2-1V33 2*01 Adam* abtolunly fret without obliga­ PlnccrcJt. This home fcatursa 1M7 Sanford Avo. R cnkerik G lam nnd P n ln l Co. fully equipped kitchen and many at one af hsnftrd'a leading Plumbing & Repairs Ill-ltd W. and 9*. FA 3403 Hair Styling — Permarants -0)1 tion olhrr extras. Ph. FA 23403. MnieU *hll* foil locate fall­ Treatment*— TV Stamp*. Soft Joe r . Themai PINECREST: l yaar old J-b«d 1023 S artu St. W'atar — Air Cond Harriett’* ible houilng fur yauriell and FA 9-0419 TV and RADIO REPAIR af »r 3:00 nlghta and weskrndi; San Scanty Nook, 105 So. Oak— famil). Pick up your key at room. 2 bath, Florida room. ford, Lake Mary and l-ongwood Nlcaly landscaped fenced In SANFORD Plumbing 4 KeaUng FA 2-3742. uur Sale* Olflce. FA 3-3772 and FA 36813. baek yard. Well and pump. 2398 So. Elm Ph. FA 2-7914. D A W N ' S Large utility room. Wall to wall PLUMBtKB ENVELOPES, Letlerhaads. state BEAUTY SALON carpeting in living room. 121 mania, tnveiaaa, band bills, and Contracting 4 R etain Air Conditlonad Dryers Coleman Circle. Call FA 2-791$. R E G IS T E R N O W . . . programs, ate. Progressive Fran E itlm atai Phan* FA g-m g Ob R- U HARVEY M ating Co. Phene FA 2 391 BY OWNER: 3-bedroom home, C lasses B ogin O ct. 1 5 th beat location in Country Club 304 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 3-3393 344 West l$th St. P hong FA 2-0884 Manor. Phono FA 2-4642. Complete lawn sgainttnance; !3. Klerlrlrat Service* Fertlliter-gpraylna — Mowleg M. "D*i' Velra Electrical gar. JOHN LOMMKRSK Daa Says For Service Call. . 416 Willow Are. FA 1-T19T FA 3-419* FA 2 3983 HEATERS CLVaNI.U House Wiring — Electric Service Lawn Mewrr Rrpalrx Sid Vihlea LEWIS SALES A SERVICE RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 31(1 W. loth St I l l Magnolia FA 3-09U FA 2-7928 or FA *21(4 w . HALL Stemper H u Stenstrom Realty LOTS ON LAKE C. A. Whiddon, Sr. Dallas Asphalt Co. RAYMOND M. BALL Seminole Realty Mother of Sanford Stemper Talks a 99. Artltton Fee into ror Rato 9-GLASS panel cypraaa door* PEAS, black ejree and t m dari cypres with hardware,, ala* r ’x 2 x r, by tho bushel Ph. FA MUS. desirable for larege door*. Can PAINTERS BUILDERS be used aa folding units. Trice CONTRACTORS very reasonable. Clarence L. PowsU, ph, FA 2-4431,________ Closing out entire Paint All paints and aceeaa HARLEY DAVIDSON 7* motor coat plui 5v*. F ill cycle — buddy teat. Less than STORES, 111 E. r ir s t SL loo miles on new motor. 9100. Ph. FA 2-7419—1330 W. 3rd St. 39—NeUcea A PATTY BERG golf clubs 4 baf; CHRISTIAN WOMAN right handed. Ph. FA 3-77S4. Christian woman to ahifB « y homo. CaU FA 3-4155 hoStoo S PAINT and A, M. o r altar 9 ? . M. WALLPAPER SUPPLIES Buy 1 Gal. - Gat 1 FREE! KIDDIE HAVEN N U t t l t t S MARY CARTER PAINTS ago children welcomed; 101 W. 1st SL FA 3-J94S Palmetto Avo. Ph. FA TAILORS sewing machine. Singer 91-10 electric iltachm enti; 971. FA 2 5804. 3-USED Bicycles 93.00 each. 3Trad* In Rafrlgaratora 931.00 each. t-Trada In Freeier 949.00. 1-Trsda In Table TV 133.00. 1T.J.'. ,f I'tojlW a TV $193 00 J-Kt<M> Bench Set 94.00. 3-Metat *.ibl«s Good For TV Snacka 93.00 aaeb. 3-Naw 90“ Power Mowsra 954.45 tseh. Naw Full Blie Boy* or Girls Bicycles 934-44. FIRESTONE STORES l i t «. First Bt. OAK LEAVES, shavings and saw­ dust, dallvared. P h o n o FA 1-3138. FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS Enelortd head, Ssg-preet bottom rail with plaslie end*, Plastle or nyon tapes. Cotton ev nylon RAVENNA PARK HOMES • • Qaist Cm h m Mi Near Golf C ause $450Down T in t Wenl Or 2 ttk Bt, relaw CemtiF Stnkarlk Glnnn ansi Paint Co. 112-114 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-4822 d u b Rd. 4 Wnteh F o r O a r Sigma . . • Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With Tho Cash. 8UPF.lt TRADING POST, PA 3-4677. LIFE Vostv, Pup Tents, Sleeping Bags. Tarp«, Tents. Army-Navy Surplus Store, 310 Sanford Ave. 5INGKR Electric "cwlnj* Ma­ chine for balance due to reiponslbla party la this vicinity. Complete with *Uachmtnl* and n*w guarantee. I pay­ ments of $3.43 each or will dis­ count for cash. Write Credit M anner, Ilox 33, Sanford Harold. OPEN DAILY •:M A. M. TU O u t SUNDAY 2 :0 0 P . M. T U D e iti Shuunafok Coutroctia* Cow fate. 3U Wort to* m n FA H9H WILSON - MAIER DRIVE HOME A WELCOME FA 2-5264 VkU BARGAIN NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD AUTO GLASS INSTALLED TODAYI j BALLROOM (Dacum a school of dance 6th Thru 8th Grade REEL'S Pai nt & Body Shop - EXPERT - O PAINTING • STRAIGHTENING # WRECKS REBUILT LAKEFRONT LOTS We Specialize In Custom Work At Phone PA 2-7719 10th ft S a n fo rd — B eh in d S tu d e b a k e r I’ricen You’ll Navar See Again . . . . For Dream Homes HOMESITES or INVESTMENT G arage *340 IN CENTRA I. FLORIDA'S FASTEST GROWING AREA •*..1 •.'•If "In tho City of Gracious Living" X . L A R GE (1 3 0 ' % 130' Down Payment-No Cloning LOTS nnd *9890 la rg e r) WITH SHADE TREES Also Vi ACRE HOMESITES *995 I Your Key to better living IMODERN 3 bedroom HOMES PRECISION WOKKMANSHIP QUALITY MATERIALS OAK FLOORS COMPLETELY FINISHED 7795 ON YOUR LOT MODEL AT 500 French Ave. Phona “GREGORY” F A 2*1214 Only $20 n«n - TOTAL PRICE Itiimen featnrn I Bedroom* • I 't Tile Hath* • Screened I’oreh - Utility Room • T*r. ratio Fleora - CarneriO • Land•raped Lola • All City Con. icnieate*. nnd is $10 klenihty thene Outstanding L«nd Value* in Ihe corporated Village of North Orlando today! See In­ The NORTH O R L A N D O CO. A Subsidiary oI S tltrr Creek precision C#rp. Located juat South of Sanford aid one mdo cast niahway 17 ■ 91 on the Longa oed - Of led* Reed. Telephone PAirfax |.|I M MONTHLY PAYM ENTS of W. 99th Rt. Sanford FA 9.7943 SUNLAND Estates & South PINECREST 4th Addition Home* Dediifnctl For Florida Living. 3 4 4 Bedrooms — 1 & 2 Baths VA - FHA • FHA In Service ConventlonRl Financing Down Payment! Low as $125 You cm move in immedi­ ately while the papers nrc being proceeaod. Wo G u a rn n te a Personal Satisfaction On Tho Conitruction Of Your Home Or Your Monty Chacrfully Refunded. Odham & Tudor, Inc. C or H w y . IT-92 ft !T th B t. P h o n F A 2-150! 1 $ * * $ SAVE 59 CHEVY Intpala . Fordor Hardtop . Fully l-lquipped • Vary low Mllraxa • An F u tlltn l Huy At D»|y S t a g *2695 $ $ $ $ SAVE CL A| rvc ^u,dur $ j O ‘"0 • • Fully Kqulp- C I^cl Inrlutlln* Air Coadllionlne \ r r y Low M ilcf|r . Mk* N*w FiaUh 1595 $ $ $ ULUS $ $ SAVE C 7 P H I P I f Super • Fordor J f D U I V l X tleaullful Tutone Flnlahed • Clean Inside and Out • ONLY $ $ $ $ SAVE $ 5 $ *1875 $ $ $ 55 FORD 56 CHIVY Convrrtibla • New Top . perfect Condition 1 Too Truck 54 CADILLAC 57 CHEVY " II" Coupe > Air Conditioned Pantl 57 CHEVY $ 53 FORD "210" Tudor • Perfect Mechanically •j T.m PHI, l > 56GMC 59 CHEVY !» Ton Pick Up $$ FleeUida Ton Plak Up Our Uned Curs Will He Displayed For Your Inspection Nightly On Our (.urge Ugh tad Lot. WHERE DEALS SHINE at the nign of your bent huy 2nd ft Palmetto l'. C . I.o| FA 2-6231 Ofc. FA 2-0711 S o »c Dollar v A t H o lle r's HOLLER MOTOR SALES �I 1 Has M eeting T N 'tO V f LAMBDA CHAPTER of Beta Sigma Phi has obtained the Tarri Loo Doll shown hern aa an award to some lucky contsatant in tha sorority's ooateat which Is part of the fund raising drive now underway to raise money for civic project!. The 17-inch doll, with 28 complete outfits of clothing, mostly made by sorority members, ia on diaplay at Cowan’a De­ partment Store. Shown looking It over are Gil Tye, Beth Covington and Mrs. Joyce Covington. Information about the doll u n te st, which wav Nov. 80, may be obtained from Mr*. Covington at FA 2-7414. Nursery School Holds A t Lindsey Home First PTA Meeting The first parvnls • teachers meeting ef the Hanford Nursery Hehool and Kindergarten was held recently, Mr*. Jane Titshaw met with the mothers of *hc kinder­ garten and Mrs, J. P. Wilson and Mrs. Joe Leeds met with mothers LutheranWomen Hold Convention The United Lutheran Church Women ef Florida met in Lake­ land October wo • 'i’i fur their annual convention. Representing the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church .of Sanford a* official dele­ gate* were Mrs. Joseph Hatfield and Mr*. William li. Meyers. Several others also from the local church attended the opening session and were received into the stale organisation. They were; Mr*. Robert W. Repp, Mrs. Bobby K. Uris.ey, Mrs. Joseph Bryant, and Pastor and Jlrs. Ernest B. Bolick Jr. Mrs. Howard Nash of Tampa was elected president to serve fur the coining year. She formerly lived in Urlamlo. A report of the Convention ac­ M. Rusemowi, secretary; Mrs. Thomas Largen. treasurer and tivities will l« given to the local M n, T. F. McDaniel, parllainen church at the morning worship service Sunday. tartan. of the three and four year old children.' The advantage of having the three and four year old children in separate classes was approved. Float committees were appointed. They are Mrs. Byron Fox and Mr*. Richard Tolle, representing the kindergarten and Mrs. Tyler Dedman, representing three year ulds. Mrs. Elolse Stewart will re­ present the (our year old group. Compilation of float Ideas will be presented by the committee to alt mothers sometime within the next two weeks. The next meeting wilt be held at the school alter report cards are issued in Decem­ ber, H U MONDAT Boy Scouts meet at First Pres byteriaa Church T p. m. Many New Books Arrive At Library National “ Book Week” begins Nov. 1 and many aew books will be arriving at tha Sanford Lib­ rary. Among book* on order arc "War Lover” which is the Book of Month for October; "Ruth: Life of Love and Loyalty; " lo b ­ lolly” by author of "Cheaper By The Dozen"; “ Act One" by Moi* Hart; "Fever Tree" by Richard. Maion of Susie Wong fame; "Hawaii” by Michener; "Ape In Me” by Cornelia Otia Skinner; "H ear Teen-Ager," Abi­ gail Van Uuren; "Goodness Hail Nothing To Uo With it." Mae West and "Queens Grace" by Weitcott. Turkey Dinner For Church Officials The Firit Methodist Church of Oviedo honored official board and commission of education members, church school teacher* and direc­ tor* and members of the choir at a turkey dinner. Board chairman, John Evans, presided over the event which was held in Fellowship Hall. Speakers expressing appreciation lo the church workers were Rev. George II. Carlton, pastor; Mrs. John Evans, chairman of the com­ mission on education; J. M. Sta­ ley, ehurch school superintendent; Mr*. T. L. Lingo, minister of music ami Mrs. W. II. Martin, choir direc­ tor, Mrs H. W. Kites, church social chairman, was assisted in arrange­ ments by Mines. W. H. Meek, M. Den Five — Robert Repp, Wolf 1.. Gary, Charles G. Shatter. C. badge, Robert Goldstein, Bear L. West, J. 11. Lee, Thomas Moon, budges, Ibm Ethel], Gold Arrow It. G. .Smith. W. P. Carter. Sparks ami Ass t. Denner stripe, Stanley le e Clonls, John Londy and C. L. Hemphill, Gold arrow, Denner West. A volunteer committee pre­ stripe and Hon Yeaekle, Gold Ar­ pared the meal. row and Siivrr arrow. Inspection award was retained by Hen Five. The next pack meeting will be held on Nov. 19th. Hen Three conducted the closing cere­ mony with the Living Circle. Class Holds Supper At Enterprise Club Mr. and Mrs. Chet Henderson entertained tire Crusader Class of the First Christian Church of Deisnd Thursday evening at the Florida power club in Enterprise. The pot luck supper was followed by a business meeting of the ctais of which Chet is presi­ dent. Enjoying the mcctiug were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Redmond, Mr. and Mrs. Fowler, Dr. and Mrs. Willis La Raw, Mrs. Darrell Joa­ chim and Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Free and Charlain, Mr. Robert I-einmon, Mr. ami Mrs. C. D. Dowling, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Davis, Mickey and Neal and the Hendersons and their son Howard. Cub Scout Pack 345 Presents rr TALL CAN LIMIT—6, PLEASE D AIRY D EPT. s u r p r is e £ r l’ACi#\GE MAYFAIR PUKb CREAMERY BUTTER ROLLS Poll-Parrot d e a u r ^ TAKNOW S TAST. SLI. CHIPPED BEEF or SLI. CHIPPED HAM •1 Jit oz (lOO 9 9 M. PKGS FROZEN FOOD r r . DELUXE GREEN BEANS SOUTHLAND WHOLE OKRA OR blackeye Whipped cream won't get wa­ tery alter It sets a while if pow­ dered sugar inslrad of granula­ ted ia added during the whipping, Your Welcome Wagon Huateaa will call w ith gifts end frie ndly greetings from the consa wildly. alwiyt hot always claar always pkaty Fteih Bated "Spicmf Right' All Purpose F.utlng Or L’ookintr it's time to InttaU a new sopsr ishsnUed M V * NMMT FA 2-7958 t FA 2-1758 peas fresh o y sters l i l t ’s M l . . . America’* Finest W ater S J H eater ^ Good Shoes meuit good posture for your child. LAL>* i AIR, FIRST QUALITY MOIST Tomatoes WELCOME W A G O N NATURAL GAS CO. a a i Q- - * — 1 a t * , f a s - a s u Jfwality j« High** Tha* Prica" jtS M m Prices flood . Thni Noon Wrdnendnjr Calendar o „ c u .._ O. D. Farrell's | Church 79 Awards At Program Meeting Cub Scout Pack H.1 met at the F irit Presbyterian church with Cliff McKtbbm presiding. Den Five conducted the opening with the flag pledge. Den Doe, under the direction ef Mrs. McKibbin, presented two stories from Aesop's Fables, "Thu Tortoise and Ihc Hare” ami "The Shepherd lloy and the WoU". Furliter carrying out tho monthly theme, Tim Nickclson (rum l)cn Five presented the story "The Foolish Mdkrnald," ami Larry White from Den Three presented the story ‘The Widower ami the Hen.” Presentation of awards were toad* to Den One — Util Kennedy, Donald Kennedy, Eddie Small, Brad Hollingsworth. Bobcat pins Den Three — David Rkbardc, Wolf badge and gold arrow, Alhin Wil­ ton, Lion badge, Steve Woodall, Bobcat pin, Terry King, Denner •tripe, Hugo Mahlke. Asa'I. Dernier ■trip*, Leonard Krcharl, Den Chief Cord. Farmer Gray TIm Ladies Aid at the Luthers* Church of Um Redeemer mot l u t week at the Church with Mr*. D»vo G n u tad M n. Jim I k o n so Iw iM u a. A BOW program waa lauochod wMk Mrs. Goorgo Danicla Icadknjr tbo devotions, “ Look a LilUo Bit iota Prajrtr*', Mr*. T. Brads* pmoatod Mm topic «a “Tbo Christian Woman—Her Prayers.” The bualooaa meeting was pre­ sided aver by Mrs. John Senkarik, president. U was announced Ibat a family night-covered disk supper for the Every Member Visitation wfll be Friday, Novem­ ber • at • : » p. m. and a bake sale would be b i d November It. A report waa given on the new­ ly formed program committee. Member* are M n. Bill South­ ward, Mn. Herbert Goerae, Mrs, Georgs Daniels and M n. Tom Bradea. T h a committee w a s congratulatsd on the work al­ ready accomplished and especial­ ly for thn L. A, Courier, news bulletin that will be mailed to Ike o- rtibere each month. U was ..{-Acted toot items for Vbs M e i bulletin be celled in to Mr. Don Myers. Tbs November meeting of the Lsdies Aid will be the mUsioosry meeting end ail members were reminded to bring toeir mite boxes. Mrs. Dave Green, chav,' man af tbo nominating commit­ tee p n ccntcd a new slate of offlcera, election of officers to be held at Um November mooting. Auxiliary M eets Ik e Woman's Auxiliary of Semb e lt Medical Society held a reg­ ular meeting la* wr.':, at the kome at Mrs. E. L. Lindsey witb twelve member* present. Mr*. W. V. Robert*, pre»ident, reported to (be group on tho Mate board meeting of tho Woman's Auxiliary to Urn Florida Medical Association which waa hold ia Tellahaueo last woek. At this meet­ ing. Mr*. O. U Barks waa appoint­ ed state salely chairman. it war announced that there will bo a futura nurse's district meet­ ing, Nov. 1, at the Pincers* school. Mr*. Lindsey and Mr*. Joe Corley Will be co-chairmen and Mra. Charts* Park, 8r„ advisor. Mr*. D. H. Mather* and Mn. Roberts vol­ unteered to astlat ia registration and Mn. Barks will sarin with refrathmtnl*. The group expressed interest in taking Red Cross First Aid course and Mrs Daisy Knox consented to contact an Instructor to teach memben one night weekly. The auxiliary also decided to sponsor tha Heart Fund drive again this year with Mn. Leonard Munson, chairman. Oflicen of the auxiliary are Mrs. Roberts, presidsnt; Mrs. D. H. Mat hen, president-elect; Jlrs. Munson, vice-president; Mrs. it. ^ Per Carton �> i w (Jlje Sanforb Jjmtlii County Board Acts To Stop Flooding Missile Chief Denies Blowup Story 1 ATHER: Cloudy with chance of scattered showers tonight and tomorrow. Slightly warmer tomorrow. High today, 70-78. Low tonight, 50-58. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 550 W in Established 190S TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1959 United Prase L. XUX Permits CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) - 1Allen sod Paul Scott) said aafety Marshal Matt Dillon cannot ahoot detonators In the missiles “ are afj p s miaailst with radio wavea. being inadvertently touched o f f radio frequency signals That foes for hi* radio and by television brethren, from Dliiy emanating from commercial sta­ Dean to SUlla Dallal, says MaJ. tions. Citing the ••highlights of a back­ Gen. Donald N. Yates, chief of America's Cape Canaveral space, stage Air Force report by a staff of experts," the story said at port, "U 's absolutely ridiculous,” v ia least six Thor and Polaria inter­ the sM of Yalea' comments to media U range missiles had been s report from two syndicated destroyed in recent months st wriUrs In Washington Monday Cape Canaveral and at Vandenthat U. S. ballistic missiles ware berg Air Force Base. Calif. Yalee said to* dispatch ton­ -JRag accidentally blown up aloft by commercial radio and TV tained "no basis of fact at all." Me added that the Air Force had broadcasts. The dispatch (by Robert A been able to iocaU the cause# of sil Hs missile blowups, and that none Involved commercial radio or TV. The dispatch debunked by Yates asserted that "the difficulty centers in the radio • operated safety detonators which are in­ stalled in . . . missiles to enable their destruction in the event something happen* lo them and they endanger populated areas." Actually, It's a bit more com­ plicated than that. Each missile launched here contains a "Com­ mand Dcstruet" system, centered generally in duel transmitters at the cape and st each downrange | station. The Seminole County Commission acted today to oUraiaate flooding la the county la the future end to help alleviate drainage prob­ lems now. parasite far *1,4 Tit* board voted to request the JM wertfc *1 bcw stnscten toning board to establish grad* laaaed la Sanford dirtog the 1Ma­ levels on all future new construc­ te fiscal year, the Sanford City tion la the county. Cemmlaatea * u notified late Many homes In the county are eight ia a report from CHy Mme­ being built without consideration ager Warms Knowles. of adequate floor elevation above $1(/2 M illion The missile carries two wperata and distinct receivers, each actuating its own daatruet mecha­ nism oo command. The destruct signals constat of two separate codes, -"arm " and "deatnict", operating through separata twit­ ches on the range safely offi­ cer's console. The signals are transmitted In sequence, then rnuat be decoded by the mltlle Itself to let up the safety "blow-up." All of which, the caperts figure, la too much for the comparative­ ly simple little signal that brings Serves Notice the story of missile blowup* into WASHINGTON (UPI) - The American homes through radio United States, Australia and New and TV sets. Zealand have served notice oo Red China that they will regard any armed attack on Formosa aa "an International problem." News Briefs 19 Of 20 Escape Plane Crash As Ex-GI Leads Them the surrounding drainage a n a and "auch house* are In danger of flooding la the event of heavy rain*,” tbairmaa John Krider said. TTie board went on record urg­ ing the soning board to amend the Southern Standard Building Code requirement an that floor levels of new house* be a minimum of II inchea above the crown of all roads adjacent to the house. HearingToBeHeld Dec. 10n NewJail The Seminule County CummUaiun today took the first atep toward acquiring n new jail for the county by voting. to WETHERSFIELD. Conn. (UPI) hold h public mcr'.ing Dec- l to determine the need for a Killer Dies The board also approved •** em­ ployment of the firms of Lefflvf and Buth and Bril! and Grey la conduct enginetring turveya of the drainage problems in three e*Ucal areas In the county. The areas arc Loch Arboa, Tanglewood and Temple Terrace. Cost of the projects la expected to be about 14,wo. The board also formally adopted a policy of voluntary contribution* by county residents to repair street* and roads. The county will accept eootrt> button* for construction or repair of any road outside a city limit where the road is termed "crltt* cal." and the county la unabfg tu (inane* improvements. To participate in the program, a person or group must deposit »IW to cover the cost of a preli­ minary field survey and pay for Ihe materials. The county wiU contribute all the labor and equip­ ment. • —Paralytic cop-killer Frank Woj- Jail. eulewlcx waa strapped at an an­ The board agreed to advertise for the hearing at 10 a.m. gle into a specially-fitted electric on that date to determine the need for a new jail or court­ chair Monday night and electro­ house. cuted when 2.000 volte were ahol At that time the board will SANTA MARIA. Calif. (UP1) — through his immnbiliied body. It consider entering a contract with The decisive action of a former waa believed to be the first *1an architect to draw up plans fur combat officer and quick work by ccution of a helpless cripple la the facility and, if necessary, set firemen led to the miraculous es­ the United States. a tax lev*- to secure funds for the cape Monday night of I t of the Jail. WASHINGTON (UPI) -Scleu28 persons aboard a Paelflc Air­ W ants Chance Commission Chairman John Kri­ list* her# described the SovIM lines twln^ngino plane that der pointed out that the legal ad­ JACKSONVILLE (UPt>— Texas photograph of th* moon's back crashed on takroff. oilman Lamar Hunt arrived today PITTSBURGH (UPI - United vertisement should read "a new side aa a brilliant technological "It was a miracle that every­ to study the possibility of Jack­ Jail or courthouse in leave ourone was not killed," said a fire­ sonville a* the eighth member of Steelworkers President David J. selves open in case we decide lo achievement of tremendous p o tential military significance. McDonald announced today that a man who waa among the first at the newly-formed American Foot­ build a jail atop of a court house." But astronomer* among (hem the scene. "They — everything, ball U ig u r. Hunt, of Dsllas, said, second firm—Detroit Steel Corp— However, he ruled out th* pos­ plane and passengers — were Just "through the personal friendship has signed a contract with the sibility of funds being avaiisbto for said this first and necessarily crude picture la not good enough floating in gasoline." with people here, the Idea was union in the 105-day steel strike. the court house to give much information about Co-pilot Joe Flanagan, It, approached that in ay lie Jackson­ The commission slso heard a re­ what the back of the moon really Detroit Steel, which produced Mountain View, Calif., was killed ville should he looked into." port from tax Assessor Richard looks like. 44,613 tons of steel last year, waa and pilot Capl. Charles Craig, 42, One scientist said the Soviet one of the firm* operating under McCanns, who reported that *162 San Matro, Calif., was injured se­ Ship Runs Aground million ia th* estimate of th* total photo foreshadows greater thingi a contract extension with Uie riously. Rut all tR of the others FORT LAUDERDALE (UPI) - USW. Ita employe* were not on valuation* against which taxes lo come. aboard escaped serious injury. may be levied for the currsnt Four tugboats worked today to atrika. "This demonstrates," he tald, There were three crewmen and year. free the t,829-ton German freight­ "th at the Russians have very The announcement, wnich cantc 17 passengers alioard the Los An­ er Beteigeuse from a sandbar only houra before an appeal* court rest capability not only in the geles to San Francisco craft. near her* where ah* ran aground in Philadelphia was to announce scientific uses of sateUitea but Phillip French, Paso Robies, CHASE A COMPANY’S GIFT to the United Fund will exceed the 51.624 Monday night. Officials at the in their military applications. its decision on an appeal of a Calif., a rancher and former com­ Already collected when the final total is reported by department* of the "Ju st think of the recon ns tePort Everglades terminal said the Tafl-llartlay back-lo work injunc­ bat Army captain, told newsmen company, Vice Pres. Richard Deas told UF officials yesterday, Deus, at sance possibilities now opened up," that after the crash he turned to 442-foot ship was stranded about tion, waa the second crack in the he said. left, reported this good news to A. B. Peterson Jr., fund drive chuirmun the other passengers and an­ six miles north of Fort Under- industry's "solid front" negotia­ dale. Two tugs had tried to re­ tion*. and UF representative George Day. The Chase contributions boosted the nounced: fund total collections to |12,515.80. (Stuff l’hoto) "Everybody be calm. Just fol­ float her hut were not successful An additional entrance to the and two others had to be called. low tna." Sanford Naval Air Station may The plane had smashed through be built la the near future, some tree* and nosed into the Red Budget County commissioners were told MOSCOW (U P D - The Soviet ground, leaving passengers look­ at their' masting this morning government presented a Jto bit NEW YORK (UPI) — Stock that officials at the station have ing "straight down." Its gas tanka split and Inflammable fuel lion dollar IBM) budget today price* at 1 p. m.t urged the board to construct an­ A resolution criticising Gar, was pouring out when French which hooata spending for science American TAT ... ********* 7*i* other entrance at Sanford and Leroy Collins' removal of former and for benefits to the average American Tobacco made his announcement. tost* Wiley Ave*. county Tax Assessor M a r y French spotted Mrs. t.aurs Russian and promises a surplus Baltimore A Ohio . 431* Chairman John Krider said be 55 l» will talk with them to see if they Earle Walker has been adopted Hutchison, Hayward. Calif., itold- without cutting defense funds. Bethlehem Steel ... Ing her eight-month old mmi Jeff Deputy Finance Minister Vasily C A O .................... 67? • will contribute financial or ma­ by the Geneva Ciliiens’ Associa­ tion. J. H. Hilbrey, of a member 601* terial tu the project. HAVANA (UI’I — Premier Fi-, Council of Ministers would meet municatioti from army headquar­ in her seat several seal* behind. Garbuxov, presenting the budget Chrysler ............... of the group said. 3084 "I took hold of Ihe hand of a lo the second semi-annual meet­ Curtiss • Wright ... del Castro called In his cabinet | today to discuss a decree to re ­ ter* in Pinar del Hiu reporting The Mellonville entrance ia be­ Uilhrey said he had Introduced 260 ... ... today to revive firing squad jus-1 establish the revolutionary tribun- that a plane had dropped several woman (Mrs. Hutchison) who was ing of (he Supreme Soviet, in- DuPont . coming a traffic hatard, accord­ a resolution which condemned Col­ 1 creased amounts slated for pen Kastman Kodak ... 94 lice for traitors to the revolution1a Is. This touched off chants of home made explosives and an ip- holding a baby and led her out ing to officials. lin* for refusing to hold an open ... 83H mand for the pilots of American- "yes, yes” awl "to the wall, to ceittliar) bomb on a sugar mill at the door,” be said. "The rest of sions, housing, education and cul­ Ford Motor meeting in discussion of (he ac­ ture, and health and physical well General Electric .. Nagara. Hu also said a grenade them Just followed. 781* cased plenes he said arc bombing the wall." tion. licing. General Motors .................. 53'* was tossed at the offices of the "I have been m many tight Castro saul he realiied the ac­ Cuba. " It is further resolved that w* Graham • Paige . . . 21* The bearded revolutionary lead­ tion would bring criticisms hut official revolutionary newspaper spots before, but never have I also condemn the actiun of the Inti T A T .......... rn seen a group as calm a* tins one er revived the thought of revolu­ "we have no alternative for de­ Revolution, causing casualties. Seminole County torn rims loner* 421* lairilUrd .......... tionary justice in an angry, three- fending the country and our­ Castro was the last speaker at was," French said. Seminole County road depart­ for accepting, end paying *68,000 Minute Maid ....... 2Ite selves." the rally which was whipped lo Fire engines from here and hour denunciation of the United ment workers are now eligible for an unrealistic appraisal by a HUH* for social security. Castro dramatically announced near fever pitch by preceding ora­ nearby Vandcnberg Air Force Penney — .......... Stale* Monday night before a firm, unlicensed at thr time, to Penn HR ............. HP* Rase missile facility rushed to the crowd of 250.ooo peasants and that he had been handed a com­ tors. The county commission today The new sanitary sewer in Cas­ Royal American .. 31* agreed to put all the workers make such sn appraisal," the scene, played foam over the workers jammed into the plats 478« for Ihe road department on a resolution saul. plane and prevented an explosion. selberry has been completed ami Sears Hot-buck in front of the presidential palace. businesses and homes which are 48H permanent basis and authorised Standard Oil (NJ) Caitro charged American offinow using septic tanka will have Studebakrr 23 lieiali were "accomplices of raurthe county engineer's office to TB Group To Meet access to sewer facilities, reports U. S. Steel 99’« start deducting social security 'fle re ra ” or else were "defenseless" T!ie Seminole County Tuber­ supervisor Paul ftatea. 29?» from their wages. Westinghouso El. . to prevent planes from raiding culosis Association will meet at The new pipeline which was Cuba in spite of the vaunted U. S. This holds only for worker* 3 p. in. today at tne First Baptist Principal A. J. Bracken of Semi -tartrd three weeks ago, connect* radar defense screen. who have been with the depart­ Church, President Mack Cleve­ nolc High School lias announced with me existing line 00 th* cast Coffee Club Thursday ment for more than six months. land Sr. said. At Miami. U. S. custom* agents a meeting of all aludrnt club presi side of town. A tee for the ui* The Seminole County Chamber said today they tound nothing to support charge* by Castro that any The City Commission last night so that if Uie county doesn't tuv <,ent* *ni1 tolcm tcd P«rent* to bp of the st-war will be charged to of Commerce will honor Chase planet took off from Florida Mon­ instructed City Manager Warren a share of maintaining the GohlsM J ;3U p- «'• Thursday m thr help defray th* initial coat of and Co. representatives and tin-tu­ the pipetina. glee club room of the ich<->l. bers of Sanford press ami radio day to drop leaflets or hand-made Knowles and Attorney William horu recreation area, improve­ Purpose fo the session will tie The parking area in front of the slatiixi* at Hie monthly C of C bomb# over Cuba, Chief Customs Agent Joseph For- Hutchison to draw up a proposal ments on the area won't revert to to fur in ul ale plans for service an 1 post office will be paved now that coffee club Thursday at 10 a. m. , tier said his men, aided by local to the county commissioners for tfie school hoard but may be re­ other projects for ths school, Urac the aewar project has been com­ in Mrs. Appleby’s Valdes Res­ ken said. A uthorities, kept all air strips in Sanford and the School Board to tained by th* city alone. pleted. taurant. the South Florida area under close bo responsible for maintaining the Right now, under an agreement surveillace. If any leaflet-drop- Goldslmru recreation area. with the school b o a rd , the city Untied Pres* International cold air mass into Hie Appala­ ping raid was planned, he said, it The city wants an agreement and county must jointly mamtaip The first severe wintry storm of chians anil a lew thunderstorms apparently "furled out." the recreation area in order that Ihe season knifed ecross Hie Mid­ were reported along H10 Gulf Coast Castro again questioned indirect­ Sanford keep possession of th* west into New York Slate today, from southern Louisiana to south­ ly the right of the United States $60,000 worth of improvements it dropping temperatures and laying ern Texas. to hold the giant naval hasc at has made there. a two inch snow blanket across Quantcnaino. "What do you The Weather Bureau predicted County Commission Chairman the western Great Lakes. think?" he asked and the crowd more ram fur Hu- North Atlantic John Krider told the city officials roared "no, no, no " Upper Michigan reported nine Coast outride the mow area, with that lie thought the county com­ Castro asked for a show of inches of snow by Monday mg hi showers from Virginia to northern City Manager Warren Knowles missioners would agree to th* wRaml* on the revival of Ihn revo-. as the storm sent chill winds and Florid*. lutlonary trials under which more was told by the city commission­ city maintaining the area. This whirling snow from Minnesota to year the county is not anticipating er* last night to make a survey than 600 "war criminals" were New York and rain mixed wilh a recreational figure in the bud­ executed by firing squads early of Hi* cost of picking up refuse snow from Iowa through the low­ from large commercial establish­ get because there are too many er Great Lake*. this year. other projects to care for, Kri­ "To the wall, to the wall." the ments. Winds up to 40 miles an hour crowd thundered as a sea of A report submitted by Knowles der said. also blew south from the Dakotas The county recently paid Sanford hands was raised. showed that garbage and trash and Minnesota into the southern Castro then announced tile pickups from seven large Sanford *2,500 of *3,000 owed on the city plains and lower Missouri Valley, food store* cost the city *4*4.52 for mamtainance of the area. dropping the mercury below (reel­ The other $300 wiU he paid when per month, while the -tores pay ing aa far aouUi aa northern Mis­ The Sanford Ave. Improvement llie county gets its 1959 60 budget, Association will try to get offonly $84 (or the service*. souri and Kansas. Krider explained. The Weather Bureau predicted street parking and new street light­ Sanford residences are support­ How much the county will pay, even colder weather in-the Mis­ ing in the retail merchants' sec­ ing the commercial account*, if any, for maintainance is now souri Valley tonight and rain tion of Sanford Ave., Joseph Gaul, Knowles charged. scheduled (or discussion. As *oon mived wilh stww a* the storm chairm an of Ihe group's advertis­ The commission also told City as the county receives the city cuts Into Ohio and Pennsylvania. ing and promotion committee, Attorney William Hutchison to proposal it will take appropriate Earlier Monday, howling cluuds said yesterday. Florida Jai Alai Inc. hope* lo take action necessary to have action, Krider said today. The association of about 40 San­ of (tost rude 62-rmte-an-huur gusli Food Fair comply with existing Hart building Its IDs million across parte of Kansas and Ne­ ford Ave.. merchants will ask Seminole jal alat fronton within laws to eliminate the lighting and these Improvements of the city braska. a month, the corporation'* sec­ noise nuisance complained of by Absentee Votes Due Light uow a in Illinois and Iowa commission after the next general retary, Hubert Hevey, said yes­ residents near the Park Ave. Thursday is the last lay (or arrived thre* weeks ahead of improvement group meeting Gaiil store. terday casting absentee ballots for the O ly commercial garbage and schedule and Chicagoans walked said. i> The corporation hope* to finish Nov. 3 election, Mrs. Camilla head-duwa through the first mushy The association also ia making w t.:c 50,900 square fwd fronton by trash collection rates are entirely Bruce pointed out today. Register­ snow fall of th* season. Most snow­ an organised effort to improve too low. said Commissioner Ro­ .May, I960, Hevey said. ed voters who wiU not be present flakes melted as soon as they hit. buildings and shopping conditions Seating will 1* provided for bert Brown, lie called the -ora- for the election should cast bal­ merrial rates "unrealistic." Gale warnings were posted on on Sanford Ave. in order to satisfy ' etween 3,500 and S.flOO persona lots. Collection time per week spent Lake Superior and Lake Michi more people. Gaiil explained. Con­ to watch players from Spain, ■an and the Weather Bureau pre gestion ahould b* lessened oo the TEN LAYMEN, with Herbert Thurston predicting, took charge of the Mexico, Cuba snd Latin Amer­ at the seven stores in Knowles report varies from an hour and dieted more heavy snows near th* avenue, he said. Sumluy services at the Congregational Christian Church in a Layman's ica. Health Officer Hired Lake Sup*rlor shore. Safety groups Spectacular sales, give-away Til* fruutou wilt be ,J*> * 2* acre a half to 9,75 houra. The cost to Day program. Four talk* were given by Bonner Carter, William Wimberly, The county today hired Dr. L. Sanford (rum these seven accounts warned of dangerous driving con­ programs and publicity campaigns aito about 1.000 fee* south of Edmond Weber and Glenn Utt Jr. Shown her* are, left to right, from the dition* through Minnesota, Wiscon­ are planned. Lake Howell Kd. on Hwy. 17 92. u *4.818 p«r year more than the H Smith, a 36 year old doctor front row, Maurice Corbett, Wimberly, Carter, Ralph Hammond, Utt, Mer­ sin and Michigan. Any merchant on Sanford Ave. There will be parimutuel betting city is receiving from these mar- from Sparta. S. C\, to he county l ucaittt gflicex.A rill itubuuuu, Weber, Harold Herbal, John Uonner and Thurston. Light rain moved ahead of the may join the group, Gaul aaig. llu i* , Urowu *atiL J p u Use game*, HawJf *■***• Firm Signs Red Moon Photo !Called Brilliant By U. S. Scientists Steel Pact New Naval Station Entry Discussed Geneva Resolution Criticizes Collins 1 p. m. Stocks Castro CallsFor Revival 0 ! Firing Squad Justice In Tirade Against U.S. Officials Casselberry Sewer Line Completed New Pact On Goldsboro Facilities Asked By City Road Workers Get Added Benefits Student Leaders, Parents To Meet Wintry Storm Lays Snow Across Midwest, East Refuse Pickup Cost Survey Ordered Sanford Ave. Stores Plan Improvements <Jai Alai Fronton Start Expected 41 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 26, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4463762e20dcbcf4024cfd616fd619ad.pdf f82224adcc48725756219920fb59d0f1 PDF Text Text 9 On Tibet Disis IGTDN (U F I)—The t o lt d M t W d the Supreme or t o t • t i n ruling m military to try clvillaaa . Me aald there just lan't ateepUbW alteraatlve" te Utanr trlaJe. t idatirn E ar! W a rn s and I a f t h t eaaoclata juatlcea I b e n b u r n t In DavU' M l and aaked for detail*, tear rating bald that la a earn a aervlcewlfe accomI bar boahand aboard la t )K t la trial by eeurVraai- U N ITED N ATION S, N . T . (U P I) — THa United Nations gm*« overwhelm ing condemnation late Wednesday to Chinese Com* munltt action* in Tibet and turn* cd today to the pressing problem c f world diiarmam ent. Jules M oth o f France * u listed u the principal apeaher In the main political com m ittee debate on diiarm am ent. Alao Hated to apeak w ere repreaentatlvea of Italy, G reoce, Romania and Cuba. Franca and Italy a n memberi W the 10*nation disarmament committee, formed by the B lf Four foreign miniate r*. who will meet in Genera in February to take up tha arm a reduction plana diacuiaed before the U - member world organisation here. Moat veteran U. N. diplomatic T U B N E W C H EVR O LET C O R V A U t la now on display a t Hollar Motor obaervera admittedly were aurSales in Sanford. Manager W . F . Yeackle proudly displays the 1960 model priiad by the overwhelming mar. which is designed for economy. T ha new Corvair haa the angina k tha (In fo r Indirect U . N. censure t i rear and four wheel auapension drive. the P eiping regim e’s suppressions of human rights la T ib et The General Assem bly voted 45 to 9, w ith 28 abstention*, for an Irish • Malayan resolution calling for ’ ’ respect fo r the fundsmeplal human rights of the Tibetan peo­ Until now there ware so law food BY VERNON SCOTT ple and for their distinctive eul* HOLLYWOOD (U P I) - There 1* tural and religious life.” The vote leading lady rule* available they, good news, men—girls ir e coming came a fter two day* of debate. went only to the top aura.’ ’ * The censure was an Indirect back: To movies, that is. During the past decade Holly­ one. The motion did not even men­ •The Nun'a Story,” ” lt Happened tion Communist China by nama. wood haa been a man's world. Tha to Jane,” “ Cleopatra,” and AnL O U IS M A T T H E W S The Peiping regim e 1* not a big pictures, tha fat rolea, the gin's new Warner Brothers pica f tha member o f the United Nation* and razzle-dazzle publicity campaigns lure. "R ach el Cade." * T m very lucky this counter­ many speaker*, including U, S. all w ere written for leading men. S T O R K S SCH AEFER Adventure dram as, westerns and revolution is taking place right Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, T A IL O R IN G CO. conceded there was nothing the detective atorlea— with occasional n ow ," the curveaome beauty went were tha order on. organization Could do to help the biblical epics W ill ha in *or store of the day. Actresses had a dlfft"T h a poor girls who were 25 Tibetans. i cult tim e o f it, becoming almost years old 10 years ago didn’t Tha United States upporled tha M O N D A Y , OCT. M resolution. Great . flrlUIn .rut extinct In the lists o f box office have a chance. I'm ZS now and feminine roles are getting better Taking aseaaaraa far f a g no France were am ong those which attractions. Bui the c y cle la moving again, and m ore important every day. Winter Rake abstained. and nice, round, sexy, beautiful women are coming back — and B . L . PE R K IN S A SON one aueb luscious creature knows LONDON (U P I)— Sir Wlnaton the reason why. She's Angle Dickinson, a daz­ Churchill received a standing ova­ 8 T A -N U Cleaning zling blonde, playing her first tion from both ruling Conserva­ K m p * Cloths* A two-car collision Tuesday leading role in a new movie — tive and opposition Socialist mem­ L IK E N E W I at French Ave, and W. 9th re­ taking top billing away from to- bers when he made bis first ap­ sulted in 1450 dam age and star Peter Finch. Five years ago pearance In tha House of Com­ brought charges against two San­ this event could never have taken mons Wednesday slnca tha gener­ place. al elections. ford reiidents. “ The answer Is sim ple." Angie Charles Rutty of the Sanford Naval Air Station waa charged said, a twinkle in her dark brown with speeding and the driver of eyes. “ Television haa come to the WASHINGTON (U PI) - Presi­ the other vehicle, Ella Mae Rainsi rescue o f movie actresses. "AH the western* and detec- dent Eiaenhower ha* received an of 42 William Clark Court waa C O L O N IA L CLEANERS charged with failure to grant thei live thrillers have moved to TV, Illuminated scroll for bli 1959 rolr right o f way, according to Inves­ and the men who make movies ■a a “ statesman and a huManl 111 8. Pa lasatto Ave, realize they can’ t compete with tartan" from tha Amtrican Insti Drive-1* Breach S it W. 1Mb tigating officer C. C, Dodson. the versions o f adventure dramas. tuta o f Coniulting Engineers. Girls Coming Back: ToMovies, That Is ll'Hbat t o mattery had beta i U h t o c a grant deal of rerdpt-” la 1 M , he aspialncd mm were 121 oversets court*. m m e f dependants and other v t o a e . but t o number dropped rJ w la lia r and to M in lean. “ I V a a a b e r of offenses haa la------- -* k i w a n t M Hsvl* i.Lrl A N D R E W S EVANS waa guest o f honor at a fish fry upon hi* retirement from the Florida Power Corp. after 17 year* service at the plant at Enter­ prise. Evans ia shown trying out the easy chair given him by employe* of the p la n t L eft to right are D. J. Parker, plant superintendent; M . F . Bun­ nell, industrial relations manager; C. C. Rousseau, production superinten­ d en t: W . R. Spencer, assistant safety director; H. B. McMahan, safety directors and L . W . Shutts, president of the Employes Club. (C ox Photo) Persian Beauty May Marry Rich Shah rah oo his 40th birthday next Tuesday, As for Farah . . . “ Naturally you can't expect me to say anything on this matter or even hint anything until thli m ailer la decided," she told Unit­ ed Pres* International. " I will accept any decision that la made In regard to me, and 1 personally am not at all sure about the ou tcom e." The Shah admittedly haa been hunting a bride to bear him a F ran k W. Talbott, retired aales male heir to the throne since he manager af Nelson and Company, dissolved hi* marriage with for­ Ine, waa honored at a dinner mer Queen Soraya. by company owners at Pearte's Neither Soraya nor hi* first Dining Room at the Ben White wife, Princess Faqzia of Egypt Raceway. and slater of ex-King Farouk, pro­ A form er mayor of Ovitdo and The first basic patents to maka duced a ion. Princess FaqUa pro­ steward for many years of the FlMt NetbodUl Church. Talbott “ artificial leather" date back to duce a daughter, Soraya had no n dh ivtd a wrist watch in appre­ IUS, according to a study by tha children. Farah'a relatives flatly Hated ciation for hi* many years of Twentieth Century Fund. atrvice to the company from Ha president, B. F. Wheeler Jr. Mra. Talbott received an orchid. The Rev. George If. Carlton, Methodist minister, paid tribute to Tglbott in a speech stressing the influence of a good Christian Ufa and cited him ai an outstand­ ing example for today's youth. Children of the Talbotts present were Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Wag­ ner of Orlando and Mr. and Mrs. George Talbott, Winter Park. M e , rthough some "minor Ur* e t o s e " may have been Included hi t o unpunished group. But he • t o that "n o capital cares or hgeUeidw" have gone unpunished. TEHRAN, Iran (U PI) - F a rah Dibab, a home-grown Persian beauty, refused even to admit today she might marry Shah Mo­ hammed Reza Pahlavl. But ihc made It clear they wouldn't havo to drag her to the altar. The 24-year-old Farah would neither confirm nor deny reports o f in Impending betrothal an­ nouncement. But the marriage reports ware circulated by her relatives, court social clrelea and the nation’ a preaa. The 39-year-old Shah main­ tained a royal alienee although it waa generally believed be would announce his engagement to Fa- Ihc Shah's search for a bride - - ----------------ended in Paris last May when he renewed his acquaintance with Farah. "W e 'r e beginning (o feel prac­ tically certain the marriage will take p la ce ," one relative said. “ The official announcement will be made within a month.” Farah la no stranger to Iranian royal circles. She Is a close friend of the Shah'a daughter, Prtncrsa Shshnaz. She also has a foot in* tide the palace door because her uncle, lafandlar Tabalabai, la a m em ber of tha Parliament and la the Shah’ s adjutant. Her father, who died 10 years ago, waa a foreign ministry official. She also haa a lesa-discussed Oil well* more than 15,000 royal connection. She la a step* niece of the Shah’ s form er arch feet d eep cost almost 29 times as poltical enem y, form er Iranian much to drill as relatively shallow wells o f 2,500 to 3,750 feet. Premier M ohammed Mossadegh. C o ll FA 2-3315 Ike Gets Award ROOM OUTFIT BABY CRIBS and MATTRESS.....28.88 PLAY PENS as low as The world’ s second steamboat, the Vermont, was built In Bur­ lington, Vt., In 1809 one year after Robert Fulton launched the first - steamboat. 2 Face Charges In Auto Accident COMPLETE * 28 PIECES A STROLLERS as low as tV SMALL DOWN PAYMENT WILL LAY AW AY FOR CHRISTMAS NOW ONLY 63 DAYS LEFT ONE BEDROOM T O BE G IV EN AW AY SU IT E OF DINETTES O N E O C C A SIO N AL LEFT AT C H A IR F R ID A Y OCT. SO 8:30 P. 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VOL. • A $1,000 C H E C K F O R T H E U N ITED F U N D was turned over to the San­ ford Naval A ir Station Commanding Officer C a p t L. A . Arthur this morn­ ing by V A H -8 Cdr. N . K . Melnnla. The $1,000 was given by the men o f VA H -S, the largest squadron at the station. F rom the le ft are N A S cam­ paign ehairman, L t Cdr. F . A . Patterson; Capt. A rthur, Cdr. Melnnla, and drive oo-chairman, J. R. L a FoQette, A D I . T he check will be given to the United F in d along with contributions from other N A S squadrons. XUX United LMMd Win Established 1'JOt F R ID A Y . OCTOBER 28, I960 March Postponed Tha Seminole County Commission has authorized aa engineering survey o f three critical areas in the county to control flooding, Chairman John Krider aaid today. Tha three areas termed "critica l" b y Krider are Loch Arbor, Tanglewood and Temple Terrace. Krider aaid the survey ia being done by the engineering Arm at LefAer end Busk o f Saaford. Th* purpose at the survey fa to Clash Kills 17 Sanford's tax hills will be in the mail Nov. 1, City Clark Henry Tam m said yeeterday. The city estimates that lbs t.ooo bills should bring $396,000 revenue te the city A lax bill will he sent out far each piece of reel and personal p r o p e rty . Property owners wiU get v •oar per eent discount an ihsir bills if they psy them during N ovem ­ ber, three per cent o ff if they pay In December, tw o in Jan- Speedup Promised JOn Space Program WASHINGTON (U P D —The na­ tion's space agency prom ised n "considerable" speedup in outer space exploration today, and indi­ cated it will ask Coograea for m ore money sarly next year. Richard E. Homer, associate di­ rector of ths National Aeronautics and Space Administration made the statements st a news con fer­ ence called le discuss the transfer the Army's apace team , headed by Dr. Wemher von Braun, to NASA. Hom er and Dr. Herbert F. York. DefrnM Department d ire c­ tor of research and engineering, discussed President E isenhow ers order to put the Huntsville, A la., team under the civilian agen cy's control. York said flatly that In his opinion lhi« "should hsve been done a year ago." 4 The Army resisted NASA'a e f­ forts a year ago to take over the fam ed team, which put A m erica's flrat satellites in orbit around the earth and around the sun. At that time Eisenhower supported the Army. While Horner and York predict­ ed a speedup m the space effort, they made it dear that develop­ ment of the nation's largest su­ per • booster rocket will continue g lor another four or five months under divided authority of NASA and the Defense Department. That la because the plan must go to Congress in January and goes into effscl only U Congress docs mil veto it within 60 days Horner Mid it w ai “ almost o b ­ vious that we are considering a supplemental" appropriation. NEW DELHI (U P1) — Chinese Communists killed IT Indian sol­ diers, wounded three and captured two in a clash Wednesday at a caused the deethe by dropping named "the 26th of J u ly ,” from point 40 miles inside Ladakh, It bomba. .h . c u . i. c .b . ~ Pedro Dial Lam, who quit Cas­ several years sgo. nouncement said the Bed Chinese tro because be Mid Communists Dias Lans said it w as made up accused the Indian forces of in were taking oxer the revolution, Mid the object o f the new or. of “ thousands" like h im self who truding into their territory. ganixatlon wa sto “ bring dem oc­ fought with Csstro but became racy to Cuba.” disillusioned because o f Ked Influ­ D ial Lani, In a gesture sure to WASHINGTON rU P i) — The ence. draw the especial Ire of Castro Army has dropped a $7,500,000 D ial Lam refuted to be drawn food preservative project after ex supporters, Mid the name o f the underground Is “ the 26th o f July out on the apcviflc aim s of the perimcnti with animals showed the Anti-Communist Movement.” Cas. new organization. He refused to new high-energy atom ic process tro’a own revolutionary party is answer the question o f whether resulted in possible radiation dam age. Some congressmen and new* ths movement planned to over­ men hsd eaten food subjected to throw the Castro regim e, or if it the process hut they w ere assured they were in no danger. contemplated violence. D ial Lam denied Cuban charg­ es that he was responsible for the leaflet dropping, but hinted that WASHINGTON (UIM) — A feder­ the new organisation was behind al judge ruled today that V ice It. Adm . Hyman G. Kickover is en Castro today promised to turn tilled to copyright his public uary, one la February and none all of Cuba into a g rea t armed speeches if he wants to. Judge la Mareh. Payment is due by cam p to battle mounting counter, Alexander Holtzoff of the U. 8. revolutionary attacks and “ bomb­ Court for the District of Columbia April 1. A tax certificate sale will be in g s'' by planes which he said denied a publisher's claim that held la June. Tax certificates were based in the I'n ited Slates. Kickover's speeches were public Ills promise to mobilize "all property and could not be copy­ will then be sold for the amount of the tax bill, plus the interest workers, farmhands, profession- righted. pen alty of one per cent of the a lt and even down to and includbill per month accumulated since lag our women," cam * near the AprSV 1. If a property owner •vl of^ji n uialSbun i 'blevlsloa ap­ rtjRTLAND. Ore. (U P D -F o u r withes to pay liU tax blit after pearance pcarunce In which whii he delivered men are missing in hte crash o f the June sale of his tax certt- his bitterest attack y e t against two jet fighterintcrcep;«rs which fleate, he must pay llie city the j the United Slates. The broadcast collided on a routine training amount of the bill, plus the in- ended at 3 a! m. misaton Thursday night east of torext accumulated for each jCastro called a huge rally for here. Air Force operations oflicera month that paymentwas overdue, j 4 p. m. Monday in liavuna to pro at Portland Air Base said the Land and buildings are figured , test wlmt he called the economic downed planes, laitli F H'j H Scor­ at 62 per cent o f fair market • and military threats o f the United pions, were maimed by members values In determining real pro- States aguiust his revolutionary of the 123rd Oregon Air National pert) value, Tamm said. The government. He said details of Guard Fighter-Interceptor Squad­ mlllage charge of $11 per $1,000 the rally would be carried out by ron based at Portland International worth of real prow-riv la levied the Cuban Confederation of Work­ Airport. only on real eat. -e d above ers. $5,000. The addi . 16 per <!,• Throughout his lon g speech 000 debt service m ....* c charge is Castro castigated the United levied on ail real and personal States for permitting Florida-bas­ property. ed planes to “ bomb” Cuba and The city's general operating asked whnt would the U. S. reac­ budget will get $216,000 o f the tion l « if Canadian planes bomb­ The Sanford Art Association ha< $396,000, while the other $180,000 ed automobile plants in the United set Nov. 9 as deadline for exhibi­ will help pay oft city debts. States and the capital city of tors to register for the Nov. 29 art show. Washington. The group's executive board de­ cided to allow only those m em ­ bers who have signed up by Nov. 9 to exhibit in the upcoming show, hut memln-rships will con ­ tinue to be open for later artlvi L iitcA liU t HIM| — Agreement The Semimdr County Sports­ lies was reached Thursday night to men’s Assn, will m eet at 8 p.m. Edmond Stowe of Maitland will end a aeven-wcek-old strike by Tuesday at the Court House. demonstrate oil painting tech­ IT,000 workers against Swift A Two films on Florida Wildlife niques at Monday's meeting of the Co., giant of the meat packing in­ and hunting in Florida will be association at the Craft* Hut in dustry. shown during the meeting. All Ft. Mellon Park. A workshop will Spokesmen for the A m algam at­ members are urged to attend. follow his program. ed Meal Cutters and Butcher Workmen and the United Pack­ inghouse Workers predicted most of the strikers would be back on their jobs by Monday. Union officers said picket lines would remain at Swift plants around the country until loca l un­ ions approved the agreement. The twuyear pact called for pay hikes ranging from 8Mi to 15 cents an hour, Worker* in the South received the lower wage increase, Swift said, to keep coats in tine with competitive conditions there. This was seen as a m ajor vic­ tory for the company. The two union* had waged a bitter light for equal pay for all area* of the country. But Swift negotiators fougnt against higher pay for the South, contending that pay to w orkers in the area “ already far excesdcd that of competing com panies." f Red Ambassador Heads For Home WASHINGTON f U P D — Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov was on his way home today and diplomats asked how long he would stay. An embassy ollicial Mid "sm ilin* Mike's" trip was a vacation and probably would last a month. Hut the diplomatic corps couldn't g^elp speculating about Menshikov's udden departure. Army Drops Project Rickover Wins Fight 4 Missing In Crash j Art Show Deadline Set By Association Sportsmen's Club To Meet Tuesday $105,000 In Funds Unaccounted For TALLAHASSEE fU P D — Audi­ tors are unable to account (or $33,000 worth ot supplies and $72,000 in fees because of poor rec ord* in the State Department ot Education. State Auditor Bryan Willis said Thursday “ no opinion could be expressed" on the accountability Bobby WUbora at Enterprise fa at the supplies, which w ere office one of the three boys represent­ supplies used by the department. ing DeLand High School at the He said the reason was inadequate Future Farmers ot A m erica Na­ tional Convention this week. He fa WUlls said the $r$,000 w as to the son ot Mr. and Mr*. Howard fee* from teacher certification WUbora. end accreditation. Future Farmer Meet Pressure Mounts As Court Delays Steel Crisis Action rs Meat-Packers End Seven Week Strike NO. M S LochArbor, Tanglewood TempleTerrace'Critical' News Briefs Disillusioned Fighters Form Anti-Castro Underground Property Owners ToGet Sanford Tax Bills Nov. 1 FLO R ID A County Begins Study To Find Way To Control Flood Water DETROIT (UP1) — N egro Coagressmsn Charles C. Diggs o f D e­ troit today Informed Mississippi Gov. J. P. Coleman that he has “ postponed for the tim e being" his proposed "national march oa Mississippi." M IAM I (U PD — The form er commander of Fidel Ca»tro’e air force »aid Thunder aa antiCastro underground hae been formed by former comradas-lnarms a t the Cuban revolutionary leader. The ea-officer also blamed CuR a n government anti-aircraft fire tot the death at two perion* dur­ ing a leaflet-dropping air raid on Havana Wednesday. H o aaid the foveram eat attempted to make M appear the leaflet airplenea SAN FO R D , ROBERT E. E A R N S has accepted ghairmunahip of the Christnm* Seal fund drive which will run from Nov. 16 through December. Presenting Kama with symbols of the drive against tuberculoaia la Mra. Lorraine G r a h a m , executive secretary for the Seminole County Tubcrculoaia and Health Association. E ighty per cent o f funds re­ ceived through Christmas Seal sales will be used to fight TB in Seminole County which now has l.'L'l known cases. P L A N E L Y S P E A K IN G , th a t* a car which la landing In top ncene at a Boston airport, whare invantor Moulton Taylor demonstrated how quickly it could become a road vehicle by driving it to an auto show. The Aerocar la 21 feet, six inches long and the wing spread ia 84 feet when open. Van Doren Admits Giving DA OfficeWrongAnswer NEW YURK (U P l)-D ia t. AUy. Frank Hogan said today that Charts* Van Doren haa admitU d ha gava aa incorrect answer to tlie district attorney’* office when questioned as to whether he had received question* o r answers while winning $129,000 oa the tel­ evision quiz show "Tw enty-O ne." Hogan refused to say whether Van Doren admitted receiving any questions or answer* to advance of hts appearance on the TV show. Asked If Van Doren, to appear­ ing at the district attorney's of ace. had given incorrect answers 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UP1) — Stock prices at 1 p. m .: \merican TAT , 78, American Tobacco .............. 102V* Hcthlrthem Steel .................. 55 C A D ....................................... 67 Chrysler ................... »•'« Curtiss • Wright .................. Jo's DuPont ZMt's Kastman Kodak ..................... 91 Ford Motor ........................... Sits 76 General Electric .......... sicns-ral Motors 52'« 2<g , ; ra|,lm . Paige 3S Inti TAT .. 41H Lor ilia rd . . 21 Minute Maid • a s * * * * * * 107 Penney . « ... 16'« Penn lilt ............. 48 Scars Itocburk •• 4544 Standard Oil (N J j 2D* Studebakcr ........... 98's It. S. Sled Wevtinghouse El...................... 95 Collins, McCarty Have Falling Out TALLAHASSEE (U P D — Poll tical observers said today that relations between Just resigned Cir­ cuit Judge John McCarty and Gov. lo-Koy Collin* may be near the breaking point over reapportionment. McCarty, of Tort Pterea, resign­ ed as Judge Thursday so ha could begin an informal cam paign for governor. Collin* accepted the res­ ignation immediately after reading McCarty's telegram. Collins and McCarty, knows to b« d ose personal friends, have dilfrrrd sharply over the proposed 44 >enator, 103 reprerentaUv# reapportionment amendment which will go before th# voters Nov. 8. Collin* supports M and McCarty oppose* it. McCarty ha* mad* no boo** about wanting to b* governor aver since ha helped run th* atata'i top office during hi# brother's eight month illness. After Gov. McCarty dtod. John MrCsrty reluctantly stepped aside to let Collins make the race. to the lam * quesUona asked by a grand Jury, Hogan aaid: “.Yon will have to amehsde that they wsr* to the tam e area.” Van Doren previously had told the grand Jury that he did not receive either question# or answer* to ad vence. “ 1 think be gave truthful an swers today,” Hogan said, refer ring to a 5-minute conference with the 33-yvarold Columbia Unlver ally instructor. Van Doren, who said he met with llogsn of his own volition, told reporters on leaving the dis tricl attorney * oflice: " I ’ m sorry; I can't comment. I’ m to a hurry. 1 have a class." Fears of a federal crackdown on TV quit shows spurred major networks today In police their programming pracUcca. President Eisenhower got the cleanup operation into high gear Thursday afier he ordered the Justice Department to investigate Ihe rigging of television shows. The president, at his vacation retreat in Atlanta, Ua., laid that if true, the practice was deplor­ able and "a terrible thing to do to the American public." ; The Justice Department In Washington announced immediate­ ly that “ Appropriate action will be taken." The 1'ulumhM Broadcasting Sys­ tem. first of the m ajor networks to voluntarily police Ha program ­ ming practices, already has drop­ ped quiz shows and give-away pro­ gram*. John A. Aaron and Jesse Zousmer, co-producers of Ihe popular interview program. “ I’erson-ToI’ erson," resigned Thursday after CBS ('resident Frank Stanton re­ vealed the program was rehears­ ed. Aaron and Zousmer accused Stanton of making an “ unwarrant­ ed slur" about the program and requested release from their con­ tract*. Stanton agreed and accept­ ed their resignations. “ All I have asked you is that >ou inform Die viewing public ot Ihe production practices on “ Herson To-Person" so that the pro­ gram can be exactly what it pur­ ports to b e ," Stanton aaid to a letter to the cu producers. Th* National Broadcasting Com­ pany, whose quiz shows have b*fn the chief targets of congressional Investigators, pledged it* full co­ operation to the attorney general in his investigation. The National Broadcasting Com­ pany, which has not beetn Involv­ ed ia any charges, had no Imme­ diate comment. In Chicago, Earl W. Winner, chairman o f the Fedsral Trad* Commission, said that thus far "there can be no doubt that th* ••If-policing Job was muffed and added that the question of selfdiscipline was basic to the net­ works' survival. determine what the county can do on flooding conditions to these areas and to "clea n u p" the cri­ tical drainage problem there. Krider said that lakes In th* county art at their hlghaat level In 50 years and th* recent rainy ■pell has added to the woes of residents In there a n a s. PHILADELPHIA (U H > —Short­ County Engineer Bob Dtvls said this morning that th* big­ ages ot steel dug m ore deeply Into gest problem now la that there the nation's econom y today with are no outlets for overflow s for no immediate end at the 101-day some of the larger lakes to Um steel strike In sight. area. Tha Third U. 8. Circuit Court aI "1 don't know what w* will do If there rains continue," bo Appeals aaid it would not reach laid. a decision on whether a Taft* "W * have the threat of Hartley law Injunction to ood the many lakes overflowing unless th* rains fat « p ," Davis em- walkout o f $00,000 steelworkers was nccetM ry and constitutional ph salted. On# possible way to allevlato until ta rly next week. the problem fa Installation of now Steel Industry executlvea Thurs­ pipes la there flooded area* that day said tha pressure from at**! will have sufficient capacity to consumers was on and the strike earry off th* excrea waters In a hid to end soon. reasonable length ot time, Davis The court heard arguments h e ft Thursday on the appeal o f the Another serious problem, Davis United Steelworker* Union from said, fa that many flooded septic the injunction Issued earlier la tanka are not functioning and are the week fa Pittsburgh. Th* creating • health menace. strike will cootfau* until the Krider said Vm eomptlrefanew eqw t reaches g daafalon. plan t e take em ergency method* President Elsenhower, blocked when possible as they have been at least temporarily fa hia efforts bombarded with complaints from to end the strike by the Injun*, all over the county. live process, issued another ip A survey fa being mad* to find ptal to negotiators for manage* th* necessary width and length ment and tbc union to settle their of a proposed ditch to drain th* differences voluntarily far the Temple Terrace and Tanglewood good o f the country. areas, Davis said. A path haa The president, painting a grim been cleared for the mile-long economic picture If the strike channel to run from Tanglewood continues, called an unusual newa to Esstbrook in Winter Park conference at his vacation White where a ditch built b f Orange House at Augusta, Ga., to a t e County starts. c u u th* situation. Even If Temple T errace and Tanglewood residents decide they don't want to psy part of the ditch’s cost, the survey informa­ tion will be valuable, since ulti­ mately a permanent drainage system must be made available to the south Seminole area, Davis explained. The Sanford-DeBary Entertain­ If residents don't participate to e drainage system plan, a per­ ment Association will have ito manent system will be delayed ticket drive for subscription* In for Temple Terrace and Tangle- the Mutual Concerts Nov. 2-15, Th* Stetson Choral Group will wood. Davis said. Ilowaver. the county may pay for taking off Ihe be featured In the first program flood waters sooner, he explained. Nov. 19, Association co-chairraae Th* cost ot a drainage district Frink Mebane Jr. said yesterday. hie dancing to residents of th* area should Jose Greco and be known to six weeks, Davis troupe and th* Florida Sym­ phony Orchestra will appear fa said. Complaint* about washouts and other monthly perform ances. A Mutual Concrrt program will flooding should be made to the he presented each month except engineer's office, Krider said. December from November through March at the Civic Center. Sea­ son subscriptions will be $5 per person. Tickets will not be sold for Individual perform ances, Mebane said. Ths association will have a sales WASHINGTON (U P D - Living office In downtown Sanford dur­ costs climbed to an all time high ing the two weeks of Its ticket in September, the government re­ sales drive. Co-chairman with Mebane ia DeUary's Chester ported today. Rearick. Consumer prices rose fur all ma More than 500 tickets haye bees Jor groups of goods and services except transportation. Food, hous­ sold. Sales goal ia 1.000 subscrip­ ing, medical care and personal tions. services all cost more. The Labor Department's con sumer price 1mlex rose four tenths of a point from August to a Sep­ tember level of U5.2. The Index la based en a 1947-1949 average of prices taken as too. The September Index meant that a market basket of goods and serv­ HUNTSVILLE. Ala. (U P D - T h u ices costing $10 a decade ago cost head of th* National Aeronautics $12.52 last month. The Index has gone up in five and Space Administration said of th* past six mouths. It dipped Thursday the Wrrnher von B riu a slightly In August after setting a missile team will bo glvea addi. tionit rocket assignments. record of 124.1 la July. “ It I* too early to talk specif, Th* Labor Department’s price chief, H. E. RUey, pointed out lea," Dr. T. Keith Glennan. NASA tb it some of the increase in r e ­ chief, said here at th* Arm y Belcent months was seasonal. He said Ultic MlsstU Agency. "T h ere will surely be addition­ Uis outlook lor October and No­ vember wa* for declines in food al rocket vehicle assignments" prices, possibly Including big r e ­ for the Redrton* Arseoal team beaded by Von Braun at H uate duction* to meat costs. villa. Glennan made hia comments l i ­ ter arriving to work out plans o f The Marine CUy Boat works fa transferring the Array’s missile Csseelborry wa* broken into expert* to NASA aa ordered by sooetlaM last sight, the Ib a rtifa President Elsenhower this week. office reported today, reputlea However. Glennaa said "NASA were still Investigating the break • | certainly does Intend to keep the ia late tbs* m a n u a l i Redstone loom to Uuntavilfa." Concert Series To Open Nov. 19 Living Costs Reach New Record High Yon Braun To Get Additional Work Breakin Reported J �MissionServicesAt Sunday SdM H ........ie:N a. m. Manias Warship .... Usee a. m. r « M l M i '• MeetingT:Upi m. RvsMaf Wankip . . . . . . I ::e pi m. f < i flrayar i m w M l p. a . tS Z m S m iv ..... m pi m. Presbyterian . FIRST PHESBYYHRUN church oak Aft. aai A M S t Morning W a r * * .............. a. Header Saheal...........l t « l a Mtniaa Wtrahte .... U M a, Senior FcDewlWp .... l i N f Eftaiag Winkle .. 7:39 p Wed. Prayer Service....7:99 p *. . a. a. m a. Layman's Service Scheduled Sunday In the lu t glow of the euniet, this sailboat seems to be alone In the vastnne of. the act. And yst it Isn't Were this boat suddenly to g it into trouble, helping hinds would swiftly come to the rescue. First, Third loader Lutheran GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTSEBAN CHUBCH Baaferd Skrlae Oak lal 84. aad Las Ara. Kraast Bolick Jr, ............ Pastor Ckuttkleboal. . . . . . . . . . 1:00a. as. Moralag Worship........... l l i l t a. ■ LUTHXBAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER I N V . U B Plate Herbert W. Goersa...........Filter Suadtv School .......... 1:11 a. m. Adult Bible C lu e ........9:15 a. a . Warship Bervlce...... 10:30 a. a . Other Chttrchei OF GOD CBUBCH car. nth aad Kla H. M. Snew .................. Suaday Beheal ......... 9:4! Morning Waraklp Evtalag Worship....... 7:1 Wad. Prayer Sarviea ... 7:1 Park Art. and Ilia ML David S. Carnefis ... Pai Suaday School .. 9:45 a. Moraine Worship .... Midi a. Evening Servlea ....... 7:45 p A.Y.F.-Youth Servlea .. 9:30 p Wad. Prayer lerrice S:0P pi BT. LUKE'S LUTHERAN Starts (New Ortede) Stephen M. Tuby ............ Pas Ur Moralag Worship....... I:U a. a . SUnday School ............ 9:00 a.a . Christian Day School, Msadly through Friday — Eladargtrtaa • Vuaday School......... UtOO a. m. Elaasaatary.................. 1:00 a.a .Sunday Worship........ 11:00 a. m. Wsdnssday Sorvlct .... 1:00 p. ns. Methodist Tuesday Bolding . 2:30-4:50 p. ns. Thursday Bsadlng 2;1<M:30 p. as. FAST METHODIST CBUICE 419 Park Ara. T. C. O'Stern ................. Pastor CHURCH OF GOD Maralip Worship......... S.M a. a . Froack Art. aad 3tad St Suaday School 9:45 a. a . Morning Worship U:00 a. a . Joel D. Brown ................. P MYV Mooting* ...0:00 D- a . Sunday School............ 0:45 Wad. Fraytr sanies Evangelistic Servlea .. 7:80 (Intermediate, Baler) Tuesday Sanies..........7:30 Teacher Trataiag Course Evening Worship .... T:30 p. m. CHURCH OF JESUS CHB1ST FEES METHODIST CMUKCH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Lanre) Are. at 4tk a t City Hall Ira E. lUadasa Jr. ........ Pastor J. G. Brooks ... Branch President Suaday School ...9:43 a .m . Sunday School ......... 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship .. 10:45 a. m. Sacrament Masting .... 0:00 p as. FMY . . . . . . . . . . . ... Turn p a . Evening Worship .... 7:30 p a . Mon. PMY Becreatloa 7:00 p a . FIRST PENTECOSTAL Tuea. FMY Fraytr .. 7:30 p a . CHURCH OF LONGWOOD Wad Prayer Servlea 7:30 p a . E. Ruth Groat .............. Pal Sunday School ........ 10:00 a. Moralag Worship CHURCH Evening Servlet G ins Heights Wed. Prayer Servlea W E. Timms ................. Pastor FrL Prayer Service . Sunday school.......... 10:00 n. m. Morning Worship........11:00 n. m. M. Y. F, ,5.30 p. m. Evening Sarviea ........7:30 p. m. Wad. Fraytr Sarviea .. 7:30 p. m. C. W. Beach .................... Pastor GRACH NETMODBTT CHURCH Saturday Sabbath School 9:80 a.m Morning Worship .... 11:00 a. m. ? K a y R e b o o t ......... 9:4 3 a . m . W. Thomas Parson.* Jr. Pastor Wad. Prayer Service .. 7:30 p m. - M o m n g W o rsh ip .. . . 11:00 a . w . Suaday School ...........9:43 a. m. ‘ fniafcg uafeo ...... 4;U p. m. Moralag Worship ...< It a. m. Mi iMag Sarviea........7:00 p a . MYP ...................... 4:30 p m. THE IEV1VAL TABERNACLE Wad. fraytr Sarviea 7:30 p m. (A naw Church serving a new 34th aad Chasa Ava. Suaday School ........ 10:00 a. m Community) Morning Worship .... 11:00 a. m isitholic FOSTER CHAPEL Evaalag Worship .... 7:43 p as — ALL SOULS CATHOLIC METHODIST CHURCH Thursday Sarviea........7;4B p as rr church oak Ava. at 9th SL Rev. Richard L y ots........ Pastor UNITY CENTER OF SANFORD Zfunday Masses........... 7:00 a. m. Wamaa’s Clab-MO Oak Ava. #••••909 •:50 a. m. Josephine B. Stuck!*........ Pastor m m m ; 10:00 t . W. Sundry Worship . . . . . 11:00 a. m. . . . . . . . . 11:80 a. m. JkHy Mean.................. 7:11 a. m Tuasday Class JhriitUn TEE SALVATION ARMY 114 JL leaoad Sk SS H » CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Path Ava. at 84th Bt. M r . Fred Enaminger Aiso. Pastor tB M a S e b a o i .. . ..it U s a ■aralag Wanhip ... )l:0o a. m. Fellowship . . . . 7:30 p. m. Shurch Of Christ •S CHURCH OP CHRIST lad 8L aad Bias Ava. . IliOSa. m. Youth aarrlo* .......... 7:48 p as. Evangelistic aarvlea l : t f p » Wad. prgydr aarvlea So it la with life. A t limes you may feel very much alone— ytt in reality you ara not. For if you didn't have a single friend in Sunday: Sunday School ........ 10:00 a. Holiness Heating . . . . n oo ». Street Meeting...........9:30 p YPL ........................... 7:90 p Salvation Meeting ... . 7itO p Tuesday: Carp Cadets............ 3:30 p Bead Practice...........4:00 p Ladle* Hum* League 7:80 p Thun. Prayer Service 7:80 p let. Stmt Uaatlag « . » p THB SANFORD CONGREGATION OP JRHOVA1T8 WITN188ES tail W. let Sk Sunday Wotehtowar Study........ .............. 8:00 p Wad. Bible Study...... 7:80 p. Pri. Ministry School ... 7:30 p. Friday Sarviea--------- I JO p 'the world, you would have the Church. e The Church welcomes everyone— and that’s a pretty big thing when you stop to think about 1L It means that always there is a doer open to you. You have but to turn the knob. Chart a new course for yourself. Start going to church. When Fellowship Meet Slated For Church The first '•FsraUy Fellowship'1 meeting will be held at the Grace Methodist Church Suaday evaalag. The church is located on Oaora Hoad at Woodland Avenue. A alagsplratioa program will begin at 3:30 with a catered fried chicken supper to follow at d p. m. After supper an adueatlon. at film oetlUad "A Chance to Grow" will be shown to the adults and young peoplt. During this time an arts and craft* class for be sinners and prim arias will be hold. The children will make kellowcen masks. A nursery attandanl will cart for the bablaa and children of nursery age. Plana art being formulated foe a mealing of this type once a mOoth. DeLand Church Official Slatad Dr. Richard H. Harvey of DaLand will bo tha guest speaker at The Alliance Church Sunday morning. Dr. Harvey it tha new­ ly elected superintendent of the southeastern district of tha Christ­ ian and Missionary Alliance. Tbit district Includes all Alliance Churches In Florida, Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi. Dr. Htrvey will be introduc­ ed to the congregation and will bring the message of the morn­ ing. The morning worship services begin at 10:10 and Is preceded by Sunday School at 9:45. The At* Bence Church la located on Park Ave. at Ulh St. A cordial Invi­ tation is extended to tho public. Costume Party Slated Saturday A spooky costume party will bt held Saturday night at Tho Alli­ ance Church beginning at 7:00 p. ra. All tha youth of tha church will gather for a time of acary fel­ lowship aad fun sponsored by tha A. Y. P. A "Spook House'' will bo prepar­ ed to provide ghostly thrills for all preMot, Bobbing for applet, roast­ ing marshmtUowi, aad a prise awarded for the best costuma will highlight tha evening of frolic. Halloween Party Planned By Church The Pilgrim Fellowship of tho Charth Of Gad Of 097 HUB An J. H. Messer .......... •j»“ Up School ........ Moraing Worship .... EvaageUatio Service Woman’s Mlisioosry Youag paepla’ a Service, W td ........... T H E CH UR C H FOR ALL . . . A LL FOR TH E C H U R C H TW« Ctiwcli b Uw (Rtifit Ittiw m nidi fat ill* buiUin* si cbliMltt and |*sd clliuuhip. |l it a iloftkouit si ipaiiluil .aluat. Without a •iienj Chuuh. twitlwr JtmetiMy no*cmlitalisa las iunit*. Th«it art four touad ttaisa* why attiy ptitas thouId an. nd ttnicti ntulnly and ■vwort iht Church. Th.y aitt ( I ) Far hit sms u L . ( 2) Far bii dildin't u i i . ( 3) For dtt u l i s( hit cosununily aad nation. ( 4) For lh« talc si iht Cl tilth tlttlf, khich andl hit moial and tsaltiial auppoit. Plan Is |S la thatch itfulaily n d in d your Bihb daily. t>»y a.nd./ Sl.ad.jr T*M4.r WsdsMde. TkunSsy Fudsy Ssturday h tk Lui* r iiimi onn « C k lllU g V u iN « :::: io; a -a a 1*4 IT S . . . sissie s. I T T.i P.Atm* 77 IS*14 JtM BM i IS S-S you d?, you’ll find that your voyage through life has acquired fresh The support o f the Church Series is sponsored by the following Business Firms �. —— — TrU • <•:' ' * r ' O ei « , . V -r1'■< ' lM P P ig e -a ~ r ' . 8 T V Actor Mrs. Wilson. Feted Bride-Elect Honored i? Tha hom e of Mrs. Howard Mootalth on MellonvUle Avenue was the scent o f a linen shower this ails m oan given In honor o f Miss Harriett Bedding, brlde-tlect. A pink and wbita eolor scheme was uied In the party appoint- fa c u lty Husbands Honored Beauchamp's Host At Cocktail Party « M itt. GEORGE OTTO, president o f tho County Home Demonstration Council, is shown receiving a certificate award from Miss Myrtle Wilson, Home ilemonstration spent. The award, presented a t the last quarterly meeting, was for attending a coursa at the Gainesville council meet, Fauver, Others receiving certificates .ire from left to right, Mrs. ltnrold 1 M rs. H . L. Johnson, M iss Eva Hunt and Mrs. E. L- Fulford. ft&UuojtaU V F W Auxiliary Starts Mr. and Mrs. Herman E. Mor­ ris have returned home from Mi­ ami where they were called due to the critical illness of her aunt, Mr*. E. A. Perry. The condition On heels of their very success­ of Mrs. Perry has “ slightly Im­ ful Hobo Hop and dinner held proved." last month, the membera of the Mr. and Mrs. Howard Montelth I.*dies Auxiliary to the Veteran* wilt leave Saturday for a week'* of Foreign Wars started plana visit in Wayncsville, N. C., They Tuesday night for a Thanksgiving are looking forward to seeing parly, with the tentative date set vivid Autumn colors which are so at November 24th. Plans were beautiful in that section of the country. Thanksgiving Plans O viedo HD Club Elects O fficers An Oviedo Home Demonstration Club election of officer! and plan­ ning meeting was held recently at the home of Mrs. W, P. Carter, Lake Charm Circle. O fficers re elected to serve the 19ifl 60 term were Mrs. Lynn H os­ ier, president; Mrs. E. G. Cross, vice president; Mrs. Wltliam W. Dietrick, secretary and Mrs. C. S. Lee Sr., treasurer. Mrs. Lawrence Wood Joined the club. Other than tbe officers and Mrs. Wood, those attending were guests, Mr*. W. B. Young. Mrs. Arthur Metcalf and Mrs. W. A . Ward Jr., ami members, Mrs. J . H. Lee Jr. and Mr*. Robert Lee. Guests were served a light r e ­ freshment course upon arrival at tho meeting which began at 9:15 a. m. Sorority Plans Bake Food Sale M R S . F L O Y D H A R R IS, standing, was guest of honor at a coffee given at tha home o f Mra. Eari Y ates. The hostess left, is seated with Mrs. Lewis D. Tam ny, (Herald Photo) Dawn G azil Has Party Slavia Day School Hears Rev. Obeda A baked food sal* wilt be held Saturday, Oct. 14, by the Gamma Omega Chapter of Epsilon Eigma Alpha starring at » s. m. Cakes, pits, cookies, brownies ami candy will b t offered it the •ale to be held in front of the Food Fair. The Rev. John Obeda, Trinity Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gaxil enter- Jotene Dennison. Tad Pippin, Ger­ kilned with a party for their ald Behrens, Rose Kcnis, Billy Church, Bradford, Ont. presented Dyson, Bruce Steagall, Teresa *i lecture, using colored slides, on laughter, Dawn, on bar Mh birth­ Parris, Revonda Guess. Terry day. Martin. Kenneth Woodall, John Home Missions, Sunday, at St. Dawn's little klndsrgsrttn Downey, Charles Beck, David Luke's Christian Day school audi­ friends gathered at her home Carter, Brenda Strswder, Abby torium, Slavia. Mrs. Obeda, who is the former where they sang Mags, played Walts, Dianne Feddsrson, Donna Sxllee and W teacher, Mr*. J. Marion S'.anka, was a graduate gam es and received "surprises" W. Carter. of Oviedo High and taught in of balloons on sticks. Other friends, not from her the school at Slavia until her Birthday rake and ice-eeeam elass, w ere Jean Carter, Brenda m arriage, two years ago. w ere enjoyed by Toni Farrow, Carter, Randy Strowder and Mrs. The couple are guests of her Ralph Strowder. aunt, Mrs. Julianna Stanko. . Paris leather manufacturers Wfcave saved up an idaa from shoe designs for a rainy day—4h* shoe keel umbrella. The heel Is studded with rhinestones and mads of aluminum with a copper top. It is mounted on a black handle. SALE Am ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP Soviets 2617 S. FRENCH AVENUE ON HWY. 17-92 S., SANFORD, FLA. JUST M discussed for serving a turkey din ner, with all the trimmings to be followed by a dance in the Local V. F. W. post home on tha lake front. M em bers also resumed sawing for the Veterans confined to the hospital In Lake City, and scraps of material brought in by members and others will be made into lap robes, scuff* and ditty bags by m em bers who sew. A special "Thank You” la extended to Mr. Fierro, of the Plerro Mamifactur Ing Company, for donation of scrap material to the projtcl. Members will attend s rercpllon and dance to be held in honor o f tha Department of Florida presi­ dent, Mrs. Katherine Mustek, at Orlando on November Hlh. It w as announced that there will be a Joint meeting with the men o f Post 3202, to be bald nest Mon day evening. October 2Sth, at the post home. All members are Invit­ ed to attend this Important meet ing. The meeting was conducted by Mr*. Eva Wynne, president, with Mrs. Kdna Norman serving as secretary pro tern. Mrs. Norman, who is also treasurer of the auxi­ liary, reminded members that dues for 1960 are now due sod pay­ able. The Auxiliary welcomed Mrs. Beulah Miller, who haa been seri­ ously ill, back to the meeting last night.Mrs. Miller thanked those who gave flowers, cards, prayers and time In silting with her while vhe w as In the hospital. W AGON F A 2-7956 or F A 2*1754 ENDS » *• «• jfct. SATURDAY BUI Weston, actor on the High­ w ay Patrol TV show, seen week­ ly on channel I , is here from New Y ork to work with Plsyhouso N avy, a group o f local thcspiins, and to direct tha next production which will bo Bell, Book and Candle. The play will be present­ ed early In December. Playhouse Navy, sponsored by Special Services, recently named Mrs. G. F. Wilster as president o f the group. Other officers are Jack llorn cr, vice-president, Mrs. Charles Earls, secretary and Mrs. J . J. Sitcikow sk), publicity. Any aervlce man, whether active er in the Reserve or retired, and dependents, and any civil service em ploye on the Naval Air Station base, is eligible for membership in tbe playhouse group. The San­ ford Day Nursery has set special ralea for the nights of rehearsal and presentations. For added information about Playhouse Navy call FA 2 2309 or FA 1-IT42, David Richarde C elebrates 9th David Richard* recently cele­ brated hie ninth birthday with a party. A Halloween theme wee used la decorations and games of cro­ quet, basketball and football were played. Refreshments were serv­ ed to Chris Lee Woods, Jim Alder, Jerry Daniels, Jan* llele, T om m y Lynn, Jerry Smith, Terry King, Pam , Becky, and Barbara Gowen, Barbara Fogg, Stave Barrowm en, Judy Ann Washburn, David Moore, Hugh Mahlke, BUly Dodson, Steve end Sandy Fletcher, Janet Lewie, Tommie Sue Hughes, Bobby Repp, Michael, Preston and Debbie Richard*. Assisting with tha serving w ere Mrs. S. M. Richard, Sr., Mrs. Ruth C ow in and M n. Pat Flet­ cher. Oviedo Personals Missionary To Talk At Methodist Church The Calvary Quartet Calvary Baptist Church i O viedo Elects St. Augustine, Florida With Cheerleaders Rev. Armando Silverio, Pastor ! Elected by vote of the Oviedo High Student Body as cheer lead­ ers for the year are Gladys and Carol Alford, Pat Jackson, Julie Gore and Bessie and Junle Flem ­ ing. Tbe only newcomer to the group is Carol, who replaces Melanie Jackson, a 1939 graduate. Electors from each grade chose the girls at a meeting last week. Will Sing In Central Baptist Church 14th and Oak Ave. Home Study Hints Desk top* for home study should be a t least two feel by four fe e t The Evening Circle of the Grace in era* and 21 to >0 Inches from Methodist Church will meet Mon­ the flour, depending on the child's day, l p. m.( at tbe home of •is*. Mrs. Emory tpalr hi Floral Heights. Co-hostesses will bo Mrs. Earl Dossey and Mrs. BUly Vlhlen. FRID A Y, O C T O B E R 23 7:30 P. M. RAVENNA PARK Qualify u a lot o f Jjiile JhinqA SPECIAL PRICES Quality la reflected In the general appearance o f Ravenna Park. The home* arc "apaced for living" — Lot frontages are 75, 80, and 85 feet. Y ard* nrc sprigged, nnd neatly landscaped with shrubs and trees. And home exteriors are color coordinated— your horns will blend harmoniously w ith your neighbor's. Dry Cleaning Kitchen Equipment With VA •IMIAlttlllCTRIC PANTS SKIRTS SUIT $ Built-In Oran and COATS ANY 3 110 E. Home Of 2nd S t. AH Kitchens $450 DOWN Unit fully tquipped. Monthly LIKE Payments RENT! JUST 1.9 MILES WEST OF THE TRAFFIC LIGHT AT 20th * FRENCH Construction Company Inc. Careful Cleaning” Sanford DRIVE OUT TODAY! SUoem aheb DRY CLEANERS “ The In M any Home* With FHA Financing — As Little As Surface F or Financing —* NOTHING DOWN by MORE DAYS SALE \ ' "i i •‘icya-$a» M n . W. P, Chapman and Mrs. i orated with th« figure * W i s gold Crenshaw were hostesses to and nestled la fo ld laee. » aurprUe celebration. Tuesday. | Mrs. W ilson's two nleeea, M rs. honoring Mrs. T. L. Wilson on m . Crenshaw and Sira. Earl Crenher loth birthday. The party was ,haw o f Orlando, cut and aerVM given at the home o f Sira. J . B. the cakes with Hawaiian putsch Craw ford on Lake Mary. aD(j .herbert. ■uu 9M VLUC1 h They AII*J w were e n assisted W W IfV r a n y rooms were decorated with by the hostesses and Mrs. Craw* arrangements o f Fall flowers and ford. potted plantr. The dining room During tbe afternoon p a rty table, overlaid with a white cloth, Mra. W. S. Thornton entertained w as centered with a large beauti­ with e program of Folk song* and fully decorated birthday cake stories and the honoree w as prt« which was encircled with hibiscus lented with many lovely gifts. in various shades of pink. Another Am ong the birthday rem em ­ table held a large white cake dec- brances was a leather bound Blbln engraved with her name in gold and presented to her from a group of her friends. •• Other guests were Mr. and M rs. C, C. Priest, Rav. and Mrs. H en ry t-nrnb. W. S. Thorton, Mr. and M rs. R. W. Turner, R. F . Crenshaw. M r. and Mrs. George W. M or­ J . H. Stephan, U. H. B rock, Mra. gan have returned from a plana E. E. Lloyd, Mrs. Octavla Kunthtrip to Columbus, Ohio, where ley. Mrs. Olive Wells. Mra. L illian they were guests of his sister Rush, Mr*. Bertha David, M r e .1 * and brother-in-law, Mr, and Mrs, U. H lckock, Mrs. C. L. Hewaon. John CaUbeck and to Louisville, Mrs. J oy Bailey, Mra. M. E . In* Ky.» where they visited her nleco ker, Mra. Georgia M cClelland, and nephew-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. E va Harkay. Era. C. F . BranPaul T . Callaway. nan, Mrs. Flossie Good son, Mrs. M rs. C h irk s T. N iblick, who J. G. Walts, M n . J . F . Riser, M rs. has been I patient in the Winter W. C. Bradley of Philadelphia. Park Memorial hospital due to Mra. M. D. Monjt, Mrs. Mabln virus pneumonia, has returned Blount and Mrs. L. E. W hite. hom e. Leonard Faulk Jr., mem ber of the Arm y'* six-month reserve program , spent last weekend at hom e after completing his first Miss Charlotte Lewis ad O rlaa4* month o f service at Ft. Jackson, and form er missionary to A fr iia , S. C. M em bers of First Methodist will be the guest speaker la Me* church ar* busily engaged In pre­ K in ky HaU o f tbe First Matbo> lim inary preparations for the diet Church, Wednesday, Oct. M , hom ecom ing held annusUy on the at 7:30 p, m. Everyone la levtted to h ea r first Sunday In November. In­ vitations were mailed to >n for­ Mias Lewis who has a s M d g l m er member* this week. message to the young people. ■ ----------------i Evening: Circle To Meet Monday HALLS W ELCOM E >#■ . “ Homei Built With Pride” GOING »? BUSINESS Ik s S.f'' ► T o Direct W ith Surprise PartyR. r. Group fit Afternoon Party m en u . Lilacs arranged with • Dresden figurine made a lovely arrangem ent on the coffee table end an unusual china epergne filled with fruit was centered on the dining room 'a b le . A f u r the honoree opened her many gifts, Mrs. Monteilh served a pink mid wblte parfait with dainty bridal cookie* to the guesu. Those invited were Mrs. Clarence Redding, mother o f the brideelect, Mrs. Paul CbesUrson, Mrs. Luther Frasier, Mrs. E. C. Harp­ er S r., Mrs. S. G. Harrlman, Mrs. W. D. Hofmann, M rs. Sidney Ives III, Mrs. E . A. Uonforten. Mrs. F lo y d . Palm er, Mrs. Wade Ruck­ er, Mrs. George Stine, Mrs. C, M. Walla, Mrs. Jim Warner. Mrs. George Wells. Mra. W. S. Willis, Tho- "C ountry F rolic," an so- M rs. R. A. Williams, Mra. Harry aual avont sponsored by tha W oodruff, Mr*. F. T . Meriwether. tg v ie d a W om en's Club, was at* M rs. W. R . Anderson and Mrs. Tended by approximately ISO H arry Wilkinson. guests and mem bers. The affair, M lis Redding will be married honoring m em bers' husbands aed to Dick Van Allen in December. faculty o f Oviedo ichoola was held at tho school gymnasium last Friday night. The supper commlUee, Mrs. C. X . Clouts. Mra. Jam es E. Brook­ shire, M rs. J . H. Staley, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Beauchamp John Courier Jr., Mrs. Joseph recently entertained with a cockLelnhsrt and Mrs. Joe Battle ar- tall party at their home on Sun,ng*d for a bountiful supper of land Drive. eat, vegetable hnd u la d dishes Party guesU were Mr. and Mra. and furnished the punch and pine­ Neil M cLeod, Mr. and Mr*. T. apple uptide-down ceke. E. Clevenger, Mr. and Mrs. Wen­ Don McAllister presented sa dell Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Gene after dinner program on sports Miller, Mr. and M n . William and showed a colored film on Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyle Shields, Mr. and Mra. Andy Bol­ Cuba. Out o f town guests and formtr ton, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fltiner, Mr. m em bers o f tho Women’ s elub and Mrs. Robert French, Mr. and w ere Mrs. Lena I. Hunt of Kis- Mr*. M. G . Spain, Mr. end Mra. atmmee and Mr*. David Jackson Jim m y Bratlon and Mr. and Mrs. X . Holcombe*. M l Tam pa. ■? , t i l W. MU BL FA t41M VA �I # Blamed ForAir Disaster WASHINGTON (CPU—The a ril Aeronautics Board said today Cap­ itol Air Lines failed to relay a warning of rough weather to the pilot of a Viscount airliner which broke up in mid-air near Baltimore Way 12. The CAB blamed the crash, in which 31 persons died, on extreme weather turbulence. Capitol strongly protested the board's findings. It said the pilot was warned specifically about the bad.weather before taking off. All 3T passengers and for-' *rrw mepibers were killed when the four-esgine jet-prop plane bound from New York ta Atlanta on Flight 15 split apart He- figure to any political discusslou t an here. Those discussions wdl be The CAB, in a form si accident iarestigatioa report, said veteran pilot William C. Paddack lost con* trol o f the plane at about 14.000 Midgets End Grid Season With Win A D V E R T IS IN G T H E S O U T H M D E School C an tfm l ochodolod Oct. S i am fro m left. Mrs. Sue G a m y . Mr*. D ob Jarrefl and M r*. E m ory T iffan y, shown putting up poster* announcing th t tre a t. T he Southaide P-TO is sponsoring the carnival on the school playground. There'll be pony ride*, clowns and plenty o f game*, the posters say. Woman Has Baby In Car; Says Cop wfll fckfc a ff festival— at I M p. to. today. Oa Katarday wfll o n * tbs law firatanuly breakfasts, a farm h arass cscktoQ p a r ty. a legislative barbsc— aad tbs S—t b a l g s a s a t r » p- ■ -_____ MIAMI (C P U —A couple u i d a m otorcycle potkem aa refused to escort their car through heavy traffic — a hospital Thursday rrv a though the w n a u had jest gtvea birth to a boy la the car. Mather aad baby reached the bewail ml where both w e n reported to good shape. P olice officials cited a policy Reds Put On Pressure agaiui escorting private rrtov through traffic, bet said the offi­ cer ia q o estk a should have offer- stahsw er aad British Pi has Mta­ uter H ereto MecmiUaa, whs waat Quotable Quotes AUGUSTA. Ga.—Ptestos— K** — btaei. statist that ho iavehed too Taff-Hsrtky law cetoen w t y la tha atsal atnk* aad -c o a t keheve tt ia the way to settle USor aa early summit. aad agaiait Ftvach Ptestoeat Charles DeCauUr, w be e a s ts to eatt aatil Sanford Junior High'S Widget team yesterday wound up their season with * ?*«' gin over Pirt Oracgt and • second place stand­ ing m the aia teas Satoord-Daytoes Beach League.. Three touchdowns by Bieky Galtoher. Rusty MseAlister and Billy Kukyeadal helped give the San­ ford Midgets a 4-1 record for the season. Kukyeadal ran to yards for a TD after be Intercepted a Port Orange pass. The Sanford Junior High heavy teas gaae with Lyman, post­ poned Tuesday because of a wet field. wiR be played in the Pea* not Bowl Nov. T. W A S H IN G T O N (U P1) — American official* said today t h e n was a chance that Brook Mando re. the friendly ’‘ Ferdinand” o f British bulla, m ay be able to find asylum in the United States after aU. But they said the 14-month-old A y s h in bull, whose cow-like face and manners have made him a target of British official Ire. will have to squeeze through several legal loopholes before be can achieve sanctuary in the land o f the free. Agriculture Department officials first said the bull's American sympathizers could not grant refuge to the bull which face* a possible death sentence by the British to prevent him from passing on his girlish looks to his descendants. T^.e unsympathetic bureaucrat* cited a restriction that forbids the importation o f cattle from areas like g n gUnd where hoof and mouth disease breaks out from tim e to time. But Claude A . Smith o f the department's animal in­ spection and quarantine division aaid later that Canada in some cases allows the importation o f cattle from Eng­ land provided they first reside in Scotland. He said the United State permits the importation o f cattle from Canada provided they a n legal Canadian residents and meet aQ Canadian health standards. He said there is “ a possibility” th at Brook Mandore could be the bsnefidary o f this England-to-Seotland-to-Cansda-to-the-Unitcd State* grand tour. Board Meeting: The ep iscop al Church women o f Holy Crus* Church will hold s board meeting at 1-50 a. m. Mooday at the p in t s house. DeGaaOa ia also re parted ta waat a perse aa! talk with Russia's Nikita Khrushchev before aay B g Four svostia. Mo—aw radio said, the statew e— was desigeed to correct T o a fik t ia g reports . . . to the D irect d u lls * telephone eaBs Hiaotah* sad to Lions G eneral Roy Kraft— to C h icigo *• — 1 r* Director *» “ ^ Lto“ eaacratiaa at the Clrte Cesttg wi2 s r ^ s s a s a s s : SECURITY Florida W ater Cr Aa la trigw b g Growth priced aha— 1 1 * 4 to t e d — 1 . T O . M gr. to tw e e . what * * * * * * to H n vw a 3* ^ ftd a y I •M aced that Mrs. W. H. T ea s* M the w s r t k i o f the l * * * l ta g Mrs. O. T. Pears— have vet»*• hwmbtsg attach at ^ eevrad to he w n w c h a tr s c e MKMFH1S. Teas. ,UFt> — to tori H arbor.” *sr toe e r tie * . A feiirw to* w p o e r — rears to drivta*. AZn. Lewis, ___ to Ds ^ w u dtecteue^* a Id year sd rafrgvm&ca we PAN ANTONIO. Tow. — Mrv n * . Well Do if e Live l > Tb cha—e. has seso l t o ; torse bariea G. Havana. ZT, mother to Osr Befit N T ' w u the k * £ a g cam. They wees to* w rl eU a ht ■ — i - o p t o t guts e b e d * d tspw to the p reg ra a pcvseaced by bewght them aad coot h a a lotto nhia IS hewn after their birth. M m H. X . R a g awitted by M m to I H L H u ycese« t a t a a tocrihiag her feetu g s. O. D . Landreas. M m W. B. Tauag. Modal -A ” Ford he bought to 1 • * happy to have brought aad M m J . X . Barred. 1 » ! 8wc m , Careful Driver g Sizzling Club Steaks * Salad * Dessert and Coffee Utilities Cewpaay yield » h % K IRK . PWao F A R-Ttol D irect W ire Te A a cere A C a , Members New York Stock R ich . h fr r ^ t e l^ TOUCHTON RESTAURANT Chef's Sunday Special ^ Group M saxger h r ta sford Rob-1 said yeotordiy. Fellowship Votes Additional Aid LIGGETT tt Direct Dialing Demonstration Set spring- feet attitude bee*use to turbulent air conditions. The pis— hurtled downward, building up csectiitn speed. This put too much stress f t it and it disintegrated at about 5.000 feet The board raggeried that the at. eident might have been averted if Capital had passed on la Paddatk a lata "flash” weathaf advtfory warning of thunderstorms and un­ usual turbulence. This informatioa also would hart been bwwn to Paddaefc If plane’s rad'-* had been workum the CAB said. It pointed out hoJI ever, that the radar w u not re­ quired equipment The airline said this was not the case at ail. It said the lata adviiorj actually showed improving weather conditions. The dispatcher did not pais K ou to the pilot Capital said, because he fek the weather was still an unsettled II would be better la «a as dm arig. inal forecast The CAB did not rule out d t possibility that lightning struck the airliner but it found no aigtofirint damage from a possible lightning strike. Ph. NO 8*4011 THE ONE LOW-PRICE WAGON THAT'S ALWAYS BUN FIRST WITH NEW IDEAS CAN NOW GIVE YOU A S0UDER AND QUIETER RIDE THAN ANY WAGON COULD POSSIBLY GIVE YOU BEFORE. BECAUSE NO WAGON EVER HAD A DURA-QUIET UNIBC0Y 6EF0RE. better, with -a eacve&Hoaal body bolts and outa to work Vxm. Coe.'crt to rids and ru e to handling are ■oocsabiy imposed ia tie So&d M Plymouth wagons. S— tiia tog. beerifri wagon—and we think you’re gtong to waat it. a new aaHi rep la gwe yow solid sto n 'o rtim . SOLID PLYMOUTH I960 a t N S m i e - iN t iN iia ia p r o d u c t Df.Moli)* Meet j I �—* ■ ■jiap||i IH , Oct. S3, 1939—Page B Seminoles Host Winter Park In Grid Clash At 8 Tonight Bf JEBBY COVINGTON The victory "H ungry" Sanford Sem lnolci play boat to the Winter P ark Wildcats here tonight with kickoff tim e scheduled for S p. The S cm ioolti, who now have loet four games will w gunning Ipetronger than ever fo r a win tonight over the Orange Belt Conference foes. Last week Coach Jim Pigott and his youngsters traveled to Fort Uycra where they lost a thriller by a score of 14-13. It was the second time this season that the locals lost a game by ■ single point. The Wildcats will be at their best tonight with quarterback Mike Mosher returning to the line­ u p after missing the first half o f the season with an injury. This la their first conference gam e of the season so this is a very Im­ portant tilt for both clubs. The Seminoles easily could m ake a showing in the contcrenctf'Ji they are able to polish off the W ild­ cats, Lakcvicw, and Leesburg. Lakeview is enjoying one o f it's best seasons with a 12 record a t the hatt way point and they f l o o k like the team to beat for ^ t h e OBC crown. The Seminoles are set to go to the air early tonight If they sec (he Wildcat defense will not give Limdquisl and Lovelace running room . GCA lower Takes JNavy Kegler Lead GCA Tower team look ov e r un­ disputed possession of first place in the Sanford Navy Intra mural Bowling League with a four point win over the Heavy Three Char­ lie team. Heavy Three Alla took three from Comhatwing One to tic wlih Heavy Seven Alfa for second O p la cc. Bowling with a blind for the first game the Alfa boys won it then fought off a hard charging wing team as Dumond w as tops for the Three Alfa gang. Boyer bit high for the wing. Heavy Three Bravo spill with the Marines after Uking the first two gam es, only to lose pins by three. Ladd was high for the Lea­ thernecks as he helped the cause with a 3-7 pickup. Mills kept it ^ lo llin g with a 3-10. Communications fell w i t h a bang a i Operations rapped them for three points. Operations drop­ ped Comm into filth place and clim bed into fourth themselves. Stetlcr again led Operations with a 517 series and Webb took honors for the communicators. Helping by way of split • picking were Heuer and Funko with a 3-10 Communications and Steller and nnBurkc the 3-10 and Burke the w 3-7 for Ops. Heavy Seven bravo continued their race to the bottom as they lost three points ot the Kasroni Chiefs. Neri had a 213 559 and led the Seven B’ s to take high aeries for the night. Dumont led Uie C h iefs. Heaven Seven Alfa remained elosc to the top as Laybcrgcr hit for a season high game ot 235, ^ c o u p le d with L'hr'a 2CO. Gators Get Set For Homecoming GAINESVILLE (C P I) — Flo­ rida's Gators will take only light limbering up drills today before meeting first - ranked l-ouuiana State in a homecoming clash here Saturday. 0 C oa ch Bob W oodruff said Thursday that this has been the Gators* best week of practice so far this year. He pronounced his squad "in high spirits and ready to play." Fullback Bob Stilby returned to practice T h u r s d a y after missing one day because ot a boil. HAPPINESS T h e running gam e could be ble L ’ s " have plenty o f potential this week in practice. Co-captain the thing to watch however, if j and both could break the game Neely Ross and Johnny W helcbel, the offensive line It able to give wide open on any run. along with Alex McKlbbin have a little m ore cover than they The Seminole defense looked been the most im pressive this h ave in the past few weeks. Lund- much improved last week and I season ami are expected to carry quiat and Lovelace, the "D o u ­ they have been looking as good | a big portion o f the load tonight. 'Explosive' Grid Weekend Slated U slitd Pres* International UCLA and Auburn, two strong team s on tho rebound, were fa ­ vored to win big games Fridaynight to ingnlte in explosive c o l­ lege football weekend loaded with important conference games. The "w eekend" actually got un­ derway Thursday afternoon when the pissing of H an ey White sparked bow lconscious Clcmson to a 210 triumph over South C ar­ olina in the last gam e of a "B ig Thursday" series that started ba ck in 1996. On' Friday night, UCLA is a Iwo point favorite over the oncebeaten Air Force Academy at Los Angeles and Auburn is a sevenpoint pick over Miami (F la .) in a bailie of once-beaten learns. In the only other major Friday gam es, Boston University is fa ­ vored over Connecticut. Clcmson h id little trouble in trouncing South Carolina before 47,000 fans at the South Carolina State Fair. The rivalry, always colorful and frequently storm y during its 63-year history, will be resumed next year on a homeand-homc basis rather than part of the state fair celebration. White completed nine of 11 pass­ es for Clcmson, two for touch­ downs, and sub Lowndes Shinsler hit on two 'of six as the T igers swapped their usual reliance on rushing for a pass attack be cause of a muddy field. Bill Mathis scored twice for C lcm ­ son, once on a pass from White, and Don Usry slatmncd one-yard for the other Tiger marker. C lcm ­ son, t o, in Atlantic Coast Confer­ ence play, is a rrrt hot post-sea­ son bowl possibility. UCLA (t-2) is on the upgrade after beating California and thus as the home team is rated a slight choice over the Air Force, which suffered its first loss last week to Oregon in an upset after three wins. Auburn's long unbeaten streak was scuttled by Tennessee In the season opener but the Plainsmen cam e all the way back in upset­ ting Georgia Ti < week. MijrtB.-'um ch will be iiufJttjmrti -.,. the line, has lost only to national champion Louisiana Stale. Top-ranked LSU, third - ranked Texas, fourth • ranked Southern California, and fifth-ranked Mis­ sissippi are expected to have fair­ ly easy sailing during Saturday's big gridiron show. LSU is a 13point pick over Florida, Texas is 13 over Rice, Southern California is favored by IH over Stanford, and Mississippi is rated 10 points over Arkansas But second-ranked Northwestern is a more modest six-point pick over Notre Dame, despite N'otro D am e's two losses to Dig Ten teams. Seventh-ranked Penn Slate Is only even money is it shoots v er­ satile Richie Lucas against Illi­ nois at Cleveland in a battle b e ­ tween two teams that beat Arm y by six points each. Tenth rnnk-d Wisconsin is a seven point favor­ ite over Ohio State in a game that may go a lung, long way to­ ward deciding the Rig Ten race. Sixth-ranked Syracuse is a far 21-point pick over West Virginia Wynn Hailed As Top AL Comeback For 1959 N EW YORK (UJH) — Early W ynn, a 3'J-year-old pitcher who belltvcs in growing old g ra cefu l­ ly , was hailed for making the Am erican League comeback of the year today by the United Press International. \V>*rm previously was named to Ihc UPI’i American la-ague AllStar team and also was (licked as the A L ’* pitcher o f the year. A 22-gamc winner for the Chi­ c a g o White Sox, Wynn beat out T ito Francuna of the Cleveland Indians by one vutc, 7-tJ, in the comebnck-uf-ycar balloting, Eddie Yost, Hoyt Wilhelm, Gene W oodling, Bobby Shantz, BUI Tuttle and Ted Kluucwakl aLo were mentioned. Only a year ago, Wynn defin ite­ ly seemed on the downgrade as a top-notch pitcher. He had co m ­ piled a 14-17 record in 1957 and a H 16 slate in 1958 with earned run averages over four in buth seasons. But Wynn's answer to his crit­ ics was a splendid season in which he worked "5 6 innings, had a 22-10 won-lost record, struck out 179 batters and had a 3.FI earned run average, lie pitched five shut­ outs and 11 complete games. The big year also pul Wynn within reach of the exclusive 300. victory club. With 271 triumphs, he is the leading winner am ong active m ajor league pitchers ami the first one in yea is to have a real shot at the 300 mark, Wynn was acquired (rout the Indians Dec. 4. 1957 in a deal that sent .Minnie .Minoso to Cleveland. The 6-foot, 209-pound native o f THROUGH Hartford, A la., broke into the ma-J jo r s with the Washington Sena­ tors in 1941. Fraiituna, 25, (tom Aliquippa, I’a , w m a "mlmiie m an" fur the Indians all year. He played both first base and in the infield on short call, seeing action in 122 games, halting .163, driving in 7u runs ami hitting 29 homers. He hit ouly .254 in 86 gam es with the White Sox ur.d Detroit Tigers in 1958. Senators Promote 4 Bonus Rookies and ninth ranked Georgia Tech a 14-point choice over Tulanc. Purdue and Iowa arc even money in the nationally-televised gam e of the week. In othrr top games: East— Navy Is a three-point pick to wreck Pcnn'a unbeaten record: Harvard 6 over Dart­ mouth and Princeton 12 over Cor­ nell in the Ivy League. South— North Carolina and Wake Forest even and Duke S over North Carolina State in the ACC; Georgia 3 over Kentucky in the southeastern. Midwest — Michigan Slate 7 over Indiana and Minnesota 7 over Michigan in the Big Ten; Missouri 7 over Nebraska and Ok­ lahoma IS over Kansas in the Big Eight. Southwest— Texas A4M 6 over Baylor and SMU It ov er Texas Tech in the Southwest. West— California even with Oregon S t . Oregon 3 over Wash ington. Brigham Young 6 over Denver, Army 26 over Colorado Stale. Father Again Rigney Geh One Year Pact From Sloneham SEC Slaps Fine On Mississippi For Breaking Recruiting Rules SAN FRANCISCO (U PI) — It was back to the old drawing board today for Manager Bill Rig. n cy , who received a "life " T h urs­ day In the form of a one year contract to try and make the San Francisco Glints pennant win­ ners. Club President Horace Stoneham, a reputed hard loser, an­ nounc'd that Rigney would be at the helm again next season as the Giants’ pilot for the fifth lim e. The cherubic Stoneham thus e x ­ ploded any remaining speculation that Leo Durocher, Charlie Dresacn or Lefty O’Doul might get the job . "This is ihe first time I ever signed a one year contract," R ig­ ney laughed during a pre.s con ­ ference. "And 1 feci a litUc in­ secu re." The pact which expired last month called for two seasons. With Its demise went the S i r Francisco hopes of winning a (lag after the club had only been out of New York for two years. The Giants led tho National League hv fwn game* »» Is Sept. 17 then folded a'. ^ third behind Los Angeles . . a lt" waukce. What's Rigney going to do this time to earn his estimated $30,000 ■alary? "W o need a good, sound relief pitch er," Bill said. "I want to keep my star hurlrrs out o f the bullpen. And we're going to have In gel a more seasoned bench. The one was a little young." BIRMINGHAM! Ala. (U P I) — The University o f Mississippi, currently tied for the Southeastt m Conference lead, was fined $1,000 by the SEC for violation of conference recruiting rules, it wav announced Thursday. SEC Commissioner B r r n l e M oore wrote University o f Mis­ sissippi Chancellor Dr. J . D. W ill­ iams that an "alumnus o r friend" of the school was named guardian o f foutbmll player Elbert (Sonny) Holmes o f Forrest City, A rk ., and gave the boy Illegal Inducements. M oore said the alumnus, who also lived in Forest City, filed Heavy Betting Expected In Top TV Fight Tonight NEW YORK (U P I )-B r o a d w a y •’ sportsmen'* report tonight's TV 10-rounder between heavyweight contenders Tony Anthony and Billy Hunter is the biggest belting nontitle light in years, with the price at "even money." As boxing returns to Madison Square Garden alter a 10-week ah- Ole Miss Students Up In Arms Over Big Game Tickets Umpire Marries m S m ! G ait'll (1 7 0 -2 0 0 D T A. H.l and other EL noted physicians ] V of ancient Greece and ^ J Home. Descrip­ tions of t h i s • method of treating bodily ills are also to be found in the ancient manuscripts o f the Egyptians. Hindus and Chin­ ese. Lost .‘or centuries, the prin­ ciples of this system o f prac­ tice were rediscovered by Dr. Daniel Palmer in 1895, and named Chiropractic—a com­ posite o f the Greek words “ Choir" a n d "prnktikos" moaning "done by hand." The basic observations ujurn which this system of practice is built have been successful­ ly applied for fifty years on millions of patients. The remarkable affective ness o f this method in treating disease has won for Chiro­ practic a permanent place in the family of sciences. Jaycee Shoot O One of a scries of articles published in the public inter­ est to explain and illustrate the practice o f scientific Chiropractic, written by Dr. F. Leo Kerwln whose office in located at 201 S. French Ave. and his telephone number k FAirfax 2-7442. W ill be ie e a r store M O N D A Y , O C T. 2C Taking tatisares for Fall aid Wintsr Sella B. L . PERKINS 4 I C SON ! SC O RE BO ARD Each Saturday Downtown Cleaners & Laundry FA 2-52S1 Agreement Readied KANSAS CITY, Mo. 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Listen To | DAY A NMHT of the PHILADELPHIA (UPI> — Neil Johnston, new coach n( the Phila­ delphia 'Warriors, has retired as an active player after eight sea­ sons with the National Basketball Association club, Johnston, still bothered by a knee injury, scored in,U23 (mints for the Warriors dur­ ing his career and won the NBA scoring title three times. WASHINGTON (U P I) — The Washington Senators promoted four bonus rookies today to tlieir training camp roster next spring. | The four who wilt report to Manage! Cookie LakagcUu at tit • lando, Fla., urr pitchers Fred Ituckhaucr ami Rill Topp, infielder Jimmy Hall anil outfielder L a­ mar Jacobs. Bruckbauer is from Sleepy Eye, Minn., and the University of Min­ nesota. Topp from W estern M ich ­ igan University, Hull from Bel­ mont, N. C , and Jacoby from Ohio University. always hot always ctoar always plenty it’s tunetoinstill l n*« super-iibmutd LOUIS M A T T H E W S OXFORD, Miss. (U P I)—Univer­ sity of Mississippi students staged a protest Tuesday In a shortage of Tickets for the annual Peanut tickets for the Miisissippl-Louis- Bowl will go on sale at Sanford iana State football game at Baton Junior High School and Lyman High School, The game w ill be Rouge next week. played at 7 p. m. on N ov. 7, L. L. Love, dean of men, said the protest almost reached the "violent stag e." Students shouted " w e want tickets." Police and school author­ ities quirted the uproar. University auUiurilies »aid 727 students tickets went on sale ami by noon all wrre gone. They said students had begun standing in line at 2:30 a. m. Officials said they had diffku lly getting rid of 3UO tickets three On W.T.R.R. 6:15 year* ago. But this year both Mississippi and Louisiana State are undefeated and holh arc included In Hie nation's top ten teams. There 11.7 So. Palmetto are about 3,609 students here, BY D R . F. LEO KERW1N Tho principles open which the science of Chiropractic is based can be traced to the earliest physicians of an an­ tiquity. They were known wand practiced by Hippocrates. Father of H ) Medicine (460P :i?0 B. r .) by M ure-cipericnccd Anthony—fast, sm art and explosive—would be a solid favorite were it not for the China In his chin. Five o f his seven defeats were by knockouts. Jfc stuns too easily. Hunter, stablrm de o f Sugar Ray Robinson and an enlarged replica of (he middleweight champion, is a tall, rangy left-jabbing specialist who seems to lack stamina. "T the athletic department ha a to accept responsibility fo r such a c ­ tions, whether we are aware of them o r not," Shith said. He added, "We are pleased'th at no faculty member, s t a ff m em ber, student or member o f the depart­ ment o f intercollegiate athletics was involved in any alleged Ir­ regularity in connection ‘ w ith this m atter." M oore wrote that the <|uestIon of "guardianship" w as new. to Mm and " t o my knowledge new to the conference." M oore said the "gu ardian " gave Holmes gifts of 15 and $10 and about $100 worth o f Christmas gifts. The commissioner aald Holmes also was provided the use it a ca r to jo to the Sugar Bowl and other events. M oore said the guardianship was obtained so the boy could be given the gifts "for the purpose o f assuring Holmes' enrollm ent a t the University of M ississippi" end to prevent some non-conference school from luring him aw ay beVre school started. He aald the gifts were discontinued ar?«r Holmes’ scholarship waa w ith­ drawn. Johnson Retires HEALTH History: scn cc. both Anthony of New York and Hunter ot Detroit pre He a combination of class an-i . ... , marks that intrigues vUe netting fraternity before this nationally televised and broadcast ML bouts, M. Smith acknowledged Die* fine and indicated no appeal w ouM b « made. •**> Peanut Bowl Turkey Shoot Slated Sunday The Seminole County Disabled BOSTON (U P I) — The w ife of Veterans Chapter is planning a Cleveland Indians outfielder Jim turkey shoot at 1 p. m. Sunday, Plrrsall gave birth lo their sixth it was announced today. daughter Thursday on the coupie s The shoot will he held in the toth wedding anniversary._ The chapter's lodge area, two miles I’ iersalls. who live in suburban soulh o f Sanford on U. S. 17-92. Ncwtonvilic, also have a son. Shells will be furnished hut all contestants must bring their own guns. CINCINNATI, Ohio (U P I )-S o m c ballplayers may disagree, but there are people who love umpires. Sonja Bochmann, 32. a secretary in league President Warren Giles* offiec here, will marry National League umpire Vic D clm ore, 42, next Wednesday, the guardianship a fte r Holm es signed a football scholarship with Coach Johnny Vaught D ec. 7. 1957, and was made guardian of the star quarterback tho n ext day. Holm es' scholarship w as ca n ­ celled when he married in July 1938. lie later enrolled at the University ot Arkansas w here he ted the 1958 frethman team to fiv e victories and com pleted 24 o f 43 attempted passes fo r 432 yards and aix touchdowns. He h a i been a reserve quarterback on the var. sity squad (his year as a sopho­ more. Ole Mita Alhletie D irector C. „ • ML MO 2307 S. PARK AVE. JUST SOUTH OF 25th ST. 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I T S .li It) News Mi a«e r r » ] Mi Leas Raasar <li Ni i ' i i i TSre'rT i* Ml Nvw Tern Cvar.dee:.al t **Mi Fer Setter er W T:J» M l New# T : i m i Weathar t*l A S i / la Cvert •It (i i h i fer e T 14# Mi LareaHa 1 M ll> 7 s .• Mia Mi Maa t a u Fyae* il> Nett* Psrty Ml lasaytaal I N H i Bath Teeters Ml Gel* Sure* I H Mi J: e ? * , O 't I IS Ml •»*- el-Preiaa Ml Beat t»* Clerk ID FA her McOss •>< MtUy ■SI Wyatt Bara S U M . i n k e r M .rrey Mi Tiyhtray* tit Riflaaaaa 1 Sl Mi FhUiy Marian* Ml Star Tiwe i l l R*4 Shell** II H Mi CBS Beaerte Ml Alta* Theater IS I f M l Keay T alkies Ml Lav# ■*• M erries* "T h e Hidden Image,” a dram a about power polities written by David Karp, is CB S-TV s p la y ­ house M script for N or. 12. with Fraachot Tone. M ania G a b e l Nancy M an k in d and G eorgia G rtuard heading the cast. Imogen* Coca wtfl be G eorge Gabel's guest on hU CBS-TV halfboor Sunday. Nov. 22 . . I mogene's form er b o n . Sid Caesar, gave the U. 5. Steel B o e r its highest rating in seven years with his Wednesday night special. Rock Hudson. Jayne M eadows and stager Jaae Harvey visit the Steve Allen show o o NBC • TV Monday, Nov. 2. Paul G alileo's Christmas fable. "T h e 12th O r­ phan." It ticketed fo r NBC-TV oo Wednesday, Dee. 9 as a ocehour special . . -ABC-TV" a Roger M oore, star o f Th* Alaskan*, h is written a song called, "C om e To My W ed im g" . . . Edw ard R. Marrow wiil narrate an exam ina­ tion o f Am erica's - —id im age on CBS radio Tuesday. N ov. 19, when 'T h e Hidden R e r o lr iio n " •eries returns. Dialing aad Filing: Wasn’ t Charley Weaver's Hobby Lobby, on ABC-TV Wednesday night, risking a "riggtn" investigation when W eaier (Cliff .Arquette) went flying over the stage at­ tached to the raechancial aids of guest Peter Foy? W eaver's show u at i u best when Charley gets a chancy to comment on the props h u guests bring along. A touching contrast oa NBCT V * Perry Como show : Guest Rosemary C ooney c a s e o e in a full-length mink coat, bearing a French poodle and a Hashing ring. A few minutes later. Rosie NEW Y O U (T P I) — T W gatboos* gaag o f thaw b u tin a u . Frank Sinatra, Bing Crotby and D caa Martin. Halted through an entertaW ag hear of tangs, dances and their special brand o f 'w a y out utterances ea ABC-TV. U w as Ttry eaay to take. W arting la front af proper, dignified and te d 'te aeU. the trio frolicked in a carefully carefree fashion and displayed h a p quantit ie s o f personal magnetism. These three men can entertain Just by snapping their fingers. Since it was tailed the Frank Sinatra Show, TO begin by saying the celebrated chairman o f the board was ia command most o f the way. The cseeptioet ca m e when hit untamed baddy: D ear Martin, spstaged Urn with tom e unabashed mugging. Fortunately the trio m aaujrd to avoid em b ar­ rassing. or ultra-inside ad libs. The Sinatra-Craby exchange o f Sepc 9 ia still a m i d m em ory. There was ooiy one loud plug and that w a t earned by M am a who laid down and raised a show to the cam era to display a chalked adrertisraent for kis restaurant. The show bad a com fortable pact, although it was slowed down by an uninspired dance Itataring Mitxi Gaynoc, the only lady guest oo the show. And. treasure ' o f treasures, it even had a sock i finish. As Frank. Bing, 4t>d Dean imitated the Clayton, Jackson and Durante team of years ago, Jim* my Durante — in person — cam e oo to join them. They all itrutlod o ff ia triumph. Aaochcr highlight was Sinatra pretending he was oa a night club floor ia front of the band. There was no need to think about the staging or the camera. Frankie just stood there and put down the songs ia his ajih ontativ* way and it was fine stuff. Prior to that Frankie tat ia with a platoon of children (real looking oae*> to sing H i-H o." That. too. was a knowing show business touch that cam e o ff w e ll Producer-director Bill Coll era n managed the cameras with prcI cisioe. catching the stars in fine ciosetipa to punctuate thsir m oves. Art director Jim Triitipo provided If* TIME to think o f SEE Men in Space oa CBS-TV passed up an effective, dram atic deathin-ipace endmg Wednesday night ia favor af the u r n ! loppy-happy noth. ■ ' v i" J ; ® P *E ^ D IA M O N D S - W A T C H E S GwEltncy Jew«I»r 291 g . Park A re. Clotrd W edaetder FA2-4S9* A iirrn * M t COLD WEATHER US FOR — Open All Day Saturday Durante Got* Co-Staur* I The Channel Swim : H a n y Sal­ ter, producer of Name That Tune, bat been asked by CB5-TV ta d the sponsor to com e up with a suitable new show for the Mon­ day time slo t Tune* was k a y o e d V by the network's new no-qulx poiicy. Salter told U ? I the new show, tentatively called F ace The M uile, would involve a panel guessing song titles, with George DeWrtt as emcee. The CBS p ol­ icy . besides banning big prim s, also prohibits corteitiots from appearing more than once. Producer Walt Fram er reports m he, too, hopes to sell a su bstitu te* for bis cancelled abow. The B ig Payoff. Called Fun. Fashions and Music, Framer would eo-»tar Bert Parka and Bess Myersoo. He said the show would offer ' other nooquix aspects" of payoff. Dane Clark joins Dcaa Stockwell. Ingemar Johansson. Glenda Farrell and Frank McHugh ia the Thursday, Nov. IP CBS-TV adap­ tation of "The Killers'*. Jam es Whitmore la cast as L\ S. G r a s :,® Melvyn Douglas as Mark Twain, and John Baragrey as Robert E. Lee for the Sunday, Feb. 21 NBCT V drama In the Our A m ericas Heritage series. Carol K elly, sis­ ter o f Jack (M averick) K elly, por­ trays a stripper in the Nov 2 episode of ABC-TV a Bourbon Beat. 6-inch Stove Pipe and Elbows OIL SPACE HEATERS “ Boss” Portable Oil Heaters 5*gal. Galvanized Oil Can* Thick and Medium Insulation west mto her aoeg " l Got Plenty of Noth.s'." I s the cart supporting Jim m y D orasts Dec. * when ha does thy hoar-long sp ecia l "G tvy B y B*gards to B w a d w iy .” an NBC will by singtr Jany PawtU and lm iy Eddi« Hodge*. One fygm ynt o f thy thaw will b* devoted to tby works ad Georgy M . Cohan. aa B sdu tta n d stags ta d cam * up with. « l all th ia p , a m it t ? c lim b © toe Frank and c a r o m p in y to r*. cliM on ta d dangle from . Guess the atop ladder la through o a T V . Rstlders. P laeierrre and Painterv, Ssypliea Free Estimate* On Tawr PUsttring Need* HOMES an d S P R IN K L E R S Y S T E S tS B U IL D E R S SUPPLIES See A ct Miller F o r All Y ear Painting Needs Fairbeak* • Her** P im p s Repair* Ta All M a e * W. 3rd SL Howard C. Long 297 Z. COM MERCIAL « T . FA 2-2IU FA 2-1 W E G IV E T O P V A L U E STAM PS m B uild dny diouM SEE-M i W EATHERTRON OPEN 7 A . M . - 11 P. M . EVERYDAY COLD BEER Caries sr Csss Ta Carry Ost Only Fleklsg A Picsie SspyUa* Theyll Last Forever.. T S PR E . CAST g g - -------------. i ; n-1 Concrete Steps (Ckaspsr Tbaa You Cna Got T b m Built o f L u u b t r ) We Install If Desired ELECTRIC CO QUICK COOK MEATS 116 M agnolia Ave A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L BANK Isesrssrsiid ltST Seminole County** HEATING -Frutchiaed Dealer AIR CONDITIONING �V* Experts Say Burnettes Gaining On TheBlondes NEW YORK (U P 1) - Twelve thousand hairdressers, coscmtic itn i ta d manufacturers of beau* ty products m et in Manhattan this week and found that: —Brunettea are gaining on blondes; —Hair styles for the winter will remain ahort with the newest “ d o " shaped like a triangle; —The latest dryers art air* conditioned; —Some luxury beauty salons ca­ ter to customer com fort with vi­ brator chairs which rem ove kinks from the body while curlers put them in the hair. The occasion was the National Beauty Trades Show, an annual gathering sponsored by the Hairdressers and Cosmetologists As soCiallnn Mrs. L. Em rac, o f St. Louis, a beautici»n since 1922 and mem ber of the association's official hair fashion committee de­ scribed some o f the new trends in the besuly world. She said manufacturers have improved wave solutions to the point that getting a permanent takes little m ore time than get­ ting a shampoo, and so that any type of hair— bleached, dyed or natural — can be treated. “ The same im provem ent goes for ail the coloring solutions," she - • a i d . "And these days, almost # every woman is coloring. There still are plenty of blondes, but the brunettes are advancing. This season, we’re tinting all shades of brown with highlights . . . some rosy, some taw n y." She said the air-conditioned dry­ ers operate on a new principle of circulation, drawing air through the curlers instead of blasting out around the fa ce. And as for those vibrating chairs, she said must w salons give Ihe custom er bcnciit of same without extra charge. The association decreed “ Amer­ ican Capt ice" as the newest in coiffures. It is cut so that looking at the full-face, from the chin up, Ihe silhouette Is triangular. Some­ times soft wisps o f bangs break the line, 1 asked Miss Kmme what be­ came of that pu tfy, young-looking A S P TH EM T D K T H 'C P P l A T O C M VV'LL B E C A J c -U V , •S A P-W EC ( AYO\ E vkN T UE.RE. \ YA KNOW, SOMET1M M HEALLY DON'T MIND SCHOOL AT ALL/ t---- O CTOBER 20 Admissions Barbara Sh aelfer, Sanford Carolyn Pickles, Osteen Carolyn Stan ley, Sanford Charles L. H oward, Longwood Thomas W illiam s. Sanford Marjorie lludd, Sanford IMamiaaal* Klnor Owens, Maitland Lilliam Cleland, Sanford Jack Hall, Sanford Delia M cNew, Sanford liladys Hall, Sanford Pat McNeil. Sanford Linguist NEW YORK (U I ’ I) — Comedi­ enne Miml llir.es o f the Ford and Hines team claim s she learned to speak Chinese from • girlhood pal named Jennie W ong in V an­ couver, B. C. CHANCE TRAIN MEETING of Sophia Loren ami Tab Hunter change# the life o f “ That Kind Of Women" as portrayed by the glamorous star in the Paramount pro­ duction which arrives at the Movieland Drive-In Sunday. T -T M O S r' MttJUKlIE.IMY Y iMTESEWNG SiCBVOfmuWAfiCMj S flOOY. I AWU.T MJCef j — '* l PC MU..! Police Hold M a n On Holdup Attem pt Sanford police today are holding a 29-year-old Sanford Negro for questioning In connection with a beating and attempted hold up of an ll-year-old N egro woman yesterday afternoon. The name o f the Negro is be. ing withheld by police pending further investigation. Mrs. Cora Thom as, 81 of UU9 W. 12th St. told police that a man stopped her on the street yeiterday at about 1:13, demanded her money and then began to heat her over the head a n d . shoulders with a pistol. Police isid Mrs. Thomas man­ aged to gel the * weapon away from the man who fled Ihe scene. Police picked up a 29-ycar-old Negro a few hours later who matched the assailant's descrip­ tion. FEMALE CAPTIVES OFTHE / CHINESE REDS! N U.ED CCe IN TODAYS WAR. CvAVfeS . BECAUSE t KNOW WHEN ABOUT (3RANOMA AN* HER HOMEMADE COUAH /— REMEDIES/ • r----- ' TUEWORLDMQNOR4 ” YOU M AXEL.YOU ABE CONGk'ASVtUXJS M V \ WHiT A YARN.' TUS <X9 BOYS 6 0 W BDITV Our HEBE. YET HE IS W N fr'- r n A U JfAT JOE - WCBk’ UtCE, US RPNY M U E Y M y iOMKTIMM wowopir.wuvw iun Tkucv S M KXLERTEUIR) V fT k W B U ti K rrsogU M f H a rd I KNOW... SAK5E/ ONLV WA> TO.. DO Ilf WE ve MEN KNOCKED FLASH - (Cyvi. n ! see , AIL Skint;’ The BIRj eWTOCVD IVM.Lt yOU« imp WAS STILLON II AROUND... BUT __ .. WE RE OKAY.' c a t CMV f Z Fff L LISE A TANK HAVE MELTED.' AVAR# HA# IIS WATER. R o u te over Ml ME- THE CiEST RAINFALL I N A . MtLUOH YEARS.' . YOU PiPIT. FLASH.'ALL TmE BSM3 if ta n m m Honor Students Named By School io o k b i/Ace ■ ■ ^ OFAVfJttS t i e r CtWAAVVf - ANP TUSH / HID MAC'S M/H/HO . OOOD IVOR< STOCK, j a t f i MSF T H Y e 7su m s! t‘M COOHTIHO ~r O K 7HAT/, LONDON (L 'l’ I) — John R«msae, director o f the Drapers Chamber of Trade, wishes that women would quit wearing those stiletto heels. T h ey're ruining the linoleum on store floors. OH. MV GOOOMgSS- HERr CUME THE WOOD l Y ? * s O J T .. M E IN M V . FEATURE / ^ V ^ R O B E '^ bfA Y DOWN AND BE OUIET-MAYBE T -----hey1 LL IL G GO O r— i— WAV A O K‘£ |N STARTS P.AJAMAa OH. h S L '. O - I S A V IN G o T w a s ju st B lO n o e D :i" wOv’t O N T IT B E N IC ! F THE W O O O LjY S D RO PPED I N ? Z s - . m SUND AY Milo R eef" with Robert Wagner and Terry M oore, which w ai filmed in Tarpon Sprinjs, Fla. Un Wednesday, "The Jay haw­ kers starring J e ff Chandler will play. The civil w a r film wtil con­ tinue through F riday. I ’H O N K THEATRE > TODAY & S A T U R D A Y OPEN 1 2 :4 5 'That Kind Ol Women' Opens At Drive-In RIDE-IN M e# Patricia M cN eil, Sanford John Lingerie It. Sanford Irving F elnberg, Sanford Norma Long, Sanford Annie Cordon, Sanford Faye Stetson, Sanford L'rrrtc Shaw, Euatia Martha T rip p , Altamonte Springs Sherwood B arbour, Sanford DltmUaala Shelby Creel, Sanford Jacqueline A lean dcr, Sanford O CTOBER 21 Spikes Toutfh U r v f f r Hospital N otes Enterprise School Principal L. 0 . Dayman today announced the honor roll for the school for the tint six week period. On the honor roll is Carrie |Uiehell, Marjorie Ann lielm ich, Patsy Long, Shirley Terrell, Patty Urban. Jane Vaught, Caro­ lyn Watson. Jim m y W ells, [.ouise Zaviniki, John Burnett, Evelyn Carlton, Matt Thursam, Mike Thursam, Richard Lainc. Kathy Hughes, Susan Ryan, Patricia Bondi, Diana A ccardi, Diane Jones, Kitty Burnett ami Welles­ ley Corbett. ONJICI 9A C O E ' ul: - l s e , T * a r » lV \ U P S flT / hair-do o i l e d the Bouffant which wai highly popular a couple o f y ea n ago. "Oh some girl* still wear it," she said. ’ ’ But you know, women like change. Now. when a woman fcela gloomy, she goes out and buys a new hairdo instead of a naw bat. A hair d o you wear for 2t hours a d a y ." • "That Kind Of W om en" starring Sophia I,oren and Tab Hunter will open a three night engage­ ment at the Movieland Drive-In ^ starting Sunday. The other feature on the pro­ gram will be “ Beneath the 12- PONT KNOW HCNV TO BRE*»C TH » TO OPEN 12:1 2 -1 I1 S ADMISSION - Hoc KIDDIES I N HER 12 FREE 2 EXCITING FE A TU RE S AT 9:13 O N LY T O N IT E A SA T. AT 7:00 A 10:10 EiinibT hl IVa-ox Sntfci sis an enruLi mw ... S M B S IN M Y CROWN'’ ' JOEL M cC R E A I , STARTS SUNDAY FIR ST SANFORD SHOWING A T T4Q & 10:30 M T K L Y Wg N E E D O N E AAOPB O N 7 H t W O E B T U N G TEAM , T O Q U A U F y . ... \ y --------<A N O ytXJ’P E IT.* / NO. N O * ^ __ ^e NOT ME, \ coach p STAR TUSKS O S *M A...STLYMSCLY m O DLCVO A M S rrLMXDI LOOK * YOU SHOW tP TO* PPACTICE TONIGHT* Raheiy has the motion picture camera PROBED SO DEEPLYINTOA WOMAN'S HEART! D ia l K in d O f W om an BPf/WM lfSSlY ftto n y (fliH e im ij h i - o i i vt o n e D o pi M a n h a tta n \ >(j »Kp c jr e o t W u d im o r o I \VMC3EV LANDED FEATURE: 1:00 • 3:3s - 6:16 • 8:51 A fr e a c l a s s e s L E T S U O S C E H '-I fu te t at M ount Xv n u I Y D iO N TfiH O tV UP TODAY - PH O N1D . H E D 0 2 S N T P fiE U / A P A a r -T iM e J G 5 i e jK ra i I III a ITT n *•— • •*'**»* •‘H"1'* „ “ I®** . LOREN HUNTER-warden-nichols wunn-sanders^ i n -F K A T l HK "B E N E A T H FILM ED in FLORIDA’S ROBERT W AGNER THE AT 9:00 ADULTS - 70c FOR TH IS A T T R A C T IO N ONLY 12 M ILE ItE K F " CINEMASCOPE Jk COLOR IN OWN TARPON STARRING v. TERRY MOORE \vOO<ING SPRIN G S ! ! GILBERT ROLAND D E S T IN E D TO BE RE M EM B ER E D A F T E R O TH ER S A R E FORGOTTEN “ THE F.B.I. STORY” STA R T IN G N O V . 13th. T �I # tfe B M g u i « n n . n $ Navy Action Scf O n Gooney Birds w ai h ecgton a n ) - i ! JLBLSS Rcctda m a ; u m s a Soon: Mflrtl bast. Several fnut tm i. tm tw X it7 is 6rt*nmt» to kM to»«r». sa ft. ovzau u. 127300 T E R M S BUSINESS P R O P E R T Y h u m ttn i the f c i kt i i to a n t * 5 BEDROOM h s a e , 412 to o * lia Drive. Will be shown by ewnen afurm on U Utk h m m * # 23th. JJifoa Monitors H P victory L O V E A T P U R SE S IG H T Lane (tan wit* m 2-twdraya apartaest aad two 1-bcdroaa ip in sem . Oq eoracr lot with extra lot is rear far parkat You will agree vfaca you tee this very neat I BR. a a a o o ry , large panritod Fla. r o o a . Neat laws all trc-»*d th* 132,000 T E R M S itOUM. Ittto n H Baal Citato Beaker Mary E. Caiwa — Ln SalraB B. E. Bag***. Sr. HwTrlaiir n . FA s u n I7-t2 at Hawatha : P t i L . t f g ^ A -------- 2BEDROOU L n t flo o r meat. Pboce F A 2-SdSO. ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taller. Arthur " Day. Everett Harper GO S U B U R B A N Rehert F. Ray, Bart FUefcer, This lotely homr. oa o o o acre Btlen E. Neooan plot, it aa isvejtm est in bapp:Phene FA 2-a n l u M. Perk Legal Notice t o .i c a t # Zvr. n. A. oaaio. iv t h e c r n c t r r c a i r r . n i n t h j i D t c i s L cim ci i t o r f l o r i d i . IV AND row IKRIVOLR C O U T I tv c u t v c c a r i d . i « o i n o t ic e o r putt I - **• ; r . D y. R T & u L T i : 1 FZ'iGT K. RTBOLT, hi* wlf* Plata tiff t, Vi. wra l t e r c w r r . n M em o Wkooa loot koawv a t lr a u U None* la harakr S<**a that a Pobllr l l u r i i f will t * koto Ot too Comomiaaiw* L w ia * . IX* CIt, Hall l« tk* Ctt* * f Saafard. Plor. Ido, ot t M o'clock *. m . NorowH r t. l t » . to coaaldor tko fallawise f l i i f M mod omokdmoato to tko ZoaU f O rd .u a c* of tko City of Saoford. Florida. Tk* prop*rtr local *4 oo tko w tat ltd. af SfotlooTtllo Aa*. as* totwaoa C altr; A* ooo* and PoBrtoaath Straat. «aUad•d Jo rrapoaod to ha raooood Z * 3 p e eg n em en t will go a long C-I (CoEtm«rclol.R*lolIi DU* trUt. Sold propartr halo* mar* -w a y to ieaere dem ocratic *lceportlcilorlr daacrtkod oai Bar 'ttoeW th m gbou t the T i a u i t r r 'i ot moatar of tha lotorooctua •;Deton,” said Mooitor Chairman of MallaOTlllo Aaooso aad Cmlarr Arses*, rua W H i ft. pM eaya F. O'Donegbee. S t d*i. W l i t fL. K *♦ f t . r W f thee 400 Team ster local* N I 4 i f . E It f t . E »♦ ft ^enTjchedutod to e l m officer * in N « 4 .4 E II* f t l* Bag Hike nest few months. The mootilaa* airaat R /W ) All portla* la tntaraat 0 *4 cttJ. J t o n biU tti the new rales will lam* aooll ka*a oo appertain? to • fto n b H ’'rigging'* of elicttoei. k* H itd *t 0014 kaarlaf. • Dr erdar of tka CItr C u a U *(»■ *7 tk* O tp af Smoford. Plorl i e rate of Ulcgirimate births Ida. tkla H U dor of October, IMt. H. X. Tamm Jr. Mag aeaurried women in the Aa City Clark of Uo - C woef from 7.1 per 1.000 in City of loo/ord. Florida. Legal Notice IRWIN OLE COCNTT tOVINU COWWtfdlON Nwttaw *1 PwbU* NaarUp _ I f » k w i it M r caattrn: ,* X*llc* la baraby plaan in i n r l i r . i t with S*cil«* Id «r mw Xenlap ftapwtattoo* (hat tv* NVIMar Park Talaphan* Comraduaatad tk* tollowlap daarrlkad pr-.»*riy to loaa-t c *1, Cawimarolal lor t*lsan*aw aaatral ofrit*. *ivlya>«at aarap* tod atarap* racllltlaa: Lota It aad It. froac A d lv X c J t* Aam onta Sorinpa. P R l. pp. 1 |. b«tr1fi( b« h «li in id# iis tfio li Cowatr Coyrt Commlaalonarp ratn. Wadataday, X t u t i H r It, lr t l at Tile or aa toon tkartafttr a* yoaaltla. Samlaol* Couaty Eoalap Commlaaloa ^ Hr Kanart I. Draw* r _ S«mln*l* Cauaty Zonlap Dir act*r m i l l starts* Aa*su« 2-BEDROOM Refurnished bouse, Momat Varooa. K a * Tork T ic art t t r i t r flr t c u J u u L t i l : bra e%rfpped. t n . Z*C O i omtira tkot a salt koo laaa fU*-d inge Arc. Pboot FA M M . oeoioot roe la tko oboao c o o n . Tko aotxrs of tko aott. of procowdlap. to a C oa ptoioi for faractaiora of a B ortfoes. Tka mow a of to* C oen U wfcica aoll wait, or Fracaadtoc. ll paadir* U tka O r n tt C oon ot tko Nistk J o t iclol Cl/rolt. la » 4 for fo s la o ta Cooat/. Flar.to. la CkaccorF X o l l l l t Tk* ok Oravia to* till* o f tk* •old u Xarmoa a. PaPtraat mm* C o o H. DaPeraad. hi* wtfa. to. Or loot* T taesn a* Cor* at oL Tka v*. iaocrtptUa *f tk* rool pripor-.y U**ta*e t* M il pr*-.»*4!*f dam. LAURA CLARK, at a! D s f .it a a :* rrlba* la tk* Cowpoiat 10 oo fal- Legal Notice Iowa: Baf'a TP noth * f tka North, watt coroar af tko N W '. of tk* IE** »f Soctioa It. Towsahlp 11 Ooutk. Root* S* Eoat. roa tb*ar* Xartk tit*; tkaoc* Ema: to tka Waat Uo* * f etat* Illtkwor X*. I : tk*oc* a*otk at*** tk* W**t Ita* of ooll hlakwor to a potot C u t of potat of k«elastae. tkaoc* Vr*«*. to **la« of Oai'.Bolt*. B atartlif comas mo rom*«ar Eoat oa* » aot o f tk* c*at*r llo* of Sactloa IS. To* or* r*v*l/* 4 to f’.la Fsor akiatr witk tk* dark of tko oboma coart oat aaroa o cop/ tkaraof opoa Flout lira attorn *)* who** •lira** la: l i t Eoat Xaw t i f U a d Avao**. VTIatar Park. Florida. o*t lotar tu n tk* Iltk dor Of N oaoa. H r. A. D. I t t l mi i i t t l i H tr low, , *lo* a Pair a* Pro Coofaoai will , t* aatarad otolaat r e v IN WITNKOO W IlE A C c r . I t»<* karasatt aat m t has* o at offload m r offklol aaol ot Soaftrd. Sami. ■ >la Caoatr. Florida, ihlo : i n i dor of Octokar, A. D. H it. (SEAL) U P 11.redo* Clark af Circuit Co art l>F Mortko T. Ylhlaa Papal/ Clark L Pharr Akotr of oktrmoa, TorakulL S*atarflti i A Eidata ; 11* Eoat N«w £■ flo o d Aaoauo Poat Cfflc* Bo I ' l l * Win tar Pork. Florldo Attara*)* far tko Plaintiff* Pull ilk Oct. II. It, A Not. I. IL IN COCNTT H D S r a COCRT, SEMINOLE COCNTT. P t o n i D t NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND •m i r i T t o a FOR DISCIPAROR LAKEFRONT LOTS At Prices YouTi Never See A g a in . . . . For IN C E N T R A L FLOR IDA’S F A S T E S T GR OW ING A R E A LARGE (ISO* s 150* LOTS and larger) WITH SHADE TREES Only $20 i m fSm Ihese earporaled Outatondiag Land Village o f North ESTATE OF ALAXSOX HOWE, p*:*a**d All p*r*oaa ar* haraay aotlflad Ikat th* uadaratpaod ma Eaacutrti of aalt aatai* ha* comylatod tka admialairatlaa Ihorawf aad ha* niad la aald court h*r flrat and flaal rayon aad ayyllcatlon far dlKharpv ObJ*«tl*iaa iharato. If any. Mould k* duly flla-t Afttr flllap proof of yuklUatloa avow, lap tkia M ile* baa k*«n yubliahtd one* a wash far four conMcutla* wash*, tka matiar af ayyroval af aald rayart aad Ik* *rd*riax af distribution af aald aatat* wU! com* kafar* tk* c*urL E*a A. Hunt A* Eaacutrls of **ld ••:*:* Akarmaa. TurabulL eaatarflti 4 Eldaoa. Orlando. Florida. AHaraaya far E aacu u u First Puhllcatlan • * Octakar If, IIIL Publtak 0 *L II. t l , I I * Xar. I. lilt. KLRCTIOX PROCLAMATION Undsr aad by vlrtus of authority In m* T*st*d a* th* Mayor of ta* City af Baaford. Florid*. I kora* by call h Mnauiyal Oaaaral Else, tlan t* b* bald thraupkout th* City •f Baafard. Ptarlda. *a tv* Srd day •f X*v*mb*r, Ills, far alactlaa af iw* CItr Camaalaatoaar* far tarn* o t *(tl«* at Ura* yaara m l, Said alapllaa shall k* hald at u * City Hall ta aald City t l la a f ir f , Florida. I* aoaformlty t* th* taw* aad ardlaaaca* ratal lap la ala* lloop sow la fare* la aald City. Th* pall* will b« ay** at T H o'clock A. M. Eaalsra Standard Tim*, aad wilt «!*** at T:dd o’clock P. M. oa aald data. I k*raby ayyalat Pt*yd A. Palm­ ar aad P. R Aakdawa aa Clark* aad lira. Clift M. Aktaa. Mra L T. Da aA Mra. J**l R Plaid. Mra Ma* ItumbUy, Mrs. P. E. Roumlllal aad Mr*. Ralph Austin Bmltk 04 la*pael*ra af aald •l*cti«a. IX WITH EOS WHEREOF, 1 kavp harauat* M l my hand aa Mayor af tha City t l Baafard. Florida, aad hava tauaad ta k* altlsod htraio th* aaol a f aald City aa tkia tbd Sad day * f Octabar, HIS. A. L WILSON Aa Mayor tka c ity *1 Baafard. Florida (SEAL) ATTEOTr H .V TAMM. JR. City n *rk Publtak 0 *1. L *. 11. JI, **. H I) 3-BEDROOM HOUSE, unfuroiibm; eif.sg room, finpUce. $70 mo. Ph. FA 2-OTM after dp. m. BEDROOM kitchen equipped boose. Pbaoe F A 2-dM> o r fa : nu. Legal Notica To* tfsllawioc 3013*1 P*ri30* koa* ka*s -oalactad by th* Board of Caaaty ComiolmloB«ro af Sammola Caantr. rterlio t» **rr* oo Clark* ood loipoctar* for tk* Spoctal O « 3 *rol EI*<t!«a aad for tk* Elactlea Sr tk* Board cf Pakllc Xsatroctloa of S*a:aoU C«uaty, Ploriia. to V* kali M o tl). Tm.alay. XoTarabar trd. Itit. CWrh aad 1— w*ca**> — P s a t l U T NO. t — » cat Saatord FTATE OP F L O R I D A TU: Mr. Ed. Hast. Clark Mr*. IL Z- Jtkooca La u r a c lapjc . l< oiit «. k«r » Vra La* Batsar MrL Robart Parkar kaowa tyoso* tf morriod. aad tf Mr* Mar Edmosda Mr. J. H. L»*. Jr. daoi. tka amkowo ta .r v ddrla***. Mr. Ra:>v Laaalxe. hr. Mr. J. W . B .cklalacatao* oat eraatta* a f to* aait Clark aad laataciar* • P B E C tver NO. S — U k * Rm i m LAURA CLARK. CEDP.OE J L S - Mr a**r|* w. Ball, Clark Mrs. Hataa C. H ot* TD.'E aid LAURA JUSTICE, hla Mra. Mary Hit:all Mr*. Cat Bckauh • If*. It alia*, tkttr ra*w*ctlta a a , Mr*. Orac* Tkarotea kaowa *7000 ** If a ir r ltd . aat tf d**d. tk* r*ap*ctlT* aakaowa Mr. WBIlam B*sk. J r, Clark Mra Lscll* Klrckkeff hair*, dart**** layataa* aat cron, Mr. "B. L F a itla t, Jr. Mr*.Mrra L death ward laaa af th* *ald OEOK'iE JUSTICE Mra Martha Rabera Mra. CvarUtt* Smiik aad LAURA JUSTICE. k:a wlfa; Mra Lida Stlaa Mr*. F.sth Htrroa J. L. CUMBIE. If otic*. fe!a s i . Mr*. Ckiistlaa Blaakaaahlp Mrs. Lela Wtaa kaowa ayama* If a a m a d , sad If Mr. f r *4 W. Pop* Mra. JacqaalFB M. C a«:« 4 * * 1 tha ask mow* hair*. 4a tlita a Mr*. Clyt* Husspkray Mra Mary Rita Bauar l*(ataa* aat sraataaa at -A* aa.t Mr*. C. M Plow art Mr*. Ltaara E. Dsacan J. L CUMBIE; aad * v aad all Mr*. E-al>> Eppa Mia* Jaaaati* Welfar yara-.a. clatmlac oar n m tltla CHah aad Iw aw lw w — PlICClNrr NO. 4 — Paata a rt lal.raat ta aad to tka follow* Mr*. Cartrud# Pox. Clark Mr*. Mary A. SplTay la| daacribad Had lyla* act tw­ Mr*. Cant* C. Celllaa Mr*. Martha Daamark ine ts StmtaoU C o a s t/, Ploriia, Mr*, . u n i Hrdaa* ta-wlti Clark aad laspwrtar* — PW IX1NCT NO. S — (batadw TRACT A: Tk. hoaik n at tko Mra R. P. Klsp. Clark Mra. Cklera B*:il* . SE'm of d .,;l i a 1 1 , Mra Mlaal* K. Mass* Mr. Rakari A Daw harry T ,« ..k lr ta a «*;b Mra Willi* P. » 1« m Mr. T. II. Da* 1*11 Raaga !> East. Clark wad laepmeaw — PRECINCT NO. I — Uaatta TRACT B: Ta* Soati t « af tk* Mr. W. <}. K ill**. Clark Mr. E4 *»a O-.lt Eoat S of tk* V . i : Mr. John D. T3 - . a u Mr. W. E. Dlbbl* S of tk* S W S, at tk* Mra Eb b i Touts SE'% of SocUoa 14, € Hah aad l u t a c l a n •— PRECINCT NR T — Chalaata Tawaakip !0 Sostk. Mr. R. D. HamtL Clark Mr. Earsaat Wkaaitas Raat* It EaaC Mr. W a . IL Asdarsea. dr. Mra Eralya Par* Tea. asJ tack of yea. ara fcara* Mra Aasa E. T*ftl*y ky sotlflwl s o l r*N9 lr * i to o p . clash aad laapwrawra — PRECINCT NO. ■ —* r « ! 4*a*id pear ast fits, paraonaLy or by Mra Gladys L Jan*. Clark Mra Katac-a C. Wllaoa yoor attorss), wlib tk* Clark of Mr a>b*rt E. Parkar Mr. Rtckarl IL Parkar |ba aboTt-.-yUd Court, year writ* Mra Ruth A Bemford taa 4 *f* 3 Mr, tf aoy, to tk* Rill to Clark aad laepw-ter — PRECINCT Na. » ta apwaa* (lain Till* Llad baraia asaisat Mra Gaerf* Otto, Sr, Clark Mr. Ck**Ur Ntlaoa you !a tk* abeas-ityla-l caaa*. Mra. J. K. Gray Mr. L L Co« and te aarr* a copy of tka- u s i Mra E'.aea Show Mra. G. G. Bowaar en Plalstlffa attoraay, balow, ca (lark aad laaparaarw — PRECINCT NR I* — Lab* nary or kalara tat II day et Notttabar, Mr. II. M Glaaaeo, Clark Mra Etalyn Tkompa-.a A. D. Hit. Ur. W. r. Burk* Mra Katkarls* P. Lam X Hpraia fall M f or atsa a Do­ Mr R>a* Huajphray er** Pro Caa.’ iM i will ta aa'.*r«4 Clark aad laopavtarw — PRECINCT VO. It — ( l u a a a l a lyttaa* *4 * T*t» U. *. T. L u-jikaa*. Clara Hra iitsry Har.ssn WITXEo- my kosd as 1 aaol at Mra M. G. Pat* Mr. J. C Bout* SaBfmrd. Somlaal* C o - v y Plor, Mra Paal PraacS Mr. Ia s Ii* Wlatar* Ida. ta a Ills day ot Octeber, llrrh aad la*aariata _ PRECINCT VO. IS — Paraat Clay a. o m >. Mr. W. A. Torward. Clark Mra RlcVard Parda* I SEAL1 Mra Cacil B Wallar Mra Asiy Watldaa D P. HERNDON Mra Laos Hods** Sr. Clark of tk* Circuit Court Clark aad taayaatara — PRECINCT NR IB — *La*la By Joan M W ilks Mra EwlIF P JaVakcla, Clark Mra Marparat Mikltr I ' M f Clark Mra Ctkyl Mlklar Mra Aaaa MIklar W. C Hai-'f.iaan. Jr. Mra. Gartrud* Luka* Kdw*r4a H, 111,34 llarh aad iHarataaa — PRECINCT NO. It — Para Park Oaaford. F ivr. 1 * Mra J jsa lu M. Brldi*. Clark Mr. Graham Wilaoa Attorn*) for PlalaUff Mr. Pr;ea Etkart Mr. Jamta Birkaamayar. Sr. Mr- Java J. McMaaua Mra EUaaVath Saabarpar l a lb * Court o f tko Cwwuay J u d o * . Clark and law* aa cre — PRECINCT NR U — C.arral taofard b*ml**4a Cwuary, F lo r id a , la F r o - Mr. Haary RuaaalL Clark Mra Mlaal* M. ItrlcE aad b a l* . Mr. J H. Truluck Mr. fldaay Vlhl*a Iw ra -E a la la wf U.-a Rally Toll Mra Martha B AtaartHo PETER l i i-P o lls Mr*. Hat*n ranataatie* Mra Mary L Darla Dacaatad Mra Primi* Roumlllat. Jr. Mra Glady* B Coosar T o AH t ra d itof* aad P ov ooo* M a t* Mra A!ic* W. W ill Ink Mra Hsiao A. L .d « t * lo p Claims oa D * a * a 4 a A poLaal Mra Gtadya A- Smlta lira Elalaa H. Smith Said karat* i Mr, U. L W rit at Mr. Haary Lcnpwail Tou asd sack of you ara harohy Mr*. Naaai* Camarow Mr. D. C Howard natlftal and r*iulr*d to praaael Clark aad laafaHarw — PRECINCT NO. It —Cowtral to*lord aaytlalaa* and danaada wMen you. Mra laka T il**. Sr, d a r k Mra J. Paa** or altkar of y*u. may h **t apalnat Mr. Harray Twuo* Mra N**l Lyta* th* aaut* of Patar Lioy-i'.:*, daMr. Jo* William* caaaad. lata of * * :t county to th* John Krifar, Oiairmaa Coualy Jodis at Aaiamol* Couaty. Board of Cauaty r « a n : i i : i : i r i Florida, at hla oftlc* ta tka court Samlaol* Cauaty, Florida bout* *f a*id Couaty at saatord. •Official S*al> Florid*, wttkla aipkt calandar Attaat: O. P. HERXDO.W month* from tk* tim* of tv* flrat Clark o f tko Circuit Court publication at this sotlct. Each (tm lnol* Couaty. Ploridu claim ar 4 am*nd shall b* la writ- Pabllak OctoMr U r*. I t tl. tap. aai avail atala ih* ylac* af raaldaai* aad yon offi * addraaa ot Ih* c:*u*aat, and ahall b* iwara t* by IVa claim**!, hla spent, ar attaraay, aad any such claim ar demand aot a* find ahall a* raid. Marl* Llyyoll* Aa Eiacutrtx of th* Last Will and Taalamtat *r P*t*r Llyyalia. d«c*as«d Flrat yubllcatwa Oct. i. n i t . BALLROOM Qstanna 9 school o f dance 6th Thru 8th Grade REGISTER N O W . . . CiaiBca Begin O ct. 15th Phone F A 2-0834 PAINTING • • Sanford — Behind Studebaker near. FOUR large bedrooma. expaan v* b u n g room , beautiful oak floor], electric kitchen, dieting room , 2 baths 2 car garage 5ago aad date palm i. a vtd# variety of tropical shrube and C o v e n . Beautiful v h jte atucedv oa nuiiow til*, leas than t o n — miautei from down town oa p a ied road. A country home you can ibew with pride and enjoy the quiet peaceful area. Let us show y«u the "D ream H om e" you've been waiting for at only $17,joo. F A R M E R 'S A G E N C Y N . V. Farm er, Realtor D. H. Whitmore Tulllaa G. T r a a a BY OWNER: Equity $1400. No elating cool, no qualifying 3 BR., bath A ;i, modern elie* trie kitchen. Sunland Estalcs, US Park View Dr. WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD We invite yea to be ear gmeto aboolstrly free wtthoat obUgnlion nt on* of Salford * lending Motel* while yoa locate not­ able hearing for yeanelf sod family, pick ip yonr key at oar Sale* Office. “In the City of Gracious Living” 4th Addition Dream Homes Homes Designed For Florida Living. 3 A 4 Bedroomn — 1 4 2 Batha T O T A L P R IC E VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low as $425 You can move in immedi•tely while the papers are being processed. W # Guarantee Personal Satiafactlon On The Construction O f Y our Home Or Y ou r Money Cheerfully Garage MONTHLY PAYMENTS f) 11$ S. French A y*. Ph. FA W2*X After boon. FA 2-2I1B, FA 24BZI, FA 24011 VYlcuw/i WRECKS REBUILT Phone FA 2*7719 4 STATE o r FLORIDA TO: W A L TXR O R I X . If itlvi t t i uak&own • X » w If BiTTlii. * -1 If 4t*d . tv* u t u i i t i t n t n l i M i , |*. t l ! « » 134 | r » ;« * | of tv« (old WALTER OWTX: JOHNI. BRANCH >34 JENNIE BRANCH, t u »lf*. If 1 II1 3 m l r rarpactlva «a k *a v 3 i u . h i If m*rrt*-1. and tf l u i . tko r*<p*c:lt* unknown hair*. J n l i m . lapat*** i n ] *r*-itM 3 of tko Mte JOHN t_ BRANCH o s t JENNIE BRANCH, bit «*lf#; NARINE BANK A TRUST COMPANT, forrorlr FIRST (AVINOS 4 TRUST COMPAXT O r TAMPA • orporati**. wttk principal > f. fit* In Tampa. itlllahorowph Coun. IF. Florid*. and 1 ST 331 >!1 S*r. m m k o iis* or c.’almlap > 3 / rlpvi. tl'.l* 3 s t isuroit te > b 4 t> ih* t*ll*wia» 4i>crtkel l i - l t If . b * * i 1 bi.oe la Samlaol* Coast), Florid*. to-wit: Too N X '. >r Ike N r.'i , f Swetloa It. Tavaaklp ji Soutk Ross* 11 E li*. Tau. an i >><k of 70 0 . or* ktro. by vottfiad o s l r*u=.r*4 t« appaa* or. 4 fil*. parssaally of by your ottoraoF. witk tk* Clork of tko abnaa-alylad Cosrt. TOUT wrttton dafaaaa* tf oar. to tk* Bill t* •jalat Tllto t il.l hart.a ocolao: too Ib tko o k o tt-a ttltl tout*. i b 4 to t i n t o copy of tko torn* ov Flalatlffa* BttaraOF. balow. on or b*I-»r* ho Ilto do7 of Xaaamiar. A. D m i . Htroin fait not or otto o Darrta Pro Coaftaoo wilt bo antarad Spain*: you. WITNESS mr hoa4 or.i at*! ot /oxford. SomlBot* County. Plor. Ido. ’ hit Ittk day of Oc.obar, JL P. l i lt . (SEAL! O P. HERNDON cjork of too C t m i t Court Bf : Jeoa M. WUko Doputr Clorfc W. C. Hutchison. Jr. Edwards Butldls* Sanford. Florida Attaraay far Plalatlfla STRAIGHTENING We Specialize In Custom Work 10th " Close to d o n town, t e a r from pltoe d m w . IVjO. down. then SAVE wba: you normally pay a t rent. ft ROSA L, PAYTON Refunded. �V H M If - ■ ' -- * A Want A d A Day Makes A ll Business Pay ! Ph. FA 2-26H ft. Beal Far Id s Estate I W BaM ll1MUJag - raiattag O ffa l), 3-BEDROOM kouM U«| Wynne- BY O W NER: 2 -b ed ra ta tom e at 2429 Chain A v e.; 32.100 cash. wood D r. Low down pay meat, Phone F A 2-4433 before • or n o n e F A 2-7737. after 3 P. M. B A M R O O nra Contracting A Repairs Licensed — Bonded —Insured F R E E ESTIMATES PINECREST 2nd addition: 3-bed­ lift Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 1TNS room, 2 beth, kit chon equipped CUSTOM BUILT With lake frontage of 100 |L to hom e; pinn p a n e l e d den. Remodeling — Free M S ft. FA 2-3423. R rp a 'rt P t o t o FA 1-4744 BILL BERXOSKY, Contractar NEW HOMES Loch Arbor; 3'and Five and Tea Acre F arm i 4 bedroom s; F or exciting FLOOR sanding ta d flanking fam ily living with planned lux­ dealing. Waxing, l a r v i n g ury plus am ple entertaining SM ritofe C a n t v atom IMB. BROKER facilities and play areas at M S L E A M N T U to ^ a r r . Ml F ark A v t. f t . F A I M li moderate prices. Shown by ap­ pointment. Call F A 2-4012. 13. Special Services F fii, Oct. 23, 1959— Page 9 • RTS • E A ST T R IM S Ns* Aid Hand f n A * e 311 I . First BE PA 2-34X1 22. Articles Fur Bale % PATTY BERG golf clubs A bag; rigM handed. Ph. FA 2-7756. WINCHESTER 12 gage, model 11 shotgun. Johnson 3 h. p, nutboard m otor. Mall 7 Inch skill aaw, like new. FA 2-1321. HOUSE, .1003 Park Ave., Pine- FOR RE N T: FLOOR SCRUBBER creat, 1300 down. See Mrs. A r o U S R E R . A P to a e F A l-IM t Ruby Jordaa at 122 Laurel TV SERVICE within tba hour. Drive, Service Call 12.30 plus parts. Work Guaranteed 3 Mo. Fh, FA 2-9799. PAINT and WALLPAPER SUPPLIES Buy 1 Gat. - Get I TREE! Sj MART CARTER PAINTS 201 W. l i t St. FA 2-3449 Stemper H u TAILORS sew ing machine. Singar a few pieces o f high-grade pro- PIANO TUNING A 1IP A D U M C 31-20 electric attachments; 373R O U E S A N D LOTS fe r celared • party for sale very elose to the W. L . HARMON FA 2 5404. proposed site o f C1RCUSLA.ND. tple. Also homes ouilt on lots, PH. FA 2-4223 After 3 P. M Anyone interested in procuring y W all, Phono FA 2-13*7. 3-USED Bicycles *3.00 each. XPUMPS - SPRINKLER 17-92 Highway frontage In this Trade In Refrigerators *33.00 All types and aixea. Installed area is Invited to call us for H I - h o m e ; jalouaie porch hard* rath. 1-Trade In Frreger *49.00. “ D o It Ymsraelf* complete details. .floors, city water. Ph. 1-Trade In Table TV 333-00. i WE R E PA IR AND SERVICE Trade In Portable TV *123.00 W. H. “ B ill" STEM PER Agency e i m i w h w » * « l» 1l,- 1,“ l'r » " ^ u S T I N E 1-Kiddle Table * Bench Set R ealtar A la ta rer 1V4 ACRES Modern homes 2 Machinery and Sapply Co. *4 99. 3-Metal Tablet Good For "R ead any good books lately?" l i t N. Park 207 W. 2 nd St. Fh. F A 24422 bedroom s, D » bathrooms, Flor­ Phono FA 2-4M1 TV’ Snack* *2.00 each. 3-Ntw ida room , large living room, a. Female Wanted 2*’ * Power Mowers $39.03 eachH K A T I N O tllni.ig room and kitchan. Large I I. Beat a and M a t t e 17. P e te ■ Livestock ■ SnppUea New Full Site Boya or Gtrla H . B . POPE CO. la ra g e and carporte. 1 mile WAITRESS, Fauat Drug store, Bicycles *34.44. 204 S. Park FA 24234 M ercury Outboard Motors c a s t o f ball park on Celary contact Mrs. Cox, apply in per­ 3-MALE CHIHUAHUA -M a n c h e s ­ FIRESTONE STORES Ave. WOODRUFF MARINE son. ter Toy pupplea, Ph. FA 2-1077. 111 S. F iril 54. 3401 French Ave. FA 2-13*2 NAVAL O FFICE R, leaving San- WAITRESS WANTED: between FILLY COLT, 7 months aid; OAK LEAVES, thavingi and sawford offers this chirm lng 3-bed4:30 and 12:00 P . M., Angels. Gateway T o The Waterway Chihuahua, femala. ARC regis­ dual, delivered. P h o n e Windshield Back Glass reom contemporary home with Phone FA 2-fT31. Yeur EVTKRUDE Dealer tered. FA 2-7134 after 1 p. m. FA 21134. XI f t living-dinin’ area; part Door Glaaa V a s t Glass Ratoon Sporting Goods WANTED: Must •lr conditioned; double utility SECRETARY S E R V IC E Leans T o Play T to MOSTLY COLLIE, 3 years old, 194-4* r.. 1st. Ph. FA 2-3*61 have experience in bookkeep­ room . Lovely established land­ Senkarlk Glaaa and Paint Co. “ GRAND MAGNUS O R G A N " chllds pat, 313. Phoon FA 2-1442. ing, typing, and be able to scaping. attractive neighbor­ 112-111 W. lad 84. FA S-44M ' » SEA KING, 33 h. p., elec­ In Minutes; True Ca'hedral Tone lake dictation. Call FA 2-4131 hood. Low monthly payments tric controls. 2 props. Phone 1129.13 and 9IM.93 i T 5 i s i M i ! i r o 5 i r from a to 3. R oy Reel Paint A Body Shop and flexible terms. Phone FA 3-7224. Terms if needed. RANDALL ELECTRIC FA 2-3734. 10th A Sanford 11X to . Magnolia F A 2-4913. Behind Studebaker Garagt 14. Autom obiles • Trailers GOOD opening for salesman FACTORY TO TOU TV and RADIO REPAIR * f T 1*37 CHEVROLET pick up, ex­ fam iliar with hardware and ALUMINUM 3:oo nights and weekends; Ssn. cellent condition, assume pay­ building supplies to work In VE N ETIAN BLINDS ford, L ik e Mary and Longwood. C O N STR U CTIO N k ment*. See at t l« E. 2nd St. Enrloaad haad. S ag-p roof bottew Sanford territory. R. Edwards SANFORD PROPERTIES FA 2-2772 and FA 2-6613. Builders Supplies, SO] W. 3rd. vail with plaitie end*. Plaaflc 114 Atlantic Bank Rulldlng P IP E L IN E E Q U IP M E N T HOMEMADE M0 Chevy pick-up, Flo. fla rr h s B. H. Ivers ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ or rayon tapes. Cotton o r nytoa good tires, good motor and PIN SETTERS over 16 yrs. >f YOU NAME TT—W E 'LL FIND IT ments, Invoices, hand bills, sod Fri. Nov. «, 19 A. M ., W1LLUcords. over load iprin gi. Ph, FA 3-1313 age, apply Sanford Bowling Al­ program s, etc. Progressive STON. FLA. at Airport. Thin la Senkarik Glaaa and Paint Ca. ley, 204 Magnolia. *300 DOWN will buy a 3-bedroom, Printing Co. Phono FA 2-2M1 — 23 ml from Ocala o r Gaines­ 3-BEDROOM traUar fully air con 112-114 W, 2nd St. rh. FA 2-4412 3 bath home In 3rd. Addition 30« West Dth St. ville. Mid-St ate Const. Co. GOOD reliable drivers. Apply dltlonad, washer and dryer. Will Plnecreat. Thla homo features quitting and A. G. Wimpy Co. Yellow Cab Company, 214 So. sell aqulty very reasonable or Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Complete Law s Malnlenaaea; fully equipped kitchen and m iny Service With The Cub. SUPER restricting operations; NirthMagnolia. will trad* tor equity In 3 bed­ Fertiliser—Spraying — Mowing other extras. Ph. FA 2-3603. TRADING POST. FA 2447T. west S3 Dragline (N ow In 1*371 room home. Phone FA 2-3134, JOHN L0M M ER4K with Murphy 21 Engine, 13* PLNECREST: 1 year old 3-bed- 10. Male or Fem ale 23' HOSE *1.00, Boy’ s Wcitern 414 Willow Ave. FA 2-TlfT Room , good; Lima 703 Dragline '32 PLYMOUTH fordor, 6 cylin­ room, 2 bath, Florida room. IF you wiah ta m ik e extra Dungarees *t as pr. Army-Navy (New in ’37) with Cat D-3M, lord er; just had ntw rings, la HEATERS CLEANED Nicely landscaped fenced in Surplus Store, 810 Sanford Ave. Christmas money thru isle*que. good; 2 Unit 414 Cranes. aorta and valve lob; clutch leit Laws Mower Repairs back yard. Well and pump. m s nshlp— id lin g rubber door Gas k Diesel, good k fair; 2 than year old; runs good —looki SEWING MACHINE: Take over LEWIS SALES A SERVICE Large utility room . Wall to wall mats call FA S-M23 between Unit Backhoe Fronts;- Osgood good: priced at $123. Phoat payments on nrarly new xig291U W. 20th St. carpeting in living room . 123 6 a. m. and 0 p, m. 200 Cram- Rackhoe, fa ir; 3 Cat FA 2-7779. rag. Write M ri. Jeno, c / o San­ FA 2-7929 or FA 1-2169 Coleman Circle. Call FA 2-7915. D-7'a, SI Sou. to 2T-272M, all ford Harold. B Y OWNER: 2-beilroom home, t l . W ork Wanted w /TA cable deters, all good; FOR SALE or TRADE: 1*34 Lib erty Built House Trailer 46' PEAS, black eyes and crow d en best location in Country Club SEWLNii, Phone FA 2-7143. 6 Cat D-7’ 1, S/N os. to 3T-12607, long; 2 bedroom s. Trade equity by the bushel Ph. FA 2-0413. Manor. Phono FA 2 6442. all with Sidehoomt, all over­ for house or boat outfit. CHILD CARE in m y home; ref­ hauled k good: 2 Cat D-6‘ s, NO JOB TO U R G E OR SMALL SINGER Electric “ ewlng m T FA 2-2SSS. erences. FA 2 7709. SU doter k ildrboom tractors, Drive Ways — Parking Arras chine for balance due to reLOOK AT THE REST both good; Cat D-4 Winch T rac­ ’37 ALL METAL, 16 ft., bleeps apondhlc parly in this vicinity. RENTALS: Day - Week — Month TURN BUY THE BEST1 12. PI urn h im Servlet* tor. good: 11112 T i l 6 w / doier; 5, (7*3. Phone FA 243*6 or Front E n i Loaders Complete with attachments Visit the beautiful 3 bedroom * 114 1HC TD-14 with General Back­ FA 2-771*. and new guarantee, a pay­ Graders — D oitra — Draglines ami 2 bath Zeuli-bilt homes at filler, good; Cleveland 320 Dit­ ments of *3.43 r ic h or will dis­ Rollers — Traasperti Ssn Ssm Knolls on *V'St 20th cher, SIS 129. with Cat Diesel, '33 STUDEBAKER fordor, tulnns rilO N E : Days, FA 28134 count (nr rash. Write Credit Slreat just 4 blocks west of blue, radio, heater; clean. *391. good: Cleveland HO-A Ditcher, Manager, Ilnx 33, Sanford Nights, FA 2-7123 or FA 2 3642 French Avenue. COMPARE overhauled k very good; GardPh. FA 2 3711. ^ ^ ju m b in ^ ^ ^ d n a G n q * 2 Herald. THESE HOMES wi'h any others ner-Denver 313 Dieiel Compres­ ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby In the same price rang* and p a in t e r s ’ b u il d e r s sor. u*ed little; Jttegrr 113 ro 21. Furaltnre Beds. Day. Week nr Month — AIR CONDITIONING we know you will agree that rURNTTVRB CENTER CONTRACTORS (ary Comp, used little; Cat 12 CONTRACT and REPAIR W 0 1E here la the bast vatu* In tew i. Grader, 9T k good; Garwood 11*4 French Ave. Closing out entire Paint Dept. tsar Sanford A n . FA 24101 Down payments from SUO— 311 S craper; 9 Lincoln 200 amp Ph. FA S-TS33 All paints and acrm torlrs at New k Used FHA financing. Representative Welders, very good: Lincoln cost plus 3 ', . FIRESTONE Furniture and Appliance* on the premises from 10 A. M. R. M. W ilkins, Contractor Diesel 300 amp Welder: GF. STORKS, t i l E, T in t SI. Joo C. Thames till a P . M. • Asphalt Driveways gas W elder; Essik VR 34 Vibrat­ 1023 Sarlta St. PA 2 0641 • Parking Arens ing Roller, very good: Bros 203-2M K. First SL Fb. F A *-W M 12-A—Article* Wanted W. H. “ Bill’ * STEM PE R Agency Pnau Roller; 3 Gibbs 94*9u" SANFORD Plumhlag A Healing Quality Wnrkmansblp k Materials Realtor A Insurer USED piano bench, Ph. FA 2-0610. Term s T o Suit Y our Budget Stone Spreaders; Burch 2l” t Uied furniture, ap plla ocri, toot* Phone P A 2-ttai i l l N. Park 2396 So. Elm Ph. F A 2-7914. • Free Estimates 32* Car Unloader; Hough IIP **~ etc. Bouiht-iotd Larry'* Man 13—Notice* k Fcraenila • Work Guaranteed PLU1SBIRO Blade; Ford Sweeper; Farm 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. F A 2-4132. Thunc FA 2-4030 Sanford. Fla. Contracting A Repairs ARE YOUR FEE T T IR E D ? If Wagnns: Free Estimates in come by and buy a hassock New k U ied Fnrattnr* A Appli­ 13 MACK I93A Model D42SX Tan ■Furniture Storage and Moving R. L. BARVE T to rrst them on. Choice o f celance*. A Good Place To dom Dum p Trucks with HU T o and From Anywhere 204 Sanford Ava. Phone F A 2-3391 ora atartlng at IS.M. BU Y SELL o r TRA D E equip, 10-12 yd. Beds, all good; C. E, PHILLIPS FURNITURE CENTER JENKINS FURNITURE 1*33 Slack R12SX Tandem ? m r i T T ? x i r n ? n --------------1300 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-1M1 110* French Av*. FA 2-li.Vt Dum p; 4 White WB 26 A -2 2 468 Sanford Ave. M. “ D et" Voles Electrical S*r. J A C H O H S - R E P A I R 8 H O P T ractors; 4 Gramm Dump CHRISTIAN WOMAN would like Dex Says F or la r v lc e Call. . Welding — V ach . It Gen. Repairs Trsilers, all good: 3 GMC R*8 Christian woman in ahare my FA 2 4496 FA 2 3943 W. 20th. k Old. L. Mary Rd. hvdram atic Trucks; 4 Cbev. home. Call FA 2-4133 before B Winch Trucks: '3* Chev. TrarA. M. or alter 5 P. 31. House Wiring — Electric Service SEPTIC- T A N * SERVICE tor, low m iles; Montgomery Sid Vihlen Since 1944 KIDDIE "HAVEN NURSERY all 22* Tandem Float; Anderson RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. A. HARE D tB A R T ag* children welcomed, '920 Offica T railer; Pole Trailer; « 112 Magnolia FA 2-0013 NOrth 9 4422 NOrtb 44711 Palmetto Av*. Ph. FA 2-339*. Dodge 4x4 Power Wag'sns; Chev, Welding Truck; 4 Ford 14. lllld ln g • Palatine - Repair* 15-A Reality Parlors k Chev Pickups to 1*39; '33 PAINTING A DECORATING Ford Auto: Motorola Base Sta­ DORIS* BEAUTY SHOP Licensed — Bonded tion k 19 Mobil* Radios; Ollier 312.30 Waves ........................*10.31 Free Estimates — turns. *10.30 Waves ........................*4.34 Work Guaranteed Night Work A ccepted By Appoint­ W RITE-WIRE-CALL Auctioneers Seminole Painting Contractors for com plete list. TERM S: i 3 ment, DeSOTO — PLYMOUTH — FIAT DEALER FA 2-1204 Down, 1 years to pay on Major FA 2 2332 2*44 Adame Item s, Or-Complete payment Hair Styling — Prrm acenta —Oil Sale Day. Cashier’ . Checks Treatments— TV SU m pi, Soft Certified Checks, Rank Letter'. Water — Air C'ond Harriett'* Each • Piece • Positively - Sells Beauty Nook, 103 So. Oak— • T o ■ Highest • Bidder * Without FA 2 3742. • Lim it * Or • Minimum! I I ONLY 5 l e f t : C AUTO GLASS INSTALLED FA 2-5264 A N A U C T IO N Dallas Asphalt Co. VhU MODELS FORD 1445 2175 *2275 57 MODELS 15753 1675 CADn lUKIr 1345 C AD n 1675 C u t 300 Tndor Sedan, 0 c l y „ Radio k Heater, Extra Clean 'bly wty On* Owner, •nd tn n r v Falilane 306 Club Victoria T U R D v n , Fordo malic, Radio, Heater, Power Steering, Power Brakes, A Beal Sharpie. Plumbing: & Repairs J o p A !$ IN HOM ES • • VALUE Gregory Q u i e t C om m n a J tF PRECISION BUILT Nanr Golf $450 Down Homes D A W N ’ S BEAUTY SALON Air Conditioned Dryer* FA 2-7*44 IS. Fioweru A PlanU 3 BEDROOMS A . M. T H Dark SUNDAY 2 :0 0 P. M . T i l Dark Conotnectton Ca., toe. SAFE! RE SURE! The Car To Buy Ie The English FORD Completely Finished \ 9 :0 0 a k s U x BE BROTHERS THE AUCTIONEERS MVCOLX, vs:ii a n nuarp Hid*, ru. * t m BE C O N F U S E D . . ! ‘7795 O P E N D A IL Y S h o s m FORKE Cut Flower* F e r Any Occasion SANFORD FLOW ER 4MOP FA M M 3 or FA MOTt D O N ’T T arn Went On 20th S t . Follow Country G a b Kd. k Wntck F or Our Sigan . . . Mid Stales Const. Co O ffice: Ml. Vernon, III. A. G. Wimpy Co., Ine, O ffice: Dahlonega, Ga. toutIt and backed by t t o faaeua On Y ou r lait FORD same: DELIVERED *j| V is it 1 Model At F O R ___ ____ f||26 C A D n Or Ph. FA 2-72841 ,0 ,u HUNT is* N. Palmetto L IN C O L N • M E R C U R Y Ph. F A 2-44*4 309 Town Sedan. V*. r U n l / Fordomatir, Black and White. Radi*, Heater. CADn * - Paaaenger Country Sedan V V * x M Station Wagon, V-n, FordomaIk. Radio, Heater, rower Steering and rawer Brake*. Fuatom 300 Forder, S-cyl., Fordumatle, Radle, and Heater. One Owner Car With Only 11,099 Mile*. Eairlane 369 Club Victoria, r tfK U V6, Fordomalk, Rsdto, Heater. 17,069 Mile*. A Beautiful Gold and White. PLYMOUTH ir « 2 S : FORD FORD _ 3 II7 C . , TranamUalon. TranamUalon, | | f * 0 Fatrlane 39* SnnUner Con­ vertible v-n wub Standard Trnnamiavion, Colunial Whit* With Black Top. S-Paasenaer Country Sadat, I-Dixie W agon, ,Y» E m it* , Fordomatir. [ A n n Falrlan* Club Victoria V I, I v iv U FordnmaUe, Rsdto, and Pewar Steering. Really M e*. 1575 M F D rilD V 1375 FORD 1275 M ather of Sanford 1375 [A D I) 1475 [An[\ 1275 56 MODELS FORD WANT ADS BRING 1075 FAST RESULTS (U KU *975 BRASS MOTORS 55 MODELS $975 CiacUvanoi Scde $675 H K UKT 59 P L Y M O U T H 1175 $1991 QLDSMOBILE 1045 54 MODELS 59 P L Y M O U T H LIRvU Ln ‘595 qo PI YMOIITM N" N *7 • rurdor * FORD ‘475 59 PLYMOUTH Nn M • cgitaiir sunm* ‘375 r lL T U e U K l Monterey Tudor Sedan, Radio, Henler. Eatra Cleaii, Cwtnm 306 Fordor V i, Raster, Only One Owner, rhrek This Trie*. D IV U n ilT U Savoy Tudor Hardtop r L T r lU U in V-l, Automatic Trane- mUvInn, Radio and Heater, Falrkne 300 H u b Sedan A'-*, Fnrdnmatlr, Itadin, Beautiful Rtd and W hilr, With Only 11,009 Mile*. lU K Ir rU lIV Del Bin Tudor Station Wagon, V I , Compare Thla Trier. Falrlan* Club Sedan A'*, Ford- umatlc, Radio and Heater. Bine and Whitr. TADH 4‘uitomline Fordor Sedan A'.*, Fordomatir, Radle and R later, Nice Family Sedan. C H O U Falrlan# Club Sedan V*. FordrU K U omatlr, Radio and Heater. Come In And Aak T o Se* ThU Ciena Car. C A D H I v K U Falrlan* Town Sedan A*.*, Kurdumatie, Radio xnd llta lcr, Triced T o Go. U C D fllD V N o. 1*9-31 F ordor Sfdan Paint - Arteaanry Sweep Deck Lid. CO Jy Dl V V i m 311 . Oil Group T LT m U U IT U I IT Tuton* Filter • Flue No- D - i t Tndor • * Cyllndre Hard Top • Automatic Tran*- mtaaton - Paw ar Steering - Power Brake* - Radio A Healer * Soles Glaaa • Remote Control M irror • Custom Steer- C 7 0 ( \ l lag Wheel • Wheel C e re m . Tuton* Paint, t " * " * l M anU,a,r H ,rd lop Coupe. Automatic Radio, Heater, nud Power v Tranamivtion, Brake*. Super II Feeder ____________________ Sedan Automatic Trau m U rion , Radio, Healer, Tower SteerIn*, and Power llraheo. Vo. P*-20 Tndor Sedan - Cualom Package • Cigarette Lighter • Oil FUtar mtaaton. W hile Sidewall Tire* • .Automatic Tran*- £ 2 1 2 2 r u rVALMJ I n Aatomslto Tranamlaaioa . Whim Sidewall Tire* - Caatom Package . Cigarette UghUr < n n c C . 0(1 Filter, y L L jJ r u i fY v w U 1 n Wagon - Automatic Tranamlaaton • Tower Steering • Tower Tail Gat* • Storage Compartmeat • Padded Jnatntment Panel • Sales Gtaa* • t ^ H C Q While Sidewall*. ^ X /O O WITH THEBE OUTSTANDING FRATURERt Aaerlea’n Moel Fxnnomlral Car! Standard American Shift! Standard Aaeriran 500 FRENCH t ' ^ r n o n 390 Town Sedan, V4, IV n lr CraUeomaiir. Radio, Heater, Powrr Rrakea. A Beantlful Sky Bln* and White. ISAVE5 NEW RAVENNA PARK BUCKLOOKS BIGGf WILSON - MAIER Sr X lf S*. Fark A ve. Ph. F A 2-3441 Sanford E vass B t d r Lake Mary Ph. FA M a o 10UR WE GIVE TOP VALUE BTAMFB C A. Whiddon, Sr. A N D A S S O C IA T E S VALUE* • QUICK CREDIT UFF-A.DAY LOTS ON LAKE • RAYMOND M. BALL 31. Fnrnltnm BRASS MOTORS 206 E. Commercial A v t. Ph. F A 2 -5 4 4 1 I I k l ^ A I VI Capri Fordor Sedan A’ -S, Automatic Tr*n«mU»ion. Radio. Heater. Air Conditioned, Power Bleer. in i, Power Brake*, Pow er Window*, Cuatomline Fordor V-* fU C m / V IIL v I 219 Tudor Sedan, row ergllde, Radio and n eater, As la. Your Ford Dealer Since 1931 Strickland • Morrison, Int. Sanford, Florida Phono F A 2-1481 �n * IT IS NOT TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE Pr ice s Good 3 Days — Friday, S atu rday and Monday - A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your F u r n i t u r e Until N e e d e d �V rr^ pr~ T “~t <; Editorials ANOTHER DARK SIDE THEY HOPE TO REACH By MARQUIS CHILDS WASHINGTON— President Elsen­ hower h ss told officials responsible for space development to be prepared for a meeting some time nest week to try to straighten out the tangle of authority that blurs responsibility for progress or the tack of it. Such a m ove can hardly be de­ layed longer, since public opinion is warming up on this question. The fact that the United States has consistently for two years been in second place, with the Soviet Un­ ion s c o r i n g one spectacular achievement alter another, could becom e a hot political i«*ue in nest year’s campiagn. Reports to the White House indi­ cate that the public Will not be pacified by the soothing statements put out by some military men to the effect that the recent moon shots have no relation to Soviet military capability. In view of the extraordinary accuracy o f the two shots ever such vast distances, this is loo m „rh to swaltnw even though State Industrial Gain Ahead Of Average By GORDON J . TOLL M ta a fc r , Security Associate*, la c . Industrial expansion in Florida is well ahead of the TJ. S. Average. Manufacturing employment has doubled in this atate during the past decaue. In the nation as a whole, it has only risen 10 per cent. In the past three years alone, some 2,000 new manufacturing plants and major plant expansions have occurred in the state and total wages in manufacturing and mining have climbed from $544,000,000 to $745,000,000 in the same period. Some o f the largest benefactors o f this huge expansion are our giant power corporations. Figures released from the Florida Growth Fund News show electric power production An Florida in 1,000 Kilowatt hours in 1940 were 1,709,591; in 1950, 5,610,410; 1958, 15,730,815. Customer ’.0-year per­ centage gain for Florida Power 1 Light was 139 per cent; Florida Power Corp, 139 per cent; Tampa Electric, 82 per cen t Net income for Florida Power and Florida Power and Light for the same 10 year period resulted in over a 400 per cent gain for both companies. Earnings per share of each of the above companies have been over the past five yeurs in a continual upswing. A new utility company has recently come into the pub­ lic view— Florida Water and Utilities Company. Organized Ainder the laws o f the State of Florida in 1954, it has its prin­ cipal executive offices in Miami, Florida. The company pro­ vides water distribution service and sewnge collection and treatment for the Cutler Ridge area in Dude County. Addi­ tionally, the company provides water distribution service in an area o f npproximutely 20 square miles to the north nnd oorthwest of Cutler Ridge. Net income for the past three years hns been on a steady upward climb. In a letter to the stockholders of Florida Water, dated September 3U, 1959, it was reported for the eight months ^ n d ed August 31, 1959, the company's total revenue approxi­ m a te d $591,000 comparing most favorably with revenues of $530,000 for the entire yenr of 1958. The steady growth in company operations and increased detnund for their facili­ ties resulted in a backlog of $414,000 in unfinished contracts as of December 31, 1958. During the first eight months of this year, additional contracts with builders und developers have resulted in increasing this backlog to $876,000 as of August 31, 1959. The company is currently serving 2,608 aites. Under existing contracts, 3,848 sites remain to be connected. Earnings per share arc 81 cents versus 57 cents A sst year. The dividend rate is presently at the rate of 36 cents per share a year, payable 9 cents quarterly. This com­ pany is situated in u rapidly growing area, • * * Trends & Tangents in Forbes Magazine claims that the San Francisco Giants did not grab the pennant, but tiieir stock hns performed well anyway. Recent quote on the ball club's shares wns $820. o ff only slightly from the year’s high o f $895. The low bid two years ago. when the Giants were preparing to move out of New York, was $330.00 per share. • The Short Interest on the New York Stock Exchnnge in­ creased 335.940 shares In the month ended October 15, the New York Stock Exchunge reported. A "short” sale is ‘'ac­ complished by borrowing stock from an owner and selling it. The short seller hopes to buy an equivalent number o f shares later at a lower price, thus making a profit, und then return the shares to the lender.” Studebaker-Packard Corp. continued as the issue with the largest short interest position— 452,606 shares. Ameri_ can Motors Corp. had the second largest short position— •113.053 shares. D A ILY CRO SSW O RD ACROSS 2. Profit* 22 .1! is* 3. High (m m .) Clairo 2. K ing o f 4. Shine 23. Indian A m dekitM 6. Enemy prince* 6. Strike a .T in v acouta 24. K gc 10. Rodents 6. Final dUhee 7. Kick i i * 2 3 .-H oot I S A .) 32. Island backer, -----republio fo r on e 20. Dirigible 33. French river t . A sunshade 30. Window 34. Alder 9. Coarse, glassee Small nutted wool 31. Sham barracuda. 31. Colonize 32. Inner lT .C t « « e t o 19. Vita too satellite IS. Fuel tlg M i/ of 3 8 .l t is (poet.) 20. S t r u c t Uremia 20. H alt fella 21. Routt 33. Theme (var.) i * 21. Skin tumor 32. Heathen ■> imago 23. Firework T~ 27. Chinese seaport I T >* 23. Hawk parrot a r n 39. Girl’ * nickname 11 20. Through 31. Obese IS S r i» 34. Gov. smith 3B. Flats i* « 35. Exist 3T.------ o f Troy B _ 39. Spiral %■ U ornament 82 _ (arch.) TT" yj~ 41. Rock i i 42. Insert u 43. Cavers with turf p W *r 44. Par* DOWN b m 1. Beetle >Page 11 Tt$lii4ii*a Asia*e 33. Flex 33. Game o f cards 4& G om pu e 7 * r r IT* J<* . 22. li jT % /// 75" 19-23 F r id a y , O c t o b e r 2 5 , 1959 w s i.u a on:i.ow. csiin •«* riviusM s. v k i . sn a. c t i i a u e , z i u n u i M *•■••» JACK TRIM ta C K L U r All Si t R cirr s h i m »**'*«r aetiwv B tts n S •a • ««• < SIAM matt** 0«t*k*r IT. SPIV at Ik* r « i o r (Saw s i l BwaCar*. riarl**. aa4*r IBa A il af C s s ft t u wl M u s i a. tar*. TVs ■ • ta li Is a ■ s a R i al IBs ta il** Pr»»w **kl*h u •■■h im • Isslr l* Ik* u s tmm sweakllwwUaa al all tka laaal aawa **taas4 la Ola ■ CSSCSOFTIOR s i r e s Rf Mali B , a t O illlirr IWSlMl* t * M ir Or c s » i « ottsa# rasa 1 T. * • *M k a r« * _ a W as tka M l * Mm O s S.TS a M a sts* sos a a iM d * zss I.M 1 Maalh l « 1 s Mkisk to e * . S. F m o I ■***!• im * ' *r**M* Skat *11 *s*U aakM*l*4*o* k* »*M Washington Calling it may be technically true that the moon shots have no direct bearing on weapons capability. Even m ore disturbing to those responsible fo r space developm ent is the likelihood that in the near future the Soviets wilt score an­ other first—sending a man into o r­ bit in a space vehicle. F or som e time Russian scientists have been saying that they have the problem of recovery o f a space capsule lick­ ed. They claim that this was dem* onstrated when they sent two dogs about too m iles into outer space and reportedly brought them back alive. While a healthy respect has grown up for Soviet claim s since they have so often been proved right, space specialists here are taking this one with a grain o f salt. They point out that the dogs which were returned to earth were never sent into orbit but merely on a round trip exploratory shot into outer space. Sure, the skeptics say, the Russians can tap a candidate, pin a Lenin medal on him. put him in a spare capsule and send him up with the odds against his r t tu rn ia f lo this planet. Nevertheless, there Is a deep ua* derlying concern ov e r tbo Amen* esn approach to the whole proMta o f space exploration. A vast tootl* ing of rival publicity on a M ale that Madison Avenue might envy has given the public a false end confusing picture not only o f t i e failures but of the solid achieve* ments o f rival program s. As in the famous caucus race in Aliee ha Wonderland, prizes are handed ou t lo everyone no matter what direc* lion the runners take or bow fait they run. Although the orbiting o f an American in spare is a year to a year and a half away w e have been told all about the astronauta, their wives and their children. The pub* licity machines have traced the course they will follow In outer space and undoubtedly someone la working on the speech the piooeer space man will make when he re* turns to earth. But alt this has an if-snd-when sound about it, • kind o f brave whistling in the vast dark of interstellar sp ace. The missile base at Cape C anaveral may or may not be the best la the world, but it is certainly the gnat* rat adjective factory in existence since nothing is ever shot o ff with* Rest Homes and Nursing Homes out an accompanying stream of for the Aged are glutted. So are vivid descriptive phrases, the various slate institutions fo r ' Aware of the exceasrs to which auch folks. ! this has gone, som e o f the apaco As a result, prod your creaking! promoters nevertheless say that it joints and tottering feet into ac is essential to iiffVivsl in tbe strut* tion: gle between competing agcnciee. Don't surrender to the slavery Unless you keep Ihe public aw ar* nf what you arc trying to do, a* ot an easy chair; And you relatives nr altcndants, this justiffealion goes, you ca n h* please be firm in seeing that such chopped off by the Budget Bureau oldsters walk as much as possible, or the White House with n o on* th* wiser. despite their groans. The Arm y Ballistic M l s a i l * Belter a little pain today in the art of walking than to moan for Agency is currently under sentene* years as a bedfast case: ot death. This is the brilliant team put logrthcr under W ernber V m ADVICE TO OLDSTER* And you older folks should be Braun, the German ex pert, that sure you slay in full contact with developed the Jupiter m issile. 0 a * life as long as possible by having of the problems the spare council your eyes checked. under Eisenhower's chairmanship Get new glasses that will help must decide is the future o f ttla you enjoy Uio color o f this world, team and whether it is to be sub* for we'll all be in our coffins toon merged in the Air F ore* ap se* program. enough. The council must atso face up t* Don't grope around in 5U'3 darkness when new rye glasses the reasons why this country ia ia will let yuit enjoy 00*... or even second place and likely to Stay 100'.. of the visual beauty o t this Ihcrc unless drartic and far-raaefe* earth. ing steps are taken. One obvioua And don't livo in silence when reason is that the various apac* a new In-aring aid will keep you projects have been starved ter in touch with your friends snd rela­ money. tives, as well as bird's calls, plus Democrats hoping to make a * / radio and TV. political capital out o t this will Finally, get a new set ot false discover at once that they are lecth which will perm it you to cat themselves under tbe aun. Reflect* the raw vegetables and other ing the Lyndon Johnaon-Sam Ray* menu items of youth. burn determination to outdo tho You can 't feel young again un­ Eisenhower econom izers lh « House less you eat and sea and hear like cut more than $20,000,000 out *< young folks: ihe $433,000,000 the Administration So quit saving all your m oney for asked far space programs. your idnfulks. Spend a little to r e ­ Hut it Is not just • m atiar ad juvenate yourself during your final getting more money. Tha realiaa* 10 to 20 years here on this beau­ (ion is growing that scientific %ad tiful earth. technical manpower is beginning to As gifts, will you children be be in short supply. That gats dow n sure your parents or grandparents lo deficiencies in education and to get new glasses, a hearing aid incentives; in short, to pretty and new teeth? Y ou can 't best solemn fundamentals in th* chai* surh gifts: lenge of outer space. W orry Clinic Assignment Washington BY ED KOTKRHA WASHINGTON — Out o f the darkness, witness Herb Stcmpcl snickered, slapped his knee and haw hawed out of control at the ham on the screen. The ham oo the screen was Herb Stcmpcl. Herb was watching himself win $K),3oo—then lose $20,000 of it—on the TV quiz show, TwentyOne. in 193fl. For eight weeks run­ ning he was a star in that per­ formance. Now he had the center of the stage in a different type of quiz show, with Iicp. Oren Harris (II., Ark.) master of cerem onies. And the only money to exchange hands was Sleinpcl’s travel al­ lowance from Forest Hills, N. Y. ped the querias to him la th« Isolation booth. "That was all rehearsed, just like the answers were,” he (old the committee when the lights ramc back on again. And, now, the reporters, who’d been taking notes in the dark, saw little hu­ mor in the truth that they’d been suckcred into believing those "unrehearsed, spontaneous show s" were unrehearsed and spontan­ eous. The movie screen in the House caucus room showed Herb Stcm ­ pcl, an ex til. sweating. But that, he said, was because the program people absolutely refused to turn on the air conditioning in that isolation booth. And those Kiicgs were hot. A co-star on the screen whose whewing and agony was even worse than Herb's was Charles Van Horen who, by the strangest of coincidences, won from Stem- What was so hilarious to the burly young witness was how hammy he looked biting his lip and straining for answers when TV quizmaster Jack Barry pop­ He urged that the European na­ tions get together to decide their economic needs >u that further U. 8. aid could be integrated. No nation o f goodwill was barred from Marshall'a project. The Sov. let Union was expected to par­ ticipate. Some satellite nations were enthusiastic, notably Poland. On June 16, the Communist line was drawn by I'ravda in Moscow, s e c u r it y •J- pel by the exact number of points in the precise manner that the New York quizzer had predicted ha would. Stcm pcl made this prediction to a dozen people, including Ills doctor. And the doctor came on the witness stand between movies and quoted his man as saying: " I 'm going to take a dive ” And he did—before millions ot view­ er*. What shattered the former mili­ tary intelligence man's ego was that he was told, lie said, by the show's co-producer, Daniel Enright, to miss an easy question. 11 was the third part in a scries on the 1935 Academ y Award pic­ ture which, ironically. Stcmpcl had seen two days before. "T h ey wouldn't let me luso honestly," he told the quiz quizzers. But after he lost dishonestly, he won another $3,000. This was on a bet that Charles Van Dorm would lose on a certain dale. Herb said he got the tip-off (runt Dan Enright. And, aald the wit­ ness, Van D orm muffed a ques­ tion on schedule. Listening to these quiz witness­ es spill the beans, under oath, revealing that all that excitement was manufactured, leaves a fel­ This official publication de­ low as deflated as the wide-eyed nounced the plan as an effort to little boy who discovers that San­ exert political pressure with dol­ ta Claus wasn't real after all. lars, a plan to interfere in the About the only spontaneous quiz internal affairs of participating show that's real and unrehearsed nations. Top diplomats in every any more Is the one the husband foreign office in the world w cic get* when the Mrs. catches him thinking and talking about the trying to sneak in in the wee Marshall fla n , either about how hours to benefit from it or how to scu t-1--------tie it. IT T In a matter of days, (hr plan had become topic A everywhere, whereas Acheson’ s speech scarce­ ly made a headline. "W hy was this s o ? ” Aihcson was asked some time ago al * T H E F IN E S T L IN C O L N IN F O R T Y Y E A R S cocktail party. He replied that he didn't know. ,.J beauty b e a u t i/ w ill str ik e you t ou in sta n tly — its u a h tu u v /Is will strike instantly— its oquality will impress you forever. " I f you were to make a vitally important speech in a relatively remote place such as Cleveland, Miss., why didn't you alert the nrwxiucn at the .State Department that it was coming up?" '•Oh." Acheson replied, " I did that. I railed in the British cor­ respondents and told them about it." •'British correspondent! Why didn't you tell the American cor­ respondents I " Acheson’ s reply In that imilrai I cd mixed motives. First, ho said competition among American liters associations was an intense that he feared they could not , keep a confidence reposed in | them and, second, hr seemed not A M E R I C A 'S F IN E S T M O T O R C A R to trust American prers associa­ tions, anyway. Everywhere you look, beauty surrounds you — everything you touch turns to power. That was a puzzler because the hig, routine news of government always is handled in Washington on a confidential basis. On this one occasion, Acheson chm e to change the rules. His big speech fizzled out in one small romnuinity instead of exploding through out the world. Acheson Forgotten Man In Marshall Salutes WASHINGTON ( U l’I l — In all of the salutes to the late Gen. George C. .Marshall and to his Marshall J'lan the forgotten man was Dean AchctOn. You might say that Acheson planned it Unit way. The office tiles will show that Acheson— then undersecretary o f state—was first up with public proposal of the basic idea of what came to be known as the Marshall 1'iati. Only a month in 1947 separated the two speeches in which Ache­ son, first, ami then Marshall pro­ posed a great post-war rehabili­ tation program at the expetue o f the U, S. Treasury. Acheson's speech floated gently away in early May 1947 on the balmy springtime air o f Missis­ sippi. Marshall's, delivered June ‘ 5 at Harvard's commencement exercises, rang bells around the world. Acheson spoke in Cleveland. Miss., before the Delia Council. His theme was that the United Mates must "push ahead with the reconstruction nf those two great workshops of Europe and Asia— (iermany and Japan” without waiting for Big Four agreement mi such a project. Marshall's speech was of gteatcr scope but basically the same. Grandpa Miller poses a prob­ lem that Is growing more com mon In Am erica. Old talks MUST keep la motion nr they will soon be slaves to the bed or an easy chair. And b« aura you prod them Into rrjuvrnatlag themselves via new glasses, hearing aids and lalse teeth. If they refuse to indulge them­ selves, then you children do U for them a t gills. BY — GEORGE W. CRANE PhD.. M. I). CASE C — 477: Eli Miller, agrd almost 97, is Mrs. Crane's father. He lives on our farm in Indiana and for the past year we have bail to watch hint closely to be sure he cats and goes to bed on schedule. For Ids right hip is fairly stiff. It pains hint when he tries to get up and shuffle around the room s via the aluminum vvalkrr. So we drop in at breakfast time to tie sure lie arises (rum bed and goes to the tabic. He groans ami procraslinaics, hut wc sec that he gets upon his feel. But after breakfast, hr heads into the living room to sit in an easy chair all day. And he has spent so much time in that easy chair that his knees now remain partly bent, even when he walks. So I have had to see that he places hit fret on a hassock in order that his legs will straighten out. WARNING TO OLDSTERS You older folk* must resist this natural tendency to take things easy. Otherwise, your legs will grow weak and atrophy lrum lack of use. And as soon as you can no longer shullle around under your own power, then you become rootril to one spot, like a tree or garden vegetable. Remember yon arc only 2 (ret from slavery alter you pass the age of 63: And those two feet are your own fret or you will lie ilurk m bed or a rhair Ihe rest o[ your days, a slave to anybody who will be willing in wait on you or tic your constant nursemaid. And it is getting harder to ob­ tain attendants for older folks, partly because wc are having a larger perrentugu of folks who pass the age of 63. and partly be­ cause many oldsters have no close relative* lo look alter them. CcOihawaij & TftcJtibbin " General Insurance 114 N. Park Ave* FA 2-0331 You are in v ite d to inspect the b est-m ad e m otorcars o f our tim e LINCOLN FOR I960 mm M M BEaW Eigea mm ’tncoCi Continental— A SSOCIATES, INC. STOCKS - BONDS II MUTUAL FUNDS Gordon J . Toll, M gr. KIRK - Flax* i TX 2.7MS HUNT LINCOLN - MERCURY, Inc. I N K . Potesetto A ft. Sanford, Florida FAX4U4 Direct W irt To Sincere A Co.. Members New York Stock Each. "**4 h Of •*- �V iem rdxM pM vSN r’ - H'v E & gsSK r' oft. n. m % tiS i Sunday To Unveil n To Country Club Manor All tha la»M win ha sodded and laadaespad with a variaty at plaMS, Garrison said. Tha can* atrsot* win bo » toot wldo tad wlD ba coaaeetod to drlnviji of mU4 ctaottt. Tht *>w tortt-bedreom boats art gttoi vp m Bradshaw Dr, Hayes Dr. sod Mayfair Orel*. Aar atckaakal defect i a a m r bona win ba takaa cart ef frta of charge for tha Oral year of tccvpaacy, Ganiaot satf. The down payments n f M a t 1r iaalallaaaau larltda prtodpal. fa»t*r**l, Uxta tad taanr> aoe*. Mortgage* art laaaad Ip tha Federal Housing Adalntetra- G E TT IN G R E A D Y FOR S U N D A Y when open housa will be held In this new thrae bedroom Countrv Club Manor model home are Manor developer George H . Garrison, left, and aalea manager Bernard G . Erm lch. The $9,890 model home will be open to the public from 10 a . m . until 6 p. ro. this Sunday and from 10 a. m. until 5 p. m. on weekdays. Proper Cleaning Helps Waxing Giving Economy Homes b Developer's Goal CHICAGO (UPI) - Wooder why your freshly.sraisd floors don’t gleam? Dost blame toe floor wax until you chock aw your own cleaning procedures baton too was la applied. A wax company expart wan* that a thorough rinsing la noetasary — especially if you uan clean­ ing compounds recomaeadod far tDe floors. H* explained that a p e c i a l chemicals, added to moot tils clsanen to get cut din, don’t mix with ertx. If they a n not washed off before wax la applied, ton floor will have a dull shoos instead of a shiny finish. Warklag wi t h Garrison a r c _ a beau wltoJa reach !faalHaa who otherwise might sales manager Bernard G. Emnot ho able to afford to *uy oao, rich, constructloo superintendent Is Oearga H. Garrlaea’a philoso­ Gaorga Cudebce phy behind his development of Caimtry Club Manor. A veteran of M years la tha healing development business, Garrison built about 10 tubdivl* aloos la the Los Anjelea ares. Mach raa from 300 to too homes. Me aim built about 40 homes par year under private contract Gsrrtaoa gtvaa his own personal supervision to all phasai of the work Involved to building the Manor hemes, from the digging , atJho foundation mui| fipyi oc- and Interior decorator, Mrs. Mary J, Garrlaon, who auparvlsaa all of tha decorating bouse by bouse. This adds a woman’s touch,” Garri­ son said. Local subcontractors working on the M bouse addition art Evans Roofing, R. L. Harvey Plumbing. Seminole Terraito, Miracle Concrete. llar-Car Alu­ minum Products for awnings and windows and Clifford Tay­ lor Masonry and Concrete Works. About U men are work­ ing on tha addition. Here's Flavorful Hamburger Brides Of 100 Years Ago Got Easy Directions NEW YORK (UP!) New Wldai who anticipated pitfalls to madam gadgot-fUlad k l t e h e a a would not bava found otd-fishion cookery any onslor. A century ago, cooking was more an cnduranca contest than a creative eaperiene*-and not Just for lack of labor-saving appUaacti. For instance, take the va~ie directions to a typical "rselps.” This on*, fur oUawhnrry shortcake, appeared In “Tbo Young Housekeeper's mend’* to UN; “ llska cream of tarter biscuit dough a little shorter than usual. Bake rather quick.” An author who can’t ba more (pacific is no friend of lneiperlenced cooks. Aod these directions for cold veal ragout: “ Cut handsome slicss from any of raid veal, (lour them /tlL ivo tho sptdsr hot, with e spoonful of butter melted in it, and fry too veal a handsome brown." Whnt constltutrs n "handsome” alics? And “ handsomt” brown? (For Ibe benefit of electricskillet cooks, tho “ spider” referred to la an Iron frying pan, not an Insect.) If you’re planning a roast best dinner, fairs'* a suggestion from another century.old cookbook: “ Tha sirloin U tha nicest plsce for roasting . . The gravy soould not ba thick or greasy, and la Improved by adding a little ket­ chup." How much lumpy gravy la put on American tables, ws shud­ der to think. The author of this baffling raelp# wasn’t dumb, though. She kept her Identity se­ cret, signing her book, “ By a Practical Housekeeper." We can appreciate her desire for anony­ mity, but question her choice of too word “ practical." While visiting the OPEN HOUSE la m haatat, aetatdiag to devtl* opar a torpa H. Cantata. H a S2 raillloa worth at hon or tonptotod wart aurtod ia l* r . Aloag with tht taw flg I m m addi­ tion, tho whale Mawr wffl attar lot arm . Tht aubdivWaa la aaly at* aod out quarter Milas frtai tha heart of Sanford, '‘which paw vide* too homo owner wMh a variety of shopping piaett," Garrison said. Onhr a thort dlstaara Cron SemJtol* High Scaooi, the Maser ia also clot* to Southtide Elementary School. School butt* pick up children at both end* of the development, at JOto and at SSth itrtoU. Country auh Manor la two mllaa from L#ba Mary and about a a Do and one half fmm tha Mayfair Conatry Ouh golf INTERIOR D E C O R A T O R fo r the 93 new Country Club Manor homes M rs. M ary J . Garrison takes a look at some o f th t appliances Installed In the model homt kit­ chen. The centrally located kitchen can be entered from the living room-dining room o r from a hallway leading to the three bedroom*. NEW YORK (UPI) For a mild berbacun flavor, trv openface burger sandwiches. Stood ill cup (1 small can) of undiluted evaporated milk with ; egg. 1H pounds of ground beef, *4 cup of fin* erseksr crumbs, 1)4 tea­ spoons of salt, l« tssspoon of pep­ per. 1 teaspoon at dry mustard and U cup of finely chopped green pepper. Toast a slices of breed on one side only. Divide mast mixture tote * portions and arrange on uatoatted aide of breed. Broil to taste. Serve with 1 (*-eunn) can tomato sauce beet' ad to aervtog temperaton. on your progress in the development of Country Club Manor ceiling insuletion ia put In place and the window frames set. The la now. ready for its ieinspection by Sanford build­ ing olflclali and the FHA. Plsstw er Is layed on Inside and that) house made ready for finishing. Doors art hung, cabinot* installod, mill work put In, the house la painted and the driveway layed. Tht porch la screened, the lot graded and landscaped and a final Inspection la made by Sinford and tot FHA. Tbt borne ia now ready for occupancy. v (M eom si TO THE OPEN HOUSE Fish Nets Make Good Decorations Country C lub M anor NEW YORK (UPI}-Flsh nets catch a new look la homo deco­ rating. The home economics bureau of a dye and tint manufacturing firm suggests using Inexpensive fish nets as room dividers, glass cur­ tains, tablecloths, and bedspreads. Ai dividers, toe acta can serve a* trellises for ivy. For toe table, spread ■ green net over a pale pink cloth and add a pink candle In a hurricane lamp. A net ipreid over a summer coverlet gives a nautical touch to a boy's room or summer cottage. Tha nets can ba washod and dyed In the washing machine, re­ quire no ironing and give * light, airy effect. • JONES ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. C om pltlt Electrical Supplies For T h t Contractor LIGHTING F IX T U R E S — C O N D U IT W IR E — C A B L E "dCnppy JipA diiA died di an outstanding builder* GEORGE GARRISON on the occauion o f tho OPEN HOUSE O f Model 3- Bedroom Homes A t — Country Club Manor We to furnish AND BUILDING MATERIALS Are Pleased To Have Been Chosen To Supply The CONCRETE BLOCKS SM ITH TE R R A Z Z O FLO O R S T E 1-4050 are put on over to* main bouse and carport, and plywood sheet­ ing placed over them. The builtup roof la immediately Insulted to minimise moisture content ia tho lumber. Next too furring strips are put on all too Interior walls which give* a one-inch air space between toe inside finished walla and the concrete blocks. This acts as an ate insulation against conductivi­ ty of beat and cold lrom the DI SOOTY Willi, After Installation ef wiring, the We’re happy to have been selected Notice the beautiful F A S-7021 of a Country Club Maanr home gats careful Inspec­ tion by Sanford and FHA building officials. ------- ------------ -Construction starts with digging the foundation and putting in ton rough plumbing. After a water proof mambran* la Installed ov er too antlra floor ana toe first Inspection Is mad* prior to pour­ ing too cowrote. Concrete la nail poured into th* foundation bed in one con­ tinuous moooUtblc slab, which gives ow solid foundation and sisbbtng. Then the concrete block maeonary walls ars run up. The steel door frames are placad and windows provided tor. After this operation the terraixo floor lx poured and receive* its first grind after thrse days. Than the framing crews take over, laying out all the parti­ tions and doorways. Tha rafters QompiohdaiiDyUk Country Club Manor -106 N. MYRTLE Get Careful Inspections to LUMBER S eminole T errazzo L IV IN G -D IN IN G ROOM A R E A o f th« Country Club M in o r model horn* to bo on display Sunday faaturts two doublo windows and a s ln flt window. T h is Is tho living area o f the 13 by 16 foot room. LUM BER a R SU PPLY Old Dixie Highway V/2 Miles North of Long-wood, Fla. Phone Winter Park TE 1-4431 HOLLOWAY CONCRETE BLOCKS, Ik . Hwy. 17-92 At The Underpass Phone Winter Park—Ml 4-1000 �. HBtefc* • if « m l> f r l .. Oct. 23. l M M u i I t Good Constructjon, Reasonable Price Highlight Manor Homes A very reasoaabie price, good construction and the cooperative attitude of the developer are rea­ sons three Country Chib Manor residents have given (or liking their Manor homes. " I W e the way my Jiome is built,” Mrs. Julia C. Orvla said. Mrs. O rris said she bad gone Into other Homes but preferred hers. "W e get a nlee brtere here,” said the 111 Mayfair Cir­ cle resident. U there’ a any trouble and George Garrison it asked about It, he will com e out right sw ay, Mrs. Orvla pointed out. There’ s no difficulty with drainsgf she said. Water goes away “ pretty fast when It rains hard,” she I t plained. The price of a Country Club Manor h on e is very r e a s o u b le said Mr*. Daniel Boatwick, 194 Club ltd. The homee ere “ very cute" for the price, she e m ­ phasised. Mrs. lo s t wick painted out that the homes arp well built and that her Manor home is about the nicest place the Boelwickt have lived. Owning her own home Is what Mrs. Charles Robbins likes most about being a Country Club Manor resident. The hom es are clean, of sturdy construction, and well worth the price, Mrs. nobbins said. She pointed out that her fam ily had bees prylag |M p er month to rent. Freezer Best Bet To KeepBread 9 IF you keep bread at home for more than a few days, the best way to keep Its freshness Is to freexc it. To save time In shopping many homemakers t o d a y buy bread in quantity and store it in home freerers to be uaed as need­ ed. Because this is such a wide­ spread household practice, an THE DINING AREA in the Country Club Manor model home Is separated experiment station recently made from the kitchen by a cabinet partition. Ail kitchen equipment except the tests of how long bread keeps atove and refrigerator cornea with the $0,890 homes now beinf built. its freshness in the frecrer with different kinds of wrappings. Commercially baked, sliced and wrapped white bread was tested. One lot was froten in the w rap­ ping in which It Came from the store. Other loavsi ware overwrapped with various freer*r p a c­ kaging materials. Six different wrappings were used. The bread was stored it about I degrees F. (or different lengths o f time — BY BEN WIGGINS not have too much shallow wa­ —4, I, and to months. Soil Conservationist, L'SDA ter. It should be free from brush The test showed that up to 4 To keep your refrigerator spot­ months bread kept its freshness Blue-sill bream have been dis­ and weeds. The pond area should tributed to the following coopers- be a minimum of acre. It must less and sweet-smelling, wipe in —that is, its soil texture and fresh tors yesterday morning; H. W. be isolated from other bodies of terlor walls with a solution o f flavor — as well with (he ordinary W illscy, Mrs. 1. P. Mills, A, U. water by natural or constructed two tablespoons o f baking soda commercial wrap aa with overPeterson, Nelson and Company, barrier* or ilructurcs. And the to one quart of warm water. wrapping. Rut the bread lealed after to months showed a d iffer­ and Or. G. 11. Anderson. Black pond must be free of all rough Following this simple tip, and ence, the loaves with the extra Bass will be provided for these fish. Most natural ponds contain private ponds next Spring. Ac­ rough fish such as; mudfish, others given by Ann Que Brown wrap were much better. "M ost homemaker* don't I eep cording to Howard Blsiland, Bio­ suckers, gar fish, shad, eels, and In a teccnt issue of The Antelogist with the Soil Conserva­ cat-fish. Any private pond con­ rican Home, you can assure bet­ bread this long, and itudlrs show that it is more econom ical to tion Service, Florida has approx­ taining rough fish should be killed ter service and longer life to have rapid turnover o f food in imately 2,200 managed farm (ish out com pletely and properly rethe frecrer. For the usual short ponds. These ponds are owned by alockcd with only Blue-gill bream your refrigerator or frecrer. Be careful how you use hot w a­ kreping the slslion rrsrarch in­ cooperatora of Florida's St Soil and Black Bass. Conservation Districts. The baby fish arc provided tree ter, abrasives, or acouring pads. dicates that bread will keep well Successful fish ponds bring re­ of cost to the land owners by They can dam age the coating with only the com m ercial wrap and no extra wrap," says Myrtle creation, pleasure, and delicious the supervisors o f tiic Seminole Home Demonstration food to the owners, their families, Soil Conservation District. The used on trays to keep the lee Wilson, and friends. An unsuccessful one (Ish are obtained from the U. S. cubes from sticking! A wooden Agent. For bom enuds-bresd. however, is a disappointment. The test of Fish and Wildlife Service hat­ spoon or plastic scraper is best a successful one is simple. IF the chery located at Wclaka, Florida. for removing excess frost, NOT fr t e u r wrap may be used. Other fishing is good, then it is a good Your local Soil Conservation a sharp metal tool which can studies show that bresd does not damage the frse ie r compartment. have to be thoroughly thawed be­ fishpond. Service technician will check your Appliance wax will keep the fin- fore using for bread or toast, if The recipe fur a successful pond and assist you In obtaining ish of your freeser o r refrigera- sliced loaves ir e used, the slices fishpond is like any guod recipe. the fish. Select the ingredients carefully When fertilising the pond ap­ lor gleaming through many years separate easily while still hardof hard use. froten — perhaps with a little with an eye to quality. Then use ply (he fertiliser slowly in one Safety tip; “ If you are no long­ loosening with a knife, and then them as directed and reinemher continuous ring around the pond, old refrigerator, they can be spread for sandthis—don’ t be impatient. Now the in water from 2 to 4 Icct deep. er using an ingredients; One favorable pond, The pond ihould nut be fished frecrer, or tcc box, PLEASE rc-j wlilies and put immediately into aufficicnt water (<> maintain 3 to until one year after it has been move the door or latches. It lakes a toaster. Sandwiches made (rum only a few minute* and may: frorrn slices can help •’ refrigc 4 feet depth throughout year, !,♦ stocked in order for the (ish to save a child’ s life. l ra le" the lunch bos. OOO Blue gill Bream per acre, 100 reproduce one time. A good pro­ Black Bass per acre, and 1U0 perly slocked, fertilised, and pounds of an 8 8 1 fertiliser per managed flih pond ihould yield acre of water per month. around 30u pound* o f edible fish A favorable fish pond should per acre o f water per ytar. * Fish Ponds Bring Food As Well As Pleasure Simple Solution Aids Refrigerator Interior Care COUNTRY CI.UH MANOR R E S ID E N T Mra. Charles Robbins naitl that owning her own home In what she liken moat about living In the manor. Junior member* of Stnff Sgt. Charles Robbins* Club Rd. family arc, front left. Danny, .luilygnil, .Ioann, and David. M A N O R D K V E I.O l'E R George H . Garrison, le ft, M L. construction superintendent George Cudebec survey on* of the 95 new three bedroom homes going up in addition to Country Club Manor. The solid slab foundation shown hero makes a sturdy base for the house. Hartar Products Plan Big ExpansionOperation Harcar Aluminum Products will follow it* second anniversary in (he Banfoid area with a SJU.UiKi expansion operation. Tw o year* ago this month lla r­ car s u ite d business In the Standard Growers building un \V. 13lh St. Since then the aluminum pro­ duct* manufacturing company has moved into a modern factory on Itwy. 17-!*-*, just teiilh o f s*nfr»rd. Today, Ilarear co-onner C. It. Sehilke said that a 120.000 expan­ sion operation to include a build­ ing addition, new equipment and a new product i* planned for de­ velopment early in 1900, Sales for the first six months of only In resilience* throughout the been specified and InataUM ta 1030 w c .c gi enter than the tom- Southeast, but the firm 's c o m -1schools, hospitals and churtlMat puny’ s entire sales in 1058, ae­ m en ial awning window* have I Sehilke said. o n dii.it to SchilLe, in l'JOO, tales should double, the co-owner said. Harcar now tells to dealers ivhu handle it* products exclusive­ ly in most Central and North H oiid u cities. The company ha* m ajor slocking accounts Ift Birm­ ingham, Atlanta, and MgsWIan, Mississippi, A full time represtntative is promoting the sale of Harcar product* in Georgia, Ala­ bama, Mississippi and Louisiana, llu tca r products at# used not Cold W e a th e r C o m i n g ! FILL UP NOW -J For Home Coll cereals in milk are usually given on the package. You can step up milk value in many foods that contain iluiil milk by adding nonfat dry milk. Try this when preparing soups, mash­ ed pot a iocs, cereals, and other cooked food). If you add 4 table­ spoons of dry milk to each cup of fluid milk, you make the food about twice a* rich in milk value as it is when fluid milk alone is used. | j . t y _ i K of KEROSENE-FUELOIL Wise Homemakers Vary Milk Usage Milk is a staple item (or the ingenious girl in the kitchen. It can and does go anj where from appetiser lo dessert with flavor and dignity. Beside* being a real boom to the girl with the cooking spoon, milk-made dishes carry a big (M inus o f food value (or the "b e youngcr lonfier" look which milk can help provld Here are some ways lo get the extra div­ idend milk o ffei* now, says Miss Alice Cromartie, Extension Nuirt lionist. Many people find milk refresh Inc and never tire of drinking ll plain, Cooked foods ind other prepared foods offer many ad.li tional ways in get milk into dady m eals, with much added nutritive value and otien extra dividend* In flavor. Try it especially if )ou have poor milk drinkers In your hume. For more milk at breakfast, for exam ple, poach eggs m hoi milk and serve on toast. Use milk instead of water when you cook cereals. Directions for cooking Delivery THRIFTY Service Station Phone FA 2-3171 r — 1 mm* j W 1 • to G e o r g e o n Garrison t h e OPEN HOUSE V i s i t the fon qJia hjd cd w n A of Model Homes in Beautiful OPEN HOUSE o n the Country Club Manor at Cm m Uiy £ lu l) VYlourwh Country Club Manor We do all the plumbing, OPEN HOUSE and furnish and install B e s t w i s h e s for c o n t i n u e d all the fixtures. success in b u i l d i n g these f t O m o d e rn h o m e s . - l - l M * CONCRETE for Construction or Repairs ALL EV A N S 204 SANFORD AVE. d l o -t i i k k .m Spate A Mal l Healer* A m rrics« • Standard, Kohler, Craae A Brigs* Flature* Midpoint and State W ater Heater* RADIO ROOFING M l HEATING CO. 102 N. Maple Ave. TRUCKS FA 2-0582 EQUIPPED - MIRACLE CONCRETE 309 ELM AVE. CO. FA 2-5751 ' �V anoh dt ^ahhihon All HONES FEATURE • 1Yt Tiled Baths • Colored Bathroom Fixtures • Birch Kitchen Cabinets • Awning Windows • Terrazzo Floors • Venetian Blinds • Large Screened Porch • Carport* DOWN PAYM EN T • Storage Room • Insolated • Dual Gas Heating • In City Limits M O N T H LY • City Conveniences PAYM ENT Drive Out Went 20th Street, Turn Left At Anderaon Circle Look For Our Siena. Couitbuf Club VflmwJt m o d e l h o me s �. . . . . .. .. - ------------ ------------------------------------- .u ^ s . . . . . . . H vM j m * - m .WaterPointedOit Seminole County residents who hairs their own water and eewata system s should boQ their d ria U n f water during the current high w ater crisis acting health officer Dr. Robert J. Sm ith said today. Flooding ia the eouaty has created danger of eo*lamination of private water system s by private sewer systems and septic tanks, Sm ith said. This cross-con* tamlnation could result in typhoid, para-typhoid or d y^ aentery, the doctor explained. N o cases o f these dis• eases have been reported so far. Mass inoculations against typhoid and dysentery will be mads if any cases are reported, Smith explained. The city health department la now checking major water supplies in critics) flood areas at the beginning of each week instead o f every two weeks. N o contamination had been found os o f Saturday. Inoculations against typhoid and dysentery may be obtained free at the health center next to the Fire Dept, building on Palmetto A v e. • Dr. Bmlth said he woutd not recommend mass Ino­ culations y e t Finns May Deal •With Steel Union .PITTSBURGH (U PI) - Another Kaiser started Individual negoti­ in Washington with the United Steelworkers Union follow­ ing an announcement Sunday night that it would negotiate separately from the other It big steel com ­ pany mem bers of the Industry co­ ordinating committee Involved in the 104-day strike. At Philadelphia the U. S. Court of Appeals announced today that a decision on the United Steel workers Union appeal against a Tail-Hartley back-to-work Injunc­ tion Is expected to be announced Tuesday at 4 p. m. Kaiser did nut announce whether any terms had been agreed upon with the union, but the industry com m ittee which it deiertcd said a settlement such as Kaiser con­ templated would cost the corpora­ tion 10 cents per man hour for the first year of a three year con­ tract. The cumraitlee aaid (or other companies, the same package would cost 11 cents per man hour, which "clea rly represent! an in­ flationary agreement.” The other companies said they found terms of the Kaiser proposal "unacceptable.” However, an inbustry source refused to identify tho firm. ef the etAke-bound m ajor steel ations companies may follow the lead of the Kaiser Steel Corp. today In toeaking with the Industry stand against "Inflationary” wage in. efour City Street Paving Projects To Be Started Sanford will start a four street paving project la tne northwest —eectioa o f the city In November. • The city will lay 1,073 feet of pavement to coat 32,312.94 on Mul­ berry Ave. from 13th to 13th St., o s Oleander Ave. from 10th to Uth St., on Jew s mine from loth to U and oo 11th SC from Olean­ der to Jessamine. Tbs paving work will begin a* aooo as the two parking lots neat to the Chamber of Com merce building and at Third St. and Pamalto Ave. are finished, City • M a n a g er Warren Knowles aaid today. , Paving projects on the city a goods for the 1939 to fiscal year Include pavement of Myrtle Ave. from First St. lo Seminole Blvd., pavement of Kim St. from First 8t. lo Fulloo, on Kultoo from Laurel Ave. to French Ave., and the Sanford Ava. widening Sanlurd's City Commission will project from 13lh St. to 23Ui St. consider rexonlng W. First St. Cost to the city of these projects from residential to commercial be­ © w il be 321,833.11. tween French and Cedar Avenues at the cum mission meeting In City Hall at 8 p. in. today. The City Planning and Zoning Board recommended the roioning after Mrs. Harold Appleby request­ PENSACOLA (U P I) - The F lor­ ed that a house she owns at 801 ida chapter of the NAACP wound First St. be toned commercial. iW Ms four-day conference here The commission will also consider Sunday urging wide N egro voting, bids to sell gasoline to the city more political activity, efforts for for the 1939-60 fiscal year, and better Jobe and Increased attempt creation of an R-IC xonc which • * school Integration. reduces the land necessary (o build H ie group adopted the statement a home In certain Sanford subdi­ at the final session. Earlier, the visions from 7,300 to 8,300 square Rev. A. Leon Lowry of Tam pa was feet and euts the sideline lim i­ re-elected state president. tations to seven and a half feet T h e statement commended for these homes. naroots In Dade, Hillsborough end A report on burned or partially gecem bla counties who have tried destroyed buildings In Sanford as to eater their children ia all- being unsafe la also on the agenda white schools, k Mid "W a pray along with submission of the 1931 that more and more parents Lake Monroe pollution study for throughout the state wlU jo ia their comparison with recent pollution fr e a k s ." study findings. Rezoning Hove Wide Negro Vote Urged By N A A C P g > a ttf0 rii •j W E A T H E R : Clear and cold tonight. High today, 7 8 -80. Low tonight, 5 8 -0 0 . VOL XLQC United Leased Win Established 1000 M O N D A Y , OCTOBER 2 6 ,1 9 5 9 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. M S Cold Front Comes To Area, Disrupts Power L T . CD R. H A R O L D Clause, son o f M r. and M rs. W . C. Clause o f Sanford, helped rescue homeless Japanese from the flooded city of N agoya after the recent 161-mile-an-hour typhoon h i t Helicopters aboard the USS Kearsarge rescued thousands o f people from the floods. 1 p. m. Slocks NEW YORK (U P I) — Stock price* at 1 p. m .: Am erican TAT ..................... 78*. T8*» American T o b a c c o ....................104H 104H Bethlehem Steel 3414 C k O ............... 87 ti Chrysler .............................. 80*v 80*V Curtiss - Wright ................... 3m JDi e t s DuPont ..................................... 2381s 238)4 Eastman Kodak 92’ » S M Ford Motor 82>< General Electric T8l« 11 * e 33V* Genera Motors i * * * Graham - Paige 214 Inti. TAT ....... •Il*| IM ,* * * 37’ s Lorillard .................................. 43»4 43'4 Minute Maid ........................ 21' 21*. Penney .................................... 110 18H Penn RR . . . i ■» « Royal Ameri 44k Sears Huebuc 48 Standard Oil (N J) ............. 48’ . 221s Sludebaker ......... 1(«>« U. S. Sted 93’ s Westinghouse El. • • • s Seminole County sod Sanford got their fL st taste of winter early this morning as the tem per­ ature dipped to 4i degrees. The coot weether to the area last night also Interrupted e le c ­ tric service in parts o f town. At U .U p. m. yesterday, ooid cracked the Insulation ou a trans­ mission line north e f Titusville (hat supplies electricity to this area. A spokesman for Use Florida Power and Light Co. estimated that several hundred homes w ere without electricity lo r 90 minutes until service was restored. News Briefs Auto Layoffs DETROIT (U P I) — Layoffs to the auto industry caused by steel shortage* stood at 117,300 today, but another 4,000 Idled at Chry­ sler Corp., returned to their Jobs. Register Rites WINTER HAVEN (U P I) - F u n eral services were held today for retired Circuit Judge Don L. Register who took hta own life at his home here Friday. Reiatlvee said he had been despondent since by Area residents were . anted the weather bureau today to get out their sweaters as tempera­ tures tonight ir e expected to be between 33 and (0 degrees. In other parts of the state and country UPI reported a cold front lightened Us grip today ringing down the curtain on the 1939 hur­ ricane season, and a five-inch snowfall blanketed the mountain regions of Tennessee. In the Norfolk-Portsmouth, Va., area residents were just mopping up from a torrential rain that struck over the weekend, killing at least one person and causing extensive property damage from flood watrrs. The cool weather firmly look hod Sunday night, dropping temperature readings in Florida counties Into the low 40'a. It was the death knell for the lSSS hurricane season, w h i c h spawned ten tropical storms, in­ cluding killer-hurricane Grade. " A tropical storm formation now would Indeed be an unusual phenom enon," said Forecaster Arnold Sugg. He explained the cold front would stamp out the "ingredients" w h i c h tropical need to tons— warm air hat experienced la a Nearly four Inches of rate f e l The first m ow of the season during a six-hour period Satur­ to Tennessee was reported to the day, forcing at lea .t four fam ilies Great Smoky Mountains National to leave their homes, she roof* ad Park. Official* reported the road several, buildings collapsed. to Cling m an'* Dome and the The rain caused the death *C newly • opened observation tower Lawrence White, 82, o f Ports, was closed for a short period mouth. He was found drowned to while ranger* manned snow plows a flooded drainage ditch. to clear It. Tourists flocked to the A cloudburst raised by several area at a rasa of SU ears per feet the level of creek w ater hour Sunday. flowing under the Natural Bridge, Heavy rains ou the Norfolk- a tourist attraction near Roanoke^ Portsmouth area marked the sec­ Va., causing an estimated 33,000 ond flooding downpour the area damage. Cubans Mass In Capital For Giant Anti-U.S. Rally his ton, Scott, was killed In an automobile accident. The Judge had retired last year because of poor health. Space Proposal WASHINGTON ( UPI ) — Sen. Acxandcr Wiley (R-W le.) ha* p r o posed that the United State* launch an “ operational weather­ man” satellite to relay weather data to the entire world. Wiley, a member of the Senate Space Com . mittee, said Sunday that an In­ weather satellite HONOLULU ( UPI ) Mrs. ternational Jam es Am es*, wife of the televi­ would be " a symbol of Am erican sion star of the "G unsm okc” ser­ leadership in world cooperation" ies, wss rn route to Los Angeles that would benefit all nations. today, apparently In good condi­ tion after treatment for superfi­ cial wounds on both wrists. WASHINGTON (U P I) The Mrs. Arness, 38, was hospital­ White House announced today that ised briefly at Kaiser Hospital for all 13 members of the Internawhat were described by author!___ , ties as sctt-tnilu ted rate. b-ade Developmen. Advisory ard have resigned because wounds. The Incident occurred 1 Congress cut off funds for the early Saturday In her room at group. The board, consisting o f the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. prominent Am ericans, was named Deteetlvea laid Mrs. Arness told by President Elsenhower last Feb­ them of having "difficulties with ruary lo examine the spending of her husband at home the last the International Cooperation Ad­ three years'* However, she In­ ministration "w hich handle# for­ sisted that she wants a reconcili­ eign aid. ation. The couple married In 1948 af­ ter meeting at the Pasadena THAT O LD NEEDLE brought different reactions from Allen Getmaa and Playhouse where they shared MOSCOW (U PI) — Premier Nlhis little sister, Sherri, during the Jayccs inoculations against polio S sL leading roles In a production of kita Khrushchev, reporlrd rested unlay. Registered Nurse Grace Fisher administered the injection through “ Candida.” They have two boys by a secret six day trip to Ro­ a dis|)osubie needle while Mrs. Robert Gutman held Sherri. Inoculations and a girl, one o f the boys by a mania, goes before the Supreme were given to 661 persons by the Juycees who plan to give the second group farmer marriage o f Mrs. Arness. Soviet parliament Tuesday with of inoculations in the seriew later. (Staff Photo) what Is expected lo be a full-seals review of international develop­ ments. Khrushchev return'd Sun­ day from what waa described as an unofficial visit to Romania, primarily for a rest. It followed an arduous round of activities that took him to the United Mrs. Miriam Askew of Sanford Statea and to Communist China was chosen quern of the Kissim­ WASHINGTON (U P I) Rela­ mee Boat A Cade Friday night. tives of Jam es A. Woodbury, sn Judges chose the tall blonde CAIRO (U P I)—Egyptian police Seminole County law enforce- Motel, Fern Park, walked into analyst with the hush hush Cen­ housewife at a Ciewlston Elks Club dinner which marked the end said today they had found the ment officers (tilled a car from the iheriffa office and told them tral lntelllgince Agency, said to­ of the three-day boat trip. There bodies of Otte American, two , hc W i|#ri 0j Lake Monroe Satur- he was forced off the road but day that pressures of hi* Job must were 580 boats on the trip along Frenchmen and their Egyptian ,|jy Bnd were kept liuay lnveitigal- managed lo get out of the car be­ have driven him to Join In a bl the Kissimmee River across Lake guide who had been missing in ,ng numerous traffic mishap* in fore he veered into the muddy larrc suicide pact with hta wife. Okeechobee to Clewiaton. They the baking Nubian Desert of the city and area. Woodbury, 32, and bis wife sfiMid waters. southern Egypt for thrre months eam e from 34 state:.. Early Saturday morning on s cliff overlooking the Potomac “ I was shaken up a little but Fouad. chief of trucker on Highway 17-92 aaw a Sirs. Askew said she was "very Lt. Col. Extern River at Groat Fails Saturday. surprised" when the judges police at Aswan, said a second tar ia the waters of Lake Monroe managed to get home,” Acker Holding hands, the two plunged 30 and called the sh eriffs office. made their choice. Her husband American was still missing. said, adding liiat lie escaped by feet Into the churning rapids. Thomaa Askew, ADI, Is at the Fousd said there was no Indi With the aid of the Florida HighHis body was swept down the the winduw before the car hit the Sanford Naval Air Station. The cation which of the two missing way Patrol, the car waa fiilied river but Mrs. Woodbury, also 32, water. couple caine to Sanford from At­ Americans had been found. He out but no body was found inside, wa* found later sitting on a rocky The highway patrol charged A c­ lanta four years ago. Mrs. slid the bodies, recovered Sunday, nfflcera were purr led until a few ledge at the river's edge. Askew is a secretary to Sanford were in a "state of dnintegra- h..ure later. Joseph Acker, who ker with speeding. Witnesses said she wanted to Attorney Karlyle Housholdcr. lien.” >gave his address as the Blue Bird Late y esten l# ), Richard Thorn* throw herself back Into the swirl­ u haniurd Negro, was cuu-.Ld with ing water but they stuped her. She driving while under the mtiuence was under treatment lor shock at of liquor, running a red light and a hospital here today. improper brakes alter he collided 31rs. Woodbury told police she with a truck driven by Claude C. and her husband had decided to Howard at the Intersection of 23th die together because "they wanted *1. and .Sanford Ave. to put him In a psycho w ard." Saturday afternoon, a two car The statement waa Interpreted to collision at 2uth St. and Sanford mean that Woodbury’ a superiors Ave. resulted in $330 damage, but had urged him to leek psychiatric treatment. no in.urles to the drivers. Tommy Toeves of Ufa) Randolph The couple, who have two child St. was charged with failure t o , dren, recently returned from . . . . the **~ — ' ——- of- way alter • yield right he two-year lour of duty in Germany. crashed into a car operated by 3litchell Hillard of Webster. Dam­ age to Hillard's car waa estimated at 3230 and 3RJU to Toeves' vehicle. WifeOfTVSlar Attempts Suicide Board Resigns Full-Scale Report Mrs. Askew Named Boatacade Queen Bodies Found Car Fished Out Of Lake Monroe; Driver Unhurt Intelligence Agent Dies, Wife Survives Suicide Pact U.S. Called A Threat' To Regime HAVANA (U P I) -P e a s a n t* and worker* by the ten* o f thousand* streamed into Havana today far an antl-Uniled Slate* rally called by Premier Fidel Castro. The bearded revolutionary lead* er called for one million Cuban* to mat* before lb* presidential palace at 4 p. m . e.a.L today to protest what be said w e n the "econom ic and military threat*" of the United Staten againat Un regime. Caitro, hi* leftist brother Raul, now defense minister, vnd ProaL dent Oavaldo Dortlco* are expect* ed to address the crow d m assed In the plats below from the bal* cony of the palace to the heart of Havana, Caitro'a supporters went all out to ensure a massive turnout to Havana and at sim ilar ralllea to provincial capitals througboot Cuba. Castro, In a five-hour tele vision appearance which lasted fppm Thursday night Into the early hours of Friday, charged that a plana from lb* United States "bom bed” Havana last Wednes­ day night. Newspapers said U.S.based planes also "m achine* gunned” Cuba, Planes dropped anti-Castro le a f­ lets on Havana late Wednesday. Cuban warplanes were sent op to Intercept the raiders and anti­ aircraft guns also opened up. Tw a persons were killed and about 30 wounded with most evidence pointing tn stray machlnegun bul­ lets and fragments o f anti-aircraft shells a* the cause for the casual* tie*. Castro charged that the m id was masterminded and carried out by former chief j ( the Cuban air force 31aj. lV dra Diaa Lana. Dla-. Laiu broke with Caitro and took refuge in the United State* over alleged Communist influence In the Cuban government. In 3!iami, Fla., attorney J. Ed­ ward Worton said tio would begin extradition proceedings againat Diat Lant today in an effort to have the former air crief gent back to Cuba to face trial, 31mister of State Haul Koa aaid Friday (hat t uba would request tho United States to extradite Diat Laux aiui other Cuban "crim inals.” Shipp W on't Run For State Post TALLA H ASSEE (U P I)— Rep. John Shipp of Marianna raid to­ day he will not l-e a candidate for secretary of state neat year. Hut Shipp left the way open le accept an appointment to the office should Secretary of State R. A. Gray tetlre before his terra saplre* In January, 1981, Thete have been repeated re* porta that Shipp, a textbook sales­ ORLANDO (UPI> — A H17 man, would be the choice of G ov, Collins should C ray 's Stratojrt crew from the 307th Leltoy Bomb Wing, Lincoln, Neb., tuday health furce hit retirement be­ took an early lead In the Strategic fore the end of the term. Benefits of a locked harge canal Air Command’* 1958 bombing, na­ In conservation of water re­ vigation and air refueling com peti­ sources wdl be discussed at the tion. Nov. 13 annual meeting of the With results In from M per cent Florida Waterway a Committee in of the first olght'i missions, the Tam pa. MIAMI (U P I) — Burglary aus* commanded by Capt. Richard A. A report on development of Mitchell, 37, of Fulton, III., went peel George Clark, 18. led Hialeah Detectives D oiglaa Warner and navigation In Florida and a speech into the lead with 390.3 points. by Sen. Tara Adams on " Florida's Mitchell'* crow com bined with Berlin Uindsadler to the scene of Integrated Waterways System" the KC-V7 tanker erew com m and­ his alleged crime today. is alio scheduled for the meeting, ed by MaJ. Raymond A. NormanThe detective* left Clark to according to committee President din, 39, o f Springfield, Mas*., to their ear while they got out to in­ John Krider. Election of officers take the bom ber-tanker crew team spect the telephone coin box he will be held at the morning buil- lead with 343.3 points out of a pos­ wa* suspected o f pilfering. aoas meeting. sible TOO. Clark drove away ia their f a r . Nebraska Crew Leads Bombers Canal Benefits To Be Discussed Burglar M akes Good Getaway •OKU H A L F B A C K Ray LumhjuUt (40) leapt into the sir to snare a puss during the Sanfordir Park grid clash Friday night. Alax McKibbin and Bob Barbour a rt moving in. See «tory on > page. JOH N L O V E L A C E . Sanford’s speedy halfback intercepts a Winter Park pass to break up a drive. (S ta ff Photo* By Bob Stubbing*) V ( � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 23, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 23, 1959. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 23, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0360922538e0000b815bf8ea1da0ad45.pdf cf52b44945f6aab2d417936459876ed1 PDF Text Text Quotable Quotes d*5 irtmrat ticiwU ifl off red by i J ix ilia ry CHICAGO — New Y ork Gov. Nelson A . Rockefeller when asked U be wee .a candidate foe Ute R e­ publican prciidential nominellon: “ I am not now a candidate for the presidency . . . but 1 nppreclate your asking me. 1 waa begin­ ning to feel neglected.’ * pl« id pi if mi tqucrsdJ CHICAGO—Edward L. Strange, treasurer and manager o f the Chicago Daily News Em ployes’ Credit Union after confessing he mishandled |22#,000: **I spent the money foolishly on high living." turntable, W ETHERSFIELD, Conn.— Sea slayer George J . Davies ia re­ tracting bis confession to a sec­ ond murder minutes before he was executed:. "I didn't want to go with this lie on my conscience." Rarely Koppaayl feund a way ta Am cka la fee Sanford's First ffiftlTH-1 Church Youth Followfelp and fee Methodist Committee aa Overaeaa relief. The youth who fled to West Oeraaay alter fee Hungarian uprtiiag nod whose English was UmNed te "okay" at bia Aug. a ar­ rival in Sanford, left recsntly for Metros*, Msm ., to join a childhood friend who bad also coma te AMriea under the Methodist Overseas Railvf program. .’.’Charley" arrived ben from Want Germany where he had been waking fat a Volkswagen plant. His Hungarian father bad spent ferae years in e Siberian worktamp. Karoly'i way to America waa paved bp fee Sanford Metho­ dist youth group through a church supper which brought fee vraosy to gst fee young, displac­ ed person here. Final, arrangevast* for Kandy's transportation wars made through fee New York office of the M.C.O.R. Youth FoUowahip members met "Charley" when his bus arrived la Sanford. German sxchanga student Norbert Patera provided the language Interpretation. Kiroly’s amlie "won the hearts of Sanford Methodist Youth, maybe 'wowed' their bearts loo," said First Methodist Church pastor Rev. T. C. O'Steen During - his stay at the home of E. D. Klrchhoff, Kiroly'a knowledge of English Increased and be wan soon saying much mare fesa "Tis good" and "oksy ." Soon he hsd a J«h and was paylstg bia o n way. He re­ paid ths Methodist youth for hie transportation and had anough savings left to go to Melrose. Kandy will be helped with e job and a home by Sandor Bar­ n s who also came to the United THE NEW LARK V-8 ia the latest 1960 model car now being shown la Sanford. Don Bales shown o ff the new car at the Sanford Motor Co. Highlighting the Lark is its great pulling power and economy. WASHINGTON Rocket ex­ pert Werbner vi.n Braua in de­ nouncing government Indecision States under the Methodist Com ­ in the nation’s space program : " I f we continue at this leisurely mittee m i Overseas Relief pro­ SAN LEANDRO, Calif. <UI'I) pace, we will have to pas* Rus­ gram. sian customs when we land on — I’rupcrty taxea in this city of The Sanford Methodist Youth the m oon." «Stf,7(Kl residents have been cut group now looks forward to help­ again, for the 12th Consecutive WASHINGTON— Former Pres- year. ing another "C harley" Koppanyi, The city council said it ba* ■aid RaV. O’ Steen. "One who will blent Truman at the funeral of probably say with our first the late Gen. George C. Marsh­ been aide to decrease the tax rate from H UH In 1U47 to J1.25 this 'Charley', 'Tla good to be in all: "H onor has no modifying ad­ year by "prudent spending and America where you speak with­ out fear of being arrested by Com­ jectives — a man has It or ha administration — and particu­ munist cop.’ " larly, pay-as-you-go financing," hasn't. Gen. Marshall had it ." T h is Tow n’s T a x e s Going Backward N O T IC E W ALT OATMAN HEARING Will check your hearing or hearing CONSULTANT . THURSDAY 1:00 p. m. to 4:00 p. m. at — FAUSTS DKUfi STORE Sanford • Batteries, Cord Accenwriea for a l Hearing Aida Herahey or Dixie Crystals FRESH FROZEN FOODS HOLLYWOOD (UP1) — The frief-a trk k en fam ily and thou­ sands a f tana pay final ho max* today te Mario Lanxa — the fabu­ lously talented singer whose ca­ r te r wan cut abort by death at the age a f M . A Solemn Requiem Maas was scheduled at the Blessed Sacra­ ment Catholic Church with en­ tombment to follow at Calvary Mausoleum. Antonio C ocou a , the pale, 72' SEAI.TEST year-old father a f Laiua threw himself on his son 's casket Tues­ day night before l,fiOO mourners follow ing recitation of Rosary at Uie church. "S ay something to me F reddy!" the grief-stricken man (creamed. He pounded the racket and wept. Alfredo was Lanxa'a real first name. Lanxa'a mother stood hy her husbund at the casket crying: "M y baby, my baby, my baby." Or More Order) Legal Notice N r r « f l i f 1‘iB S IIIiR m i e a s ie r * A lla a tle V a tle a a l H a s ! ml S e a le r* te T he a ta l* e l F lorid a , * 1 V i a D e a r 111 W eeleree O b D r ia S tr a, le s s Fnfcllebe* t e Hr* sense T e r a i l V i l a My I’asa pireller O l T h e C e n t e r f . I e * r r Seettea S ill, I’ , a. N taler* a i e l e l r e ta a s r r s V t* „ Ceah, balances wllh utlirr bAiiks. Includlns reserve l . s l a m e . a n * >-aah Hem* In p r o m s ..r c o l l o r i l o n ,., D nllrd H ialre ilovernm snt ubllaatl.m r, d irect and Susrentee.1 nbllaalluiie nf H ltl-a ami political iu M lvlal.in i Corporate stuck* (Includlns |1l,tS*.tQ stock of ! >«<l«ral l!#*«rY* tmnk Lfifern m il tiliCfiimlN .... WINTER GARDEN ( W i t h *.1.011 Beef * Chicken - Turkey POT | H H U H F IN E ... , .......___ _ . .................. l-nrge II«nk prtmlata own*.I $44.»*•. M furniture *ml Vnvefttmarita ami uibar 4anrt* lntllr*<*ily raprr«i»ntlngi l»Nnk jir#miwi * or othar r#»i oatatc . 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Financial ralalluua w llh bank; ■ loch a f atllllalad bank ow atd hy Ska alitllata I t o i s s r , value) ___ ■ fe-------------____ H ----------------____________________________ ------- --------- ---------- _| ___ Ml.cM.s* _____ Loans by the a ffllla la lo aftlltalcd bank ______________ I Mona 1. M. K. llrooks, Sccralary • Treasurer o l A tlantic Trust Company, d o solem nly sw ear M at M s sh a m alalsaacat tn tree iw M e keel t t nay ktiowladaa and hrII at. ■Brooks ■ worn to sa d ssbscrlbrd h slort ms M is llth day of October, 1*1* IM A W Notary PabMe OtaU af Florida at Largs. My com mission asplraa A u s II, 1ISL lionJad by National Surety Corporation. 1 BANANA APPLE SAUCE CAKE Sara L Each g 179 K E Y N O L D 'S MUSSULMAN'S I*ee * Regular SOS CANS $1-00 NINE LIVES E SANFORD We Rassrvw Thw CHULUOTA R ight Th Limit Qaanliti** �S lip ^ a n fo rit S r r a lii r VOL. X U Z .*■* p“ t 1 Sen. Smathers Tells County WEATHER: Fair and mild tonight and tomorrow. High today. 80-85. Low tonight, 75-80. United Proa* Lcasad Wiro Established 1008 THURSDAY. OCTOBER 22. 1959 Senator George Smathers gave Seminole County tom e encourage­ ment on a couple at local pro­ jects last night, reviewed the ac­ tions o f the Congress this year and put "e v e ry cttlxen” on notice that "th ere may have to be some belt tightening to win the struggle with Mr. Khrushchev.” He wouldn’ t say whether he will aecept the nomination aa Florida’s favorite aon candidate for the pres­ idency, but his administrative assistant said a yes or no an­ nouncement probably will be made next month. He also estimated that great population gains will give Florida at least three m ore seats in the U. S. House o f Representative* after the next census. "A nd I would like to see all our young politicians ronrentrata on those House seats Instead o f the Senate,” he Joked. M ayor A. L. Wilson presented Smathers with a key to the city and State Sen. Douglas Stenstrom Introduced him. Smathers told mem bers o f the New Rebellion Breaks Out In Cuba As Anti-Castro Bombers Hit Havana HAVANA (U P I) - The Cuban Federation of Labor ordered 1,300,000 of Its membera to stage a one-hour work stoppage today to (how their support for Premier Fidel Caitro la the latest crisis affecting his regime. The genera] strike order came O t e r a series of bombings and aa anti-Castro leaflet raid oa Ha­ vana threw the city Into tempor­ ary panic Wednesday night. A count at emergency hospitals this morning showed that at least two Cubans were killed and al­ most 0| were wounded in the shooting aad bombing activity. It cllraaaed an upsurge of opposition to Castro, put one of his top aides in prison and drove another W suicide. No one teemed certain of the number of planet that dropped the leaflets on the capital. The morning newspaper (In form sdon ) reported that one large plane and three smalt planes were Involved. Other newspapers mentioned only a single plane. The confusion ip patently waa caused by the dark­ ness and the many military planes sent up. The air force planes fired on the leaflrt-dropping aircraft, but the latter waa not believed to have fired back. The flash of machine-gun fire rmm the mili­ tary planes could be seen on the ground. In ealUng the general strike for the hour between 3 and 4 p. m. David Salvador, secretary general of the federation, laid the stop­ page would be a manifestation that every worker waa •‘ support­ ing the revolution.” He said It would not apply to electricity and telephones. Other persons were believed to have been injured by motorised raiders who sped through the city later Wednesday night, toss­ ing home-made bombs or hsnd grenades out of the windows of their cars. Delegates to tha convention of the American Society of Travel Agent* that opened hern Monday watched excitedly as w arplin ei roared low over Havana, their machine guns spitting fire. None of them was injured. The air battle and the bom b­ ings eaused momentary panic In the heart o f Havana but tha city’s lift went on much aa usual. Night spots and gambling places re­ mained open although there were few tourtsti on hand. The leaflets that showered down on Havana were algned by MaJ. Pedro L. Dias I.ant, a for­ mer com m ander of the Cuban air force who resigned and fled to the United States last spring In protest against what he described at growing Red Infiltra­ tion of Castro's*revolutionary re­ gime. Thousands o f leaflets fell in the vicinity of the hotels where the ASTA delegates are staying, but few of the Am erican visitors could read them because they were written In Spanish. Legality Of T-H Law Attacked ral Communications Commission. Despite his us* of the TaftHartley labor management law, ha ia still hopeful that both sides in tha steel strike will, as he put it. awaken to their obligation! to tha American people and resolve their differences in fie * collective bargaining. Ha looked askance for the Utne being at additional labor legisla­ tion, saying he opposed the idea of adding to punitive laws. Rut on the other hand, he said, if the American people do not esercise the required self discipline in their econom ic disputes the role of gov­ ernment in such disputes will have to be reexam in ed. He disclosed that the "eold” be contracted three years ago actual­ ly was bronchitis which hat be­ com e chronic. He said that la lata September he found himself suf­ fering from an acute cold and, as he put it, a flu attack on top of i t This was why he went to Palm Springs, Calif., and why he STOCKHOLM. Sweden (U P I) The 1930 Nobel Prize for Litera­ has been searching for warm ture was awarded today to Salva­ weather since then. The Presi­ tore Quasimodo, a left-leaning dent seemed to be feeling fine Italian poet who once wrote that and in excellent spirits today. the Soviets took over God's work when they launched their first Sputnik. It appeared the awarding of Um riz# to the SS-yearold Quasimodo ight touch off a major contro­ An 18-year-old Sanford youth versy In Italy where Roman Cath­ was charged with failure to grant olic* were outraged by bis refer­ the right of way after hi* car ence to "G od 's w ork" in his poem collided with another vehicle at "T h e N»w M oon." 23th St. and French Ave. late The winning of the prize also yesterday afternoon. Police re­ may alienate antl-Communist ele­ ported. ments who look askance at QuasiJack Boodle Mann Jr. of 2310 modo'a falling In step with Com­ Laurel Ave. was given the traf­ munist attacks last year oa Rus­ fic violation after his car collided sia's Boris Pasternak who won with a car operated by Harold 4 h* 1160 Uobel Prize for Libera- Kasper of Orlando. JV m Quasimodo described PasterDamage to Mann'* car was esti­ qak as a little bourgeois who flvei mated at $123 and $43 to the M U • lord. Kasper vehicle, police said. AUGUSTA, Ga. (U P I) - PrcslO leat Eisenhower said today that ho still strongly favors a Western •Ummit conference as soon as possible, but told reporters ha does not feel the same sens* of urgency about a full-scale summit meet­ ing with Soviet Hussia. Other m ajor news from the President's conference with re­ porters : . He called "fix e d " television quit Okhowt, a* revealed in recent con­ gressional disclosures, a terrible thing to do to the American peo­ ple. He said he had asked Atty. Gen. William P. Rogers to deter­ mine the proper role of tha Feds- Kalian Writer <Wins Nobel Prize Youth Faces Troffic Charge i our friendly nations on our aide. "D uring hla visit be agreed to negotiate more with us, but every citizen must face the possibility o f at aome lime tightening belts in the struggle to keep the dem o­ cracies strong." Smathers called the lag In U. 8. missile production “a terrible in­ dictment of somebody,” but aaid he "srouldn't go Into that bow.” Florida's junior senator called the new labor reform bill " a good bill, long overdue to cheek union leader* who have becom e arro­ gantly contemptuous of the pub* lie.” The housing, airport and h!gb» way bills passed by the first ses» slon of this Congren are "m ini* mum bills and we tried to get bet* ter.” he said. The civic dinner for Smathera, who la making a tour o f the state, was arranged by the elty mana* ger’ a office with the cooperation of the various civic club*. A turn* out of 340 people gave the senator a rising ovation and he shook hands for 43 minute* after tho dinner. News Briefs 16 Injured HICKORY, N. C. (U PI) - Six­ teen students suffered minor In­ juries today when a loaded school bus ran off a dirt road and over­ turned In a ditch near her*. Tbs students, from the Sherill's Ford elementary school near Catawba and from tlandya High School at Catawba, were treated at a doc­ tor's office and released. Plenty O f W ater MIAMI (U P I) The Everglade* was brimful o f water today after five days of deluging rains which drove animals and snakes out of their lairs to high ground. Though the rain caused discomfort to peo­ ple, beasts amt reptiles in the Ever glades, it indirectly helped reduce th* future mosquito population. • •»- ' Plane Crashes PHILADELPHIA (U P i) — A NORFLOK. Va. (U P I) An hark--to-work court order in the ion day steel strike was blocked A4D2 Navy tanker plane crashed lor an indefinite period today in the Mediterranean late Wcdnes when United Steelworkers Union day night aa it was attempting i attacked the Taft-Ilarley Act a* landing onto the aircraft carrier L'SS Sarasota. unconstitutional. The pilot was identified as Id. The union also challenged the government's claim that the strike Andrew J, Goodwin Jr. of Jack­ imperiled the nation and said the sonville. walkout "could continue until I960 without any adverse impact on the econom y." WEST PALM REACH ( U P D A papel of three judges ordered The Palm ht-ach County School an indefinite stay of a hack to Hoard is studying an amended work order handrd down Wed n e t -! application of a Negro student to day in Pittsburgh. The slay m ere­ attend a white school here. William ly supported another ruling which M. Holland. Negro attorney, ori­ staved off enforcing the injunr ginally applied for his son, William tion. Jr.. 8. to attend the white Northboro Judge John L. Higgs of the third School. U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the "stav will tie continued until the arguments on the merits have WASHINGTON (U P I )-T h e man been heard" — supporting Judge the Him lans accuse of being an Austin L. Staley's ruling of Wed \meriran spy cam e home today— nesday. tired, nervous and protesting it The United Steelworkers Union vsax a!! "a fantastic lie ." Russel! asked the judges to throw out a A Langelle stopped off an air­ Tafl-ltarltey injunction in Hie steel strike on grounds the government liner at National Airport holding a brown briefcase tightly in one has not shown that the safety of arm and his sleeping 2 -year old the nation Is imperiled. daughter, Mary, in th# other. " it is plainly not sufficient sim ­ ply to submit an affidavit from the secretary of drfense or some other government official staling MANAGUA, Nicaragua (U PI) — that the strike creates a peril to Border raider* from Honduras kill­ national health of safety," union ed one Nicaraguan soldier Tues­ counsel Arthur J. Goldberg said. day. wounded another and kidnap Goldberg told the court that the ed an American and two Nicara­ burden of the government to sup guans. it was announced today. ply testimony to support its con An Army communique said a num­ elusion "is not met simply by ber of the raiders are believed to submitting an affidavit nr simply have been wounded in a skirmish stating that conclusion." with a small Nicaraguan force In The union attorney said the the town of Quilali. government—in its appeal for the Taft-llartley back-to-work injunc­ tion— did not explain it* conten­ tion that production in "unslrurk mills cannot meet tha defrnsc needs.' “ It is not the burden of the d e ­ fendant union to ihow that there is no peril to national health amt safety." Goldberg said. " I t was th# burden of the plaintiff to show that there is ." Goldberg said Congress "d id not mean to entrust to a single diitrirt ju d g e" the right to "require free men to work or require free Indus try to operate." "Once the in.unction becom es ef fertive, the damage is d on e," he said. Studying Application Ike Favors W est Summit Quints Mother Wants Children M eet Soon As Possible civic clubs present at the dinner in hla honor here that tha SanfordTitusvllle Canal “ will be recognis­ ed aa fcaslbla by the U. 8 . engi­ neers'' and said that "expanded post office facilities can be expect­ ed, probably next year.” The engineers finally have agreed that the cross-state canal la justified as a transportation link and "they aurely will find the same answer on the Sanford-Tltusvllle canal.” the senator said. Smathers gave an eloquent e x ­ planation of why he thinks the visit to this country by Nikita Khrushchev resulted in gains for the free world in the eold war. "M r. Khrushchev saw this na­ tion aa it really Is and not aa hla propagandist* had painted U. He law why our productivity makes us strong and why U makes our free enterprise system superior to hla system,” Smathers laid. "A nd we saw him aa he really la—a hard man, xealouily dedicat­ ed to eommunism. Now see know that we have a long, hard bailie agalnit Mr. Khrushchev to keep Mr., Mrs., Bill K irk Greet Friend Steel Union Blocks Back-To-Work Ruling DEUARY Chamber of Commerce official* applauded last night'o turnout for the monthly meeting of the organization an 92 membera attended. Of­ ficer* are, left to right. Executive Secretary D. A. L. Lincoln, Vice Pre­ sident Howard Scharp, President Harry Newton, Recording Secretary Or­ eille Dunkle, Treasurer Rudolph Tettlcman and Harry Kirkua, secretary emeritus. ^ ‘ Fantastic Lie* SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (U P I) — Pretty Mrs. Charles G. Hannan said today In her ftrat interview sine* the gave birth to quintup­ lets that she wants m ore chil­ dren and hopes they are girls. Sht gave birth Tuesday in Larkland Air Force Base hospital to five girls, all of whom died be­ cause they were three month# premature. Her husband, an Air Force first lieutenant and aerial tanker navi­ gator, sat on her bed today while she talked to two women report­ ers. "I can't believe it all happened to m e." she said. "1 am happy to have brought five daughters into the world. 1 understand God's will: not his why.” She wore a flow ered bed Jacket and lipstick and seemed in good spirits. Her spirits actually seem ­ ed better than those of her hus­ band. Mrs. Hannan, a blonde, U 27. Hannan said she had told his sons about what happened. "The older boy (3 ) understood but I don't think the smaller boy (4) did,” he said. "R ob ert seem­ ed quiet and tort of withdrawn be­ cause he bad been anxious 'o have a sister.” The babies— Deborah Lynn. Janet Lee, Karen Denise, Mrlissa Jane and Susanna Kay—will be buried Friday in separate coffins Contributions to the Seminole in Taylor, T ex., the hometown of County United Fund yesterday the Hannani. amounted to $342.50 from 28 don­ ors. The fund drive has now brought $8,323.38 from 72 contri­ butors. Latin Outbreak Senator Gets Key To City From M ayor Wilson (Bergstrom Photos) Ike Shifts Space Program To NASA And Plans To Ask For M ore Money AUGUSTA, Ga. (U P I) — Prs-si dent Elsenhower told a news con­ ference today that he |dan* to ask Congress for higher appropria­ tions next year for the American space program. The chief executive also aaid that if Maj. Gen. John II. Mcdarts, who ha« announced hi* retirement as head o f the Army Ordnance Missile Command. ha* any com­ plaints he would like to hear them personally. The President touched on a broad range o f spare and missile topics todny as reporters plied him with numerous questions stemming from his announcement Wednesday that the Army lialllstlc Missile Agency will he shift­ ed to the civilian National Aeron­ autics and Spare Agency "to strengthen the national space effo rt." Mihly hut still plainly, Eisen­ hower rejected the theory of ttedaris as stated by a reporter, "that we are straddling the issue of competing with Russia In space.” Administration sources said to­ day they hoped Congress would give quick approval to Elsenhow­ er's reshuffling. The administration wants to avoid a long drawn-out eongres- t p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (U PI) prices at 1 p. m. est: American TAT ....................... American T obacco ........— . . Rethlrbem Steel ................. C i O ..................................... Chrysler ......... — .................... Curtiss • Wright ............. . DuPont .................... Eastman Kodak ................... Ford Motor .......................... General Electric ................... General Motors .................... Graham • Paige ................... Inti. T A T .......................... Minute Maid ......................... Penney ...................— .......... Penn Hit . ............................ Royal American ................... Scars H'lebuck —................. Standard Oil (N J) ............... Studebaki-r .............................. U. S. Steel ............................ Westinghouse El. - - ............. Fund Gets $362 Unity M inister To Attend M e e t Youth Charged Tli# Unity Church Center office at 206 E. First St. will be closed Monday and Tuesday while Mini­ ster Joseph B. Stuckie ia attending th* UnBy S outh^stern Regional Conference in Miami. Th* office will reopen on Wednesday. A 14 yea ro ld Enterprise boy was placed into tin parents cut tody by juvenile authorities yes­ terday after he was arrested try­ ing to Break a telephone coin box on 2nd St. and Oak Av*., police reported. JUST PRACTICING, aaid Dr. Tom Lurgen yesterday a* he used « veterin­ arian's hypodermic on Peggy June Lundquist to prepure f a r the Jayceea* polio inoculation day Saturday. Inoculation drive chairmnn Gumett White, right, and Jaycee Secretary Jack Wilber were the sympathetic onlooker* for tha kidding. In the very *erious bualne** Saturday, registered nurse* will give th* shot* at tb f Joyce# Building, 403 French Ave., from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Dr. Largen will b« on duty at the building during the Inocula­ tion*. Stock 78 s» m i 'i S IS 671. «m 3 0 '. 237 9 0 'i 82'* 74'k 32»i 2H 3 7 '. 21 107’ . ! « '» 4ls 49v» 44'* 21'* M’ s D.V t slonal Inquiry Into tha transfer a1 th* famed Wernher von Braua rocket team from tha Arm y to the civilian spa ,-ncy w haa the Senate and Htnao reconvene in January. Hut initial reaction from ooa* gressiunat military experts indi­ cated the lawmakers want to taka a careful look at the shift. Tha reorganization wuuld become e f­ fective tiij days after Congress was officially notified of tha plans unless rejected by th* Sen­ ate or House. Von Hrnun said he looked fo r ­ ward to working with tha sivillaa agency. He said the "m ajor con ­ ce rn " of hla team was to con­ tinue to take part in tho U. 8 apnee program. One o f the chief advantages o f the shift, administration sources said, could be a speed-up in de­ velopment of the Saturn rocket booster which will have 1,$00,000 pounds of thrust — more than twice the power of the rorketa Russia is believed using in its Lunik programs. The Saturn is the major pro­ je c t nt the Army llallistlc Missile A gen cy in Huntsville, Ala., where the team o f scientists ami techni­ cians headed by Von llraun ia based. . Fire Breaks O ut In Church Belfry Fire, caused by faulty wiring, broke out in the belfry of Longw ood'* Christ Episcopal Church about 4:30 p. m. yesterday. Damages were estimated at $2,3oo ■ $3,000 by th* vicar. Rev. George L. Granger, who said that the lamgwood Fir* Department and volunteers of th# neighborhood managrd to contain tho flam es in the belfry. The church proper, built in 1179, was unharm­ ed except for smoke dam ag*. The Lake Mary Department an­ swered th* call to stand by. Jupiter Rumbles Successfully CAPE CANAVERAL (U P I) — The Army, fresh from getting tho ax in th* super spar* field, Wed­ nesday night successfully fired a Jupiter 1RRM — th* missilo which first put tha U. S. in tho spaco race. V Th* foot tall rockat rumblod I r o n its pod os 10:30 p. m. �I , - P i le 3—Thors. Oct. 22,1959 I‘ I Cure Claimed For Allergies • ST. PAUL, HIM. (U fl) - A IUttvarrity * Mtoassau proUm e today h* baa developed a •tod Bilk ruMdy (or aUerglae itn u u toU arthritis suffer* M por eant effective to tom- "louaiiM milk" m rheumatoid arthritis. Petersen, an arthrltle who took part himatII to Um rigorously con­ trolled clinical teals, said those who coattoned to drink the milk three month) alter the arthritic disappeared showed aa re­ rn u took part to a u«t ef symptoms. to ahew toe « M of Um • hay fevsr sad (Sd allergy sufferers were conducted. Petersen said. More than tla per­ sona took the milk, while a sim­ ilar group acted as a "control," receiving slnndard remedies. The system In very simple, Piter sen said. In the cise of hay ftver-combsltog milk, pollen Is Introduced Into the milk cansl of n cow's udder. Within a week, the cow produces enough anti-bodies —disease-killing substances —to makes .the milk effective against the disease. The process is nearly the aame for other allerglea and rheuma­ toid arthritis, he said. The "1mastute mitt" is ready to go late eemmeretel production. The f l.lt a quart price for the lest milk “ may drop under heav­ ier product!oe," .Petersen said. Bureau it Itastoole County Farm Bureau l i m l s n far the new year were 1at a business meeting Thai- d; Ralph Hammond, 5R Ronald Halrhcad, SansdiH N i Jim Colbert, Oviedo; A. B. 1, Oviedo; Jack Byrne, GoldTkmrny m i d i ;T k n . ^ J MeLato, P P P ! I , Geneva and Hamer Osborwf, Sanford, * At the eend the o ieaffth - business . „ . meetdirectors met briefly and 'me president of the bu; vice president; Matontretary, sss i - W .4 i 4*M & L pM ™"art” a u l <l\ »«»3 - & Af t jp-Hf tJ P U T ___ iS O b / * b J* v •ft r W V ii A ll «W/ M tHTi - 9 — 1 -------- 1* - . - r m e f n iiy m b t.-1 i1 MIAMI (U K ) -AH to members t £ t l Mgsa Chi fraternity at the -Uafvorstty of Miami wtU spend each at hard labor ___ for geataaptog. Hava} Academy's goat ;WISWI, Billy XV, w u hijeekod • If •haul ahev H Miami undergradua­ te* many of them Sigma Chi’s,. M a n Um Mfami-Nivy football ’ game tael Friday night. The poet was rescued sad reV . toned to the Orsage Bowl Just ------ the kickoff, but -------- CLOTHES FOR HOMELESS CHILDREN are being packed by Smiford church froupa in preparation fo r World Community Day Nov. 6. Shown naaiatlnff members o f the United Church Women o f Sanford ere Brian WiUiema, Scott Rohlfa, Janet Williams and Kehle Rohlfa. Episcopal, Presbyterian, Firat Christian, Congregational Christian, Grace Methodist, Free Methodist, Church o f the Naxarene and Church o f God are participating. (Bergstrom Photo) GrahamDenies Financial Crisis Reapportionment Debate Proves 1 Thing Anyway INDIANAPOLIS, la d . (UP1) _____ _ President Dr. J. F, Pearson end Jim Thompson, Evangelist Billy Graham hai de­ PALM BEACH (U P 1) — The Collins agreed that the compreMima CM president, agreed Wed- nied a report that his o rg ia lismembers of the tton faced a financial crisis and leading proponent and opponent mise plan Is unfair to the fast­ * that all m« frstesaity'e len t chapter should o f tha re apportionment amend­ grow ing urban areas. But he con­ ■aid p la n a 'tor crusades in eight m ^ l wmUkmid* "teeh mombm will put to threo M r s or whatever Job is assigne l hy the ualvarslty matotoaaaea Thompson said. eTt probably do moot of tho Saturday morning.1 Ibo nlversliy malotsnsnco dirlor, John J. O'Day said he w u delighted. "Two mea assigned to picking up bottles, papers sod other trash have more to do than thay cafi handle," he said. - "I think I'll split up the fraler. ally boys Into two groups and get the campus cleaned up twice," said. Oklahoma Keeps UpWith Bugs STILLW ATER, Ok la. tLTl’ l) bites an ‘ When n strange bug b: r Oklahoman, scientist* at Oklai homa State University ere stung „_into action. *• OSU antomologUta keep tabs * en any Inaect that I* a real or ■f potential threat to man’ * health >' and borne*, his crop* and live^ Block, forests, ornamental plants -a n d shads trees. Tho official name of thU year- round servlet ia the Oklahoma ' - Cooperative Ecunomlc Insect Bur. , v * y . A weekly report le compiled •Store and relayed to county extension agents, grain warehouse•Wton, Insecticide dealers, crop 'dust and spray acrvice operators, .need dealers and other* who can ; W*e it. - The Btatawlda tu n ay ta now ‘ la tta ninth year. It la finanetd -J oin tly by the Oklahoma A grl■cultural Experiment Button, the ^-Oklahoma Agricultural Extension Service, the State Department o f ^Agriculture and the U. 8 . Depart -jn e n t o f Agriculture. Dr, D. E . Howell, head of the OBU entomology department, said about 50,ooo Insect species have ^ been Identified In Oklahoma. -TWhea an entomologist finds one - he does not recognize, he may turn to Oklahoma State’ i Insect museum for assistance. Tha mu aeum, established In 100, Includes •bout 360,000 specimens, all care gully mounted and catalogued. IS 3: u I I African natlena would not be changed. Graham, midway through a rellgloua crusade here, termed at "m isinform ed" a report by Ed* ward Darling, executive secre­ tary of the BUly Graham Evangellatlc Aaan. in Charlotte, N. C., that the organisation was to fin­ ancial difficulty. Darling said Wednesday the assoclation was luw on funds and that Graham’s weekly radio broadcasts might be curtailed. However, he said the deficit was a "tem porary thing.” Graham countared by laying "there U no financial crisis. We had more expenses this summer than Income but that happens every aummer. The Lord has al­ w ays supplied our needs although wo have never had a surplus of m on ey." M ikler Nam ed C O f C Director Joe I - Mikler was elected a mem ber of the hoard o f directors at the Southeastern Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce meeting Monday night at Oviedo. The group also agreed to amend the by-laws so that Slavla, Chuluota and Uvletlo rach are repre­ sented hy a director. The group decided that the brochure committee be given authority to secure prices for an eight or 10 pago booklet on the area. tended Its passage would be the first step toward breaking the power o f the rural North Florida agreed on one thing: l l ’a not fair "Pork Chop Gang.” The fight for fair apportion, to a majority o f the people. But Gov. LeR oy Collins called ment, Collins emphasised, "must for the voters to approve the be gradual" or It may never come amendment because it w ill "bring at all. new troops Into the fig h t" fur equitable representation in the Legislature. Ho said the M new members the plan adds tu the Legislature would give urban sec­ tions more bargaining power In SOLIHULL, England (U P I) Ihc fight fur a still belter apporBrook Mandorr, the dainty bull, tlunment. Kurt Lauderdale M ayor John escaped a British slaughterhouse Russell urged defeat o f the plan today for a life in the United because it is a ‘ ‘ compromise of Slate* and a happy future munch­ principle." Russell 1* president o f ing daisies and other Fcrinandthe Tri-County League represent­ typ* fodder. ing 32 cities in Dade, Broward .Mrs. William Titcotnh, wife of and I’alni Bench counties which the bull’i owner, announced that oppose tha amendment. the days of uncertainty were over Russell iwliitcd uut the amend­ for Brook Mandorc and that tho ment would still leave cuntrul o f animal would be shipped lo Mrs. the legislature In the hands o f Tom U'Loughlin at Seattle, Waah. men representing • small mino­ She said O'Loughlin "phoned at rity of the population. He said midnight and got us out of bed, the voters should demand the but he named a price. The other Legislature reapportion i t s e l f American gentleman (business fairly according tu population at man Norman Bennett of Wash­ specified in the Constitution. ington! had railed earlier, but ho laid he would have a representa­ tive from London discuss tho price Vision Standards with us today." WASHINGTON (UPI> — The A Miami woman, Mrs. G eral­ Coast Guard aaya it no Inngrr r e ­ dine Triton, said she had tele­ quire* perfect vision fo r applicant* phone lilrum b with an offer to to the Coast Guard Academ y in buy Ihe bull and fly It to M iam i New London, Conn. A standard nt for a children's soo. She said aha 30-20 vision in each eye. uncorrected, was changed to 20-30 vision in each eye, correctable with g la n ce to 20-30. ment debated the Wednesday night. subject here And both < of m en speaka so loudly we don’t hear w bal they aay. Bribery, ilka so many other charges, depend! on m ore what their actions are than what la said." Bird added, "T h ere ia evidence that these men cam e over here from Tampa and gave $4,500 to a man they never knew. W h y?" That question, he said, w as oar for a Jury to aniwar. Bowes ia a farm er aide to Florida's only Republican con­ gressman, William C. Cramer o f St. Pcterihurg. Smith waa a tow partner o f Cramer*e when the alleged conspiracy waa ia opera­ tion. Florida Democrats have forecast a Dem ocratic victory ia COP-ruted Pinellas County be­ cause of the aeaadal. Judge Bird refuted to admit Wednesday afternoon a tape re­ cording allegedly m ade by Bodeabaugh o f a coaveraetlon between him , Bowes, Trafflcante and L u ­ m a Oct, 33, 1531. The Judge eeid only a email p u t o f Um tape could be underatood. tie also ruled out testimony given by tw o d a te witnesses on the grounds it w u "grossly pre­ ju d icia l" to the defeodaato. S. FR EN CH , , ;- . . v :r ^ . P o in t fat was seeking,** tha gotten tha 'I t wasn’t fair ta be any more o f a bur­ den on the university.'’ The fl6-pound youth got a definite r ) iponse to his strike — although he loat eight pounds during the protest. By Wednesday morning he had more than 1,000 signatures, some o f them from KOTC members, on a petition to put the training program on a voluntary basis. Hs also gained the backing o f tha 15,000-member Associated Students o f the University o f California, which will hold a mass meeting oa the question Friday. Col. Moore described hie son aa J deep and thoughtful youth "who has read a lot o f philosophy." "Sometimes I wish be had read some cornices or something lighter once in e while," the father added. K it M akes Satellite Tracking Easy BAN CARLOS. Calif. (U P I) A email actoaUflc publishing firm here h a i c o o n out with e "com ­ plete hem e irackiag elation" h r 11.50 with, which the n u n la -tbtitreet m i calculate the orbit* e f earth eataUUei. The hem e tracker w ee develop­ ed by W . 0 . Holme*, aa inventor, writer aad astronom er, who was perched ia hla private observatory la the ghost town o f Dayton, Nev., when the Ruaatona launched Sput­ nik I in October, 1S97. Celestial navigation w as hla specialty and he Immediately w est to work tracking the Soviet MtoUil* aad later, others launched from both rides o f tho Iron Curtain. Holm es found that, using a few fairly sim ple charts, he could cal­ culate where a satellite would be at any particular time once ho knew Ita farthest distance from earth (a p ogee), its closest distance (p erigee) aad the time it needed ta com plete one orbit. He developed these ch erti fur­ ther and then conferred with sev­ eral sp ace ecieatiats. Next, Re­ s e a rc h . Publications, Inc., added some sp ace art and the charts were ready fo r anyone interdsted in tr n k ia g Um man-made means. George Bunion, m anager of Um Alex Morrison Planetarium to San Francisco, said It to possible to keep track o f satellites by Holmes’ method. School in Redwood City, Calif., wrote down the perigee, apogee aad orbit Ume, which had beta published la Um newspapers. Thta he want to work with ,i» homa tracker aad two hours later had draws up a schedule of * doxca cl lie* with tho Ume tba ■•unite would paaa ever each. Q o M a w a y m 114 m N. & b in ” General Insurance Park A r t . F A 2-0131 Cold Weather Coming! * FILL UP N O W For Home Delivery of KEROSENE-FUEL O IL l Other experts agreed, hut point­ ed te the system’s limitations. Joseph Brady, a mlislte expert at nlversliy of California, Mid, tha Un for example, U was unlikely aay euch tracker could take atrnoepharie drag into account. Using only tha homa traekar and mapf, a 15-ytar-old boy waa able te predict accurately tha timaa when Discoverer V would m i s over various ctttoa of tha world. Whan Um Air Fare* launched tha satellite Aug. U, George Birthoar, a student at Sequoia High C a l l THRIFTY Service Station Phone FA 2-3171 Do You Remomber W h e n ... the Edison gramophone . . . the high-wheel bike T h » -Sanford Male Chorus will hold ita A n t reb a a n a l of tho M a­ son at tha Civic Canter Monday at T:30 p , m. . . . the fam ily stereoscope e rs ■DIION’S W INtll NOMI L oo C ounty, on the low ar g u lf coast, waa fou nd­ ed In 1884. Ita 43 m ile* o f trop ica l beach es m ake it a geographical pa ra dise . . . a n A m erica n "p la y , ground ’ teem ing w ith a multi m illion d o lla r ta u ru t trade. Tho w in ter h om es a n d w ork sh op s o f such notables aa T h om as A Edison still, alan d in Fort M yers. A n ennual "P a g ea n t o f L ig h t" to h e ld to com m em orate Edison’s in ven tion o f the Incandescent lamp. Tourists, agricu lture, com m ercia l fishing and a tar-reaching g la d ioli Industry represent main sources o f Incom e. JUST ENDS PU' c o L Moore,p ru ^ rsI^ who is assigned to the Pentagon’s Research and Development Command in Washington, met with hla son and Dean William Shepard to discuss the protest and to a m n fe for his "honor­ able dismissal’* from the university. "W e talked It over end decided he hafl M ale Chorus O N H W Y . 17-92 & , SA N F O R D , F L A . SALE «kJ* C ounty Seal, AVENUE MORE DAYS BERKELEY, Calif. (U K ) — A frnaha u a at tha Ualvarslty af Cnllfonrin anded a 69 • hour h u aftr atriha agaiaat tha school's compulsory military training pro­ gram Wednesday at tbs request o f his father— aa A ir Fores colonel. Tha youth, 1 8 -year-old Frederick Lawrence M oon Jr., withdrew from the university and departed for his homa ia Arlington, Vo., with Col. Moore. Young Moore started his hungsr strike at midnight Sunday to protest, as a con­ scientious objector, the university’s corn- alm ost wept whan tha read nf Brook M tn dora'i plight and vow ­ ed, "T h is la one bull that's go­ ing to liv e ." The O'LoughUna also won out over Irish farm er Bartley Roaeh who waa the firat person to com e to . the aid o f Brook Mandore whose sweet and cowllke face tod lo his downfall, Tb* minister of agriculture had ordered* the 14month-old Ayrshire bull slaught­ ered b ecam e o f fear his docile appearance might spoil the Ayr­ shire breed. M rs. TUcumb did not dlscldse the sale price, but said she was delighted by Um decision and that she would love to visit Brook in hit ow n new home " i f aha bad the m on ey ." ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP 2617 ;..■ ' ir a v t A LEE CO UN TY Old Campaigner M il(tons. CLEARWATER (UP!) — De­ feat* attorneys tor tww leading St. Petersburg Republicans gad a pair *( Tampa men began praaea tattea ef their ease today hi a boUta-bribary trial that eould go to a Jury later la lhajtoy. Tha Mata reatad * •ad Circuit Judge Jeha U. Bird Immediately dtafid a lien tor n < SL Tha detoadaeta are Petoreburg paetmeetor D. •x-PtoeUa* County SeUritor C. Ray Smith tad Priam Latxara and Prank Traffic ante af Tampa. Thay are charged wkh ceaaptring to violate tottery lawn ytoj M jm to Ceaetohto Doug* » Bedeaheugh to overtook a bollta ring. Bodeabeugh unified tha Tampa mea gave him the money tor hla campaign fund last year while he waa aUgtog aa natureaeeful race for sheriff. Ha said, however, he took the past ef aa undercover maa aad reported hit activities to authorities. Ia asking tor a directed ver­ dict,* the defease charged that Um defeadsats were uaJoeUy tripped and that there had beta a* evi­ dence proceeded to prove that the defeodaato ever gave Roden* baugh the m on ey specifically to protect the gambling ring. Ia denying the motion, Judge Bird said "so m e tim e ) the action . r F L ORI DA COUNTIES SALE TA IP E I, Forinusa (U P I) ' Charles C. Finueanc, U. S. astltt. •at secretary o f defense for man-pow er, arrived Wednesday for a twe-day visit W Nationalist China. H o w as accompanied by nine dc. partment officials. Finucane will ; ‘ Woofer with U. 8 . military leaders and visit American military In­ stallations during h u stay. NEW YORK (UI’l) — Fresh­ men at Fordham University gut tOO old T aft, Dulles and Dewey campaign buttons to use in the freshman class election and cov•rad them with a sticker promot­ in g Maroon Party candidate*. Their, main worry was that rain would wash o f f the sticker revealSrm tha lost causa of tha original Trill .Of 4Nm May GoToJury Happy Future GOING w BUSINESS Inspection Trip I p I - u ------ K mew oireciors directors an Robert noucri Lee, OviedO; John Evens, Oviedo;EdS -M in if Parker, Geidenrsd; Joe Bak • - :5 w iD e r y -io n ify /?.-! - ■ m 1 -lL v . . . the cig a r store Indian and many other “ wonders,” now classed as Antiques, were aa commonplace aa Filter-Tipa, the Automatic Transmission and Television? M a n y o t h e r n e w m a te r ia ls , n o w p r o d u c t s a n d n o w w a y i e f b u tld ln * h a v e c o « I n to g e n e r a l u sa sinew W . J . HU1 s t a r t e d Ihc HUl Lumber w d Hardware Co. hack in 1873. In County and . . progressiva .. . . . .Law . _ throughout FlorIda tha United States Brewers Foundation works constantly to assure the sale o f beer and ale under pleasant, orderly conditions. Believing that strict tow enforcement i es the best, in terest o f tha peo­ _______ i serv Soon n sparkling new sales room and o ffice w ill replies Ihe old from * structure that houaad th* business fo r ovwr fou r cm ratlon a But on* p le of Florida, the F ou ndation stresses clo se coopera­ tion w ith the A rm ed Forcas, la w en forcem en t and governing ofliciato l a tta con tin u in g "aclf-reg u lation ” program. AN D REMEMBER — W e’ ra open fo r busincsn ns usual durlnw alteration* with tha name “SUDDEN SE R V IC E " you’ ve always b w i 2 ld * o . Fa S DEALIN G?* thr0U,h U # £utur* UBchaBg,d - , BEtH KOBIDA' S UC.M t BRIGHT SATURDAY ni BfVfRAGl MontRAjiON 213 y. °U R POLICY OF Lumber & Hardware Co. 3 rd S t. FA 2 -5 5 8 1 J u n �* T h u n . O ct. n. lf M — P » rt 8 W orry Clinic K ttkc too M y hoc n Dm aateerat •I the kreakfaa* laMe. Fareola M i N IV B I m U • theairfcal m a t sal ef eatteg aar permit tklM m Is kraoktal Uwaa at the table. Call their Waff: Ta aiaka M aaator. aaa that they generate a hearty * via at M r play aai By DB. GCOBGE W. CRANE CASE C - 4TI: Dolly M., aged 4, haa a luparior 1. Q. a "B u i, Dr. C rane," har mother w proU»t*d, ' ‘ Dolly w ill not ta l properly. "W hy, >ha just d a w dlci along for aa hour or two, and even then would aearcely touch her food If her daddy a n d .I* d id n 't coax her to clean her plate. "Doesn't aha look too thin? I'm afraid aha may contract tubarculoaia or something. "What ran wo do to improvo • bar appetite? Doea aha need a teak?" SOCIAL TONICS Y u , Dolly needa a tonic o f the "a oclal" variety. Aloae, la a modern city apart­ ment houae, aha lacka proper Incentive for athletic:. She doean't romp «nd play enough to gain a healthy appetite. For adulta, even though they think they apend a lot o f time A wtth their children, eannot equal • the atiaulatioo of other youngatari. And Doily should bava bad a baby brother or aiater at leaat two yeara ago. Space your youngetera ao they are preferably within two yeara of each other. Then wait a few yeara if you wieh another pair, but try to bava your chidren two by two. 'Citrus Picture Called 'Rosy' LAKELAND (U P I) — Florida Citrua Mutual la picturing a rosy cltrua aeaaon deapite Ita prediction that the overall return on the ^ ora n g e crop trill be l e u than laat v season. Mutual General M anager Robert W. Rutledge cam e up with an encouraging forecaat which ha praaenled Wedneaday to Mutual'a directora. The market analyala ehowed that current pricea for orangaa and grapefruit are not aa high aa they were at Ibe aame time laat year. But It pointed out that M th e currant eupply ie much great­ er than the aupply at this time last y e a r ., Rutledge said the ovar-aU return for ortngea this aeaaon should be "considerably m ore than that o f the 19M-JT aeaaon but leaa than last aeaaon.” Ha alao said n supply-demand relationship will bring on tom e adjustments in the pricing pattern —with comparatively m ore fruit 8 going into fresh channels and less to froten orange concentrate. Tha directors, acting oo the advice of their advisory com m it tee, took oo action on a proposal that a "starting date” bo set fo r initial trash fruit shipments to Northern market* at the beginning of each season. At this Ut* date. Dolly’i moth­ e r should enroll Dolly in a nur­ sery school at once. Many churches conduct nursery schools and there are uayally m any private acboola of such nature. The chief virtue o f a nursery school la tha social give-and-take | which the children obtain from mingling with others o f their own age. No finer, fastir-gcthf aspirin at my price! . 2r~$0< In this age of "o n ly " children, nursery schools are a great boon to parents, for they help offset the grandstanding tendency o f "o n ly " youngsters. Beiidea, they permit ■ child to rom p end play. Such activity strengthens his muscles and dralna off surplus nervous energy via juvenlla garnet. Aa a result, hla appetite Im­ proves aa he devours his food with gusto. We psychologists aren't much concerned over their writing the alphabet or the crayon drawings o f children In nuraery school for thay can pick up those skills later oo. * But toddleri need to learn how to harmonist socially with others of their own age. This give-and-take la a prelude to later adult happiness and aven an antidote for divorce. So launch your children Into nursery school at least by the age of S yaara. If no such school la in your area, urge a local church to start one, with tha Woman's Society aa sponsor. FOOD TONICS And you parents should N E VER lat meal time degenerate into theatricals where you beg end coax or dramatist tha simple matter of eatteg. Otherwise, your child will soon be ruling you with an iron hand. Instead, sea that your youngster haa plenty of outdoor end nursery school play. Then place the food before him. flmile and go on eating your own meal. If the child dawdlea, remind him he can't bava dessert unless he cleans hla plate. And don 't let him outbluff you: Stick to your guns: If bo doesn't eat, then take him from the table when you adults are finished, end don't grow sentimental about his star­ vation. He will try to dominate you far ono or two m tali, o r sometimes longer, but a healthy child will al­ ways surrender if you aduKa don’t do *o first. (Always write U Dr. Craao In care of this aewapaper, en> cteeing a long 4c stamped, ad­ dressed eavelepa aad Me u caver typlag aad priatlag casts when you seed h r aa* i f kla booklets.) SARASOTA, Fla. tU P I)— Tha 11.400-acre ranch here of the Edith Riogliag e s t a t e sold fo r gj.400,000, It was announced Wednesday. The Bankers U fa and Casualty Co. o f C h k a g o bou jh t tha property. Tb* estate o f Mra. Ringlinr who died aix yeara ago, also Include* 49 per cen t ef the Rieglinr Bros, and Baraum Bailey Circus. Demonstration PARIS ( U r i ) — A bout 90.000 government em ploye* staged nolay but peaceful demonstration fo r hi|her wage* Wednesday be fore the Ministry o f Finance and the Peris City Hall. Tha demon •tration was ealled by Socialist, Communist and Catholic unions to protest against the governm ent's £ offer cd a 2-p*r cent boost. l u I n i n & .2000 Meg _S00 R»*wcsll P A N O VI I f flm t QtttHy 100 % Rf f j 2 fit 5 2.99 vvtflv M m »* r (|l 1 for 1 'JfS 4 QS .Multipurpose rtiseptic, mouth wash, bnatA sweelener, gargle. R o « . 8 9 c P lait MWt FOR FAST FIRST AM R IX A ll ZIP-O U fK QUIK-BANDS 36c 3 BACK R IX A ll TOOTHPASTE FIRST A/D NEEDS *4 4 -0 1 . 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If Uia lack of ballistic match had not been found the battlefield atomic rapability of tbo eight inch howitier "w ould have been seriously im paired," according to Army officials. Col. Mpy* also developed a new approach to the solution of the artillery gunnery problem , which proved to be m ore accurate •od le u time-consuming than i standard practices. .S000UJF. Units .lOOOUAP.IMt* I .1 5 Mf. .IJM g. Soothing body mb. 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NtWI CARA NOMI = \ uON TAP" AEROSOLS bar EACH S O t R id. 1 4 0 69* MIN'S F/TTIO TR A V EL CASE GoodgroonUng aids hr tha truaist STATIONERY »£ 2 .9 9 * F A 3-4M 5 0 �i f W ashington Calling a t3 A V lM « Y < N « / -W t tT fle N O S S j, After the victory is Eurepa, « |»r« him a dinner is which hr ■poke with aoidler-Ukn prldr of what had beta aad of tha ordeal to coma is a aaulva attack oa tha Japaoaae homo lalasdo. H# had (aoaertbad, aa had virtually avaryooa alaa, to ear of tha goat error* of tha war. Thia waa the faulty IataOisaaca aatlmata of tha capacity of tha Japaaaaa to raairt altar tha fall of Ganaaay. At that timo MarahaQ arid it wa* estimatad thara would ba a half aailUos American casualties Is the attack as tha mala laload of Hooaha ba> luf prepared for early IMS. Out of that error came many of tha •lamanta mahiag for tragedy is tha pottwar period. But la Uta 1»W. while still Chtef of Staff, ha waa faced with aa* other kind of struggle. Thia re­ porter recall* hla talking with tha ulmoat urgency aad solemnity of tha need to try to chock aomohow up hla m l estate business to Mas­ sachusetts with tho idea of retlrtof. Ba came to **. Petersburg and acquired a mode* beat expoettof to spend too m t ef hla days Uktef * oasy, puttering around to Um sun. All hie Ute BUI had an interest in nature aad aa avtnlied bump of curiosity. How" and ‘W * wore questions ha eras continually Assignment Washington authorised a s to speed, lor re­ pairs aa the eld eaa, tha sum to IWO.MS. (Aa 1 said, tea tarries amytklng eut to three derlaial points, so whea aa Item coats, aay. UW caate, tee writes It BAM. She's good at decimals, hat lousy at fractions.) D A IL Y D A IL Y mnm C G »r iU a ttv a l IA Burning ILTsatOatai U. Eve’s X Bounding 1. Oceana M a te A Belonging te a s 1A Natrium ••n -:i r:i ti.i-Xvtw ..<**>*•» j M g - i a i i r -ji-,» .:i ( ' j wi lt.Vlpar | ’<-*’ I • L’iti^ i JKj'.vaix-.ui D u i-d lii MM.:n-i te>-4-<f V:. i-r iin - *•! MOIIW I pho,’ h u • I♦:«»>) tM officer (abb?.) S t The (Ft.) S t Bun god B tU re coal IT. Moslem gansant 1 -fa z.1z z z >x 1 !T~ z E _ 1 z pi S * z z z _ IT_ % z p& -I. *" z j z fc r r r z nr T m r " 2 I T '■ z It ^r * z iz iz zz_ Editor: We wish to aatoa4 • gratitude tad beaitfaH « tdLtftl* 4LU1 |i-J>:l is . hi t « ;i,i iL L u n a c t 2 i Throbbad M. Warp- BA Amy I t Feel ji..ll(,n*r.t iM fir t. the Pied Piper, he developed aa eager fallowing among youngster's laurelled to all phases to arianttfle knowledge. Pmrente became Interested aad than local school officials. Uncle BUI established a laboratory aad museum. City officials aad tho chamber to commerce, cognisant to the fine work Bill waa doiag among tha children, put their shoulders to the wheel. School clause were seat to hla museum la aaboal bueeo far acieadfle studs. Hera they found numerous models aad gadgets, all designed by BUI that showed haw things worked. Then fallowed a science fair la tha youth castor. U waa ■ amashteg Letters To The Editor CRO SSW O RD ACBOS* LB U toto Didla to Florida ha took walks la tha woods aad aloof tha aaashars ob­ serving nature and still seeking Learning la fun. bat H la much ■era fua M yaa caa ahare your kaowtodaa with others. Tha opportonity tesea whea Bill made triends with reighlmrtusral youngiters aad began eacounting them with new front springs, aew hall to seek answers themselves. He joints, brake Uatoge, atlparet, directed their activities, set up a tlraa, and ao oa. Aad to thaw? Wa traded M ea • ’» modal. Uta saddest caa tor tee totogto conscious bargain hunter to o a family waa wbaa we tamed ear Hy­ ing room furniture ever to aa out to-towa upholsterer, oakiag a sub­ stantial down payment The bus said we’d save RN ea the aphol Than than are individuals who suffer from aa (indefinable con­ dition that seems to work the op­ posite — everything they touch enables to dual­ Maybe it’s put unfortunate tim­ ing. Or maybe little black clouds bovtr ever certain people. Like ua. Tha ether day, for example, we decided our house needed a new washing aad drying machine. The salesman sold he’d attar ua $40 for the eld eaa as Junk. Dotty aid the dependable old aachlac, which so* seoo only six yean ago, waa worth at U a* |M. Se tea put aa ad la tha papare. Iho first caller waa aagar, ex­ cept that right la tho middle to the wash cycle, tho machine quit cold. It had never done that be­ fore. All It would do waa hum, and the maa departed, saying "Lady, that machine needs a new motor." CRO SSW O RD stopped that stampede. A peaceloving pbopie waa bant an return, ing to the pursuit* af peace no mat­ ter what it coat, aad Communist fellow-travelling propaganda fad the bring-tho-boye-homo and putthe-brats-in-their-place lino. IL coat Marshall untold aaguiah to aotj Ameriea’a vast strength thrown away to llttto move A u u months. Ba had Just after Pair! Harbor gone far down the list to pick an obscure officer named Dwight Eisenhower aa Commander of the American Forets to Burope. While President Xooeevelt had Intended Marshall «e he "tha Pershing” ef World War 11, (ate and the ttn v palling personality of KiseahoweJ decided otherwise. Marshall never disclosed the alights* resentment aad ba gave to the man wbe waa their elders gasp. They mads to become the great popular how sun-powtrtd r a d i o s , designed ef tbo war unfailing support, de­ mathematical puixlea and demon­ fending him again* Us aaemloo strated an understanding of things both from without and within. far beyond the capacity of the Drafted by President Truman, averago grown up. he reluctantly took a hopeless mis­ According to BUI Guild ’'educa­ sion to divided China, beeame Seetion” u a progress of Isading tea rotary of state aad, later to the youngster to a simple scientific black depth at tha Korean Waif phenomenons that will stimulate Secretary to Defense. He had tok­ nia natural curiosity into a lively en the Plan, and with kia prestige desire to find out "how and why." helped to gain acceptance for Word of Bill Guild's srork began what was a decisive move in to get around. Other eommunltiss America's postwar role. Invited him to come and help them Shortly afterward ard there begin set up similar projects. Than tha the vicious attacks aimed at des­ Header's Digest did a story on him troying the reputation to Knowand he beeame famous overnight. vslt and, Incidentally, Marshall. Letters and Invitations began to Tha spur waa applied by tha China arrive from tha four corners ef Lobby. Senator William Jeener to the globe. BUI Guild who had "re­ Indiana and tha late Senator Jc# tired" found himself working aeph McCarthy to Wisconsin called hla a traitor, the front maa af a Communist conspiracy. Ha retired to hte boms to Lees­ burg, Virginia, while the eahtmny went on. He saw hla protege, General Elsenhower, become the Republican candidate for Presi­ dent In 1MI. Aa one close to him put it: “ Ha will saver toll yon m t any on* rite, but ha sat beside thalv radio night after night waiting u> hear aoma word spoken to defense Recently tha St. Petersburg to his honor." Science Center established itself To many who served wtth Urn in its own building provided by be seemed cold, self-contained, a the city civic and business lead* atiekter for discipline, a matin* ere with William Guild as its dirse- even. Thia was the man’s exterior. tor. Already i l teachera have It concealed the intense devotion requested M3 projects for their to the country of one who tried pupils and cities and organizations with all his powers to forewarn all over tha country are asking a blindly paaca-lovlng nation be* Bill to help them. Ha la buster fore Pearl Harbor, to win tha war-) than a six-headed eat with a bowl that waa Joined by that calamity7 o< milk and claim* be feel* 10 and then to hold tha nalioa to a years younger than tha day be re­ •cose of responsibility and duty to tired. the aftermath to victory. Too Late To Classify Milk Production Costs Are Studied Ifaw el guarantees to the BUI to Bights, specifically to freedom to aaooetotioe, thought, liberty end ■aeawwdse ' a ' genre are Court decision tor the ceoBtototog minority anion ■Mahan would have oat to two ■repaid attests epos the •truetan to organised labor. R would: Invalidate tie enloo shop with Kg requirem e* to union mamharahtp, or: Compel ualea leaders o finance their political contribution entire­ ly from voluntary funds. Despite Corrupt Practices Act Bow to atop tha moat waatofu! atlf-destruction that any nation had aver parpotratod an itaatf, bow to maka tha public understand what It meant. Thia waa hla only aoetideratlon aa ha tumad dram hla daak and lookad with tha remote, seemingly lmperaona! gaaa out through tha wtndowa at hla Pental goa office at the Potomac aad tha sweep «f the capital aeraaa the You'll Find the Best Prices it thanks to Cape John 0. Into fag Em b ezzler T e lls to tha Sanford National Ouard and hte men, the •RertiT* staff. O f 'High Living' Highway Patrol aad all fctoods CHICAGO (UPD — Edward L. and naignbors af Lake Vary wha Stonge, M, told hew ha amparticipated. booted to least 06.000 from the Chicago Daily News employes* credit union and spent the mooey Natives, Police Clash "oa womaa aad high living." (t a g s signed a U-pags cen­ LEOPOLDVILLE, Belgian Caa to tea oadk union, waa seized by go (UPU-Aa African wan kStod d a t e with ganifanato to Kigali in tea Ruanda Tresteeehlp Terri­ tory, according to r e p o ts Item. r II Hf# DnTfftB fr n ll Paola PTO Airs. Larry Green Carnival 'Bride Shower Honoree Planned Charles Benham. Sue FarmRecently the Wilson School In i worth, Bill Chandler. A. D. Wil­ liams, Kenneth Harvey, Earl Paola held their first regular P. Mims, Gene Humphreys, R. H. T. 0 . meeting of the year. home of Mrs. W .. F. Morris on Beckham, Plant were discussed for the Fred Stein. Shirley Magnolia Avenue. Co-hostess was Lee, J. F. Lingerfelt, W. Gaughf, Halloween Carnival which will be Mrs. Claude Saunders. Nora Lee Spears, Hallie Weddle, held Oct. 30 at 3:30 on the Guests enjoyed lively conver­ Melissa Bennett, Nellie Reynolds, school grounds. The public is sa tion and gam es during the Frank Henry, Glenn Taylor, cordially invited to attend. Committee chairmen appointed Evening. Those invited were the Avery Boone, Joe Rauch, Jerry Mmes. George W. Fisel. Tom Lumberson, Ruth Wilkinson, 11. for the year are, Mrs. Herbert Mills, C. A. Saunders. W. F. W. Sherman, Hunter Archer and Muse, Halloween Carnival; Mrs. Woodrow Davis, devotions: Mrs. Morris. 0 . H. Adams, Tom Dil­ Ralph Henkle. Anderson. membership; lard, M. M. Collins, Dick Bur­ The hostessea aerved a dessert Carl gess, Elisabeth Harkey, Mary c o u n t and were assisted by Mrs. Mrs. Thelma Sikes, program ; Mrs.- Joseph Orseno, publicity, Harkey, Cora Lisk, Casey Dunn, R. H. Beckham. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Frederick, county council delegates with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bass as alter­ nates. Mrs. Jam es Benton will serve as the by-laws chairman. Officers for the year arc Mrs. Robert Steele, president; Joseph Orseno, vice-president; 3lrs. Gordon Frederick, secretary and Seminole High School has an­ Mrs. M. E. Warfcl, treasurer. nounced that 31Ua Edna Chitten­ den, formerly ich ool librarian, has accepted a change of assignment to becom e a classroom teacher in the English department. The an­ nouncement was made by A. J. Bracken, principal. Miss Chittenden said she is pleas* d , with her new work because' she enjoya the personal contact with itudents that com es through class­ room activities. She h is been librarian at Sem­ inole High School since 1940 except for a leavc-of-absence during Isaa­ cs when she was librarian at the Naval Air Station. Before that she tonight at the U b o UUD at sou t a i l taught in grades seven, eight, nine and t^n hero in Sanford. F ir * Street. Scuiui and Junior vuluiiliczs will 31iia Chittenden has seen many be hostesses and music will be furc h a n g e s in the library since she nished by an Orlando orchestra, oegan her work there. Realizing Mrs. Georgia Ball will be in charge the need for furniture ami books of decorations. at a time when school funds were Costume wear is optional but limited, she personally appealed lo prizes will be awarded to the one the various groups of tho commun­ wearing (he m oil original, the funity. Through the generous response nicst and the homlicst costume. o f these groups, the present furni­ ture was purchased including the library desk and the office chair f.r ik n \ f n r v xuaivx. i a a a jr furnished by the Elks’ Club, six reading tables, forty chairs, and -----------------------------------npthcr item i financed by other /n I grou p s. rerS O n C L L S PARTY GIVEN ,, , _ , . . . _ Hannah Trply o f Cedar Last week the student library as­ EDNA CHITTENDEN Rapids, Iowa, is visiting her son sistants surprised Miss Chittenden and daughter-in-law, Mr. and with a party at the homo of Sally Robb. Mrs. Richard Teply. The table centerpiece was a Mrs. R. H. Goble was hostess Tuesday night at a meeting of The Golden Circle Sunday Circle No. 2 of the United Prcsby. School class of the First Baptist tcrian Women. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. DoughChurch held its first meeting of the new session last week at Ihe erty Sr., who recently moved home of Mrs. Harvey Bloodvvorth here, are at present living on Grand Ben Avc. but plan to start on Cedar ^vcnuc. construction on a new home, in The meeting, opened hy the the near future president, Mrs. C. II. Goethe, in­ Two daughters, Mrs. A. I* cluded poems read by the c o ­ hostess, Mrs. A1 Doudncy, and a Omcy and Mrs. Charles McMcnaA shower w as given Tuesday min, and a son, A. J. Dougherty prayer by Mrs. J. W. Carter. in honor of Mrs. Edward S. M c­ Jr., with their fam ilies, have During the social hour games been resident* here for some Call Jr., Iho form er Jo Ann Tyler, al the home of Mrs. T. were played anti a prize was time. ______________________ V. Melts, Jr., in Ravenna Park. awarded to Mrs. Paul Slraub. k Hostesses wore Mrs Motts, Mrs. Others present were Mrs. ||. Mrs. Carlita Beard, Use warm water fur sprinkling ■ I . E. Estridgc Ilf, Mrs. James I’ iercy. DeRrinc and 3tiss Patty Wal* Mrs. Melvin Dcklc, Mrs. II. Pad­ clothes. It dampens garments gett, Mrs. If. C. Patterson and ker. .Since Mrs. McCall is now re­ Mrs. Francis Hall. siding in Augusta, Ga., the guest* brought gifts unwrapped and wrapped them at the party to be mailed to her. V aricolored hibiscus were used throughout the party rooms. The refreshment table was cen­ tered with an arrangement of (V candles snd hibiscus and held a cake decorated with ’ ’ Beit Wishes J o An and E d " in green and yel­ low. Invited to enjoy the evening were Mr*. Rosa Tyler. 3Irs. Mc­ Call’ s mother; Mrs. E. S. Mc­ Call Sr.. Mrs. Phil Zculi, Mrs. 1-oulsc Tyler, Miss Lisa Phil­ lips, Miss Susan McCall, Mrs. H. B. McCall, Mrs. G. Emmett McCall, Mrs. Glenn McCall. Mrs. Mary Collier, Mr*. John Dickey. Mrs. Jack Schirard, Mr*. Robert Harvey, Mra. L. E. Walker, Mrs. Azaiec Barinciu, Mr*. W. Donald Smith, Mrs. John Higgins, Mrs. E. A. Bruce, .Miss Ginger Jones, Miss Melba Johnson. Mrs. Alan Maffet, Mrs. John Burton, Miss Sarah Par­ ker, Miss Nancy Smith and |he hostesses . . v~ yyA • **V'-Ll Farewell Coffee Held V _ . For Mrs. Jack Hipps A recent coffee at the hom e of Mr». John Beddard honored Mrs. Jack Hippa who will be leaving Ssrrtw t V> •v.sVr her in Bermuda. The party was given by tha Ladies Auxiliary o f tht Fleet Reserve. Mr*, liipps haa aerved aa sec­ rotary of the Unit and represented Sanford as a delegate to the convention held in Millington, Atiss Chittenden Receives N ew Tenn. this past summer. The honoree was presented witfc a corsage of baby roao bud*. Roses were used also H ment table appolntmoata. refresh* Those present were Mrs. old Sundvall, co-boate**, o n all c o u n ts *Classroom Assignment A t S.H.S Costume Dance Tonight Jo Ann Tylei 1Gets Shower By M a il MRS. JACK HIPPS was honoree nt a coffee given by the 1Julies Auxiliary of the Fleet Reserve. Pictured here, left to right, nre Mrs. John White, president of the auxiliary, Mrs. Harold Sundvall and Mrs. Hipps. Mrs. John Hcddnrd is seated. Club's Purpose A n d Projects Told By Pilot International room in the Seminole Memorial Hospital, serving the USD each month; sponsoring a girl at Girls' State each year; smiling children to the Salvation Army Camp and (he crippled children's camp dur­ ing the summer; aiding the Faster Seal drive and contributing in many ways to Mental Health. At the present time the Sanford Club is assisting in the Umled Fund Drive. pilot international was organUed in Macon, Ga. on Oct. IS, i»yi with forty d u lle r m em bers, u „ non-political and non-secretartan and is one of the five members of Ihe Council of Womens Intcrnalional classified service clubs. The originator of Pilot Internationul was Elizabclh Leonard and the name Pilot was rhosen aa it mcant ’ ’ leader and guide." The emblem is a wheel and the colors, green and gold, denote life and vigor, sincerity and purpose. The motto is "True Course E v er." The code of ethics, which was written in 1933 by Pearl Sparks of Florence, Ala., lias never been changed. It is never given by anyonc t>ul a Pilot member and Is never applauded because o f Its depth of sincerity. There arc more than 4U0 clubs in the United States, Canada, England. Bermuda, France, Hawaii and Japan. The “ Pilot laig” Is the official publication of Pilot International and Is sent to each memher. “ The W ave" Is the Florida publication. The Sanford group -d*0 enjoys a monthly bulletin, “ The Hippie" which is edited by Mr*- Harvey Swanson in the local vlub. CLUB PROJECTS The Sanford Club wa* organized *n wlth -Mr*. A. Hunt as its fir-t president. The mam project of the club lias been the Milk Bank and under Pilot | lanla sponsorship last year the Seminole Mrs j County Chapter for Crippled Chil- Willis Brownie Troup No. 106 held election o f officers last week and Ita lic Hartwig was named as president. Others named were Benny Van Pelt, vice-president, Ella Boulwcil, secretary, and Candy Hartwig, treasurer. The latest m em ber to be added lo (he troop roll la Lucia Wal­ lace. MRS. CHASE HAS MEET Mrs. Randall Chase, Seminole Neighborhood chairman, recent­ ly held a board meeting e f the Girl Scouli to plan the agenda for (he coming neighborhood meeting. Those in attendance were the Mmes. Fran Robertson, Helen Merlwcather, Sally Mclnnis, Nan Jones, Rita Raurr, Eleanor Wol­ ford, Erma Todd, Muriel Scott, Bunny Morgan and Alice Crow­ der. The next meeting will be held on Monday night, Oct. 36, at § p. m. and all Girl Scout leader* and any Interested adults arc in­ vited to attend. Troop No. to lias Trip Intermediate Girl Scout troop Xa to recently had a two night camp out at Juniper Springs. They were accom panied by their leader. Mrs. James Buckler, Mr. Buckler, Mrs. Ike Butler, Mrs. Harold Whittern ami Mr. and Mrs. David Lee of Baltimore, Mil. red new shirts? You’ll want JAYSONS in (in* broadcloth and oxfords. Several collar Myles; meticulous tailoring with ocean pearl buttonn, of course! N O W O PEN A L L D A Y W E D N E S D A Y S Ko& ivon 115 S. MAGNOLIA AVE. SANFORD FA 2-151! OLD M R BOSTON The Shot You’vs VODKA been looldn* \ fifth for. In Bli Smoothicing? identifies your WUCOME WAGON SPONSORS... SP E C IA L CASE P R IC E S Anne o f p iM iift in the hwuwM and civic lift o f yoiw com m unity. For information, call HARRY'S BAR and PACKAGE 1U 8. PARK Har­ Mra, John White. Mrs. William Mol* com b, Mra. G yda Bryan, Mra. Rex King, Mrs. Eugvna Fling and Mra. Robert D raytte. 9 _ C Thurf. Oct. 22, 1959—Pare B FA 2-7956 or Matching rrvtm bte local if tetth new Velcro doetn^ JfW Slip into thu ahwt when yon went to b e complimented. It's iridescent cotton oxford to handsome deep-tone stnpmg*. Tailored with flattery in every lin e.. .with the buUoo-dbwn look you like. Aad it's to easy to cu e fee! Sues 28 to 36. The m o * easy-mannered Uiirt w e know Deep-tone Touch'n C o* gingham, a breeze to care for. Tailored with precise button-down collar, bark pleat. long tails fee a neater look. Hardly any ironing needed. Size* 28 to 38. So many new etuy-ctue Ship'n Shotet... kere nmtl Smart dark tone Brentwood shirt dresses cost Come see the cottons Penney's is most proud o f! Famous Brentwoods in darker checks, prints, polka dots. Shirt waist ailhouetted with roll up slewvcs. Easy care, long wear! Where cun you beat values like these? Scoop up several. AVE. Shop.Penney’s 4 JUNIOR MISSES' AND HALF SIZES You'll Live Better, You’ll S a v e ! �'fK'r.vKjrrr _ _ _ _ _ _ ----------- ■ry—>-■ — i------ r --------T T " 1 THE LONE MICKEY MOUSE mi »»w»>rR "; sOT>m s° l^ ) © ranger �l Page 8— Thun. O ct 22, 1989 HOMI TOWN i i a m < a »M ^ L u tu ? 3-LOTS is D reim w oW Section; • Irtidy cleared ta d leveled. Priced to u lL Phone FA 2-0258. S i. I h J i f C* HC N. Seek A n . of Sanford M. 1 GO SUBURBAN NEW LY isbed Street. or FA OOOIE .Diner kaput. . .The SB Is different, a WVT difi . Come on eat Juet n mite from the Country TOE tTATB OP FLORIDA TOl MART JANE CLUET Rente I Sea 1*8 3-BEDROOM HOUSE, unfurnish­ Barltaatea, Wlaeemln A 8worn Complaint fcnvtnr been ed; dining room, fireplace. 070 fUe4 aeelnei see la Me circuit ao, Ph, FA 2-0T84 after 8 p. m. Court la aaS tor aemlnole Couutr, Florida, In Chaneerr, fur Diverse, 2-BEDROOM kitchen equipped Me abort title e l eeld eettee be­ ta r W UXI AM N, CLUET, Plaintiff. vn. KART JANE CLUET. DetenSent, these preiente are te eeuee end require you M Die yeur written defeneen If any, to Me Complaint filed herein, and te serve a copy thereof noon Plain­ tiffs Attorney an or before the, SM dsy ef November, A. D. ISIS, stbrrwisi a Pterte Pro Confrrt" will be entered e oa la it yen end tfca eeuee proceed e* parte. WITNESS my band and official ■eat at Sanford. aemlnole County, f in a l s e n c a Felice le hereby s ir e n 'M a t the underlin ed will, en Me Idlh day af October, A. D. ISIS, present to the Henerabla County Judge e f Seminole County, Florida, hln (Innl return, account and vouchers, aa ■ n eu ter o f the Batata at MINNIE DBVLIN WOODRUFF, deeeaeed. aad at aeli time, Men and there, make application te the enld Judge for a final nettlement e f his ad­ ministration e f said eatate, and for an order dUcherrtag him aa such Executor. JM.VTM J V R U U h llltU T , an Dated Mia tha n th day o f Sep­ AND FAN SEMINOLE COUNTY, tember, A. D. t i l l /■ / RALPH te WOODRUFF FLORIDA. As Executor o f the Estate ef IN CHANCBET MBI1 MINNIE DETUN atflT TO QUIET TITUS WOODRUFF, JOHNNIE B, SAMUELS, Oso, A. Spear, Jr. FUlnUft Attorney for said Xatatsb Saford, Florida CALUE WALLACE, widow, •t nl. . Defaudante Legal N otice n o t ic e % £S^f£!*t_cniCB,,r or FLORIDA H W AND ron SEMINOLE COUNTY • gW NCEEY n o . te n s CtAJUlMCE AVERT HERRON, J PU Intlff S s I u l y n XBLLET HERRON, * SOTICN TO DEFENDnil*nt 111 Oreeavtew Avenue ^ TOl MARILYN HERRON Kankakee, KELLEY Illinois * e Iworn /o Lucille Kelleyhavlnx been Complaint m— »« end require you to file _F**r written define.*. If any in •M# Complaint flint herein, and ®°, r tkereol upon S F W .IM r. Attorney on or before *m V < v #I pr<,**w b*r* a - D• WITNESS my hind end official •M el at nanfnrd. P.irlno!* County. erld*. this llth day of October, te t i ll. F te P. Herndon e Clerk ef the Circuit Court, C< Bemtnol* County, Florid* d _ . 8lri .T- Vlhl*n *>• C. .Oerdon V, Frederick Attorney for Plaintiff H i - l i t North Park Avenue F. ft Dot t i l l -Sanford, Florid* } or DECORATED S-rootn furapartment 111 E . 8th 980 m onthly., F A 2-4283 2-3718. FURNISHED epertmezt, clean am c l o s e in. Jim m y Cowan, Ph M 2-4013. RAYM OND M. BALL AND ASSOCIATES Real Estate — laseraace Surety Beada 218 So. Tark A ve. Ph. F A 2-5641 UNFURNISHED 3 b e d r o o m Sanford house, kitchen equipped, 2412 Evans Bldg. Lake M ary Willow Ave. call FA 2-0274 or Ph. FA 2-1290 F A 2 0842. This lovely home, on ooe acre plot, la an Investment in happi­ ness, FOUR large bedrooms, expan­ sive living room , beautiful oak floors, electric kitchen, dining room , 2 baths 2-car garage. Sago and date palms, a wide variety of tropical shrubs and flowers. Beautiful white stucco on hollow tile, less than ten minutes from down town on paved road. A country borne you can show with pride and enjoy the quiet peaceful area. Let us show you the “ Dream H om e" you've been waiting for at only fl7,S0Q. Worth of Used Merchandise In order to fill this demand, we will give the highest Trade-In Allowance ever offered by our Company. FARMER’S AGENCY N. V . Farm er, Realtor D . H. Whitmore Lillian G. Tram s Associates. 118 S. French Ave. Pb. FA 3-3221 After hours, FA 2-3811, FA 3-4821, BALE or REN T; 2-bedrootn home HOMES A N D LOTS fs r colored people. Also homes miilt on lots. Ph. FA 2-3890. Roy Wall, Phono F A 2-1387. SLEEPING R oom s, Boyd s, 317 W. 3rd. Ph. F A 2-2818. 3-BR. hom e; Jalousie porch hard­ LOTS O N L A K E wood floors, city water. Ph. 2-BEDROOM apartment fo r rent. FA 2-3899. With lake frontage o f 100 ft. to Contact 2312 Palmetto. 300 ft. 7to ACRES — Modern hom e; 2 1-BEDROOM downstairs apart­ bedrooms, H i bathrooms, Flor­ ment, furnished, electric kitchen. ida room , large living room , Near air b is e , corner O oora k dining room and kitchen. Large 17-82. 943 n U FA 2 3178. C. A . Whiddon, Sr. garage and carportc. 1 mile East o f ball park oo Celery BROKER Ave. 282 Sa. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3881 Hern’s what yon do. Come, select the furalturs yon denire from our huge stock o f Nationally known merchandise. Compare anywhere! Then let our qualified appraisers nuke you sa offer for ANYTHING you’d like to Trade-In. Our stores la Georgia and Carolina art cry Inf lor USED FURNITURE sad APPLI­ ANCES. Ws intend to let ’em hnvo It. it r r TOl WILLUM SAMUELS and MART SAMUELS, bis wtfx, VOLNET B. TATLOE. 411 N. Indlxn A ve, Atlantic Deeeaeed. City, N. J.l ALICE OBEEN, FfNAL NOTICE unmarried, S Arnold SL, Bo*, Notice le hereby slvea tbet the ton, M**a| MARCC1 HAM- underetsued will, en the llth dey URLS and DOROTHY MAM- of November, A. D. t i l l preaent trKLS, bla Wife, 4TI.tilth ML, to iho llonorablo County Jude* o f N«w York Clly. N. Y.j ODES­ SemlnoU County, Florid*, hi* final SA HUNTER, formerly ODES­ return, account and Vouchori, aa SA SAMUELS, and WILUAM Eeecuter of the Eatate ef V olHUNTER, her huebend, I ney K. Taylor, deeeaeed, and at WeehlnxtoB Terrace, Cincin­ said time then and there, make nati. S, Ohio; MORRIS application to the said Judas for SPEED ad IVY SPEED, hi* a final eetlliment of bla admin* Wife, tll.VVret tilth HI. latrellon of eald eatate, and for Jlroni, N. T.t 11All VET C. an order dlecharlnt him aa such CLEMENTS, widower and Executor. Idle h.lr II taw Of LILLIE Dated this the llth day *( Oct­ CLEMENTS, formerly U L - ober, A. D. l i l t , 1.1B Hull INSON, RFD VV. Kuaen* R. Taylor Cedar Ht, South Norwalk, A* Eeeoulor of the Eatate ef Conn.! ANNIE at. SAMUELS, Volney E. Taylor, Cam m artlal F roparty and „ _____ — SAMUELS, her Dec.ee.it husband; ROUERT A. JEN- A. EDWIN SHtNItOLSER. 80 ft. Lot on Palmetto between KINS a n d ________JENKINS. Attorney for Xtecutor 3rd. 4k 4th Street ......... 83,000.00 ble wife; FLORENCE JONES Atlantia Bank Building and ■ JONES, her hue. Sanford, Florida 189 FL on French Ave. for bond; WALTER L COOPER and IL IL STEVENS as truo. L eaie, would make Ideal used tha C a r t at tha County J .O * ., I . . . or the Title Uuaranty I* ca r lot. n.m leel. C u u ty, flerM e, la Fv*. and Mortcsso Company, a bate, dleaolved Florida corporation, •r their lu e c.u o r Iruota.s !■ roiEetat* o f 3Vi Lots with 3800 square ft. and each of them. If alive, manor hatqood w a rr en warahouie 911.383. Deceeatd. and It any of them bo dead, hi*, her, or Ihelr respective T . All C r.dll.re and P itw e e H asclaim* or Damaada A ca la .t H o u :: and Lot oa Celery Ave. untswn ipsuxr, helra at law, tax l.faleee, d .v l.e .., x r . n l .. . , MM Eater.i 94300. You and each of you are bor.by aeelxne.e, lien,ire, creditor*, Iruaiee* or uther claimant! nniitl.d and required to pre.ant and demand* which 30 Ft. Lot between 12th. 4k by, through, under or aealnat any claim, or sillier of you, may hava him, her or them; AND ALL you. 13th. on Park Ave. 93300. PERSONS NATURAL OR A R . asalnet tha citato ot BISHOP IIAY- ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor WARREN, deceased, late o f _______ ___ purport* ROOD T in c l A L havlnx, ■aid County, to tha County Ju df a of In f to have or clalmlnx to Bomlnol* at hlo County, have any rlsbt, till, or Inter, ofttrs In the court house ot said c l In tb . properly In Semi* County as Sanford, Florida, within not. County, Florida, describ­ tight calendar month* from th . ed herein: of th* flret publication of TOU AND EACH OF TOU lima l. notice. Each claim or demand HEREBY TAKE NOTICE, th ■hall bo wrltlnt. and aball atato that a suit baa been tiled asalnet th* plat*In of resident* aad poet you In tho above CourL The nature offlc* address of claimant, and ot tba eult or proceeding Is a ault shall b* aworn to tha by the claimant, to quiet tb . title In the Plaintiff hie asent, or attorney, any to tb . hereinafter deecrlhad pro­ such claim or demand notand so filed perty. Tha noma of the Court In shall bo void. which eald ault or proceeding Is /»/ DOUGLAS BTENSTROM pending Is th. Circuit Court for A* administrator of th* th* Ninth Judicial Circuit In and Ratal* of tor th* County ef Seminal* and BISHOP HAYOOOD W AR Stale of Florida, IN CHANCERY REN, deoaaaad NO. l l l l l . Tha abbreviated title ot tha caa# BTENSTROM. DAVIS ft MetNTOSU for Admtnlatrator Is 'Joh n ol. B. Samuels. Plaintiff, Attorney* Edward* Building v*. Calll# Wallace, Widow, at *1, Sanford, Florida Defendants." Tb* dascrlptlen o f lb* real pro­ perty Involved In eald proceeding doecrlbod In tba Complaint la aa follows! Lota SI aad t i a f FROSTS ADDITION NO. S to Altamonte, Florida, aceerdins to tb* plat thereof recorded la Piet Book 1, peso IS el th* Fublle Rec­ ord* e f Semtaela County, FtorIds* You aad each af you are hereby You and each at yak are rtqulr- notified and required !• present any elalxe* and demand* which yew. er either e f you. may have against the ' estate o f CLARKEY L WARREN, deeeaeed, tale ot eeld County, to th* County Juds* of SemlnoU County, Florida, at hi* otflM U U * eourt houe* of eeld Couety at Sanford, Florida, within eight calender month* from th* time e f th* flret publication o f thl* nolle*. Each claim or domaad shall b* la writing, aad ahaU elate the place e f realdeac* and peat elite* LIKE A BRILLIANT WATERCOLOR Is this brightly painted little FARMHOUSE, nestled in a grove o f Mulberry trees on FIVE GREEN ACRES o f land. Three additional utility build­ ings, painted to match tha house, complete this serene picture. And a short piece down the paved road, upon which (ho property faces, is a great big beautiful lake which is kept stocked with game fish. Ail this for 99000. W . H . "BUI** S T E M P E R Agency Realtor k Insurer ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffer, Arthur *\ Day, Everett Harper Robert F. May, Bart P lk ver, Helen E. Noonan Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park 3-BEDROOM home 1301 Wynne wood Dr. Low down pkym en t Phone FA 2-7797. 3300 DOWN 3-B E D R 003I, 1 bath, large living room and bedrooms; kitchen equipL See at 103 E. Woodland Dr. Phone owner, FA 2-4073. Stemper W ill Trade Building site near St. Johns River between Orange Park and Green Cove Springs (ap­ proximately 13 miles South ef Jacksonville on Highway 17)— FOR WHAT YOU HAVE. To accomplish this — All Refulations and Limits Hnvo Botib Csacdliod For tho Next 10 Days . . . THE APPRAISER IS THE BOSS. W. H. “ BUI" STEM PER Agency Realtor 4k Insurer Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park NAVAL OFFICER, leaving San­ ford offers this charming 3-bed­ room contemporary home with 33 ft. living-dining area; part air conditioned; double utility room. Lovely established landicaptng, attractive neighbor­ hood. Low monthly payments and flexible terms. Phone FA 2-3758. FA 2-5264 for real estate Sanford Properties Fie. Harriis R. H. I v e n 414 Atlantic Bank Bldg YOU NAME IT -W E L L FIND IT AU deals m ust be completed and the used merchandise in our Warehouse by Tuesday, Nov. 3, 1959. I f you’re planning to re-furnish this F all . . . . Now ib the time to give Mather a call. NEW RAVENNA PARK HOM ES .Y O U R T R A D E -IN U SED A S DOW N M AY BE PAYM EN T NOTE — Ws will remain open Friday night, Oct. 23rd and Oct. 30th until 9:00 o’clock for your shop­ ping convenience OPEN ANY EVENING BY APPOINTMENT. Mr. Jim Benton, salesman for Holler Motor Sales for We the paat 8 years, demonstrates one of the many aleck EASY TERMS Carry And Our Own Service Accounts new 1960 Chsvrolets, Oldsmobiles and Cadillaca now on display at Second and Palmetto Ave. Mr. Benton has been a resident of Sanford for the paat 37 years. Mrs. ShaamakaA Benton teaches at Wilson School, Paola. They have one son, Russell, who is attending Erskin College, and ft daughter, Joyce Ann, now taking nurses training at the Presbyterian Hospital in Charlotte, N. Q. 'Just A B if Short Free Block From Sanford' Parking Lot” �:.TW r= •,-TT - .................. m ' ■ A W ant A d A Day M akes All Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 i t . Rpaelnl Ren t e ae BY O m i t t -M r o o m 'e m * , II . W ork W anted Vh» t i i f s r ) f vralb Thura., Oct. 22,1950— Pag* 9 h u t location la Country Club ■ E A T E R S CLEANED IEBV1CE M AN desires part“ F A M M 3. Lawn M ow er Repairs time work o f any kind. Contact , L E W D BALER A SERVICE Karl u g h tn or, NAS. Sanford, tan w. jouj st. LOOK A T I B B IS T after 2:04 a t Ext. 433. T B N TOY T B BUT! FA 2-7*24 or FA ?-24« FA 2-1113. VUlt the beautiful S b e d r o o m H i SEWINU, • s i S b*tb Zeuli-bllt homos at CHILD CARE la my ; refl a s l « n Knoll# o s W '# t 30th FA 2- i m S t m t Just 4 blocks west o f F n scb Avtnuo. COMPARE 1 2 . NO JOB TO LARGE O R SMALL T H U S HOMES with s a y otters D rive W tya — Parking Areas Is tbs sam o pries rang* sad RENTALS: D ay - W eek - Meath w t h s t you win agree that f b a n is the bast valoe i s t o s s . Graders — D etera — D o e s pa m o o t s from 3330— /P k w w b iw , A H e w » t o f7 FHA financing. Representative PHONE: Days, F A 24134 as tte pramlsas from 10 A. U . Nights, F A 2-7123 ar FA 14342 tifi • ? . M. ROLLAWAY, Kaspttal M i Baby W . H. -Bin’* T E E P E E A g o n y IN I A ve. FA Beds. D ay, Weak e r Mouth — FVBNTTUBE CEMTSB F A t* m i n if. 3144 B reach Avo. Ph. F A 2-74*1 B Y OWNBB: 2-bedroom b o o n at PA 3-4444 24M Chase A vo.; 32.900 cash. l t t Sarita SL R. M. Wilkins, Contractor . , • »» * Phono F A i i U i before I o r SANFORD P lu n k ia g A Heating • Asphalt Driveways after S P . II. • Parking A m i ISM So. Elm Ph. FA 2-TB14. Quality Workmanship A Msterlsls • *. . • • PINECREST lad sddition: 3-bed­ PLUMBING Terms T o Suit Your Budget room, 2 bath, kitchen equipped Contracting A Repairs • F re e Estimates home; plan p a n e l e d den. Fran Estim ates •W ark Ga a r ia teed FA 2-3123. * . U BA RVEY Phone FA 2-4030 Sanford, Fla. /& * * * * a i \ > \ \ h jJ M a _ 1 0 .2 2 D D U , L 1 4 1M U M I fk U tk ^ f M.4 I I t u M M IM . ^ NEW HOMES Loch A rbor; 2 and 204 Sanford A v e. Phone FA 1-3383 Furniture Storaga and Maviag 4 bedroom s; For ex d tla g IE Etoctrieal Bervkea T o and F rom Anywhere "W c don’t need, * . my wife wouldn’t . . . I , , . how family living with planned lux­ C . E. PHILLIPS much?" ury plus ample entertaining M. "D e a " V e k a Eleetelcal 8er. 1300 French Ava. Ph. FA 21141 facilities and play areas at Dei Says F o r Service Call. . 21. Faraltare 24. A atm abU ea > Traitor* l* moderate prices. Shown by apFA 2-4RM FA 2 SMS JACHOB*S REPAIR SHOP “ potntment. Call FA 3-4032. Welding — V a ch . A Gen. Repairs HOMEMADE *40 Chevy pick-up, New A Used Furniture A Appli­ House Wiring — Electric Service W. 20th. A Old. L. M ary Rd. good Ures, good motor end ances. A Good PI ic e Te HOUSE, 3003 Park Ave., PineSid Vlhlen BUY SRLL or TRADE over load springs, Ph. FA 2-1113 ereet, 1300 down. See Mrs. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. SEPTIC T A N S SERVICE JENKINS FURNITURE Ruby Jordan at 122 Laurel 113 MagaoUa FA 2-4*13 Since 1344 3-BEDROOM traitor fully a ir con­ 440 Sanford Ave. FA 3-T44U Drive. A. B A R F DeBABT ditioned, w asher and dryer. Will l l J n I W a ^ ^ P a t o t t o | ^ R # j e l a North 14422 NOrtb 44711 tell equity v ery reasonable or • RIG VALUES will trad* fo r oqulty In 3 bodB A M ROOFING • QUICK CREDIT Stemper H as 1S-A Beauty Purler* room homo. Phono FA 2-3134. • EASY TERMS Contracting A Repairs a few pieces o f high-grade pro­ WE GIVE TO P VALVE STAMPS Lictused — Bonded —Insured DORIS* BEAUTY SHOP perty for is le very eloie to tha '32 PLYMOUTH fordor, I cylin­ FR E E ESTIMATES W IL S O N • M AIER 312.30 Waves ........................ 31444 proposed site o f C1RCUSLAND. der; Just had new rings, In­ 111 Sanford A v e . Ph. FA 2-7*43 310.50 Waves ........................ 14.3# Mew Aad Deed r urnttero ' Anyone Interested In procuring serts and valve Job; clutch less Night Work Accepted B y Appoint­ 17-91 Highway frontage In this r tJ T O M MtllLT HOMES PA 1-3441 than year old ; runs good — looks 911 *• F t m SL ment. area is invited to call ut for R e n o d e ling — Free Estim ates good; priced at 3323, Phoat 12. Articlea F or Rale FA 2-3333 2444 Adams complete details. R epa'rs Phase F A 2 3744 FA 2-7770. BILL BERNOSXY, Contractor w . H. "B U I" T E M P E R Agency Hair Styling — Perm acents —Oil PATTY BERG golf clubs A bag; FOR SALE o r T R A D E : ISM Lib­ Realtor A Insurer Treatment*— TV S U m p i, Soft right handed. Ph. FA 2-7754, FLOOR sanding and finishing erty Built House Trailer 44' Phene F A 2-4M1 US N . Park Water — A ir Cond. Harriett's Cleaning, W axing. S e r v i n g long; 2 bedroom s. Trade equity WINCHESTER 12 gage, model 17 Beauty N ook, 103 So. Oak— Seminote County linen IKS. for house or boat outfit. a. Fem ale Help Wanted FA 2 5742. shotgun. Johnson 5 h. p. out H. M. GLEASON, L ake Mary. TA 2 board m otor. Matt 7 inch skill D A W N ' S naw, like new. FA 2-1371. II, Special Services '37 ALL M ETAL, IS ft., sleeps BE AU TY SALON m AVON CALLING 3. 3743. Phone FA 3-4344 or FOR R E N T: FLOOR SCRUBBER Air Conditioned Dryera Work 4-5 hours per day, make PAIN T and FA 2-7719. Pkoaa FA 2-74M 440-130 per week. We train A POLISHER. A Phene FA 2-7711 W ALLPAPER SUPPLIES you. Write Box 243, Lockhart, Buy 1 Gal. - Get 1 vREEt 21. Furmitare TV SERVICE within the hour. 14. Flowers A Plaate Fla. MARY CA R TE R PAINTS Service Call 32.30 plus parts 201 W. 1st SL FA 2-3449 Work Guaranteed 3 Mo. Ph. Cut Flewera F a r Aay Oeeattou $S A V E $ SANFORD FLOW ER SHOP 2 4709. FA WAITRESS. F a u ft Drug store, N «w « U sed FA M B S a r. FA M W contact Sirs. Cox, apply In perFurniture and Appliance* PIANO TUNING A B S P A M N G son. 1 7 ^ P e t^ -^ L lT M t* f\ ^ ^ u a p lle ^ W. L. HARMON WOMEN SEW EASY READYPH. FA 2-4223 After S P. M 3-MALE CHIHUAHUA -M a n c h e i- 203-209 E. F irst St. Ph. FA 2-0013 CUT-WRAP-A-ROUND PUMPS - SPRINKLER ter Toy puppies. Ph. FA 2-1477. i APRONS HOME Used furniture, appliances, tool* EARN 320.14 DOZEN — SPARE AU types and siiea. installed FILLY COLT. 7 month* old: etc. Bought-sold L i n y 's Mart "D o It Yourself* TIM E Chihuahua, fem ale, AKC regia213 Sanford Av*. Ph. FA 3-4132. WE R E PA IR AND SERVICE WRITE— ACCURATE M FGR'S tered. FA 2-7134 after 7 p. m. S T I N E FREEPO RT, NEW YORK Machinery ta d Supply Co. MOSTLY COLLIE, 3 years old, Ph. FA 24432 WAITRESS WANTED: between JOT W. 2 nd SL child! pet, 313. Phone FA 2 2442. 4:30 end 12:00 P. 31., Angela. H E A T I N G Ik. Boats and M otor* Phone FA 2-1731. Uff-A-DAY DallasAsphalt Co. TM Phnibtef ^Repairs / . y . V . 'V . i s 1 33. Awtetoe F u r Bale H. 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Wark Wanted 204 West 13th SL BABYSITTING in my borne. A p t Complete Lawn agalntcnince 34. Edward Higgins Terrace. Fertiliser—Spraying — Mowing # HOUSEWORK, baby sitting or JOHN LOMMEMSE restaurant. Ph. FA 2-4434, 414 Willow Ava, F A J-714T FA 2-1311 Gateway T o The Waterway Your EV IN R U D E Dealer Robson Sporting Goods 304-6-g E. IsL Pb. FA 2-5941 ‘39 SEA KING, 33 h. p „ elec trie controls, 2 props. Duma FA 2-7221. T erm * if needed. N . Autom obile* . Traitor* 1937 CHEVROLET pick up, ex cellent condition, assume pay ments. Sea nt 114 E . ted St. FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BUNDS Enclosed head. S ag-p roof bottom rail with plastU ends. Plastic o r rayea tapes. Cettea av ajtoa Senkarik G lass and Palat Ce. 112*114 W . 2 nd SL Ph. F A 1*4433 Sell U i Year Furniture. Quick Service With The Cask. SUPER TRADING POST, FA 2-4477. Surphie Aluminum Palat, good quality 32.43 g a l Army-Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Av*. SEWING M ACHINE: Take over payments on nearly new xig* tag. Write M ri. Jeno, c / o San­ ford Herald. PEAS, black eyes end crow den by, the bushel Ph. FA 2-W13. SINGER E lectric Sewing Ma­ chine for balance due to re­ sponsible party tn this vicinity. Complete with attachments and new guarantee. 4 p a y ments of 33-43 each or will dis­ count fo r rash. Write Credit Manager, Box 33, Sanford Herald. USED piano bench. Ph. FA 2-4410. I ^ R o f lc e l^ r F e M n B a n r ARE YOUR F E E T TIRE D ? If so com e by and buy a hassock tn rest them on. Choice o f col­ ors starting at 3393. FURNITURE CENTER 114* French Av*. CHRISTIAN WOMAN would like Christian woman tn share my home. Call FA 2-4433 before 8 A. 31. or niter 3 P . M. KIDDIE HAVEN NURSERY all age children welcom ed, 1920 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-3301. 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Warns and I a fth t eaaoclata juatlcea I ben burnt In DavU' Ml and aaked for detail*, tear rating bald that la a earn a aervlcewlfe accomI bar boahand aboard la t)Kt la trial by eeurVraai- U N ITED N ATION S, N . T . (U P I) — THa United Nations gm*« overwhelm ing condemnation late Wednesday to Chinese Com* munltt action* in Tibet and turn* cd today to the pressing problem c f world diiarmam ent. Jules M oth o f France * u listed u the principal apeaher In the main political com m ittee debate on diiarm am ent. Alao Hated to apeak w ere repreaentatlvea of Italy, G reoce, Romania and Cuba. Franca and Italy a n memberi W the 10*nation disarmament committee, formed by the B lf Four foreign miniate r*. who will meet in Genera in February to take up tha arm a reduction plana diacuiaed before the U - member world organisation here. Moat veteran U. N. diplomatic TUB NEW CHEVROLET CORVAUt la now on display at Hollar Motor obaervera admittedly were aurSales in Sanford. Manager W . F. Yeackle proudly displays the 1960 model priiad by the overwhelming mar. which is designed for economy. Tha new Corvair haa the angina k tha (In fo r Indirect U . N. censure t i rear and four wheel auapension drive. the P eiping regim e’s suppressions of human rights la T ib et The General Assem bly voted 45 to 9, w ith 28 abstention*, for an Irish • Malayan resolution calling for ’ ’ respect fo r the fundsmeplal human rights of the Tibetan peo­ Until now there ware so law food BY VERNON SCOTT ple and for their distinctive eul* HOLLYWOOD (U P I) - There 1* tural and religious life.” The vote leading lady rule* available they, good news, men—girls ir e coming came a fter two day* of debate. went only to the top aura.’ ’ * The censure was an Indirect back: To movies, that is. During the past decade Holly­ one. The motion did not even men­ •The Nun'a Story,” ” lt Happened tion Communist China by nama. wood haa been a man's world. Tha to Jane,” “ Cleopatra,” and AnLOUIS MATTHEWS The Peiping regim e 1* not a big pictures, tha fat rolea, the gin's new Warner Brothers pica f tha member o f the United Nation* and razzle-dazzle publicity campaigns lure. "R ach el Cade." * T m very lucky this counter­ many speaker*, including U, S. all w ere written for leading men. STORKS SCHAEFER Adventure dram as, westerns and revolution is taking place right Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, TAILORING CO. conceded there was nothing the detective atorlea— with occasional n ow ," the curveaome beauty went were tha order on. organization Could do to help the biblical epics Will ha in *or store of the day. Actresses had a dlfft"T h a poor girls who were 25 Tibetans. i cult tim e o f it, becoming almost years old 10 years ago didn’t Tha United States upporled tha MONDAY, OCT. M resolution. Great . flrlUIn .rut extinct In the lists o f box office have a chance. I'm ZS now and feminine roles are getting better Taking aseaaaraa far f a g no France were am ong those which attractions. Bui the c y cle la moving again, and m ore important every day. Winter Rake abstained. and nice, round, sexy, beautiful women are coming back — and B. L. PERKINS A SON one aueb luscious creature knows LONDON (U P I)— Sir Wlnaton the reason why. She's Angle Dickinson, a daz­ Churchill received a standing ova­ 8TA-NU Cleaning zling blonde, playing her first tion from both ruling Conserva­ K m p * Cloths* A two-car collision Tuesday leading role in a new movie — tive and opposition Socialist mem­ LIKE NEW I at French Ave, and W. 9th re­ taking top billing away from to- bers when he made bis first ap­ sulted in 1450 dam age and star Peter Finch. Five years ago pearance In tha House of Com­ brought charges against two San­ this event could never have taken mons Wednesday slnca tha gener­ place. al elections. ford reiidents. “ The answer Is sim ple." Angie Charles Rutty of the Sanford Naval Air Station waa charged said, a twinkle in her dark brown with speeding and the driver of eyes. “ Television haa come to the Ike Gets Award WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ the other vehicle, Ella Mae Rainsi rescue o f movie actresses. "AH the western* and detec- dent Eiaenhower ha* received an of 42 William Clark Court waa COLONIAL CLEANERS charged with failure to grant thei live thrillers have moved to TV, Illuminated scroll for bli 1959 rolr right o f way, according to Inves­ and the men who make movies ■a a “ statesman and a huManl 111 8 . Pa lasatto Ave, realize they can’ t compete with tartan" from tha Amtrican Insti Drive-1* Breach S it W. 1Mb tigating officer C. C, Dodson. the versions o f adventure dramas. tuta o f Coniulting Engineers. Girls Coming Back: To M ovies, That Is ll'Hbat t o mattery had beta grant deal of rdpt-” la 1M , he aspialncd mm were 121 oversets court*. m m dependants and other but t o number dropped and to M in lean. “ I V a a a b e r of offenses haa la- iUhtoc a re- ef vtoae. rJwla liar ------- -* k i w a n t M H s v l* i.Lrl ANDREWS EVANS waa guest o f honor at a fish fry upon hi* retirement from the Florida Power Corp. after 17 year* service at the plant at Enter­ prise. Evans ia shown trying out the easy chair given him by employe* of the plant Left to right are D. J. Parker, plant superintendent; M. F. Bun­ nell, industrial relations manager; C. C. Rousseau, production superinten­ dent: W. R. Spencer, assistant safety director; H. B. McMahan, safety directors and L. W. Shutts, president of the Employes Club. (Cox Photo) Persian Beauty M ay M arry Rich Shah rah oo his 40th birthday next Tuesday, As for Farah . . . “ Naturally you can't expect me to say anything on this matter or even hint anything until thli m ailer la decided," she told Unit­ ed Pres* International. " I will accept any decision that la made In regard to me, and 1 personally am not at all sure about the ou tcom e." The Shah admittedly haa been hunting a bride to bear him a F ran k W. Talbott, retired aales male heir to the throne since he manager af Nelson and Company, dissolved hi* marriage with for­ Ine, waa honored at a dinner mer Queen Soraya. by company owners at Pearte's Neither Soraya nor hi* first Dining Room at the Ben White wife, Princess Faqzia of Egypt Raceway. and slater of ex-King Farouk, pro­ A form er mayor of Ovitdo and The first basic patents to maka duced a ion. Princess FaqUa pro­ steward for many years of the FlMt NetbodUl Church. Talbott “ artificial leather" date back to duce a daughter, Soraya had no n dh ivtd a wrist watch in appre­ IUS, according to a study by tha children. Farah'a relatives flatly Hated ciation for hi* many years of Twentieth Century Fund. atrvice to the company from Ha president, B. F. Wheeler Jr. Mra. Talbott received an orchid. The Rev. George If. Carlton, Methodist minister, paid tribute to Tglbott in a speech stressing the influence of a good Christian Ufa and cited him ai an outstand­ ing example for today's youth. Children of the Talbotts present B A B Y CRIBS and M A T T R E S S ...... 28.88 were Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Wag­ ner of Orlando and Mr. and Mrs. George Talbott, Winter Park. P L A Y PENS as low as M e , rthough some "minor Ur* etose" may have been Included hi t o unpunished group. But he • t o that "n o capital cares or hgeUeidw" have gone unpunished. The world’ s the Vermont, lington, Vt., In Robert Fulton - steamboat. second steamboat, was built In Bur­ 1809 one year after launched the first TEHRAN, Iran (U PI) - F a rah Dibab, a home-grown Persian beauty, refused even to admit today she might marry Shah Mo­ hammed Reza Pahlavl. But ihc made It clear they wouldn't havo to drag her to the altar. The 24-year-old Farah would neither confirm nor deny reports o f in Impending betrothal an­ nouncement. But the marriage reports ware circulated by her relatives, court social clrelea and the nation’ a preaa. The 39-year-old Shah main­ tained a royal alienee although it waa generally believed be would announce his engagement to Fa- Ihc Shah's search for a bride - - ----------------ended in Paris last May when he renewed his acquaintance with Farah. 2 F a c e C h arg e s In A uto A ccid en t "W e 'r e beginning (o feel prac­ tically certain the marriage will take p la ce ," one relative said. “ The official announcement will be made within a month.” Farah la no stranger to Iranian royal circles. She Is a close friend of the Shah'a daughter, Prtncrsa Shshnaz. She also has a foot in* tide the palace door because her uncle, lafandlar Tabalabai, la a m em ber of tha Parliament and la the Shah’ s adjutant. Her father, who died 10 years ago, waa a foreign ministry official. She also haa a lesa-discussed Oil well* more than 15,000 royal connection. She la a step* niece of the Shah’ s form er arch feet d eep cost almost 29 times as poltical enem y, form er Iranian much to drill as relatively shallow wells o f 2,500 to 3,750 feet. Premier M ohammed Mossadegh. C o ll F A 2-3315 ROOM OUTFIT COMPLETE * 28 PIECES A STROLLERS as low as tV S M A L L D O W N P A Y M E N T W IL L L A Y A W A Y FOR CHRISTM AS N O W O N LY 63 D A Y S L E F T ONE I PIECE WELL K N O W N BRANDS BEDROOM SUITE TO BE GIVEN LEFT A T CHAIR AWAY FRIDAY OCT. SO 8:30 P. M, OF D IN E TTE S ONE OCCASIONAL ONE FLOOR LAMP A l l SUITES W E HAVE A L L TYPES K E LV IN A TO R A P P L IA N C E S OF H EATER S T O SELL T H E FABULOU S F O O D A K A M A ON E BURNER 2 B U R N E R S REFRIGERATOR A N D STOVES A N D SIEGLERS W A SH E R S A N D D R Y E R S SUPER FLOOR H E A T E R S rrs so e a s y t o charge HER COAT AT PENNEYS TODAY! Pay your bill within 30 days after your billing data WITHOUT PA Y IN G A SINGLE C ENT OVER PENNEY’S LOW CASH PRICES1 flm i y o v u M u r e flm m t Extend your paymenta over months with small service charge on U N PA ID BALANCE ONLY. Buy with NO down paym ent Pay monthly. Small eervlee charge! •CENTER# 1100 F R E N C H A VE. FREE P A R K IN G HW Y. M OPEN FRIDAY EVENING UNTIL I P. M. m s. M o W ro a 1 2 3 4 YOU R STRKBT » oortow i ; S S a . �- .. I -nrl % f < & [}t S a n f u r iT S fc r a lh W EATHER: Cloudy with acsttcrad shower* tonight and tomorrow. High today. 75-80. Low tonight, 67-70. VOL. X U X • A $1,000 CHECK FOR THE UNITED FUND was turned over to the San­ ford Naval A ir Station Commanding Officer C apt L. A. Arthur this morn­ ing by VAH-8 Cdr. N. K. Melnnla. The $1,000 was given by the men o f VAH-S, the largest squadron at the station. From the left are NAS cam­ paign ehairman, L t Cdr. F. A. Patterson; Capt. Arthur, Cdr. Melnnla, and drive oo-chairman, J. R. La FoQette, ADI. The check will be given to the United F ind along with contributions from other NAS squadrons. Disillusioned Fighters Form Anti-Castro Underground M IAM I (U PD — The form er commander of Fidel Ca»tro’e air force »aid Thunder aa antiCastro underground hae been formed by former comradas-lnarms at the Cuban revolutionary leader. The ea-officer also blamed CuR a n government anti-aircraft fire tot the death at two perion* dur­ ing a leaflet-dropping air raid on Havana Wednesday. H o aaid the foveram eat attempted to make M appear the leaflet airplenea United Speedup Promised JOn Space Program WASHINGTON (U P D —The na­ tion's space agency prom ised n "considerable" speedup in outer space exploration today, and indi­ cated it will ask Coograea for m ore money sarly next year. Richard E. Homer, associate di­ rector of ths National Aeronautics and Space Administration made the statements st a news con fer­ ence called le discuss the transfer the Army's apace team , headed by Dr. Wemher von Braun, to NASA. Hom er and Dr. Herbert F. York. DefrnM Department d ire c­ tor of research and engineering, discussed President E isenhow ers order to put the Huntsville, A la., team under the civilian agen cy's control. York said flatly that In his opinion lhi« "should hsve been done a year ago." 4 The Army resisted NASA'a e f­ forts a year ago to take over the fam ed team, which put A m erica's flrat satellites in orbit around the earth and around the sun. At that time Eisenhower supported the Army. While Horner and York predict­ ed a speedup m the space effort, they made it dear that develop­ ment of the nation's largest su­ per • booster rocket will continue g lor another four or five months under divided authority of NASA and the Defense Department. That la because the plan must go to Congress in January and goes into effscl only U Congress docs mil veto it within 60 days Horner Mid it w ai “ almost o b ­ vious that we are considering a supplemental" appropriation. f Red Ambassador Heads For Home WASHINGTON f U P D — Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov was on his way home today and diplomats asked how long he would stay. An embassy ollicial Mid "sm ilin* Mike's" trip was a vacation and probably would last a month. Hut the diplomatic corps couldn't g^elp speculating about Menshikov's udden departure. Established 1'JOt FRIDAY. OCTOBER 28, I960 Loch Arbor, Tanglewood March Postponed Temple Terrace 'Critical' DETROIT (UP1) — N egro Coagressmsn Charles C. Diggs o f D e­ troit today Informed Mississippi Gov. J. P. Coleman that he has “ postponed for the tim e being" his proposed "national march oa Mississippi." Tha Seminole County Commission has authorized aa engineering survey of three critical areas in the county to control flooding, Chairman John Krider aaid today. Tha three areas termed "critical" b y Krider are Loch Arbor, Tanglewood and Temple Terrace. Krider aaid the survey ia being done by the engineering Clash Kills 17 Arm at LefAer end Busk o f Saa- ford. r s Army Drops Project 4 Missing In Crash j A rt Show Deadline Set By Association Sportsmen's Club To M eet Tuesday $105,000 In Funds Unaccounted For TALLAHASSEE f UPD — Audi­ tors are unable to account (or $33,000 worth ot supplies and $72,000 in fees because of poor rec ord* in the State Department ot Education. State Auditor Bryan Willis said Thursday “ no opinion could be Future Farmer M eet expressed" on the accountability Bobby WUbora at Enterprise fa at the supplies, which w ere office one of the three boys represent­ supplies used by the department. ing DeLand High School at the He said the reason was inadequate Future Farmers ot A m erica Na­ tional Convention this week. He fa WUlls said the $r$,000 w as to the son ot Mr. and Mr*. Howard fee* from teacher certification WUbora. end accreditation. NO. MS News Briefs NEW DELHI (U P1) — Chinese Communists killed IT Indian sol­ diers, wounded three and captured two in a clash Wednesday at a caused the deethe by dropping named "the 26th of J u ly ,” from point 40 miles inside Ladakh, It bomba. .h . c u . i. c .b . ~ Pedro Dial Lam, who quit Cas­ several years sgo. nouncement said the Bed Chinese tro because be Mid Communists Dias Lans said it w as made up accused the Indian forces of in were taking oxer the revolution, Mid the object o f the new or. of “ thousands" like h im self who truding into their territory. ganixatlon wa sto “ bring dem oc­ fought with Csstro but became racy to Cuba.” disillusioned because o f Ked Influ­ D ial Lani, In a gesture sure to WASHINGTON r UPi ) — The ence. draw the especial Ire of Castro Army has dropped a $7,500,000 D ial Lam refuted to be drawn food preservative project after ex supporters, Mid the name o f the underground Is “ the 26th o f July out on the apcviflc aim s of the perimcnti with animals showed the Anti-Communist Movement.” Cas. new organization. He refused to new high-energy atom ic process tro’a own revolutionary party is answer the question o f whether resulted in possible radiation dam age. Some congressmen and new* ths movement planned to over­ men hsd eaten food subjected to throw the Castro regim e, or if it the process hut they w ere assured they were in no danger. contemplated violence. D ial Lam denied Cuban charg­ es that he was responsible for the Rickover W ins Fight leaflet dropping, but hinted that WASHINGTON (UIM) — A feder­ the new organisation was behind al judge ruled today that V ice It. Adm . Hyman G. Kickover is en Castro today promised to turn tilled to copyright his public uary, one la February and none all of Cuba into a g rea t armed speeches if he wants to. Judge la Mareh. Payment is due by cam p to battle mounting counter, Alexander Holtzoff of the U. 8. revolutionary attacks and “ bomb­ Court for the District of Columbia April 1. A tax certificate sale will be in g s'' by planes which he said denied a publisher's claim that held la June. Tax certificates were based in the I'n ited Slates. Kickover's speeches were public Ills promise to mobilize "all property and could not be copy­ will then be sold for the amount of the tax bill, plus the interest workers, farmhands, profession- righted. pen alty of one per cent of the a lt and even down to and includbill per month accumulated since lag our women," cam * near the AprSV 1. If a property owner •vl of^ji n uialSbun i 'blevlsloa ap­ rtjRTLAND. Ore. (U P D -F o u r withes to pay liU tax blit after pearance pcarunce In which whii he delivered men are missing in hte crash o f the June sale of his tax certt- his bitterest attack y e t against two jet fighterintcrcep;«rs which fleate, he must pay llie city the j the United Slates. The broadcast collided on a routine training amount of the bill, plus the in- ended at 3 a! m. misaton Thursday night east of torext accumulated for each jCastro called a huge rally for here. Air Force operations oflicera month that paymentwas overdue, j 4 p. m. Monday in liavuna to pro at Portland Air Base said the Land and buildings are figured , test wlmt he called the economic downed planes, laitli F H'j H Scor­ at 62 per cent o f fair market • and military threats o f the United pions, were maimed by members values In determining real pro- States aguiust his revolutionary of the 123rd Oregon Air National pert) value, Tamm said. The government. He said details of Guard Fighter-Interceptor Squad­ mlllage charge of $11 per $1,000 the rally would be carried out by ron based at Portland International worth of real prow-riv la levied the Cuban Confederation of Work­ Airport. only on real eat. -e d above ers. $5,000. The addi . 16 per <!,• Throughout his lon g speech 000 debt service m ....* c charge is Castro castigated the United levied on ail real and personal States for permitting Florida-bas­ property. ed planes to “ bomb” Cuba and The city's general operating asked whnt would the U. S. reac­ budget will get $216,000 o f the tion l « if Canadian planes bomb­ The Sanford Art Association ha< $396,000, while the other $180,000 ed automobile plants in the United set Nov. 9 as deadline for exhibi­ will help pay oft city debts. States and the capital city of tors to register for the Nov. 29 art show. Washington. The group's executive board de­ cided to allow only those m em ­ bers who have signed up by Nov. 9 to exhibit in the upcoming show, hut memln-rships will con ­ tinue to be open for later artlvi L iitcA liU t HIM| — Agreement The Semimdr County Sports­ lies was reached Thursday night to men’s Assn, will m eet at 8 p.m. Edmond Stowe of Maitland will end a aeven-wcek-old strike by Tuesday at the Court House. demonstrate oil painting tech­ IT,000 workers against Swift A Two films on Florida Wildlife niques at Monday's meeting of the Co., giant of the meat packing in­ and hunting in Florida will be association at the Craft* Hut in dustry. shown during the meeting. All Ft. Mellon Park. A workshop will Spokesmen for the A m algam at­ members are urged to attend. follow his program. ed Meal Cutters and Butcher Workmen and the United Pack­ inghouse Workers predicted most of the strikers would be back on their jobs by Monday. Union officers said picket lines would remain at Swift plants around the country until loca l un­ ions approved the agreement. The twuyear pact called for pay hikes ranging from 8Mi to 15 cents an hour, Worker* in the South received the lower wage increase, Swift said, to keep coats in tine with competitive conditions there. This was seen as a m ajor vic­ tory for the company. The two union* had waged a bitter light for equal pay for all area* of the country. But Swift negotiators fougnt against higher pay for the South, contending that pay to w orkers in the area “ already far excesdcd that of competing com panies." Meat-Packers End Seven Week Strike SANFORD, FLORIDA County Begins Study To Find Way To Control Flood W ater Property Owners To Get Sanford Tax Bills Nov. 1 Sanford's tax hills will be in the mail Nov. 1, City Clark Henry Tam m said yeeterday. The city estimates that lbs t.ooo bills should bring $396,000 revenue te the city A lax bill will he sent out far each piece of reel and personal p r o p e rty . Property owners wiU get v •oar per eent discount an ihsir bills if they psy them during N ovem ­ ber, three per cent o ff if they pay In December, tw o in Jan- LMMd W in ROBERT E. EARNS has accepted ghairmunahip of the Christnm* Seal fund drive which will run from Nov. 16 through December. Presenting Kama with symbols of the drive against tuberculoaia la Mra. Lorraine G r a h a m , executive secretary for the Seminole County Tubcrculoaia and Health Association. Eighty per cent of funds re­ ceived through Christmas Seal sales will be used to fight TB in Seminole County which now has l.'L'l known cases. PLANELY SPEAKING, that* a car which la landing In top ncene at a Boston airport, whare invantor Moulton Taylor demonstrated how quickly it could become a road vehicle by driving it to an auto show. The Aerocar la 21 feet, six inches long and the wing spread ia 84 feet when open. Van Doren Admits Giving DA Office Wrong Answer NEW YURK (U P l)-D ia t. AUy. Frank Hogan said today that Charts* Van Doren haa admitU d ha gava aa incorrect answer to tlie district attorney’* office when questioned as to whether he had received question* o r answers while winning $129,000 oa the tel­ evision quiz show "Tw enty-O ne." Hogan refused to say whether Van Doren admitted receiving any questions or answer* to advance of hts appearance on the TV show. Asked If Van Doren, to appear­ ing at the district attorney's of ace. had given incorrect answers 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK ( UP1) — Stock prices at 1 p. m .: \merican TAT , 78, American Tobacco .............. 102V* Hcthlrthem Steel .................. 55 C A D ....................................... 67 Chrysler ................... »•'« Curtiss • Wright .................. Jo's DuPont ZMt's Kastman Kodak ..................... 91 Ford Motor ........................... Sits 76 General Electric .......... sicns-ral Motors 52'« 2<g , ; ra|,lm . Paige 3S Inti TAT .. 41H Lor ilia rd . . 21 Minute Maid •as****** 107 Penney . «. . . 16'« Penn lilt ............. 48 Scars Itocburk •• 4544 Standard Oil ( NJj 2D* Studebakcr ........... 98's It. S. Sled Wevtinghouse El...................... 95 Collins, McCarty Have Falling Out TALLAHASSEE ( U P D — Poll tical observers said today that relations between Just resigned Cir­ cuit Judge John McCarty and Gov. lo-Koy Collin* may be near the breaking point over reapportionment. McCarty, of Tort Pterea, resign­ ed as Judge Thursday so ha could begin an informal cam paign for governor. Collin* accepted the res­ ignation immediately after reading McCarty's telegram. Collins and McCarty, knows to b« d ose personal friends, have dilfrrrd sharply over the proposed 44 >enator, 103 reprerentaUv# reapportionment amendment which will go before th# voters Nov. 8. Collin* supports M and McCarty oppose* it. McCarty ha* mad* no boo** about wanting to b* governor aver since ha helped run th* atata'i top office during hi# brother's eight month illness. After Gov. McCarty dtod. John MrCsrty reluctantly stepped aside to let Collins make the race. to the lam * quesUona asked by a grand Jury, Hogan aaid: “.Yon will have to amehsde that they wsr* to the tam e area.” Van Doren previously had told the grand Jury that he did not receive either question# or answer* to ad vence. “ 1 think be gave truthful an swers today,” Hogan said, refer ring to a 5-minute conference with the 33-yvarold Columbia Unlver ally instructor. Van Doren, who said he met with llogsn of his own volition, told reporters on leaving the dis tricl attorney * oflice: " I ’ m sorry; I can't comment. I’ m to a hurry. 1 have a class." Fears of a federal crackdown on TV quit shows spurred major networks today In police their programming pracUcca. President Eisenhower got the cleanup operation into high gear Thursday afier he ordered the Justice Department to investigate Ihe rigging of television shows. The president, at his vacation retreat in Atlanta, Ua., laid that if true, the practice was deplor­ able and "a terrible thing to do to the American public." ; The Justice Department In Washington announced immediate­ ly that “ Appropriate action will be taken." The 1'ulumhM Broadcasting Sys­ tem. first of the m ajor networks to voluntarily police Ha program ­ ming practices, already has drop­ ped quiz shows and give-away pro­ gram*. John A. Aaron and Jesse Zousmer, co-producers of Ihe popular interview program. “ I’erson-ToI’ erson," resigned Thursday after CBS ('resident Frank Stanton re­ vealed the program was rehears­ ed. Aaron and Zousmer accused Stanton of making an “ unwarrant­ ed slur" about the program and requested release from their con­ tract*. Stanton agreed and accept­ ed their resignations. “ All I have asked you is that >ou inform Die viewing public ot Ihe production practices on “ Herson To-Person" so that the pro­ gram can be exactly what it pur­ ports to b e ," Stanton aaid to a letter to the cu producers. Th* National Broadcasting Com­ pany, whose quiz shows have b*fn the chief targets of congressional Investigators, pledged it* full co­ operation to the attorney general in his investigation. The National Broadcasting Com­ pany, which has not beetn Involv­ ed ia any charges, had no Imme­ diate comment. In Chicago, Earl W. Winner, chairman o f the Fedsral Trad* Commission, said that thus far "there can be no doubt that th* ••If-policing Job was muffed and added that the question of selfdiscipline was basic to the net­ works' survival. Pressure Mounts As Court Delays Steel Crisis Action Th* purpose at the survey fa to determine what the county can do on flooding conditions to these areas and to "clea n u p" the cri­ tical drainage problem there. Krider said that lakes In th* county art at their hlghaat level In 50 years and th* recent rainy ■pell has added to the woes of residents In there a n a s. PHILADELPHIA (U H > —Short­ County Engineer Bob Dtvls said this morning that th* big­ ages ot steel dug m ore deeply Into gest problem now la that there the nation's econom y today with are no outlets for overflow s for no immediate end at the 101-day some of the larger lakes to Um steel strike In sight. area. Tha Third U. 8. Circuit Court aI "1 don't know what w* will do If there rains continue," bo Appeals aaid it would not reach laid. a decision on whether a Taft* "W * have the threat of Hartley law Injunction to ood the many lakes overflowing unless th* rains fat « p ," Davis em- walkout o f $00,000 steelworkers was nccetM ry and constitutional ph salted. On# possible way to allevlato until ta rly next week. the problem fa Installation of now Steel Industry executlvea Thurs­ pipes la there flooded area* that day said tha pressure from at**! will have sufficient capacity to consumers was on and the strike earry off th* excrea waters In a hid to end soon. reasonable length ot time, Davis The court heard arguments h e ft Thursday on the appeal o f the Another serious problem, Davis United Steelworker* Union from said, fa that many flooded septic the injunction Issued earlier la tanka are not functioning and are the week fa Pittsburgh. Th* creating • health menace. strike will cootfau* until the Krider said Vm eomptlrefanew eqw t reaches g daafalon. plan t e take em ergency method* President Elsenhower, blocked when possible as they have been at least temporarily fa hia efforts bombarded with complaints from to end the strike by the Injun*, all over the county. live process, issued another ip A survey fa being mad* to find ptal to negotiators for manage* th* necessary width and length ment and tbc union to settle their of a proposed ditch to drain th* differences voluntarily far the Temple Terrace and Tanglewood good o f the country. areas, Davis said. A path haa The president, painting a grim been cleared for the mile-long economic picture If the strike channel to run from Tanglewood continues, called an unusual newa to Esstbrook in Winter Park conference at his vacation White where a ditch built b f Orange House at Augusta, Ga., to a t e County starts. c u u th* situation. Even If Temple T errace and Tanglewood residents decide they don't want to psy part of the ditch’s cost, the survey informa­ tion will be valuable, since ulti­ mately a permanent drainage system must be made available to the south Seminole area, Davis explained. The Sanford-DeBary Entertain­ If residents don't participate to e drainage system plan, a per­ ment Association will have ito manent system will be delayed ticket drive for subscription* In for Temple Terrace and Tangle- the Mutual Concerts Nov. 2-15, Th* Stetson Choral Group will wood. Davis said. Ilowaver. the county may pay for taking off Ihe be featured In the first program flood waters sooner, he explained. Nov. 19, Association co-chairraae Th* cost ot a drainage district Frink Mebane Jr. said yesterday. hie dancing to residents of th* area should Jose Greco and be known to six weeks, Davis troupe and th* Florida Sym­ phony Orchestra will appear fa said. Complaint* about washouts and other monthly perform ances. A Mutual Concrrt program will flooding should be made to the he presented each month except engineer's office, Krider said. December from November through March at the Civic Center. Sea­ son subscriptions will be $5 per person. Tickets will not be sold for Individual perform ances, Mebane said. Ths association will have a sales WASHINGTON ( UP D - Living office In downtown Sanford dur­ costs climbed to an all time high ing the two weeks of Its ticket in September, the government re­ sales drive. Co-chairman with Mebane ia DeUary's Chester ported today. Rearick. Consumer prices rose fur all ma More than 500 tickets haye bees Jor groups of goods and services except transportation. Food, hous­ sold. Sales goal ia 1.000 subscrip­ ing, medical care and personal tions. services all cost more. The Labor Department's con sumer price 1mlex rose four tenths of a point from August to a Sep­ tember level of U5.2. The Index la based en a 1947-1949 average of prices taken as too. The September Index meant that a market basket of goods and serv­ HUNTSVILLE. Ala. ( UP D - T h u ices costing $10 a decade ago cost head of th* National Aeronautics $12.52 last month. The Index has gone up in five and Space Administration said of th* past six mouths. It dipped Thursday the Wrrnher von B riu a slightly In August after setting a missile team will bo glvea addi. tionit rocket assignments. record of 124.1 la July. “ It I* too early to talk specif, Th* Labor Department’s price chief, H. E. RUey, pointed out lea," Dr. T. Keith Glennan. NASA tb it some of the increase in r e ­ chief, said here at th* Arm y Belcent months was seasonal. He said Ultic MlsstU Agency. "T h ere will surely be addition­ Uis outlook lor October and No­ vember wa* for declines in food al rocket vehicle assignments" prices, possibly Including big r e ­ for the Redrton* Arseoal team beaded by Von Braun at H uate duction* to meat costs. villa. Glennan made hia comments l i ­ ter arriving to work out plans o f The Marine CUy Boat works fa transferring the Array’s missile Csseelborry wa* broken into expert* to NASA aa ordered by sooetlaM last sight, the Ib a rtifa President Elsenhower this week. office reported today, reputlea However. Glennaa said "NASA were still Investigating the break • | certainly does Intend to keep the ia late tbs* m a n u a l i Redstone loom to Uuntavilfa." Concert Series To Open Nov. 19 Living Costs Reach New Record High Yon Braun To Get Additional Work Breakin Reported J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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