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As BriaUng Mortgage Ne Hindermere lou a G LASS FORD • REPAIR N O W with our H O M E IM P R O V E M E N T , AG E 'fjsm hqsiA JavA A n S E N K A R IK 114 W, FA 2-4884 SC H E N LE Y Reserve OLD CR O W 86 Proof >-mm A WHOPPER! Faai Curb Sorvko BURGER KING Prenek A m at M ^ CINCINNATTI va N. TEXAS STATE �All Hope Gone UnionBoss Sends Wage Policy Committee Home 1 p. m. Stocks Sanforii Ifm ilii NEW YORK (UP1) —Stock prieee a t 1 p. a . EST: ran American TAT American T obacco 57 W Bethlehem Steel 81 PITTSBURGH (UP1) — United Steelworketa President C I O 8444 David J. McDonald today sent home the union'a powerful Chrysler WEATHERt Cloudy nnd mild with scattered showers tonight and tomorrow. H ifh today 84-89, low tonight 70-75. am Wage Policy Committee, virtually ending all chances o f a Curtiss • Wright »7 % DuPont VOL> j g a Unimd Pro— Lea—d Wire EeUbllahad IN * WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1959 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. M t quick negotiation settlement o f the 86-day steel strike. 85H Eastman Kodak The 171-member committee must approve any new con­ Ford Motor 82% tract offer. Mo new negotiations were scheduled. 7844 General Electric M McDonald, after a to-minute General Motors 254 meeting with the committee, Graham • Paige 84 InU. T AT charged that the teel Industry 41V* Lorillard hopes the union’s 500,000 striking Minute Maid 20% workers "w ill be farced back to lean 1714 w ork" under the Taft-Hartley law. Penn RR ROME (U P1) —Hollywood singer Durlag World W ar II Lanza Among his pictures were "T h at Lanza lived oa and off In Italy 4Vk With tha committee disbanded, Royal American and actor Mari# Lanza died in • what# his booming voice and served with the U. S. A rm y's spe­ Midnight K iss" in 1*48, "T h e but he had becoma so weak k m 50 V * government intervention through Sears Roebuck cial sarvlcaa branch, entertaining Rome clinic today af a heart at­ Toast of Naw O rissa*" in 1858. dieting that his trek* had te he foadoraa for Italian opera en­ 18 the injunctive provisions of the Stodebaker troops as a singer. tack. H e w as M l 100 % dubbed into the shew Worn all "T h e Great Caruso" la which U. 8 . Steel deared him to the people. Lanza, who## mighty vole# Taft-Hartley Act appeared the only He appeared In the arm ed forc­ 82% The portly singer often was es productions "O n The Beam " he played the part of tha fam ous records. transformed him Korn # pianoway to bring a quick end to the WeatinghouM EL Italian singer In 1851, "B ecause mover Into • Hollywood star, had com pared to tha great Enrico and "W inged V ictory ." walkout. la tha spring a f t m ha waa McDonald said that If the gov­ In 1PM Lanza becam e soloist at You’ re Mine" la 1152, "S tu d # * hospitalised la Las Vegas with been suffering for some time from Caruso in his vocal virtuosity. WASHINGTON (UP1) — Gov­ ernment sought ao Injunction, the He had a tempestuous career In Grant Park la Chicago and at In Prince" in 1854 and "Sercnada" In heart trouble sa d lb# complication what was described as "laryngitis ernment economists said today the union "w ould go into court to op­ 1858. tbe United States. Critics said he 1947, at the Hollywood Bowl. of phlebitis la the right leg. steel strike stopped the nation's pose it la every w ay.” MGM fired Lanza in 1853 be­ and upper respiratory Infection" Lanta w as bora la Philadelphia. had lost his voice, but he came These appearance# led to a overall econom ic growth In the "B u t if an injunction is issued His real a sm s was Alfred Arnold back time alter lim e in concerts movie contract with Metre-Gold- cause o f "temperam ent" and hia which caused hiai la miss as ap­ at three months end even may tha United Steelworkers of Am er­ pearance at tha Maw ftnodes Caccoza aad ho oariy showed a and recordings to show that ha wyn-Mayer la 1P47, and be made fortunes dipped. va caused a small setback. still could sing. He tried to make a comeback ica will obey the law o f the land," passioaato laterest la music. his home In Hollywood. They tentatively estimated that ha said. tha total output of goods snd serv­ "T h a so-called offer to the union ice# In July, August and Septem­ was handed us with full knowl­ ber remained at the 504,500,000,- edge that it could not ba accepted 000 annual rate posted la the pre­ or considered seriously," McDon­ The Seminole County United vious three months. But tom e late ald said In a form al statement. Fund house-to-house canvas# be­ figures on inventories may show "T h e steel Industry la obviously OCALA (U P !) — Marion County t b a t t b e e e o n o m y actually determined to avoid a settle­ gan yesterday with a kick-off slid backward from the AprU-May- m ent," he charged. " I t obviously meeting of tha residential division Sheriff P . L. MeGehes was in serious condition at a local hos­ June level. hopes that iteelw ork-rt will be at the U.S.O. These calculations were more forced back to work under an inCampaign Chairman A B. Peter­ pital today after suffering a heart The Seminole County Commission plans to msst tho pessimistic than earlier forecasts junction.” attack. son Jr. urged all canvassers to do “ dlagrsceful" jail situation hart "headon^ in tb« vary M tf made on the assumption that the McDonald flatly contradicted the future, it w u announced today. steel strike would not last more companies' contention that its last their utmost to make tha solicitsthan tw o months. This is the asth settlemaht proposal amounted to tlon a success. This morning the Proper Action to ass that Seminole County Etta a aaw UNITED NATIONS (U P D -R u a day of the strike. 15 cents per hour spread over two local Fund received a HIM check sla'a proposal* for a scientific con­ jail will be taken a# aoon aa tha tax roll la determined. The economists refrained from years or 7% cents for each year. from All Souls Catholic Church. ; ference on outer spaet raised hopes On* official called the present jail a disgrace and aald *1 guessing bow the economy might He said the proposal actually was Sanford has been divided Into today that the Soviets might end would**'! iv *e altow my h o fi 4# perform in the last three months two cents In fringe benefit? for IS solicitation sections, with Unit- ' the boycott of United Nations e f­ stay la that bullpen.” al this year, other than to say the first year and about eight ed Fund agency or local organi­ forts to set up space controls. It definitely would forge ahead cents in pay the following year. zation representatives heading tbe Commission chairman John K rionce the ateel mills resumed oper­ "In actual take-home pay for canvass in each section. der had disclosed yesterday dur­ ating. Section leaders include Mrs. stealworkara the offer means even ing the board meeting that K. P . NEW ORLEANS (UP1) - A r e C srlicr confidence that steel and less since the companies Insist Mary D. Knox for the Red Cross; McLendon, state prlsoa inspector cunnalsance plana buffeted by steel-using Industries could make that steelworkers contribute an Mrs. F. D. Scott, Girl Scouts; cited obsolete sod inadequate faci­ up for the strike with brisk Octo- extra 2.5 eents per hour out of Thomas Albert, Boy Scouts; M n . winds up to 40 miles an hour lities s t the Jail. ber-Novambsr-December acUvity their own pockets to cover the Sydney Ives, Family Counseling found a tropical depression— the next thing to a tropical sto rm -ln The report disclosed that "s e r ­ was missing. Soma officials said cost of their Insurance," McDon­ Service. ious deterioration" Is In evidence that if President Eisenhower used ald said. Capt. Marcella Reynolds and tha Gull of M exico today and throughout the building, poor se­ "Thus steelworkers would actu­ Miss Hill, Salvation Army; Pastor forecasters called It Dene. the Taft-Hsrtley A ct to send the Semlnoi# County guyazriw r al curity and sanitation. 500,000 striking steel workers back ally suffer a pay cut of 14 a Ernest BoHek with C.P.O. wives Cost sitlm stcd lor tbs now Jail lUglstratioa Mrs. C aalO e Brere In work for to days, the overall month," he said. "Steelworker* in charge of solicitation for the and courthouse project were re­ reported today that there ksa would also sulfer additional cute uso. damage would be kept down. BRIDGES THROWS WEIGHT BEHIND NIXON— Sun. LONDON tUl'IJ — BagmUd R a­ ceived by the commission Aug. aot been sufficient interest shows Others sakl that even with use la real wages during the next two Rev. Tlmmas O'Stccn for the dio today reported an attempt to Style# Bridge# (right) attend# a reception in Concord, II with alternate construction p ro­ of the Tafl-liartlcy law some of years because of the abolition of Mental Health Association; Mrs. assassinate iraqui Premier Abdel I# merit taking the voting enrol* N. 11., with Vice President Richard M. Nixon, who waa posals ranging from 1700,008 to tha lost production could not be cost - o f - living agreements which Raymond Ball of the Pilot Club; Karim Kassem. ment books into Ike sw nty ia visiting the Granite State to estimute primary chunces. the companies now demsnd we Mrs. B. G. Caruthers ot Ihe Does; »2,802,500. mada up until early 1060. The report said Kassem was The New Hampshire primary on April 5th is considered H ow ovtr, (he county's uncertain Um future. A national production rate of 500 scrap." Mrs. Mo>d Swain of Bela Sigma shot and injured slightly. His con­ financial status brought on by McDonald said tbe industry of­ Phi; and Mrs. John Dickey, Epsi­ dition was reported good. billion dollar* a year, once con­ a major stepping stone to the Republican Presidential Flfty-fiv# persons were register* the still overdue tan roll tor 1158 ed ia Altamonte Springs.,aad M sidered an outsida possibility for fer waa a "p iece af camouflage lon Sigma Alpha. The Jaycea nomination. Bridges (R-N. li.), in introducing Nixon, had clauded the pospecta for a •around 4 a Fern Pork last week. tha closa of this year, now appear­ cynically designed to confuse our Wives and ths Wumsn's Club are indicated strong support /o r the Vice President. . members and the ta tto o ." He said also U. b* .e p r is e n 'jd in tlto-ao'lBMV iftlls •< ed delayed at Icaat until 1980. » S v a (U P I - New woken n gletered daring IGTON (UP1>—The pubWAJM1NC Juvenile Judge George A lex­ September, the oaly month wheg Commerce Secretary Frederick the unioo was ready "t o talk busi­ citation. • * licity agent for the now-defunct ness when the companies are House-to-house canvassers for ander recently termed the facili­ H. Muller said in a New York enrollment la taken every day ai ties st the Jell as inadsquats and the week, totalled 730. That mxkst the Family Counseling Service In- television quiz show " 21" testified speech the high rate would be ready to talk business." Government intervention appear­ |dud.-: Mrs. O. L. Barks. Mrs. D. today he was advised by a lawyer urged the commissloo to take 12,505 Seminole County resident! achieved early next year "unless proper action. the effects of the prolonged steel ed imminent as the result of col­ Stenslrom. .Mrs. L. Munson, Mrs. to lie to New York authorities in­ who can vote on the reapportion Krider reported this morning meat bill Nov. 3. strike upset the apple cart." Some lapse of tlth hour summit nego­ B. Kan, Mrs. John Morgan. Mrs. vestigating charges that ths show was rigged. tiations Tuesday night of McDon­ that the commission hss received William L. Kirk, Mrs. A. W. economist* said the 500-bUUon-dolOt this 730, three w e n 848 p er letters from "Just about every sons who registered as freehold lar rate would not be reached be­ ald, U. S. Steel Corp. Chairman Kpps, Mrs. Herman Jacobson, Roger Ulough and the top execu­ Mrs. Ralph T. Cowan, Mrs. How­ civic organization in the eounty" era. Only freeholders con vote iz fore Marcn. urging the need for belief je ll the zchool mlllage nnd trust* Others pointed out that most of tives of four other of the nation's ard Montclth, Mrs. J. N. TruMIAMI (U I'I) The Dade luck. Mrs. Roy Williams, Mrs. County School Board may decide facilities," the production lost by the steel biggest steel producers. elections Nov. L Registered Sem i Phillip H. Logan was elected moved here from Shelby, N, C. to George Stine, Mrs. John Jewel, today whether or not to end strike quickly would be raado up. n o li County freehold*re, or own Mrs. Harry Weir, Mrs. R. K. Run­ Florida's first experiment in token president of tho crippled children's make Sanford his hom e. Many industries, especially steel ere o f real property now numbei society of Seminole County for ner Sr. snd autos, have excess capacity 10.514. school integration. The school He wUl be associated with the For Epsilon Sigma Alpha: Mrs. board was scheduled to determine 1959-1960 at Its first fall meeting and can atep up production for a Tbe U rge proportion o f regia law firm of Gordon V. Frederick. last night. I. K. Estrldgs, Mrs. John Hig­ while. (rants who enrolled as freehold at a 3 p. m. EST meeting tha He attended Stetson University, Other officers sleeted were: Dr, gins Jr., Mrs. David Danness Jr., future of Miami's Orchard Villa era last month led county com snd is a graduate of the university Mrs. John Dickey, Mrs. Jack M. Vann Parker, first vice-presi­ mission chairm en John Kridci Elementary School. of North Carolina Law School. He dent; Edith K rygicr, secretary; Schirard, Mrs. William Howard, yesterday to suggest finding i la a member u( Holy Crosa Epis­ Mrs. Robert Harvey, Mrs. J. But­ Kenneth W. McIntosh, treasurer; method to check oo whether suet copal Church and lives in Suniand Census takers for the Seminole Dr. Thomas L. Largen, medical ler, Mrs. Kirby Fite Jr., Miss registrants were really freehold Estates wito his wife and young WASHINGTON (U I'I) A presi­ advisor. County area in the 1958 Census of Jeanette Kinlaw, Mrs. T. V. Metts ers. Only owners of real propert) daughter. Agriculture have been appointed Jr., Miss Dorothy Metti, Miss Bar­ dential fact-finding board held a K e n n e t h McIntosh, outgoing (lend or buildings) are freeholder! 90-minute hearing ori the dock president announced the first an­ and started an intensive training James Davis, a Negro of t!05 bara Flynt, Miss Nancy Smith, he pointed out. strike today and prepared to move course program today in Daytona nual meeting of the society which Miss Pally Walker. Miss Sylvia Roger C. Edwards, 50. farm I-ocust Ave. was bound over to There will be n regular five Beach. Mrs. Jeri Lumberson, quickly to pave the way for an was organized under Ihe sponsor­ foreman of the Seminole High circuit court this morning on a I'ricc, year post card re-reglslraUoo ct HO-day bark-to-work injunction. The program is under the direc­ all county voters this January. ship of the Pilot Club of Sanford Mrs. James DvBrinc. School farm died al 10:30 this charge of first degree murder. tion of Kenneth W. Zen with cours­ C.P.O. wives include Ass a. Mar­ Chairman Guy Fanner said the will be held next Thursday at the mutuum at his home on toe farm. Justice of the Peace Hugh Dun­ Krider proposed putting an the Mr. Edwards was a native of can bound Davis over after a 10 garet Stone, chairman, Mrs. Char­ ooard expected to submit its re­ Sanford Civic Center at 7:30 p. m. The first step in bringing the es to be given at tha Seabreeze cards an explanation of tbe quali port Thursday to President Eut-nRecreation Center. lotte Aeder, Mrs. Mary Honey, Al this time a report of the acSeminole County I'JjU tax ru up Sanford and was farm foreman a. m. hearing. The Sanford Negro (ications of freeholders and Uw nower on Lie ta ds it uncovered at cumpUstiuu-nU ol uie society lor to date will gel started early Census taken named today are legal penaltke 'o r faUey declar­ for 20 year*. was arrested Saturday on suspi­ Mrs. Ernie Rankin, Mrs. Kila DcSurvivors include hit wife, one cion of murdering llunorine Bacon, Jong; Fleet Reserve Auxiliary re­ today's hearing wnidi was lac ihe past year will be given, lue next month, Junn Krider, county William A. Ludwig, Sanford; Ray­ ing one's self to be a freeholder. Mrs. Marie urst government move under toe puoiic u cordially invited to inis commission daughter, Mrs. Katherine Mitcnell who was found unconscious at her presentatives are chairman reported mond S. SmiUi, Bunnell; Mildred Many people may not know exact­ chairman; Mrs. Libby Taft-Hartley law to end toe seven meeting. It u toe Hopes of Uie this morning. T, l’oovey. South l'onte Vedra o f Sanford; one son, Ueorge Ed­ 418% Filth St. home last Sept. 11. Flint, ly what a freeholder Is, the society that all persons interested wards stationed with the U. S. Krider said that an equalization Beach; William G. Reinhardt, SL cnairman said. The Negress died al a Gaines­ White, Mrs. Marie Sundvall, Mrs. day strike. Mavis Yiddari), Mrs. Doris Hol­ Auguitine; Dorothy L. Stewart, in services to crippled children and meeting will be held in Novem­ Navy at Key West; one -rother, ville Hospital Friday from an adults will attend. Membership is ber in an effort to help determine Elkton; Jozeph Hayden, Maitland; Bernard Edwards of Sanford; acute duodenal stress ulcer caused comb. Mrs. Barbara Drayton, John II. East, Lake Mary; Wil­ open to alt who desire to become the asiessinrnt rolls. three sisters, seven grandchildren by a blow on the head, according Mrs. Donna Ottinger, Mrs. Marie Marshall and Mrs. Catherine Cox. liam II. Graessle, Chuluota; Kathe­ n member. The date of the Easier and severs! nephews and nieces. to hoipital authorities. rine Ladd, Geneva; Wallace John­ Lily Ball which opens the drive Funeral services will be held Davis will be tried when the cir­ son, Pierzon; Margaret B. Dobson, tor funds for the society will also at 2:30 p. m. Saturday at the Brie- cuit court session* begin in NovemBarberville; Margaret McClure, be announced at this meeting. Sanford’ s American Legion Post son DeLeon Springs; Hugh C. Ellison, 3 ] will join 21 other sixth district Logan, who was stationed ai the Del.;, nd; Frank S. Stephenson, posts in a membership drive kick OiivdUl d Naval Base during World The Sanford Se m in o le County Daytona Beach; Russell E. Haney, off dance Saturday at the Lcesburi Chase and Coinpuit), one of San­ War II tor two years, recently The Central Florida Babbit Junior Chamber of Com m erce will Port Orange and Joseph L. H iring, Armory. Breeders Association will buhl its ford's oldest firm i, wlU be honored sponsor a county-wide polio ino­ DcBary. All legionnaires, their guests anf regular monthly meeting Friday by the Seminole County Chamber culation program Oct. 24. The training course will cover protpeciive members are invited at the Orange County Africultural of Com merce at the neat quarterly MaJ. Roy G. Brown, (R et.) is The object will be to give com ­ the use of the census question­ The actual drive to run from O ct Center, Michigan and Humby directors' meeting on October 2uth. repoticd progressing satisfactor­ plete inoculation to every resi­ naire, census definitions, Interview­ 12 lo Nov. 11 has 1U0 per cent itreeis, Orlando. Anyone Interested Chamber members ami others who ily at the Orlando Air Force Bare dent of the cutmly with an empha­ ing and map reading. membership (or each of the 2) in rabbit breeding is invited to the Hospital. Brown, Lake Mary Heal sis on school children. Emphasis will be placed on the sixth district posts as Us g o a l attend the dinner mietlng schedul­ 7:30 p. m. meeting, says Mrs. (X Tha shots will he given at the importance of locating avery farm II. G. Johnson is on tha rera b er Estate dealer, entered the hos­ W. Barber, association publicity ed for 7 p. m. at the civic center, pital Sunday afu-rnuon after suf­ new Jaycee building on French and obtaining accurate inform a­ ship committee fur Sinford'4 wUl pay tribute to toe founders of chairman. fering a heart attack 'at his home. Ave. starting al 9 a. m. tion. Campbell. Lossing Poet 33, this firm which celebrates its 73th Mario Lanza Dies Of Heart Attack Nations Economy Set Back County-Wide Fund Drive Canvass C Gets Underway Seminole County Jail ; Action Is Slated Soon News Briefs Heart Attack Red Proposal Interest Lagging New Storm In County Vole Registrations Murder Attempt plaims Lie To Decide Issue Children Society Names LoganAs NewPresident Sanford Negro Seminole Census High School Farm Is Bound Over Foreman Dies Here On Murder Count Takers Appointed Back-To-Work Equalization M eet Set Next Month Chamber To Honor Rabbit Breeders To Meet Friday Polio Program To Be Held Here Chase & Company Legion To Join In Members Drive Feeling Better Department Store Here Broken Into The H A A Department Store on Sanford Ave. and Fourth St. was broken into at approximately 2 a. m. yesterday, Police report. About three dozen small size shirt* were taken according to city police reports. The glass was broken in 'h e store's southwest door. Sanford Police are working on the case. Chief Roy Wllllsms said tots morning. b a ft lu o k an. Denies Split HOLLYWOOD (U PI) — Actress Larrainc Day saui Tuesday night there is ‘ absolutely no truth" to a report she and form er baseball manager Iwo Durocher were WUPPERTAL. Germany (U P I) splitting up. The denisl the —A federal railway spokesman "id e a l" Day-Durocher marriage today announced that West Ger­ w u on the rocks followed many has rebuilt 3,120 of the 3,- published reports of a breakup. 320 railway bridges destroyed dur­ Mrs. Durocher flatly denied any ing World War IL Railway Bridges LAKE MARY Boy Scout# held their court of honor re­ cently and dedicated the new acout hut. E. D. Spidell, left, present# the key to the new hut to acout leader Don Coleman while official# Hank Demer# and Tom Al- anniversary this year. Tbe October 2uth meeting is the first to be held in the new fiscal year of the Chamber, and officers elected this past lum m sr will be installed. President for the year ending Sept. 3Ulh, I960, is H. L. Perkins, Jr.; other officers are Douglas Stenslrom, vies president, and T. E. Tucker, treasure!. They Should Know Bettor ORELAND. Pa (UPI) — The "buy#" ut the Ore. land Volunteer Fire Company found out today you ju#t can't chuck the ladle#’ uuxiliury without running into a court battle. The all-mule membership of the fire company gave the 05 women in the auxiliary the heuve-ho lust July. A source close to tha company said the ouster w a s an "uct taken by a corporation." Mrs. Mary H. Bunting, auxiliary president, said she knew of no reu#on of the order to disband. ‘They Just don’t want us,” she suid ’They want the building to themselves." The executive board of the company ordered mem­ bers of the auxiliary barred from the firehouse und in. •tructed them to turn over |600 in cash and 6300 in government bonds reported in their treasury. Tuesduy, the drummed out women drummed up action o f their own. They hired Diet. Atty. Ucrnurd DiJoseph In a pri­ vate cupucity and filed a suit in Montgomery County Cuurt in Norristown, seeking to enjoin the men from forcing them to disband. "We're trying to regain our privilege#," Mrs. Bunt­ ing said. She explained that these included pool rights, us* o f the social hall, and most important, raising funds to aid and equi'p the fire company as a gesture In this sub­ urban Philadelphia community. "One o f our card parties raised 61,000 toward a new building," she said. "On another occasion w# raised 6500 for whatever the company needed moat. In moat cases, we raised money for equipment." She said about five members of the auxiliary hare husbands who belong to the company but "they were outvoted on this question, o f course." She said ths comp a n / baa mure than 25 acUva members. �t , ■*T -L *A M l , »' *-4 ' »( •,m # ff L ; '* to *1*1 the Lunlh did Wart axparted to etna Jktwccn i t and 11 a. m. e.d.t. today during the scheduled earth-tocecket rsdie - X5 xsaro, . ■ i' A s' JJfnLi whether the,Lunik actually skipped across the backside ef moon that man has never acre. Further, It la NEWLY NAMED Naval Commander George Humphries of the Sanford Naval Air Station (left) receives hi* new hat and b cigar from W ist Commander Capt- J. D. Ramage. end teachers la their respective de* eertments. sddie Keith win head the edalt section with five teachece eerving undtr his supervision. The young peepit's department win he tod by Bah Bpptoy who wiU have three closers to earn for. Mrs. Violet Hiss Universe ia the Befiaaiff dspanatom. llternadlalet. There win alee he three elaaaea The taratry dtperta 1 Is dlvM* a f juniors under M rs. 0 . 0 . Owen. •d lata two group*. the toddkrs Five classes constitute the primary havtog three eluse* with Mrs. T. section with Vre. Phyllie Nash at B. Noon the laeder, and the yaw *, their superintendent. Mrs. Jean •r M t e la t e the earo al Mrs. Ms Msaser. The narnry la epented for all the church services tad U adequately equipped te pravida cartful attcflUon far the Ttahtoi. Partita tan attsad any servtee. kavtog their tiny ones to the aermot with the asstaranca that • competent staff will give then the hast el can. IANTBKL (UP1) - Residents of thin email Florida west coast Island prayed from strong raster* Switch To B ates ly wind* today that could blow CHICAGO (UP!) - Commuten away the stanch ef thousands af on the Illinois Central Line bed to rattles fish, victims , el the "red resort to buses chartered by the tide.” . railroad Tuesday when a Might The deed fish began piling onto train derailment tofu dawn atoe* the beaches of ganlbd Island after tric lines servicing the ce— eter it became surrounded by Infect­ line. ed wsura Tnesday. le t a tamest el southeasterly winds and aama SELECT AMD LAY AWAY equally weather provided earn# CHRISTMAS GIFTS MOW AT T l o c f f U J w i l fish and wild­ W IE B O L D T S life afeat, Tam Wood, said odor CAMERA SHOP was gattiag worse aid residents "are having trouble with threat t i l •» Path Ave. Irritation aid wateriag eyas." The sdhei ehsrfi to GheMoe L pierce and Jamas U O'Oak, lath U, was mklass aparatioa of an hireralt. the twa youths totoUmaMy her. -SUPER . RIGHT” SUGAR CURED The two skipped school Monday, purchased Bear aid paper beta in a drug store and made their bombs, pause , cold. Than they want ta a private airfield whan they harrowed n light piano that Pierce, aJtonaadd pitot, had borR M SI^ to® S*^^■mndlto hiVU* ahm •M W W W 1M vwamii World War 1. Thrown Dram the carrier's flight deck tola the water, Chief Levan was rescued by a des­ troyer and later served an the sew Hornet. The Chattanooga, Trnn. native and Ms wtto plan to go into bullnets to Central Florida. They live 1, ef Oneane and Ms crewman, iviatton machinists mate James PrivateEyeShowProves * (Patton, si, ef nearby Virginia A h aft nphkeemaa said MansML a w a f S a Navy's taw re* OCTOBER » i Leeto L. Rowland, giaford lari Bordlck, Sanford Robert James Jr., Sanford Dorothy F. Evans, Sanford Dohoru Xsaraey, Sanford Thelma Brewer, Sanford Bay U rns, Sanford Carl C. Dodson, Sanford Laveraa Wills, Sanford Sanford Wtoato Smith, Sanford Jathto CleUnd, Denary Kimberly Ippley, Sanford timer Dobson, Sanford Blagche Pige, DcBary Martha B. Griffin and baby, Saatord Hester Dukes, Sanford Tom m y Brooks made three of tho extra points and David Yatci scored one. Lawson’s runs ranged from five to 60 yards. He ran tw o punts back for touchdowns. The local team for boys lt t pounds or over now has g 30 record. Lyman had the same re­ cord until lest night, Saaford com- plated oao of 1U thrso attempted passes. Tho Baaford Junior High "mid­ get" team should have "one of tho host boll games so far this Daytona y a a r ," when when it meets resets a Daytona Beach midget squad here tomor­ row night. Coach Dan Pelham M id today, If Uie Weal midgets beat Daytona tomorrow and win their two following games they will be lied with Daytona for first plsca in the midget league championship for north Florida. Tho Sanford tram for boys up to 13 years and 120 pounds sow has a J-l record. HAPPINESS THROUGH HEALTH BY DR. P. LEO KBRW1N Stomach Ulcer: How often have you known some friend that hag had to practically live on milk and soft fooda? His complaint was ulcerated stomach. Tha asm# sufferer may keen a box of baking soda In his poc­ ket ready fo r ■ use after each meal. Such Is the dire atraits ot uic,r auf. to-?; ferer. Such a one ..... . H g j can hardly cat to live. Such is the ayrony If one should break Thacauses of ulcers have bean many, but tha main theory la to the affect that there ia an excessive accre­ tion of hydrochloric acid which eats away some o f the tissues of the stomach wall. To counteract for the excess acid the average man wilt taka more alkaline food or a "dose of aoda", but la this -SUPER RIGHT" Com Fad U A D A . Gr. A , Quick Frozen Mixed Fryer Jnne P n rk tr O R A N G E C H IF F O N PARTS Jana Parker SUGARED Sanford Junior High's "heavy*4 BY FRED DANZIG squad downed a Lyman Junior NEW YORK (UFI) - The ov* Hlah team too last night at Muni­ erheated ABC-TV-and-Warner Bro­ cipal Stadium hare. thers kitchens Monday night serv­ Saatord quarterback Buddy Law* ed up another oos-bour private ■on scored all four touchdowns. eye ahew, Bourbon S t m t Boat. Hospital N otes marelal." Mayor said the IMO pageant will be the "hligast to hlxtory with morn nations participating than aver before." He laid be bopeo the aooUst finals July P can be televised nationally. Under the agreement, Miami Saach wlU guarantoa IlS.ooo to defray coat of local administra­ tive details and wUl provide M hotel rooms for contestants. Under Meyers’ plan, Miami Beach botolmaa will bo asksd to underwrite tbs |U,OOo adminiitratlve expenses. In every phase of life there is always a cure for ovary af­ fect. It cannot be otherwise.. fur that is the groat law of nature. Tha cause of almost every body disturbance can bo traced to the nervous sy. stem for It la the one great director of the body. When ulcers form, it is due to a de. ficient nerve supply to those glands which aecrete hydrochloric add. Once this spinal block to the life carrying nerves has been released by the skill of the scientifically trained Uhlropraetor, the ulcers will heal and health will be the result, for the body's functions are once again normal. Are you a Chiropractic case? Om o f t aeries af articles published la the public tatertet to explata tad Uhiatrat* tke practice of acieatific Chiropractic, written br Dr. F. Leo Kerwta whose office ia IstRtfi at M l 8. Preach Ave. bar to FAlrfax M l It Is a bouillabaisse o f cliches com m only found in such shows. Supposedly set to and around New Orleans, the prem icra epi­ sode, "T h e Aete of A ch es," was based on a novtl by Howard Brawn* and obviously, on an old­ er ABC-Warner Brothers ssrlci catted T7 Suoaot Strip. The stars o f B. S. B. are care­ fully chosen to match the 77 Sun­ set Strip p U y eri. Thera's Richard Long, who equals Roger Smith; Andrew Duggan equate Efram Zim bsllst J r .; Van Williams equals Xd Byrnes. A touch o f ori­ ginality; Arlene Howell Is a Lloude, determinedly Southern secretary. Music is supplied by Eddie Cole, who Is a carnation lover on the show and N it King Cole's brother In real life. His album of n. S. B. m usic, the announcer said, Is on sale. Cote’ s ja s i concert took p lu e while the action Involved murder, blackm ail, dope addition, slugfests, gunfire, n corrupt police force, shadowy figures and nickin-time rescues. Into all this com es our cigarst-slpplng htro with the dow ncast eyes, Mr. Long. Sam ples of dialogue: Long phones a wroman to tell her of her hubby's death and b«gins by saying, "I don 't know bow to tell you this, but Bam ia d ea d ." A Southern woman said this: "M u rd er Is n word that falls strangely on a peaceful commu­ nity Ilka o u rs." E xcept for Duggan's off-beat role, this Is unadulterated private eye maab. A ged to Hollywood. Another hour-long ABC-TV se­ ries that debuted Monday night is called Jam es A. Mlchlncr's Advsnturaa to Paradise. It opened wllh a lovely shot ef a white schooner knifing through the blue P acific under a bright sky. Ah, thought 1, hero's a re­ laxing show. Real escape stuff. The South Beg Islands and gll that. Well, it never happened. There were a few palm trees around, soma bananas hanging oa a wall, and soma spear-carriers strolling around. But to per cent o f the "a ction " took place within four* walled huts, or houses. They could have called this adventures to Dodge City, or Bourbon Street bong-beat, for all the usa that was made o f exotic scenes. The star o f the show Is g hand­ some tall fellow named Gardner McKay, who plays Adam Troy, an Am erican whose schooner, Tiki, Is a South Sea delivery wa­ gon. McKay not only ipcxha In a monotone, he m oves his eyea to a monotone. or GOLDEN — or CINNAMON Jano Parker Homo Style 100% PURR Veiatablo hhortonin# dexo Teresa Wright waa in the pra* mien and stood around being hystericsl. Robert Simon, neat to Me* Kay's trsnee-llke acting, came on as a powerhouse of an actor. Dolt or Libby The rhaanel Kwlm: Sir Alee Anaowr's Vienna Guinness' dram atic d e b u t o n American TV In "T h e Wicked Scheme o f JcDal D ecks," has been ned from Tuesday, Nov. 3 r. 10 on NBC-TV’ s starttme Prepared Burch series. The Nov. 3 gap will be filled by a Dean Martin special, featuring Frank Sinatra and Mick­ ey Rooney. Larry Blyden. w ho was Ed Sul­ furthers Paper livan's rating rival for two Sun­ days as the star of NBC-TV's "What Makrs Samm y R un?" has signed for two visits with Ed. His first date on the CBS-TV variety Nifty Frasea hour is this Sunday. Pineapple Sausage 4 ox. 23c n N iagara 21c Towels 2 rolls 37c Woffles Saaakiae Krtspy PUONB FA 3-1211 ADMISSION CM KIDDIES UNDER 13—FREE TUMTK THRU Fill. FIRST BAN FORD SHOWING AT 7iS7 AND ll:M P. M. JONATHAN 2/25c Lb. Bet Crackers Eeclbeck 25c » Lb*. Corn M eal BARTLETT 55c CMcktB-*f-tbe Sea Tuna 6 V io r. 33c For Cooking and Salads Wesson Oil LAST SHOWING OPEN 12t45 Calmed Tlsetso “ B U T N O T FOR Waldorf WITH CLARK GABLE CARROLL BAKER MOBREL PRIDE Cntkad Peter Psa Ql. Fresh Florida 47c 4/35c IS Oa. Jar Peanut Butter 41c OPEN UNTIL • P. M. FRIDAY NIGHT �V .- (Limit two with o $5.00 or more food order.) 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Both arrived with too much advene* publicity. Wo think both o f thorn received loo much publicity white they were tor*. And now that wo a n free o f them—fo r a Um* at least—w* still don’t know what to think o f their visits. As for Mr. Khrushchev, we kre a bit bewildered. W# b a n beard and rend no much shoot his visit and have jotaed Is so a a a y pri­ vate debates over the mao, that w# are stiU a bit befuddled about Uw whole trip. Only UmovriH f ir e ns ths proper pervpectivv. As fo r Ceo grass—we art an a little m ore fam iliar ground. The Congress opened with aU o f Seminole Gan Cast A Vote For Itself r v * ____ County roUra wfl ba goiag to tha polls ia IVavMriwr to coot ballots for or against tho lofislotlro rewfcfeh would gtro tho county its own senator ad o f sharing oao with Brorord. _____Than has booa __ so m a iwrgonlsod opposition p B I toJtha proBasalI by thoso who data doim it ia not real roapport roapportionment Others, who roalto it la not a perfect measure, also say M at -li’a tho best wota going to got** so why not approve it The legislation ia tho first real roapportionment act of any real coaosgoenea in memory o f most of our people. It Ismalols County a full vote la the atate Senate. That I appear bools enough for its support ia this county. Other counties may cast rotas against it, so wo at least ought to cast our ballot ia our own behalf. • • asth • Severe Strain Indicated In Soviet-Chinese Axis Jaycees Fight Fires Banford doesn’t seem to have a lot of large fires, but there are stfll too many small alarms that cause damage and, i worse, injure people. The Jaycees are promoting Fire Prevention Week this ___ i as part o f tho annual national observance. They are trying particularly to Impress on youngsters the Importance g f safety practices sad recognising fire haxards. The junior dumber wiu be hoet Saturday to the kids fb r a movie at the Bits Theater end a demonstration of firs fighting equipment by members of Chief Mack Cleveland 8 ^ ff * We can look to neighboring DeBary’s |80,000 fire dam. ago 8unday as a good example of what firs can do if It gets m start The ideals never take chances with firs haxards or Inflammable metarule. Whale (foes Atonic Sub Real Testing Uw second naelear submarine to PORTIMOUTH, N. H. (U P I) t h e auctear s a t e arise l e e Pra* be hull! i t the Portsmouth Naval collided wUh a whale and shipyard. The bunder’ s trial, conducted u s e d eaa s t i s i B i r sad shaft earns Mi~ triUe Meats? night, preliminary U z s J z f l l f * ship over to Uw Navy, had started (Ba Navy dtarisssd yesterday. The report sold V ico A d a . Hy­ Monday sad w as eapaeted to last m an Kickover was s o heard the four days. N e Injuries were reported and s o b when the weird e a d s n m eelBate* occurred. Urn B et Prague Is the l e a P r is o n was making for R rWulBfVui UBQvr Bfi own poWwa* the N avy sold. The fuU eateat e l damage w as eat immediately learned. The P I S Sun Bird, a submarine rescue vessel from New London, M A M H F IB U ). Mass. (U P I) Conn., wae reported to t o accom ­ W la Brooks spotted a sign posted panying the Sea Dragon, having b y ■ aelghborheod hey that read joined the submarine at the start "P u p f o r S a l e - I t . " ad Uw trial. ■rooks teM the boy ho thought th e dog would mil totter with a higher price teg. S o the to y hang­ Indoor Hopscotch e d - the sign to read, “ Pup f o r NEW YORK (U P I)—Children • a le— 110,ON.” Neat day Brooke waa a m a u d will toon t o able to play hop* ka discover that the bey had put scotch Indoor* as well s i out with the Introduction o f n hoary gauge wp a sign that read, "S old." "H ay. there," Brooke told the akld-realatant vinyl panel seven b o y . "y o u 'r e flimflam ming Urn feet long by S3 Inches wide with the boxes Mocked off In block Ink p u b lic." "O h, no. I'm ant." protested on • ysllow background. (H op­ th o toy . "1 swapped him lor two scotch. Inc., 101 Tara Avo., Now York 17, N . Y .) IMOO tats." T v - - ■ ■■ ......... Youthful Tycoon It Shorp Trader D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D S. Cuckoos L V o lca a to M T 4. B u m , S. Defamatory hi WU . by eoutU (sbbr.) h Blag Stag warden T. Persia t ip .) h Swiss S i Hospital capital divisions St Hold in IS. Mata polaA affection X I American 10. Endured ovens ML Race ST. Estate , track Id. Vootuke part activity (Itorge 1sorgo W . IB. A aim o f JtuaeeU • h Swiss S t f lo c k 1L Belgian SK5ur •t 1 H Off-beat f petsoa r If. Mr. Mao. Murray, r actor 10. Burt*o IS. Interna­ * tional r language •t Single unit M.Exriaraettoa rr M.Tta M.EgvpUaa r* i (vor.) w dO.Pore, os w ir U»th«r 41. Sort 42. Lodge's w doerkeeyat 41. Poker w ■ take* 44. Scorch*a w 41. Brag DOWN w 1. Disastrous 2. Pungent J j v*wetskla r Page 4 -22. Guided S3. Strike Id. Piece out 2d. Corn. S i'.'Hll [a TlTl IyI waiisiis rV-iou-M.: point (sbbr.) u w v jf c ; .ju r . u n ST.rrteecs 3 t Raw re­ gwtHdsy*s cruit (■Ians) M . Girl's SO. Greek nams Island 17. Acroa* tL M o e t rational ga .R lror (It) U ExtraM .— ordinary Hast 4L Chatter (slang) (colloq.) T“ *■ ■ % * n , $ _ * i 4‘ 4 * b W e d n e sd ay, O cto ber 7 , 1959 WALTOB SUt LOW. M il., u m PeOtMUM a v i u a a. t a s a u q a o v h u u i.* r u ia c b c u l ia n x a u •*•• MSlee# SeoOe** M M p y ra + i y u N o a i iu LONDON (U P I)—T to extreme secrecy o f tto Pstplng talks be­ tween Soviet Prem ier Nikita Kh­ rushchev and Cbtotse Communist leader M ao Tse-Umg strengthened diplomatic belief to West Europe and In Asia today that the Pelping-Moaeow axil was under severe strain. Assignment Washington BY ED KOTBKBA BETHESDA, Md. — The qursUon was: Which la raora in keep­ ing with the line of duty - - to cover the evening stint of Nikita Khrushchev or taka Uw first lady o f the house out o o an ovtaingT She left It up to me with that wlftly look that m akoi cowards of atroog-wUlod man, and sudden­ ly Khrushchov paled Into insignifi­ cance. Aud. T tU i ~ i£ r £ir->r<sv our 14th wedding anniversary. Oddly enough, U wae Uw Kut­ il in s who had brought us togother. At tho hwight o f World War II, the Army shifted mo from a swamp cam p in G eorgia to a beautiful mountain retreat In Maryland to pursue tho Russian language. That retreat waa Cam p Ritchie, an Intelligence center, n pea-shot from Shangri-la, now C am p Dav­ id. r U , U>» of, Tlire. l anew uien I d m arry her. I got together a little Special The dance we wera to go to Servlets dance band, tooting g that night — our first data —was suddenly cancelled. A few hours before, President Franklin D. Roosevelt had died. So we talked about thing* in common, like music. But there was anothr common ground —tho Jeff started to drink to They are socially shy and afraid was a form er newspaperwoman, Up with Uw Janeses". But he to stand apart from tho crowd, a society editor. And, by coinci­ bad a M. Peal temperament, so they take their first martini dence, her Dad ran the town'a pint an toner shame that burned at a party Just to "keep up with daily, the Waynesboro (P a .) R ec­ him ceostaaUy. Bo to finally the Joneses." ord Herald. used whiskey at the "A re Teen-agers are doubly afraid - In September of tbat year, with •scape." Wheu hie wife rem oved of being conspicuous so they dread Me belli of peace still echoing tto touer torment, he didn’t need bucking tbo crowd. Thus, they against the Blue Ridge Moun­ tto Hr* escape, wad see* aotoreasily stampede Into using cig- tains, there was the joyous sound ad ap permanently. Wives, send arets or liquor, even though they of wedding bells. (T o this day, far the booklet below, If your know better. nobody who attended the cere­ mate* have passed to. Fire Escape mony, Including the bride, knew By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE And people who suffer from that my military commander re­ CASE C-4A3: Jeff U., aged 44, some Inner "b u rn ", due to failure fused to give me ■ three-day la now a drunken bum, though Id marriage or ia businest or be­ past and 1 went AWOL to attend he formerly waa a successful cause they were dropped from a my own wedding.) lawyer. Later, the bride’ s father took n college athletic team or failed to "D r. Crane, what can I d o ? " wla a scholarship, etc., may try chance and put me on bis news­ begged J e ffs attractive wife, as to run away from their inner paper staff. T o supplant the mod­ aim nervously toyed with her humiliation. est salary, I connived to switch D olly’ s concert playing to jaxz handkerchief. We psychiatrists r c g .n l drunk­ "H e used to to such a wonder­ enness as similar to a fire escape and we organised a six-piece Dixieland hand, jobbing around ful man. And the children were from a flaming building. Put out so food o f their daddy. the fire and people will not need week ends. "A t one time he seemed headed Now all that m a le la behind, to use the fire escape. for big things. Some o f his friends Drunkarda nerd to be analysed but the melody lingers on. And even told him he'd become the so we can detect the Inner burning now there ia a third not* o f har­ governor of our state. shame (fir e ) that makea them mony, a sometime* discordant "Then something weni wrong. icven year-old Indian. run Into drunken oblivion. Ho began to drink with hi* clients So it's been 14 years and no In Jeff** case, It had been dread and occasslonally would stagger of becoming a platonic husband. Khrushchev assignment waa go­ home. He thought he had slipped In his ing to Interfere with the anniver­ " I tried to gel him to quit and erotic vigor. sary celebration. But, as It turned he promised he woukt do so, but His wife soon rured him by the out. there were tears. he always would backslide within Dotty had gotten her special advice in my booklet "H ow to n week. gown dry-cleaned that day, and Prevent Im potence." "N ow be has lost most o f his Send a atamped return envelope at the last minute she slipped It practice and we can 't even afford plua 20e for your copy, for all on. There was a wail of m ortifi­ the rent on his offlee. wlvea need this if their husbands cation from thf bedroom. The " I love Jeff end It grieves me have passed 40. cleaner* had removed the fancy doubly to see such a talented (Always write to Dr. Crane ia rare belt buckle and forgot to replace lawyer destroyed by liquor. Dr. •f Mis newspaper, enclosing a It. Crane, Is there anything elao I loo* tc stamped, addressed en­ Frantically, she phoned the can do to help salvage him? velope and tdc to rover typing and cleaners and the manager said he Some people, . by Ivniporatncnl, .___. . | printing coats when yen send for was just clewing shop asd hung are prone to becom e drunkards nne ^ g j, up. So she cried. If they ever start using liquor. ___________________ I fastened the belt with two They are like St. Paul, for they I safety pins, from the inside, and are the "eU -or-nolhlng" type. They The native music of the Ba you couldn't tell the difference. don't like to do things half way. hamaa ia called “ goom bay." She looked aa beautiful as ever. Thus, they don’ t alp liquor just to kill lim e or occupy their hands during a conversation with friends. No, they want to empty the bot­ tle. What Makes Drunkards St. Paul would probably have been a chronic drunkard If he had ever touched the bottle, for he was a sea lot who didn’ t do things by halves. Thua, he ferreted out the early Christiana and even helped d ir -! act the stoning of Stephen, the first Christian martyr. St. Paul was a* fanatical In his aeal, aa Hitler. But when ha made his dram atic right-about face on the road to Damascus, then he waa Just as fervent to preaching Christianity. In m y experience, a lot of bril­ liant men who becom e drunkards are of the St. Paul temperament. ; But most people start use of liquor because of inner cowardice. W o rry C linic i **>elr differences Existence o f friction In the Mos­ cow • Peiping axis has emerged Into the open over Red China'* decision to establish the eomreuoo system In which millions of pea­ sants are forced Into labor camp*. There also were differences over their borders and of Peiping’s ac­ tivities la Laos. Khrushchev has made no secret o f hla doubts about the communo experiment and to recently told the Red Chinese to lay off India. Moscow also has shown roluclance to attack the West during the current crisis in Laoa On the auraee, both aides havo covered up any frietion, and both The Soviet U nion'! production havo hailed Sovlet-Chlneao friend­ o f cheese has increased from SL­ ship. Diplomats cautioned against OW to 1SO.OOO m etric tone since any open break becauM Red before World War IL NOTICE Yea, a saving* a cco u n t In o u r IntNtullon I* a n Ideal w a y to sa ve for tha e d u ca ­ tion o f a you n gster, fa m ily •ocurity o r y ou r fu tu re re­ tirem ent. Stop I n . . . . ( o f * g e t acquainted. ee m u m e er. IS IS e* the N m e«Mue •* • to e W oeeweeee e* a aatm Mved We M M n m wbtah la e e ililta *«*>— UllM *BH*e e l * l a * fusel M m urtuMS ht *0*1 Fair banka • N orm Pumpa Re poire To A ll Make* Howard C. Long M ? & COMMERCIAL S T . PA 2 - » U TO THE FOR PENNIES A OAK with modem, clean, dependal)|p ,6 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Ih, Board o( Ad. juatment of lha City of Sanford will hold a regular meeting at 3:30 P. M. on Tuasday, October 13, 1959, in (he City Commiaaion Room at the City Hall in order to consider aa appeal for a variance concerning property located at 416 E. Fifth Street, more properly described as Lot 3, Block 6, Tier A, E. R. Trafford’a Map of San* ford. Edward F . Lane AfaS* mtry m 4 tea m taWi •ppffwwe—with Galftaae ei modtre LP-Gas range. On a ■odara ranc* the Su m adju* Mif—food* can't bwn bora or e lbod _i n -tood* can’t utomitic cooking layoorAp •ban you um Gulftan*. It'* (13. titan, dtpendahlo heat—tv«n ia "line* down**,wtathor. Yet (hit modem fuel co*i* only pennies a day. SO U TH ERN N atural Gas Co. Chairman 202 Baaford Ave. FA 2-4212 Back To School Special Dear Parent Now and for a limited time only, you ran tend your college student tha complete news of their town and friends, by way of The Sanford Herald, special a, ‘twl subscription. The Entire School Y ear for only < 2 $ a— ecm m viea m aim s a - o. Khrushchev and Mao were re­ ported to bavo talked at great length ov er a period of three days clarinet, at the local USO, and last week when Khrushchev flew one day a fellow cam e around to Peiping to help celebrate tho and aald, "T h ere's a sweet young 10th anniversary of the founding thing In the neighboring town you of tbe Peiping government. There were no bints of what should meet — ih e's a concert was laid, and there waa no for­ planlal." The town was juat over tto mal communique. A communique Pennsylvania border. She was still could be issued when Khrush­ coming down the hallway steps of chev gets back to Moscow but her home when I lirat saw to r — diplom at! speculated tho two top a beautiful, ih y, dark-haired erea- Reds had been unable to aettlo M IT P one cast to taka c a n o f the m l ad p o n y in fed era l taxes. 1 Florida wffl foul the effects <1 the Congress. M o n than (27 « | Uon w u appropriated for military construction within m B f SUt*. This w ill t o divided h - 4 , tween tto N avy and Air T ttw O X i Another 111 m illion wUl e o a t t i m f i Florida for public work* c a jp r * ’^ lion. This m oney w ill to flood control, Improvement of % , ’,v lntracooetal w aterw ays, and c* ' tinned work In tbe Tampa q n Port SL Joe Harbor*. Five miDfc' dollars win t o spent by the Cm If m e m Department In improvto^ air traffic control faculties ia fc * State. Five or six million more dodm will to spent in Florida by % ■ various Agriculture D epart** projects—Including tt o c o n g i g ' tto K it e n or m aad M editem * fruit fly. T t o civil rights fight In grass was p ot o ff until the of next year. AU t t o Congress StJ this season waa to continut Civil Rights Com mission for n o n in n . Hawaii becam e a state. Aad ia splta o f President's senbower’ s InsisUace, hla vtri appropriation proposals w e ft at by almost IV* bUlloa . This mnu we might tvoB ta d up the jaw China la so largely dependent a* with a balanced budget. Wfe tto Soviet Union and vie* versa. knows? Yea, k waa a quiet week h But all Indications warp tto Chinese Communists ware not Washington. Even when we triad pleased with Khrushchev's latest to reach a few o f our friends k peace “ offen sive" and hla trip to their offices, w e were told ttey tto United State* and hla talks wera ou t Aad although no tat with President Elsenhower. Chin­ w as given aa to w h e n they mlpt ese Communist Prem ier Chou En- t o reached, wu figured that a lal gave only faint praise to Kb- tho end, they m ust t o ctaejriti n u h ch ev'a demand that the Com t t o quiet — and maybe th e^ w m muni at* not test tto capitalist watching tto W orld Series on tksir world with force. screen porch—too. T to biggest praise ef Khrush­ chev’s Initiative earn* from Mm*. Sun Ynt-een, a vice chairman in tt o Palptog government, who told a rally Sunday tho Chines# fully supported Khrushchev's* recent m oves for "preserving world p e a ce ." But this was almost lukewarm la comparison with past Commu­ nist praise for tto lesser Soviet moves. With this was balanced tto itatom ent of Marshal Lin Pi*#, ■ the newly appointed defease min­ u ter, who warned that aspirations o f tbe Chinese toward Formosa would t o released "en d oo foreign countries should t o allowed to in­ terfere with this." Diplomats also recalled Khrush­ chev's visit to Peiping last year when M ao virtually vetoed Kh­ rushchev’ s participation U a sum­ mit coufarence la N tw York. This time Khrushchev talked first and reported to Mao later. la town. Tha p e o p le -------all sorts o f perform-------were ted to expert the display o f fireworks la history. It didn’t happen that way. Some­ how, wo feel lot down. In the end. this Congress was a lot uxe tor others we have watched. tom * good hard work done - • a lot o f w ort pot o ff until la t e r - aad everybody a btt eonfuetd about Uw total result. T to confusion com es from reeding Uw report* written by Uw Democrat* and comparing them with the** writ­ ten by Uw Republicans. But, regardless o f which side you art m , to r * are aomt o f tto highlights that were accomplished —o r not accomplished. This Congress did pass ■ labor bill—dealgnod to clean up much of Uw raeketooriag that hat entered Uw ranks o f labor. We have yet to foci e r **e any results from tto new law. We can teal tto results o f another new U w . Tho price 6.00 That Letter from home everyday maybe har^ to get into (h o mail, and wt f e e l gBro that with ail their growa-up-neaa there win atill be a touch of homooickaeuo. Keep them pooled — have it atari right away. Just Coll FA 2-2611 V Ik Sanford herald •» i �V- Luncheon Bradley Card Party Planned •Engagement The Welcome W agon Club will hold a luncheon and card party Saturday at the Lake V nroc Inn. Price of the buffet luncheon will be $1.75. Reservations must be made no later than Thursday. Call Mrs. H. T . Slirer at FA 2-4476 or U r i. R . W. Rupp at FA 2-(M14. AU newcomers m the Sanford area are invited. Announced lira. Mary Traces Scherf and Mr. Paul William Scherf, o f An­ dalusia, Ala. announce the engage­ ment o f their daughter. Dodie, to (b e n ja m in David Bradley, ion of Rev. and Mrs. S. D. Bradley, also o f Andalusia. Mrs. Scherf is the form er Mary Frances Andrews o f Sanford. Grandparents o f the bride-elect are Mrs. S. E. Andrews, and the late Mr. Andrews, form erly of fanford. and Mrs. J . G. Scherf, lr ., sod the late Mr. Scherf, of Andalusia. ^ She graduated from Andalusia < v ulgh Shocol and attended Hunt­ ingdon College, In Montgomery, where she served as a student ad­ visor and was a m em ber o f Chi Delta Phi, national honorary lltersry sorority. She also attended the University o f Alabama for a summer session. Mr. Bradley la the grandson of Dr. and Mrs. J . D. Chason, of Miami, and Mrs. C. W. Bradley, ^ a n d the late R ev. Bradley, of Fort Deposit. Tie graduated from Troy High School and attended Troy State Teachers College. He received his BA degree from Hun tingdoo College, where he served as President of Massey Dormitory and was a member of Alpha Psi Omega, honorary dram a frater­ nity. He Is presently attending Duke Theological Seminary in Durham, North Carolina. The marriage will take place January 2 In the First Methodist Church o f Andalusia. U.D.C. Chapter 14 Holds Memorial A memorial paying tribute to the mem ory o f Mrs. Laura Lee Ratliff was held at the home o f Mrs. > M. R. Strickland. Palm etto A v * . • b y th i Norman de Vere Howard chapter, United Daughters o f the Confederacy. " Mrs. Claude P . Herndon w ss in charge of anrangements and those taUng part In the cerem ony were Mrs. Edmund M eiieh, president o f the chapter; Mrs. J . M. McCaskilt. Mrs. Strickland, Mrs. W. R. Dyson and Mrs. F . E . Roumlllat, An arrangement o f flow ers in the colors of the organisation, used in • the ceremony, w as presented to members of the fam ily present. Others attending were Mrs. Frank R. Mac Neil, of Miami and Mrs. W. B. Kirby, sisters o f Mrs. RaUiff; Mrs. A. B. W allace, Mrs. W. B. Wallace. Mrs. J. H. Truluck. Mrs. R. R. Wright. *Mrs. R. F. Robison, Mrs. F . E. Bolx, Mrs. R . C. Wiley, Mrs. C. A . Adam s, Mrs. G. D. Bishop. Mrs. W. B. Nicholson, Mrs. B. L. Perkins and • Mrs. M. S. Wiggins. Craig Honored On Birthday U.D.C. Chapter Opens Season Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat was teas to the first meeting o f l current season of the Norman Vere Howard chapter o f the United Daughters o f the Confederacy, with Mrs. Claude P. Herndon serving as co-hostess. Mrs. Edmund Meisch, president, presided at the business meeting. Committee chairmen w ere appoint­ ed for the coming year. Members present were Mrs. J. M. McCasklll, Mrs. M. R. Strick­ land, Mrs. W. R. Dyson, Mrs. A . B. Wallace. Mrs. J. H. Truluck, Mrs. R . R. Wright, Mrs. R . F. Robison. Mrs. Minnie Jones, Mrs. A. W. Lee, Mrs. W. L. Merritt and M rs. B. L. Perkins. Mrs. Roumlllat, program chair­ man, announced that the next meeting would be held Oct. 30 at the General Sanford memorial li­ brary with Mrs. R. F. Robison as hostess. Fred R. Wilson will speak on the U. S. Constitution and na­ tional defense. It was also announced that the organisation would present the cross o f military service to LL Col. J. H. Dyson at the O ctober meeting. Following the business and p ro­ gram sessions the group will a d ­ journ to the home of Mrs. Robison for a social hour. MISS DODIE SCHERF County Council Set To Hold Yule Party The Executive Board o f the Seminole County Home Demonstra­ tion Council met with Miss Mrylle Wilson, home demonstration agent, for their regular monthly meeting Friday. Lake Mary Journal Award The Admissioos office of South­ ern Union College, Wadley, Ala. has announced that Sidney L. Vih lea Jr., of Sanford, has been awarded the SUC Journalism ich ol arship for 1939-60. The $100 scholarship Is given by The Roan­ oke Leader. d* . Vihlen will work with the Dir­ ector of Public Relations, and be given assignments covering ca m ­ pus activities. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Sid­ ney L. Vihlen, of Vihlen Drive, Sid graduated from Seminole High in 1931. In high school, be was a mem ber of the track team , a mem ber of the band for four years, attended Florida Boys State as a representative o f Semi1 nole High, and was president of the student council. He is a member of the Southern Union tennis team, and spends his summers playing trumpet with various orchestras. Jacaranda Circle Meets Friday Night The Jacaranda Circle of the Sanford Garden Club will meet at the home of Mrs. C. M. Flow ers, Celery Ave. at BeardaU, at 7 p. m. Friday fnr a covered dish supper. Mrs. R. G. Hickson, Mrs. R. L. While and Mrs. E . J . Mossmaa will be co-hostesses. Dues for the year 193040 will he payable at this meeting. Guests *are asked to bring place services. The Lake Monroe School P. T. O. is sponsoring an old fashioned family picnic Friday from 6 to 7 p. m. Plans were discussed for i Those attending are requested Christmas party, a report was giv to bring a picnic supper and the cn on the recent rummage sales, P. T. O. will fumlah rolls and the ideas were presented for im drinks. Games are planned for nrnvrmm ts at the center, and entertainment for both children Miss Wilson requested names o( and adults. all members who have been In Notify the school by Thursday home demonstration work for ten how many in your family plan years and who have not yet re­ to attend. ceived their ten-year certificates. Mrs. H. L. Johnson reported plans for interesting meetings of the Lake Monroe Club. Nov. 10 they will hold a school of Christ­ mas designs from 7 to 10 p. m. at the council center. William Grow will conduct the school and for $1.30 will furnish all materials | The Hibiscus Circle of the San l ford Garden Club will inert at and Instructions. Participants will not only have (the home of Mrs. Margaret Spenan enjoyable and instructive even­ , cer, Friday at 11 a. m. for a coving. but will take home with them I cred dish luncheon meeting. Members who d o not know the | an cxpcrtly-m adc Christmas de­ sign, listen >to Christmas music way will meet at the home oi while they work, and many of Mrs. W. H. Stewart on Oak A ve., | them will go home with door not later than 10.30 a. ra. | prises. Call Mrs. Johnson after I six p. m. at FA 2-1722 for fur­ ther information. Every one is I welcom e. Hibiscus Circle Personals By IDA MAY SJOBl.OM Mr. and Mrs. James B. Chap­ man and sons formerly of Ander­ son. South Carolina, have purchas­ ed the Clarence Collins home on Crystal Lake. Wednesday afternoon. Sept. 30. a birthday party was held at Utc home of Mrs. Bell Koblruch The Ethel Root Circle of the honoring little Mary Martha Riley Congregational Christian Church Debbie Crawford ad Kyle Kohlmet at the home of Mrs. Earl ruch who were celebrating Ihcir M osley. Mrs. 0 . M. Zittrower pre­ third birthdays. sided and gave the devotional. A large number ol children at­ The group made tenrtive plans tended and were served refresh­ to attend the district meeting N ov. ments and played games. 13 at Tavares. The "Friendly Guests of Colonel and Mrs. W.E. Quota" was voted on and accept­ Baker are their daughter, son-ined. Members also agreed to as­ law and grandchildren. Mr. and sist the young people in estab­ Mra. David Ellis and small daugh­ lishing the "Pilgrim Fellow ship." ters Jane and Amy. Mrs. Ellis Refreshments o f sandwiches, is the former Dilon Baker. The cookies and punch w ero served by EUisscs arc from Kansas City, Mrs. Moxley and Mrs. Howard Kan. Rollins. Mr. and Mrs. J. Leon Taylor Mrs. Helen Remusat will be have as guests in their home on hostess to the group at the next Crystal Lake, Mrs. Taylor's sister meeting, Oct. 19. and brother-in-law. Chief Petty Of­ ficer and Mra. Victor Shank. of Norfolk, Va. Her mother, Mrs. Elisabeth Schott, from Tampa, ts also paying them a visit. Anyone having news items from Lake Mary is requested to con­ tact Ida May bjob lorn at FA 2-2123 or Mrs. D. E. Coleman at THURSDAY FA 2-2163. The official Board o f the First Christian Church meets at 7:30 p. m. First Baptist Church Royal A m ­ bassadors, 7 p. m. The Ixora Circle of the Sanford Deacons of First Presbyterian ' Garden Club will open the season Church meet at 7:43 p. m. I with a covered dish luncheon Pinecrest Baptist Church Pas­ ; meeting Friday at the homo of tor's Training Course, 9 a. m. Mrs. T. W. Mcro on Twin Lakes. Visitation, 10:30 a. m ., to 7 p. m. Lunch will be served at 12:30 Choir practice 7:39. p. m. Hostesses assisting Mrs. Mero will be Mrs. Ralph Dean and Mrs. Howard McNulty. The business session and program will follow the luncheon. Circle A ccepts Friendly Q uota Calendar Student Wins Lake M onroe Sponsors Picnic Church SIDNEY L. VIHLEN JR. Craig Keogh celebrated his 8th birthday recently. He and Ruck. Tom and David Benaon. Kathy and Betsy Rugensleln, Jud and Lela Hobby, Sherry Gardner, Kathy Willard and Keith and Colin Keogh went to visit the I'ncle Walt Show. Craig w as crowned king. It was a mem orable occaston for Craig and his friends. Mr. and Mrs. H om er Gleason had a chicken barbecue Wednes­ day night in his honor. Joining them in the festive occasion were Mrs. J. K. Hobby and her child­ ren, Jud, Lola and David, Craig's Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keogh and brothers Keith and Colin. Ilxora Circle Plans j Pot Luck Luncheon M eets Friday REPRESENTATIVES OF AGENCIES supported by the United Fund are shown attending a meeting of the residential .solicitation division and mak­ ing plan* for the U.F. drive now in progress. At left (seated) are Mrs. Nan Myers o f the U.S.O. and Mrs. Mary D. Knox. Red Cross; (standing) Mrs. Sidney Ives III, Family Counseling service; Tom Albert. Boy Scouts and Mrs. John Dickey o f the K.S.A. (Bergstrom Photo) Oviedo Sets Carnival Oviedo Halloween Carnival chairmen met Wednesday m orn­ ing of last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Clonls, general cuairmcn. Present, and making plans for the October 30 event were: First grades, Mrs. Bob Parker and Mrs. J. T. Coe: second grades, Mrs. James F railer; third grade, Mrs. James Crabtree and Mrs. J. M. Jcpson; fourth grade. Mrs. Robert A. Myers, Mrs. L. G. Power Jr. and Mrs. Odell Rhinchardt. Fifth and sLxth grades. Mrs M. E. Brlst, Mrs. B. F. Wheeler Jr. Mrs. Henry Wolcott, Mrs. Hubert Boyle ami Mrs. Manvcll A. Mcllo; Seventh grade, Mrs. Rex Brooks, Mrs. Wesley Swenson, eighth grade. Mrs. John Lundy, Mrs. C. E. Mintcr and Mrs. F. W. McCall; ninth grade, Mrs. Levi Norman ami Mrs. Foye Shull. Tenth grade, Mrs. John Courier FIRST CHURCH OF THE Jr. and Mrs. R. \V. E sles; elev­ enth grade, Mrs. E. L. Rellhora; twclith grade, Mrs. Douglas Jackson, Mrs. A. W. King and Airs. Wendell Howell. N A Z A R E N E Welcomes You 113 South Maple Ave. FR EE j | 1 PAINT OFFER | ] Mrs. Peck Hostess To Mimosa Circle Mimosa Circle o f the Sanford Garden Club will meet Friday at |10 a. m. with Mrs. Ray Peck at 1 jh er home in Dellary. A covered I dish luncheon will be served at , I noon. SPECIAL PURCHASE Lake Mary Club WITH EVERY C A N YOU BUY YOU RECEIVE A 2nd ONE FREE! J» M A R Y CARTER out»,ot H TM « 3| - outside o il PAINT weMM» W •>P *u MW. Y Oljjjyfgt/M INTENSE HIDING EASY BRUSHING ixwout Plans Program EVERY 2«d CAN FREE DRESSES lit sizes TRIM AND DECK 9 - IS, ENAMELS shirtwaist styles in p a s t cl LONG WEARING PAINT • em*»« ** LADIES’ The Lake Mary Home Demon­ stration Club will hold its regular meeting October 13, at 10:00 a. m . in the Lake Mary Fire House. A highlight of the meeting /til be a demonstration by Mrs. Mary D crflingcr of the Florida Power Corporation, on bow to assemble a lamp. ( The lam p kits arc ottered (or sale by thfc Florida Power CorIMiration fur $2.83 ail may be | purchased at the meeting by those wishing to work along with Airs. Derfliger. The lamps arc on dis­ play at the Lake Mary Food Mar­ ket. The sale of these lamps is not i limited to Home Demonstration ' Club member* and anyone inter­ ested may attend and buy one. There will also tic a plastic dis­ play at the meeting and the pub­ lic is cordially invited to attend. colors. TOUCH WEARING Embroidered iancy • tops, on LONG LASTING smartly WATER RESISTANT gathered skirts. from *4.99 — fed. EVERY 2nd CAN FREE JACOBUS No. 5334 Boat And Ski Club Plans Activities Matching The Sanford Boat and Ski Club will meet Thursday at I p. m. in the Seminole High School agri­ cultural building. A cruise la planned for Sunday to DeLeon Springs. Boali will leave Monroe bridge promptly at • a. m. i.lKI.’S 4-inch Hogged Nylon BRUSH DRESSES in sizes 6-M. Perfect for school, church and m a n y ACRYLIC other occasions. Dirt Gardener’s Plan Garden Tour Alembers of the Dirt Garden­ er’ s Circle of the Sanford Garden Club will mset at the home of Mrs. George Harden, 200$ Lily Ct. Friday and go in a group to Ferret's Shack in Winter Park for a tour and the regular m eet­ ing. Cars will leave promptly et 9:30 a. m. Sanford'* Singing Church R O l-lA TEX N o Painty l>dar The Story Shorter Is UIUEF — Cut* Fashion We Shop and save during this special purchase of handsome drosses b y ............... 3.98 I H ies In 20 M inules F or Inside • O utside W alls are New a - And Have Just A EVERY 2nd CAN FREE Style For YOU! ‘ Feataring Fashions And Footwear For The Family' A COMPLETE LINE OF QUALITY PAINTS Rose Circle Meets With Mrs. Wilson Airs. A1 Wilson wtil be hostess to the Rose Circle of the Sanford Garden Club Friday at $:4A a. m. at her home 468 Rosalia Dr. Mrs. Charles Cole will present the pro­ gram oa "E uropean G ardens" and describe her recent trip to Europe. MARY CARTER PAINT FACTORttS (Dawn a Z/1& BEAUTY SALON Dial FA 2*768-1 for Appointment WORLD'S U A W 5T 09U A1I0N 0 9 M KINO WALLPAPER and SUPPLIES IM E. 1st SL Phone F a 1-4*41 201 W. 1st S t FA 2*3649 �t CAPS CANAVERAL. Pie. (UK) M at ICIM aid I Thar IMM And tram the Cipt sad m Umt H n or launched at ViaS Air Pam I im , Cali/., tat nhJecUvos. To ipaco experts, Um tafiaa par Araawao tad accuracy iuccoimi meant another degree of reliability Mr Um two aaiaaUer they an matlag heavily oa to break Ruaala'a aaoaopoiy oa aaaoa oxpoiraUoa. aoaoaobr aa aaca txnioraUon. Atlaa aad n or will bo ialogratod lata rackota to oxpioro tbo lunar ourfaca aad ta probe don apace M a g caaUag aioaUir. 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Police Station hero began talking about the police force recently and really cam e clean. The machine disclosed that mambora of the force can speak 21 different languages, including Chinese, Japanese, Turkish, A ra­ bic and Portuguese. Nino can read lips and 10 can converse with deaf mutes. On the force are attorneys, fo r ­ m er bank clerks, teachers, chem ­ lata, engineers, barbers, brickists, layers, butchers, plasterers, plum bers, cooks, airplane pilots and even an ex-undertaker. The oldest policeman is t l while the oldest in length of service has U years. The heaviest weighs in at 2» pounds. And the tallest is six feet seven and one-half Inches. Half Gallon Southern Maid Illiterate Forger (Uri) — NEW LONDON, Conn. Claudio Jones, wanted In North Carolina for forgery, confounded authorities when he signed ex ­ tradition papers with an " X " . \oor. ft** ly o n i*1 m m m m «k u ,: CYPRESS CARDENS Waldorf Fine Quality 7 F H V & S X . 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The entire unit, he said, can bo Installed in about two houyi. Moreover, if the silo turna out to be unprofitable, Iho slation can quickly be moved elsewhere. The main section of the eightby-16-foot station conaiata of a rest room , two doors for access to either end of tha service island, || and space for the storage o f oils, batteries and accrssoriet. However, it does not Include the gasoline storage tank, which runs about $300 extra for a 5,000gallou tank. LADY FAIR BUI TLRMILK LRMILK OR SWEET MILK DINNER FRANKS WASHINGTON (U P D -T h # Halt­ ed Stales hai put tho finger M Soviet Prem ier Nikita Khrushehav • i the man who must bear llM blame if the Chinese Reda attack Formosa or start other conflicts la the Far E ait. High o/flelala laid today that was the basic meaning o f S e e n [ tary o f State Christian A. Harter's - declaration that the Soviet Untoa had " a great degree of rciponsibU* ity for the actions of other m *a> here o f the Communiit b loc." Herter told a news conference Tuesday the Russians could M l escape responsibility for Comma* nist actions against Korea, Far* mosa o r Laos *'aa long a t they maintain they are the le a d e n •( the b lo c ." He noted that Khruahehtv, be* fore leaving Peiping, agaia ««• trad ed an acknowledgement from the Chinese Reda that be was the head o f the entire Soviet grouping of nations. At the sam e lim e, however, Her­ ter said he detected some evidence of a split between Moscow and Peiping over foreign policy. On the Berlin situation, Herter was unable to offer hope that the expected summit conference this winter would bo any more lueeeaaful than waa tho ill-fated foreign ministers' meeting in Gentvn Inst summer. He acknowledged Uiert bad been an easing o ( tension as n result a! Russia’ s agreement that no titan limit bo set on tho negotiations. 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Vfe• m UM leading ground gainer lu the Crimson Tide’ * 7-7 tie with la st Saturesy, has deflCoacn Bear Bryants a D in er said today, 'a departure marked the ___ A labam a player lost to the -V ia this season. Bryant said Hoppan was ana o f the fire players Who had to run punishment laps •anday fo r violating Saturday sight curfew hours. No official reason was given for Hopson’ s quitting the aquad, which has lost t o Georgia, beaten Houston and tied Vaady. D on P arsons, Raymond Bell. r- V B y Coleman. Dale Cook, Jeff * V d m o r e and Cliff Russell had quit the squad before Hopson. Tackle C arl VaQetto failed to meet schol­ astic requirements and junior end H arry O’Steen was lost to the sea­ son with injuries. Besides quarter­ ba ck Laurien Stapp. halfback Mar­ lin Dyeaa and Don Heath will be out o f action with injuries for some tim e. So. if any other Southeastern Conference coaches can coma up with any m ore personnel problems than Bama has as it prepares for Its gam e with Chattanooga this weekend, please step forward. On other practice fields Tuesday, Vanderbilt Coach Art Guepe ham ­ mered on pass defense. "W e sim­ ply must im prove our pais defense o r Mississippi will run rings sround us this Saturday," Guepe said. The Rebels, meanwhile, went through a thorough offensive and defensive Lyman Has Enviable Early Season Record By BOB STUBSIN GS Winning three games out of (hrea Is an enviable record for any team to bold and that Is Just what Coach Bill Proctor’a Lyman Grey. Bounds have so far this season. The Greyhounds hare com e a • lon g w ay alncc the beginning of season. Having whipped an i“ m season, inexperience problem they have developed into lnt< an enthuiiaitic, win­ a g bell l n ln ing ball eelub. Aa Coach Proc— tor put, A " t a e y v e been winning > and they like it." The Lym an eleven has good sUa an the line, and a light but fast , . backfleld. They run their playa * from a wing T formation. T h e Crcyhwuud p in in g attack " Baa been highly effective this ’ p e a r, notably in the game with . ! Crystal River where the passe* w on the gam e in the last five • m inutes. They have a hard hit* ting fullback in Keith Tcnnsnt, w ho has scored four times to far this year. Crystal River, Histlngi, and Eustis have fallen prey to the Greyhounds. Lyman is now polish­ ing its talons for the Inverness gam e Friday night. The game will be played on Lyman Gridiron. The probable starting lineup for this gam e will be: Calvin Reiter, center; Clarence Hood, left guard; Jam es Ruesse, right guard; Tim M cE v cri, left tackle; Roy Lisk, right tackle; Jim Williams, right en d; Martin Harwich, left end; and Mike Brown, quarterback; Eddie Ballard, left halfback; Keith Ten­ nant. fullback: an"* HlrF right halfback. Defensively the only substitu­ tions are: Kd O'Neal, end; Cal Ptesley, halfback; Buddy Houton, guard; and Don Braual, tackle. Aiding head coach Proctor with uie boys arc Buck lists, backfield coach and Frank Gorr, end coach. i SQt Vtafori feral! In Thursday Loop B. Edwards Builders Supplies has m oved ov er to make room scrim m age readying for the Com ­ modores. Coach John Vaught tin­ for Steinmeyer Roofing, in the top spot o f the Thursday Night M ix­ gled cut tackles Charles Kemplnska and Bob Bentoo and end Larry ed Bowling League, rs both teams ended with a 1-6 total. In the se­ Grantham. Georgia Tech's Yellow Jackets cond slot Is South Pinecrcst w ith' warked out nearly two hours with 9-9, followed by The Furniture Center with 8-10. Florida Stale their quarterbacks Fred Brasellon, Bank 7-11, and Sunland Estates Marvin Tlbbets and Jimmy Sides with 6- 12. completing passes regularly. The Steinmeyer, in Iheir games with Engineers worked against Tennes­ South Pinecrcst, lost the first see defensive plays. Tennessee gam e by two pins, and won the last gam e by three pins. The roof­ backs handled a wet ball in the ers rolled a high game of 821 rain In preparation for their game scratch to take league honors for before a sellout crowd In Knoxville both lcra tch and handicap game. with Tech. Starters guard Joe They also took over scratch and Lukowski, center Ray Mois snd handicap scries with their 2287blocking back Jim Cartwright were 2608. John Ogden was high for the still sidelined with injuries. roofers as he made the 4-10 and Auburn worked for its game 3-10 splits to add to his 312 scr­ with Kentucky tn the rain, and ies. Team -m ate Grace Newton Ccaeh Paul Dietxel of the LSU T ig ­ picked up the 3-8 split. Ed Callan ers was told to beware of Fran rolled high for Pinecrcst. Curci o f the Miami Hurricanes who Florida Slate Bank forfeited their will try to reverse last year’ s gam es to the Furniture Center, gam e when IAU romped the Coral and that team had the center Gablts school. lanes all to themselves. Frank Lee Welch, sophomore back, was lluhn made the 5-7 split during moved to th i first team right half­ their no contest games. back spot on Mississippi State's B. Edwards lost the first two squad tn readying for the Arkansas gam es to Sunland by a narrow State game. ffalfbacks Don Sober- margin, and were on the way to dash and Fred Brown will miss losing the last game, but sudden­ Saturday's game at home with ly poured it on to beat their op­ Hardln-Simmons, Georgia Coach ponents by a nice margin. Margie Wally Butts announced. Woods, with the 5-10 pick-up. add­ Florida's Gators plans a full- ed to her 480 to spark the sup­ speed scrimmage today in prep­ ply team, and team-mate Pat aration for Rice Saturday, and Foster toppled the 5-7. Ann ConkTulane continued to work for the lin and Jesse Gardner led Sun­ land with their high series. Detroit game. CHICAGO (UPI)—Chicago's "g o g o " White Sox, back on their hom e grounds, vowed today that they’d make their economy-type baseball pay off again to win the World Series in which they trail the Los Angeles Dodgers three gam es to two. "W e 'll win it now ." predicted White Sox Manager A1 Loper. He named Early Wynn as his starting pitcher when the series resum es in brick-willed Comiskey Park on Thursday. He’ll be op ­ posed by Johnny I’ odres, the soreback left hander who won the sec­ ond gam e o f the series in Chicago last Friday. "We're back In business when we make one run atand u p," Lo­ pez chuckled. "T h at's how w e won the Am erican League pennant. That's bow we'U win the series." But he admitted that the White Sox, who went back to their black stockings Tuesday to change their luck, weren't out of base­ ball's woods. "W e have to get even first," he observed. He didn't know whether his club would wear the white stockings they started the scries with, or the old black ones they switched to Tuesday when they kept their hopes alive with a 1-0 triumph be- ACTION IN FIRST INNING — Wally Moon, of the Lon Angeles Dodgers, dives back into first buse uhend of pickoff attempt by White Sox pitcher Bob Shaw. Trying fo r tag is Chicago White Sox first baseman Ted Kluszewski. fore the largest throng In World Series history 92.708 in Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. The White Sox were desperate Tuesday. They made a fourth-inn­ ing run — scored on a double­ play — hold up and withstood a Dodger eighth-inning threat which will go down In series history s i one of the most dramatic o f all times. Manager Walter Alston o f the Dodgers, still confident but lamen­ ting that *'we have to go all the way back to Chicago to wrap It up,” gave Lope* credit for "p u t­ ting the right man in the right spot at the right tim e." Both clubs flew back here after that historic game in the vast Coliseum Tuesday. Their backs to the wall, the Sox threatened Sandy Koufax, the Dodgers' erratic, fire • throwing southpaw, in the third — and this time they were frustrated because their base stealing shortstop tried to take an extra base. In the fourth, however, they cashed in on an opportunity—the kind that has been hitting pay­ dirt for them all year. Battling Nellie Fox led off the inning with a single and raced to third as Jim Landis followed with a single. As Sherman Lollar hit into a double play, Fox scored with the run that stood up all the way. The White Sox didn't mount any threats after that, but the Dodgers did and in the battle of managerial wits that followed. Lope* won out over Alston, thanks to big Dick Donovan. That was in the story book eighth. • It looked bad for the White Sox when Landis lost Wally Moon's fly ball to center in the sun and it fell in front of him for a sin­ gle. Winning p i l e ': : Bob Shaw re. tired Norm Larkcr c i a fly ball, but Gil Hodges rilled a slagU to center, sending Moon to third. On the play, trying to get Moon i t third, Hodges went on into second. N ow the rival managers started making moves, one counter to th«| other. Alston sent up left banded bat­ ter Ron Fairly to hit fo r right hander Don Demeter. Ixipez took out Shaw and put in southpaw Billy Pierce. So Alston withdrew F airly, and sent up right-handed hitting Rip Rcpulski to the plate. Lopet ordered Pierce to walk Republski intentionally, filling the bases. So Alston called on Carl Furillo-s his pinch hitter de lux# in Unr* pennant playoff against the Braves snd in the series. So Lo­ pez took out Pierce and put in Donovan. There were pinch runners, pinch hitters and a lot o f series records w ere tied or broken in the inning, but it mattered not to the White Sox for Donovan did the job . He retired Furtllo on a pop fly and Don Zimm er on a fly balL . As It turned out this tim e, L o*» pez made the right m oves. He made one an inning earlier when with two men on base, be put Jim Rivera in right field, shifted A1 Smith, who had been playing there, to left, with Jim McAnaney going to the bench. All Rivera did was to haul down Charlie Neal’ s long drive to deep right center to cut off two Dod­ ger runs. £ A scientific study will be eooducted to determine why fish of such tremendous size are produc­ ed in that part of the Paelfie Ocean from Panama to Lower California. 0 4 Locals Face Challenge I I By JERRY COVLNGTON This Friday night Sanford sports fans will have forgotten alt about the worlds series and everything else with their full attention given to one of the biggest football gam es of the year. A s the Seminoles take to the field against the Kettcrlinus Y el­ low Jackets o f St. Augustine they will be bucking one of the winning, cat streaks in high school football. Since 1931 when Walt Slater took e v e r as the ancient city head football coach his leama have pil­ ed up 71 wins, 13 loitri and 5 ties to make up one of the great­ est high school rccordi ever re­ corded. This year the Yellow Jackets have three victories under their belts and have yet to taste de­ f e a t However, in the modern day meetings of theje two clubs the Seminoles have yet to pull out a v ictory so coach Plgott and his youngsters are pulling out all the ■tops in an effort to break this long drought. This is one of the m ost important games on the Seminole schedule and it promises to be a top-notch battle from the Starting whistle. The fine Seminole defensive unit w ill be running against the Kcttrrlinus modified T formation plays all this week In an effort to stop any threats. Seminole scouts Dick Silvers and Bud Layer have come back with a complete lay-out of Yellow Jacket offeniive plays and. mostly, the Seminole defense will be trying to stop spin­ ner and (live playa off the guards. The Seminole coachei will be going along with their two pla­ toon ayatern again* this week. The defensive unit will be shaped up something like this: Glenn Hodges and Rusty Simas i t Ihe guards, Neely Itoss and Charles Fox at tin* tackles, Tony Sulpizio at left end and Paul Flowers snd Doug Tam ny alternating at right end, Bobby Barbour, Chester Fswley and Billy Rowlcs sharing the out­ side linebacker spots, Johnny W hclchel, middle linebacker, and John Mann ami Jerry Dillard it the halfbacks. Truman Troutner and Charles Quinn, who is a new transfer student will also share som e of the dutica at end. Tony Sulpirio was just brought up last week from the Junior Varsity and was so impressive with his de­ fensive work that he has won a starting role. This group of bur­ ly youngsters have adopted the nick name of the "Jay Hockers" and they play with much the same spirit a« LSU's famed "Chinese Bandits.” # i " * € '9 JV's In Action 7 On Grid Slafe Rated A 'Tossup' N EW Y O R K (U PI) - Seven gam es on this weekend’s college football program v»erc rated tossups today b y the cddimakcrs. The "p ick ’ e m " rz.ue* are Wia- Sign Halfback LOS ANGELES (U PI) - The Los Angeles Rams ave acquired defensive halfback Carl Kariiivacz from the New York Giants for an undiacloscd draft choice. Kariii­ v acz, a form er Syracuse Univer­ sity star who spent six years with the Giants, replaces the Injured Gens Brito on the Ram Squad. conain vs. Purdue, Oklahoma vs, Texas, Duke vs. Pittsburgh, Syrs cuac va. Navy, Florida vs. Rice, Kansas vs. Nebraska, and Flor ida State va. Virginia Tech. A one point spread was estab Ushcd for three other games on Saturday's program. They were Tennessee over Georgia Tech, South Carolina over North Caro­ line, and Wake Forest over Mary land. Strong Favorites NEW YORK (U P I) - The Whit# Sox are favored to win Thursday'# sixth game at Chicago's Comiskey Park but the Dodgers remsin CHICAGO (U P I) Louisiana strong favorites to win the World State Coach Paul Dletzel and Series. Northwestern mentor Ara ParscgThe White Sox ir e Hated as bian, whose teams are ranked 11-10 pick* to square the series one-two In this week's UPI ratings Thursday but tha Dodgers are are old buddies. Dletzel was a tJ-5 to taka the aeries. Los An­ center and Parsegbisn a halfback geles was a 8-1 pick to win tha on the undefeated Miami o f Ohio serial before losing Use M b game ■toothail team in 19(7. Tuesday, Former Mates I * Kenneth Hoffman, 1190 N.W. U!Mh St., Miami, one of FPAL* youngest stockholders * . * ■ FUTURE FLORIDA FINANCIER: learning today... earning tomorrow! A young F loridian speaks u p at F P & L 's recent stock * t o ach ieve financial secu rity and indt'iw ndenco? Or, holders' m eetin g. A lrea d y an investor in the A m erican free enterprise sy ste m , he seeks to learn m ore a b o u t the secu rity o f h is investm ent. w ill hi* initiative and a m b ition be thw arted by Put, what of tomorro vi T h ese arc not acad em ic questions. T h e y are m ore * pertinent today than e v e r before! T h e answers must W ill this tad b o able t o continue to o w n p ro p e rty •com e from all A m erica . . . an d tho right answers c a n c om e only from a con sta n t awareness o f insid­ fact, still e n jo y th e A m erican right and privilege o f iou s threats to the freedom s that h ave m ade our free enterprise— free enterprise that encourages h im nation an d her people great. POWER H ELPIN G W. Scott Burns, Mgr. * socialistic schemes an d bu reau cratic co n tro li? and to inveat his m on ey o s he chooses? W ill lie. in FLORIDA * & LIGHT * * * Florida Pouer & Light, em­ barked on the greater expansion program in its history, is build­ ing plants and lines to potter Florida's rapid growth... pledged to supply more and more power ~~ - 7 / , JY /V ^ r , The Sanford Seminole Junior Varsity will open it's home nchedule here tonijfht at 7:50 as they play host to the JV'b from New Smyrna. The b a b y Seminoles opened their season last week nnd fought to a 7-0 defeat at the hands of the Leesburg Yellowr Jackets so they will be giving everything in an effort to taste victory for the first time. Coaches Dick Silvers and Bud Layer will be sending a very inexperienced offensive unit against the Barra­ cuda* comprised mostly of freshmen. Although most of the lads will bo playing in only their second full scale football game they have already picked up the much needed desire nnd a grent deal o f know ledge of the game b o i t promise* to he n top notch contest. FOR H AP PI E R FLORIDA LIVING. . . ELECTRICALLYI COMPANY B U ILD FLO R ID A 207 Magnolia Ava. .'i- II T jB �— »« -* -.7: ". Wed, Oet. T, 1959—Pa*« • Six Children H e # m ft r l f m B late Mary Church Hurt, Baby Dead Plans Special Day In Auto Mishap For Anniversary ORLANDO ( U P I ) - S l x children were injured and a baby killed Tueiday when a woman driver ap­ parently auffared a fainting spell aad bar ear slammed headon Into a city bus. Police said all of the children and two women were In the car. TWo N egro woman aboard the bus also received minor Injuries. The lone victim was little John Krashney. six months. His mother, Mrs. Ruth Krashney, 34, was seri­ ously hurt but eapected to recover. Investigators said Mrs. Diane J . C anon, about 33, the driver, lost soatrol o f the car after apparently fslating at the wheel. The ca r crossed the center line into the path o f the but, approaching from the opposite direction. Tbe tw o women ware taking the children home from a kindergarten class sponsored by a local Presby­ terian church when the accident occurred. A red letter day li planned for Oct. II when old and new friend* of the Community Prcibyterian Church of Lake Mary, w ill asaembla to cctebrata the ASth an­ niversary of the founding o f the Education Building Begins Expansion By Lutherans Tha Lutheran Church of the R e­ deemer has the approval of the Plorlda-Georgla District, Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod, for pre­ liminary drawing! o f a naw educa­ tional building prepared by Archi­ tect Hal Harrlss. Work on the educational build­ ing is eapected to begin before the end of the year. Tbs prssent chapel at 23th Place and Oak Are. will be remodeled to con ­ form with the new building. A p ictu re*of a proposed new Lutheran cathedral recently print­ ed in The Herald was one of three designs presented by Harrlss for approval by burch officials, who tnvlsioo a naw cathedral on tha present site In the future, possibly within fir e rears. The Lutheran church In Central D or Ida la rapidly outgrowing its facilities, tha Rav. Herbert W . Goerss, Sanford pastor, said, aad tbe axpansioa o f the Sanford chapel is necessary only three years since It w as built. .*y&e* I r I'Otft to 53."iw* T m s n « * . ' a. i_. sm iBaafcaaa THIS 1960 Ford Galnxie Town Victoria shares the all-new styling charac­ teristics of the other Ford models, yet bears unmistakable resemblance to the elegant Thunderbird profile. The new Galaxie is one inch lower than the 1959 model, but haa more interior room for six big persona than ever before. The Galaxie also is available as a two-or four door sedan. All Fords for 1960 have the slim-line forward sloping front roof pillar that elimin­ ates the “ dog leg” for easier entry. church. Coffee and Juice will be served to thoie who arrive early by tbe young adult Sunday School Clais. Morning worship la ichedulcd at uaual at 11 a. m. Form er min­ isters, and the pastor, R ev. John PUley, will take part In this ser­ vice. At 12:30 a covered dish din­ ner will be served In the Educa­ tional Building, followed by a special program. A memory table will be set up, displaying article* of interest on the history of the church, by Sir. and Mr*. I'. D. Anderson and Mr. and Mr*. H. M. Gleason. Contact them If you have an Item you would like placed on the table. Extra Guards Watch Over Convicts Thrill Killer Ready To Testify In Prison Probe Files Movie Suit CHICAGO (D P I)— Thrill killer JACKSONVILLE ( U P 1 ) - Added jury hearing were In the county plained they had been unable to Nnthan Leopold Girted w ith par­ safety precautions were ordered |Jail when the disturbance occur­ mad letters or smoke. ole violation when ha M ed a The closedd oor grand Jury ses­ million dollar Invasion o f privacy after a threatened riot at the red. county Jail Tuesday among pris­ sions, which began Monday, have suit, State Parol* Board member* The Jury la Investigating alleg­ been moved to the courthouse In­ oners brought here to testify In said today. a federal civil rights inveitigation. ed mistreatment of convicts last stead o f the Federal Building Itoard member Joseph Novotny summer after a series of riots in to lessen the risk of escape by revenled that Leopold'* attorney, Two extra guards, one armed with a shotgun, were placed on the maximum security section of |any prisoner asked to testify. Elmer G erti, had met with the duty to prevent further disturban­ Kaifonl Prison. The present 3t i Prism ers are taken out singly board twfore filing the $1,406,000 ce! until the convict witnesses are prisoners will be questioned this from Ihcir cells to testify with suit against persons connected raturned to their cells at Rai­ week and returned to Raiford, heavy chains around each man's then the other 30 will be brought waist and with both wrists hand­ with the book and movie, "C om ­ ford State Prison. pulsion." cuffed by a link In the chain. Some 34 of tha 64 prisoners to Jacksonville to testify. subpoenaed to testify at the grand Jailer Tom Heaney said the con- Two guards follow the regular de­ vlcts shouted and threatened to tail of four deputy marshals a c ­ NOTICE companying the prisoners on the smash toilets In the cell T u n I will not be re*pon*lbte far day, apparently because they did short walk from Jail to the court­ any debta Interred by anyone not want to move to an adjoining house. other than myself. The first prisoners called Into cell for breakfast. They a l.o comdie »tc ie l hearing were Frank * HERMAN K. MODLIN NEW BRITAIN, Conn. ( U P D Murphy, 26. serving a life term Central Junior High School ninth- Beer Elected for murder from Jackson County; grade clais has two 14-ytar-old ATHENS. Greece (U P D -lfo a r lk Elliott Jones, 22, doing 11 yesrs NOT RESPONSIBLE pupils named Margaret Mary Beer of Sweden wa* elected aecre- for breaking and entering In Co­ I will not be responsible for Griffin, who were bom five day* tary general of the League of Red lumbia County; and William L. apart in the same hospital. They Cross Societies by the league Willard, 26. serving five years at for aay debts Interred by any­ Board of Governors at a meeting the Virginia State Prison for arm ­ art not related. one other than myeelf. Classmates call one Margo and here Wednesday. Beer, secretary ed robbery. Willard wa* In Raiford W . T. CAVAN AU G H the other Peggy or lim ply "o n e ’ * of the Swedish Red Cross, will a s­ it the time of the alleged brutal­ sume the new post next Oct. 1. and “ two.” ity. .ajVTw, The Tip Top TOPS 'EM ALU m Shop Hare fora m ■ i .L i U i ~ m m U. S. D. A. Inspected “Tender Chick'* Per Pound FRESH , FIRST CUT M EATY — Pork Chops Spare Ribs L a L a 3 Live B etter — Eat 3 More — I It's Margaret, By The Numbers ?,* T-BONE This new Ford Cilatlr, like all lha new, beautifully proportioned I960 Forth. It ssytetl front a new view­ point. 'traditional automotive ele­ gance combines with modrrn design In the style of a new dnadel — CLUB r L b. or S I R L O I N ST EA K S H e re T o m o rro w ! A WONDERFUL NEWWORLD OF FORDS FOR 1960 — stsss IvL NECK BO NES 1 9 9 •cl S FRESH CAUGHT 89 c . MULLET 10 Georgia Grade A - Small EGGS 3 DOZ. Pure LARD 3 SU G AR lb. Jar SPECIAL la 1960, for th« Ant time In history, your Ford Dealer prsianta not one, not two, bat thru turn Unt* of Ford oars . , « 1, Tha 1960 Fords—Tha Finest Fords of a Lifetime, beautiful from any Point •/ View, worth more from every Point #/ Paint! 2, The i960 Falcon—'Tha New-aix# Ford, tha world's moat txptritnctd new car and the easiest car in tha world to own! 3, The i 960 Thunderbird . . • The World’s Most Wanted Carl Introducing the New-Size Ford . . . FLORIDA CRYSTALS N o w you can 1ee th rm -th e Finest F»rdi o f a Lifetime! Frnnnmy minded Faitl-ines. Rig value Fan Line .loo's. Elegant Galaxies. A breath taking new Smilincr convertible amt a In and new haullop model, the flavhing Starlincr. Then there's a whole-new world o f Station Wagon living, loo. It all addi up to IS glittering variations of the world's newest, mint elegant ityling ihetnei And Ford ten the new trend in power. Ford's Thundcrblnl 292 V « and 332 V 8, like the famout Mileage Maker .Six, bring a new world of smoother, hotter perform ance-on regular g.is. To top it all, the Finest Foult of a I airtime arc priced for savings. Ford Is still pticesi to outvalue all comparable models o f its major competitors. Ford usings, however, only begin with a low pticc. You u se still more with engines that thrive ■>n regular gas and save up lo a dollar on every i.uikful . . . a Full flow oil filler that lets you go 4.IKX) miles between oil changes . •. Diamond I uttir Finish that never nereis waxing ...a lu in lnited mufflers that normally last twice as king as conventional types . . , new. ufer, Thick Site brakes that are the biggest ever in Ford's history . . . and new toft-tread. Tjrex cord titea that run cpiiner, last longer. In every way these ate tbe Finest Fords of your Lifetime! bee them at your Ford Dealer'll THl FALCON FORDOR SKDAN Ih * wot Id's movt experienced new m Is ihe eauest csr In ih* world to own! < Meet the New sire F o r d -t h e Falcon! litre's a rar with plenty o f room for sis big adults and all their luggage. It's sited to handle and park like a ‘‘small" ca r . . . powered to paaa and cUrab like a "big" car . , . and built like no other car for u vingi! ^ 3 9 lb. Bag BREAD Family Size Loaf t Limit I T o $7.30 or More Food Order See-Al l 4 FLOUR Signet SYRU P 1 0 j v^2Gai 5 7 JhaJjcdbuLouAfood(junto— { It gives you up lo 30 miles per p ll o n on regular gas. Aluminized mufflers normally last twire at long as ordinary kinds. A Full-Flow oil filter lets you go 4.1)00 miles be­ tween oil changes. Even insurance ran cost you Ins! And this t’ alcon la the world's most experienced new car. It was driven over evrry mile of nurabeied Federal Highway in EXPERIENCE RU N , U.5.A.—a grueling demonstration climaxing Ford's 3 years o( development and testing. 4 POND— F»s /West /wen V o MMPnt 5 s o id division, 5 v ty fe ^ (ic r n flc m y , the 1960 Ford tlcd ciO T X . T h e Falcon haa the features that American car buyers •sped. Its gearshift is on the steering column—nor on the floor. Its engine it located up front for greater stability and safety. Best newt o f all is the Falcon’s low, low price. See it at your Ford D ealer's. . . and see the differenee! Ilr n n d *1 Cpe *•* -rcio nasTiwr m ^ u i w TMSZavs M sac-TV FORD BUILDS THE WORLD S MOST BEAUTIFULLY PROPORTIONED CARS ft F A L C O N -I* . fort THUNOaNBIND—Tie WorVo V o* Wixtot Cu STRKKLAND - MORRISON, Inc. iAAfort, Florida SAYINGS Sanford Ave. at 4th St. y MARKET Open Sundays 8 A. M . til Noon j w �% ■ *• ’ r ' O ci HERALD Omrifiad Ads Bring Fast Rasuhs —f TOWN L For By STANLEY = g-BEDROOM furnished boose SSS monthly, years Isas*. 27U So, Park. Ph. FA l-HM* »a p e c e q u i e t NICELY furnished garage apart­ ment Couple only. FA 2-5451. 1912 Sanford Ave. j-ROOM apt. com pleU ly furnish* ed ; ground floor. 313 Palmetto. RENT A BED RoUaway. Hospital k Baby Beda By Day. Week or Month. C A U t O t i/8 FURNTTU R* Ph. FA 2-Slit 11B W. 1st St HOUSE, unfurn., 2300 M eUoflrilie. FU R N ISH E D apt. P h . F A 2-2MO. 2nd FLOOR furnished apartment, modern. $35 per month, child accepted. Phone FA 2-1737, 2 BEDOROOM furnished a p t PhT FA 2-0991. TW6 K QOMSUTUV\ *4 TRYR) ivs « M w r ' \ sw ta tv tB y j m ir u . v t u v ita .M ttK MEANING? 1*1/11 V /H ATS SO PUNhfg S MP- DITHERS ?»* •Nil ( I L L HAVE TO STALL . ' — r th em all off * ^ A N O T H E R T-* J. 0 IL 1 S -B IU S b il l s - a n o i > M O N T H -V 2 h k . (H A H A H A ) W € L L .V i H V A « e YO U S O H A P P Y , ABOUT THAT ?J ( |‘M H A P O V ) f* BECAU SE NOTACReOITOP *-r O F M IN K HAVENTTH6 V MONBVTO V. RRVTHCM ■CIT TO Q CIBT TITLE T e : T u t unknown htlrs. it t iN M i b itiM k ir u iM i creditor* or tt lir port!** claim ing hy, throngh. m i w er W lH U ANGUS D. R R C C S ta d C O R K !M A F. IR C C C . at** k n w i as C r . BRUCE, hla w lfa: J C M O N LOOMIS a n ! ______LOOMIS, hla » u a . ir any. h e r a x d l o o m is . alaa kaaw a aa HIRAM LOOMIS: EMILY U FINER, alaa k aaw a aa EMILT U PIN AR; H M I L T BROOKS PIN A R; M. a D IETS* RICH aaS MAH F A R R DIETE* RICH, hla Wira: IRA J. FULTON. aaS VIOLET C. FULTON, hla w lfa ; AVEL1XO MENENOEZ: VT. A. RAT* NOR. gnd LULU a RATNOR. hla Wlfa: HENRT NICKEL. All a f when*. P la in tiffs boiler* ta ha doeaaaaS: R W . ALBEE a a « MART T. A L B E R alaa kaaw a aa MART F. ALBEE. hla w lfa : FRAN K F. PILCHER. aad JENNIE L. PIL­ CHER, hla w lfa: i d a m . r i n e r a a S ____________ RINER, har haa* band. If a a r: CHARLES H. O R A T : JAMES WILSON. a a « MARTHA H. WILSON, hla w lta: H ERBERT a CRtPFEM aad M IR U N F. c n t p * PEN. alaa kaaw n aa MIRIAM FENLET CRIP FEN. hla wlfa. JOHN c . BROOKE, alaa kaaw a aa J. C. BROOKS, a a s MARIA U BROOK* kla w lfa; JOHN W IL ­ LIAM FINER aad ESTELLA I>. F IN E R hla w lfa : MART A. PINERj W . T. CRAW FO RD aaS JESNA a. CRAW FORD, hla w lfa: R- W . OTTER a a s ORACH K. OT* TRIL hla w lfa: tha aahaaw a laat B oars s f Dtraatara a f U a OTTER* K ELLEY RBA L TT CORPORA* TION, a SlaaolaaS corporation ; C. A. F . L INDORM B aaS ________ LINDORME, hla w l f * if a a r; W RAT S. LIT TL E FIE L D and ALICE R LITTLEFIELD, hla w lfa ; W AYLAN D E. BENJAMIN aad IDA F. BENJAMIN, hla w lfa ; MRS. MAE F. A LB IN', alaa kaaw a aa MAT F. A LB IN. aad ALICE PAULINB ALB1N OVERMAN, alaa kaaw a aa ALICE PAULINE A L ­ BUM; ELSIE MKXEXDES. JEN­ NIE BOOX, alaa haaw a aa SARAH J. BOONE, aad CALVIN M. BOON, alaa kaaw a aa CALVIN M. BOONE, har haabaad; FRANCIS FOSTER a a d -------------------FOSTER, hla wlfa. If a a r. S. a . LOOMIS, alaa kaaw a aa SARAH A. LOOMIS aad aa S A ­ RAH A. H A W LE T: HENRT K. LOOMIS aad H A RRIETT LOOMIS. Ms wlfa. ALICE C. HANIB aad WILLIAM F. HAXIE. har bushand; CHARLES A. CLOWES aad ------------------- CLOWES, hla wlfa. If a a r; V O L U S I A INVESTMENT COMPANY. JOHN H. LOOMIS, alaa known aa JOHN HOW ARD LOOM­ IS. a n d ------------------- LOOMIS, hla wlfa. If a a r . FRE D FULTON. Sla*la: LULU F. CONKLIN a a d ______ CONKLIN, har butband. It a a r ; BILLT T. RATNOR aad tha an* known hairs o f W . A. RATNOR aad LULU a RATNOR. hla w lfa: a LKROT CARTER, aad LIDA BENJAMIN aad H EN RT NICKEL, Trnataaa aadar lha Laat W ill and Taataaaaat af W . A. RAT* NOR. daaaaaad; aad sack a f thsm If alls*. aad If a a r a f thaai ka deed. k la har o r tkalr rassaatlra a a h a a w s spouses, kalrs a t law, legaiaaa. devloaas, g ra n te e * Itaa* era. srsd lto ra iraataaa o r athar •lalw aats h r, through, aadar or agalaat him, har ar thaai; all aartaaa a ataral ar arUIWIal. har* lag, cla la ila s la hara ar purpartIng ta Sava a a r rish t. tu la o r la* Itraat la tha laad la Saailaola Cauatp. Florida, dsoar!had la U a Caaiplala. ta -w lt: A ll that p a rtita s f Ssstlsas 1 and I, T ow n ship IP Soath, Ranga I I Boat aaelaaad hr tha falla w lag daaarlkad llnaa: com* m oating at a palat aa tha toot Una a f atld Sactlan T, l i t ! fa it North a f tha Saathaaat c o r a t r a f aald Baetlau. thanes South It* IF W aat II1.T fatL m ire o r lata to tha dltrh which la tha aatlat a f Silver Leht. thtnea North f t * 4V W att fol- LARGE clean furn. a p t , stairs, 611 Park. down* MODERN 3-bedroom hom e, kit* eben furnished. F or appointment call FA 2-37tt. 2. F o r R e st kitchen equipped IF . . .Y ou ’ rg Barer b e t s out hers, 2-BEDROOM, bouse available in ose week. v t ’rs both missing something. Call FA 2 4 0 0 . T bs OFFICE Bor, In Laks Mary, s half-mils from M ayfair Coun­ NEW two bedroom bouse com ­ try Club. pletely furnished; frse water, deposit furnished oa gas. So. BRING THIS AD to Tha Office Cameron Ave. FA 2-2377. Bar. Lake M ary. It will get you Se OFF on every beer consum­ FOR THE BEST RENTAL IN SANFORD CALL FA 24274 or ed on premises, and 23c OFF FA 24642. every 6 -pack to go. 1. Furnished 2 bedroom bouse 2411 Palmetto. 2. Unfurnished 3 bedroom bouse,! kitchen equipped, 2112 Willow 3. Unfurnished 2 bedroom bouse, NOTICE OF B P E C I . L TAX kitchen equipped, 2411 Orange. Legol Notice FURNISHED ap artir— ' elean aot c l o s e in. Jim m y Cowan, Ph FV 2-4013. 2-BEDROOM unfurnished apart­ ment near atorea and school. No pets please. MIS E lm . FURN. A p t 201H W. U t S t SALE o r REN T: 2 bedroom houto com pletely furnished $>S. Call FA 2-77M.______________________ LOWER floor 6-room furni ‘ ed apartment. Phono FA 24733. 2-ROOM furnished kitchenette SCHOOL DISTRICT ELECTION apartment; adults. P h o n s FO R TUESDAY. NOVUM HK II ». FA 2-3202. ISIS. OF TMMKK TNLSTKKa FOR FURN. apL 300 Park Are. SPECIAL TAX SCHOOL DIBTIIICT NUMBER ONE OF SEMINOLE FURNISHED upstairs apartment, ROOM; air con d * kitchen privi­ water furnished, |30. Call COUNTY. FLORIDA. AND D ETER leges; fo r career women. u in a t io n or M iu -v t iE or FA 2 6357. FA 2-7242. TAXES FOR THE KXSUIMS BIEN" 2 1 V H . FOR _SAID SCUOOL DIS- NEWLY DECORATED 3-room fur- DOWNSTAIRS apartment: tdullg tt. ict *«u — ; uiii; or. ished apartment 111 E. (th only. 600 Elm. FA 2-3131. Nolle* It h tr tb r alvois that, pu r­ suant to tha pruvltlont e t Chapter Street. S60 monthly. FA 2-4263 FURNISHED house; 2 bedrooms. SIS. Florida sta tu ttt. l l i l , an elseor FA 2-3766. t!j= wil! tn !i th rsu cb:u t •;=!• nolo Countr. Florida, and In oacb oloctlon proelnct tb tr o o f on T u ttdnr. th* Srd dar o f Novom btr, ISIS, for th* oloctlon from Stmlnolo Countr at largo by th* <iuallRod oltctora o f aatd County of throo T ru ttto t for fp o cla l T a t School Dlatrtct Numbor On* which com prltta nil o f aald Stm lnolt County. Florida, and dtttrm ln atloa o f Ih* m lllts * o f u t o i for th* ta m in g bltnnlum for tald Spoclal T a g gchool D istrict Numbtr On*. T h* ottlm atod ailllag* lory for ■aid gpoclal T a t School D lttrlct Numbtr Oa* fo r th* rogular ttrm la sigh t m ill* for oarh y t t r nr tnt bltnnlum . and Iwo m lllt for Build­ in g A B ut R ttorv* Fuad. P orton t w hot* n t m t i ar* to ho prlnttd aa Ih* ballot for a p p ro ttl aa T ru ttoot may b* n om lnttt i at any ttm* ap ta IS da> ( prtcodlng th* lima a f th* oloctlon by peti­ tion o f f i t * or s o r t p trto n t quailfltd to v o i* In Ih* oloctlon. filod w ith tha Board o f Public latrucllq a o f Som laolo County, Florida, at lo a n I I day* prior to ih* hold­ in g o f oald oloctlon. P ttlllo n form t may b* obtained from the County Superintendent at Public Inttructloa. O aly quallflod oltctora rttld ln g In •aid Spoclal T a t School D lttrlct Number Oa* who pay a ta t on rta l ar personal property within said d lttrlct shall b* entitled to vats In tha election. By order o f th* Hoard a f Public letructloa af Somlaolo County. F lo r­ ida. J. L BR CM LET. Chairman * County Board a t Publlo In ­ struction Somlaolo County, F lorid* Attest: R. T. MILWEE. County BupL A E x-O fficio Secretary Sentinel* County Board o f Public Instruction Publish Sept, st A Oct. r. It. tl. Apply Bud Long, 3rd. and Mala $63 310NTH: 2 bedroom unfurn­ St., Enterprise. ished, kitchen equipped bouse near air station. TeL FA 2-3346. LARGE clesn apartm tnt; living room 12'X20’ ; rug k curtains after 6 P. M. furnished; kitchen equipped; bedroom 14' X 16'; jalouiie back porch; 663. Also furnished apartment 663. 601 Magnolia. Ih THM CIRCI IT COURT OF THF. CaU NO 6 3267. M h T H JUDICIAL CIRCI IT. Ih Legal Notice A hD FOR SEMINOLE COINTT. 3-BEDROOM bouse in U k e Mary FLORIDA Ih I H A M C h T No. l i n g available first week ot Novem­ viola black . ber. CaU FA 2 0773. PUlhtlff. -v * . 1 ROOM Efficiency ApL, private H EREIN BLACK. bath, suitabla for one or couplt. Defendant. NOTICE TO APPK4M Across from Post Office. STATE OF FLORIDA TO; llcrk ln B ltck WELAXA APARTM ENTS: rooms AddrvM And R ctldtn c* privsts baths, 11* W. First St. Unknown Tou a i* hereby n it lf l'd that a bill o f com plaint for divorce hat ROOM sod BOARD. Ph. FA 24382 been filed against you, and you furnished apartount, or* required tu to r e * * copy o f 2-ROOM your anewor o r pleading to th* bill also 6 • room furnished partof com plaint oa th* P laln tlfra a t­ menu 310 MagnoUa. Available torney Paul C. Perhlna. «4 ! Weot now. Telephone A. K. RoisatSouth Street. Orlando, Florida, and fit* th* original A n cn er or ptradter. Florist, FA 2-1831. Ing In th* o ffic e o f th* Clark of the Circuit Court on o r before FURNISHED garage apartnWnt Monday, O ctober M. I lls . If )o u available Oct. 12th. 2343 Pal­ fall to do to judgment by dometto Ave. FA 24323 or fault will b* taktn agalnet you for th* relief domandod la th* bill FA 2 3234. of romplalnt. DONE AND ORDERED at San- 6. Keal Kota to F o r Sale ford. Semlnol* County. Florida, tbla H ot day o f goptembor, A. D. 3-BEDROOM house large lot. till. O P. HERNDON 2409 Adama Court, Wynnewood. CLERK O r THE Terms. CIRCUIT COURT By Martha T. Vlhloa. DC (SE A L! Paul C Perkin Stem per Suggests I II W att South Street If you sre considering building Orlando, Florida A ttorney fo r P la in tiff your own home, let us show you a lakefront site o f unsu*pissed beauty, just a .ew miles from Sanford. One o f Sanford'a best contractors will build you a home that wUl m ike your dream s corns true and for a price below your greatest expec­ tations. W. H. "BU I" STEMPER A fts c y Realtor 4 Insurer PkMS FA 2-4991 lit N. Park BALLROOM ••TICK Tv« m ■ EWI.hOLK C O l.h T r gtlh lh U t o w x l t f l o h h ollo* at Pahll* Hearing To whom It may coa corn : N olle* lo hereby g ltrn la tcrordon c* with Section I o f th* Xonlng Regulations that l*. I . Bonk* h st roqueotsd a "L o s " prrmlt to build chlrkon houses on the fallow ing doscrlh oj p rop e rly ; toils I I I . 4SI. 431 sn.l 43*. Van Are-lelt-O sboro* B rok rrege Com­ pear'* .addition to Black Hammock. Publlo hearing will be hrld la the grm lnole County Court lfou to. County Com mltoluurr* room. W rdnrtdey, October 31. IS ;) at T-31 P. M. er a s aooh th erreftrr at possible. • psm lnolt County Zoning Commlotloa By Robert A Brown iirmlnol* County Z on in g Director Publish O clobtr T, IISS. ON V C U R S C L F -.... WHAT DID J D A /I f f (D w / u ia school o f * dance 6th Thru 8th Grade REGISTER NOW . . . Game* Begin Oct. 15th i’ hone FA 2-0881 Sanford Furniture Company H as Sold and Serviced P E R F E C T IO N FOR THI3 POOCH 7 IS P U N T Y SM AH T/ G o e s POO 1 h k d e t e c t iv e s t u f f ON T V ? M B 'S P A S T P O L IC E O C X 3 W A T C M -H rU . .- s p o r w e ^ i tcH x e a A H O O A Q K .* IT 5 A B5-QUN.* HC'3 SEEM ir oefoqe F ir e p o t O IL Famous H EATER 30 Y E A R S G u a ra n te e d 10 Y e a rs / I f You Compare PRICES and SPECIFICATIO N S You’ll Buy A m i t i t Bar a t u c i t t t r , toe*. O. p . HERNDON CLERK CIRCUIT COURT SEHINOLH COUNTY SAI FORD, FLORIDA Br> Martha T. rih la a Dapntr Clark W IN D ER W EED LB A HUNTER S r Marais A. W ard III l i t park Avaaaa. Soath W latar Park. F lorida H E A L) rahUak Sagt U t O d U U \ The \ flM fs u d tic n S A N FO R D 300 E ast F irst Street F U R N IT U R E Sanford, F la. C O . Phone F A 2-1914 �!P h .F A 2 t. Female Help W ile d S. Rial Estate Far Sal* lY M O N D m . b a l l a n d a sso c ia te s Real M U i — lamaace SwtJT Park Ave.Ph. FA 2-3841 S ta lltr a n R ealty fa |W. U llTHCMi - M b ett t e Hi M. Park - o. smra Mettetn-Valau Gouatot, LAEB MART da M. Mu m — Aaeetoaue, Ph. FA 2-3WT a# FA 2-1994. PMk At*. FA 1-LOT, TO f t wide by 148 ft. deep, cleared, lacing Country Club Rd. In Loch Arbor section, call FA 2-1123. flAFF-A-DAY C. R. M L L ffl IMS Freteh Av*. Ph. PA M9#l OSTEEN Territory Available C TM FUMPS — •PRRgRLRR All type* tad it**#, toeuOed "Do It Yourself” WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 6im.Btcrt*tBmfyiaato2H.w«M states S T I N ■ • H ootb seorem g R p op r l l j £ r t o j£ r v l e # ^ 13. Electrical Sen leeo M. “ Dra" Veto! Rtoetrteal Bar. PIANO TUNING ft RRPAOUNG W. L. HARMON Dez Saye For Service Call. . PH. PA 2-4123 Altar 5 P. M FA 2 4894 FA 3-3983 A U T O G LA SS Route wiring — Electric Service Sid Vihlen IN S T A L L E D RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. WindahiM Rack Glam 113 Magnolia FA 3-881S KNOTTY Licensed — Bonded Palntles ft 112-114 W. ted I t Decorating. Fro# EHImil** Work GuaraBtMd. SEMINOLE R#y Reel Feint ft Bad) PAINTLNO CONTRACTORS 10th ft Saaford FA 2-1204. Behind Studabaker Garag# • NEW RAVENNA » PARK H O M ES • Qii#t Community • N#ar Golf C stn e $450 Down •9 Tara Wrnt Oa 20th 81. F#8ow Country C M IA . A Watch Far Oar Sign# . • • OPEN DAILY 9it0 A. M. *111 Dark SUNDAY £ 2 100 f . M. 'HI Dark S h o an u tkaA CenatraeUen Co-, toe. . H a e fA “In the City o f Reg. $238.00 Gracious L ivin g” H. R. POPE CO. W ILSO N - M A IE R DAWN'S BEAUTY SALON Air Conditioned Dryora ^ PINE *340 Reg. $229.50 Down Payment-No Cloning u. i'Um war PA 1-160 er PA CITRUS TERRS 104-84 E. 1st. Ph. FA t-1141 ---------- SO *169 DINING ROOM SUITE 5 Yr. Factory Guarantee — Lace Tufted (no buttona)—Twin or Full Buffet - Table Four Chart# SUo *49® FREE board Plastic Head' A Legs FOAM RUBBER MATTRESS & BOX SPRING Only 7 Full Size ft 4 Twin Size Ai Thin Terrific Price! SO *169 Choice of Colons LIMITED STOCK H om n feature 3 Bedroom* 1 }j Tile Hatha • Screened Porch . Utility Room • Ter* ratio Floor* • Carport* - Landocaped Lot* * A ll City Convtatoaeee. $69 Twin ‘6 9 ” Full ‘7 9 ” ROYAL COMFORT 50 DINING ROOM GROUPS Entire Stork Cochran Driftwood PAYMENTS HUNDREDS W A IT ! W A T C H ! INNERSPRING MATTRESS 10 Yr. Guarani#*— „ ftCQ C A Lace Tafted (ne K ,Sbutton*)—Firm er . ma or Med. Firm—Nnn Trad# 5Z0.U U Sax Hdges—Cbeicn _________ of Ticking FREEp *'' This Comb. OF # A One Ice Blue R eg. $228 50 *149 2 Pc. LIVING ROOM Choice of Color* R eg. $159.50 *119® ODD CHESTS *39® $2450to *2950 U N A D V ER TISED 10% Down Delivers f PAINT and WALLPAPER SUPPLIES Buy 1 aal. - Get I VRCEI Mutt b* high AIRLINE CAREER DIVISION Norihweit School* Dept. A0-33 Box 10 •/• Sanford Herald Rime •••leeeieeeM M #••*»»* •*••••• Addreae e d lM H IM e tM tM tllH M I# aty .... Ago •«•#••#• Mat# MMMMiiet PkfiM **#••••«• Id t t t lllM •••aaeaeHffe I WOfk.eee MARY CARTER FAINTS SOI w. 1st SL FA !-*M9 HE WENT SPACE HEATER, tauk and stand 913. FA 2-3MI. SINGER sowing machine; dims, embroiders, monograms without attiehmente. Assume 11 pay­ ments at $3.97. Write Finance Mgr., e/o Sanford Herald. M W E V E R Y -D A Y ! 1*11 Ue Your Furniture. Quick Service With The Cash. SUPER TRADING POST, FA 34177. DURATHERM HEATER, N gal. tank and stand: tank full of ell: excellent condition. FA t-8384, after 9 P. M. FA 2 3011. N AVY AND NEW COM ERS TO SA N F O R D SPEC IA LS! fc h o h BEDDING CO. Sw. Magnolia Ave. SUNLAND Estates & South PINECREST 4th Addition BUKA A CHAIR Only 2 Sela — One Green HALE Matching Bo* Spring Saato Price For Opening D ate W. 20th SL PA 2-740$ Saaford *129 SUITES 20% D I S C O U N T MONTHLY CLOSE OUT 50 FOAM RUBBER Large 31 in. x 60 in. Table — 6 Matching Chairs — TOTAL PRICE i r r a r n T T T O -------------- W* Inrlte yea to be ear gaeato absolutely free wllkoat ebllgaIlea at on* of Hanford'* leading Molila while yea locate salt* able tearing for yoareelf and family. Pick up year key at ear Salea Office. HOLLYWOOD BEDS 7 Pc. DINETTES *9840 ale tralalaf. FA 2-3742. Specials! 6 Pc. SOLID MAPLE Bedding BEDROOM SUITE Double Drawer— Chant— 2 Twin Size Panel Beds ONLY ONE! Fly to Chicago at ae additional New Aad Used Furniture charge, upon cempletion of haIII B. Pint SL FA 34tt> Hair Styling — Permaoenta —Oil Used furniture, eppllaneei, tools eehool gradual*, 1941. Treatment*— TV Stomps, Soft ate. Bought-iold Larry's Mart coupon today for cemftoe Water - Air Cond. Harriett's 313 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 1-4132. Mall detail*. Beaaty Nook, 103 So. Oak— Robeon Sporting Gooda 114# Pnwch Ave. Ph. PA M ill 219 8. Park — PA 2-4234 HONEY TONE Dream Homes AIR LINES iwugsaflaays/w* ■MUHK81* .arunil W E L C O M E ------COMING SOON — Formal Opening YOUNG MSN A WOMKN 203-209 E. Pint SL Ph. PA 2-0993 Prepare now fer an elritae ca­ reer. Thla eieltlng field e ftn • BIO VALUES MT W. 2 nd SL Ph. PA 24831 many opportunlltoe. Yea tan • QUICK CREDIT train for Steward*** or ee* of • EASY TERMS the maay lagsrtatt greual WR GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Jl _____FA 2-7994 peeiUoae. Hamiia on sour root, ready for JACHOffS REPAIR SHOP December planting; H” — H” . R ft M EOOFC7Q Contracung #§ hepairn wYmina — t’aeh. to Goa. Repairs May be seta at 1720 Fire! St. Licensee — Bonded —lnrorrd W. mth. ft Old. L. Miry Rd. j r T m T n v g s r ? 25E 55Z FREE ESTIMATES IIS Sanford Ave. Ph. FA t-T$43 R. M. Wilkinn, Contractor LUTINO PARAKEET — Male. 8 • AiphaH Driveways weeks old; also cage. FA 3-1831. • Parking Ana* CUSTOM BUILT ROMES Quality Workmanship ft Mlteriala TTHCtTiaJ Remodeling - F r n EtOmaOM Term* To Suit Your Budget Repa'rs Fbtoto FA 14744 A BARGAIN — II ft. aluminum •Free Kttlmatoa BILL BERNOSKY, Contractor • Work Guaranteed boat, trailer end 't’vlnrude Mo­ tor. Guy K. Bishop, 974 E. 20lh. FLOOR sending tad ftaleklag Phone FA 3-4030 Sanford, Fla. Cleaning, Waging. S e r v i n g TV and RADIO REPAIR sf'tr EYE AND BUY Seatnoto ConaVy ttoo# UK. H. M. GLEASON. Lab# Mary. 3:00 nlghta and wttktndi; San­ tko Now 19*9 Kvlarwdot ford, Lako Mary and Longwood. 40 and 73 II. P. Motor*, also all FA 2-2772 and FA 3 6013, ROOF CLEANING AND COATlNO 1139 model Motors, Boats and Exclusive agent for 8URCO la LAWN MOWER Repairs - Heat­ Trailer* at Closa Out Prices. this area. Work guaranteed, en* ers Cleaned ft Servleed. LEWIS Sample; FA 2-3647 for fr#« * Kimat#a SALES ft SERVICE. PMf W. 10 liee 30 H. P. Now $M3 BILL EVANS St. Ph. FA 3-7918 or FA 9-3488. 11393 IT FT. SeotUe Craft $1030 1204 Trailers Now $130 Ij. .SpeeulTorvCSS" Compute Leww Matotenenee; All r*eoodlUon*4 used motors at TV SERVICE vrithln th# hour. Service COU 62-90 plul parti. 411 WUlew Ave. PA S-719 T E. First St. Work Guariatoed I Mo. Ph. Ftaaace Plaa — Bay Newt FA 2-9799. ROLLAWAY, Hoapitai end Baby Gateway To Th* Waterway Bed*. Dir, Week er Month — AIR CONDITIONING Your EVINRUDE Dealer FURNITURE CENTRE BEDROOM SUITE With B o o k c a s e lied — Slightly Damaged ONLY ONE! W. H. “ BUI” STEMPER Agency Realtor 4b Insurer PIMM FA 2-4991 111 N. Park r Mather of Sanford ft Uaed Farmturo ft Appttaeees. A Good Plaeo To a BUY SELL er TRADE JENKINS FURNITURE FA 2-4413 Cat Ftowsra Fer Any Oeenatoa 4N Sanford Ave. FA I-744U SANFORD PLOVER SDOP Deer GUa* Vent Glass II. BelMing - Palatini - Repairs SERVICE Senkarik Gtnna and Paint Co. mm Stemper R egrets SSAVEI New * Used Furniture tad Appliances Hetktoeey and fnpily Cm. c'm,“* that he doesn't have a dozen homai like this one to sell: three tedroom, concrete block, perfect Audition, large landscaped lot, easy Walking distance to Pinecrest School. Priced $12,100 for quick sale—monthly payments $86.sg per month after reason able down payment. go or San Francisco to share expenses. FA S-llH. '33 PLYMOUTH fordor. 8 cylin­ NO JOB TO LARGE OR SMALL der: just had new ringl, In­ sert* and valve Job; eloteh lets *4— Lewi A Feamd Drive Way* — Perking Areaa then year old; rune good —looks RENTALS: Day - Week-Month good; priced at $323. Phone LOST Sunday between T aid • Front End Leaden a. m., Ledy’e white geld HeaQFA 3-7770. Grader* — Dm*n — Dragline* ion wrist watch, tn or aeaf AH Rtlltrs — Iftnafeeta JT Furmtter* Soule Cethelle Church. Phene PHONE: Dnya, FA 3-8134 FA i-lim . REWARD; Night*. FA 2-712$ *r FA 3-3843 G St. 1188 RUICK Special — Dynaflo - PAINT $ U 9 f*L T-Shirts Me. -Heater; like sew. Priced to ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS STORE 310 Saaford Ave. fell at $1830. Call FA 2-2909. Dallas Asphalt Co. Earn that extra money need­ ed for Christmas Shopping. Be the AVO N REPRESENTA­ TIVE I Writ* Mra. Jean MUanlcb. Bog 341. Lockhart, Fla. for interview. WAITRESS WANTED: Apply Chimney Corner Restaurant, 1-BEDROOM, CB, Ilk bath home. PINECREST 2nd. Addltirv 3-bedlfwy. 17-92, DeLand. Phono FA 2-5333._____________ room, 2 bath, kitchen equipped home; plao paneled d e a. T Mato Help Warned FA 2-M23. % ene With The Wind YOUNG MEN — Train for AIR­ TARA this recently remod 930# DOWN LINES. See our ad under Class. #1*4 two ttory, beautifully turn 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath, largo living 23, Education-Instruction. lihed bom# ia typical of the room and bedrooms: kitchen •Id South. Two itoriai, with upequipt. See at 103 E. Woodland DRY CLEANtNG Assistant. Apply valalri and downjtiin railed Dr. Phono owner, FA 3-40T3. in person to Downtown Cleaners rebel, four bedrooma. . and Laundry. rated M full city block la MUST SELL- Being transferred! Sanford, aurrouadod by huge Nothing Downt Assume pay- FULL TIME: Rag Boys. Must be ahado trooa. . .Orange grove. ... menu $73 month. 13T Country tl or over. Apply Manager, Second bouao oa property renta Club Drive. Food Fair. far W par month. Price $19,300 finished («an alao bo purchaa- LOCll ARBOR: Beautiful 3 BR. OFFICE MAN for Budget Depart­ ment. Steady employment, g«#d ed unfuratibed), only $2900 home near golf course. Oversize yard with maay trees. You working conditions, opportuni­ dowa. Lot ua show you how you must sea thU bargain. FA 2-4823 ties for advancement. Firestone can recapture the graceful liv­ Stores, Sanford, Florida. ing of the past without sacrific­ BY OWNER: lakefront. corner ing modern comforts. lot; 3 bedroom kitchen equip­ M. »BM” 8TRMPKR Agency ped concrete block home. Call CHEF: Must be able to take Realtor A Issuer FA 2 0420 after 3 P. M. eharge of kitchen; references FA 1-4991 11$ N. Park required; wages between 393*100 (6 day week). Cell between 1VE ROOM House; 9 bedrooms, Stemper Presents 4 and 8 P. M. only NO 1-46*3. >teg* porch. Uio W. 3rd. Street, A Nifty Sanford. fer the Thrifty iw u r n s s r at 9*739. _ ____ L. Paylon Rrfteteeed Real Euiate Rroker We urge you to see this new 3 DAYS WORK WANTED. FA 2 2334 bedroom, concrete block home 1 ASSOCIATEp larp E. Canaea — La* SalvaU with a kitchen large enough to This Is • guest pats to the Movieland Drive-In Theatre for Mrs. really enjoy eating in. Conven­ Ph. FA 1-1301 17-93 at Hiawatha Russel McKettile, Sanford, to iently located, not too far out. teo “ The WoaderfUl Country” . and not too close iz. Good RIAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN IS44 French Ave. terms. T^^Ium EIn^Tervlre^^^^""* J .W .H A L L W. H. “BIU” STEMPER Ag**#y SANrORD Flashing ft Heating ^ Realtor Realtor A lasurar 239# So. Elm Ph. FA 2-7914. ‘ Call Hall” Phone FA 3-3641 ASSOCIATES: H. E. Tlffer, Arthur I*. Day, Everett Harper FLUMBINO 13-BEDROOM house 1301 WynneRobert F. Hay, Bart PUeher Contracting ft Repair# wood Dr. Low down payment. Phono FA 2-4991 112 M. Park Free Estimates Phone FA 2-7797. R. L. HARVEY ISACRIFICE: Beautiful 2 bedroom 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 3-3343 home on 100‘ x ISO' lot with cit­ C. A . W hiddon, Sr. rus trees; in city. Phone 11 ROKER FA 2-4139. 2*3 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA l-SWl [HOMES AND LOTS for colored people. Also homes built on leU. A y Wall. Phone FA 2*1397. BUSINESS OP YOUR OWN “ NOT VENDING MACHINES'* AIR CONDITIONING |ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor Saaford And Surrounding Areas CONTRACT and REPAIR WORE Baymaad Lundqalat. Assoc. FA 2-4343 FA 2-3981 Atlantic Saak Bldg. You will be associated with and 1667 Saaford Ave. aponsortd by a local civic or ganiiation. No age limit and Plumbing <1 Repairs BY OWNER: 2-bedroom home, best location in Country Club no selling. Business is set up Je# C. Thomas for you, only supervision ia 1023 Sarita St. Manor. Phone FA 2 6842. FA 2 0840 needed. If you would like to earn big money in a Iteady |LAKE MARY BUILDING LOTS ar-round business, writ# for Wa have stvtrsi desirable build lervlew. Address reply to: '% lot* in Lake Mary priced Area Supervisor — P. O. Box to sail. Call us. 13## — Columbia. S. C. Give name, address and phone num b«r. This requires *2000 — $4000 cssh for Inventory. 1118 N. Peek Ave. Ml FA 8-8123 EL Arttoto* Few PACTOftt TO YOU 38 OLDS “ IB” 2dr hard top, Jet­ ENVRLOPSS. L#4torh#i4i, state- tway tren*. dual exhaust, R ft ALUMINUM ■4*19, toveleea, hand Mils, and H. FA 2-4379. VENETIAN RURDft m r ib i, *4#. Pregroasive Eecloaed head, flea anal Mating C*. Phone PA 2-2981 — '37 CHEVY “ 2t0” model fordor, rail with plastic ends. $98 Weal ISUi Bk tutone. see anen Spar Ser., •r rayea tap**. Cettea of aylea H»l French Ave. $1093. eertU. SEPTIC TAMM SERVICE S m ln rik Gtoan aad P itot Oa. 3-BEDROOM trader fully air con­ 113 -118 W. Sad RL Fh. F A B4 « S A HARR DeBARY ditioned. washer and dryer. Will NOrth 8 4423 NOrth 8-4711 sell equity very reasonable or will trade for equity In 3 bed­ WANT PASSENGERS to Sea Meroom home. Phone FA 2-3134. YOUNG WOMEN — Train for AIRLINES. Soo our ad under Class. 23, EducStloo-lnstnictlM. N. V. Famar, Realtor D. H. Whitmore Lillian G. Trama t u n MORTGAOE. 911,999 for Aisoclatoa. }1S S. French Ave. Ph. FA J-322I lovely thro* bedroom home; er hour*, FA E-MU, FA 2-4921, deelrabio area. $S,ooo Dowa. Th. FA 2-4303. 3-0361_____________________ 29. AatamohUeo > Trallen i t Sptotel yamitar* Siaras# and Moving T# nil From Anywhere la; Fa. FA t-$4M REALTOR # AIMER’S AGENCY Wad.. Oct 7. lM t - P l d 11 9*911* HOUSEWIVES You may ! j tte ene we or* looking for totoerve an AVON territory NOW. Writ*. Mrs. Mi­ lan!eh, Btt 246, Lockhart, Fla tv ra i LOTTIE BlOABWAf lrn M a t _______ Seminole Realty WANTED: full time: live maid. Call FA 2-7WS. M HERBERT STRN9TR0H E n u BUg. Lake Miry n, •* 9 Ph. FA 2-632! Homes Designed For Florida Living. 3 & •! Bedroom.* — 1 A 2 Baths V A - FHA F H A In Service Conventional Financing Down Paym ents Low as $425 You can move In Imntedi ntely while the paper* are being processed. We Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On The Construction Of Your Homo Or Your Money Cheerfully Refunded. at Hollars $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 58 RAMBLER Rebel Cuatem • Felly F^alpped . I.ew MUleage • Lika Now Inaid# Aad Out • Pric­ ed Fer quick Bala AI *1995 I 6 I 9 * 66 58 CHEVY DolRay Farder Y-l • Stan­ dard Tramamlaatoa • Beauti­ ful Dark Greeu Finish •’ Pricer Fer quick Bale At *1495 9 6 6 6 9 9 * 58 FORD Tuder Station Wagon 56 CHRYSLER Station Wagon 55 FORD HUtton W agon* (3 ) $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Our Uaed Can Will Be Dlaplayed For Your In­ spection Nightly On Our Large Lighted LaL W HERE D EALS S H IN E a t ilia elfft y o u r beat b a y H01LIR Odham & Tudor, MOTOR SALES 2nd A PataMtto Inc. 1ANFOOD Cor Hwy. 17-95 A 27th St Phon FA 2-1501 FA 2-0711 ar FA 24221 �N tm attorney E m it A. Jack, «k» AM Iki erigtoal suit whkh vhlmatety led to the gto#. lag of the count*, gaM Tuesday ho m i l seek aa tojoaettoa la keep the city from atllto*. Anotbtr Negro, Frank Hamptoa, t ill proceedings would ba filed today either la circuit or U. I. district court ' Meaatlma, the city haa lot saty « m y of the bida mat ita qualifim ewUtm . Slams leadty at Omtssd. ^ S m fta a cte o my-Nfners and Packers, ealy NFL tcama wMh parfeet records after tba Brat twe'weeks af play, elaah at Orem Bay. Coach Vine* Lombar­ di'* Faahaea are faer-point fac­ ie tod a y 's attar pairings. Um Batamara CaRa a n ffe paint ataiaaa ta tame the Una* at Detrail; the Bear* arc tamed over • e Las Aasclaa 'Ranu by aavan el Chtosgw; |W Eagle* ara fav­ ored ever the FinatirEi ttcclm ta twe at Philadelphia, and tba Chicapa Cardlaala-ltadaklna game St Vaahiagtea to rated a loaaup. tka cky stipulated at tint k would accept ao Mda lower than tka pur value ot the courses. But wham so Mda ware offered, the city, put the eauraaa 19 far tale again at any price- with a provUkw it oouid decide If the bide were sufficient. Bida of uaa.ooa and tm.ooo were offered fog the Hyde Park courac, appraiied at IfOd.ocO. -The Brentwood courac, valued at *49*,000, drew bida of 1193,000 and 12*0,000. N eed Tam e Deer HOLLYWOOD (UP1) — A major Hollywood studio la looking for a big. tame brown bear to wrestle with actor Robert Ryan to the film* tog of la Alaakaa ataeL "Unless they find a bear tama enough to satisfy sat, they're getog to have .t o get a man in Boh Ryan’s akto for this fight,” the actor said. THE GRACEFUL sweep cf Buick’a sculptured atytinp la the Electrm 225 four-door hardtop, the moat luxurioue modal la the Bulek line. The exquisite atyllng of the EJectra 225 haa been tehenced by A luxurious brushed aluminum panel that extenda alone the bottom of the ear from the front wheel housing to the rear bumper. AO Electra aeries models carry the four rentiporta on the front fenders to distinguish them from the other aeries. New features on all 1960 Buieka include a new trans­ verse muffler which replaces the two mufflers previously need an cars equipped with dual exhaust systems. Also new la an adjustable Instru­ ment panel, the first in the automotive industry, which the driver can act to the viewing position most suited to his height. WITH F O O D M A R T Qt K R A FTS f RE D T O P ' VSALAD 1 C (L im it 1 Pleas* (Limit S With Order) TALLAHASSEE (UP1)' - Two Negroes under tba death sentence far raping white women In Pinel­ las County have tad their cle­ mency plcai turned dawn by the Kate Pardon .Board. State Ally. Clair Davis went before the board Tuesday to peraenaUy oppose commutation of sentence for John Edward Paul, II. and Willie George City, wbo was described a* having an **Irre­ sistible yearning for women, re­ gardless of color.” Paul wu convicted for raping a 47-year-old Clearwater grand­ mother. Davis said Paul had a criminal record from the time he was 10 years old and had carried with him since ta was 14 "tba idea of raping a white woman.” Harold A. Jackson of Tampa, Paul's attorney, said Paul would not have received the death penal­ ty had he not been a Negro. "It doe* not take much evidence to convict a Negro to this state,” Jackson said. City's attorney. M. M. Jooes, claimed City did not understand what be was admitting when ta signed a eonfeaaloo. However, Davis said CMy tad admitted five other rapes to tha same area as the assault toe which be was convicted. Gov. LeRoy Collin# wlU sot execution detei for the Negroni at a later date. FOOD KING (With 95 Order) nr [ iN il I7 T w ¥ iT » I I K j n iB w lili jI COFFEE (With «5 Or More Order) SUNNYLAND - SMOKED r WINTER GARDEN BIG FAMILY SIZE WHOLE SLICED « Iplj (gk'u be* 1v**,Itoy T 3*1 LIBBY’S LEMONADE or LIMEADE ti * •’ • " i V ^ B * »• ^ ‘ ' ■ -» w HEAVY ^ WESTERN ENERGY R O U N D ' GIANT SIZE CI.EANSEH A car with major advances in transmission, suspension, brakes, and engines which are Buick’s alone today A solid, substantial car • A car of superb comfort, quiet, reliability • A car you should drive soon SARA LEE BEAUTY BAR t JACK SPRATT B A N A N A CAKE 17 Oz. Size SMALL LEAN Rnr cwfart, ptotasu, ad qulitj Mra iatMlw tear md csavstouca OatitMdtoi pwfwaMca «Rk Doors that open wider — ea\«r to get in and oqt. Family »ixe Interior. Scam that are higher, more deeply cushioned, and repotitiooed to provide more room foe feet and leg*. Per hap* the quictctt running car in America due to Bukk'a high ute o f Intula* tioo and lorque-tube drive. Buick'i quality control program come* to a peak in the Turbine Drive Duck 'M . Aa entirely new “ M inonugic” liutrumcat panel. It lct> the driver tee tpecd. gat gauge, nnd other ncceuary reading* at a glance in n mirror be tilt* to tun hit own eye level. And a new cultuite tafety option — the TWilight Sentinel*— that lurnt headlight* on uitiamalicall/ at irnnct ...Q tf uuiomattiallj at cumlte. Ail-new color* and fabric*. t- B u ick'i E iclu iiv e Turbine Drive Tranuumiunt it jet-tmooth, rcipond* fa.ter, mure cconomicall) than c>cr. No Stan ever dull while the car n in motion. 2. Uukk't Evcluiive Air-Ho Aluminum Drum Brake*— found on no other Amer­ ican car. Fin-cooled drum* front and rear for fader cooling. Fad cooling m eu* safer Mopping, to*per beaks life. k m m j Slotted wheel* pa** a current o f air from under tbc car corolanlly over the brakes fur added cooling efficiency. (Wheel* arc 15* tire which give* you up to 1/9 more tire life.) 3. Buick'i esc Unite Wildcat Engine* give high efficiency with high economy. ( Aa optional new LcSabre Engine is Jc i ignoJ to give Buick performance on regular BLEACH S A N FO R D We / K ew ne Tbe Right C H U LU O TA Te Limit Quantitive �, . § a n f f lr f c j % S fm lii WEATHER: Fair and slightly wanner tonight and tomorrow. High today, 85-92. Low tonight, 80-85. VOL. X L IX United Pma Ltucd W in EatabUalreri 1908 THURSDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1959 SANFORD. F L O R ID A N O . 537 Dock Strike Injunction Asked By Government NEW Y O R K (U P I) — An the docum ent by jet plane to | itrike was "causing Increased awtstant U . S. attorney general President Eisenhower's Palm I prices and reduced supplies" to was enroute here today to file a Springs, Calif., vacation head­ , consumers In coast areas as well Tafl-Hartley Injunction in federal quarters. j as affecting the supply o f vital district court to halt the dock I By law, the president must defense m alerlali. Itrike. h iv e the report In his hands be­ Although an injunction was eeaEighty-five thousands striking fore he orders tha Justice De­ sldered a foregone conclusion. It longshoremen appeared all but partment to go after an Injunc­ appeared unlikely that negotla* certain to be ordered back to tion. tlons on a new contract would re* work today. The back-to-work order could sume for at least a week. President Elaenhowcr late Wed­ be written out and handed to Union and industry sources eaid PENSACOLA, Flu. (UPI) _ The center of Tropical nesday night ordered Atty. Gen. ILA officials by this afternoon. both sides would be busy getting Storm Irene alammed into Pensacola early today, raking the William P. Rogers to seek the No federal court has aver re­ the strikebound ports back la city with 55 mile an hour winds and heavy rains. injunction at ooee. He acted on jected a government request for operation. In addition, It was beDamage appeared to be light. No injuries or deaths were the strength of a federal fact- j a Taft-llartley injunction to stop lieved the negotiators would call reported. finders' report that the Maine to a strike for M days. a cooling off period to let tea* The Weather Bureau said the remnants of the poorlyTexas strike was curtailing deliv­ The board said the eight-day peri abate. ery of food and fu el to 22 million defined storm would sweep Into I persons. smithsrn Alabama and Georgia Reached at his home here, Wil­ ■riag the day, dumping up to liam V. Bradley, president of the five inches o f rain In some sec* International Longshoremen's As­ tktos. Winds were diminishing to sociation. said " I t the president SI to 10 miles an hour gusts as of the United States signs the Irene moved inland. Taft-llartley Act, we will com ­ IV e center of the storm hit ply with It." tfcia northwest Florida city shortly It tied with the 1956 I LA strike after dawn, and weather observ­ for the swiftest pro-Injunction pro­ ers said they could not detect any cedure In the 13-year history of calm " e y e " which la character­ AUSTIN, Tea. (U P I) - Emer- would be toxic If inhaled lo large the Taft-llartley Act. TALLAHASSEE (U PI) Gov. istic of a well defined tropical The three • m an fset • finding gency crew s, fearing an explosion enough dose* by persona unaware LcRoy Collins and Sen. Ed P rice board had been appointed only or a aeries of blasts, evacuated of its presence. of Bradenton swapped Ideas today m s - . highest gusts of 53 miles an " I t looks bad until we can no­ Tuesday, It held a 90 minute pub- I between 3oo and 400 families from were clocked five hours be- and readied plans for an all-out lie hearing Wednesday at which a three m ile radius of a gaa pipe­ tify all of those people," Ludwig cam paign for adoption of the reGENEROUS JENNY LYNN YOUNG, aged five, gave half her winnings the center hit the mainland. said. "W o just have to keep b o ^ spokesman for both side* blamed line eruption early today. from The Sanford Herald footM l content to the United Fund yeaterdMy. Forecasters said damage appar­ apportlonment proposal to be on Fumes blanketed the entire ing that no sparks set tt off.” each other for the strike, rushed the ballot Nov. 3. UF representative George Day gave Jenny • pledge card oa her brother, ently was no more than In a goodPolice and fire department alto complete its report, then flew area of this populous state capital Collins told hia news conference ■teed windstorm. Jim, who took first place in the contest, looked on. Jenny gained second city. ficials aald the danger area wpa % Tito gusts ____ knockad __ down a few that P rice rpent the night a t the place in the competition by telling her father, Homer Young, which teams Policem en, fireman and service­ three mile radius of where tha lftwlrea. toJe up'shrubs". j mansion and (hey discussed the men from Bergstrom Air Force Inch pipeline burst under 1M to pick as winners. The brother and sister missed only four gume winners awnings sod propelled campaign over breakfast. P rice atripped Base, som e o f them forced to wear pounds of pressure. Fumes from each. The average missed was about 10 in the "upset" weekend just sail debris for short distances. tended the news conference with gas m asks, rushed through the tha gaa quickly blanketed this passed. .Mr. and Mrs. Young also entered the contest but just didn't have The storm apparently bad little him. danger area warning residents to city o f 140,000. Residents from M They agreed, Collins said, to con ­ their children’s "savvy.” (Staff Photo) m n o effect on everyday life hers, shut off all pilot lights la stoves far as 30 miles away called the tact television and radio stations ■ b o o l s wens open as usual and and water heateri and to leave gas company and reported a n g l ­ MOSCOW (U P I) — The world's around the state to get tim e to aR businesses were expected to ing fumes. biggest river liner "Soviet Union" the area quickly. ta K U oa with no delay for clean­ present arguments for the 44-acnaPolice Capt. 0 . H. Ludwig aald has been com pleted at tha Krasnoe up. Civilian employes at the near* tor, 103-member House apportion­ Sormovo shipyard! at Korky, Tasi as many aa 1,000 families may be by Pensacola Naval Air Station ment formula. nows agency reported today. It forced to leave their homes be­ Both of them expressed concern w ere told by radio to report as I fore the situation la brought under gave no tonnage figures. about the plan's chances In view eeual to work. control. of a steam-roller of opposition Irene moved Inland on the A strong southerly wind was N orthwest Florida panhandle on building up in the populous areas. blowing the fumes Into the down­ "W e both feel the opposition, by TOKYO ( U P I ) ------A (olal o f 471 ■ 200-mlle front, roughly from a town area, and Ludwig aald tha boats sank during the rampage of Utile west of Pensacola east to over-generalisation, has given the danger of explosion was "rapidly wrong view o f the plan," he la id . Typhoon Vera which flammed into Apalachicola. The highest gusts toward the downtown By JACK PHILLIPS ; industry. Surviving a low ebb In posed of Just before 1930. Chase central Japan tw o weeks ago, the moving There la • need to tell the people ■ c u r r e d between Pensacola and Observing its 73th anniversary agricultural fortunes. Chase re- marketed ita remaining citrua transportation ministry announced area." Panam a CUy. Tides were gener* where (he additional represent* O fficials aald there was a sec­ ally lew along the coait. ranging Uon In the Legislature will go and this year, Chase and Company of ceived William R. Harney aa a through the Florida Citrus Ex­ today. Five m ore are listed as ond d in g e r from the gaa. Rescue TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) A Sanford can boast of service to partner just before the turn of change for the next five years, how It will improve representation missing. from about one to three feet crew* w ere finding many persona Ing car veered out of control to 35o markets in lrearly all the ! the century. A Jacksonville ofafter which U resumed its own above normal, the Weather Bu­ in the rtate. still asleep aa they made a house front of a high school today t a d He said he will solicit the sup­ United States in Canada, and parts (ire was opened in 1904, and In marketing. The fertilizer and reau said. No flooding was report­ to house canvass of tha danger plowed Into a group of students 1914 the company was incorporal- growers' supply business was de­ ed, although high wavaa low ed port o f tha proposal, and wilt con of Europe. ERWIN, Tenn. (U P I) - Police area. They explained propane gas awaiting the morning bell, Injuring The company recently published ed. veloping during this period. som e aand on tome roads just o ff tact nawspaper editors over the look care of som ebody who at­ acta Uka a "sleeping g ta " and three of them. The driver, ap­ a color brochure recounting its The insurance business was sold "Believing that honesty begets tempted to set up a business in state to try to win them over. the beach. parently ihocked by tha grisly history in the Sanford area and just before World War I, so that honesty, and trust begets trust, Ihc No llusinc.s community near Meanwhile, gale warnings re­ scene, died momenta later of a relating details of its growth. , full time could be devoted to the personnel have created a mained d isp la y'd from Pensacola here. Today It w as the same old No heart attack. Chase and Company is the se- Chase's agricultural and grower's way of business that has served to Cedar Key In Florida, and Business. Ih e officers chopped up Tw o 13-ycar-ald girls w ere seri­ cond oldest Arm here, with only 1 supply Interests. M ost of the com well," President Randall Chase • ■ m a ll craft from Pensacola to a 60-gallon whisky still and four ously Injured. A 13-year-old boy Hill Lumber and Supply Yard, pany’ i citrus husjneas was dis­ said la an anniversary statement. barrels o f corn masb. run ta Gprda, Fla., were ed v lied suffered len er'in ju ries. oflvv m ar-tog its Mth year, pre­ to* remain l a port. A dozen other pupllc clustered ceding it on the local scene. Iran# was moving In a northF ire T ra p s 200 on the sidewalk across the street In HUM Sydney and Joshua northwesterly direction as U SOUTHEND, England (U PI) The Seminole County School from the entrance to Wilson M emo­ [• PITTSBURGH (U PI) - Negotia­ Chase founded the company which m oved intand. rial High School averted Injury by Fire trapped about 2U0 persons on packed the first trainload of The New Orleans Weather tions aimed at ending the M-day Board's auditor has found the jumping out o f the Way o f the ca* Ihe seaward end of Southend i'irr celery to leave Sanford, and which Bureau said (idea four feet above steel strike were at an iinpssse INDIANAPOLIS. Iml. (UPI) — Evangelist Hilly Wednesday night but all were res­ financial condition of the school* rcening car. norm al would occur in the Apala­ today and both the United Steel­ now employs more than 'Hxi peo­ Graham says Nikita Khrushchev will go to hell. Police theorized the driver. W . cued by hosts. .Moil of the pier, good and their financial records chee bay area east of here. Tides workers and industry expected the ple. (iriihum, speaking to the second service of his one of tile must popular in Lou­ well kept, Supl. It. T. Milwce Stewart Hunt. 49-year-old business Cnase ami Company's first acti­ o f two to three feet over norm al next move to develop in the Wiiite machine salesman, may have suf­ don's “ Coney Island,” was destroy­ told the board thla morning. month-long crusade here, spoke to the Russian Premier vities were selling fire Insurance, w ero predicted for the entire House. Seminole school* handled 3133,- fered a mild heart attack at tha ed. us though lie were present. fertilizers, and growers' supplies. mawoop o f Gulf coast from the M is­ President •Eisenhower, expected 195.75 In their general fund dur­ wheel of the ear and lost controL "Mr. Khrushchev, despite all you say about n o t be­ s i s s ip p i Sound to the Tampa Bay back today (rum a vacation in the The firms' first office was in ing the 1958 39 year, auditor Rog­ They said he apparently had an­ area down the Florida peninsula. California desert, told both sides the building now occupied by the lieving in God, some day you anil all your kind will call er Harris said in bis report. Ten other, more severe seizure after ST. PAUL. Minn. (U PI) — More A throe-foot tide would flood last week that he expected a "n e ­ Florida State Bank. upon Him,” Graham said. Chase's total citrus and vege­ Ilian 1.000 workers idled by the years ago they handled $64,937.98 the accident which led to his the low beaches and islands in gotiated settlement" when he re­ "But the tragedy is that some day it will l>e too A school's general fund con- death. table production now runs over steel strike have left Minnesota's m any o f tha summer homes along turned. iDta of money gained from lute to pray. Our prayers are to lie prayed this side of The seriously injured girls ware two million packages yearly. iron range to seek work else­ the Fort Walton Beach • Panama Union President David J . M c­ athletic contests, trust funds and identified as Katherine Healey and the Kritve.” These are drawn from more than where, stale oHiclals said today. City resort stretch. Donald sent the 171-member Wage- 5,000 acres and gross over $ 1'? class activities. Pupils In the I Carol McKay. Tha Injured boy, Iron range business firms have re­ Policy Committee home W ednes­ county spent 3270,00584 for David Ferguson, 13, waa reported million dollar! per year. corded a 6b per cent decline in day and said (he USW would "g o lunches during the past school in fair condition at a hospital. Sydney Chase's sons, Randall busincas from last year. to court" If the government in­ ami Sydney are president and vice year, Harris reported. Pcto Woodward, 13, a patrol boy vokes the Taft Hartley A ct. But president of the corporation. Chase A good financial condition means on duty In front of the achool, he added that if an injunction is and Company has its own fruit j NEW YORK (U P I) that the schools lived within their gave this description of the a c c i­ Stock SKOWHEGAN. Maine (U PI) — budgets, Milwee said. issued the union "would obey the and vegetable fields and also buys prices at I p. m .: dent: ----- The Rev. Arthur R. MacDoulaw of the land." County school population has 75' " I was standing at m y post and and processes produce grown by American TAT ................... gall. 62, known as Ihe "fishing par­ Any hope that agreement would independent growers. made a 21.4 per cent jump over I saw this green '59 car com ing iis , American Tobacco ............. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. son," began a in 20 year pruon the same period last year, Milwee down the street and 1 lowered my MU NEW YORK (U PI) - P o l i c e to­ be reached Wednesday w as dis Cabbage, celery, letliu-c, >-sca- ! Bethlethem S led ............... 6i*» ; Ia1Hoy Collins said today that he term Wednesday for (he statutory told the hoard. There are now flag to stop it. But tlie car shot day maintained a d ose guard pelted when McDonald announced role and cauliflower are the C A O ................................. «3«ts; will not run for one of tli«- delegate rape o f a IS-year-old girl. Mac- j 1.867 more pupils In Seminole over the curbing and I saw the ....................... around Kings County Judge S a m ­ "there is nothing to indicate any Chase vegetable staples sold lo Chrysler 31U , positions on the "favorite ion " Dougall, the aiithur of a senes of schools than there were last Oct­ |driver's head fall back and then uel Lclbowitr following a series hope of a settlement in the near northern customers. Celery is still Curtiss • Wright ............... slate of Sen. George Smathers for outdoor life ami sportsmen's stor­ ober. That number of students he hit the two girls. ............................ . 236>X : of te.ephoned ami written threats | the firm 's main vegetable corn -1 DuPont ies, was convicted last June. would fill two schools the size 55 . president. "H e hit one girl head on and to kill him for blamoig Puerto Hi-1 -------------------------------- modify, representing about 750,- j Eastman Kodak ................... Uut Collins said he would nut of Pinecrrst Elementary, the the other one he knocked Into the 82 H ................... ooo packages annually. Vegetables Font Motor cans for most of New Y ork's ju veU A, A jgi* I object if one of the elected Smithsuperintendent pointed out. sirret. He bit ihe boy on the teg roine principally from the San- i General Electric ............. J d * delinquency. r 6 r iH llS n C f C K O S l 35 1*r * delegates would name him as ()ut-of stale resident* attached and it looked like It was broken. • A 24-hour personal police b od y­ foril-Oviedo Zellwood area, with ’ General Motors ................. ^,g an alternate delegate to the na to the military, who semi children "T h at's all I rem em ber because guard was assigned to Llebowilx celery also coming from Pahokce. | Graham • Paige ................ to Seminole schools now number I got dizzy and alck." 34>» lional D em ocratic convention. Citrus growing and packaging Inti. T A T ........................ Wednesday by Police Commission-1 Tht way, he would have some 1,500, Milwee said. Schools get United Fund solicitators for Ihc ID? .......................... . er Stephen P. Kennedy. has liecn a Chase mainstay except Lorillard 22 ' » olficial status should he attend Lake Monroe ares were announc­ approximately 375 per child per i s s i i s s s for a brief period after the 1R:R Minute Maid Lcim iwiu, in a telephone c o n ­ year tuition under public laws 874 tori' ? the convention at Los Angeles ed today. ........... Seminole C»unty building permit freeze. The company citrus de­ Penney versation witii Kennedy, referred CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. ~ They are Mrs. Herbert Behrens, and 813. m a next year without having hii name to numerous threats against his valuations for September were partment employs 200 people in an Penn HR ........... Mrs. Catherine White, Mrs. E. D. School Administrative Assist­ ( D P I ) - John Hubert Morris, 44, 4U on ihc ballot. life since he lestilied two weeks over Ihe $1 million mark. County operation which runs from grow­ Royal American Collins wa* one o f the first slate Kirelihoff, Mrs. Herbert Thurs ant Walter Teague bas been study- of Dykes, Va., died Wednesday, 50 ago before a Senate su'icoininittce Zoning Director Robert Brown re­ ing through picking, packaging Sears Roebuck . ufliciala to endorse the "favorite ton, Mrs. Klden Cain, Mrs. Carl i ing new reports in Orlando on ihe 12th victim of tornadoes w hkh 18R Studebaker ......... ported today. and marketing. Chase also mar investigating juvenile delinquency. 99U son" movement for Smathers, and McWhorter. Mrs. C. E. Hittell j congressional appropriation! and struck central Virginia a week Brown said 121 building permits | kels peaches at Marshallville. Ga. U. S. Sled ....... Leibowitx has denied that he there had been rr|>orti he might al­ and Mrs. Jum cs Giles. ago. I provision* under thesa laws. 91 singled out Puerto Ricans as most were ivued fo r a total of $1,089.:u m | Chase and Company fertil.zers Westinghouse El. low his nam e to head the slate of j and agricultural chem ical products sponsible for the wave uf ju v e ­ in valuations. delegate candidates. Titus far this year. Brown added,I arc now distributed statewide. nile delinquency, lie bus claim ed Me quashed that report at hia The new fertilizer plant was that his sialcmanta to the con 50.781,1(1 in valuations have been news conference. gressmnai prooeis wer* "m an gled received by the sontng office. The built last year. Wholesale build­ materials are available and distorted" by "certain pap- September valuation figure was ing era ." the highest for the county this through Chase, which now sup­ plies these materials to retail However, l. c Jutgc said he fa v -iy e u r . Mrs. Minnie Lee Ellison, 75, ored a one tear residency law to During August, valuations reach- dealers in 11 countieL Cement, paints, brick, fencing, pipe, nails died yesterday at her home, 2637 dutuurage immigrant "C h ild ers' ed (he >2.313,683 figure. ORLANDO (U P I) —Minute Maid Brown reported also that 177 and rooting material j are handled Kira Ave., after a long illness. from coming to New Y ork so d A Sanford resident for five years, Corp. today declared a quarterly electrical permits and 115 plumb through the Sanford firm . going Immediately on relief. The freeze of 189195 almost Mrs. Ellison was born in Pratt dividend of 23 cents per share on ing permits, were issued during knockrst out the Florida citrus City, Ala., and lived fur many its common stock. the month. years in Birmingham. She was a The dividend will Ix payable a member of ihe Central Park Oct. 30 to stockholders of record Church of Birmingham, Alice Spur- as o( Oct. 20. tor Chapter 3W. Order of Eastern In addition, director* declared TALLAHASSFF (D PI) Oov. Star of Birmingham, past adviser, a 4 per cent stuck dividend pay LeRoy C olins run redid today that Rainbow Girls, and past Grand able N ov. 30 to stockholder! of he talked "politics" over the w eek - 1 Executive Committee member, record N ov. 2. end with Sen. Doyle Carlton J r. of Rainbow Girls o f Alabama. Wauchula. who it considered one ! She ix survived by her husband, of the leadin'; rand.dates for govJames A. Ellison. Sanford; two , citrus men with brushes and eon- daughters, Mr*. Kathleen Reyn­ T o U to ". fishing with Carlton A man, a. r, olds, Sanford, and Mrs. Mildred bile the senator w a. here for "unique" piece of equipment “ >at veyors Randolph, Arlington, V a.; a son, Funeral services for Mr. Roger Legislative Appreciation D ay. will save Seminole county citrus A * ' Q , hon<n Clyde Ellison, Sanford, six grand C. Edwards, form er foreman of Most of *be {ime we / l‘ b' men * * rel1 d* i l ul m on«y Vt o the length of time building up the children and one great grandchild; Seminole High School farm, who fog. hut we did get around to tecting their young citrus trees *>11 around the tree and is more two sisters. Mrs. Mary Jane died yesterday, will be held at talking a little about p olitics," this winter, County Agent Cecil economical. Campbell, Mont Clair, Calif, and 2:30 p. m. Saturday at Brissoo Collin* said. Tucker said today. ' sm ith's invention c o n s is t of a Mrs. Mag H yam , Birmingham, Funeral Home, with the Rev. Tucker said Alex Smith bas In- heavy metal wheel that digs a Ala. William D. Jones officiating. vented a new dev ice to mount u p 1ditch around the young trees and Funeral services will be held at Pallbearers will be Donald JimTHE SYMBOL OK AUTHORITY woe handed to new Touatmiutera* Club NAPLES, Italy (U P I) -Jsiaty soil around young trees protecting with the same motion throws up Brisson Funeral Home at 11 a. m. inex. Freddie Tcslow, Burke President Jack Langford last night by outgoing President Jot> Davis, left Am erican Fulbright scholarship them from cold weather. soil to protect the fruit. Friday, with the Rev. W. P. Winn, Bob Thompson, Arthur front. New Toastmaster officers Installed at the King and Prince dinner "It's a new p n n cip jR " Tucker Student, arrived in Naples W ednes­ Cost of the equipment is believed Brooke Jr. officiating. The body Blanton sod Lee Burk, all mem­ d a y night aboard tha U. S. liner In said which uses a crntrifical force to be some g400jess than standard will be taken to Birmingham for bers of the Future Farmers of meeting wert, from left Krnie Smith, Dick Forbes, Chet Guerry, Earl [to 4e toe week usually done tag l apparatus. America. |burial. Wood* Frank FalUsraon, and Don Londonvide* Storm Winds, Rain Cross Pensacola Collins Plans 1 # i} Blast Fear Drives 400 Families Out All-Out Drive On Reapportionment News Briefs River L in e r ChaseMarks 75thYear WithServices To 350 Markets In America, Europe Three Badly Hurt 471 Boats Sink As Car Hits Group Of Children No Business Steel Dispute Li Impasse Now Schools In Good Financial Shape Nikita Goner? Work Elsewhere I p. m. Stocks Police Guarding % w York Judge Governor Reports ‘ He's No Candidate Parson In Jail Fund Solicitators Appointed Today $1 Million Mark Tornado Victim Mrs. Minnie Ellison Dies At Home Here Dividend Declared By Minute M aid Collins Concedes Talking Politics iroi New Invention Here To Help Citrus Men ^n,urd b“ tav“ «* Edwards Funeral Rites Saturday Scholars Land I• 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. 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 07, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 07, 1959. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 07, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0e666d87ddb12f03004cbb08b184c64a.pdf 313b698cd8c031a2baf7140c1be8a44a PDF Text Text 9 ■ ■ 1 ' Sliced) Tender For Oranges Lak elan d <u p i > - noruu V m Mutaal k u predicted a 1$ lim a lor fresh eranges. General Manager Hobart I. lutkdfa estimated fresh orange UpmesU would go up JO per ■M reiardleu at tbo crop lire, ihlch he figured at between H mi M aOttow boxes. hut seasad'a crop totalled M RuHedge aleo Mid freed orange experts would more Him double tide gear bacauae ti relaxed re •frictions aa artlflcalljr colored fruit la foreign market*. Be raid freed fruit channel* would uae 1MOO.OOO boxes if the total crop la M million boxes, and SlrSTS.eao boxes if the total m raaedea n million bosea. Tbo Mutual official forecast expaeto ef >90,000 boxes based on Use M million box crop and U0,0M boxes if the crop la *> million boxes. Mutual reported Saturday that graves la tha citrus belt were la (odd condition despite heavy rain Wednesday AFTERMATH OF GASOLINE TANK BLAST-FIRE — Nine persona who had been sleeping in the house at right were injured when a giant twomillion-gallon gasoline tank exploded and burned In the Esso Standard oil refinery yard at Charleston, S. C. The holocaust was only about three miles from Charleston’s downtown area that was badly battered by Hurricane Grade. P.5G. PROTECTED, SELECTED. GUARANTEED V. S. CHOICE, PULL CUT sU summer. The cooperative said In Us first crop condition report of the new WASHINGTON (UP1) - Organ­ ned to analyte it further at meet­ Mason, "Mora growers arc finding ised labor la moving rapidly to ings this week. Many union constitutions will • better total crop of early or- comply fully with the new union Top government officials, recog- have to be rewritten, one tabor SAges than waa cspected a few repeat taw but finds many of it* provisions “ pusiling," an Informal survey Indicated today. The corruption • tainted Team■tcra aeem to hava taken the lead in making aura they conform to requirements of the statute which labor leadera have describ­ ed as a ‘ 'killer,'* Penalties for violation oi tha act—jail terma and fines up to >10,000—art spurring efforts by union officials to get prompt com­ pliance. To Analyse Law Attorneys of several AFL-C10 unions said, however, that they still don't know whal the law re­ quire* of their organizations. For that reason, labor lawyers plan­ nlilnjr the need to answer unions’ queries on how they plan to en­ force and administer the act, have been wrestling with its pro­ visions, loo. Stuart Itolhman, general coun­ sel of the National Labor Rela­ tions Board, has announced that he will hold a series of talks with representatives' of labor and man­ agement after this month to try to answer "many questions raised by the new law. lawyer said. International unions will be, forced to issue policy guid­ ance on the new law’s picketing and boycott restrictions, he add­ ed. Union attorneys alto agreed that many sections of the LaborManagement Reporting and DIscloscure Act of 1919 will he test­ ed In court. But to far there has not been one hint of refusal L comply with the law by any union. "T T T T T -----’ \ fU C A T B S S B ^ P-S.C. TASTY SLICED Board To Decide Miami Integrated School's Future MIAMI (U P!)—The Dade County School Hoard is expected to decide Wednesday the future of Miami's CHECKING EPIDEMIC— integrated Orchard Villa Element­ School. Dr. Martin Goldfield, co­ ary The decision could be to end the ordinator of the New Jer­ token experiment by turning the sey virology program, is school Into an all while or an allshown In his Trenton lab­ Negro school, or to abandon it by oratory au he injects a admitting more Negroes. The school has a capacity of -too white mouse with speci­ men from a person believed pupils hut has been operating with a handful of whites ami four to have died front encepha­ only Negroes since the school term be­ litis. The teat will deter­ gan. The current enrollment is 14 mine if it ia the eastern whites. equine type, which already Some board member* are report­ has claimed eighteen lives ed to he in favor of admitting ad­ ditional Negro pupils from the pre­ In South Jersey counties. dominately Negro neigh Ixjrhood. So far, more than too Negretes have asked admission to Orchard Villa. However, some observers pre­ 1.1 T ill? ( III! I IT (JOINT OK THIS s ix t h J I I II C M I, fl in t i r is dict that if Urge number* of Ne­ A!»l» FliH *H W IX O I.n COUNTY, groes are admitted, white students r iA H in t, at Orchard Villa will transfer to i s c i m i i i N t iKM,i, other all-white schools. ni ' it t . i Q im r r t i t i .k I H J I IT U A M. U l N l I , The school board aUo has on its agenda Wrdneiday the linul as­ signment of the county's IJO.Ono pupils, all technically attending mm LADY FAIR BUTTERMILK OR SWEET MILK Legol Notice schools uis a tem poral> assignment basis. 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IT IS U IID O K H O th at th la ba p u h IK h a d lit Ih a S A N F o i l l i l l t i l t A M ». a n a w a p a fta r p u h llih a d In S a p iin u la C o u n ty , F lo r id a , o n ra ( a r i l ' w a a k fo r to u r c u n sso u tlva WSSko. W IT.N K .-iS th a h a n d o f Ih a C la r k •f th a C lr e u lt C o u rt, Sam ln o la C o u n ty , F lo r id a , th la J l t h d a y n f S s p is m b s r . IS S t . lb F . Ila r u d o n C la r k u f th a C ire u lt C o u rt, S a m ln o la C o u n t y , F lu r ld a M yi M a r ik a T . V th la a O a p u ty C l a r k (S E A M W lu d t r w a a d la A il u n t a r A t t u r n a y a fu r F t a l n t l f f SSS P a r k A v a n u a , H oulh Legal Notice A WELCOME SIGHT TO THOSE IN TROUBLE — A U. B. Coast Guard SC-lilUR Hercules (top) flies on a mission of mercy, which may include search or rescue work in out-of-the-way parts of the world. An Air Force Hercules (bottom) picks up a civilian injured while working on the PEW Line in the Arctic for a|ieetly trumqiort to u hospital. The four-engine prop-jet plane, Guilt by Lockheed in Marietta, Gu., has distinguished it­ self as "angel of the Arctic.” Giant skis provide needed landing gear. HAPPINESS THROUGH auk iioiionr HEALTH its most valualile function is tile protection of it vital part of your nerve system. Thut is why ........ .y even a slight spine failure is to lie most carefully guarded against. When there is any degree of spine failure the result is that some body tissues are being deprived o| the necessary nerve corttro or influence they need t< function normally. Are you or anyone in your family aiding your worst enemy. by ■ saying, ------,v , Time, U, »««.» mg', " I 'l wiiit und see how I feel to­ morrow." For tomorrow or next week or next month, Time muy have piled up traglc obstacles to your re­ covery. Are you a Chiropractic Case? Ih a t a s u it baa haan fili-d a g a tn a t yo u lu lh « C ir c u it C o u rt o f Ih a N in th J u d ic ia l C ir c u it , in a m i fo r Hcm lnolH I 'u i ii ily , K lo rld n , c n i l t l a l N. A . IIA M M P la i n t if f , v . W | ! , . 1*1 AM IIA M M . J i t . , O a f c iiiU u t . In C h a m -r> No. lu i jo T lio n a lu r a uf th la a u li la lo n b la ln a d iv e r t s . Y o u a ra h arah y r a q u lr t d to f ||a y o u r w r lO t n dafauaaa w it h Ih a C la r k o f aald C o u rt an d aarva a cop y th e re .if upon P U i n l l f r a a tlo rn a y a on o r h efn ra u . lu l .v r sn th , t » l» , o r a freereo P ro fn n fe a a n w il l he n m arad a g a ln a t y o u . W IT N K H H m y hand a m i te a l aa C la r k of Ih a C ir c u it C o u rt lu am i lo r U eiiC nu la C o u n ty , F lo r id a , Ih la JS th d a y o f S s p is m b s r, A . D . | * i » . tacA U O F H i : UN P O N , C le r k u f C lr e u lt C o u rt In fo r fo r Memlnota C o u n ty , F lo r id a l l y t M a rth a T . V lh le a P a p u ly C la r k SA M K . M I ' l l H K I . I , A SO N S A ttu rn a y a fo r F l a l n l l f f F . O llo x l l t l o r lt n d o , F lo rid a F u h lla h R ap l. I I A O ct. I , t l . I I . ' . el paint and Caught Are you aiding your enemy? n u t if in i * Deo t dig anil gouge I Strip old paint toe easy way with regular Strypeex* Paint Rs mover. Safe for your finest furniture, Fresh BY DR. F. LEO KEKW1N T I I H S T A T K OS' F I J J I I I H A T il: W It.1.1 AM II.V M M , J | | you s e a f o o d well equipped us he is, with all these newer methods of fighting disease, your doctor ia often handicupped by hi* worst enemy, time. Your spine does much more than help hold you upright. One of a series of articles published in the public inter­ est lo ex plain and illustrate the practice of scientific Chiropractic, written by Dr. F. Leo Kerwln whu.se office U located at 201 & French Ave. and hbs telephone number k FAirfax 2-7442. PLAIN DR POWDERED SUGAR-CAKE FF DELUXE DONUTS ’SS ORANGE JUICE 5 BISCUITS GRAPE JUICE 2 BROWN N SERVE '“ ■« KING SIZE LADY FAIR <J.ICED WHITE BREAD 2 “A“ F.F DELUXE FF. DELUXE FRENCH OR REG CU GREEN BEANS 0 �•*5>- "tfr _, , pmy------*•— —* *■ . -Tr *-«*•'•-' Juvenile Judge Denies Kid Glove Handling Here Seminole County Juvenile Judge Wilton Alexander today denied a previoutly published report that county JuvtnOe offenders are "simply given a ttern talking to” when they appear in juvenile court. Judge Alexander aaid that many times driver 11cenact are revoked i § many occaaiona and one Juv■•lie had even been retained becauae he (ailed to comply with a county order. “ 1 have recorda to back thia atatement u p ," Judge Aleaander emphasised. Judge Alexander added also that several parents of Juveniles have been lined In county court follow­ ing a juvenile cate. Judge Alexander's statement togr came on the heels of the city mmUaton meeting last week when the group agreed to inves­ tigate parental responsibility lor law breaking by .uvcnlles. During the meeting, Commis­ sioner Robert Brown was quoted saying Hut right now young offenders are limply given ■ turn talking to by the juvenile Judge. At the commission’ s meeting lift week, the group authoriied attorney William Hutchison to work on the parental retpooaibUi- » ■ W B w w ew \ Vvi- v-V r. » . ■ * a .I nru mn . ♦ * . i ® lt? ✓ '^ 3 . * > < >«■ % BOSTON (U P I) — The United States Is developing a rocket at least twice aa powerful u those believed used by Russl* In its apace efforts but the American amojtct la lagging a year behind Mcause o f Insufficient funds, rocket expert Dr. Wsrnher von Braun said Monday night. Von Braun, chief of the Army’s rockets and missiles program, told newsmen before addressing a business group that tha nation’s penny-pinching policies were kill­ ing United Slates chances of overtaking Russia In the space r e. We eould catch up if wa spend enough money to do It," he said. "We could go faster If we got the funds we asked (or. But we get only about 60 per cent." Von Braui) said the rocket under davalopment, call project Saturan, would have engines s i psbls of developing thrust of 1,600,000 pounds, "about four times greater than our largest in­ tercontinental ballistic missile and # b o u t twice ag great as the power giants we OUnk the Russians he their apace pro-' gram." 25thStTWidening Program To Start Sanford's 21th at. will be wid­ ened seven foot on each side beween Mellonville and French kve., county attorney Mack Cleveland Jr, told the county 4 commission t)>U morning. Cleveland said he has received this Information from District State Road Dept, official Richey Green. Paoplq living on 26th St. have been Inquiring as to just bow much the road will be widen­ ed, the attorney explained. Total width of the l!6th St. right-of-way ^rlll be HO feet. Surveys prepareTory to starting the widening pro­ ject are under way now. ■s News Briefs Students Poisoned AMMAN, Jordan (UPI) - Police investigated today the ieod poison­ ing of nearly 100 students at the Amman Industrial School Monday. Winds Established 11)08 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1959 SANFORD, FLORIDA Invokes Law Visit Paving W ay Typhoon Victims MAP OP Russia’* new moon rocket orbiting to circle the moon. For Talks YOKOSUKA, Japan (UPI) Crew members of tha aircraft car­ rier Midway have pledged a dona­ tion of $3uoo for the relief of vic­ tims of Typhoon Vera, a U. S. Navy announcement said today. Train Kills 15 Lunik Supposed To M ake U-Turn Around Moon MOSCOW (UPI) - The Soviet Union's Lunik III makes a lary U-turn around the moon today to give mankind its first look at the side of the moon that is turned forever away from the earth. If all mathematical computations were correct the moon rocket would past the moon 4,3u0 miles out in a swooping curve that would take it slowly behind the moon and bring k back to the earth in 2W dayi. A Tass dispatch aaid the "auto­ matic Interplanetary station" "for the first lime will photograph the reverse and so far unseen side of the moon" now one-third dark because of the moon's own rota­ tion. The "pictures" will be radioed back to the earth. Soviet scien­ tists already have used interplane­ tary radio for the first time to trigger a radio transmitter aboard .»*»<■• vehiclev . t i l Russians annow ced the moon rocket left the earth's at­ mosphere at the "second cosmic speed" — about 23,000 miles tn hour. The constant pull of earthly gravitation slowed the satellite to a cosmic trawl as it neared the moon. Were the rocket traveling too fast It would shoot out into space. Were It traveling too slow It would (sill onto the moon. If the calcula­ tions are Just right Its momentum will awing it around the inoon and back toward the earth. Should other calculations suc­ ceed the space vehicle would pick up so much speed from the carlh’a field of gravity it would go around the moon and earth in a cigarshaped orbit. The rocket's fate was far from certain. Tass quoted Dr. Alexan­ der Voldck of Estonia as suggest­ ing that after returning from the inoon the moon rocket might be­ come a satellite o f the earth. Steelworker Boss Sees Possibility PITTSBURGH {UPI) - United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald said today after a meeting with his Wage Policy Committee that It "certainly la" possible a settlement of the 81-day itcel strike can bo negotiated vol­ untarily. "We have asked for a meeting of the responsible head* of these 12 companies," he aaid. "We have not received a reply. Rut this is Mrs. Chenman F. Nicley of San­ only noon " McDonald said the Wage Policy ford suffered a fractured left arm and other injuries in a two-car col­ Committer was still standing by lision at 13th St. and Park Ave. and would meet again tomorrow at 9 a. m. eat. yesterday, police reported. McDonald said "the strikers will The driver of the other vehicle, 0. C. Dodson received a possible not accept the ‘ sweetheart con­ neck injury as a result of the acci­ tract’ offered by the industry.’ He declared, "We want a fair con­ dent. tract. We shall remain on strike until justirc is stone." McDonald was asked to de­ scribe the situation. "Very grave," be said. McDonald went before the Wage Policy Committee, predominantly made up of rank and file members to get recommendations on how to 1 break the contract stalemate. Two Are Injured In Auto Accident On W orld Series Fans Milwaukee and Chicago and they went over his equipment checking all parts — at exhorbitant prices. : Everything worked — but no World Series pictures. Finally, somebody decided to check out the micro • wave relay tower at I.athrop. Soma of this Complaints from l’ inrda St. equipment there was taken apart rcsiilents this murnlng brought an before the scouring pad was found. agreement between the county Meanwhile, Sunday's game was commission and Fraitey Concrete washed out, because the equip­ Co. representative, G. B. Warren ment could not reassembled and to pave the 1200 foot street iff readjusted in time. route 477 south of Lungwood. "It had to be a TV engineer," Pineda St. is being ruined by said Borgen. "Nobody else would Frailey concrete trucks which have known how to do it or just make ruts in the road, said Mrs. where to place that pad." R. J. Prescott, a Three Pines Sub­ Everybody thought of Harold division resident. William Lindgren, the discharged "We have quite a problem down engineer. there. Every l>ody realises it," said State police were called in and cummissionrr Lawrence Swofford. questioned Harold at his home. He Highland St. which is parallel and adjacent to Pineda cannot be used admitted everything. Detective Sgt. Anthony Spratlo, by Frailey because the street was of the Marquette post state police, legally closed in 1936, Swofford ex­ asked Bogen why he put the scour­ plained. Pavement will eliminate th. holes in the road, commission ing pad m the tower. "S o they couldn't gat the 1 Chairman John Krider told the Pineda residents. series." said Lindgren. Frailey will supply the pating "What happened when you in­ materials, the county will con­ serted the pad?” “ It attenuated the incoming tribute the labor, and Portland t Cement Co. will supply the con­ signel so it was unususble." Why did he do it? "Strictly spite crete testing services. oa my pert," said Lindgren. "1 was mad at the chief engineer for firing me " But what chargee to place against Lindgren. Could be malici­ ous destruction of public prop­ Members of “ Play House N avy" erty—that is. if a television picture will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. signal is public property. in the conference room of Budding Sgt. Spcatto said there might be 3 at tha Naval Air Station. another charge of violating a secAnyone interested la the ama­ dou of th. Public Acta of 1918. He teur theatrical is invited to attend, said it says something in there Fur further information call about dssrupung eomaunu sHoos. i FA 3-2J4*. Paving Problem To Be Settled ‘Play House Navy’ To Meet Tomorrow VIENNA (UPI) - Fifteen per­ sons were killed and 14 seriously injured when a train hit a bus at a rrnsiinir near Svatvm Martin In Ihe Stovakan Province of Ciechoslovakia Sunday, the Bratislava Radio reported Monday. Fruit-Shipments____ WINTER HAVEN (U P I)-D aily carloadmgs in boxes from the Citrus-Vegrtahle Inspection Division: By rail. 18,793 grapefruit, 321 oranges; by boat, 3,241 grapefruit, 266 oranges; by truck, 69.823 grapefruit, 14,870 oranges. Total, 91.857 grapefruit, 15,347 oranges for a shipping total of 107,314 boxes. Oiler Repairs NORFOLK. Va. (U PI) - The stricken oiler, Paucatuck, part o( the Atlantic lleet stationed here, was under repair today following a collision Sunday with the carrier Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The two vessels collided during a re­ fueling operation some 30U miles east of here. Damage to both ves­ sels wax alight. Water Crisis I’ l.AN'NINd the residential area solicitation fur the United Fund are, fmm left, Cnpt. Marcella Reynolds of the Salvation Army, Mrs. Clifford McKibbin, chairman of the residential division, and Clifford McKibbin, president o f United Fund. They attended it meeting this morning of all workers in the residential division and representatives of the agencies In­ cluded in UF activities. (Bergstrom Photo) FRANKFUKT, Germany (UPI) —Officials today expressed con­ cern over the nine-week drought which hat hit hard at industry and threatened a major crisis in Dutseldorf. The water shortage has forced some industries to reduce working houra and others to close NEW YORK (UI’ D—Stock priedown completely. Water rationing cs at t p. m.: already was In effect in some sec­ American TAT .............. tions of West Germany. American T ob a cco............ Hethlethcm Steel ............ c Jg 0 ............................. Chrysler ........................... .. o u t Curtiss-Wright ................... DuPont ............................... Kastman Kodak .............. Ford Motor ...................... General Electric ............ . . 78'a General Motors .......... WESTCLIFFE, Colo. (UPI) stranded ranch (similes in Ihe Graham • Paige ............... Inti. T A T ...................... .. 3.P» snow-battered Wet Mountain Val­ ley of south-central Colorado have Lorillard ............................ Minute Maid ................... .. 20'» been supplied with food and fuel Penney ........................... .. 103W and were reported safe t««la>, but Penn Bit ...................... .. 17 the massive Job to rescue thous­ Hoy at American ............... ands of head of cattle continued. .. 49'a An estimated J im rattle al­ Scars Roebuck ................ j StuiK-baker ................... . ready have been saves! from death U. S Steel ............... .. loot* in the smothering snow. Warm, Wcstinghnuse El................ .. 9311 thawing weather saw somr cattle break out of the snow traps themtelvei. Hoad crews wurked through five and six foot drifts again today, however, to reach about 6,uoo head still marooned by last week’s storm. FIIKDKICKSIIUKG, Vo (U P D Rescue units from Ft. ' arson, A 12 year-old accused if stabColo., reported fuel ami » .pplies hmg a first grade teacher In the had been airlifted to all the known hack wa* released under $5,000 hardship ranch families. Bui many bond today In tlic custody of his roads leading to ranches south grandparents. and west of Westcliffe remained The boy was not identified by blocked. authorities. T. Benton Gayle. County school superintendent, said Ihe boy, a fiftii grade student, returned to the While Oak school near here Mon­ day after class and walked into LONDON (UPI) — Both majur Mrs Alice Gray Newcombs’ first contenders In Britain's n c k-aml- grade class. Mrs. Newcomb said she felt a neck campaign sought today to Woo the undecided voters who sharp pain In her back and asked will hold the balance of power the boy what he had dc:,e. In Thursday's parliamentary elec­ tion. A poll published by the liberal News Chronicle showed tic Con­ servatives and lusborites tied, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The with 37.6 per cent each of die Cabinet today approved bulkhead voter* who have made up their lines for the Halifax Itivrr in minds. Volusia County and fur tidal wa­ The pollsters found Out 2U.5 ters lyi.ig within the city of Lake per cent of the people they talked Worth and In Palm Beach County. to don’t know how they'll vote, a The bulkhead lines are designed 2 per cent increase tn a week. to prevent overdevelopment of man made islands in Florida’s scenic waters. 1 p. m. Stocks County, Schools To Use Snow-Battered Families Saved Boy Is Charged In Knife Attack British Elections Planned Thursday Cabinet Approves Volusia Project Jaycees To Meet At Fire Station In observance of Fire Prevention Week the Sanford Jay cees will hold their weekly meeting at Hie fire house Thursday at noon Stuart Stetson, committee chairman an­ nounced today. Stetson reported also that young­ sters In the Sanford area are In­ vited to a free cowboy movie at the R aj Theater a u a. a Saturday. NO. 636 Ike Uses Taft-Hartley Act To End Dock Strike U p CAIRO, U. A. R. (U PI) - Pre­ mier Ne Win of Burma wound up an official visit today by playing host at dinner to President Uamal Abdel Nasser of the United Areb Republic. Man Takes Out Anger MARQUETTE, Mich. (UPI) Officials scratched their heads to­ day about Just what charges to place against a man who used a simple household scouring ped to wipe out television broadcast of the first three games of the World Series for th<s entire Michigan up­ per peninsula. Harold Wilbam Lindgren, 36, ot Marquette, was mad because he %>as fired ae an engineer from VfLUC-TV in Mwuuette. Station Manager John Bofgen said Harold was fired fur "Insubordination,’ ’ and he wanted to get b ck at the station. He batched what Borgen called "a dialmlical plot." WLUCTV had gone to considerable trou­ ble and expense to get the World Series piped into its station—the only TV station to carry the World Senes to the upper peninsula. (01 Borgsn saisi Lingren swiped a common steal wool scouring pad Irom his wifq'a sink, and drove 30 miles to a microwave relay station at Lalhrop. He climbed the tower aod, using a ball point pen, stuffed the scouring pad into the relay equipment. The scouring pad worked better on the television picture aigMl than it ever did on the pots and pans at born*. Positively spotless. ^ C a m e last, Thursday and the * ir s t game Of Ihe World Series. Sound but nn picture came from WLUC-TV la Marquetta. F rid a y same thing. WLUC TV could broad­ cast its own programs floe, but no World Series. Borgen said his station had ad­ vertised the -Series (sr aod wide. The sponsors were angry. But their wrath was nothing to tha anger of the fans of the upper pen f n u ll. Borgen ctR cd a aspen* k u a j Unitad Preu Leased W in NICOSIA, Cyprua (UPI) Twenty-persons have been drowned In rain-triggered floods la tha coastal town of Derna Libya since Friday, It was reported Monday. S New U. S. Rocket Better Than Red's, Scientist Says VOL. TTJT i Floods Kills 20 « > ifc r a to WEATHER: Cloudy with ehance o f scattered showera tonight xnd tomorrow. High todmy, 85-88, low tonight, T2-76. ty law covering all crimes hp juveniles. Judge Alexander noted today that the most flagrant crime was driving violation! and that his court wss doing everything In its power to bring the problem under control. \ y \ ‘ A jb * S a n fn r b Research Group To Be Realigned f APB CANAVERAL (UPI) — Plans were underway today for reorganisation of the Air Re­ search and Development Com­ mand In an effort to hasten trans­ lation o f technology into useful military systems, officials announ­ ced today. Same Machines N ov. 3 The Seminole County commis­ sion agreed this murnlng to Joint use of voting machines with the county school hoard in the Nov. 3 reapportionnu-nl and school trus­ tees and millagr elt- lions. A proposal to use the same ma­ chines, clerks and inspectors for both elections was nude by School Supt. K. T. Milwre. Cost of the in Gun Accident N'KW YORK (U P I)-A 12 yearold boy lx dead today because he opened Ills father's bureau draw­ er in search of money for a soda. Robert McQueen and a 13-yearold friend found mi nickels or dimes, but a greater treasure—a— .32 caliber automatic and a clip of bullets. Police said the boys put the clip into the gun and removed it. One bullet remained in the r amber, however. A* they handled the gun, it discharged, hitting young Mc­ Queen in the mouth. His companion was charged with juvenile delinquency. The dead boy's father, Russell McQueen. 42, was charged with violation of the state arms law. •lections will be shared equally by the school and the county gov­ ernments. Many people registering as free­ holders are not entitled to do so, said commission chairman John Krider. He asked County Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr. if there isn't some way to challenge registrant) to certify that they are property holders. Voting in Commissioner David Gatchel's District Two, which in­ clude* Sanford, will be at the Armory where there will he six machines. There will be six ma­ chines for voters in Commission­ er Krider's District One, who will vote at the county canning kit­ chen at Geneva and Sanford Ave­ nues. In Commissioner Homer Lit­ tle’s District Five, there will be a voting machine at Batten's Elec­ tric, 116 French Ave.; one at the Lake Monroe School, and one at Wilson School in Paola. Commissioner Lawrence Swaf­ ford'* District Three will have two machines at the Altamonte Springs Community House, two at ihe l.ongwood City Hall, one at the Lake Mary Community Presby­ terian Church, one at Forrest City’s Hodges Home, and one at the Florida Power Club in Bear Lake. District Four will have t machine in each election district except Kern Park and Oviedo which will have two i-ach, Com­ missioner Vernon Dunn said. PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPD— President Elsenhower today invok­ ed the Taft-Hartley law la tha East Coast dock strike, taking th* opening step In use of the labormanagement law by creating a fact-finding board to report back to him by Oct. 10. Elsenhower, acting oa advica and reports for Secretary of Lo­ bar James P . Mitchell, signed an •xecutlvo order creathr »h. board of inquiry to laveitigei* the Eaet Coast port Ue-up which started last Wednesday. This was the first step leading toward the Injunctive process which, if followed, would force aa ■D-day cooling off period In the the work stoppage. In New York, a spokesman for the striking International Long­ shoremen's Assn, said "We don't like it, but I guess the men will have to go beck to work. Tbo men feel we eould win a strike, but we aren't going to break any laws, 1 can tall you thaL What­ ever tbo low expects of as, we'll d o." Eisenhower at the same time indicated strongly that kis pa­ tience with steel strike negotia­ tions Is wearing thin and that ho might lavoko tbo same low in an effort to get tbo nation's (tool ■«»>» into production again. Through his press accretery, Jamas C. Hagorty, tbo President expressed n highly negative f .« j. log toward the now breakdown In stool strike negotiations. "Thia aeemi to bo getting down more and mors to a trial of strength between two groups and with tha American people the greatest losers," Hegerty said. " I might add," llagerty eontlaued, "that the President has no intention of seeing the American public being (he greatest loser.* Under the executive order, tho President found that tha dock strike, if permitted to continue, would "imperil the national health and safety and affect the flow and utilisation of necessary perishable products, including food, for heavily populated coastal areas." The board of Inquiry must report . . ........... “ *c* *° Eisenhower no later than next Saturday. The board report will not consist of recommenda­ tions for future action, but recite the current facta of the strike. After receiving the board report. Eisenhower can ask tha attorney general to «e«k an injunction la federal district court uxruig an 60-day halt in the dock strike. Or, Eisenhower can decida that tho board report docs not present suffi­ cient avidcnce for following tho in­ junctive process. Key negotiations In New York between the International Long­ shoremen's A nn., were broken off u st Thursday when the strike be­ gan. Negro Fund Drive To Open Thursday The United Fur.d Drive for all Negro citizens of Seminole County will b« launched Thursday 8 p. m. in the'Crooms Academy lunch* room. All club and organisation presi­ dents, workers from last year's United Fund Drive, rd interest­ ed citiiens are urged to attend. Quiz Show Fixed, Contestant Says WASHINGTON (UPI) - A big money winner from the now de­ funct TV quia show "21" testified today he was given the answers to all questions prior lo his ap­ pearance in a nationally televised contest with Charles Van D«r«n. Herbert Stempel, 32, graduate student at New York University, said producers of the show sup­ plied him in advance with all the questions and answers and coached him on the acting gestures ha used on the show. Stempel was the first witness as a House commerce subcommittee opened a four-day investigation of charges that some big name tele­ vision quia shows have been rig­ ged. Before questioning Stempel, the subcomuuUe luruad out the light* in the House caucus room and;Stempel testified his performance watched a filmed reproduction of was rehearsed from start lo liothe 30 minute show "21" that was ish. He aaid he wai told that he seen by millions of Americans on would tie at 21 points with Van Doren, after first tying at 17 point* Nov. 28, 1930. In the show Stempel, then midway in the program. champion of the game " 21," with Committee Chairman Urtn Har­ $69,500 in winnings to his credit, ris D-Ark. told nswsmen befora was pitted against a new challen­ the Inquiry got underway that Van ger, Van Doren, a Columbia Uni­ Doren would not be railed for ques­ versity professor. tioning. He indicated there wa* aa The climax of the program evidence to refute Van Doren'a came when Stempel faced the grand Jury leaUmony that he has threat of losing $31,500 of his win­ no knowledge of any rigging. Stempel wound up winning $34#nings to Van Doren if he failed lo answer correctly four qucslwns 300 after losing to Van Doren oa the show which followed—on Dee. about opera arias. He answered them correctly and $ 1M4. Stempel testified that before tha the program ended with the two contestants Ued at 11 points each. show be rehearsed with Stan En­ This required a playoff tha follow­ right, co-producer of " 21" the fea­ tures he would nuke and the Ume ing week. Under questioning from subcom­ he would taka to answer quesmittee Counsel Hubert l Zfi �tteitjs$as<y " V-U— Ot» »* S 1 u£ . -o’ v.VT.~.‘ r,,i f*v tv - /- yvt CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) BICHMQND, Vt. (U P I )-A de­ termined crew of eutnf-etaU tmckdriver*, latent on forcing Virgialn to raise its speed limit tar trucks, today continual their campaign to hypes* touch step* In thn auto. The driven dragged off a warning by Cor. 3. Lindsey Al­ mond that they rail off their eeanomic boycott and passed by many of the Oil Dnmlatan's roe- today made aa apparently per­ fect Intercontinental range Wahl. The TS-feot glaat reported equip­ ped with a new-type nose com and a Qare syitem for checking guidance, left Ha pad at I:M a. m. e.d.t. The defeaM Departi..eat ieid this we* toother tost in the Atlsi research and develop meat program. No details were revealed about the ease c o m , although ooa source u ld "It's just eoo In a aeries The United States Pacific Pleat, ADMXALA A in V S . . . Greeting Rear Admiral C. 8. Cooper (second from right), aaaiitant chief of naval operations for aviation, and Rear Admiral F, Massey, aviation Division Director (far right), art Capt. James D. Ramagt, commander heavy attack Wing 1, and Capt. Lionel A. Arthur, commanding officer, Sanford Naval Air Station. NOW WOWING OWN Util Divers Checking 'Object' ■NOT NOT FOR ME" O f Prosperity CUBS GABLE Good On Drib LAST TIMM TON AT TtST AND ton "Lad Tbtla From Gan EIRE DOUGLAS — C m i t a t v a.aa » i diatelste It stems aa U Sells Boyce and Bentley ears era al­ most ee aemtoeus aa are Cadil­ lacs In lika anna of Now York. These British luxury ears coat between $15,000 and $14,000 to their owners, whn must pay n purcbtM tax o( 40 per cent. It la ram to pass a shop which docs not have a card la its win­ dow announcing it wants salsa people. The London busts carry riaa to a large tncnajc la Ameri­ can steel purchases la Britain. Ha said the manufacturers ex­ pect to bn able to keep a percent­ age of the mw customers after thn strikn U finished. Prices of net's shoes sad ether Hama of clothing appear to be about the u n e aa they a n la the United lutes. Workers la the aawmaptr field—the only one ew which we haw figures—make about ane third as much aa peo­ ple holdtag like Jobe la the United States. It is obvious that the head of • family would have to do a lot of planning befort ho could ipoad from 111 to $25 for now shots or $45 to $55 for a new suit. American corrcipoodents uU, English friends believe it U a ai« Navy dim s will submerge . popular bathing hTki»« beach J .r h near - .r nesr a hern today to Investigate an noIdentified abject which may he * landed World War II depth charge, The barnacle • encrusted abject w u fcund Friday by a Navy skin liver In 30 feet of water. I t ry special knives to cut barnacles from tbs object. We should know whit ^ b.it 2itp.end m. have r ^ jwIt under coo»j»% i, tn ,.xploilre " Christy said, “ wa’ll break it open, let the u h eater neutralise lu contents. and then dispose of it la deep watsr." --------------------------- 5£ Jock Poor Plans To Quit Television dangerous to aa Inaipsrtaneed d im ." Christy said thn abject Is about thiwe feel tong sad eight laches thick. “ Our divers, wearing aqua lungs tad flan, will west to pairs," he said. “They'll go down tor IS or to minutes at n time and will ter- MIAMI (UPI) - Television star Jack Pair uld today he Intends to quit television when his currant contract with the National Broadciitlag Co. expires. “ Shaw business Just isn't something I feel I have to be In for the r*»t of ray live," Peer,who la vacationing bore, Mid. PANAMA CRY (CPU (tea l geiriamen Bred a tcar-gaa harrtge Into the National A m * bly Monday night to drive out volt against Pretadent Ernesto do hundreds of ‘ -hunger marcher*" la Ganrdta. who aat down for ivy hour* in the legislative chamber and announc­ ed they were forming a ‘ ‘peo­ High Powertd Fuel ple* parliament." Ga* shells crtihed tale flouree- Explodes; 2 Deed eent light* and cammed off pen* KENVIL, N. J. (UPI) - One aled walla la the moderniatle aa* aembly kelL Seme ahootiag we* beard la the street* outside, but there w u ae report of eaiualtici. Police arrested Aadm Galvan, a “ beatnik" type who led tba demeoatrater*. and hi* chief aide, Xuftnto Barrera. The two men w en taken tram the aweabty president's roetrua, which they occupied during thn brief lift of their “ people's parliament." Galvan and about MM follower* marched M miles from Colon, Feum e’t lecend city, In demand action to sees wldeepmed unem­ ployment and busier than. Although Barrera vowed in a PRICES started Sunday, waa thn brain­ child of driver W. A. Winslow of Gnonsboro, N. C., who described Virginia'! 45 miles per hour limit on trucks aa "antiquated." He urged drivers to support him in a boycott to pretest the the limit and the “ sneaky speed traps" set up by Virjlms stats on P o p u la r B ran d s at Farrell's Heavy Penalty TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The licenser of Pensacola iniuraace agents La than B. Roberson and Donald A. Young were revoked Wednesday alter they failed to answer charges of violating state Insurance laws. Insurance Commissioner J. Ed­ win Larson also ordered C. H. Tlbando, Lake Wales, to pay a tm fine for Improper fining and transportation of liquified gu cyl­ inders.' . Arcade Package Store 310 Euat First, Sanford Wn Givt Top Vtlun Stamps advertiMmants that tho elty'a telephone system U looking for o p in io n , A Urge part of the naw pros­ perity la accounted for by the greet success of the export pro­ gram. Solo of cars and Scotch S W a MttfHg Kit n mw ser-aad no new ear 10a Oserotd. This is <Aeetaaeaf/wpele «-Desr fyart Caupaf B a c k in t h e d a y s of the Horse T r o lle y , & ■- - 1 I 18940855 m ,i y -j to I e ■ | . ------ ------------------------------------ m Bta _ S E E IT NOWAND SEE ALL THESE w ^ w ■ THE HILL LUMBER and SUPPLY YARD was n m IN THE completely I lN E W l! completely FRESH STYLE One look tails you this naw Chevy'a n beautiful eyeful—from the new full-width grille to tho “ V" of ita unique roar deck. supplying the needs of Sanford and Seminole d lS fF fe m e ir a tt I M Co. R url2 f j j r 80 T**” ,(n four Feneration* have learned to know and rely on t !J®*^** S an k * ° f Hill Lumber to Supply Yard. Now wo are remodeling out building* to provide the same “ Sudden Service" to a fifth generation. 1960 Chevy! NEW spaciousness inside Inside tho Body by Fisher you’ll find room and more room. There's room to sprawl in, room to ait tall in—and the rooflina hM a respect for hate. A new flatter transmis­ sion tunnel la a boon to the middle man. Hera la the kind of apace that invites the family. ? new ? T H R IF T IE R tug M u g liggige crngvlant V8 PO W ER UlnewII! New convenience hM been built into Chevy’a extra-roomy luggage compartment by lowering the loading height. You’ll And apace enough for n vacation-size luggage load under that aleck rear deck. offlc* •"«* uleeroom wiU repUce the old landIJ f W. Third Btrnct. But one thing w il remain unchanged l® “ «• — OUR REPUTATION OP INTEGRITY, ®®ALING AND KNOWLEDGE o f the Building Supply Business, ■aland through our many yearn of experience. % NEW QUIET AND COMFORT Thicker, newly designed body mounts insulate you from road •hock and noise, insuring an almost cocoon-tika quiet. Full Coil spring suspension melts bumps u no eg®'*' other suspension system ran. Oil hushed hydraulic valve lifters reduce engine noise to a whisper. IN EW ! r e fin e m e n ts Under the hood thrift ie accented in • new standard V I, engineered to deliver up to 10% more milee for every gallon while giving you more teat at normal epeedL Or you might ehooee iu atrapping teammate—Chevy’a Hi-Thrift 3 —the engine that atarta raving the moment you flip the ignition reitch. S ** * if o i f o r th e d r iv e r Everybody will want to ba the driver when ho eeea tho kind of pleasure a turn at tho wheel bring*. The driver finds Chevy bra further cushioned him from engine ImpulaM by an improved clutch linkage system. There e also a convenient naw parking brake that automatically returns to ite normal height after application. And Chevy provide* a choice of 24 engino-tnuwntmion hookups to meet the requirements of the moot discriminating driver. DRAMATIC new colors tnnew in TWO-TONE S T Y L IN G Chevy for ‘60 providra a palette full of hues, both solid and two tones. But the brightest news el all will come when your dealer telle you the low price all this «Ug»n<-« Mils for. NEAREST TO PERFECTION A LOW-PRICED CAR EVER CAME I CHEVROLET Itl-M B * Watch For The Opening O f Our New Store — p i/ier iw u i u u i n u r i i e u i s f l c l T U i e t Lumber & Supply. Yard 213 W . 3 rd S t. FA 2 -5 5 8 1 HOLLER Cor. 2nd A Palm etto MOTOR SA N FO R D , F L A . SALES F A 24T U �hr- BPW Club Host To Federation Meets The Boaiaass u d Professional Women's Club will meet tonight at tbe home oI Mrs. N*nl* Came­ ron, 1214 Ate. Sapper will he serv­ ed it 1:30 p. m. followed by the business seseioa. Church Calendar WKDNUHAY Girl Scout Troop 223 will meet MISS CAfeOL GRENIER Student Plans Nurses Career Dabble Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mra. R. L. Brown ia home aad recuperating nicely from forgery. Mra. J. N. Thompson of Oviedo, ia recuperating from her recent illaesis at the Sarepta Rest Home on Silver Lake. Mr. aad Mra. A. J. Walker left .Sunday by train for a sight-seeing 'vacation including Washington, D. Mias Carol Grenier, daughter of Mrs. Ruth Chaffee, has entered nurses training at SU Luka Hos­ pital in Spokane, Wash. While attending Seminole High School, Carol was . member of the Tri Hi Y, tbe Thespians, the Fleur de Lis club, future nurses, pep and students clubs and wai a member of the Sally ataff dur­ ing her senior year. She Is a member of the Pres­ byterian Church and wbUe In San­ ford aisliUd in the nursery on Sundew nrnrnlne.s BurJoe the wor­ ship hour. She is an expert at water skiing and swimming. Her family moved to Misaoula, Mont, immediately following her graduation this spring and she The Santord Duplicate Bridge worked during the summer as a Club featured Individual play at nurses aid at the hospital in Mis­ the session this week end. Winners soula. were Mrs. Charles Bone, first; Mrs, J. E. Baker, second, Charles Bone, third and Mra. T. W. Ownsby, fourth. There will bo another game The first meeting of the 1939Thursday at the Community Cen­ ter 14th and Magnolia. Play will 1960 season of Palm Circle, San­ begin promptly at • p- m. ford Garden Club, will b« held in the home of Mra. Arne Ericksen, Alta Vista, DeBary, Thursday morning, at 9:30 o'clock. "Y ea r Round Color in the Gar­ Memberi o f the Axalca circle of the Sanford Garden Club will den" will be the topic o f an' ad­ meet Thursday at 9:43 a. m. at dress by Mr. A. T. Coilh, superin­ the home of Mrs. 0 . P. Herndon, tendent of parks, in Orlando. Th« speaker will be Introduced by Mrs, 1900 Sanford Ave. horticulture .......................... Promptly at 10 o’clock the group Helen DeWit Circle will leave for a Garden Run" in Chairman. Presiding at the meet­ ing will be Mrs. A. D. Rountree, Daytona Beach. circle president, and Mrs. Einar T. Tideman will be co-boitcss. I UNMOLDING Mortic'd bar* chairmen o( the v s If you grease the molds In which rloua Circles in the Sanford Gar­ you make gelatin they will un­ den Club have been invited to mold easier. thla meeting. Palm Circle Meets In DeBary Thursday at 3:13 p. m. la the Fmsbyterlan Youth buUdlag. Senior High Choir meets at • p. m. (or supper and rehearsal. Pinecreat BapUat Church Sunday School supper and meeting 0:30 p. m. R. A. Meeting 7 p. m. followed by prayer meeting at g. First Baptist Church prayer Meeting 7:30 p. m. Sunday School Workers Council 1:13 p. m. CYF of First Christian Church meets at 4:30 p. m. far a bowling party. Home Club Luncheon - ltrs, A. W. Woodall ami Mm . Donald Plamm entertained ,sflU ccrs of tbe American Home* De­ partment and,tbe Teachers Baaquet Committee o< The Saatocd Woman’s Club with a swim party and luncheon at Mrs. Woodall'* home oa lath St. Flowers aad fruit w en Usta> fully arrangsd la milk glaaa chisa and placed throughout the house. Luncheon consisting of liaortad meats, fruit salad with cfeaa^ a mixed relish tray, virtety e f breads, eocoaut macaroeaa, aad Iced tea was served. ENJOYING A SWIM, in the pool at the Woodall home are M r*. Donald Enjoying the pool-aide hiacheea Flamm, at left, M r*. George Wells, Mrs. A, W. Woodall, M ra. J, P. Wilson ware Mr*. George Wells, president and Mr*. Douglas Stenatrom. (Bergstrom Photo) of tbe elub, Mr*. Ralph Austin Smith, parliamentarian, Mrs. Dm * aid Flamm, chairman o f-t h s American Home Department, p n , A. W. Woodall, chairman afttha teachera banquet. Mis. Jilt my Wright. Mra. Douglas Steaetiwas, Mrs. Jack Stamper, Mra. Joha K. White. Mra. Harman Stanley, Mr*. New families welcomed to the George Dabbs, Mrs. Paul Cabas* Sanford area recently by the Wel­ and Mra. J. P. Wilson. Four Families Visited By W.W. Meets Thursday The Sanford Home Demonstra­ tion Club will matt Thursday at 2 p. m. at the H. D. Club house an 23th St. Miss Lucy Nowlin, service representative of Florida Power and Light Co. will present (he program on “ Llghta in the home". Wood rose Circle Meets Thursday The Woodrose Circle of the San­ ford Garden Club meets Thursday at the home of Mrs. Ernest McCorklc, 103 Oakland Dr., Sunland Es­ tate!, at 2:30 p. m. Saturday at I a. m. She was as­ sisted In serving by Mrs. L. V. McLsulin. The breakfast table, was covered with a white Italian cut work linen cloth and centered with a single white candle in a crystal candelabrum. white plntaa placed behind a white Madonna and Child, further enhanced the beauty of the room. Those attending were the bridal couple, Miss Janice Kinlaw and Thomas Russell Punch; Mrs. K. G. Kinlaw, Cocoa Beach; Miss come Wagon Hostesses Include Mr. and Mrs. John 0 . Bowers Jr., from Washington, D. C. Mr. Bowers la adulated with DynaIronies. U. (J. g.) and Mrs. Roger B. Chaffee and daughter, Sheryl, from Oklahoma City, Okla. Mr. Chaffee la stationed at N. A. S. Other families living in Sanford while their husbands arc stationed at the Naval Air Slatio are Mr. and Mra. Henry D, Thomas and children Gary, Rodney and Doris from Tuscaloosa, Ala.; and Mr. and Mra. John R. MacTANOY MELON Farlanc, Teresa, Gall and Brenda Give new tang to chilled honey- from Apopka, Fla. dew melon by sprinkling with confectioners* sugar and ground ginger, .using t* teaspoon of ging­ er to each tabieepoouful of augar. SELECT AND LAY AWAY CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW AT W IE B O L D T 3 ’ CAMERA SHOP SIS S. Park A m Garden Run Planned By Azalea Circle FASHION [»W II fu rt likr a kitten under a Purvey Muiicrf. • Mrs. Lynn Hostess To Garden Circle The Hemenxatlis Circle of the Sanford Garden Club will meet Thursday at the home of Mra. C. F. Lynn, Elder Springs, at 7:30 p. m. Guest speaker will b« Charles Chelman of the farm forestry service. He will show slides and speak about "Shads Treea” . C U Q — nr # your favorite, too? 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Who doesn’t feel well dressed for the rain In • Accredited Charge Accounts W elcom ed! Invite Charge Accounts'* OPEN A L L DAY W EDNESDAY Shop PENNEY’S Y ou 'll Save �9 W ashington Calling What emerges from both vie#, Asia wbefe the Soviet Premier's triumphal tour is put on top of points is that the course of action tonal Is this l e n today aad you the sputniks sod the luniks to from here on out ia alt important. a n m y likely la find a pessi show that tha West is ao longer The most stern and serious negomist P r e s id e n t Eisenhower's invulnerable. European diplomats nation still lies ahead altar a cite a speech by Philippine Am­ small beginning based on the m iM hfaathtaklaf adventure la at dipientey ia hia meeting with bassador Carlo* P. Romulo who tual recognition that nuclear war Premier Khrushchev has left told an audience in New York la suicide. oath ef the diplomatic corps pui- that the United States was today tM and gloomy ever the future. seriously challenged by tbe Soviet Oat nates may be a professional Uoloa. dletnut of peraoa-to-person enCommunist parties both In Eur­ eeoaUrs at tbe highest itvel and ope and in Alia have been em­ th* uncertainty ef the verbal boldened by the reception of agreements that coma out of such Khrushchev In tbe United Stales encounters. They fly la the face to demand respectability and. ac­ ef the cannons of diplomacy, ceptance. In Indonesia when which demand that agreements be President Sukarno was criticized Ued up ia precise, lawyer-llkc for addressing a Communist rally language. be replied that If Eisenhower But n o n than professional Jea­ could receive Khrushchev surely lousy Is hack of the mood of skep­ he could speak to representatives ticism and doubt < reflected by of tbe Communist party in hia own many diplomats with whom this country. reporter baa talked. They are al­ Tbe Optimists: most all in agreement that the With patient negotiation a new Khrushchev visit waa necessary formula will be found for West aad cvca desirable. It was an Berlin, thereby ending a situation inevitable development growing which both aides agree is "abnor­ out e f tbe crisis over Berlin. m al." It will insure the freedom What troubles them ia the pros­ of th* West Berliner* and even pect that the Soviets will in the more important it will underwrite ead get their way with the West the access of civilian traffic to yielding on Berlin and other ma­ and from the city which is not jor Issues. The visit, interpreted now covered by any agreement. Ia many parts of the world as’ a Progress will be alow In dlsarconcession, will be followed by meat, since tbe new 10-nation com­ other coecetaioni to the unremit­ mittee will have to review wbat ting pressure of communism over has gone before and survey both tbe Russian and tbe British pro­ the yean , This is by no meana, however, posals put before th* U. N. Be­ a unanimous opinion. Wbat is fore the end of tbe year an agree­ striking la the way the pessimists ment to stop nuclear testa with and tha optimists divide over the inspection snd control should be future In the era of a better at- reached. In any event, neither meepbere (about which almost no aide will start testing again. But most hopeful of all arc no* disagrees) that baa now been opened up, Here are tbe two the various project* bo# in pro­ perspectives — tbe viewer* with cess of being carried out for We stock hundred* ef hard-tnalarm and the viewers with at closer cooperation between tbe United States and the Soviet Un­ least moderate hope. find irlaiMlnga auch aa 2" wide ion. In the peacetime uses of The Pessimists: Kick-Reek, Fringe, Ball Trim atomic energy, In medicine and tn the long higglc-haggle of ne­ in other fields, thcic projects have r -d many others. gotiation over months and years been given a great Impetus by the West will in effect yield on the Khrushchev visit. As this Berlin. Some form of the Commu­ , knitting together takes place pollnist "free city" will be eslab- |Ucal agreements on the tough is­ |t,h»d vvt ri;h*jL W»,( sues' aie'*bouiid ~»vwU*r w U u r to Berliners will be whittled away. come. The effect will be to weaken tbe Dress** mad* North Atlantic Alliance and en­ In order at courage the spread of neutralism. Seawall Dam age reasonable price. On disarmament tbe sweeping POMPANO BEACH (U P I)-O ifKhrushchev proposal before the flcials today placed a gtt.OOO tag United Nations will be seen for on damage to seawalls and other what It really was — a propagan­ property caused by pounding seas da gesture. When it comes to ac­ that followed the path of Hurri­ tual negotiation for disarming in cane Grade. tha 10-nation committee the same In addition to destruction of sea­ old, lactics of (tailing on minor walls and groins at two oceanpoints of Inspection and control front motels, IB feet of beach was will prevail. URimate failure wilt washed away. be blamed on me West and the One of the victims of the waves Russian people will be told they was a 43-degrcc sloping seawall WALKER BLDG. cannot have the consumer goods which had been described as "in ­ 3310 a. Oak promised them because the West­ destructible" by erosion experts. ern powers refuse to lissrm. t Meek South of Pig *n Whlatle The prestige of Khrushchev ha* next door to Dig Dip been greatly enhanced by tbe vis­ "Kremlin" is th* Russian word it. This is particularly true U for citadel. I n riA itv s WASHINGTON - Scratch s dip- .For Better Jail „ *i - - ■ The Seaisok County Jail has got to 10 na4 th# county •jafc* h M tint w«k that ha haa “not ban aa botataroua In aa early aolutioa to tha probtan m I aa Jodffa WOaoa Alexander wrote a Utter to tha county aUawaara in whkh ha told tham "I have finally and ■nrtved at tha daciaioa that tha naod for propar ■ata faeihtiaa for tha aantoOy ID, Juvanlla dalIn4 arfanlaal paraooa la hawlnota County la aatltiad and ^ . — . Jndga waa rafarrlnc to priority in bud fatin g funda T h r naidad aounty facilitiaa. Ha aakad that “ immediate plana | a la lT fo r anaw trint tha naad fo r a batter jail. S T H li raquaat followad doaety another report by R . P . idea, atata priaon laapactor, in which tha Jail waa "an obsolete b u ild in i with Inadequate facilitiaa and a deterioration " . . . The laapactor haa threatened previoualy to condemn •r dodge Alexander told the eommlaalon alnca ha haa "had ;dn m y n m r lt n n fo r approxim attly tw o years the entering Of e S w e p U d a g the mantalty 111, tha Juvenile dalinquanU M l tha crbninaT in groaaly inadequate ja il facilities, 1 hope w w il b e u ndm tandlng In m y now getting o f f to an early •■tart fai u rgin g that Immediate plana be laid fo r anawaring I l i a dire need, to avoid th e lnjuatieee and inhumanitlea that 'teautt from auck facllitlee aa wa have fo r theae unfortunate people am ong ua." H ie ju d g e aaid "I am prepared1* to wage a vigoroua Campaign to g e t priority fo r a batter Jail. FT He haa the right idea, of courae. And he ia right that the mental caaea, youngster* in trouble and aome others •houWs’t be thrown together with criminals, even tempor§*• . . . Youth Complimented •e-■ JL f?" ; Coach Jim Pigott of tha Seminole High School football team told the Klwanls Club thnt he doesn’t consider winning the moat important faetor in aporta. L , He admitted that tha playera ha coaches maka some Mistakes in playing the game, but praised .them for their •Sttitude mid conduct. “A boy’a first responsibility la to get ah education,'* Pigott aaid, "If ha goofa in class work, ha may goof ataawhare." Pigott told the Kiwanlana of a high compliment the “football squad received after losing a game at Daytona Beach. Tha manager of the restaurant where the team ate told tha coach that “ they're the finest group of boys we've aver served." ... That's creating a good impression for the boys, the home town and their coach. Disease Toll Up In Jersey Area ,TgK N TON , K . J. (UPI) — The Mate Health Depart meat said Mon­ day that the death Sunday nt|ht ef a ll-ytsr-old boy had beta UIH tentatively ai a near fatal* Ity In New Jersey's outbreak of •astern equine encephalitis. Health Coramlasloner Rusroe 1*. Handle aaid the death In Atlantic County raised the number •( suipasted rase, to 39. There have been II deaUu. The hoy, whose Identity waa sot disclosed was a resldant o f Leads Point. handle said the number of “ pro* sumpltvely confirmed" rases re­ mained at tl. The commissioner again atated his conviction that the Incidence of the disease waa declining. The outbreak o f the rate dls. ease hit a peak about Sept. 10 and haa been declining steadily since then, according to the de> partment. The virus is rarried In biidt. A crstain type of mosquito whkh feeds on the birds can Infect with it any human it bites. There is no known cure or proved vaccine. DAILY C R O SSW O R D n ? iy i’a m iu m m g. Man’a name 31, A fftrma. n tin titi tMcii-tu oeitsH u ‘ si ttia fl 4. Chase p la ce tiV* Finn nt )>wrw n s S. Biogrevotea triM i fit*: y a t i phi** 33. Ships wwenn luxtcg S. Asian In­ record W 'P ifiu ' iiitjiirtit -l& fStlf tlube tend sen 14. Marts* '.V:liO ninu hum - IS. Wind lustra- T. Ittvohe meat ■.Works, ss 37. Native :t.*iijyto rue «U M a a * ■luugli of yMISdU'l »>:l ■* eorrant 9. l\>k»a Buckeye mniiiuh aieu . S i Openings around Bute 21. RscuM S s W s i's Asses* <*»*L) 11. Swagger lit. Wrinkled .U. V. 8 . coins IT. ltroad 32. French37. Lana man’arap (colloql t l . Rosary bend « I t . Toward i l .j e a r * I f. Armed 3.1. AOAesive 39. Raaon 33. Addition 40. Boston a SM lsss ~l ronRkta (slang) nickname atgw 1 1t. Dutch * fahhr.) N TER FA BR ICS Now Coming Assignment Washington nV HD KQTKBBA GETTYSBURG, PA. - The fnisIntion and confusion ia tha ranka of the press corps covering Nikita Khrushch*v may probably belt be told In Ibis dateline. This la the situation you have here: h.porters are headquartered ia Gettysburg for tbo week end to try to keep in d o n 'iu u cn with events tilting place in anolhar state! New Cabinet Post Study Is Planned WASHINGTON (U l'l) — A Senate subcommittee plans to study whether the United Slates need* a super cabinet secretary for national security to help America "out-think, out-plan and out perform" Russia In the cold war. The study will be headed by Sen. Henry M. Jackson (D* Wash.), who already ha calkd for the government to overhaul Its national security organisation. Jackson said Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev's recent U.S. visit "underscored Moscow's mas­ ter plan to best us In a long-term, relentless, acrossthe-lmard com­ petition economies, political, cul­ tural and military." Declaring that the Soviat threat transcended any political party or administration, Jackson said "The issue Is this; How can we best organise our government to gen­ erate the sustained national sffort nettled to w in ?" It would do you no good to pileh a teat ia the Catoctln Mountains to ba near tha two world leader* meeting at Camp David 30 miles away because there is only one true line of communication to re­ porters her- ** the Gettysburg Ho­ tel. And that la press secretary Jim Hagtrly. i f " t i t (« n y docsirv tiu k . n i - turn trip to the hospital for his ulcers. It will be this reporter’s biggest surprise of the Elicnhower Khrushcbev conference. Take the Sunday Camp DavidGettyaburg-Washington schedule. The mreting was set to break up at 13 noon at David, and the party waa io return to Washington for a 4 p. m. Khrushchev press conference. Out Hagerty had a commitment to travel the opposite direction 20 milt* to hold hi* own prest conference in Gettysburg, and finiih it in time to catch the Khrushchev version. Trying to outgueaa the Soviet Premier has been near bopeleaa for tbe reporter. Like the enter­ prising correspondent who was go­ ing to have the Jump on hi* op- Flies Home NEW YORK (UPI) - Italian Prsmitr Antonio Segnt flew bath to Rome today after expressing the conviction that hi* five-day U. S. visit has brought "tven do*, or economic end political rela­ tions" between Italy and the Unit­ ed States. Tbe Army has adopted a new moulhtomouih respiration tube for use In drowning accidents. It will evenutilly be made available to the public. position. He wrapped up a detailed story on the NaUoaal Institute o( Health ia Bethetda, Md., which Khruihcbtv was to lour. All he needed waa tbe taad. Aad then Khrushchev canceled the visit. But toward tbe cad o f the Red leader's visit, prais secretary llagerty learned how to keep one Jump ahead w-*IHa*-ufxh*v aad two Jumps la front of newsmen. He issued two seta of pleas — always an alternate la eaio the Russian got new leas, like whan Khrushchev decided at the last minute that he would helicopter, after all, to Camp David. Rarely in hia While House brief­ ings did a reporter catch tbe press secretary with hia answers down. But May Craig, TV personality and Maine newswomsn, almost succeeded. When Hagerty answered queries on tha physical qualities of Aspen Lodge, May wondered whether there would be an American Inter­ preter in the lodge with the two pairs of leaders, come bedtime. No, Jim slid. And Mrs. Craig asked wbat happens if Khrush­ chev gala up In tha middle of tha night and start* looking for, ub, a bar of aoap. Everybody guffawed. Hagerty got tbe bint. Andrei Gromyko, who speak* a bit of English, would act as Interpreter in that rase, he said. Aad, anyway, to answer May's tactful question directly, tha presi secretary acknowledged that there waa a washroom, com­ plete with eli facilities, in each of th* four bedrooms. As soon as Premlar Khrushchev got out of the country, I hope they sent Hagerty someplace to collapse for a few weeks. TRIMMINGS FULL TIME SEAMSTRESS SANFORD FABRIC CENTER CONVENIENCE BY DAY ACROSS . L Child's car* ' rlago (O B.) 3 S. Songbird - nun 1“ .30. Labor hard * 33. Just pro* * ceding * a t . Perfectly 30. Contend r SAVE M ONEY..... Fill A L L Your Hunting Needs H E R E ! ■ T" AM M UN ITION (With! Wa have the monl Complete Slock in Town • at. Drenched •gl. Car lamaSj.PU U a 33. Greek Utter 34. Equipped „ ST. Diamond • 3* Kind ef bear * 39. Disgrace 41. n it d lightly 43. Questions cleealy 43. Bird's hem* 4*. Incite ACROSS 1. Talking bird 3. Capital o f Latvia SECURITY B Y NIGHT i ' i. * k F Hunting Vests — Cops — Hunting Boots Gun Cleonig Kits FLASHLIGHTS Camp Lanterns Camp Stoves rr~ _ 37" I Tuesday, October 6, 195a on tow. aatsw awe v«mum* cutaina. sireeu .* a a .^ .. cacatia vaaaca iiWnr nan*. GUN O IL Re-coil Pods HUNTING KNIVES Lures and Game Calls Gun Cases Icc Chests THERMOS JUGS PROTECT YOURSELF W I T H . . . . S n a k e - Proof HILL Aluminum Leggings IM P L E M E N T M and with a handy bedroom extension phone nearby! Just call oar Businem Office today and tee how little it coats (or you to enjoy this convenience and aecurity. Available in a choice of handsome colors. io u t h e r n II a4 A ftim �•. JOt'V A,.. ^Tu«g.. Oct. 6, 1*59—Pam S Apr Painters Break League Record In Bowling Play Seminoles Prep fo r Ketterlinus Coaches Jim Plgott and Oava Lauda bcian adjusting the San­ ford Seminole lineup yesterday In an dfort to be ready for Kettrrliua of St. Augustine this Friday night. The Seminoles will be with­ out the Services of speedy half­ back John Lovtlack as they travel to the ancient city t o ' try to do something no other Sanford team ^ a s ever done. V Lovelace, who possesses some of the best speed In the OBC, was shaken up on the aecond play of the Apopka game last Friday night and the doctor haa advised that ho sit it out for a week. His in­ jury could well have spelled the difference of the contest last Fri­ day night in the 13-12 defeat the Apopka Darters handed the Semi­ nole*. Up until the injury Lovelace •had been running very well and be 4fts expected (o be back In the starting lineup two weeks from now. • In an effort to fill the gap left by Lovelace the Seminole coaches have shifted senior Jimmy Gracty from hli offensive end position to the halfback spot. Graeey, who never played in a football game until this year, wae the leading man on the track squad last season and could very well be a big •.ffun Ibis Friday night, lie has done a tremendous job at the offtnslve end spot up until now and ho should prove to be very capablo of taking over as a ball carrier with bia fin* ipecd. With Graeey moving lo the half­ back ipot Alex McKlbbin has been shifted from bia defensive linebacked spot to left end. McKlbbin has worked at the quarterback apot on offense and has a good ^ p a lr of bands so he should be C a p a b le to take over In the pass catching department. Up to this point the youngster has been one of the standouts in Ibt fine Seminoil Offensive gsETit. With the exception of these changes the Seminole coaches will probably go along with the same offensive unit. The defensive unit, which b is been very effective to this point, could possibly have M evcral changes before (he open­ i n g kickoff Friday night. Tha Seminoles will be working a groat deal this week on their pais- LSU’s 1st Place Lead In Poll Cut NEW YORK (U P l)-N orth w est. *rn, victor over Iowa in one of Sat­ urday's top football games, cut ^Louisiana State’s tint-place marjtin to six points todsy in United Press International's major col* lege ratings. The wave of weekend upsets jolt­ ed Army, Clemion, Notre Dame and Ohio Stale out of the top 20. Georgia Tech, Tennessee and Pur­ due moved into the select group. Release Two CLEVELAND (U Pl) - Granny # !ta m n er and Elmo Valo, a pair of veterans acquired by the Cleveland Indians to help in their abortive drive for the American League pennant, have been given their un­ conditional releases. Bums Try To W rap-Up Sanford JV's Play New Smyrna Beach Here Tomorrow W orld Series Today Burnett Painters of the Ssnford City Bowling League raptured Ing game with quarterback Mike ! three games from the Celery City Roberta doing most of the throw­ Printing Company and established ing. End Terry Christensen has a new leagu* high for the season been one of the outstanding Semi- with a 904 scratch single set and notes in the first three games 2313 three game scries. with bis fine pass receiving. With This was the first time this Graeey and Christensen as Ro­ year Ihsl a team has wun all berts' prime targets the passing three games against an opposing game could well spell tha differ­ team which had ail its members. ence for the Seminoles Friday The Printers were unfortunite in night. coming op against tbe Painters Roberts, the Junior field gen­ when they finally got hot. but eral for the Seminoles, has drawn "that's the way the ball rolls"; much praise for his fine quick The Painters had three men with kicking and punting in the first a 300 series, the highest being few games. Uia timely quick Dick Richards' 201 Ml. In the kicka kept the Darters deep in Painters high game, Richards, their own territory most of the with Iht highest average on the evening tu t Friday. The tail, lean team, beat his average only to youngster ia gaining confidence find out that he was low for the in every game and by this Fri­ team on that game! day night he should begin to break In other league action. Harry's out as one of the outstanding Liquors took three games from Seminole quarterbacks in Lhe last handicapped New York Life in­ few years. 11c possesses a fine surance, bowling with only four throwing arm and with the much men. George Ncnia led the LIneeded confidence that he has quormcn with a 210-311, while been gaining he should be ready Doc Ring led the Insurance men to put on a show. with a 343. Mather Df Sanford, Senior halfback R. y Lundquist, the league leaders, had four men who put on a tremendous show Iasi rolling in the 300's to take two Gene’ s Seminole Friday night with bia broken field games from running, should be at full strength Cleaners and Laundry. Ed CalFriday night. It hr geta a foot Ian finally broke out of his Hump or two of running room the Yel­ to lead tbe Furnituremen with his low Jackets from St. Augustine 336, while Bill Kasee rolled a 327 will have plenty to worry about. for tbe Cleaners. hlatch-of the-wcek this Wednes­ In the first three games of the young season Lundquist has lived day will feature "lop dog" Mather up to all pre-ieaso*- predictions of Sanford against third ptace with his great desire lo win and Harry's Liquors on the left pair of isnes. The right i Ir will h a .t above average speed. While the Seminole offense his Gene's Seminote Cleaners and showed ll's potential in the first Laundry rolling against Celery three games the outstanding Job City Printing Compiny while Bur­ of the forward wall can take its nett will try to extend Its win share of tbe credit for opening the siring against New York Life In­ holes for the ball carriers. Big surance on the middle pair of Charlie Bogan has been one of the lanes. Averages for the league after outstanding players in all phases of the Seminole attack with his the week's action arc: Richards hruiaing blacking 2nd tickling. snd t.'hr at 170. D* Palma, Oil* Guardi Burk Winn and Billy Al­ strap and Fox at 1M; Kateo, 166; ford has teamed with center Tom­ Stetlcr, 163; Steele and Cook at my Butnar up the middle to make 163; Ring, Von Hcrbulls. Kenis, plenty of room for the speedy and Forguson at 161. Also, Swann and Best at 136; Huhn, Pcxold. Seminole bail carriers. The defensive play has been a and Plvec at 137; Hcrbst, 133; great team rffort all the way with Burton and Kanner at 133; Bur­ it an almost Impossibility to sin­ nett, 132, and Callan at 131. Alsu, gle out a perfurmur. Big Neely Hartwick and Krcticr at 149; Ross has led lhe charges most of Proctor, 146; Plercy and Estridge the way with big, burly Charles at 116; Brown and Dukur at 143;’ Fox and Rusty Simas and Glenn Kirchhoff, 144; Seymour, 141; Ma­ Hodge making up most of the loney. 110; Perry, 136, and She!bulk for the opposition to get benberger at 124. through. All of these lids like the rough stuff and will get tougher Anderson OK as the season progresses. WEST POINT, N. Y. (UIM )-AU In the secondary defense big American halfback Boh Anderson footed Johnny Whelchel has been of Army may be able lo play foot­ one of the outstanding linebackers ball again in a couple of weeks. and ticklers, lie has made it very When lhe fleet back Injured his lough for the opposition to pene­ knee during last Saturday's game trate much farmer than tho for­ against Illinois, it was feared he ward wall. would be out for the rest of the The Seminole coaches opened season. However, a closer exam­ lhe season knowing that the) were ination .Monday revealed he had big defensively and fait offensive­ not injured the knee ai badly as it ly but they were also very much had been first announced. aware of the fact that they were inexperienced. With the exception of Lundquist, who played the last Weather Cloudy LOS ANGELES (U Pl) - The half of the season as a regular last season, Hogan and Koss, weatherman forecast considerable you might say that the remainder high cloudiness for toda>'s filth of the squad gut a look at their game of the World Series in the first varsity ball three short weeks Coliseum and predicted a high of ago. about 62 degrees. N M W Thl * , J% i 6 V* f r 1 ; • i * '‘ Vi * * * DRINKING ON JOB — AI Smith, Whito Sox left fielder, geta domed with u cup o f beer dropped by » eurelena fun icachinx for u lonjf drive. The bull went into the ntmul.t, Kiving ( hurley Neal a home run in the 7th inning of the Ihirtl World Series (tunic in Chictiiro. The Sanford Junior Varsity will open It'a home season here tomor­ row night against New Smyrna In Memorial stadium with kick­ off time at 7:30. The youngsters opened their season last week with Leesburg with Iht game ending in a 7-u drfeal. Coaches Bud Layer and Dick Sil­ vers are plagued with tho same Inexperience that tha varsity coaches are faced with but they were very pleased with the show­ ing their youngsters nude last week. They battled it down to the wirr last week with the defense looking especially good. Although lhe JV'a were unable to push a score last week aev* LOS ANGELES (U Pl)— Chi­ cago's go-go White Sox. who' haven't been going far enough around the bates, faced sudden death in the World Series lodayl as a long-disappointing kid fromBrooklyn went out In an attempt to administer the coup de grace. Twenty-three-year • old Sandy Koufax, a fast-balling left hander, will attempt lo compensate for > 623,000 bonus and r mere 28-27 record over the past five years by trying to close out the series for the Los Angeles Dodgers. But the White Sox, undaunted; by the fact that they trailed three games td one, promised to un- > chain the runners they have been stranding on the bases with frus- 1 Dating frequency and pull them­ selves back into contention behind \ the fast ball’ hurling of big Dob Shaw. “ We've still got a helluva chance," asserted Chlsox Manager AI Lopcr, faced In addition with a second World Series mauling on the heels of bis four straight 19341 losses to the Giants when he was managing Cleveland. Ignoring th e; fact that he now la 1-7 in World Series play, he added: "We haven't done anything the raey way all >ear and we can t expect It now." Yet, without unshackling those baserunnrrs, his task looked vir­ tually hopeless. For in two record attendance games in the Coliseum the White Sox have stranded a killing lotal of 20 base runners. Nine men left on base con­ tributed to their rum Monday is they fell, 3 to 4. before an eighthinning home run hy veteran Gil llodgcs — adding to the saga of those old Brooklyn heroes who went West with the franchise two (ears ago The Dodgers had rolled up a four run lead with a third-liming barrage of five straight hits w h ic h roofed Early Wynn, lhe hurly righthander who treated them so scornfully In that opening 110 rout at Chicago. Compounding his dismissal were two White box er­ rors and a passed hall. Meanwhile the White Sox—play­ ing before a second straight re­ cord series crowd of 92,330—left two un in lhe first inning when .Shcrm Hollar rapped intu a dou­ ble play, one on in the second and third, and two more aboard tvith in the fourth and sixth Innings. Then, finally, they cracked through in the seventh lo lie it up at 4-4 when Ted Klutiewskl knocked in one run and Lollar gut him seif sum for that first inning double play smash hy spanking a threerun homer over the screen la left field. • eral of tbe young ball cirrleri were very Impressive. Quarter­ back Jim Terwiliegcr will be hand­ ling tha signal calling and passing tomorrow night. Big Bill Phagan will be running at the .ullback spot and Is expected to be one of the standout* on offense. Butch Riser will also be sharing some of the fullback duties. The Seminole coaches have two offensive units that they will be using as the different situations arise. Bubba Davis and Gary Davidson will be running frum the left halfback spots and Tommy Hinson and Bobby Bowen will be running from the right halfback ■put. N O W 'S Y O U R CHANCE! T H O U SA N D S AND UPON P R A C T IC A L T H O U SA N D S ITEM S DOLL 5,-°° FOR TH E ENTIRE F A M IL Y REVLON ....... 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Second rank araa awarded to John Danny TUlle, Jim — Tom Wlederhold and teott Merit badge* ward awarded to Wennelh Daman, tha tea Blakemcrex, Alexander, tha lav Beat*, Chase, Lea, tha StuUttldas, Howell. Richard Scott, Da* «U Scott, TUlla, Jim Wlederhld, Martin, and w uiis. mate tfeto year. Ratary Dtatriet Mi Governor Everett “ told Siafcrd Ratarlaaa Ratary hat tha Nmrvtee above •air Mat la cam non with all world latighuw. Sommer* mid at th* Ctvte Crater m MlySVAielX-ei im w iin the peapte theyr“ to toratia lead*, i " o a n i r a i g e* *paea mgsn.” to be food w ill I Rotary Mara impart*at B aa the apaiialto visit Isad field af hmar inreatlgattoa ia 4 anrad tha'fact that it may be a lin t to af R ou­ fide st tha place af toe land*. Goat to sand rian* in ■bread this year to earth by lateral affl be |MM»Gattiag a maauga of United States ar tha Sartot Untoa is ge- Mata* goodwill dlm tly to people tac to hit the maw with a lahat of attmr leads ia vary Important, « anted vakicte eapabto af gammer* explained. Ha said a student told him that flvt cant packaga* of flower and bringing it beck. may gat trade pla­ ■aids distributed among Labant** tan* af tha sMoa’i ether uda, paapla taamod to kava more totha ana te a m hidden trea earth- finance than American dollar* aont linga. Bat few. KiaatUto baUrra to that country. each picture* w ill m a il maeb Rotarian* must work beyond n difference tram tha fata taraad city * confine#, he emphasised. A crippled child in ladle is tha toward tha earth. In any eaaa *aah pletaraa would same aa a crippled child ia tha ■01 ifJOIVt u flu j ■ COOII#Vvc§f city af Sanford," ba said. Summers each a* whatbir lunar cratora are pointed oat tha damocrstle naturo af Rotary which has members af metoert* ar rolesale artgto. So what both American and balding many different points of Soviet sclesUats realty want is a vlaw and in varying economic real place af tha moe Missionary Group Meets Wednesday Colored slides of the Afriesa mis- slides, “ * a covered dish supper will aim fields will ba shown at tho be served ia the church annex at monthly mooting ef the MUstoaary < :U . Society of The First Church of tha NasartM Wednesday night Tha public la invited to attend this mMting to ba bald at tha church located at Second end Maple ia Sanford. Th* meeting will begin at t:IO p. m. Preceding the (bowing of tha GLA D T* S U V A BACK FROM VOURALL-WYVKI SHOPPING W ar * $ SI St MILLIONAIRESS— Miriam Etter, 30, • student at tha Univtralty of Bridgeport, holds n photograph of-htr deceased unde, Samuel Glaser. Arriving at hnr Brooklyn, N.Y., home she wan informad ha willed her a million dollars. 8TA-NU Keeps i ___ LIKE NEW! ■ \C££PtNm av s m e m \M*SLF.7VE»U3U> \mmxtnspirm op op. M et. Coll FA 2-3315 (p h ilip A COLONIAL CLEANERS 111 8. Palmetto Ava. Drive-la Broach SIP W. lfth g --------------- — T------------------------------------------------------------------- Penai Tour Continues B IL U GLADE <UPI) - Mam te n of Mm Lagtalature’a Prlsou CommHUe oUsntd to rUU the prison farm hero today w their statewide tour of Florid*’* sprswliar Dtnal m tem . - Tha lagliUtors, who Inspected Apalachee Correctional Institution Monday w*r* daa to arrivo her* at » a. at This afternoon they will fo to Avon Park whan they will Httyl the night The weak-long tour opened amid reports that Inmates at tha Apa­ lachee Institution nssr Chaliabooabaa piaanad soma sort of damooMratloa. However, either tha reports wars unfounded or tha 130 y outhful Inmates changed their ■tods. Tha denim-dad prisoners, soma aaly i f years old, ware curious hat orderly as tha legislators sod accompanying newrmen Inspec­ ted the 7,000 sera institution for first offender* aad ata In tha priaoa «<teteg mom. Only white first offenders under M* 23 go to Apalachoa although e a S t Negroes who work tho t art housed at a nearby wait. Prlaooars sent to Apalachoa lea onas tha state faaii can ba rehabilitated. Tha nature of their FOR THOSE crimw la aot conaldarod and aoma ar* serving life terms for murder or rap*. Two of those serving Ufa terms art David Baaglas, II, and Ollla Soutamlro, II, convicted last funs In TiUahasssa’s sensational rap* case involving ■ young Negro co-ad. Superintendent Paul Kubanka escorted th* tour group through th* prison, located on tho banka of Lake Seminole sod spreading la three counties, Gadsden and Jackson counties in Florida and Decatur County in Georgia. Eubank* explained Inmates are given an opportunity to tarn a high school equivalency diploma nod can learn any of 40 trades ranging from carpentry to office work. He said the prison seldom uses extreme punishment but when necessary places unruly prisoners on solitary confinement and bread and water diet*. The prison ia a minimum secu­ rity Institution without bars or armad guards and correctional officers are armed only with whistles and walkie-talkies to caU for help if needed. OF YOU WHO HAVE Toughest D river In low n! to Careful Percy McFidgct—who would believe that ha’s harder on his car than anybody town? Why, be never goes over 33 or takes n trip over 10 miles I Actually this kind or driving is very hard on a car engine because the engine seldom gets "warmed up" •uSIdantiy.TheoiJ lends to ba sluggish. Sludge forms ia tha crankcase. Tha way is open for dangerous wear and corrosion. But there’s something you can do about this, to promt your motor. If you havo to do a lot o f startand-stop driving at low ipaads, as most of us do. use Trop-Artie* Motor Oil. It flows fast... resists sludge .formation. . . helps your car run better, longer. Get Trap-Attic Motor Oil at any station whet* you tea tha Phillips 66 Shield. •A trademark Mac S Oil HeRE-I'LL GIVE VOU EACte A DIME IF , VOULLBeOUIET AND LET ME SLEEP Co.fDisTRlBUTOB SANFORD, FLA. * NOT YET TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF OUR OLD RANGE ROUND-UP THE SALE IS CONTINUING! 14 WE’LL GIVE 11] ty a YOU *50 TRADE-IN FOR YOUR OLD RANGE Regardless O f Age, Make TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF A N EW 30 OR 38-INCH 3 S an ford 210 East 1st St. fhiik 'j X >* 2 u 5 JL O r Condition u -- 1 • Hardwick • Magic Chef • Roper Gas Range M PAN Y Phone FA 2-5733 N A TU R A L GAS FOR SANFORD �A W ant Ad A D ay M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 CLASSIFIED INDEX <J|. 2. Far K n t 8. V u M to Rut 4. I n i b U t i V u M I. Real Eatal* Far Sato L Martsat* U r n 7. Banin*** Oytoeteailie* T-A Inanata 8. Fanato Hals Wasted B 9. ta. 1L 12. Mato Hals Wealed Mato ar Fanato Wart Wasted F feahfag Berate** IS. Ktoedtteto Berate** 8. Reel lUte i e Fee Bale CARD OF THANKS The Family of Elizabeth R. FIVE ROOM House; 2 bedrooms, Grinding. wife of Oacar A. Gramtarge porch. 1110 W, 3rd. Street, line, Sr., wiatwi Lo taka thia mathSanford. od lo thank all friend* for their kindness and lympathy durin; our 3-BEDROOM house 1301 WynnebarleramanL wood Dr. Low down payment. The Family Phone PA 2-1797. ffh r fttfs d Derail! Tue*., O ct. b. 1959— P age 7 1. CaaJ frnJ SACRIFICE: Beautiful 2 bedroom home on too’ z 130* lot witb cit­ IF. . .You’ve never been out here, rus treea; in elty. Phone we’re both milting aomathlng. PA 2-9139. The OFFICE Bar, in Lake Mary, a half-mile from Mayfair Coun­ HOMES AND LOTS far eelored try Club. people. Alto homes ouUt on loti. Roy Wall. Phene PA 2-1387. BRING THIS AD to The Office Bar, Lake Mary. It will gat you Se OFF on every bear eonaum- 3-BEDROOM house Urge tot, 3409 Adams Court, Wynaewood. ad on premier!, and 23c OFF Terms. every S p ick to go. Red Tide leaves Thousands Of Fish Dead At Gulf Coast houie available in one Call FA 26043. weak. FURNISHED upitain apartment, water fumlihed, ISO. Call Adelaide !L FA 2-6337. 1991 Park Art. NEWLY DECORATED 3-room furStreet. $80 monthly. FA 2-4213 or FA 2-5788. 143 MONTH: 2 bedroom unfurn­ ished. kitchen equipped house near sir station. Tel. FA 2 3348. after • P. M. This is a guest past to the Movie land for Junes W. Smith to see "The Last Train From Gun llill." NEW two bedroom house complctsiy furnished', fret waver, deposit furnished on gas. So. Cameron Ave. FA 2*2377. — ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. (UPI) * —Coniervatlon expert! aald thou- 2-BEDROOM apartment, nicely aanda of flah killed by the red tide furnished. Living room and kit­ chen lir conditioned. $73 a would waih aihore on Sanibel lamonth. Call FA 2-0864. land today. It would be the Aral heavy con­ centration of dead fith to come aihore in the lateit red tide out­ break. A reconnalttance plane checked watera off Florida*! central gulf coait Sunday and reported several patebea of dead fiab floating In the nut-colored water of the red tide. However, Dr. Robert F. Hutton, head blologlit at the Marine Lab oratory here, laid the situation had not changed much aince the out break was diicovered last Thun day. "The main difference it that the wlnda end tide are taking the fith to different place*," Hutton aald The heavieat concentration of rotting fith wat spotted just off shore along the southern end of Sanibel Island. A few flah reported on beaches near Sarasota and Longboat Key Saturday waa quickly gathered up by work crews. 3-ROOM furn. ' apt'.; screened porch; extra rollaway bed. 612 Park. FA 2-3373. EYE AND BUY 5-PC. DINETTE; chrome the New INO Evlnntoc! low formica; ST* x 10" ; encat* 40 and 13 H. P. Motors, alto all tent condition; $33. Duathem 1939 model Motors, Boats and Roy Reef Paint k Bod; Shop heater; 30 gal. tank k Trailers at Close Out Prices. 10th k Sanford full of oil. Excellent Sample: Behind Studcbaker Garage Call FA 2-3384, after 8 P . f t $888 30 H. P. Now $683 FA 24012. JA C H O B U R E P A IR SH O P St395 17 FT. ScotUe Craft $1090 BEDROOM SUITE; box spring $264 Trailers Now $130 Welding — V ich. 4k Gen. Repairs and mattress included, 9M f'| M i W. 20th. k Old. L. Mary Rd. All reconditioned used motors at condition. Phone FA 2-IMk auction wholesale I K . M. Wilkins, C o n tra cto r Show roams at 304-6-8 and 301-11 FACTORY TO TOO E. First St. • Asphalt Driveways ALUMINUM O Perking Areas Finance Plan — Buy Now! VENETIAN BLIND# Quality Workmanship k Materials Gateway Te The Waterway Enclosed heed. Sag-greed bettani Terms To Suit Your Budget Your EVINRUDE Dealer rail with plat tie ends. Ftaetto • Free Estimates Robson Sporting Good* or rayon tape*- Cotton or ayleu • Work Guaranteed *04-6 * E. l i t Ph. FA 2-8991 cords. Phone FA 2-4030 Sanford, Fla. H . & P O P E CO. 399 S . Part — FA 24298 KRUTOI •10-5 FA who I caught, chief —*Slippery S lU i" G on e W ith T h a W ind Like TARA, this recently remod­ 8. Female Help Wanted eled two story, beautifully furn­ $. Real Eetata Per Bale ished home U typical o f tha MOTHERS — earn $483 before old South. Two stories, with up­ Christmas Must he reliable will­ stairs and downstairs railed Stemper R egrets ing worker. 20 choice hrs. wk. porches, four bedrooms. . . that he doesn't have a doien We train. TA 2-2707 between 7 located on full city block in homes like this one to sell; three k a. Sanford, surrounded by huge bedroom, concrete Mock, perfect shade trees. . .Orange grove. . . condition. Urge landscape) lot, >. Male Help A n t e d Second bouse on property rents easy walking distance to Pinefor $83 per month. Price $19,300 crest School. Priced $12,100 for YOUNG MEN - Train for AIR Cuntihed (eta ilto he purchir LINES. See our ad under Class. quick tale—monthly paymenU cd unfurnished), only $2300 23, Education-Instruction. $66.31 per month after reason­ down. Let us show you how you able down payment. can recapture the graceful liv­ DRY CLEANING Assistant. Apply ing of the past without sacrific­ W. H. "BUT STEMPER Agency in person to Downtown Cleaners ing modern comforts, Realtar 4b Intnrer and Laundry. Phone PA $-091 111 N. Park W. f t "BUI" STEMPER Agency FULL TIME; Bag Boys. Mutt be Realtor A Intnrer FINECREST 2nd. Additir-: 3-bed­ 16 or over. Apply Manager, Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park room, 2 bath, kitchen equipped Food Fair. home; pine paneled d e n . ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor FA 2-382$. OFFICE MAN for Budget Depart­ Raymond LanOqaM, Aaaoe. ment. Steady employment, good Wk 1-3981 Atlantic Rank Bldg. $389 DOWN working conditions, opportuni­ 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath, large living ties for advancement. Firestone BY OWNER: 2-bed room home, room and bedrooms; kitchen Stores, Sanford, Florida. beat location in Country Club equlpt. See at 103 E. Woodland Manor. Phons FA 2-9842. Dr. Phono owner, FA 2-4073. ^TTT«to!no!jil*»"T7raJJer»" c. Dallas Asphalt Co. Stemper Presents 4 Hospital Notes IM Furniture and Appliances Mather of Sanford N EW R AV EN N A PARK H O M ES $450 Down Stemper Suggests OPEN D A ILY *1 7 50 Shosunaksui fccfw lA Bedding Company school graduate, 19-35. Mail coupon today for comptot* details. AIRLINE CARSER DIVISION • BIG VALUES Northwest Schools • QUICK CREDIT Dept. AO-23 Box 19 • EASY TERMS e l9 Sanford Herald WK GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Name i(iiiiisi*eiiiM t< *i( ••4*9*8 203-209 E . First St. Ph. FA 2-9088 W ILSO N - M A IG R Addreii ••§••••«e o o t e •e•e ••#••#• Cit7 *•tt*ieeeetetM • A j l •41*99** New And Used Furniture 311 E. First St. FA 24822 S U llS M l l | 4 * * 4 4 4 l Phont « m » » 4 M * Education ............ Hrs. I W ork .... Used furniture, appliances, toola etc. Houglit-vold Larry's M an 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 24132. New A Used Furniture A Appli­ ances. A Good Place To BUY SELL or TRADE JENKINS FURNITURE 400 Sanford Ave. FA 2-148U VZ^VrTITTes- Pr^TaT^ PAINT and WALLPAPER SUPPLIES Buy l Gat. - Grt 1 MIKE I MARY CARTER FAINTS Ml W. lit St. FA 2 3849 BEAUTIFUL 20 volumn set of American People* Encyclope­ dias. like new. 3160. FA 2 3610. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. RENOVATION S P E C IA L Senkarik GUea and Paint On. TV’ and RADIO REPAIR at‘ ?r 119414 W . 2nd SL Ph. F A B 49H 3:00 nights and weekends; San­ •37 CHEVY " 210" model fordor, ford, Lake Mary and Longwood. tutonc. See Green Spar Ser„ z U U e e e l FA 2-2772 and FA 2 6413. loot French Ave. $1095. WANT PASSENGERS to San D l* go or San Francisco to chare LAWN MOWER Repair* - Heat- '57 MODEL 3 room home trailer; expenses. FA 2-1839, era Cleaned k Serviced. LEWIS largo bed, 2 bunk beds and SALES k SERVICE. ?»ir W. 20 couch . bed; perfect condition. a - u r i i o - i ■ " St. Ph. FA 2 792* or FA 2 3468. 31600. Near Wilson School, PaLOST: Om green and yellow para­ ola. Shamblcn. Furniture Storage and Moving keet In the vicinity of CouMry T o and From Anywhere 3-BKDROOM trailer fully air con­ Club Manor. $10.00 REWARD. E. rD IX IT S ditioned, washer and dryer. Will Ph. FA 2-7779. 1300 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-1991 sell equity very reasonable or will trade for equity in 3 bed­ g m s a c r = T s c a a i r t ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ room home. Phone FA 2-3134. YOUNG MEN A WOMEN ments, invoices, head hills, and In to for programs, etc. Progressive •32 PLYMOUTH fordor, 6 cylin­ A I R L I N E R Printing Co. Phono FA 2-2*31 — der; Just hid new rings, In­ serts and vslve job; clutch less Prepart now for an alrliat »*• 3M West 12th S t reer. This exciting Held offers than year old: runs good —looks good; priced right. Phone many opportunities. Y o u - can train for Stewardess or sgy to FA 2-7770. the many important ground 21. Furniture political. NO JOB TO LARGE OR SMALL Drivo Ways — Parking Areas Fiy to Chicago at no $SAVE$ RENTALS: Day — W eek -M on th charge, upon completion of ba­ New & Used Float End Loaders sic training. Must be hlih FOR THE BEST RENTAL IN SANFOHD CALL FA 2 0274 or FA 2-0842. 1. Furnished 2 bedroom house 2481 Palmetto. Graders — Deters — Dr*glint a 2. Unfurnished 3 bedroom house, Rollers — Transports kitchen equipped, 2412 Willow CHEF: Must he able to take PHONE: Days, FA 2-8134 31UST SELL— Being transferred! 3. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house, LAKE MARY BUILDING LOTS charge of kitchen; references Nights, FA 2-7123 or FA 2-5642 Nothing Down! Assume pay­ kitchen equipped, 2418 Orange. Wo have aeveral desirable build­ required: wages between $85ments $73 month. 127 Country ing Iota in Lake Alary priced SEPTIC TANK SERV1CK $100 (8 day week). Call between Club Drive. NICELY furnished garage apart­ to tell. Call us. Sines 1148 4 and 8 P. M. only NO 8-4683. ment Couple only. FA 2-3648. A. HARE DoBAKT LOCH ARBOR: Beautiful 3 BR. 1912 Sanford Ave. North 8 4422 NOrth 8-4711 home near golf course. Oversize I i. Work WnnttJ S t. 3-ROOM apt. completely furnish­ yard with many trees. You BABYSITTING during day; $1.30 Complete lawn Maintenance; ed; ground floor. 313 Palmetto. 119 N. Part A r t Ml p a 1-4183 must see this bargain. FA 2 4825 per day per child. FA 2-1288. A Fertilizer—Spraying — Mowing JOHN M1MMERSE RENT A BED BY OWNER: lakefront, corner 13. PlumMwg Hervtcen 418 Willow Ave. FA 2-TlfT RoUaway, Hospital A Baby Bads "H O M E SE E K E R S lot: 3 bedroom kitchen equip­ By Day, Week or Month. Very attractive 3-bedroom, tile ped concrete block home. Call SANFORD Plumbing k Heating ROLLAWAY. Hospital and Baby CARROLL’S FURNITURE bath, CB home, situated on a 2398 So. Elm rh. FA 2-7914. FA 2 0820 after 5 P. M. Beds. Dty. Week or Month — Fh. FA 2-5181 119 W. lit St well landscaped 100* x 140* oak FURNITURE CENTER PLUMBIKa shaded lot In nice section of HOUSE, unfurn., 2300 MeUonviUe. 1IN Preach Ave. Sanford. Features equipped kit­ Contracting k Repair* Pk. FA 2-7*33 chen and many nice extrai. To­ Free Estimate* FURN. apt. 300 Park Ave. A Nifty R. 1. HARVEY tal price — $12,700, with only for the Thrifty PUMPS - SPRINKLER FURNISHED apt. Ph. FA 2 2800. 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3383 $800 down payment, $74 per at *8750. All types and a im . Installed month. "D o It Yourself* We urge juu to sec (hit new 2 LARGE clean furn. apL, down­ bedroom, concrete block home WE REPAIR AND SERVICE stairs, 611 Park. Neat 2 bedroom, tile bith, CB SEPTEMBER 29 S T I N F. with * kitchen large enough to home, lim ited oa • nice lot in MODERN 3 bedroom home, kit­ Machinery and Sepply Co. really enjoy eating in. Conven Highland Perk. Completely chen furnished. For appointment lenity located, not too (ar nut. 207 W. * nd SL fh . FA 2 6431 Elmer Dobson. Sanford ^PIumbinq^X^H^^V^ equipped including floor furn­ call FA 2-3788. and not ton dose in. Good Helen Fits-Randolph, DeBsry ace. This home can be yours 13-A Beauty forlorn terms. Charles Wilkinson, Sanford AIR CONDITIONING FURNISHED apartment, clean am for only $8,300, with Jutt *1.000 Bessie Quick, DeBsry Phene FA 2-TIM c l o i e in. Jimmy Cowan, Fh down, and tow payments. (VA W . ft. * W S T E M P E R A greey CONTRACT aid REPAIR WORK Cblumbus Dickens, Sanford 1*87 Saafaed Ave. FA 2 8182 D A W N ' S FA 2-4013. 4W r., 23 year mortage.) Realtor A letorrr Evelyn Campbell, Altamonte BEAUTY SALON 2-BEDROOM unfurnished apart­ ASSOCIATES: IL E. Tsffer, Springs Air Conditioned Dryers Why wait? Phone now, and make Plumbing <f Repair* Arthur V. Day, Everett Harper ment near stores and ichooL Lucius Gadskins, Sanford your appointment to sea these Jaa C. Themai Robert F. May, Rart Pilcher No pets please. 2819 Elm. Blanche Page, DeBary two exceptional home buys. We FA 14848 Hair Styling — Permanents —Oil Dismissals Phone FA 2-4891 U2 N. Part 1823 Barite St. Treatments— TV Stamps. Soft will be pleased to serve you. FURN. Apt. 201to W. 1st. SL Winifred Dunn. Sanford Water — Air Cond. Ilarrlrtt’ a U. Electrical Services Ronald Howard, Sanford Realty Nook, 103 So. O a k SALE or RENT; 2 bedroom house Stauftrom Realty Maudo McTeer, Sanford completely furnished $83. Call FA 2 3742. M. " D e i" Vries Electrical Scr. Mabel Drennan, Sanford FA 2-7788. BROKER Dez Siys For Service Call. . . T irT low er^ T T u n i^ ^ "^ ""^ " Mrs. Patrick Donahoo and FA 2 4*94 FA 2 WHS 202 So. Park Ave. PN. FA 2-3991 LOWER floor 6-room furnl bed baby. Sanford LEN RBNRR Cut Flower* For Any Occarioa apartment. Phone FA 24)753. LOTTIE BROADWAY Charles Wilkinson, Sanford Housa Wiring — Electric Servlet SANFORD FLOWER SHOP OCTOBER 3 ERN TOIBCTT Sid Vihlea 2-ROOM furnished kitchenette BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN FA 2 1 0 3 *v PA *4*1* Admissions RANDALI. ELECTRIC CO. BETTYE D. SMITH apartment; aduita. P h o n e "NOT VENDING MACHINES" Hester Dukes, Sanford Associates 112 Magnolia FA 2U9I3 CITRUS TREKS FA 2-3202. Sanford And Surrounding Area* James E. Chaudoine, Mima 111 N. F art f t . VA 11488 Hamlin on sour root, ready for You will be associated with and It. Rnllding • Painting • Repairs Ethel Caldwell, Sanford ROOSI; sir cond., kitchen privi December planting; *4" — *»"• sponsored by a local civic or Births MAJOR BROWN REALTY leges: for career woman. M»y be seen at 1720 Firsl St. ganizstion. No age limit ary) Licensed — Bonded Painting A Rev. and Mrs. Billy Griffin, R sailor FA 2-7212. no seUing. Business it *rt up Decorating. Free Estimates Sanford, a ion M U MARY for you, only vuprrvluon it DOWNSTAIRS apartment; adults Ph. FA 2 5237 or FA 2 1164. Work Guaranteed. SEMINOLE Dismissals needed. If yuu would like (o only. 800 Elm. FA 2-3131. V A 1 N T1NG CONTRACTORS Marion Schaffer. Sanford earn big money in s steady FA 2 1204. 1-LOT, 70 ft. wide by 148 ft. OCTOBER 3 FURNISHED house; 2 bedrooms. year-round business, write for deep, cleared, lacing Country Admissions Apply Bud Long, 3rd. end Main Interview, Address reply lo; B ft M ROOFINO Club Rd. In Loch Arbor section, Flossie Simmons. Longwood St., Enterprise. Area Supervisor — P. O, Box Contracting k Repairi call FA 2 1823. Bertha Riggers, Sanford 1588 — Columbia, S. C. Give Licensed — Bonded —Insured Gladys Ethridge, DeBary LARGE clean apartment; living name, address and piione num­ FREE ESTIMATES REAI ESTATE DRIVE-IN Woodruff T. Bailey, Lake room I2'X 20’ : rug k curtains ber. This requires I2U0Q — ttooo 81* Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-7943 2544 Frenca Ave. Mary furnished; kitchen equipped: cash for inventory. Lucy Craig. Sanford bedroom It* X 18'; Jalousie J. W . H A LL CUSTOM BUILT IIOMES James R. Hipp, Sanford back porch; $83. Also furnished Realtor 8. Female Help Wanted Remodeling - Free Estimate* Madge Whitcomb, Sanford apartment $83. 801 Alagnolia. ‘ Cali Hall" Phone FA 2 3841 Repa'ra Phone FA 2-3744 Ernest Hicks, Sanford Call NO 83287. BILL BERNOSKY, Contractor Carol Crumley, Sanford HOUSEWIVES FARMER’S AGENCY 3-BEDROOM house in Lake Mary Johnny Lovelace, Sanford You may s the ooe we ar* FLOOR landing and finishing available first week of Novem­ N. V. Farmer, Realtor Bertha Stewart, DeBary Claanlng, Waxing. S e r v i n g looking for to serve an AVON ber. Call FA 24)773. D. IL Whilmora Floyd Drennen, Sanford Sewitonto County tine* IMS. territory NOW. Write Mrs. .MiLillian G. Trim s Frances Kern. Sanford R. M. GLEASON, Lake Mary. 1 R0O31 Efficiency Apt., private • Quiet Community lanich, Box 2(G, Lockhart, Fla Associates. Births bath, auitibl* for one or couple. 116 S. French Ave. Ph. TA 2-3221 Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kern, • Near Golf Course ROOF CLEANING AND COATING Across from Post Office. After hours, FA 2-2618, TA 2-4121, Sanford, a daughter SEAMSTRESS for rut aprons. Exclusive agent for SURCO in FA 2 0261 Mr. and Mra. Raymond Craig, WKLAXA APARTMENTS: rooms thii area. Work guaranteed, ca' Average earning* $130 hour. DeBary. a son private baths, 11* W. First SL FA 2-3887 for free estimatei. Simple, easy. Canvaning not re­ 3 BEDROOM, CB. 13* bath home. Sir. and Sirs. LeRoy Smith, BILL EVANS quired. Write: Novelty Aprons, Phone FA 2 5333. ROOM and BOARD. Ph. FA 203*2 Sanford, a daughter Caldwell, Ark. It. Special Serviret Dlamisaala ’ ROOM furniabed apartment, Rosa Mae Dickens, Sanford Turn Wool On XOtk also 6 • room furnished partYOUNG WOMEN Train for PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING Columbus Dickens, Sanford St. Follow Country mtnL 310 Magnolia. Available AIRLINES. See our ad undsr W. L HARMON If you are considering building William Hcinbuch. Sanford now. Telephone A. K. Rossetdub Rd. & Watch Class. 23, Education instruction. PH. FA 2-4223 Alter S P. M your own home, let us ibow you F.dvina Lee. Sanford ter, Floriit, TA 2-1831. F o r O a r S ig n j . . . a lakefront site of unturpaisrd Mrs. Bobbie Johnson and beauty. Jutt a few miles from hsby. Sanford 2 BEDROOM trailer: modern con­ Sanford. One of Sanford's belt SI ary Jo Smith, DeBary veniences: water and lights fur­ contractors will build you a nished; $10.00 per week. Call Charles Green, Sanford • iM A . M . T B Dark home that wdl make your W* Will Rebuild Y o ir Old InaenprUg Mattreo* dattreaa T T«» Johnny Lovelace, Sanford FA 2-OS19. dreams come true and for a Look and Feel Like New! SUNDAY Edgar Oiborne, Sanford ’m T e a ^ I u t ^ T o ^ K r price below your greatest eipecKelly Clary. Sanford IN C L U D E S : • New Ticking • New Initiation 2:M P. M. TU Dark tattoos. Beulah Miller, Sanford • Cleaning and Reprocestini Padding Daisy Zipper and baby, San­ W. H. "BUI" STEMPER Agency • Adding New Padding When Neceaury ford AND ASSOCIATES Realtor A tou rer New Spring Unit (If Needed) $3 Additional mat Charge Mary Dimilroff, Sanford Real Estate — laanraace Phone FA 24891 112 N. Park Santy Benda An automatic computer has 218 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5641 This la a guest pass to the Moviebeen developed for gasoline pumps Sanford land Drive-In Theatre for Ben H. m which delivers the fuel in evenEvans Bldg. Lake Mary •toms, Sanford, to see "Gun Ph. FA 2-8311 So. Magnolia Are. . dollar, am ------HilL" l Fh. FA 8-1289 RAYMOND M. BALL n . Artietee Poe Sato 1934 17 ft. BORUM Adventurer. 23’ HOSE 9LOO. Boy’ a Wl_____ W JadahleM R ack Gians FA 2-1392 or FA 2-0279. D o o r G la s s V en t G la ss Dungarees t l-t i pr. Army-NaVy S E R V IC E Surplus Store, 310 S an ford-A rt A BARGAIN — 12 ft. aluminum S e n k a rik Gians a n d P ain t C o. boat, trailer and Fvinrudo Mo­ Sell Ua Your Furniture. jQRfck 112-114 W. Rto S t FA S-49B tor. 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Past Cart Service BURGER Atew ed DSerii KING Dee RegrdF CINCINNATTI t i M. TEXAS STATE �Union Boss Sonds Wage Policy Committee Home PITTSBUEGH (UPI) — United Steetworketw President David J. McDonald today sent home the union’s powerful Wage Policy Committee, virtually ending all chances o f n quick negotiation settlement o f the 85-day steel strike. The 171-member committee must approve any new con­ tract offer. No new negotiations were scheduled. Nation's Economy Sot Back WASHINGTON (UF1) Gov­ ernment economists said today the steel strike stopped the nation’* overall economic growth In the past three months and even may nave caused a small setback. They tentatively estimated that the total output of goods and serv­ ices in July, August and Septem­ ber remained at the 304^00,000,000 annual rata posted In the pre­ vious three monthv. But some late figures on inventorica may show t h a t t h e e a e n o m y actually slid backward from the April-MayJune level. These calculations ware more pessimistic than earlier forecasts made on the assumption that the attcl strike would not last more than two months. This la the 03th day of the strike. The economists refrained from guessing bow the economy might perform in the last three months of this year, other than to say M definitely would forge ahead once the steel mills resumed oper­ ating. Earlier confidence that steel and steel-using Industries could make up for the strike with brisk October-Novcmber-Deccmber activity was missing. Some officials said that if President Eisenhower used the Taft-Hartley Act to send the 300,000 striking steel workers back to work for M days, tbe overall damage would be kept down. Others said that even with use of the Taft-Hartley law some of the lost production could not be mada up until early 1060. A national production rate of 300 billion dollara a year, once con­ sidered an ouUids possibility for tha close of this year, now appear­ ed delayed at least until 1900. Commerce Secretary Frederick H. Muller said in a New York speech the high rate would be __ ________ achieved early next _year "unless the effect* of the prolonged steel ■trike upset the apple cart.” Some economists said the 300-biillon-doilar rate would not be reached be­ fore Marcn. Others pointed out that most of the production lost by the steel strike quickly would be made up. Many industries, especially steel and autos, have excess capacity and can step up production for a while. S - minute McDonald, after meeting with the committee, charged that the teel industry hopes the union's 300,000 striking workers "will be forced back to work" under the Taft-Hartley law. With the committee disbanded, government intervention through the Injunctive provision* of the Taft-Hartley Act appeared the only way to bring a quick end to the walkout. McDonald aald that if the gov­ ernment sought an Injunction, tb# union "would go Into court to op­ pose It in every way." "But if ao Injunction la issued the United Steelworkers of Amer­ ica will obey the law of tho land," he aald. "Tha so-called offer to the union was handed u* with full knowl­ edge that it could not be accepted or considered seriously," McDon­ ald said In a formal atatemant. "Tb* steel Industry is obviously determined to avoid a settle­ ment,” he charged. "It obviously hope* that steelworkers will ba forced back to work under an in­ junction.” McDonald Gaily contradicted the companies* contention that Its last settlement proposal amounted to la cents per hour spread over two yeara or 7V4 cents for each year. He said the proposal actually was two cents in fringe benefit' for the first year and about eight cents in pay the following year. "In actual take-home pay for steelworkers the offer mean* even lesa since the companies Insist that steelworkers contribute an extra 2.3 cents per hour out of their own pockets to cover the cost of their insurance," McDon­ ald said. “ Thus steelworkers would actu­ ally suffer a pay cut of M a month," he aaid. "Steelworker* would also suffer additional cuts in real wages during the next two yeara because of the abolition of cult •of • living agreements which the companies now demand wc scrap." McDonald said the industry of­ fer was a "piece of camouflage cynically designed to confuse our members and the aalluo." He said (he union waa ready "to talk busi­ ness when the companies aro ready to talk business." Government intervention appeared imminent as the result of col lapse of Ulh hour summit nego­ tiations Tuesday night of McDon­ ald, U. S. Steel Corp- Chairman Roger Blough and the top execu­ tives of four olhtr of the nation’s biggest steel producers. Sanford Negro High School Farm Is Bound Over Foreman Dies Here On Murder Count Jamrs Davis, a Negro u( 1103 Roger C. Edwards. 30. farm - Utrust Avr. waa bound over In foreman of Ui« Seminole High circuit court this morning on a School farm died at 10:30 thia charge of first degree murder. Uiuiuing at his iiome on Uie farm. Justice of the Peace Hugh Dun­ Mr. Edwards waa a native of can bound Davis over after a 10 Sanford and waa farm foreman a. m. hearing. The Sanford Negro tor 2tt years. was arrested Saturday on suspi­ Survivors Include his wife, one cion of murdering Hunorine Bacon, daughter, Mrs. Katherine Milcuetl who was found unconscious at her of Sanford; one ion, George Ed­ 416>v Filth SI. home last Sept. 11. wards stationed with the U. S. The Negress died at a GuineaNavy at Key West; one -rother, viiic Hospital Friilay from an Bernard Edwards of Sanford; acute duodenal stress ulcer caused three sisters, seven grandchildren by a blow on Ihe head, according and several nephews and nieces. to hospital authorities. Funeral services will be held Davis will be tried when the cir­ at 2:30 p. m. Saturday at the Bria- cuit court sessions begin in Novem­ son Funeral Home, ber. 1 p. m. Stocks NEW Y O U (UPI) —Stock prieee at 1 p. m. 1ST: TSH American TAT American tob a cco Site Bethlehem Steel as CA0 Chrysler MM SIM Curtiss - Wright 237W DuPont ssh Eastman Kodak i2V» Ford Motor TIM General Electric M General Motors M Graham * Falgo 34 lot). T AT am LorUlard Minute Maid Penney 17V* Penn RR 4 Vi Royal American 30 V* Sears Roebuek IS Studebakar 1004* U. S. Steel 92H Weatlngbouse EL Couniy-Wide Fund Drive Canvass Gets Underway Tb* Seminole County United Fund house-to-house canvass be­ gan yesterday with a kick-off meeting of tha residential division at the U.S.O. Campaign Chairman A. B. Peter­ son Jr. urged all eanvassera to do their utmost to make tb* solicita­ tion a auccets. This morning the local Fund received a $UM check from All Souls Cathode Church. Sanford has been divided Into 13 solicitation sections, with Unit­ ed Fund agency or local organi­ sation representatives heading the canvass in each section. Section leader* include Sira. Mary 1). Knox for the Red Cross; Mrs. F. D. Scott, Girl Scouts; Thomas Albert, Boy Scouts; 3!r*. Sydney Ives, Family Counseling Service. Capt. Marcvlla Reynolds and Mis* Hill, Salvation Army; Pastor Ernest UoHck with C.P.O. wive* in charge of solicitation for the USO. Rev. Thomas O’Slecn for the Mental Health Association; Mrs. Raymond Ball of tho Pilot Club; Mrs. B. G. Carotin:ra of the Doea; Mrs. Lloyd Swain of Beta Sigma Phi; and Mrs. John Dickey, Epsi­ lon Sigma Alpha. The Jaycca Wives and the Woman’s Club are alio ti, I* .efetsentad In tfe-aoHcitatlun. House-to house canvasser* for the Family Counseling Service Indud,*: Mr*. O. L. Barks. Mr*. D. Stenstrom. Mrs. L. Munson, Mrs. U. KaU. Mrs. John Morgan. Mr*. William L. Kirk, Mrs. A. W. Kpp*. Mrs. Herman Jacobson, Mrs. Ralph T. Cowan, Mr*. How­ ard Montellh, Mrs. J. N. Tniluck. Mrs. Roy Williams, Mrs. George Stine. Mr*. John Jewel, Mr*. Harry Weir, Mrs. R. K. Bunner Sr. For Epsilon Sigma Alpha: Mrs. I. E. Estridge, Mr*. John Hig­ gins Jr., Mrs. David Danness Jr., Mrs. John Dickey, Mrs. Jack Schirard, Mr*. William Howard, Mr*. Robert Harvey, Mrs. J. But­ ler. Mrs. Kirby Fite Jr., Miss Jeanette Kinlaw, Mrs. T. V. Metts Jr., Miss Dorothy Metts, Miss Bar­ bara Flynt, Mis* Nancy Smith, Miss Patty Walker, Miss Sylvia Price, Mra. Jcrt Lumberaon, 3lrs. James Dellrinc. C.P.O. wive* include Mi*. Mar­ garet Stone, chairman, Mrs. Char­ lotte Avdcr, Mrs. Mary Honey, Mrs. Ernie Rankin, Mrs. Rita DeJung; Fleet Reserve Auxiliary re­ present alive* are Mr*. Marie Fiini, chairman; Mr*. Libby White, Mr*. Marie Sundvall, Mrs. Mavis Viddard, Mr*. Don* Hol­ comb. Mra. Barbara Drayton, Mr*. Donna Ottinger, Mrs. Marie Marshall and Mra. Catherine Cox. Rabbit Breeders To Meet Friday The Central Florida Rabbit Breeders Association will hold ita regular monthly meeting Friday at the Orange County Agricultural Center, Michigan and Rumby street*. Drlando. Anyone Interested in rabbit breeding is invilrd to the 7:30 p. m. meeting, says Mrs. O. W. Barber, association publicity chairman. Department Store Here Broken Into The H 4 A Department Stive on Sanford Ave. and Fourth St. was broken Into at approximately 2 a. m. yesterday, Police report. About three dozen small tile shirts were taken according to city police report*. The glass was broken in the store's southwest door. Sanford Police are working on the case. Chief Roy Williams said this morning. LAKE M ARY Buy Scouts held their cuurt of honor re­ cently and dedicated the new scout hut. E. D. Spidell, left, presents the key to the new hut to scout leader Don Coleman whUa officials Hank Demers and Tom Al- (Hit? £>m tfnrii ifc ra llt WEATHERt Cloudy and mild with scattered showers tonight and tomorrow. High today 84-89, low tonight 70-75. United VOL. Wire Established 1JQ4 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1959 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 534 Mario Lanza Dias Of Heart Attack ROUE (UPI) —Hollywood singer and actor Haris Lanas died in a Rom* dink today ai a bean at­ tack. Ho was Ml Lanaa, whoaa mighty voice transformed him from e planemover Into a Hollywood star, had been suffering for some time from heart trouble sad the complication of phlebltk k the right teg. Lanaa waa bon k Philadelphia. His real name waa Alfred Arnold Csccota and be early showed a passionate intoroot k music. Lanaa lived oa and off k Italy where his booming voice and fondness for Italian opera en­ deared him to the people. The portly singer often waa compared to the great Enrico Caruso k his vocal virtuosity. He had e tempestuous career k the United Stale*. Critics aald be had lost hla voice, but h* earn* back time after time In concert* and recording! la show that ha still could sing. During World War n Lanin Among Us ptcturcs were "H u t Krved with the U. S. Army* ape- Midnight Kiss" is" In IMS, "The elnl service* branch, eatertalning Toast of New troopa aa • atngcr. "The Great Caruso" la which Ha appeared In tha armed fore* he playtd the part of the famous ea production! "On Tha Beam" be and “ Wlngad Victory." In 1MI Lama becama aololit at Grant Park in Chicago and at In 1947, at tha Hollywood Bowl. Thaaa appearancaa lad to a movla contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer In IMT, and ba made his home In Hollywood. Italian singer In 1M1, "Because You're Mine" la 1U3, "Student Prince" la ISM and “ Serenade" la IMS, MUM fired Lanaa la IMS be­ cause of "temperameut" and hla fortunes dipped. an television in the tall at M t but ha had becono ao weak k M dieting that hla veice bad fc ba dubbed into the skew from aid records. In the spring of M I bn vis hospitalised la Las Vegas with what was described as "laryagHis and upper respiratory infection" which caused hint In miss u ap- News Briefs Heart Attack OCALA (UPI) - Marlon County Sheriff P. L. MeGehee was k ■erioua condition at a local hos­ pital today after sufferiag a heart attack. Red Proposal UNITED NATIONS (U PD -Rua■la'a proposals for a scientific con­ ference on outer apace raised hopes today that the Soviets might end the boycott of United Nations ef­ forts to set up apace controls. New Storm NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - A n connilaanci plane buffeted by wind* up to 40 miles an hour found a tropical depression— the next thing to a tropical storm -in the Gulf of Mexico today and forecasters called It Irene. Murder Attempt LONDON (UPI) — Blgndud Ra­ dio today reported ao attempt tu assassinate iraqui Premier Abdel Karim Kassem. The report said Kasicm was shot and Injured slightly. Ills con­ dition waa reported good. a Lie GTON (U P l)-T h e publiclty agent for the now-defunct television quia show "21" testified today he was advised by a lawyer to lie to New York authorities in­ vestigating charge* that the show was rigged. To Decide Issue MIAMI (UPI) The Dade Cuunty School Hoard may decide today whether or nut to end Florida’* first experiment in token school integration. The school board was scheduled to determine at a 3 p. m. EST meeting the future of Miami's On-hard Villa Elementary School. b r id g e s t h r o w s WEIGHT w e i g h t BEHIND b e h in d BRIDGES THROWS NIXON— Sun. reception in Concord, Styles Bridges (right) attends a receptii who was N. U., H., with Vice President Richard M. Nixon, ' \l___ visiting the Uranite State to estimate primary chunces. The New Hampshire primary on April 5th is considered r a major stepping stone to the Republican Presidential nomination. Bridges (R-N. It.), in introducing Nixon, indicated strong support for the Vies President, ’PI Telephoto) One official called the preaent ja il a disgrace and aaid 1 wmildw't i w i allow my hog* to •lay la that bullpen." Commlaalon chairman John Kri* dar had disclosed yesterday dur­ ing tha board meeting that It. P. MeLandoo, atata prlaon inapactor cllad abaolata and inadequate factlilies at tha jail. Tha report dlacloced that "aarloua datarloratloo" la In evidence throughout tha building, poor atcurlty and sanlUlke. Coat aatlmited (or tha naw jail and courtnouaa project were re* cclvad by tha commleeloo Aug. II with alternate conelruction propoaale ranging lrom 9700,011 to 12,001,100, Howaver, the county'* uncertain financial atilua brought oa by the atlU overdue tan roll for last had clouded the poepacta for a *<Juv«*aU» Judge George Alaiandrr recently termed tha facill- tie* at the Jail aa Inadequate and urged the cotnmlailoo to take l_ _ _ _ Logan A s New President Phillip H. Logan was elected moved here from Shelby, N. C. to president of tho crippled children's moke Sanford his home. society of Seminole County for He will he associated with the 1939-1960 at Its first fall meeting law firm of Gordon V. Frederick. last night. He attended Stetson University, Other officers elected were: Dr. and is a graduate of the university M. Vann Parker, first vice-presi­ of North Carolina Law School. He dent; Edith KryKicr, secretary; la a member of Holy Cross Epis­ Kenneth W. Mclnloth, treasurer; copal Church and lives in Sunland Back-To-W ork Dr. Thomas L, Largen, medical Estates with his wife and young WASHINGTON (UPI) - A presi­ advisor. daughter. dential fact-linding board held a K e n n e t h McIntosh, outgoing 90-minute hearing on the duck president announced the first an­ strike Unlay and prepared to muve nual meeting of the society which quickly to paic the way fur an i was urganiitd under the spunsur MO-day bark-towork injunction. ship i>l the Pilot Club of Sanford Chairman Guy Farmer aaid the wiu be held uexi Thursday at the ooard expected to submit its re­ Sanford Civic Center at 7:30 p. m. Th« first *trp in bringing lh« port Thursday to President EiienAt thia time a report of the ac- Seminole touuly I'JjU tax ro up itovver on Lie lads it uncovered at cumplistinu-nii ol Lie society lur to date will get started early today’* hearing wniih was toe ihe pasl year will be given, inc next month, Junn Knder, county iirsl government move under Ihe puuni- ia cordially invited to tni* cummissLn chairman reported t'att-Hariiey law to end the seven meeting. U u toe nopcs of the this morning. day strike. society that all persons interested Kritler said that an equalisation in services to crippled children and meeting will Ik held in Novem­ adults will attend. Membership it ber in an effort to help determine open to all whu desire to become the assessment rolls. a member. The date of the Easier Lily Bali which opens the drive for funds for the society will also be announced at this meeting. Logan, wdo was stationed at the dig4**'U1*d A aval U**o during World The Sanfurd Seminole County Chase and Company, ode of Sun War II for two years, recently Junior Chamber of Commerce will ford's oldest firmt, will be honored sponsor a county wide polio ino­ by the Seminole County Chamber culation program Oct. 24. of Commerce at the next quarterly Maj. Roy G. Brown, (R et.) U The object will be to give com­ directors' meeting on October 2ulh. reported progressing satiafactur- 1 plete inoculation to every realChamber member* ami others who ily at the Orlando Air Force Base dent of the county wiih an empha­ attend the dinner rnteting schedul­ Hospital. Brown, Lake Mary Real sis on scliooi children. Estate dealer, entered the l)os-1 The shots will he given at the ed for 7 p. m. at the civic center, piUl Sunday aLi rnoon after suf- ( new Jaycee building on French will pay tribute to Die founders of this firm which celebrates ita 73th ferlng a heart attack *'at hla home. I Ave. starting at 9 a. m. anniversary this year. The October 2uth meeting is the first to be held in the new tucal year of the Chamber, and otficers elected this past summer will be ORELAND, Pa (UPI) — The "boys" at the Oro­ installed. tund Volunteer Fire Company found out today you juat President for Ihr year ending Sept. 3uth, 1900. la B. L. Perkins, enn't chuck the ladies' auxiliary without running into a Jr.; other officer* are Douglas court buttle. Stenstrom, vice president, ami T. The ull-mule membership of the fire company guve E. Tucker, treasure!. Equalization Meet Set Next Month Chamber To Honor Chase & Company Polio Program To Be He!d Here Feeling Ret ter proper action. Krider reported Ihla morning that the coin mission has received letters from "Juat about every civic organiiatlon in the county" urging the need for better Jail facilities." who can vote oe the reapportion ment bill Nov, S. Of Ihla 7M, three were I # pen cone who registered aa frnhold era. Only freeholder* caa vote la the school mills ge and trust* election* Nov. 3. Registered Sent noli County freeholders, or oww era of real property now number 10.314. The largo proportion of regia Irani* who enrolled a* freehold era last month led county com mission chairman John Kridet yesterday to luggest finding ■ method to check oa whether auct Census taken for the Seminole registrants were really freehold County area in the 1930 Census of era. Only owners of m l property Agriculture have been appointed (land or buildings) are frttlttlderi amt started an Intensive training course program today in Daytona There will be a regular flva Beach. year post card re-registration of The program is under the din e- all county voices thi* January. lion of Kenneth W. U h with cours­ Kridcr proposed putting as th< es to be given at tha Seabreeze cards an explanation of the quailRecreation Canter. (ic alions of freeholders and the Census lakers named today are legal penalties 'or faUey declar­ William A. Ludwig, Sanford; Ray­ ing une’s sell to be a freeholder. mond S. Smith, Bunnell; Mildred Many people may not know exactT. Puovey, South Ponte Vedra ly what a freeholder Is, Um Beach; William G. Reinhardt, St. cnairman said. Augustine; Dorulhy L. Stewart, Elkton; Joseph Hayden. Maitland; John II. East. Lake Mary; Wil­ liam II. Graessle, Chuluota; Kathe­ rine Ladd, Geneva; Wallace John­ son, Pierson; Margaret B. Dobson, Barhcrville; Margaret McClure, Sanford'* American Legion Po* Dr la-on Spring*: Hugh C. Ellison, .Vi will Join 21 other sixth district DcL.iul; Frank S. Stephenson, posts in a membership drive kick Day tuna Beach; llusieil E. Haney, off dance Saturday at the Lcesburi Port Grange and Joseph L. Haring, Armory. DcBary. All legionnaires, their guests anc The training course will cover prospective members art invited the use of the census question­ The actual drive to run from Oct naire, census definitions, interview­ 12 to Nuv. 11 has U» per Cent ing and map reading. membership (or each of lbs 21 Emphasis will be placed on the sixth district posts aa Us goal. importance of locating every farm IL G. Johnson ia on the i-e n b e r and obtaining accurate informa­ ship committee for Santad'd tion. Campbell. Lusting Post 33. Seminole Census Takers Appointed Legion To Join In Members Drive They Should Know Bettor Denies Split HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Actress Larraine Day said Tuesday night there is “ absolutely no troth" to a report she and former baseball Railway Bridges manager I*o Durocher were WUPPERTAL, Germany (UPI) splitting up. Hie denial ihe —A federal railway spokesman “ ideal" Day-Durochar marriage today announced that West Ger­ was on the rocks followed many has rebuilt 3,120 of the 3,- published reports of a breakup. 32i) railway bridges destroyed dur­ Mra. Durocher flatly denied any ing World Wax U. the 35 women in the auxiliary the heuve-ho lust July. A source clune to the company Haiti the ouster was an "uct token by u corporation.” Mrs. Mnry H. Bunting, nuxilinry president, said she knew of no reuaon of the order to disband. "They Just don’t wunt us,” she said "They want the building to themselves." The executive board of the compuny ordered mem­ bers o f the auxiliary barred from the firehouse und in­ structed them to turn over $600 in cash and $300 in government bonds reported in their treasury. Tuesday, the drummed out women drummed up action of their own. They hired Dist. A tty. llcrnurd DiJoseph In a pri­ vate capacity and filed a suit in Montgomery County Court in Norristown, seeking to enjoin the men from forcing them to disband. "W e’re trying to regain our privileges,” Mrs. Bunt­ ing said. She explained that these included pool rights, us* o f the social hall, and moat important, raising funds to aid and equip the fire compuny as a gesture in this sub­ urban Philadelphia community. "One o f our card parties raised $1,000 toward e new building,” she said. "On another occasion we raised $500 for whatever the company needed most. In meet coses, we raised money for equipment.’* She said about five members of the auxiliary bar* husbands who belong to the company but **they war* outvoted on this question, o f course/' She said the com* jwwy has o w n than 34 active member*. I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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S a n fa r ii I fm t lli ______________________ WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Tuesday. High today 85-91, tow tonight 70-75. VOL. XLU United Preaa Laaaad W in Eatabliahad lt t t MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1959 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 534 Third Russian Rocket Races Toward Orbit O f Moon-Earth Radio Photos Expected O f Unseen Lunar Area f IREF1GHTER8 from DeBary and the Sanford Naval Air Station fought a blazing lumber yard fire In DeBary for nearly 12 houra yesterday. Dam­ age waa estimated at fSO.OOO. Arson Being Checked In DeBary Fire A llioft of gasoline and arson i ------------------------------------------combination may have caused the / » * J Ca f Davis Lumber Co. tire which de- V 3 M a ' - O n i e s r j e t There'll be another go-round atroyed $80,000 worth of lumber and aupplles In DeDary yesterday, tomorrow In the coni*** to pick District Two Constable Oscar the winners on Tbe Herald's Paptneau said tins morning. Football Contest Paxe. More m A gasoline cap lock wnich bore cash prises will be awarded— '▼ screw driver marks was found on the running board of a burned to read the page and send In an truck, the constable said. If the entry. Year guess may be the [oi-k h#d Keen hlnwn off after the best. ----- -------------- — lire started, It would have been found far from the truck, not on the running board, according to the constable. Tbe blaze at the 321 High lianks Rd. lumber and supply yard start­ WASHINGTON (UPI) The ed about 2 a. m. yesterday. A » lumber truck, car, dynamoes and AFL-CIO predicted oday that an­ * tools were destroyed, as well as other recession will occur in the half ot Mrs. G. 11. Davis' adjacent house. The fire was still burning « « { [* * r* “ JJJSJ Vftwterdav afternoon. Edward A. drift oi national economic pom its DavU U the owner of the lumber ™d developments la not halted quickly." yard which was a total loss. The prediction was made before The (Ire had been burning quite special Senate committee g while when the DeBary volun­ a teer lire department arrived at which opened an extensive inves­ Die scene, Department Director tigation into why the United Charles W. Schneider said. The States has heavy uncmploymunl Naval Air Station fire squad work­ in an era of general prosperity. ed for about six hours on the blase and Uie DeDary d c p » r i j ^ , , Q 2 ! : * * ' f l ' T /i M I C - h O H put la II houra at the lire. 1W Recession Near, Labor Predicts r.o ------------------------ — User Survey On ' I l e n s \ i i r u a t i IB M Penai l our Set A t Chattahoochee CHATTAHOOUHKK <UPI>-Thc Legislature’s prison tomniittee opened a five day tour of the stale penal system today with the as­ surance it is "not on any witch hunt." The legislators and .Slate Prison Director II. G. Cochran Jr., began the tour witli the Apalachc Cor­ rectional Institution for first offen­ ders and will wind up Friday at the prison for hardened criminals at K.Ilford Telephone customer* In Geneva will receive a poat card from the telephone company In the next few days, asking for comments and criticism regarding telephone serv­ ice and the company that pro­ vides it. according to Bob Shcddcn, local manager for Southern Bell. Similar post card canvasses are planned for other, areas where Southern Bell operates. We're not necessarily seeking compliment*," Shwiden points out. "Thy real purpose is to find out which customers have complaints so that the com­ pany can try to remove the causes of these complaints." MOSCOW (U P I)—The Soviet preaa and radio hailed to­ day the success o f Its third lunar probe and scientists pledg­ ed that Russia's space program Is not aimed at astabtiahlng military bases on the moon. The moon rocket waa racing toward the moon in a great looping curve that was expected to bring it to within 6,000 miles of tha moon today and then back toward tha earth, It wab to pans the never-seen bark of tha moon and radio back photographs. Success of tha rocket waa expacted to be determined sometime today. Evgeny Fedoruw, corresponding member of the Soviet Academy of Sciencr, resasiured the world to­ day on Soviet apace aims. He wrote in 1’ravda, the official Com­ munist newspaper: “ Soviet scientist* are studying outer space with peaceful aim. No one. Jn-th>-USSR. Is planning. to PITTSBURGH (U r i)’ —Tlte-pinrfence off the region of the moon erful Wage Policy Committee of where a Soviet pennant lies (car­ the United Steelworkers Union to­ ried there by the Sept. 13 l.unik day rejected an industry propos­ II) and start building military al to end the crippling steel strike base* there." ,, i . i . i■ "It may lie this will have some as completely unacceptable. L n e f i c U l e f f e c t „ „ th e,, inordlnHowever, USW President David aUl,y M,|uui Western brass haU J. McDonald said union negotla-, who, much ahead of their prac. tors would contact the industry tlcal possibilities, openly dream of bargaining team in an effort to , r- keeping whole countries under a . threat of bombing from the range further negotiations, "p o sii............................. moon," h* said. bly this afternoon." The fate of the probe hung In "The wage policy committee the balance and the scientist who has made a detailed analysis of worked out hairline circulation* apparently were powerless to help terms submitted by the Industry it. Special transmitters aboard to settle this dispute," McDonald Lunik III wer* to switch on so it* told newsmen In a hastily pre­ path may be determined exactly. If the rocket performed a* the pared statement. * * "? V r -•■ar,fe.'w'i*d-«gfl \Soviet* expected, the 614-pound “ Interplanetary *epnce elation" anlmously by the committee mem­ contained In the 3,424-pound final bers as being completely unae* etage o f the rocket would careen jepteblc." around a “ corner" near the moon The USWs Kxccutlvo Commit­ like a car skidding around a sharp tee Sunday rejected the peace turn. * proposal aimed at ending the 83It could skip out of control and day strut- which has Idled a half­ plunge Into the depths of space. It million steelworkers and 2(10,006 ( Could stall, turn and plunge Imck in related industries. to a fiery death In the earth’i atThe union president said Sun-1 m)>pher*. day he would advise the Whita Qm |f tha Soviet scientist'* calHouse try telephone on the status .illations have been exact. It could of the negotiations In the nation's negotiate the comer perfectly, longest steel walkout. However, whip around the back of the moon no report of the conversation was Vvhich no man has ever seen, take forthcoming from the union, crude electrldc pictures of It and Washington or President Risen radio them to earth. If perfection I* achieved, the hower’s vacation White House In rocket could go around the earth Palm Springs, Calif. a* it did the moon, circling both earth and moon in a huge, clgarahaptd orbit for months to com*. This, too, m*y be known today. Scientist* discussing the latest Soviet space triumph ssid Sunday night It would take a day and a half or two day* to determine the course of the rocket precisely enough to say whether iumik ill will achieve it* double irbit. There has been no mention of the exact time the roclet will be­ gin skidding around its corner, swimming some fi.OW miles from the surface of the moan. Today a transmission from the moon probe was expected to disclose that. Soviet identisl* hailed the third cosmic rocket as "the leginning o f interstellar navigation" and thul it waa a far greater achievement than tha moon hit of iept. 14. Union Rejects New Steel Wage Policy Proposal ★ ★ ★ Gloom Hits Cape CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) —'The National Aeronautic* * and Space Administration revealed to­ day it is studying plan* to launch nnother-moonroehet-from the cape. No date waa Indicated, but the brief announcement had the ef­ fect of wiping away a little of the gloom that spread among Ameri­ can missilemen with Russia's fir­ ing of Lunik 111 this past weekend. U. S. scientists had hoped two weeks ago that tha weekend would see a satellite headed (or an or­ bit around tbe moon. The trick was accomplished—but with a bit of variation. The "U ’ i , " they had planned to mark the aateliite became in­ stead "U. 8. 8. K."—signifying the launching of Lunik ill's 967-pound payload tuward a programmed cigar shaped orbit around both moon and earth. NASA also said estimate* indi­ cated that about (lvs months would be required to repair dam age at "Complex 12" on the cape. "Complex 12" was the launching pad for the Alla* Able moonrockel that was supposed to have carried America's own 373-pound satellite toward a lunar orbit sometime early this month. But the Atlas-Able blew up dur­ ing a static test Sept. 24 at the cape. Tlie first and second stages of tiic four-stage behemoth were destroyed, and Uie pad itself hcav ily damaged. NASA said It wa* considering plana "to conduct a eemilar ex­ periment using other launching lacilitici at Cape Canaveral." The tale tile remained in storage, but a new moonrockel appeured to be at best, several weeks away. Lunik Iff, while perhaps less spectacular than Lunik If which p.owed into the mnar surface last montn, will be considerably more beneficial fioni a standpoint. For instance, it is designed to take and relay picturra of the moon's "farside,' never before seen by man. "H un, hurt—It really hurt," said one official here. It was a simple recognition that Itusna had put even more distance between her­ self and tha U. 8. in the space race. The (act was met with calm acceptance here. MuJ, Gen. Donald N, Yates, cummander of the Air Force missile lest center here, had no comment immediately. Tlie moon aateliite that U. S. missilemen have on hand—which TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The J also was designed to take picture* State Foreatry Hoard M a y post­ ot tliu moon's "farside’’--w as left poned consideration of giving 1,000 at the gate when an Atlas Able acre* of land to forner showgirl moonrockel blew up during a sta­ Gregg Sherwood Dodge for her tic test Sept. 24. The shoot had proposed "Girl* Town U. S. A ." been set for sometime early in Uctuber. when aha failed to >p|>ear. ‘(Jirl’n Town SANFORD'S OLDEST HOI SK got a final mirvey Saturday front W., C. Hill. left, who was born in it before it became the office of Hill Lumber & Supply Yard, and vice president of the firm, J. H. Cruppa, us it was torn down to make way for the new office of the company. (Staff Photo) Making Way For Progress The hou.->e wlitre W. C. Hill was bum was torn down during the weekend, but there are plenty more in the Sanford area which huve part of his company in them. \V. J. Hill, founder of Sanford’* Hill Lumber and Supply Yard in 1873, built the house where \V. C. Hill was born and put hi* product* into many home* and building* in this area. Hi* son. who saw hi* birtiiplace de­ molished Saturday, already had announc­ ed plan* for a new building for the oldest Sanford business a* part of the observ­ ance of it* 86th year. Hill Hardware Co. and Hill Imple­ ment Co. were started by the father of present lumber company owner, VV. K, Hill. The elder Hill atarted business here with a plumbing and tin shop and n well tlriviujf ouUik. la 1916 Lite lumber itoiu- puny stuff was Hill, (iu* Lovejoy, two yard hand* and two horses, Lovejoy ha* been with the firm for 43 year*, and i* now secretary-treasurer. W. E. Hill began running the family cor­ poration upon hi* father'* death in 1916. The lumber company at 213 W. Third St. buy* wood from wholesaler* after it come* from tumhermill*. Most of the lum­ ber come* from nearby Sorrento. Ponderos.sa pine, cedar, ami an increasing amount of redwood make up the com­ pany's principal w is h ! stock-in-trade. Hardware, doors, window* and roofing paint* are also in the stockpile. Tlte market for Hill good* is almost wholly in Sanford. Sale* are mostly to Individual homeowner*. A new one-story office building to be finished in *50 days will replace the house whei* VY. bb Hill wa* born *73 year * ugu. Government Intervention United Press International Flood* and tornadoes combined lo leave thousand* homeless In the Southwest today. A flv -d iy snow storm, meanwhile, stranded ranch­ ers in southern Colorado. At least • were dead and 63 missing from the multi-milliondollar floods and tornadoes In Oklshoma and Texas. Tbe Red Croaa estimated that NEW YORK (UPI) Stock I.ooo homes in Oklahoma warn damaged by Good waters. Hard­ prices at 1 p. m.: est hit was Guthrie, Okla., which American TAT «««• »• Tl B94 wa* flooded for the third time in American Tobacco . . . . . . Bethlehem Steel ••••****••» 37 tk Dine days just as 100 (amlllea C * O ............. •t«ia*M*st 66 wora returning to their homes, Chryalor "I've had it. I'm going to took M )t CurUas • Wright 214 for another location," said one 2394 Guthrie resident After the second DuPont twn flood. Eastman Kodak Ford Motor 804 Rains of 6 lo I f inches were 7 8 '. common in Texas where tight General Electric General Motors 374 Graham . I’ aige 24 334 inti. T A T Lonllard .......... 414 Minute Maid ... 214 174 Penn ItK ........ Mr. L. If. King, 76, died early Royal American 44 this nturninir at the (.aka Mary Scars Roebuck 494 home o f the Rev. and Mre. J. E. 18 Studcbakrr ........ Curry. Mr. King, a funner resi­ U. S. Steel ....... turn dent o f Ohio, had been ill for i n - 1 p. m. Stocks twisters struck nine eommuntttot Sunday. Up to four Inches fell In Okla. horns, adding to a foot or mors already fallen. Civil Defense Dir* ector Tom Rrett said this year’s flood may prove the moat disas­ trous in Oklahoma history. An estimated 10,000 head of cot* tie and sheep were threatened by starvation in Colorado, where moat of the weat mountain valley has been cut off Rom civilisation since a snow storm struck a week ago. Roofs of many ranch buildings were demolished under the weight of the four-fool snow fall. Ne death* or Injuries have beef reported, but an Arpiy helicopter erew made a systematic check fur stranded families to the snow* bound area. The weatherman said skies would bs sunny In the area today and the weather would bs warm* or. In Oklahoma, some hope waa offered that the Good-producing conditions might end. Tbe forecast was for occasional light rain or drizzle. Elsewhere, It was expected to be generally fair to partly cloudy for most of the area from the western plains to the Pacific erat months. He was visiting the Coast and from Georgia north* Currys. Fairchild Funeral Hume, ward into New England. Orlando, I* in (barge o f local fun­ eral arrangements. Burial will bo in Ohio. Mr. L. H. King, 76, Dies A t Lake Mary News Briefs Buys Hotel MIAMI BEACH 'UI'I> - Actor Eddie Urackrn has announced he A proposed plat for the Tee N’ •ml a gruup of investor! have pur­ chased the Cadillac Hotel V re for Green subdivision on Country an estimated four million dollari. Club srul Upiala roads has rereived tentative approval from the county inning department. The proposed plat shows 48 lot* TAMPA (UPI) Ye Mystic Krewe of Gasparilia announced on 12 4 acres. Clyde E. Williams Tampa's annual pirate "invasion" and Associates of Florida, a .Mi­ would take place Fell. 8 to open ami firm, are engineers for the project. the next Ga.parilla Festival. Flat Gets Okay Pirate Invasion Perjury Count Pope Speaks NEW YORK (UPI) - Juteph VATICAN CITY (UPI) -P o p e Barbara Jr., facing trial M a y un a five • count perjury Indictment John XX111 Sunday told a group arising from his testimony about <d American science students cur­ tile 1937 gangland convention at rently visiting Italy that he hoped Ilia father's Apslachin, N. Y., , future spare exploration "shall home, pleaded guilt to a reduced create new elements for true hu­ charge of criminal coulcinpt, a man progress and for advancing towards the light of faith." misdemeanor. New Russian Dam MOSCOW (UPI) — Three U, S. senators M a y watched construc­ tion of what soon will lie a 2,330,QQO kilowatt dam at Stalingrad— the world's biggest hydroelectric dam. The senator* are Edmund Muskie (D-Maine), Frank Mi xa (D-Utah) and Ernest Uruemng (D-Alaska). Bridges Elected Parole Chairman TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Frai cla R. Bridges Jr. of Tailnhassc ha.s been elected chairman of t) State Parole Commission for tl next two years, it wus announci today. Bridge,, „ member ot the rnr mission since August, succeet Raymond Marsh. Mrs. Burlier Speaker Sanford Lion* Club lunchc speaker tomorrow will he M Georgia Barber, public relatio director of the Stale Associntl of Justices of the Peace and Ct stable*. Mrs. Ilarber will spe on the functions of slate govei merit. She recently retired fre ■ post In the Tall.ilia«see office Attorney General Richard Er> after 30 years of service. Reapportionment Fight Groups Being Formed MIAMI (UPI)—Miami Attorney regularly on the basis of popula Earl Faircloth said committees tion, he said Faircloth said hi* group's oppo­ are being formed all over the MIAMI (UPI) - South Florida state to flght the legislative re sition was "based on the fact that it offers less than a crumb schools reported an increase In ■pporlionment amendment in the lo the populous counties and la enrollment this fall of more than Nov. 3 referendum. an abject surrender to those spe­ 18,000 over last year. Action lo hall the pier tie-up Faircloth, chairman of the Flo­ cial interest groups which have Dade County led the increase on both coast* under the Taft- with 10,000 new pupils. A check rida Committee fur Fair Repre­ fought year after year to keep Hartley Act wa* expected within showed the combined school po­ sentation, predicted the amend­ the populous areas of the state two or three day. unless there pulation in Dade, Broward, Palm ment would be defeated "by a from having a fair share of rep* are signs of early settlement. resentation.” Beach, Monroe and Collier coun healthy margin." General Counsel Stuart Roth­ tics was 232,313. "Every day we are receiving He laid local opposition com­ man of th« National Labor Reis-1 encouraging reports of committees mittees are being formed in many lions Hoard (NLRB) planned to being formed throughout the state of the state's population centers, ask the five-member board (or to oppose this formula which including Broward, Orange, Pinel­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Flor would cut off real representation las, Brevard and Palm Beach permission to seek an injunction to bait the New Orleans walkout, i Ida State University Coach Parry (or populous areas of F lorida,", counties. If the NLRB gives Rothman Moas today announced the resigna­ said Faireloth. The Hillsborough County Coun­ a green light aa expected, its New tion of assistant coach Will Wilis. The amendment would give cil of Civie Associations, which Orleans office will seek a tem­ several more seats to a few popu­ represents civic groups to the porary restraining order from lous counties, Faircloth said, but Tampa area, already has gooa an a federal judge against the strike HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Televi­ still would leave control of the record against tbe amendment, by the two ILA locals. Then a sion emcee Art Linkietlcr'i daugh­ legislature in the hands of rural Faircloth said. bearing on Hut government's plea ter, Dawn, 19, and Air Force' lawmakers who represent a mino­ And be said the cities of Miami, for a preliminary injunction would Lt. John Zweyer, 23, were honey­ rity of the population. It also Coral Gables, North Miami, South lie scheduled. A temporary order mooning M a y aboard a private! would delete a portion of tbe Miami and Walt Miami have could be eifetUvt for up to Gve yacht in Mexican waters. They present Constitution requiring re- adopted resolutions opposing ,lb* married touday. | amend meal. In Dock Strike Slated WASHINGTON <UM> -G o v e rn ­ ment intervention ir the five-day old dock wurker*' rfrike was ex­ pected today in an effect to end the paralysing tie ip in Atlantic and Gulf port*. Federal officials were reported to regard the doci walkout a* more critical than the 83 day-oid steel strike. Hundred* of ships and millions of doLars of cargo are tied up In ports from Searspoint. 3taine, to ltrcwnsville, Tex. Federal authorities prepared to seek a court order to stop walk­ out* by two New Orleans locals of the .Inking International Long­ shoremen's As.ociaion ILA), If they succeed, it may pave the way fur similar Injmctioni to halt work stoppage* in Miier Southern purls. WORST FLOOD — About 1,000 turnHies are believed to have been evacuated front Stillwater, Okla., as the worst flood in the city'* history inundated the community. Shown is a view of state Highway 40. Increase Noted Couch Resigns On Honeymoon �% WASHINGTON (U r i) - A *pe MIAMI <UPJ> — T h m eotmty commissioners here Aemanded an Investigation lot* an amusement park accident la wklth a spinning thrill rWa raaaa spart aa4 buried two M u t t kayt U feet Bab Loader, 19, was eerleuily Injured wife a taaPlt d on and possible internal Injuria* In ths mishap Saturday wbila Walter BudowskJ, 13, escaped with bad bruises. • Follto aald tha accident bapptatd whoa metal roda bolding tha **dlro bambar'1 rtdo together n a i looao at tha welds became of nut. The boy*, who won In the cab of Ibe ride, were cata­ pulted la the roof of another bidding » fact away. Tha thrill ride device eooiUts of a 60-foot boom with a tab on oither ond. Tha boom revolve* lib# a wtadailtL AmuMmeat park ewaeo Goorgo MacLoan said tha machinery was In tfA -l condition" and nndaioint waokly inspoctlons by hta staff for safety. 1 Ho said a park engineer and Inauraaca man iaapactad tha equipment aad concluded that "crustailainf*’ of tha matal caused tha feds to break. Ha said the rid# would be operating again after it ia repaired sad thoroughly checked. ures for September will not ba available until tha middla of this month. However, there wao little hope the total would dip below three million because of lay-offs caused by tha stael strlko. from tha AFL-CIO, the Matieaal Aoaoclatloa of ifha f i wn were xheduiad to (y at tha lint bearing. • eemadttea, beaded by San. m i. McCarthy (D-MInn.), Bid ta hold olhor sessions day Bad Wadaooday to hear r atiaamlile aad gevenment k it.' Later ft win conduct l haeriagi la varioua regioas “ Vaemploymeat ia still one of • moat complex and distressing wUeme tag our society," he said. Ifs need to knew mere about • factors which causa unemeymoat, about its costs ia terms f decreased prudusUvlty, about ROBINSON, Fisiatilf, ^ y iv t, t falmxr ona ^ B tu a r p a l m e r . hi* wire. *t si.. Pateadsat* XL; x e n c e o r stirr TVOl PAltI, K. PA LAI EIt and n u iir FALAIKR, hit Wits VOU ARK 1IKRKUV NOTIFIED X JU tt aoll has bass losllioisd »hU uulks teth dsr or aoptsmbor, A. D. . lo (orostoao Ibo lisa litld by Ptalatlff herein an tha folio wins S^M crlbod sroSfNp looaloe l" XmlB n U Conntr, PtosM*. to.win ISO Lot IS, LAXU illLANTI.KY 111CUB, *''cording to plat tlioro. R! of,oo recorded In r u t Hook p, It. P*So IT, Pobtla Itocordo el _ wMBsinniv u oun t/t fWorlds. io r iu . Somlnola County. " , Th* asms or tho Court In which ‘ . snlt ha* b**n Inalltulod Is th* ^Circuit Court (or tho Xlnlh Judl--c lo l Circuit In and tor Htmlnul* -County, Plorlds. Tha abbrorlatod ."tltlo of tho c o m la Jamoo \V. Hob.. Intoa vs, Paul >1. Pslmtr and Ituby Palmer, his wlf*. Th* description -•of th* rtol property Involved I* * •• sot forth abovi. 2 2 Tou ar* hereby required lo filo pour anowrr or other defensive M .plaadlaso with th. clerk ut in* •above tiylod Court and serve eupy -*-thorsof upon Plaintiff* attornoy, Olon p. Os born*. Jr.. 331 North S o te lo nirsst, Orlando, Florid*, on or before tho Slat day ut October, » « A . I>, Ills. Ilsrtln fall not ur a - - doers* pro cunfouu will b* onlsroil agalait you. Army Helicopter Crew Hunts Storm Area For Families WESTCL1FFE, Colo. (UPI)— CHRISTMAS PARADE WINNERS J. Christopher Am Army helicopter crew made a Thomas (left) and Diane Hunkin were presented with systematic check t o d a y for checks by Sanford Jaycee official Jack Wilber after the attended families on snowbound two youngsters tied for first place in the recently held forma and rancho* across lb* cqntest to chooee a theme for the annual Christmas wet mountain valley ta southern parade. Both youngsters picked Identical themes this Colorado. ytar which will be “ Christmas Dreams." la the United SUt*i is a toot, At the seme Ume crews using compared with 1.71 tea* ia Gnat snowplows, Army weasel* and Brttaia, 1.74 la Germany, 1.33 la other heavy equipment resumed efforts to open snow-clegged rural roads oo rangers could haul feed to thousands of head of cattle and abeoy stranded on summer ranges. Ten persons were brought out «*f vnlify rimmed by the ganTALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Eight and decontamination of radiolo­ gr« do Crlsto Mountains Sunday by bolkopter. Among those res­ or nine state agencies will send gical materials. cued were tho Don Henson fam- atomic energy experts to a meet­ Another report, dealing with ily, including the Hanson's 4* ing h e n Friday to bring each radiological aspects of aoll, water and air geological condition, will month-old daughter. Tha Custer County sheriffs of- other up to dale on new develop­ be given by state geological Ro­ bert O. Vernon. flea said apparently most o f the ments in their field. persona isolated had plenty of food and other supplies. No deaths or injuries have been re­ ported. Most of the valley has been cut o ff from civilisation since the storm struck last Monday night. Four feet of anow fell during the five-day storm. Telephone com­ munications, temporarily restored Saturday, failed again Sunday night. Crows jiopcd jo have lines rtpalred. early tedapfi Runny skita ahd Vnrmer'tempersturea returned to the area today. WITNKHH my hand and tbs seal of Ibis Court at Hanford, tUmlnols County, Ptnrl4a. thla tha till, day •f tUptsmbar, A. L>. Ills, (BEAM O. P. UtnNDO.V. Clerk of tha Clrrult Court In and for Hsmlnols County, Plorlda. Ily : M arllie Hrputy T. M ilieu t'lrrh ULCX P. O80USXE. JR. S ll X orta Alain Strtot Orlando, Plnrlil* Attorney for Plaintiff. igalnel you snd tha cauea prueaed Heel at Hanford. Hsmlnote County, Plorlda. this SAlh day of September, A. Jr ISA* Buford Ruhi, executive director of ibe Florida Nuclear Develop­ ment Commission, called it the biggest meeting Florida h is seen on atomic matters. tiov. LcRoy Collins, who pushed the nuclear developmsnt program through the 1937 Legislature, has been asked to open the meeting. Ruhi said principal purpose of the meeting will be to decide tho state program for the balance of tin* biennium. _ ^ „ is t lc Attorney ij. Velma chairman o f (he commitKeen lion. Among agencies expected to send representatives are the De­ velopment Commission, slate univcrsitici, Board of Health, Live Stock Board and the Insurance Commission. Tho Development Commission Is interested In nuclear industrial development, while the universi­ ties are concerned with education and research along atomic lines. The Board of Health handies radiological safety and the Live­ stock Board is concerned with the screw worm eradication program which uees atomic radiation to sterilise serswworm flies. Reports will be read on the Uniatomic revrrsity of Florida's actor and Florida Stale’s three million volt nuclear accelerator. Len F. Plshlcr, of Tracerlab, Inc., an authority on nuclear prob­ lems, will report on contamination Legal Notice p iir r ir in is vsw n NOTICE lit hereby siren that I am engagad In buelheaa at Iluom 1st, Sunfurd AlUnilo Xallanal Hank •*. !• Iterndon HI.III.. Sanford, fteiulnoln County, Clerk of tlm Clrrult Court In t lorlda. under lha llutllloua naiua and for Hemlnol# Cuunti of, Credit Bureau of tUufurd, end Plorlda that I Intend to regular said Ily: Martha T. Vthlsn heme with the Clerk of tli* Circuit I'eputy Clerk Court. Homliinla County, Plorlds, In rSEAt.l accordant • with (he provision* of llurtlon V, Prederlrk Ilia Plotlllou* Neiite Hlatutes, toAttorney for i'laluitff rrlt: decUou IS1.S3 Plorlda Mlatutss l*3-3el North I’ark Avenue H it. Hantord, Plorlda His: P. K. AlcXab Publleh Hept. II A Oct. S. II, IS Puhlleh Kept. II. :t A Oct. I, II 8EGNI WARY OF KHRUSHCHEVS SMILE — Soviet Premier. Nikita S. Khrushchev smiles at a little Chinese girl In Peiping after eh# presented him with a bouquet. Behind tha child stands Mao Tse-tung, head of the Chinese Communist Party, who met in secret session with Khrushchev. The latter reportedly seeks China’s co-operation in thawing cold war tensions. In Washington, Italian Premier Antonio Segnl met with Steer* tary of State Christian A. Herter (right) and both men agreed on tha im­ portance of NATO In aasuring world peace. Segnl cautioned the West against disarming because of “a handshake and a few imiles" from Khrushchev during his U. S. visit. Legal Notice iv this ctnrt to in r it n in t h j t n u i A i . c m c a rp iv a v ii row hkwinoi.k c o t n t v . f l o k id a *.v i’llA.vrEUY ,vn. iisos AUJEL'K IX VEST AtEXT, INC. Plaintiff K E Y DKV’K t.n p A lK .v r a R E A L T Y , INC. a Florida curpurstlon, #t at (i*r*ndams hOTIMS HTATE OP FLORIDA u y c .v r j r o » , H u m ixu i.i3 . “ ant n n * Tii! T «l W fr oalla#' lio v M.*1 KC .If Alarm o ni *l O(lap* lrr. trudo a Maun. his wit*. 311 K a d i■on A vtn u t, Now Turk Cllyt V on AlrCardla and — — AlrCardlo, hi* wife. W lru h n tar, V lrsln s; E lm er O. lU llgron and — — lU lls rtn , M s Wire. LaClalr ltnl*1. Moline, Itttno lti Charles At. W oolverton and Alary IL W oolverton, hlo w ilt, 1SI Canterbury lirU e, Ramsay, X . J.| llo b -it and Paulino At. Hu m , 1ST Yarmouth Hood, lllrcnlo*- barn. Allclilgan. YOU-ARE NOTIFIED that a ault In forerlnte a mortgef* given by Eve Proctor la Albsck Investmaul Ine. a b'lorlda corporation, dated January It. Ilil, haa boon brought In tha Circuit Court af Homliinla County, Plorlda, agolnat )nu ami earl, of yuu clalmlag any catolr, rlslit, title, or lulorsst In, nr lion upon tlia fnltnwlng dtocrlbnl properly situated In a*inlnoU County, Plorldat Th« W l, of lha HWq of tha PW'i of Itertlon I, Tawaehlp 31, Xouth, Hang* 3) Eaet: and )ou art hereby re<iulr*d ta file your enswer or other writ* o n detenoee pareonally or by vour attorney with the CHrk of th* Clrvult Court Ninth Judicial Clrault, Hemtnola County, Plorlda, at the Court lioue* In ttanfurd. PlorIda. and In serve a ropy thereof upon the plaintiff'* attorney whose name la Webber B. Heines -a* Park At sous, t>. Winter Park, Plorlda. not later than lha 31 th M ake yourdollars build community... not somebody else's! * "They hsvsal a s»g g h y l f PLAN AHEAD . (IE1 QUAMTY BUILDING MATERIALS FROM W R P H J N ltft GATOR e t e t im b Ftirbaahs • Hera* Pumps Kcptlrs Ta Ail links* Howard C. Long SEN K A R IK G U S S fir PA IN T CO . M7 X. COMMERCIAL ST. FA 2-2131 114 W. 2nd Hi. FA 2*4632 | IT P A Y S T O B U Y | W H ER E Y O U LIV E L U M B E R Co tin I Kt f« �3Toiu Oei 8, 1859—P«|t S WASHINGTON (UPI) - A pri­ vate research group reports there U oo prospect of Russia overtak­ ing the West in living standards in the foreseeable future despite boasts of Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. The report. Issued by the Na­ tional Planning Association (NPA) cited production figures to refute Khrushchev's claim that the So­ viet Union would overtake and eventually “ bury" the United States in economic compelion. Alec Nove, a London Univers­ ity professor and leading expert . ^on the Soviet economy, prepared ,m\be new report. It was financed by tho Rockefeller Foundation. NPA Chairman II. Christian Sonne said the report made it clear that Khrushchev had been “ boasting-gliding the lily" in his statements that Russia would sur­ pass the West economically. The document conformed in many respects with a congres­ sional study, released Thursday, which said the Soviet economy £ was developing faster than this “ country’s In some cases, but not as much as Khrushchev claims. Sonne and other NPA experts said Khrushchev's mistake was not so much in claiming too little for the American. They aaid that even if the U.S.S.R. proceeds at the pace con­ templated in its 19S9-196J sevenyear plan, Ita gross national prod­ uct still would amount to half that t of this country. ^ . * .1 Editor Warns Nation Hurt >By Bureaucracy HAMILTON, Bermuda (UPI) Two murder eaperta from Scot I ____I V . . J f l . - k . . . land Yard flew here today Ilo. IM, try to track down the maniacal sexalayer who haa terrorized thia reaort Island. Detective Supt. Richard Lewia and Sgt. William Taylor plunged promptly into conference with Chief of Detectives Arthur Lodge and other Bermuda officials. Lodge reported that local police have tracked down the mysterious “ man in wet clothes"—so far uni­ dentified—who was seen oQfcS'Hllhlands Beach Sunday about tne time the murdered shark-torn body of pretty Dorothy Rawlinson was found nearby. The detective chief added, how­ ever, that the man haa not been arrested. It was not rertaln that he had any connection with the ease. Misa Rawlinson, a 32-yearold Egliah secretary, was the youngeat of the three vietima believed to have been murdered and muti­ lated by the sex slayer. Ilia pre­ vious victims were 72-year-old Gertrude Robinson murdered in March, and S9 year-old Dorothy Pearce, found dead In May. Sixty . year - old Rosaleen Ken­ ny was attacked in her ag*rtment in July by a man wielding a hoe, but he fled when she screamed. The crimes have caused widespread fear. Families lock ail doors and windows at night, and women are reluctant to go out after dark or even to stay home alone. , S •a ‘4 J 1 QUANTITY RiGHTS'RESCRVtD PRICES GOOD Thru Wednesday, Oeotber 7th. m a id CISCO (UPI)—V. Sf.| restraining finger upon every managing editor of |phase of living of every American rla. Tribune, warned •• sited States is con! * ,. . . . . . ,. . a huge bureaucracy And finally, he charged there Is to perpetuate itself an unhealthy “ hostility of atticy in government. tude” among the millions of fedivered this warning eral bureaucrats toward the free reparted for delivery American press “ and its obligaoooring board mem- tion to print all the facts of free egates to the Inter- government for tho benefit of the ess Assn, and given free people." rn California chapter As an example of the “ stifling Ita Chi. curtain" in government, Newton d the people of the claimed that no records of the >s cannot ridicule, federal expenditure of the billions tnore the entrenched of the American people's tax i in other countries funds are open to tho inspection too aro confronted of the citiien. te dangerous trends “ All of the Information of the American bureaucrats' spending of the citiiens* lax funds reaches the people in the form of press handouts from the SO,000 federal press agents In Washington." he said, “ and much of these hand­ outs are little more than propa­ ganda . ." But Newton said the American press is not taking the threala to freedom “ lying down.” “ Our various journalistic organ­ isations hive appointed freedom of information committees, which today are vigorously attacking the problems on twp^fronts."________ (UPI)— ! nation'a ranking Democratic poll-■ * J - ticians, California’ s Gov. Edmund G. (P at) Brown. Arrangements for Brown to make whit he called an “ unadul­ terated courtesy call" on the Re­ public president actually stemmed from the cocktail party given for the Washington press corps by the management of the La Quinta Hotel. It la on the grounds of thlf luxury desert resort that the Presklent is spending a leisurely vacation at the home of his friend, George E. Allen. Brown, invited to the party, ar­ rived Sunday night just as the cocktail party wai getting into full swing. Press Secretary James C. Hagerty said earlier that If the governor was in the neighborhood, the President would he happy to receive him socially. When the governor got here Sun­ day, the President was entertain­ ing a group of friends in the Allen villa about 700 yards from the main hotel building. Hagerty left word with the hotel manager, Warren Gilmore, that the Presi dent would see the governor about noon today. 'Old Man River' Boat Nears End 01 History Trail RID IIM YOUR P IllS IU R Y COUPON HKRI HIM. IIE.MPH1I.I. . Takes Over Business Bill Hemphill Named New Owner Of Auto Firm •VAFOIUTID Refreshing Pillsbury Apple Crunch, Lemon Chiffon Float or Chocolate BOSTON CREAM 0r mro* food order.) On. Plus Dep. Pie M ix 39/ f l f t . f I TENDER, LEAN, DELICIOUS New owner o f Willis Pontiac Iiuick Rambler Automobiles on W. First St. is W. V. “ BUI” Hemphill of 106 Pinccrrat Dr Sanford. — The rale* transaction wxa compie ted thu morning. The new name of the firm will be Bill Hemphill Motors Inc. Open house will be held Oct. tv IT to introduce the public to the change in management and to dls play the I960 Ponliae, Iiuick, Rambler and Vauxhall models. No personnel changes are planned, Hemphill said thia morning. Hemphill came to Sanford in Jan­ uary 19M. He la married and has four children. A veteran of World War II and the U. S. Navy, llrmp hill atendrd Franklin College. Franklin, Indiana. He is a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford, the Chamber of Commerce Board, anil is a member of llie Sanford Rotary Club, Hemphill was mana­ ger of Holler Motor Sales before he bought the Willis firm from previous owner W. It. Willis. Sunnylond Hof or Mild PORK SAUSAGE Law Center CHICAGO (U P h -V ic e Presi dent Richard M. Nivon arrives here today lo dedicate a new law renter at the University of Chicago. Delicious With Egg* PORK BRAINS Fresh PORK L IV E R Legal Notice Pillsbury Sweet or Bulfermilk Cai Lean, Flavorful Pork Morton Frozen DKMIMU.K immmt}. I In BISCUITS Boot, Chicken, Turkoy l*r«k«ir. Tn III I rrsllteera and I'rranNe lint. •n * Hospital Notes OCTOBER 1 Admissions Charles Green. Sanford Kdwma Lee. Sanford Rota Mar Williams, Sanford Nellie Nettles, Sanford Marion Schaffer. Sanford Martha Griffin, Sanfunt Eleanor Ramsey, Sanford Dismissals Thelma Brown, Sanford Barney Driggers. Geneva Howard Hood, Sanford Ida la-e Smith, Sanford Theora Gaines, Orange City Jimmie Duhart, Sanford Beatrice Sikes, Sanford Beatrice Hamilton, Deltary Legal Notice x o T ir r o k » c rr ItT A T K O K KD O IM O A TO : II. r . IIA Y K M sn-f K I.T .A H A T EX. h i* w tr ., w h o .. present s-t-lreas. resM en l. and post o ffice *4 4 re *t I . u n k n o w n , ir n llve, an4 (h eir u nkm .w n sp o u ies, If rem srrlsd , and K ’ daad. (k a lr resp ective un­ known halt a, davkaaa, grantees, assig nee*. M anor., rra d lfo ra , truetaaa, and any and a ll paraona r la lm ln e by. tk rn u e h , under or aa a ln a t aald L)a(andanla; and a a a la a t a n r and a ll p a rtita h a *. In c, or r la ln t ln c I * havo, any • aialo, r lc h t . s 11lw nr la ia re a t In nr llan upon tha ro ll,.w in e daarrllio d landa. ly ln c and balng la 8am tn»la C o u n ty , K lu rld a , lo - w li: T h a W aal l/S n( tha R a i l I t a.-raa o ( ilia M'» or tha Vouth S t or tha VV'H of tha K ' i Mtiuth nf lh a H ard Road, etc* lio n IV. T .iw n a h lp IS Cnnlh, ■la n e , in H ast, laae the N ortha - l* .t e l aeree thereo f for r la h l of w ay o ' Mlata Road tea. To u, and oarh of >ou, aro heroby a a llfla d that a tu lt haa been brought a a a ln a t y»u In tha C ircu it C o u rt. N in th Ju dl.-lel C ir c u it, In and for PanMn.ila C o u n ty , Klurlda. lh a a b b ra v la la d Mila of w h lrk It C h a n ca ry No. I*ZS7, an tltla d *J. l.a..n k a t l and S a n im ta la .u Keal. h it w lfa. K la ln tirfa , aareua II. K lla y te . tit Ala, liefeB -lan te", and you. and a a ih of you. a r t ra.|Ulra.| 10 f l i t y o u r a n t n a r to I’la ln llffa ' C u m plaln t w ith tho C la r k af the C lr r u lt C o u rt, end e e rto upon I'la ln llff a ’ alto rn ay a . Mtenalrom. I>a«le * Xfrlntoah. whoao addraaa la K d w a r d i U u lld lo e . Hanford. K lerIda. on or Uoforo lh a Z le t .lay nf O ctobar. H i t . and If you fa ll to do aa a Iio - r r a I'ro Cuafeaao w ill ba onterad a g a la e t you, and each of you. for tho ro lla f damaadad lu aald C u in p la in l. ■ T h a n a lu ra of th ia ault It In quiet the t ltla la Vba abo«a daaCl IUa.1 landa. n im a a a m y bend a a d (be teal nf aald C o u r t a t P a a fa rg , kam laola C ju n t y , K lo rld a . thia IT th day af l> - n l r n ld r , A. l>. IS IS . (libCALt .» I’ lla rn d o u ■'lark of C ir c u it Court H y: a/ A ltrth a T . 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KtorMa. * lt t lili C V s a l e . . 1st lit.tilth* from the tint* • f tho f ir tl |t iliilt at Ion of tin* nt I e Ka« h rtalm nr tlem.«ntl shall lo w rit* Ih f. ami e h a ll atata (lie plate* nf r««t<tenre an»i p *t rf fu e i tdrraa nf the rla lfiia o t, anil *'itll he M u m to hy tht r la Iota fit, HI* m ien t, nr A ttn m r), a ih | an y * u 11 » lain) nr *!*mam| nw| ao f|l#i| ahall ha u tM • * C la re fti • «2 ill. Iim und * *T \ A* *r nf Ih t K«tate of M T I l T l .i : f 91 \llKf« It T A r L K TON, tie. «a*e«l ruM Iali l». t S. 12. 1 9, 24, | * i f . Norton Frozen Apple, Cberry, Peach, Coconut U S. No 1 Fancy Mclnlosh F R U I T PIES ft Taste 0 Sea Hoddock F I SH S T E A K S Minute Instant POTATOES 4 D IN N ER resh Bok*d D IX IE D.'.HLir’ G Great News for Saturday Clean Up Day At Cemetery SANFORD Careful Drivers The Lake Mary Cemetery Assn, has set Saturday as clean up day and asks that anyone interested in helping with this work join the group at the cemetery any­ time during that d v. Jaycee Wives Meet The Jaycee Wives will meet to­ day at (he home of Mrs. William Dinkins. 101 Jenkins Circle at 8 p. m. instead of the place former­ ly announced. The board of direc­ tors meet at T: IS. Legal Notice r i i T i T i n z a .* avis: X O T Ii’ K IIS b araby g lta n Ib at I am s n a s a t j la bualnass at H an. r» r< |..i< l.is H4-. Ksm lanla f'ou n 'v. K1-irl.lt, un4sr the f lr llt fn u s name nf liotusiM al VV ...4 VVurklng. a.«l t h st I lntar.il la r e g la lt r sal4 aa.ae w ith lha C la r k «f tha C irc u it C o u rt. Mtmlnala C o un ty, Kl»rt4a. In a rrn rd a a ra w ith tha p ro visio ns nf tbn K lrtltlo u n Nam# k la tu tta . t n - w lt : aa cilo a l t t . l t K lo rl4 a >talu ta a IS O . * i« : l^ o A. V.-aknn T o b« p-.bllshea I# ». I I . I» , J# HOOD FAMOUS SPECIAL S P R A Y value! SET FULL 15 OUNCES QUART Yeq.xFwith rising coat*. « • are proud lo annoume lhal careful drivers ran now make rral dollar »awn|a with SAFECO. We offer >ou the Bneat auto insurance protection ami service plus lha facilities of our agrncy to give )uu sound, professional advice on ail of j.uir ins "ranee problems. SAFECO is sating muney for careful motorists by insuring good risks onlt and by appt) ing modern roat cutting methods lo aulo insurant-# undent riling. This provides lha finest insurance avail­ able with prompt, fair settlement of tlaims, PLUS IM PO R TAN T -SAVINGS lo those who qualify fbr S A P ) CO autn insurance OK I’ TH E FACTS TODAY. II may pay yoiz in rial .1 U B C L T ' dollar savings. N o nMization. v S j Wj John R. Alexander __2117 French Avr. CHICKEN O f THE SEA W b d e Meat PUSS 'N BOOTS GEORGIA MAID PICKLES PURITY BAR-B-QUE Paper Plate* Hot Dfink Ci 49*X ? 43 HATE RECEIVED r * i ___ _ �* m— with I mfM eemeeelem •*lag tbe tactics of dictatorship. Or, i h m voices la pvaiaM at k m bean paying, «• muat ba m d y l* i n tw u m tactics. — th— sasUbta government tt Laos caF T m rS ain V li Sanford Inn l a m c m m t b i a n ubaaw i c g varaarlaa which make th an Ik e okiaat to tba com ity and mbtr among tha oldtat eoatiaooua oparatkma la tha •b ’ UgM af swiftly chaagtag eaadiaway with tha u a a swill bento- ttaaa. tt la eurrsetly limping Uty. That weald aaafl tha aad at alaaf nadar tha weight at paat tha lata John Foster Unites' Bagh­ h i w i aad peasant uncertainties. dad ta tba Central Treaty OrgeaRation, sr CKNTO. ' Chaaa aad Co. W distributing aa attractWa brochure - ‘• T h a a ln lflca a t thing about thn anahrarsariaa ia a ot that T W f l m a h m a x i a t a d that Ion* bar* — it'a that both aa> ■Sinead eoatiaoad progress daring tha past yarn and pUa t o . bow *hi— la to o future. m LmEbtr gold la aa a n aooaetn aat "S oon tba oU b tila isrh that has hooaad tha boaiosaa far ao l e a f will bo r n l ir i f t b y Sanford's newest, moat m odem salesroom— and remember, we're open fo r boalneea as ostial daring altera. Chaas ft Co. eoaelodad tbalr broebora w ith : T a o , Cbaaa A Co. la a a eld company, and tba m a rs ahead wtU baar tba S a rk o f tha past — bat the years ahead win bs better them* t o e aa w e took back and say H am tm ber tha first 75 i t o a / ** i: T ba BUI folks recall their start la 117ft < T h a automobile was only aa yat a fantaatte dvoami ■ e a t o f the West stiD a wtldemeaat bamball. footbalL tha moalea. eiectrk Hghta, tha telephone, water-mix paint, Nikita n r w h c b a v aad thousands o f names commonplace to this i t e r a t i o n were aa yet unknown, "Y ea, f t yeara la a le a f time. F ear fenerations have grow n n and a fifth la on the way. But Mill Lumbar and (a p p ly Yard ia still aa youthful aad rigorous today under t o management o f Its vice president, J. H. Crapes, aa when t o founder, W . J, Hill, sold his first order o f lumber.'' Assignment Washington From WeiblngtoB, this Shangrila of Um Catoctiae ia a mere SOminute »pln by auto. Tha express­ way through Meryland’s rolling farmland iwings wide around Barbara Frllehl-’i (own of Frede­ rick. Off to tbs right, st tba sdgs of town, la ■ secret Installation which neither Khrushchev nor any of his party would ba allowed to see. That's Camp Patrick, our aa* tloa’a military germ warfare cen­ ter, where our scientists are devel­ oping the moat lathe! concentrate* personnel hnv* c m tad a way o f buainoaa that has served , T o than* two Seminole County pioneers, wo any 'H orn's tft. the next 100 yeara, gentleman.'' Easier Tax Form In Use This Year . Washington <u p i > - umu The new form la printed an two Asm believe* ba haa found a way side* of a tingle sheet compand fa. lake some headaches out of to the four pages of the present • W fa r m form. fag; Job af filing an Income tax •■’long" Omitted from tho "middle" font The Internal Revenue Service are sueh complicated matters as hie brought out a new tax form schedule! for Income from bulltt estimate* some 17 million ness, rents, royt!U*s, capital Americans will be able to um to g a in s , partnerships, estates, import their fast Income. ulUee, depreciation al­ " The new form la shorter than lowances aad retinmoat Income (la standard "long form" and tha credit*. •twice says It'a easier to meke A taxpayer may um the "aiddie" form to report his faeoma - bfflcleliy labeled Form 1940W and compute bis tax If: gad unofficially the "middle" His Incoma consisted of salary derm, tha aaw return does not ef­ and wages, regardless of amount. fect tba aatimated $0 million tax- Not more than $200 of tt wm fa payers who can fU* on tba short, dividends and interest. punch card form 1M0A. Ha bad no other items of faOfficials emphasised that using come. fas' "mlddla" form would not raFora 1M0W will eUU allow tax­ due* • person’s income tax but payer! a choice between taking a augM make the task af filing a standard 10 per cant deduction a* return 1*m of a chore. itemising deductions. DAILY CROSSWORD ACttOM l.ltaaeal A Mate deep 11. Pry ML Proofread. er’smark XL Rugged mountain m et S i Sicilian volcano frar.) 9. A ran earth II. Sacred A Birds aa hull a data 21 Rub, AEncoun. teak tend heap 4.01ft SX Newts ABurn.es SLAmert* with liquid can T. Chinee* Indians money of SA River account of A Hill Vent. Lake Ontario IA Marked "paid" IT. Go aboard IA 81* 11) hens 1R Exclama­ tion BA Depend (dial.) tl. Viper 22. Do not (con­ T “ trasted) 8R Fencing X■word S i Rustic ST, Array BWM SAPismlraa IA Yelp r H O :H I l i ’.V i -J M i : i ’ *-1:111! I ijjMiX I II*-! ' ’ l tt, : t . 1 fall niwwc *'•*«< UfTMtfis n - . i r « fJlilM ^ia n zn w w > m CIHlJUMu Mi,)’ VI MIXHIrlli t M W 1I ' .M Ii’ JII • •IMIIM 'fa I CM 2A Purposes M. Tulip and hyacinth II. Travels tq oxcart II. Gay----- r I“ 7T 7T- 1 L Hi I __ MiMoraete 11. Township (afar.) jr U. United Nations ir M.Mlaa Havoc 30. Man's name 14. Goat "" BMW I* _ w w n " 1 "T w P J L □ Now, the only guard immediately boblad tba front gate — which is manly ■ en oioted telapheee note twang tcross tha roed—Is a Ma­ rino private first class. In M hours you’d probably ba shot If you ven- Ironically, Camp David to neatled only two mlnutea’ flying time from eodther of our country1* greatest military aecreti — the "underground Pentagon." Neither will Khrushchev get to see that Installation, which baa been gouged deep out of Raven Rock Mountain on the Pennsylva­ nia border. The vest. Impregnable subterranean city of military com­ munications would be one of aur last outposts fa tha; event of total war. Camp David site five miles on twisting, rapidly-rising mountain road above the quaint old commu- By LYLE C. HURON WA1H1NCTON (UPI) - Back there to 1MB the word around town wee that there wee something un­ usual about tha fund-raising meth­ ods ia Harry 8. Truman’s prtsidentls) campaign. And that provea now to have been a foot "Unusual" probably la, too genlfa a word to describe one of tho fund-riietng methods whkk now la a matter of public «W INBo A better word for it would bo "pernicloue.’ ’ The dictionary ssys a pernicious act Is wicked. The fund-raising story developed this year before the U. 8. Tex Court in aa action between Wilburn Maycock and Um commissioner of In­ ternal revenue. Maycock In IMS was general counsel of the Democratic Na­ tional Committee. The Internal Ravenuo Service challenged hit 1MI income lax return. The tax court found Maycock'* return in good order, however, end proof against the IRS effort to asseti more lu ce. The court's finding of fact stated that Maycock bed undertaken to raise flO.OOO for the national com­ mittee. He sought aid In obtaining this sum to be raised among Jews ia New York City. Maycock's ap­ peal far aid was to Louis Markus, president of the American Bowling and Billiard Co. Treat William Solomon. New York insurance man, Merkue learned and passed oo to Maycock tha seme of William 8. Laidon whs would put np a Urge chunk of political money to return for I fa m fa Washington. Laedon was Monday, October fi, 1959 w s r n a wistLew, macaw m s ram m s arvBLvn * , n e n i n ------- ---------------nm cmcnMA rAnnxa M r^sU M •wwgagafe sh •Mi* am w c— is— el Waeen g tarn. *•» •* to* L’allcJ rnw which to caililca csc—to rl*" MBwhliccUcw til i u tocal m m actotoJ to Shto ■CBSCBirriM BATWS M i Jewish people living In the U. 8. today, compared with slightly more than 1,000,000 in 9 t fa— -— — H -4 an officer of Uie Nepers Chemical Co., and (he Anahiit Co. He and hla family owned and desired to Mil certain antibiotic patents. The favor they desired In Wash­ ington was something which would cause the IRS to act on their pend­ ing request that proceeds of auch would be taxed as capital gain rather than aa ordinary income. The record shows that the trans­ action met the nqulrementa as a capital gain transaction. The Unions already had tax counsel in Washington, but counsel had been unable to prod the IRS to act. What the Unions wanted wee action. A favorable ruling would ssvo the Utdon family "large amounts of federal income taxes." The sale price of the pat­ ted,000 deal between Usdon and Maycock wee mad* In June 1MB, in Merkue’ office. No money was to be paid unless the IRS ruling wee favorable. The court found that Maycock concluded that Laedan was en­ titled to a favorable ruling, but that the IRS was reluctant to act in an election year because so much tax money waa Involved. Laedon pressed tha case and In September 1M1 the favorable rul­ ing waa Issued. Lasdoa paid off with faS.OM to currency. Markus aad Salomon each got II,7U. Maycock kept |17,* 500 at a fee and delivered $90,000 ia currency to the Democratic National Committee ia the Biltmore Hotel, New York. The committee popped tt right beck to him because the Hatch Act against pernicious political scUvitlei forbid* individual cam­ paign contributions la axcsss of half of all received from Laidon 15,000. The court eeid the $50,000 above the $30,000 which wai to |o later wee channelled into tho com­ to the national committee. The mittee in other way*. Mrs. Otis fljojblom, United Fuad Drive chairman for the Lake Mary area, has announced the names of tba workers for the drive today thnmgh Oct 1>. They are: Ravenna Perk, Mrs. Lorraine Elliott. Loch Arbor, Mrs. S. F. Manfre, Mrs. Charles Rob­ erts, Mrs. 11. H. Osborne, Mrs. Doc G. Faulkner Jr., Mrs. Troy Ray Jr., Mrs. John Schirard Jr. and Mrs. Kirby W. Fite Jr. Lake Mary, Mrs. Leon Taylor, Mrs. Don Coleman, lfrs. Helen Freeman, Mrs. C. W. SJoWom, Mrs. A. J. Daugherty Jr., Mrs. Wallace Lowe, Mrs. Wm. Blakemore, Mrs. Richard ivcra, Mrs. Robot Lankford, Mrs. W. C. Hop­ kins, Mrs. Harold Keen, Mrs.’ J. A. Shipman, Mrs. Damon Scott, Mrs. P. J. Conirty and Mrs. Bud Kinard. Lake Kmma, Joe Souther*. Lit­ tle Venice: Mrs. Ralph Mattus and Mrs. C, F. Froasard. If any family U missed In the canvass and wishes to donate to Um drive, contact any af these workers or Mr*. BJoblom and lb* donation will bo picked ip. WEDNESDAY LAKEFRONT HOME l F A 2*0375 OCTOBER Hwy. 17-92 FRONTAGE HBLD ON OPEN FOR INSPECTION TUB PREMISES A. M. DAY OP AUCTION REGARDLESS OF WEATHER 250’ F R T G E . H W Y . 1 7 -9 2 -2 5 0 * O N L A K E CONCORD CASSELBERRY “ TAX FR E E T O W N ” 3-BEDROOM • 2 B A T H L A K E CONCORD HOM E . . . has all tha requirements needed, or wanted, for Florida lakefront living! A well-constructed home, buit wtuiln the last I years, In this Ideal location, away from city confusion, but la Casselberry’s city limits — approximately 100 yds. to the Post Office and Shopping Center. This comfortable home, baa in addition to tho a bedroom* tnd g baths, a large kitchen (with dining area) ample cabinets, double oink, and is equipped with electric range, re­ frigerator and botwater neater. There is e fult-stse dining room — firing room U "overtire", complete with open fireplace —- a room currently used for library could easily be converted to e fourth bedroom, If desired. A back porch ia anothar decided attraction. The cement floored attached garage haa aide door entrance to bouse and the Urge attic supplies ample storage area. The home will sell unfurnished with the exception of the kitchen equipment LANDSCAPING . . . . the entire property le beautifully, beautifully treed and landscaped with approximately 20 different kinds of trees and shrubs, there U an attractiva bird bath and fountain on tha well-kept lawn. Truly a park-like setting. Additionally, than la a boat tending for convenience of hooters and bathers. V A L U A B L E H IG H W A Y 17-92 L O T (S) W IL L SELL W IT H T H E H O M E OR SE P A R A T E L Y The entire tract of land has 250 ft frontage on tha highway with 250 ft. on LAKE CONCORD and will be offered in its entirety or in 5 separate parcels Le.— (1) you may purchase the homo with 111 ft. Highway 17*92 frontage (2) the north 135 ft. may be pur­ chased aa one largo lot, or, (S) this tract may be bought as two individual lots. A RARE OPPORTUNITY for obtaining aa much of this vary valuable property aa you desire, or be the SOLE OWNER of the entire extensive propertyl Thte TOP LOCATION, the SIZE, and the Urge LAKE and HIGHWAY 17-93 FRONTAGB would mako n perfect setting for a Motel, fin* Restaurant, or most any type income *r commercial use, with very little, If any, competition at the present tiro*! Drainage Ditch Cost Figure Due U m eoet and dimensions of a ditch to run Taaglewood and Tem­ ple Terrace drainage into a threemite eeadatt to b* Mitt by Orange jack County should be known by the oar m h n end «f this week, Seminole Coun­ ty Engineer Robert Davis said. T SSnM Sm ZZ*' “ lM Senttool* surveyors are gathering SMjWC M w rasse M* Miles o«ML*« at. use ai in* r m u a « m data an tha eoet and depth of a P aged nlty of Tburmoot, a MS-year-old sleepy village of 1,000 souls. Mary­ land state highway workmen trim tha brush sod All la botes fa the roed with hot macadam. Dowa la tba towa. Police Chief Jim Dubel, a oos-maa police force, wee telling you ha's wor­ ried about the Russian's proximi­ ty. “ If anything happened to that man here," bo laid, ’it would be a world-wide catastrophe. tt would five our town a black name.” At Lewis' corner drug ators, a pretty soda fountain clerk said of Khrushchev: "I’d tur* Ilk* to see that old geeter." And bare at Camp David, be­ yond tbs stands of yellow poplar and pitch pins you sea “ Aspen Lodge," a large, rustic, ateined cabin surrounded by green lawn. Within those walls la the next few hours decisions will ba made that may efaioga tha course af tbs world. As you aland there trying to drink in the significance of this place, you breath deeply of this mountain air nod your lungs taste of its crisp sweetness. There la peace all about you la this historic setting. You hope this environment U symbolic. growth fa Iraa that caaaat ha rsadiiy dtentiooed. The Iadaalrlal and Mialag Development Bask, itartad with New Yarfc capital aad son* help from tha World Bank, has attracted Iranian to* Testers. Progress is bates made « a fewer aad Irrigation prajact eoatiag atace than 1100,010 aadtr tbs direction si a Ana headed by David B. LUIeethel, former chair­ man tt tba r r a t iN t valley an* thority. Han, tie, tba Warld Bask la providing backing. . what aaami teen to ba happaalng ia What Iran la teas alarming for tba abort haul but parbapa mar# threatenlag lor tba bag puli. At a pnaa conference tba othar day the Ibab Mid Iraa might accapt Sovlat eco­ nomic aid white pursuing tba polltieal and military polices of re­ cent years to insure the nation’* independence and sacurity. At about the Mm* time Moscow btvedcaate denouncing the Shell wars stopped. The Soviet ambas­ sador returned to Teheran after ■n absence of several months sod similarly tba Iranian ambassador returned to bis poet *la’ Moscow. If be aeeepts Soviet economic ■Id, Use Shah will be following the example of Afghanistan. There conspicuous Soviet project!, such ■s paving tba streets of the primi­ tive capital of Kabul, have creat­ ed a strong impression. The Uni­ ted States has been financing la Afghanistan the kind of long-term programs that pay off over tha yeara but lack the immediate pro­ mise of a leap forward into the JOth Century. This la likely to be the pattern of competition which Increasingly the United States must face. It U competitive coexistence; a kind of competition that the Soviet Union U fa many respects bet­ ter equipped to wage than the Wednesday, 1:30 P .M ., October 14 — Masonry Home M I A m J^&4i — MU— save whirs I dot hi Dm First Federal Modern M asonry L arge Lot— Extra Features 11 City Living with only County Taxes In Lake Ridge Perk. Well-Built, Tarraito Floor*, Builtup gravel roof — Modern-as-tomorrow! Kitchen haa beautiful Dutch Cedar Cabinets, snack bar, Colored refrigerator and built-in rang* aad even. Large Walk-in closet* and many other Terms: 20*$ down at Auctions, balance Announced. Write for brochures on these and many other coming autciona in­ cluding Hwy, 41 Motet, Commer­ cial properties, Homes, Income, etc. �% an.. O ct 5. 1M I—F ift 8 Miss HomeCluj) To Meet ^ V m fl Kinlaw, Thomas R. Pune .W ed In Candlelight Ceremony Tha Lake Monroe Home Damon* med white basket! filled with ■(ration Club will mact at }h o rose petals. home of Mrs. Leon Kaal on TVkat The bride's mother wore a First St. Thursday at 7:30 p. m. blege lace dress, feather head­ with Mrs. H. L. Johnson as co> dress, blcge gloves, contrasting hostess. shoes, bag and a Champaign CymMrs. William Lipthrott will pro* bidium orchid corsage. The sent the program and tell o f tha groom's mother wore a pale pink home demonstration work In Ha* dress with lace bodice, taffeta wail and Australia. skirt, matching accessories, fea­ Plan* will be discussed for Um ther headdress and a pink CymbiChristmas workshop Nov. 10 at dlum orchid corsage. the Home Dcmonitrilioa Center A reception was held at the on 23th St. For further informs* Woman's Club. Mrs. James Blan­ tion and reservations call Mrs. kenship played soft background Johnson St FA 2-4T22. music on the piano. Mrs. Harry Woodruff and Mrs. Dick McLau­ lin served the bride's cake and GUESTS READY TO HE SERVED, nt the luncheon honoring Mrs. I-nntr Mrs. W. W. Warner, Mrs. John arc (left to right) Mrs. Tom Stewart. Mrs. Robert Donaldson, the honorce, Cameron, Mrs. Clarence Bedding Mrs. Lung, Mrs. George Zimmerman and Mrs. Ken Rowell. and Miss Elizabeth Mcthvin as­ (Bergstrom Thoto) sisted and served the punch. Miss Jeannette Kinlaw and Miss Alary Ann Watson, cousins of the Alembera o f the Ladles Auxi­ bride krpt the brides book. Mrs. liary of the Fleet Reserve A nn . Henry McLaulin Sr. ami Mrs. and their husbands enjoyed a bar* James 1'. Cullen greeted guests beruc and pot luck dinner Satur* at the door. Floating hostesses day evening at the home of Mr. The traditional gift of a sterling The utficcrs wives of VAll 7 cn-, key, roast beef, potato salad, Iced were Mrs. ltay Osier, Miss Kaye and Mrs. Bea Ftetemeyer at Bryan, Mrs. Harvey Wilkinson, lertained at the home ol Mrs. K. !**• coffee, and home made cream silver calling card tray was then Lemon Bluff. Miss Laura Faye Watson. Miss F. Rowell in Lake Mary ltlurl., puff* was served, presented to Airs. Lang. With huge palm trcca as a sat* Barbara Kirkland, Mrs. MargaThose attending were; Mrs. ting the mea prepared enormoua day altcrnoon with a farewell Watson and Mrs. Stinson KinJames Itaminagc, Airs. Floyd Har­ hamburgers while the women ar* luncheon hutioriug .Mrs. Hal Lang. ris. Airs. 1. Al. Rowell, Mrs, G. F. ranged the variety of other food Hostesses fur the afternoon wore Afler a short wedding trip to liicliI. Mrs. J. P. Boland. Airs. including vegetables, salads, cotfea Daytona Beach the couple wilt Mrs. K. F. Howell, Mrs. Tom Ste­ Harry Hill, Mrs. T. J. Dcmboskl, and cake. reside at 3SWJ North Brevard Ave., wart, Mrs. George Zimmerman, Mrs. B. M. Fitzgerald, Mrs. F. U. Those enjoying the dinner and and Mrs. Hob Donaldson. Apt. 7C. Cocoa Beach, Fla. Galloway, .Mrs. V. H, Jennings. dancing later in the evening were* A luncheon consisting uf cold turThe bride was born in Corona, The Afterburnrr at the Naval Airs. Al. D. .McPherson, Mrs. B. the Flctcmeyers, Mr. and Airs. J. Calif., is a graduate of Seminole Air Station was Hie scene of the J. Miller, Airs. H. A. Moreland, Ueddard, Mr. and Mrs. E. Flint, School and of the Craw­ October bridge tournament uf the Airs. W. E. Nowcrs, Airs. M. W. Air. and Airs. W. l'otcom b and ford W. Long School of nursing, Otto. Airs. Neil Prudcn, Airs. J. J. Mr. and Mrs. H. Sundvall. Serv* VAII-5 wives Thursday. Atlanta. Ga. The groom was born Wade, Mrs. Sue Specs, Mrs. A. Ing as hostesses for the evening in Lung Beach, Calif., is a gra­ Mrs. K. Af. Sandon won first Members of the Sanford Wom­ S. Poulter, Airs. R. H. Rozsa, Mrs. were Doris Holcomb and Maria duate of thu University of Mary­ an's Club are reminded of the prue, .Mrs. E. A. Austin came Al. A. Mergl, Mrs. W. J. Wormeit. Sundvall. land, a member of the American first General Business anil Pro­ in second and Mrs. C. D. Schoon­ Inztitule of Electrical Engineers gram luncheon meeting Wednes­ over captured thu bobby prize. and is now an assuclalc engineer day at the club house at 12:30 vjfh Dnti'il »vAJl.cr*lt,at Cape Ca­ -p. m, Mrs. C. N. James served as hos­ __# naveral. Reservation* must be in no la­ ier!. Out of town guests included Mr. ter than noon tomorrow. Call Mrs. others attending were .Mrs. J. Seminole Chapter ?, Order of ford soon to maka her bom* is and Mrs. Bay l'unch and I.inda Albert Hardesty, telephone chair­ II. Halley, Jr.; Mrs. D. W. fa s ­ Eastern Star, held It* first fall FI. AleCoy, Hae, Decatur, Ga.; Miss Barbara man at FA 2 5UW. ti HI; Mrs. I). E. Dcarolph: Mrs. meeting Thursday al .Masonic Kirkland, Douglas, Ga.; Mr. and Worthy Alatron, LInnie Moya, The Fine Arts Department will It. E. Farmer: Airs, E. W. Foote; Mrs. Hubert P. l'unch, San Loren­ be in charge of the program, fol­ Airs. II. C. Cohen; Airs, 1). L. hail with w members and Id visi­ announced that October 13th zo, Calif.; Miss Kaye Bryan, At­ lowing the luncheon. Mrs. P. J. Jarrell; Mrs. II. A. Lackey; Mrs. tors present. would be Friendship night In Sami* lanta, Ralph W, Hunter. Jackson­ Westgatc will ho the featured II. S. Moore; Airs. It. W. Repp; The chapter's charter was drap­ note Chapter, and the secretary ville, ami Mr. and Mrs. P. A. speaker. She will also show pic­ Airs. I. At. Rowell, J r .; and Airs. ed in a ceremony honoring de­ read names of officers from other Punch, Ling Beach, CaliL ceased member Alico Robbins chapters who would help scrvs that Phil Hyan. ture slides of Poland, night. Airs. John Carver * e r v e £ «i Harvey. Six first-time visitors were hostess for her daughter Mrs. M iry present: Mrs. Sahra Bremer Elizabeth Thompson who was un* and Max E. Ilrcmer of Pyramid able to attend. The serving tabla Chapter 319, Toledo, Ohio; Mrs. was centered with a milk glass G. G. Place, Havenswood Chapter bowl o f pyracantha berries and pointed alternate representative to luo. Chicago, 111. Mrs, Helen hibiscus blooms were on tha Indb the officers wives dub, .Mrs. H. Dulluis, Haraboo Chapter 21. Bar- vidua 1 tables. E. Graham and Airs. N. It. Thom, MUNDAT alma, WIs. Mrs. Clara Vincent, on the welcoming committee; Temple Chapter 300, Utica, N. Y., Airs. H. F. Dement, treasurer; Women of the Presbyterian and Airs. Reah Al. Davis, East Airs. D. B. Brown, in charge of Church executive board meet at Gate Chapter 21, Washington, D. miking and distribution of the Tlte executive board of tha W. ID a. m. Boy .Scouts 7 p. ni. The C. Airs. Davis is Past Matron of S. C. S. of First Methodist Church checkcrlaii scarves and Airs. H. Philatliea Class meets with Mrs. the East Gatr Chapter, and Jun- will meet at 10 a. m. Tuesday M. Cleveland, publicity. W. S. Bruin Icy Sr., on Celery Ave, iur Past Grand Representative to followed by the business and pro* Others attending were Airs. D. at 7:30 p. in. co-hostess Airs. Mil gram meeting at 10:30. Florida. C. Hamilton, Mrs. L. D. Tcuni­ dred Case. son. Mrs. J. F. Trout, Mrs C. D. It was with regret that the Mrs. Bay Herron, program lea* Deacons meeting First Baptist MacDonald and Airs. W. It. members learned that .Mrs. Grace dcr will present the program us­ 'Church 7 p. m. Thompson. Cordell, a past matron of Dio In ing si the theme, "Good Newt Pinccrcst Baptist Youth Fellow­ cal chapter, would be leaving San of Peace and Life” , ship, ti:30 p. m. Miss Janice Augusta Kinlaw, topped with a single white o r­ carried crescent bouquets of car­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmet chid, showered with streamers of nations and miniature white pom Gregory Kinlaw and Thomas Rus­ ribboo and pearls entwined with poms accented with ivy. The flower girl and ring bearer sell Punch, son of Mr. and Mrs. lilies o f the valley. The maid of honor and attend- w on short aqua silk dresses, slip­ Robert Paul Punch eichanged wedding vows Saturday at t p. ants wore ballerina length dresaes pers dyed to match, headdresses m. at Holy Cross Episcopal of aqua silk with scoop neckline*, identical to the maid of honor brief sleeves, matchug accesso­ and attendants, shortie white Church. The Rev. John W. Thomas, of- ries and shortio whit* gloves. They gloves and carried small net trimI Q lclated at the candlelight doublering ceremony. Miss Elisabeth Woodruff was maid of honor and attendant: were Misses Mary Tanner of Melbourne; Harriett Redding and Marty Cameron. Carl W. Rosenbusch Jr. of Washington, D. C. was best man and serving aa ushers were James F. Garner Jr., of Tall Timbers, Md., Richard Collett, Cocoa Beach; Joseph B. Garner, Great IplLlls, Md., Henry McLaulin 111, Jacksonville and Terry Smith, Sanford. Christie Kinlaw, cousin of the bride was flower girl and Linda Rae Punch, Decatur, Ga, cousin of the groom was ring bearer. Miss Joyce Hettel, soloist and the Episcopal ehbir presented a musical program accompanied by Paul Jenkins, organist. The choir processional was VPraise to the Lord the Almighty.” Other numbers Included "Jesus Joy of Man's Desiring, "A ve Ma­ ria” and the recessional " 0 Per­ fect Love." Tall Cathedral candles marked the Church aisle from the ent­ rance to the Chancel. Low plant­ ers of w'..ite flowers were placed the length of the Chancel rail, which was draped in flowers and greenery and white satin ribbon, ■v The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore ■ gown of silk p«au do sole with a petticoat of band clipped Chantilly lace. The portrait neckline was embroi­ dered with lrrldesccnt sequins. The redingote skirt was also em­ broidered with sequins and tiny seed pearls and ended in a magni­ ficent Chapel sweep train. A regal tulk and lace queen's cap trimmed with sequins and pearls formed the finger Up length MRS. THOMAS BUSSELL PUNCH ''veil. She carried a prayer book Sorority Meets For Bridge The Gamma Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Wednesday ^m orning at the home of Mrs. Ca­ r r o l Dennison, Wynnwood Drive for • bridge luncheon. Members met at 11 o'clock :.t progressive bridge. A luncheon of salads, dessert and coffee was served at noon and bridge en­ joyed again during the afternoon Members attending were Aimes. RckJs McCall, Ann Cowan, Patri­ cia Stenstrom, Belly Bruestlc, Virginia Robertson, Pauline White, Barbara Greene, Sylvia Howe • Arthurene Cook. Bettye Smith, Darline Tye and Mrs. Kalio Cor­ ley, sponsor. Every step can be golden in new even hosiery. A sheer stock­ ing, designed for formal events, la printed In 21-karat gold. The stockings, packaged one pair to a box, arc available in medium length only. Special washing in­ structions are enclosed. Central Circle Holds Memorial, Visits Garden In Winter Park Central Circle of th e Garden Club met at the home of Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. E. R. Wood Thursday morn-lo g , at 9 o'clock, Mrs. Wood asaisled by Mrs. J. 11. Mitchell served a sweet course with cof­ fee to guests upon arrival. The rooms of the lovely new home were decorated with ar­ rangements of Cassie-Dwarf Poincianna. Yellow Durants Berries and Yellow Croton leaves. Mrs. Volie Williams Sr., presi­ dent, opened the meeting. A me­ morial service was given by Airs, a.. Francis Bols aod Airs. J. B. Fitlda for Mrs. Laura Leo Ratliff. "H er life was full of kindly deeds. For others in all walks o f life She in life's garden planted seeds That choked the ugly weeds of strife.” Atrs. J. B. Fields read, the Scripture and an open Bible and lighted candle reminded those pretent of her Christian life. Mrs. Ratliff served as treasurer of the 7 Sanford Garden Club for lea yeara. Airs. J. H. Alitchell was elected Group Enjoys Picnic Dinner Luncheon Honors Mrs. Hal Lang VAH-5 Holds Tournament Woman’s Club Opens Season Wednesday Eastern Star Meets W i ves Hold Luncheon Airs. G. 11. Hobcrtion and A l... N. R. Thom were hostesses fur the October VAH-U Wives lunch­ eon at the Imperial House in Win­ ter Park. The table was attrac­ tively decorated with arrange­ ments of yellow gladioli and be­ side each name card was a doll dressed in colorful crepe paper. Newcomers welcomed were Mrs. Charles Quinn, Airs. Harold Staff, Mrs. D. AL Denning and Mrs. R. A. Smith. Special guest was Mrs. B, N, Brown. Farewell greetings were given to Mrs. Stephen Oli­ ver, Mrs. D. C. Purdy, Airs. J. F. Alorriscy and Airs. W. C. Sha­ fer. A baby cup was presented to Mrs. E. H. Wartenberg Jr., by the hostess on behalf of all the wives, welcoming the recent ar­ rival of baby, Donna I.yn. Airs. William Maliczuwskl, representa­ tive to the officers wives club, reported on forthcoming events. Airs. R. W. Ramey, bridge chair­ man, announced plans for organiz­ ing future bridge parlies. Airs. C. 0 . Donnaud was ap- treasurer for the ensuing year. Plans were discussed for (he coin­ ing flower show, “ Playtime in Flowers," to be held Oct 13 from 3:00 to 9:00 p. m. at the Sanford Civic Center. The flower show will be open to the public following a lunch­ eon and meeting for club mem­ bers. Airs. George .McCall and Mrs. E. ft. Wood gave reports on the “ Short Course” at Gaines­ ville. Airs. E. B. Rotick was a visitor. A work shop is to be held in Alt. Dora next Thursday. During the program hour the ladies were in­ vited to Sally Ferrell's Shack at Winter Park to see her garden of unsual plants. Refreshments were served before they returned to their home. Wives Club To Meet The VAH-U Wives Club will meet Wednesday st 1 p. m. in the CPO club at Ihe Naval Air Sta­ tion. New members are welcome. For further information call FA 2 4W7. T h u r s d a y ; Church Calendar W.S.C.S. To Meet Enterprise Sets Carnival Date TUESDAY Pioneer Fellowship of First Presbyterian Church G p. in. Christian Church Central District convention at Ocoee 2 to 9:30 p. m. Pinccrest Baptist Church W. Al. U. executive and general meeting 7:30 p. m. Deacon’s Meeting, 7:30 p.m. The date fur the annual Hallo­ ween carnival sponsored by the Enterprise parcnt-Teachcr coun­ cil was set far Oct. 29 with Mrs. B. W. Carlton chairman and Mrs. Robert Hatchett, co-chairman. Further plans will be completed soon. The following home room moth­ The Women's Atixiionury Society ers were appointed by home room mother's chairman, Mrs. Grady of the Lake Alary Baptist Church Vaught. First, Mrs. Joseph Bren­ met Tuesday night far the elec­ ner; second, Mrs. Nelson Craw­ tion of new officers. ford; third, Mrs. George Gcrling; Mrs. Kculicn Taylor was elected fourth, Afrv G. Vaught; fifth, ,,resident Mrs. C. N. North, viceAir*. Ed. ilcdman; sixth, Air*. prcjMlrnt; ami Airs. J. H. East,! Don Stowcll; 7th Airs. W. L. secretary. They had as their Perry Jnd 8th, Mrs. W. T. Cor- ^u«t Mr*. Metier, former pro»i Dctt; dent of Ihe Seminole County W, —1 ’—— — |Al. S. Regular meetings will be held 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. on the DEVILED EGGS first Tuesday of the month. Deviled egg* arc good and fur­ nish bright color for a backyard picnic. You may want to add NO MOW mustard, curry powder, anchovy That cherished dicam of tub paste, grated cheese, onion, chop urbanites—a beautiful green lawn ped parsley, olives, crumbled that never needs mowing — may fried bacon or diced mushrooms come true in ten years, reports to the filling. the American Chemical Society, Church Women Elect New Officers Gamma Omega Sorority Meets A model meeting was held Tues­ shoes were needed. Anyone having day evening by the Gamma Ome­ shoes their children have out* ga Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Al­ grown but are still usable is arg* pha ul the home of Mrs, Robert ed to contact the sorority. Harvey in Wynncwoad. The group has decided on a boll* President, Airs. John Dickey, In­ day project called, "Have Santa, O F F IC E R S O F T H E N E W IV Y H A R D E N U l l l 'L K , troduced the officers to tbo rush­ Will Travel” . It’a to start Ihe first ers and they in turn explained of December with more details to from le ft (m ilu t i) M rs. J nines W a d e, p r e s id e n t; M rs. their purpose and duties as officers be announced later. W endell H itt, v ic e p re sid e n t; (.stan d in g ) M rs, W illiam of the organization. Neil Altman, of "N ril's Studio C han dler, tre a su re r and M rs. H a rv e y W ilk in son , secre­ The by laws were read and ap­ of Hair Design,” wai guest speak­ tary. proved during the business meet­ er for the evening and gave an interesting talk on the care and ing. It was revealed that the Christ­ design of hair. mas card samples have arrived Airs. Harvey served refresh* and the girls have started selling incnts to the eleven members pre* sent and rushers, Airs. James De* ............... ................ circle of! elected were; Airs. Jimmy Wade, them. The newly organized The uliui* protect committee llrinc. Airs. James Butler, Miss the Sanford Garden Club met at president; Air*. Wendell tttrt. vice gave it's report and Mr*. Dickey j Jeannette Kinlaw and Alisa Dottle j the home of Air*. Voile Williams president; Air* Harvey Wilkinson, announced that more good used1 .Melts. Jr., in Grove Manor Tuesday at secretary and Airs. Hill Chandler, 8 p. in. Airs. Wendell Hirt, tern-; treasurer, porary president, presided at the Attending were Mrs. Chandler, business session. Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. Itirt. Airs. The name "Ivy■Circle'’ was cho* I W. A. Cagle, Airs. Ed Gordon, sen hy the members An election Airs. Ctiorlr* Wilson and Airs of officers was held and those Wilbert llarbison. Ivy Circle Meets M O N EY TO BUY WHAT YOU NEED sllj p>In irr e D * If you noad cash to lako udvantage of sales and special opportunities, coll on us. We make loans for a thousand-and-one reasons. 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GArdan 3-2642 Olllre Kauri: Doily f-J; Wtdnsvday I Saturday 9-12 'Formerly Adn-iiol Finance Corporation LOANS M A P I TO «I3HHNTS OF ALL N IA 9 IV TOWNS nr �Bow In Play Leuliiaa* lU U ’a still riding high but Army, Navy and Notre Damn art "misting la action" today after Saturday 'a collage football acThe oieg naHonal champion Tlftrs of Coach Paul Dietttl mod# It threo victories In a row this ytar whoa they whipped Baylor, 224) on a day which saw threo of the na­ tion’s other top-ranked Uama boaton and at least six national and aectioaal powers tripped up by up-, loti. Three of tbo greatest names la callage football—Army, Navy and Notre Dame—were among tbo los­ ers, leaving Northwestern, Teiaa aad Southern Californio is tbo strongest challengers for LBU's SAC! n fl gfcnl hr, trying to annrl a pans £3 while Sanford's Jerry Dtl•rJlard defends, Sanford tost :z. tho gam* by one point, 13•? (Photo* By Bergstrom) t a lotoay over a touch Improved Sang j ssd toon In a bruising, hardp i " football coolest here at t^feamria! Stadium Friday night. It 2 > o o a tough loos for tbo Somlnoles ■3 b Uko for tbo gamo waa their first 3>BC match. m m -w Hero's how tbo play wont: £ § lanford won tbo iota and elected 3 p receive. Apopka kicked onilde -'aad Winn downed the ball fur SenAmi on Ike 43, On the next play. ^Lundqulet took Robert’s plUhout -•ad rambled 93 yards through the Who would have picked the San -Apopka defense for o touchdown. Francisco Forty-Niners and the ’-M o waa backed by excellent blocka w f . Tbo conversion attempt *was Green Bay Paekera to wind up “ Be good. John Lovelace was hurt as the only unbeaten teams In tho -wa tbo ploy and was replaced by National Football League after •Dillard. : the flrat two weeks of hcadknockAfter a quick lerlea of plays ^Lundqulst took another pltchoul lng? However, that was tho situa­ "Rad Ibis lima ran 74 yards for the - oecond Bomloots tally. There was tion today after on* uf (he great­ rirea t downfleld blocking by the est wave of upsets in tho 4u-ycar Sleaford club. The extra point was history of the NFL. It all started Saturday night --0 ft food# **• Apopka opened the second half when the Chicago Bears (U',«-|K>int ” l y taking Butner’s kick and mov- underdogs) rolled to a 28-21 vic­ ••tog la n succctsiun of plays lo the tory uver the Baltimore Cults, de­ :.|3 where they fumbled and lust the fending world champions. But that was only tho begin­ OaU. Sanford took over but was ••«nabl* to crack the Blue Darter de- ning. Four uf Sunday's five games *3knie and the ball returned to also produced upsets. The Phila­ ^Apopka on n punt. Tho Blue Dart- delphia Eagles (3-puint underdogs) J r i then began a drive of 83 yards ripped the 1038 Eastern Division ^fthicb was climaxed with a iwcrp champion New York Giants. 40-21; -•around right end by Manly fur the the Washington Redskins 471 point ;|cort. Conversion w is good. • Sanford took tho ball and began J3 0 drive toward paydirt but penal- Sidelined PRINCETON, N. J. (UPI) -Dan liaa again forced them to punt. The Kick waa partially blocked by a Sachs, Princeton's hard • running -Blue Darter and caught in the air tailback, may be sidelined next by Christensen. Nevertheless, a Saturday when the Tigers play personal foul against a Sanford Pennsylvania in a key gamo of plsysr nullified the coup and th# Ivy league football season. believed to luvo suffer^*! Apopka Lwk user uu Lisa 40. Apop Sachs kn fumbled and Sanford recovered. a bone separation of a chip in Isnford then fumbled and Apopka Saturday's 22 0 victory over Co­ - pot the bsll on the Sanford 3 yard lumbia and may bo out uf the Jine. Then Seminole defense tight- lineup four ,ceki. tned up, Ross and Fox threw the Army leaders said at thn con­ Apopka hall carrier for a 4 yard clusion of World War 1 that it U loss. On (ho next play Barbour drop­ had lasted another ye.tr, they ped tho runner for a one yard loss. would have had to ask fur legis­ A foul against Sanford pul tho ball lation permitting women to en­ on tho 4H yard line with fourth list. down and about 2 yards for a first down for Apopka. Sanford dug In And dropped the ball carrier short SAVE on ft first down. Robsrts then puntTop Quality out to the 20 yard line. LondquDt intercepted an Apopka Dry Cleaning pass on brilliant defense by the whole Sanford team. Lundquist With H A LL’S then took a pllchuut end tried right and but wan hit hard behind the LOW ER 0i scrimmsge sod tho hall was ktd from his hinds. Keavcrn PRICES * of Apopka icooped tho ball up on the 3 yard lino and scampered over lor tho TD. The PAT was no good. SUITS and In dssperallon Sanford took lu ft* air but th* tosses were tncomPLAIN DRESSES ele. With 1 mlnuts and 3 seconds ft tho Blue Dartsrs took the ball and proceeded to run the clock out. Frisco, Packers Pace N FL Early Season Play underdogs) turned back the Pitts­ burgh Slcelers, 23-17; tba Cleve­ land Browns (3-polnt underdogs) rolled to a 34-7 triumph over tho Chicago Cardinals, and the FortyNlners (4-polnt underdogs) handed the Los Angeles Rams their first shutout since 1049, 34-0, Tha oddmskers didn't even come cloie on the Green Bay-Detrolt gsinc. The Packers were favored by one point on the basis of their 9-8 opening victory over the Bears but they won going sway, 29-10. While the form-followers shook their head! in dismay, the Pack­ ers and Forty-Niners found them­ selves sharing first place In (he Western Division with 2-0 records. In the Eastern Division, ill six team* wero lied for th« lead with identical 1-1 marks. Standings Eastern Division W Pittsburgh 1 Chicago Cards 1 New York t Cleveland 1 Philadelphia 1 Washington t Western Division San Francisco Baltimore Chicago Bears Detroit l.n* Angeles L 1 1 1 1 I 1 Pet. .300 JOO .JOO .300 .300 .300 UMaoia, flashing n brilliant now offsnao under Coach Ray Eliot, knocked off Army, 10-14, Southern Methodist downed Navy, 30-7, and Purdue walloped Notre Dame. 267. Army bad been ranked fourth nationally by the United Fm a In­ ternational's board of coaches, Navy was 15th and Notre Dams 10th. Second • ranked North ftcstarn ■cored one of tbo top victories of tbo entlra day when it downed third-ranked Iowa, 14-10. Eighth-ranked Texas remained unbeaten, untied and unscoredupon with n 33-0 rout of California and Southern California beat Ohio state, I K to aiUbUsk powerful credentials for ranking among the strongest In tho land. Louisiana State appears to have a relatively oaay gamo against Miami, Fla. next Saturday night but Texas may hava a real teat la aa Oklahoma team that bounced back from a licking by Northwest•rn to whip Colorado, 42-12. North­ western p l a y s Minneiota aad Southern California la Idle until Oct. 17. Army’s loss to Illinois undoubt­ edly was tbo No. l upset of tbo weak cod but others included South Carolina’* 30-14 victory ovar lfttbranked Georglo, Minnesota’s 24-14 win ovar llth-ranked Indiana and Pennsylvania's 13-fl decision over Lfftguo champion Dartmonlb. Fifth-ranked Mississippi easily downed Memphis State, 43-0, 12thranked Georgia Tech beat seventhranked Clemson, 18-8, ninth-ranked Wisconsin crushed Marquette. 44-8 , llth-ranked Tennessee beat Mis­ sissippi Slate, 22-ft, Syracuse wal­ loped Maryland, 2ft-0 «nd 20thranktd Penn State massacred Colgets, 38-20, in other games involv­ ing top-ranksd teams. Good Impression NEW YORK (UPI) — Ingemar Johansson, tho world heavyweight champion, msdo a favorable im­ pression Sunday night while ap­ pearing on the Dlnsh Shore TV •how. Ingemar. who begins three weeks of movie-making in Holly­ wood shortly, sang two songs in Swtdlih, ona as a duet with Mlsi Shorr, and later clowned with his hostess and Broadway star Gwen Verdon. LOS ANGELES (UPI) — T h Lot Angelo* M | tr f, leading two Samoa to oat, figurod they faead tbtir b lu n t obaueto today-Early Wynn-ta tbtir hop* V winning tbo World Sarin In five gamti. New IT-lft favorite* to win tbo airita, tbo Dodgtf playtra bollovod If Ibty could boot Wynn they would wrap tbo aoriea up on Tunday. But Ibty agrotd that btatlag Wynn, who abut tbom out, it-#. In tbo firit gamt, wna a big job. “ But wt'ro roiling now," aold Manager Waltor Alatoo, after ad­ mitting tbo Oodgtn wort lucky to win Sunday's aocoad game, S-l, before tbo larm t World Sarin crowd ever— K.M4 fana who Jammod Lea Angelo* Memorial Collaoum. Ht named Roger Craig, who took that flrat game trouncing to oppoao tbo Whitt Sox aco who won 22 gamoa and toit 1ft during tbo regular acaaon. Craig waa a toner of atrengtb for tbo Dodgtra, altar being recalled from Seattle, winning 11 game* while loaing five. LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Fred Haney today waa a man of lei­ sure — by choice — following bln lons-expectcd resignation man­ ager of the Milwaukee Brave*. The spunky little baseball brain callad it quits Sunday night after a meeting with the Braves front offlca brass, here for the World Series that the Milwaukta club al­ most made. "There la no problem, I’ve Just had enough of active baseball," the ftl-yaar-old Haney said. “ 1 hava no future plana—other than ■ long rest." Haney was reported to have been profarred n new one-year contract by Bravti General Man­ ager John Mcllale. Although Ha­ ney resigned here, the step was announced officially by the ball club in Milwaukee. There waa no Immediate an­ nouncement from the Braves' management regarding a replace­ ment. However, mentioned aa prominent "choices" were Bobby Brigan. Leo Dumber and Red Schocndlenst. , The championship winning skip­ per was not expected to remain Idle long. He already ia assured of one Job. Like hi* fellow south­ ern Californian, Casey Stengel, he was set to become a banker—vice president of the Studio City Bank of San Fernsndo Valley. Then Iher* were reports he would soon return to broadcast­ ing baseball, either ae a vole* for tha Loo Angeles Dodgers or aa the replacement for Leo Durocher who recently gave up the Job of calling the National Broad­ casting Company's "Game of the Day." Haney once had a devoted audience as tho iportacaitar of the Hollywood Star* baseball team. Today's gam* was a li-lft pick'am affair with another rtcerdbroaklng throng anticipated. It naming Wynn, Manager A) Lopes of Uo While Sox bemoaned tbo lock of, key hits in Sunday’s game. "I can't m a ll when wo over got to a pileher for It bits and five walks in.six Innings Uko wo did to Don Drysdalo and not sown," ho declared. 'That's tbo way It iota aomotlmaa—you outbit ’em, but Uwy got 'on* when they need 'em. That’* tbo way it waa." Alston, who bos been confidant oil along, would not go beyond hi* pitching plan* afur naming Craig tt fa n Wynn again. Neither would Lopes disclose whom bo bad In mind for Tuesday’s fifth gama. Alston did say that hi* rellaf aca, Larry Sherry, a barn in the Dodgers’ peanut playoff victory aad la Sunday's game, would bo back la the bullpen. Tbo gamo was scoreless going into the bottom of tho seventh Inning, although the White Sox had runners on bast In tvery In­ ning. Big Dick Donovan had allowed only ooo hit—a harmless second Inning single by Gil Hodges—and bada’t walked a m u going into tbo seventh. Ht got the flrat man la that inaihg and then came apart at the seam*. Charlie Neal, who with Furillo waa on* of Use pennant playoff hitting aura for tbo Dodgers, beg u It with a single off that left field scran which the White Sox bod boon battering. On n hit-andrun play, Wally Mom grounded out, Neal going to second. It prob­ ably would hava bon .a double play If Noel bod gone with the pitch. Then Donovan's control desert­ ed him. Ho walked Norm Larker and Hodges to fill the baoei, sod although bo had yielded only two bits, Lopes .took him out for re­ lief aco Gerry Staley, Alston ant up Carl Furillo, who won the second and final play­ off gamo for ibe Dodgers, to hit for Don Demeter who bad be*playing canter field. EDITOR'S NOTE; Cart Fn- today waa the biggest hit 1 avar rifle, one of the Dodgers' old got In a World Series. At least guard, delivered the pinch two it lies the homer 1 hit against Yankees in the 1933 series, 1 ran single that helped bool the the think It was. White Box, 3-1, Bond*/ aad gava This haa been a real peculiar thorn o two gamo to one load la year for me. .tbo World Series, He glvta bla I’ve had brulaed ribs, torn mus­ Imprtisieni la the fellewlag die- cles and what not. Right now, 1 ■van have my left leg tapad up. By CARL FURILLO But you know something, after Aa TeM to (he UF1 that bate hit' Sunday, It doesn't LOS ANGELES (UPI) - I did­ hurt so much any 'more. n't stop, look or listen—1 just hit the bill and took off. On my way down the line, Casper Captures Ihougb, I did gel a peck at the ball and 1 felt it would get through Rich Golf Play the infield for a bate bit. PORTLAND, Ore. (U P !)- Billy 1 was surprised when Walt Al­ Casper Jr. came back to the scene ston picked me lu pinch hit for of bis first money . winning effort Don Demetcr with the bases full as a professional golfer—a tiny and two out in the seventh inning. 933—ad walked off Sunday with a 1 thought he was going to go with check for $2,100. Duke Snider and then send Duke He shot four great rounds of out to play center Held. sub-par golf in the $20,000 Port­ Gerry Staley had Just relieved land Centennial Open tournament Dick Donovan and the aklpper to finish three strokes ahead of told me "this guy Isn't throwing the field and win bin first evsnl as hard (as Donovan). Just go since the U. S. Open at Mamaroup there end meet the ball." neck, N. Y „ last June. I took the first strike purposely H was a demonstration of mis­ and then hit a sinker. That's all ter putting by the 2S-year-o!d pro there was to It. from Apple Velley. Calif. He Actually, though, that ball 1 hit three-putted only one green In 73 In the 12th inning against the holes and only hid three bogeys. Bravas last week gave me a big­ His putts over 72 holes totaled ger kick. That won the pennant only 117. [or us, this one Just put ua ahead Casper's main threats on the in the scries. Not that I'm kick­ flnel day came from Bob Dudeo, ing, though. 1 liked Ibis one a lot, Oswego, Ore., who had bis finest pro round with four straight 63s, I'd honestly hive to say this one and Dave Ragan of Orlando, Fla. Ragan came in with a 87 Sun­ day, hie third In three days after Tough Decision an opening round of 71. Ragan BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) - and Dudcn lied for second, two Pity J. W. Brown, coach of Payne strokes ahead of Mason Rudolph College of Augusts, Gs. lle'11 hive of Knoxville, Tcnn. a hard time deciding t'd* week during practice sessions whether lo work on his team's offense or Only 81 Days defense. Ptyne lost to Miles Col­ lege, >3-0 Saturday. Furillo looked at Staley'* first pitch, a itrike and theny rifled a Staley tinker juit to the left dQ second baie. Luis Aparicto cut over for it, but It took a bad hop and went over hit glove and on Into center field aa Neal and Parker icortd. Staley closed the door then, but It waa too late. Chicago came back In the eighth and Anally routed Dryadal* when Ted Klusuwski signed and Sbtrm Lollar got a gilt single aa rlgh^ field Moon lost his fly ball la thP aun. That's where Sherry went la to pitch. Ha hit Billy Goodman on the right leg with a pitch to fill the bases and It looked as If the White Sox finally were rolling. Sherry bad . different ideas, though. He got A1 Smith to ground into a double play, Xlusaiwikl scor­ ing. and retired Jim Rivara on ^ pop, • The Dodgers made It 3-1 In (he eighth when MaUry Wills tingled and scored on Neal'a double. Football Classic Slated Saturday The stage baa been set for wbaP shape* up aa a football classic this coming Saturday at Knoxville when the Tennessee Vo!s,—who answer quickly when opportuni­ ty knocks, will be host to the faststriking U je o r g ia Tech Yellow Jackets In a battle of the unbeat­ en*. Tech, which apparently would­ n't be happy with a life lead^ employed aopbomorlc speed and m stubborn goal line defense to knock off seventh-ranked Clemaon 16-8 for its third straight win. In addition to tho great national prestige Involved, the Tech-Ten ncsscc game has a direct bearing on the Southeastern (Conference) race. That victory over Mississippi State threw the Vole Into a threeway tie with Florida and Georgia for the lead. A victory over Tech would give Tennessee eole poaiea% slon of first place. If Tech wine, the Yellow Jackets get that tie with those other two co-leidere. This past weekend was another good one for the Southeastern Conference as only one of Ita teams lost to an outside foe. The No. 1 Louisiana State Ben­ gali ran their winning etreak to 13* games with an easy 22-0 tri­ umph over Baylor; fifth-ranked, uoicorcdon Mississippi routedft Memphis State, aa expected, 43-0; unbeaten Florida made it 3-0 for the first time since 1930 by wal­ loping outclassed Virginia 33-10; Kentucky finally got In tha win column by whipping Detroit 32-7; Auburn overpowered pan-happy Hardin-Slmmons 33-12; and pre­ viously wlnlcsa Tulant upset pre­ viously unbeaten Wake Foreit 8-0. *Til Christmas 2 0 1.000 2 0 1.000 : V, • Dear \ \ i w.\ |\ A ll Parent Now and for a limited tint only, you enn send your eollogo ntudont th* complftto nown of their town and frlcnda, by way of Thn Sanford Herald, apodal school subscript ion. 8 The Entire School Year & C PANTS nnd PLAIN SKIHTS Jf Jt'l Rftf always hat always <laar always plsnty it'l time ts instill • nsw super (ihinind DAT A NIDHT America'* That Latter from homo everyday maybe hard to |*t into tho mail, and wo fool aura that with nil thoir grown-up-new (hero will ntill bn n touch *f homeaiekneu. keep thorn posted — hnv# U atari rlfht away. SEE THIS AND MANY OTHER GYM-DANDY PLAYTIME ITEMS AT Fineit Water t t j Heater w Featuring Thn Very Bent UO JL lit DRY CLEANERS E, 2nd Ht, Sm N A T U R A L G A S CO. 202 Sanford Avo. FA 2-6:82 205 E. 25th ST. "Plonty Of Fren Parking' FA 2-3464 �ri 1- ■ »>?»; -----------------— --------7T----------- ■ -----I r-TT* t r ^ i l L •* ’ ‘ mJWlMfft • vV£/r m a 7 'V * 5 Mon.. Oct. 5. H 5 » -fi| * T Weekend Traffic Toll Hits 11 LAS VEGAS. Ner. (UPI) — Actress Eva Gabor honeymooned tedsy with New York millionaire Richard Brown whom she mar­ ried Sunday night less than 24 hours after he proposed to her. The Interaationally-famous gla­ mor girl and Brown were married by Justice of the Peace Oscar Bryan Sunday night at the Fla­ mingo Hotel. Actor Red Buttons gave the bride away and his wife. Hrlayne, was the matron of honor. Best man was Flamingo executive George Cappri. The marriage came on such short notice that the Gabor elan —mother Julie and staters Zia Z.<a and Magda—were unable to attend became of prior commit­ ments in New York. During the late afternoon and evening the bride received ealla from her sistera and mother wish­ ing the rouple luck. The 31-year-old actress and the 37-year-old retired textile manufacturer told newsmen they first met more than a year ago through mutual frienda and had been dat­ ing “ off and on” ilnce then. TALLAHASSEE (UP!)-At lent 11 persons died la Florida high’ way accident* durlnf the week­ end, a United Press International | surrey showed. Thomas A. Jaggers. II, Wild­ wood, a bicyclist, died early today alter being struck by a car near Wildwood Sunday night. Frances Yvonne Stratton. IS, died in Jacksonville this morning of Injuries sustained when the car In which ahe was riding oyer\turned. f Ametry Wilson. 25, died In a Jacksonville hospital from head injuries received when he was bit . by a car Saturday. Two persons were killed Sunday near Marathon in a head-on col* tislon on Seven Mile Bridge in the Keys. They were identified as Stan Kubik. about 8). Loon Lake. Saskatchewan. Canada and Ted R. Henning, 17. of Key West. . James Harold Rose, 20, Green ’ Cove Springs, died Sunday In an accident eight miles south of Green Cove Springs on U. S. If. A 20-year-old Navy man. Paul William Blake, was killed Friday in an accident IS miles north of Key West on U. S. 1. Noah Williams, 59, Kissimmee, was killed Friday in an accident on Stale Road <00 three miles south of his borne. George White, 11, Miami, died 1Sunday of Injuries received Fri­ day when he rode his bicycle into a car In Miami. Fumed Actress Honeymoon Bound With Millionaire DEADLY CARGO FOR MISSILE SUB — A full-scale model of the Polaris rests beside the fleet ballistic missile submarine Theodore Roooevdt shortly before the latter was launched at Mare Island. Calif. The sub. first o f its kind to be built on the West Coast, will be armed with sixteen Polaris solid-fuel missiles and will provide an underwater bastion to strike inland targets. Algerian Rebels Dennis The Menace A T V Success Reject DeGaulle's Peace Program By FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI)—Dialing and filing: Dennis the Menace, the cartoon character who makes cowards out of baby-sitters a n d apolectic wrecks out of his neighbors, arriv­ ed as a pleasing filmed series on CBS-TV.My affirmative vote la all the more remarkable when you con­ sider its two handicaps; 1—A builtin laugh track and 2—A commer­ cial that was mistaken for part of the show. Dennis, played somewhat shakily by little Jay North, broke a kitchen table, let a neighbor fall into a paint bucket, sneaked into a movie at night and Indirectly led to a neighbor’s arrest, all In a halfhour. Farfetched? Not where Den­ nis is concerned. Herb Anderson plays Dennis' dad and manages his part and the physteal resemblance well. Though it's no Leave It To Beaver, It deserves to stick around. PAIUS (U P I) — The Algerian rebel m ovem ent_ called for stepped • up violence against France today In apparent rejeclion of President Charles DeGaulle'a peace plan In Its Present form. The move was Interpreted by observers as another effort to I force the Paris government to deal directly with the rebel gov. ernment-ln-exile as the sole repre­ sentative o f the Algerian people, a step which OcGsullc thus far has refused to lake. An Arab “ order of the day" published in Tunis exhorted tne guerrillas to continue "the strug­ gle for liberation . . . haras* tha enemy, remain firm, vigilant and deaf to all colonialist propagan. Two noteworthy acting job* In * da . . . until the sun o f liberty the concluding half of. “ What rises." This appeared In effect to be Makes Sammy Run?" un NBCa rejection of DeGaulle's appeal TV's Sunday Showcase: Norman for a cease - fire as a prelude to balloting in which Algeria’ s people could choose their own future. “ The leaders of the revolution are now In a position to talk Iron strength with an enemy who long Tho Lake Mary Chamber of has been blind," the order of the Commerce Installed new officers day said." for the coming year at outgoing President W. E. Gray turned the gavel over to the new president, Donald E. Coleman. Col. J. O. Gregory wav named first vice president, E. II. Case, second vice president. Mrs. R. C. Martin secretary and Mrs. Sidney Fowler, treasurer. A regular meeting of B. P. 0 . A rising vote of ‘.hanks was DOES, Sanford Drove 110, followed given Gray for his accoinplisn^ a very successful hamburger try menls at president. v at tha Elks' Club September 21 The Chamber voted to donate with Jackie Caruthers presiding. $23 toward the beautification of Chairmen for committees of the the Lake Mary Cemetery and 325 newly, organised Drove were an­ was given to the Lake Mary Boy nounced by tha president: Ways A Scout Troop to aid in (heir pro­ Means, Peggy Hardin; Drove For­ gram. um, Agnes Androsko; Year Book. Virginia Bowersox; Greeting, Mil­ dred Felnberg; Publicity, Florence Mapn; Entertainment, Thelma Snyder; Auditing. Mae Hahn. Following tha intermission of Courtesy, Evelyn Dlsbrow; Lapsation, Ruth Blllhimer; Member­ the musical program at the First ship, Agnes Walker; Judiciary, Baptist Church in Oviedo recently, Ruth Billhtmer: Benevolent, Elea­ a delicious supper was served in nor Wolford; Good of the Order, the Educational Dept. Members of Frances Pratt; Public Relations, the choir furnished the bam, Thelma Snyder and Dining Room, salads, etc. under the supervision of Mrs. George C. Means and Florence Lyons. Eleanor Wolford reported that Mrs. Mae E. King. Those enjoying the supper in­ the Does had contributed *«’ » hours of their time within the cluded Robert A. Dewberry, Lin­ . p u t fiva weeks to benevolent work da Gammage. Linda Riggius, Beth . such as making pad* and band- Gore, Mrs. Mac E. King, Mrs. • ages for tha Cancer Society, time W. II. Anderson, Rose Marie •pent on the Auxiliary of tha Sem- Beasley, Diane Aulin, Susie Slay­ mole Hospital. March of Dimes, ton, Bessie Fleming. Mrs. A. T. Cartledge, Reverend and Mrs. etc1. Plans are being made for a tea Jack T. Bryant. Beverly Caulhan. Carol Ann to be given in honor o f tha p r Undo and Winter Park Droves Riggins, Jeannette Maya, Mrs. S. which have been extremely help­ R. Riggins. W. H. Martin, Mrs. ful in organising tha Sanford George C. Means, Carol Beasley, Donnie Hoke, Linda Harris, Air. Club. and Mrs. Sleg (of Geneva) and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Stroup, Jack­ sonville. leaders of the musical program. Others attending the musical lessons and not at the supper were Mrs. P. H. Brown, Mrs. Ben F. Ward, Jr., W. T. Mauldin. Mrs. D. D. Daniel and A. B. Tedford. Members of the ninth through twelfth grades o( the Oviedo Uigh School enjoyed an Informal party STA-NU Cleaning and danco at Sweetwater Park Keeps Clothes Saturday evening, Sept. 21. LIKE NEW! The Junior clais of the Oviedo w High School spontored the party ai a money-making project for their class fund. C. K. Buckcltw, home room teacher, was on hand to asiist with the large gToup gathered to enjoy the dancing and refreshment!. Chaperoning the p .rty were COLONIAL CLEANERS Mrs. John Duda Sr., Mrs. Elsie l i t 8. Palmetto A»e. Fleming, Sirs. Lloyd Dunklee and Drive-la Branch 319 W. 13th Mrs. G. W. Alford. Fell, as Sammy’s brother, Sey­ mour, burst into a cocktail party and, in his brief scene, exposed Sammy's hcartlessness and con­ veyed some of the novel’s fire. Otherwise, the iwo-parter was merely an Interesting show that failed to reproduce the full spirit of the Budd Schulberg literary masterpiece. The other fine por­ trayal was by David Opatashu as an old-line movie producer, wbo managed his heartbreak well. I missed half of Dinah Shore's season opener on NBC-TV to see ABC-TV’s new Western. Rebel, starring Nick Adams. A wheciy plot was yanked alive by pungent dialogue, fin* directorial touches, and attention to character-develop­ ment. This onr and NBC-TV's The Deputy arc the best of the new Westerns in my book. Back to Dinah, I enjoyed Incemar Johansson's charm with a song and Gwen Verdon'a allaround electricity as a ainger-anddanccr. Jack llennv. Don Wilson, Roch­ ester, Dennis Day and The Sports­ men returned for another 'CBS-TV comedy gpround that exploited all of Jacks' tried and true exploit­ able vanities, weaknesses a n d strengths. A skit predicted that the show would be the same 3u years from now, and I think It summed up Benny's approach to hia work. IHtleJoe'Up :: BELLE RINGER FOR U. S. SAVINGS RONDS — Mrs. Robert Lemons of Wichita. Knnius, receives a laughing send-off front Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower at the White House to begin a nation-wide tour for U. S. Saving Bonds. Mrs. Lemons hopes to stimulate interest in the saving* bonds and stamps program. She holds her Liber­ ty Bell award as "Mr*. U. S. Savings Bonds of I960." WALLOPS I S L A N D ; Y fc (U PI)— n *9 United S ta te turn successfully launched • f u t * J ot" rocket carrying a a^del « f the capsule which will ta|e I * first American Into space.: rot The boocter rocket, daUbera) ly destroyed a few m inute it left the (round, shot t» as altitude e f about 40 miles T * the AUuntle Ocean. The National Aeronautics aaft Sparc Administration (NASA) said Sunday's tiring was the flrift of a series o f planned te)t fed the "Little Joe." The rocket was developed US the purpose of testing hatdwaM to be used In "Project Mercury," but will not be used itself (a pub a man Into apace. : Mr. Universe 1 WARSAW (UPI) - Gout* M lf£ czuk, a blonde, blue-eyed frtncfc weight-lifter of Ukrainian e x tra * lion won tho title ot Mr. Univent of 1959 la Interaatlonal compete tion here Sunday night. MleretuS 25. aucceeds last year’s Utl9 b o * cr Tommy Kano of tho Utttat States. • -a All SALE PLATFORM Thb Week ROCKERS The Ckaaoel Swim: Jason Robards Jr. and Eileen Heckart will co star with Julio Harris and Chris­ topher Hummer In “ A Doll's House," the Hallmark Hall of Fame presentation on NBC-TV for Sunday, Nov. 13. . . .Ethel Mer­ man. who haa bar “ evening" on NBC-TV Dec. 1, guests on CBSTV's Ed Sullivan show next Sun­ day. A new series about police work. Is being planned by CBS-TV. Call­ ed Charley Paradise, it will star citiicr Run Randcll or Pat U'Neal. . . . The Last Word has Its last CBS-TV gasp on Sunday, Oil. II. . . . For the third Revlon special on CBS-TV Thursday, Nov. 5. Irene Dunne will be the hostess. Guests will be Pearl Bailey. Jack Carter, Errol Flynn. Gypsy Rose Lee, and Les Charllvela. Officers Installed Sunday School Emphasis At Lake Mary Month A t Church Here Does Plan Tea, Name Chairmen Oviedo Music Group Feted At Supper • * Class Sponsors Party, Dance “ Christinas in October.” Those attending Sunday School at The Alliance Church were surprised lo sec a brightly lighted ami trim­ med Christmas Tree on tlic plat form yesterday morning. The con­ gregation joined together to llic familiar carol, “ Silent Night." October is Sunday School Em­ phasis .Month at The Alliance Church. Ibis program t s s the first of special emphases lor each Sunday in the month. Foreign missions was the theme, as the premature celebration of Christ­ inas was presented. The Sunday .School will be gelling together a box of gift* during the month for a missionary family in Peru. These gifts will be sent to Itcv. and Mrs. Paul Carlson and their three children. Mrs. Carlson was formerly Lydia Wieboldt of San­ ford and a member of Ihe Sunday School o( The Alliance Church. The Emphasis 3(onth this year is promoting a Fall EJargenu-nt Campaign. An effort is being made to increase the enrollment of the local Sunday School by at least 12 per cent. This Is in con­ junction with a nation-wide cam­ paign to have 155.000 enrolled in Alliance Sunday Schools this year. The full name of the national or­ ganisation with which the local Alliance Church Is affiliated is the Christian and Missionary Alliance. Next Sunday a program stress­ ing family worship will be pre­ sented. The pastor. Rev. David C arnefixj*yjM ]uJj*2[^*">U ^not 'VlovilcP. | v ' \J l C I c t r ^ n RIOt iN 1 H I A |R( PHONE FA 2-1219 ADMISSION — 99< KIDDIES UNDER 12 — FREE TO.MTE a TL ES. * AT 7:97 AND 19:92 now attending Sunday School in some other church is cordially Invited to Join the S. S. at The Alliance Church. “ Whole families in Ihe Sunday School will come from homes which regularly have a family altar," he said. Oviedo PTO Names Officers For Year MODERN C h a i r , Match-Mated With S w i v e l R o c k e r J a m ii M. Staley, president of Ihe P-TO of the Oviedo School, anounccs Ihe full slate of officers for the 1359 1390 ensuing year as follows: Mrs. James Frasier, vice president; A. A. Myers, second j vice presidsnt and program chairman; W. Rex Clonls, third vice president and finance chair­ man; 3lrt. James A. Partin, sec­ retary; Ralph Neely, treasurer; Mrs. J. T. Coe. health chairman; Mrs. Lcun olliff, historian and publicity chairman. Mrs. Robert Lee, membership chairman; Walter A. Teague, in­ stitutional representative of Boy Scouts; Mrs. John Evans and Mrs. Wesley Swenvon, Junior High recreation chairmen; Mrs. James A. Partin and Mrs. W. II. DeShato. senior high recreation chairman. 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Laltarhcada, state- ditioned, awnings. 43.000. Equity mints, invoices, hand bills, aed for $330 and assume payments. programs, etc. Progressiva FA 2 0603. Printing Ce. Phono FA 2-031 — '32 PLYMOUTH fordor, 9 cylin­ 304 Wert 12th SL der: Just had new rings, inxerts and valve job; clutch leas than year old; run* good —looks good; priced right. Phone NO JOB TO LARGE OR SMALL FA 2-7770. Drive Ways — Parkins Areas TTTTurnJtar*" RENTALS: Day - Week-Month Front End Leaders $SA V E $ Graders — Dsatrs — Draglines New ft Card Rollers — Transports Furniture and Appliaaeoa PHONE: Day*, FA 24134 Nights, FA 2-7123 0 FA 2-3441 (•one With The Wind LOST; One green and yellow pern* Like TAn.\, this recently remod­ kret U thn vicinity ef Couatrp eled two story, beautifully furn­ Club Manor. 110.0 REWARD. ished borne Is typical of the Ph. FA 2-7174. old South. Two stories, with up­ stairs and downstairs railed LOST; Largo leather bag porches, four bedrooms. . . lag prescription glasses, ate. at located on full city block in public boat ramp Sunday. F Sanford, surrounded by huge FA 2-109 after 3:30. •bade trees. , .Orange grove. . . Second house on property renta NEW two bedroom house com* 1 . l o o l U o t * I t T S T il. EinaaHim* — Quick! Turn it on!" for 443 per month. Price $i9,3oo plebly furnished; free water, YOUNG MEN k WOMEN drpesit furnished on gat. So. furnished (can also be purchas­ HOME SEEKERS train for ed unfurnished), only 12300 Cameron Ave. FA 2*2377. Very attractive 3-bedroom, Ule S. Real Eatats Far Bela II. Week Weated A I R LINES down. Let us show you how you bath, CB home, situated on e •BEDROOM apartment, nicely Prepare now tor an airline ca­ can recapture the graceful liv­ well landscaped 100’ a lto’ oak BABYSITTING during day; 41.30 furnished. Living room and kit­ reer. This exciting field iff are ing of the past without sacrific­ shaded lot in nice scctioa of chen sir conditioned. 473 a per day per child. FA 2-7384. Stemper Believes ing modern comforts. many opportunities. You can Sanford. Featuraa equipped kit­ month. Call FA 24461. train for Stewardess 0 one of chen and many nice extras. To­ W. H. “ BUI" STEMPEB Agency You will delight In entertaining if you become the proud owners the many Important ground 2-ROOM fum. apt.; screened tal price - $12,700. with only Bealter ft Insurer of ona of our-new 3 bedroom, SANFORD Phsmhtag ft HeaUag positions. porch; extra roll sway bed. 412 $900 down payment, 274 per Phooe FA 2-4441 112 N. Tark 2 bath homos, with their many 2344 So. Elm Ph. FA 2-7414. Park. TA 2-3373. month. Fly to Chicago at no additional comfort-lending features. DownPLUMBING charge, upon completion nf ba­ payments start at $53o.oo. CaU FOR- THE BEST RENTAL W Neat 2 bedroom, tile bath. CB R A Y M O N D M . B A L L Contracting ft Rapalrs sic training. Must bn high SANFORD CALL FA 247T4 or Today, A N D ASSOCIATES borne, situated oa ■ nice lot in Free Estimates school graduate, 1442. FA 24442. Real Estate — Insurance Hilhlend Perk. Completely R. L HARVEY W. R. “BUI" STEMPER Agency 1, Furnished 2 bedroom bouse Surety Bends Mall coupon today tor t— tplata •quipped Including floor furn­ 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 1-3313 Realtor ft bourn ^ 2441 Palmetto. details. ace. This home can be yours 218 So. Tark Ave. ft>. FA 2-5441 A Unfurnished 3 bedroom house, ASSOCIATES: 1L E. Talfer. Sanford AIRLINE CAREER DIVISION for only 49.300, with Just 41.000 kltebaa equipped, 2412 Willow Arthur T. Day. Everett Harper Evans Bldg. Lake Mary down, and low payments. (VA l i m e TANK SERVICE 203-209 E. First BL Ph. FA t-0942 Northwest Schools _ Robert F. May, Bart PUeho- __________ ____ . Ave. ---------- Ph. FA 21290------Dept. AO-0 Box 14 tvs'.v, 23 year mortage.) ----- ------ Since 1441 FA 2-4401 112 N. Fart S. Unfurnished I bedroom house, c/o Santoed Herald A. RARE DeBARY • BIG VALUES kitchen equipped, 2414 Orange. Why wait? Phooe now, and make BY OWNER: 2bedroom home, Name .............................................. NOrth 8 4422 NOrth 44711 • QUICK CREDIT BY OWNER: lakefront, corner beat location in Country Club Address •••••••••••••••••99990449ft your appointment to see these MCELY furnished garege apart • EASY TERMS lot: 3 bedroom kitchen equip­ Manor. Phone FA 2-4442. Complete Lawn Maintenance; WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS City .................... Age .............. A ll CONDITIONING two exceptional Jiome buys. We meat Couple ooly. FA 2-3641. ped concrete block home. Call CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK Fertiliser—Spraying — Mewing State ................. Phooe tasiteaift will be pleased to serve you. BOBERT A. WILLIAMS, Reals* 1412 Sanford Ave. FA 2 0820 after ft P. M. JOHN LONMIRAE W ILSO N - M A1ER Education ...........Hr*. I Work ... 1447 Saaford Ave. FA 2-4442 ill Willow Are. FA 2 714? New And Ueed Fureltare 2- ROOM apt. completely furnish­ Stanfllrom Realty FA*2,3e:T- AUmSeSaik^Bidg. 111 X. First SL FA 2440 ed; ground floor. 312 Palmetto. Plumbing 4 R epair! ROLLAWAY, Heepital and Baby C. A . Whiddon, Sr. PINECREST 2nd. Addlti«-v 3 bed­ Jee C. Tkemea Beds. Day. Weak tr Month — Used furniture, appliances, tool* wgj r^0 SMALL furnished house; garage; I1ROKER room, 2 bath, kitchen equipped FURNITURE CENTER FA 2440 water paid; for couple —one LBN U HIK 1 I etc. Bougbt-sold Larry’s Mart 2*2 So. Park At*. Pk. FA 2-3991 110 Sarita SL home; pine paneled d e n . 110 French Ave. LOTTO BROADWAY child. 443 month. 107 Locust. 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 24132. FA 2 3123. 11. Electrical Service* Ph. FA 2-7444 U N TORBrrr !. H-lreo. o p p a g a c r Phone FA 2-1833. New ft Used Furniture ft Appli­ MAJOR BROWN REALTY BETTYE D. SMITH PUMPS — SPRINKLER TOY DISTRIBUTORSHIP M. “ Dee" Veto Electrical Ser. R E N T A BED ances. A Good Placo To Realtor Des Says For Service CaU. . . All typea and sites, installed BUY SELL or TRADE XoUaway, Hospital ft Baby IN YOUR SPARE TIME school o f dince LAKE MARY 111 M. Wmk — TV. FA 2-4494' FA 2-4444 FA 2 3443 “ Do It Yeurstlf" JENKINS FURNITURE By Dev, Week or Month. PART OB FUIX TIME Ph. FA 2 3237 or FA 2-1444. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE CAEBOLL’S FURNITURE 40 Saaford Ave. FA I-T44U 6th Thru 8th Grade 4349 DOWN NO SELLING OR EXPERIENCE House Wiring — Electri* Service S T I N I Ph. FA 2-3141 114 W. 1st It 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath, large living 1-LOT, 70 ft. wide by 144 ft. NEEDED Sid Vlhlea Machinery and Supply Ce. REGISTER NOW . . . room and bedrooms; kitchen deep, cleared, facing Country Established firm haa some areas RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. HOUSE, unfurn., 2300 MellonvIUe. Ph. FA 24432 cqupt. $44.41 per month. Sec at Club Rd. in Loch Arbor section, still available for man or woman ill Magnolia FA 2-013 297 W. I ad SL Clonee* Begin Oct. 15th PAINT and 103 E. Woodland Dr. or phone la service established toy shops call FA 2-1823. ^3-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped, ^ Phom* F A 2-0864 WALLPAPER SUPPLIES 14-A Beenty Parlere in supermarkets, drug and variety 14. Brildlog . Painting . Repries owner, FA 2-401------------fenced yard. FA 2-2132.* Huy 1 Gal. - Get 1 *REEI (lores, etc. Earn extra Income Phooe FA S-74M MARY CARTER FALNTS BEAL ESTATE DKIVL-LN FARM ER'S AGENCY FURN. apt 300 Park Ave. servicing and refilling toy racks. Licensed — Bonded Painting ft D A W N ’ S 20t W. 1st SL FA 2-3449 2344 Frencn Ave. N. V. Farmer, Realtor Unlimited growth and earning po- Decorating. Fret Estimates BEAUTY SALON D. H. Whitmore FURNISHED apL Ph. FA 2-3000. tcnUal. Six hours spare time Work Guaranteed. SEMINOLE J. W . H A L L Air Conditioned Dryers FACTORY TO YOU Lillian U. Trams weakly required. Milinum $690 in­ P AINTING CONTRACTORS Realtor ALUMINUM 2-BEDROOM bouse, furnished. Associates. FA 2-1204. lfalr Styling — Permanents —Oil Phono FA 2 3641 114 S. French Ave. Ph. FA 7 3221 vestment Is secured by guaran­ VENETIAN BL1ND9 Near air base. Phone FA 2-2007 “ Call Hall" teed inventory. Write fully about Treatments— TV Stamps, Soft Enclosed head. Rag-proof bottom N A V Y AND or FA 2-3730. After hours, FA 2-2414, FA 2-4821, yourself, enclosing phone number B ft M ROOFING Water — Air Conti Harriett’* rail with plastic ends. Plastic FA 2-0241 Contracting ft Repairs NEWCOMER* for personal interview. Prllt Nov­ LARGE clean turn, apt., down' Beauty Nook, 103 So. Oak— or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon STEM PER H A S Licensed — Bonded —Insured stairs, 111 Park. FA 2 3742. cord*. tho key to your home In Wynne- S-BEDROOM, CB. lVh bath homa. elty Company. 327 Lexington Ave., TO S A N F O R D FBEE ESTIMATES New York, N. Y. wood. Complete with throe bed­ Phone FA 2 3333. Senknrik Gltun and Pnlnt Co. MODERN 2-bedroom home, kit­ 818 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-7442 u. ru e v . a FuaT rooms. playroom, and a great We Invite ye* to be sir 112-114 W. 2nd SI. Ph. FA 24622 I. Female-Help C T chen furnished. For appointment big beautiful oak tree! The Cut Flowers For Aey Occasion abarietely free without obliga­ CUSTOM BUILT HOMES call FA 2-3714. MOTHERS - earn $183 before SANFORD FLOWER SHOP price is 312,300, and you may SPACE HEATER, tank and stand tion at one of Benferd'a leadleg Stemper Know s Remodeling — Free Estimates FUKN1XUKD apartment, clean am Christmas Muit be reliable will­ Repa'rs suggest the tarms. FA 2-180 or FA 44474 $23. FA 2230. Phone FA 24744 That your child will be safe while Mottle while yea locate exiting worker. 20 choice hrs. wk. c l o s e in. Jimmy Cowan, Ph BILL BERNOSKY, Contractor playing in this overalsrd yard W. H. ‘'Bill" STEMPER Agency CITRUS TREES able beating far youraetf end BEAUTIFUL 2u vulumn art of F\ 2-4013. W 'e train. FA 2 2707 between 7 at the end of « deed-end street Realtor ft Insurer f t 8. FLOOR sanding and finishing Hamlin on aour root, ready for American People* Encyclope­ family. Pick up year key nt where the only traffic will be t-BEDROOM unfurnlahtd apart­ Phone FA 2-4441 111 « . Park December planting; Ik" — 8»". dias, like new, $180. FA 2-3M0. our Salta Offtee. Clansing, Waxing. S e r v i n g Daddy coming home. The just ment Mar stores and acbooL May be seen at 1720 First St. C m a I t i U m IMS. rcfinlshed Interior will please No pota please. 2414 Elm. HOUSEWIVES H. M. GLEASON, Lak* Mary. ^rP et^^nvesT oct • Supplies" LAKE MARV BUILDING LOTS you and the large sereened You may la th>- one we are FURN. Apt 301V4 W. 1st. SL We have several desirable build­ porch will cool you; 3 bedrooms looking for lo ser\c an AVON and other fealurca. Price 911.50U territory NOW. Write. Mrs. Mi- ROOF CLEANLNG AND COATING LUTINO PARAKEET — Male, 3 ing lots in Lake Mary priced BALE or BENT: 2 bedroom bouM Exclusive agent for SURCO la weeks old; also cage. FA 2-1633. with only $630 down. to aeU- Call ua. lanlcb, Box 210. Lockhart, Fla completely furnished $43. Call this area. Work guaranteed, ea' FA 2-7744. FA 3-3447 for free eetiaates. BEAUTIFUL blond Locker pup­ W. H. “ BUI" STIMPER Agency S t . J 'l* * pies. Lot 1M. Park Me. Trailer Realtor ft Insurer BILL EVANS LOWER floor 4-room furnl-'icd Park, 2345 Park Ave. Phase FA 2-4441 112 N. Park SEAMSTRESS for rut aprons. Average earning* Si.30 hour. T T ^ p « f T « n * 7 7 f c r F apartmonL Phooe FA 2 0733. 114 N. Park Ave. Pn. *A IS . l i o » u " * n T T I o i o r « " Simple, easy. Canvaising not re­ 4U% MORTGAGE. $11,980 for quired. Write: Novelty Aprons, A U T O GLASS lovely three bedroom home; Mereurv Outboard Motors Caldwell, Ark. desirable area. $3,000 Down. WOODRUFF MARINE IN S T A L L E D Ph. FA 2-4303. YOUNG WOMEN - Tram for Windshield FA 2 1392 Hack (liana 2401 French Ave. AIRLINES. Sec our ad under Door Glaaa Vent Ulaaa ROOMY Country Home; 20 acres TbM 17 ft/ BOni'M Adventurer. Class. 23, Education Instruction. SERVICE tiled farm land with flowing FA 2-1392 or FA 2 0278. Lg. 36" x 60" Tnbln With 6 Chain wcUa; on paved road. Excellent Permanent baby sitter, mature, Scnkarik Gian* and Paint Co. Bronx* Tublar Steel Leg* With white, to live in. FA 2 3144, terms. Cali Owner, FA 2-1223. 112-114 W. 2nd SL FA 24422 “ III tho City of / Dallas Asphalt Co. M T Mather of Sanford BALLROOM Cdjuuma WELCOME SEE S U N LA N D Estates HURRY!!! & 7 PC. DINETTE Plastic Top *65 .5 0 Choice o f 3 C o lo n — Limited Stock — £}clwh Boddinq Qo. 119 S. Magnolia A vt. FA 2-6321 X . FIVE ROOM House; 2 bedrooms, v. .Male Help vWaird PIANO TUNING ft UKFA1BHXG large porch. 1410 W. 3rd. Street, YOUNG MEN - Train for AIR­ W. L HARMON Sanford. Pit. rA 2 4223 After 3 P. M LINES. See our ad under Class. 23, Education-Instruction. MUST SELL— Being transferred! TV SERVICE within the hour. Xotbing Down! Assume pay­ DRY CLEANLNG Assistant. Apply Service Call $230 plus parts. ments $73 month. 127 Country in person to Downtown Cleaners Work Guaranteed 3 Mo. Ph. Club Drive. FA 2470. and Laundry. LOCH AREOlt: Beautiful 3 BK. EXPERIENCED. Scnu • experi­ This is a guest pass to the Moviehomo near golf course. Overall# enced, or will train the right land Drive-In Theatre tor Craig Anderson, Sanford, to see "Gun person f o r projectionist. yard with many trees. You Hill". must see this bargain. FA 2 1423 FA 2 IM2 alter 7;0<i P. M. Sanford Furniture Company H as Sold and Serviced The Famous PERFECTION OIL HEATER FOR Your Key le belter living IM O D E R N 3 bedroom PRECISION WORKMANSHIP QUALITY MATERIALS OAK FLOORS COMPLETELY FINISHED r h ... Firepot Guaranteed 10 Years HOMES) 7795 I f Y ou Compare PRICES and SPECIFICATIONS You’ll liuy A ON YOUR LOT M O D EL A T 500 French Ave. "GREGORY” fa m 3m 30 Y E A R S A r.v* (PshUsuddon SANFORD FURNITURE CO. 300 East First Street Sanford, Fla. Phone F A 2-1914 N EW R AV EN N A PARK HOMES • Quiet Co00«Rlty • Near Golf Court* $450 Down Turn Weet Ow 20tk at. Follow Country Club Rd. k Welch For Our Signs . • . OPEN DAILY ----- COMING SOON------- South PINECRES1 Formal Opening 4th Addition Dream Homes Huntcs Ucgigned For Florid* Living. Gracious Living" $340 *9840 Down Payment-No Cloeing T O T A L PRICE Hume* feeler* 3 Bedroom* • l i i Tile llriha • Screened Porch • Utility Room • Ter­ rain* Floor* • Carports • Land­ scaped Lot* - Ail City Con­ veniences. MONTHLY PAYMENTS •iH A . M. TH Dark SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. TU Dwk Shnamaksth FA 44494 W A IT ! W ATCH! For Opening Date W. 24th J5L FA MM2 Sanford S ft 4 Bedrooms — 1 ft 2 Baths VA - FHA F H A In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low as $425 You can move in immedi­ ately while the p«p«r9 are being processed. We Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On The Construction Of Your Home Or Your Money Cheerfully Refunded. Odham & Tudor, Inc. Cor Hwy. 17-fS k 27th St. Phon FA 3-1301 �9 ■ ■ 1 ' Sliced) Tender For Oranges Lak elan d <u p i > - noruu V m Mutaal k u predicted a 1$ l i m a lor fresh eranges. General Manager Hobart I. lutkdfa estimated fresh orange UpmesU would go up JO per ■M reiardleu at tbo crop lire, ihlch he figured at between H mi M aOttow boxes. h u t seasad'a crop totalled M RuHedge aleo Mid freed orange experts would more Him double tide gear bacauae t i relaxed re AFTERMATH OF GASOLINE TANK BLAST-FIRE — Nine persona who •frictions aa artlflcalljr colored had been sleeping in the house at right were injured when a giant twofruit la foreign market*. million-gallon gasoline tank exploded and burned In the Esso Standard oil Be raid freed fruit channel* refinery yard at Charleston, S. C. The holocaust was only about three miles would uae 1MOO.OOO boxes if the from Charleston’s downtown area that was badly battered by Hurricane total crop la M million boxes, Grade. and SlrSTS.eao boxes if the total m raaedea n million bosea. Tbo Mutual official forecast expaeto ef >90,000 boxes based on Use M million box crop and U0,0M boxes if the crop la *> million boxes. Mutual reported Saturday that graves la tha citrus belt were la (odd condition despite heavy rain sU summer. The cooperative said In Us first crop condition report of the new WASHINGTON (UP1) - Organ­ ned to analyte it further at meet­ Mason, "Mora growers arc finding ised labor la moving rapidly to ings this week. Many union constitutions will • better total crop of early or- comply fully with the new union Top government officials, recog- have to be rewritten, one tabor SAges than waa cspected a few repeat taw but finds many of it* provisions “ pusiling," an Informal survey Indicated today. The corruption • tainted Team■tcra aeem to hava taken the lead in making aura they conform to requirements of the statute which labor leadera have describ­ ed as a ‘ 'killer,'* Penalties for violation oi tha act—jail terma and fines up to >10,000—art spurring efforts by union officials to get prompt com­ pliance. To Analyse Law Attorneys of several AFL-C10 unions said, however, that they still don't know whal the law re­ quire* of their organizations. For that reason, labor lawyers plan­ nlilnjr the need to answer unions’ queries on how they plan to en­ force and administer the act, have been wrestling with its pro­ visions, loo. Stuart Itolhman, general coun­ sel of the National Labor Rela­ tions Board, has announced that he will hold a series of talks with representatives' of labor and man­ agement after this month to try to answer "many questions raised by the new law. Wednesday P.5 G. PROTECTED, SELECTED. GUARANTEED V. S. CHOICE, PULL CUT lawyer said. International unions will be, forced to issue policy guid­ ance on the new law’s picketing and boycott restrictions, he add­ ed. Union attorneys alto agreed that many sections of the LaborManagement Reporting and DIscloscure Act of 1919 will he test­ ed In court. But to far there has not been one hint of refusal L comply with the law by any union. " T T T T T ---- ’ \ fU C A T B S S B ^ P-S.C. TASTY SLICED Board To Decide Miami Integrated School's Future MIAMI (U P!)—The Dade County School Hoard is expected to decide Wednesday the future of Miami's CHECKING EPIDEMIC— integrated Orchard Villa Element­ School. Dr. Martin Goldfield, co­ ary The decision could be to end the ordinator of the New Jer­ token experiment by turning the sey virology program, is school Into an all while or an allshown In his Trenton lab­ Negro school, or to abandon it by oratory au he injects a admitting more Negroes. The school has a capacity of -too white mouse with speci­ men from a person believed pupils hut has been operating with a handful of whites ami four to have died front encepha­ only Negroes since the school term be­ litis. The teat will deter­ gan. The current enrollment is 14 mine if it ia the eastern whites. equine type, which already Some board member* are report­ has claimed eighteen lives ed to he in favor of admitting ad­ ditional Negro pupils from the pre­ In South Jersey counties. dominately Negro neigh Ixjrhood. So far, more than too Negretes have asked admission to Orchard Villa. However, some observers pre­ 1.1 Till? ( III! I IT (JOINT OK THIS s ix t h JIIIICMI, fl in t ir is dict that if Urge number* of Ne­ A!»l» F liH *HWIXOI.n COUNTY, groes are admitted, white students riAHint, at Orchard Villa will transfer to is c i m i i i N t iKM,i, other all-white schools. ni' it t . i Q im rr t i t i .k IH J IIT U A M. U l N l I , The school board aUo has on its agenda Wrdneiday the linul as­ signment of the county's IJO.Ono pupils, all technically attending schools uis a temporal> assignment basis. Among them are eight Ne­ groes who have asked to Ik- assign­ ed to all-white schools and arc ex­ pected to be turned down. m m LADY FAIR BUTTERMILK OR SWEET MILK Legol Notice Poison from a honeybee's sting U as powerful, drop for drop, as ml He make venom, taya the Na­ tional Geographic Society. |>*rty h .r v ln a lt i- r it t ir r lb n l, u l< l taint e llu a ls , lying ami bvlng in Hrm lnoln County, F lo rid a , lo - w ltt l.» l IS. III.o k S I „r H VS'. I.A .N I mi T i l t : HIT II I' II II u ij a u t if ij i. o n i, . in n o K K l'T lo N , a n -u n lln g i .. n.« F la t ih a rso f ram rU f.l In l ’la t lluok S. 1 ' i t i i l <>r Ilia Fulitlu l l n u t i l , of H, ininuls I'uumv, Flo rid a. TO O A ltO IIO H K IIY N u r i F l O O that tha F l a l n l l f f Ii m i Iii l „ , tiislltu lm ) a m il s g a ln a t >i.u In Ota C ir c u it C o u rt of tha Ninth J u d icia l C ir c u it, In and fu r H , ml mi I , C o u n ­ ty , F lo rid a , la u u l .l liar tllln to tha a b u t* d ra rrlh a .l iim p arly • h u a ttil, ly in g and hotng It, Sunilliu la C o u n ty , F lo r id a , ,ia ho r-ln aluiva morn p a rlln u la r lt „ l out. Y ou a ra h araliy ra q u lrtd lo f llr your Anaw ar w ith Ho. C lark of tha C ir c u it Co urt, In and fur Sam lnola C o u n ty , F lo rid a , and aarva a eopjr tharao f u ih ui W ln d a r n aadla A lltin* tar, 311 F a rk A v a n u a h m th . W intar F a r k , F lo r id a , Atturnaya fur tha F la ln llf f In Ilia ahuva ac.io n , an ur bafura iho 2nd day nt N o * , am har. t i l l , ala# a Oacraa l \ o Coufaaao w ill ha a illa ra d again you. IT IS U IID O K H O that thla ba p uh IK had lit Ih a S A N F o illi ll t i l t AM». a nawapaftar p uhllihad In Sapiinula C o u n ty , F lo rid a , onra ( a r il ' w aak for to u r cunssoutlva WSSko. WIT.NK.-iS tha hand of Iha C la r k •f tha C lre u lt C o u rt, Sam lnola C o u n ty, F lo rid a , th la J lt h day nf S sp ism b sr. IS S t. lb F. Ila ru d o n C la r k uf th a C ireu lt Court, Sam lno la C o u n ty , F lu rld a Myi M a rik a T . Vthlaa O aputy C la r k (S E A M W lu d trw a a d la A ilu n t a r A ttu rn a y a fur F t a ln t lf f SSS P a r k A vanu a, Houlh Legal Notice A WELCOME SIGHT TO THOSE IN TROUBLE — A U. B. Coast Guard SC-lilUR Hercules (top) flies on a mission of mercy, which may include search or rescue work in out-of-the-way parts of the world. An Air Force Hercules (bottom) picks up a civilian injured while working on the PEW Line in the Arctic for a|ieetly trumqiort to u hospital. The four-engine prop-jet plane, Guilt by Lockheed in Marietta, Gu., has distinguished it­ self as "angel of the Arctic.” Giant skis provide needed landing gear. HAPPINESS THROUGH auk iio iio n r HEALTH its most valualile function is tile protection of it vital part of your nerve system. Thut is why ........ .y even a slight spine failure is to lie most carefully guarded against. When there is any degree of spine failure the result is that some body tissues are being deprived o| the necessary nerve corttro or influence they need t< function normally. Are you or anyone in your family aiding your worst enemy. by ■ saying, ----- ,v , Time, U, »««.» mg', "I'l wiiit und see how I feel to­ morrow." For tomorrow or next week or next month, Time muy have piled up traglc obstacles to your re­ covery. Are you a Chiropractic Case? Ih at a su it baa haan fili-d agatnat you lu lh« C irc u it C o u rt of Iha N inth J u d ic ia l C irc u it, in am i for HcmlnolH I'u iiiily , Klorldn, c n ilt la l N. 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II. . el paint and Caught Are you aiding your enemy? n u t if in i* Deo t dig anil gouge I Strip old paint toe easy way with regular Strypeex* Paint Rs mover. Safe for your finest furniture, Fresh BY DR. F. LEO KEKW1N T I I H S T A T K OS' F IJ J IIIH A T il: W It.1.1 AM II.VMM, J || you s e a f o o d well equipped us he is, with all these newer methods of fighting disease, your doctor ia often handicupped by hi* worst enemy, time. Your spine does much more than help hold you upright. One of a series of articles published in the public inter­ est lo ex plain and illustrate the practice of scientific Chiropractic, written by Dr. F. Leo Kerwln whu.se office U located at 201 & French Ave. and hbs telephone number k FAirfax 2-7442. PLAIN DR POWDERED SUGAR-CAKE FF DONUTS ’SS ORANGE JUICE 5 BISCUITS GRAPE JUICE 2 BROWN N SERVE '“ ■« KING SIZE LADY FAIR <J.ICED WHITE BREAD 2 “A“ DELUXE F.F DELUXE FF. DELUXE FRENCH OR REG CU GREEN BEANS 0 �•*5>- "tfr _, , pmy----- *•——* *■ . -Tr *-«*•'•-' Juvenile Judge Denies Kid Glove Handling Here Seminole County Juvenile Judge Wilton Alexander today denied a previoutly published report that county JuvtnOe offenders are "simply given a ttern talking to” when they appear in juvenile court. Judge Alexander aaid that many times driver 11cenact are revoked i § many occaaiona and one Juv■•lie had even been retained becauae he (ailed to comply with a county order. “ 1 have recorda to back thia atatement u p ," Judge Aleaander emphasised. Judge Alexander added also that several parents of Juveniles have been lined In county court follow­ ing a juvenile cate. Judge Alexander's statement togr came on the heels of the city mmUaton meeting last week when the group agreed to inves­ tigate parental responsibility lor law breaking by .uvcnlles. During the meeting, Commis­ sioner Robert Brown was quoted saying Hut right now young offenders are limply given ■ turn talking to by the juvenile Judge. At the commission’ s meeting lift week, the group authoriied attorney William Hutchison to work on the parental retpooaibUi- » \ Vvi- r. » . ■ * a ■WBwwew .n m I run i v-V . ♦ * . ® lt? S a n f n r b if c r a t o WEATHER: Cloudy with ehance o f scattered showera tonight xnd tomorrow. High todmy, 85-88, low tonight, T2-76. \ y \ ‘ A jb * AMMAN, Jordan (U P I) - Police investigated today the ieod poison­ ing of nearly 100 students at the Amman Industrial School Monday. ✓ '^ 3 . * > < >«■ % BOSTON (U P I) — The United States Is developing a rocket at least twice aa powerful u those believed used by Russl* In its apace efforts but the American amojtct la lagging a year behind Mcause o f Insufficient funds, rocket expert Dr. Wsrnher von Braun said Monday night. Von Braun, chief of the Army’s rockets and missiles program, told newsmen before addressing a business group that tha nation’s penny-pinching policies were kill­ ing United Slates chances of overtaking Russia In the space r e. We eould catch up if wa spend enough money to do It," he said. "We could go faster If we got the funds we asked (or. But we get only about 60 per cent." Von Braui) said the rocket under davalopment, call project Saturan, would have engines s i psbls of developing thrust of 1,600,000 pounds, "about four times greater than our largest in­ tercontinental ballistic missile and # b o u t twice ag great as the power giants we OUnk the Russians he their apace pro-' gram." 25thStTWidening Program To Start Sanford's 21th at. will be wid­ ened seven foot on each side beween Mellonville and French kve., county attorney Mack Cleveland Jr, told the county 4 commission t)>U morning. Cleveland said he has received this Information from District State Road Dept, official Richey Green. Paoplq living on 26th St. have been Inquiring as to just bow much the road will be widen­ ed, the attorney explained. Total width of the l!6th St. right-of-way ^rlll be HO feet. Surveys prepareTory to starting the widening pro­ ject are under way now. NICOSIA, Cyprua (UPI) Twenty-persons have been drowned In rain-triggered floods la tha coastal town of Derna Libya since Friday, It was reported Monday. ■ s Winds Up Established 11)08 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1959 SANFORD, FLORIDA Invokes Law Visit Paving W ay Typhoon Victims MAP OP Russia’* new moon rocket orbiting to circle the moon. For Talks YOKOSUKA, Japan (UPI) Crew members of tha aircraft car­ rier Midway have pledged a dona­ tion of $3uoo for the relief of vic­ tims of Typhoon Vera, a U. S. Navy announcement said today. Train Kills 15 Lunik Supposed To M ake U-Turn Around Moon MOSCOW (UPI) - The Soviet Union's Lunik III makes a lary U-turn around the moon today to give mankind its first look at the side of the moon that is turned forever away from the earth. If all mathematical computations were correct the moon rocket would past the moon 4,3u0 miles out in a swooping curve that would take it slowly behind the moon and bring k back to the earth in 2W dayi. A Tass dispatch aaid the "auto­ matic Interplanetary station" "for the first lime will photograph the reverse and so far unseen side of the moon" now one-third dark because of the moon's own rota­ tion. The "pictures" will be radioed back to the earth. Soviet scien­ tists already have used interplane­ tary radio for the first time to trigger a radio transmitter aboard .»*»<■• vehiclev . t i l Russians annow ced the moon rocket left the earth's at­ mosphere at the "second cosmic speed" — about 23,000 miles tn hour. The constant pull of earthly gravitation slowed the satellite to a cosmic trawl as it neared the moon. Were the rocket traveling too fast It would shoot out into space. Were It traveling too slow It would (sill onto the moon. If the calcula­ tions are Just right Its momentum will awing it around the inoon and back toward the earth. Should other calculations suc­ ceed the space vehicle would pick up so much speed from the carlh’a field of gravity it would go around the moon and earth in a cigarshaped orbit. The rocket's fate was far from certain. Tass quoted Dr. Alexan­ der Voldck of Estonia as suggest­ ing that after returning from the inoon the moon rocket might be­ come a satellite o f the earth. Steelworker Boss Sees Possibility PITTSBURGH {UPI) - United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald said today after a meeting with his Wage Policy Committee that It "certainly la" possible a settlement of the 81-day itcel strike can bo negotiated vol­ untarily. "We have asked for a meeting of the responsible head* of these 12 companies," he aaid. "We have not received a reply. Rut this is Mrs. Chenman F. Nicley of San­ only noon " McDonald said the Wage Policy ford suffered a fractured left arm and other injuries in a two-car col­ Committer was still standing by lision at 13th St. and Park Ave. and would meet again tomorrow at 9 a. m. eat. yesterday, police reported. McDonald said "the strikers will The driver of the other vehicle, 0. C. Dodson received a possible not accept the ‘ sweetheart con­ neck injury as a result of the acci­ tract’ offered by the industry.’ He declared, "We want a fair con­ dent. tract. We shall remain on strike until justirc is stone." McDonald was asked to de­ scribe the situation. "Very grave," be said. McDonald went before the Wage Policy Committee, predominantly made up of rank and file members to get recommendations on how to 1 break the contract stalemate. Two Are Injured In Auto Accident On W orld Series Fans Milwaukee and Chicago and they went over his equipment checking all parts — at exhorbitant prices. : Everything worked — but no World Series pictures. Finally, somebody decided to check out the micro • wave relay tower at I.athrop. Soma of this Complaints from l’ inrda St. equipment there was taken apart rcsiilents this murnlng brought an before the scouring pad was found. agreement between the county Meanwhile, Sunday's game was commission and Fraitey Concrete washed out, because the equip­ Co. representative, G. B. Warren ment could not reassembled and to pave the 1200 foot street iff readjusted in time. route 477 south of Lungwood. "It had to be a TV engineer," Pineda St. is being ruined by said Borgen. "Nobody else would Frailey concrete trucks which have known how to do it or just make ruts in the road, said Mrs. where to place that pad." R. J. Prescott, a Three Pines Sub­ Everybody thought of Harold division resident. William Lindgren, the discharged "We have quite a problem down engineer. there. Every l>ody realises it," said State police were called in and cummissionrr Lawrence Swofford. questioned Harold at his home. He Highland St. which is parallel and adjacent to Pineda cannot be used admitted everything. Detective Sgt. Anthony Spratlo, by Frailey because the street was of the Marquette post state police, legally closed in 1936, Swofford ex­ asked Bogen why he put the scour­ plained. Pavement will eliminate th. holes in the road, commission ing pad m the tower. "S o they couldn't gat the 1 Chairman John Krider told the Pineda residents. series." said Lindgren. Frailey will supply the pating "What happened when you in­ materials, the county will con­ serted the pad?” “ It attenuated the incoming tribute the labor, and Portland t Cement Co. will supply the con­ signel so it was unususble." Why did he do it? "Strictly spite crete testing services. oa my pert," said Lindgren. "1 was mad at the chief engineer for firing me " But what chargee to place against Lindgren. Could be malici­ ous destruction of public prop­ Members of “ Play House N avy" erty—that is. if a television picture will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. signal is public property. in the conference room of Budding Sgt. Spcatto said there might be 3 at tha Naval Air Station. another charge of violating a secAnyone interested la the ama­ dou of th. Public Acta of 1918. He teur theatrical is invited to attend, said it says something in there Fur further information call about dssrupung eomaunu sHoos. i FA 3-2J4*. Paving Problem To Be Settled ‘Play House Navy’ To Meet Tomorrow VIENNA (UPI) - Fifteen per­ sons were killed and 14 seriously injured when a train hit a bus at a rrnsiinir near Svatvm Martin In Ihe Stovakan Province of Ciechoslovakia Sunday, the Bratislava Radio reported Monday. Fruit-Shipments____ WINTER HAVEN (U P I)-D aily carloadmgs in boxes from the Citrus-Vegrtahle Inspection Division: By rail. 18,793 grapefruit, 321 oranges; by boat, 3,241 grapefruit, 266 oranges; by truck, 69.823 grapefruit, 14,870 oranges. Total, 91.857 grapefruit, 15,347 oranges for a shipping total of 107,314 boxes. Oiler Repairs NORFOLK. Va. (U PI) - The stricken oiler, Paucatuck, part o( the Atlantic lleet stationed here, was under repair today following a collision Sunday with the carrier Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The two vessels collided during a re­ fueling operation some 30U miles east of here. Damage to both ves­ sels wax alight. Water Crisis I’ l.AN'NINd the residential area solicitation fur the United Fund are, fmm left, Cnpt. Marcella Reynolds of the Salvation Army, Mrs. Clifford McKibbin, chairman of the residential division, and Clifford McKibbin, president o f United Fund. They attended it meeting this morning of all workers in the residential division and representatives of the agencies In­ cluded in UF activities. (Bergstrom Photo) FRANKFUKT, Germany (UPI) —Officials today expressed con­ cern over the nine-week drought which hat hit hard at industry and threatened a major crisis in Dutseldorf. The water shortage has forced some industries to reduce working houra and others to close NEW YORK (UI’ D—Stock priedown completely. Water rationing cs at t p. m.: already was In effect in some sec­ American TAT .............. tions of West Germany. American T ob a cco............ Hethlethcm Steel ............ c Jg 0 ............................. Chrysler ........................... .. o u t Curtiss-Wright ................... DuPont ............................... Kastman Kodak .............. Ford Motor ...................... General Electric ............ . . 78'a General Motors .......... WESTCLIFFE, Colo. (UPI) stranded ranch (similes in Ihe Graham • Paige ............... Inti. T A T ...................... .. 3.P» snow-battered Wet Mountain Val­ ley of south-central Colorado have Lorillard ............................ Minute Maid ................... .. 20'» been supplied with food and fuel Penney ........................... .. 103W and were reported safe t««la>, but Penn Bit ...................... .. 17 the massive Job to rescue thous­ Hoy at American ............... ands of head of cattle continued. Scars Roebuck ................ .. 49'a An estimated J i m ra ttle a l­ j StuiK-baker ................... . ready have been saves! from death U. S Steel ............... .. loot* in the smothering snow. Warm, Wcstinghnuse El................ .. 9311 thawing weather saw somr cattle break out of the snow traps themtelvei. Hoad crews wurked through five and six foot drifts again today, however, to reach about 6,uoo head still marooned by last week’s storm. FIIKDKICKSIIUKG, Vo (U P D Rescue units from Ft. ' arson, A 12 year-old accused if stabColo., reported fuel ami » .pplies hmg a first grade teacher In the had been airlifted to all the known hack wa* released under $5,000 hardship ranch families. Bui many bond today In tlic custody of his roads leading to ranches south grandparents. and west of Westcliffe remained The boy was not identified by blocked. authorities. T. Benton Gayle. County school superintendent, said Ihe boy, a fiftii grade student, returned to the While Oak school near here Mon­ day after class and walked into LONDON (UPI) — Both majur Mrs Alice Gray Newcombs’ first contenders In Britain's n c k-aml- grade class. Mrs. Newcomb said she felt a neck campaign sought today to Woo the undecided voters who sharp pain In her back and asked will hold the balance of power the boy what he had dc:,e. In Thursday's parliamentary elec­ tion. A poll published by the liberal News Chronicle showed tic Con­ servatives and lusborites tied, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The with 37.6 per cent each of die Cabinet today approved bulkhead voter* who have made up their lines for the Halifax Itivrr in minds. Volusia County and fur tidal wa­ The pollsters found Out 2U.5 ters lyi.ig within the city of Lake per cent of the people they talked Worth and In Palm Beach County. to don’t know how they'll vote, a The bulkhead lines are designed 2 per cent increase tn a week. to prevent overdevelopment of man made islands in Florida’s scenic waters. 1 p. m. Stocks County, Schools To Use Snow-Battered Families Saved Boy Is Charged In Knife Attack British Elections Planned Thursday Cabinet Approves Volusia Project Jaycees To Meet At Fire Station In observance of Fire Prevention Week the Sanford Jay cees will hold their weekly meeting at Hie fire house Thursday at noon Stuart Stetson, committee chairman an­ nounced today. Stetson reported also that young­ sters In the Sanford area are In­ vited to a free cowboy movie at the Raj Theater a u a. a NO. 636 Ike Uses Taft-Hartley Act To End Dock Strike CAIRO, U. A. R. (U PI) - Pre­ mier Ne Win of Burma wound up an official visit today by playing host at dinner to President Uamal Abdel Nasser of the United Areb Republic. Man Takes Out Anger MARQUETTE, Mich. (UPI) Officials scratched their heads to­ day about Just what charges to place against a man who used a simple household scouring ped to wipe out television broadcast of the first three games of the World Series for th<s entire Michigan up­ per peninsula. Harold Wilbam Lindgren, 36, ot Marquette, was mad because he %>as fired ae an engineer from VfLUC-TV in Mwuuette. Station Manager John Bofgen said Harold was fired fur "Insubordination,’ ’ and he wanted to get b ck at the station. He batched what Borgen called "a dialmlical plot." WLUCTV had gone to considerable trou­ ble and expense to get the World Series piped into its station—the only TV station to carry the World Senes to the upper peninsula. (01 Borgsn saisi Lingren swiped a common steal wool scouring pad Irom his wifq'a sink, and drove 30 miles to a microwave relay station at Lalhrop. He climbed the tower aod, using a ball point pen, stuffed the scouring pad into the relay equipment. The scouring pad worked better on the television picture aigMl than it ever did on the pots and pans at born*. Positively spotless. ^ C a m e last, Thursday and the * ir s t game Of Ihe World Series. Sound but nn picture came from WLUC-TV la Marquetta. F rid a y same thing. WLUC TV could broad­ cast its own programs floe, but no World Series. Borgen said his station had ad­ vertised the -Series (sr aod wide. The sponsors were angry. But their wrath was nothing to tha anger of the fans of the upper pen f n u ll. Borgen ctR cd a aspen* k u a j News Briefs i Floods Kills 20 S New U. S. Rocket Better Than Red's, Scientist Says Unitad Preu Leased Win Students Poisoned « > VOL. TTJT ty law covering all crimes hp juveniles. Judge Alexander noted today that the most flagrant crime was driving violation! and that his court wss doing everything In its power to bring the problem under control. Research Group To Be Realigned f APB CANAVERAL (UPI) — Plans were underway today for reorganisation of the Air Re­ search and Development Com­ mand In an effort to hasten trans­ lation o f technology into useful military systems, officials announ­ Saturday. ced today. Same Machines N ov. 3 The Seminole County commis­ sion agreed this murnlng to Joint use of voting machines with the county school hoard in the Nov. 3 reapportionnu-nl and school trus­ tees and millagr elt- lions. A proposal to use the same ma­ chines, clerks and inspectors for both elections was nude by School Supt. K. T. Milwre. Cost of the in Gun Accident N'KW YORK ( UPI ) - A 12 yearold boy lx dead today because he opened Ills father's bureau draw­ er in search of money for a soda. Robert McQueen and a 13-yearold friend found mi nickels or dimes, but a greater treasure—a— .32 caliber automatic and a clip of bullets. Police said the boys put the clip into the gun and removed it. One bullet remained in the r amber, however. A* they handled the gun, it discharged, hitting young Mc­ Queen in the mouth. His companion was charged with juvenile delinquency. The dead boy's father, Russell McQueen. 42, was charged with violation of the state arms law. •lections will be shared equally by the school and the county gov­ ernments. Many people registering as free­ holders are not entitled to do so, said commission chairman John Krider. He asked County Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr. if there isn't some way to challenge registrant) to certify that they are property holders. Voting in Commissioner David Gatchel's District Two, which in­ clude* Sanford, will be at the Armory where there will he six machines. There will be six ma­ chines for voters in Commission­ er Krider's District One, who will vote at the county canning kit­ chen at Geneva and Sanford Ave­ nues. In Commissioner Homer Lit­ tle’s District Five, there will be a voting machine at Batten's Elec­ tric, 116 French Ave.; one at the Lake Monroe School, and one at Wilson School in Paola. Commissioner Lawrence Swaf­ ford'* District Three will have two machines at the Altamonte Springs Community House, two at ihe l.ongwood City Hall, one at the Lake Mary Community Presby­ terian Church, one at Forrest City’s Hodges Home, and one at the Florida Power Club in Bear Lake. District Four will have t machine in each election district except Kern Park and Oviedo which will have two i-ach, Com­ missioner Vernon Dunn said. PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPD— President Elsenhower today invok­ ed the Taft-Hartley law la tha East Coast dock strike, taking th* opening step In use of the labormanagement law by creating a fact-finding board to report back to him by Oct. 10. Elsenhower, acting oa advica and reports for Secretary of Lo­ bar James P . Mitchell, signed an •xecutlvo order creathr »h. board of inquiry to laveitigei* the Eaet Coast port Ue-up which started last Wednesday. This was the first step leading toward the Injunctive process which, if followed, would force aa ■D-day cooling off period In the the work stoppage. In New York, a spokesman for the striking International Long­ shoremen's Assn, said "We don't like it, but I guess the men will have to go beck to work. Tbo men feel we eould win a strike, but we aren't going to break any laws, 1 can tall you thaL What­ ever tbo low expects of as, we'll d o." Eisenhower at the same time indicated strongly that kis pa­ tience with steel strike negotia­ tions Is wearing thin and that ho might lavoko tbo same low in an effort to get tbo nation's (tool ■«»>» into production again. Through his press accretery, Jamas C. Hagorty, tbo President expressed n highly negative f .« j. log toward the now breakdown In stool strike negotiations. "Thia aeemi to bo getting down more and mors to a trial of strength between two groups and with tha American people the greatest losers," Hegerty said. " I might add," llagerty eontlaued, "that the President has no intention of seeing the American public being (he greatest loser.* Under the executive order, tho President found that tha dock strike, if permitted to continue, would "imperil the national health and safety and affect the flow and utilisation of necessary perishable products, including food, for heavily populated coastal areas." The board of Inquiry must report . . ........... “ *c* *° Eisenhower no later than next Saturday. The board report will not consist of recommenda­ tions for future action, but recite the current facta of the strike. After receiving the board report. Eisenhower can ask tha attorney general to «e«k an injunction la federal district court uxruig an 60-day halt in the dock strike. Or, Eisenhower can decida that tho board report docs not present suffi­ cient avidcnce for following tho in­ junctive process. Key negotiations In New York between the International Long­ shoremen's A nn., were broken off u st Thursday when the strike be­ gan. Negro Fund Drive To Open Thursday The United Fur.d Drive for all Negro citizens of Seminole County will b« launched Thursday 8 p. m. in the'Crooms Academy lunch* room. All club and organisation presi­ dents, workers from last year's United Fund Drive, rd interest­ ed citiiens are urged to attend. Quiz Show Fixed, Contestant Says WASHINGTON (UPI) - A big money winner from the now de­ funct TV quia show "21" testified today he was given the answers to all questions prior lo his ap­ pearance in a nationally televised contest with Charles Van D«r«n. Herbert Stempel, 32, graduate student at New York University, said producers of the show sup­ plied him in advance with all the questions and answers and coached him on the acting gestures ha used on the show. Stempel was the first witness as a House commerce subcommittee opened a four-day investigation of charges that some big name tele­ vision quia shows have been rig­ ged. Before questioning Stempel, the subcomuuUe luruad out the light* in the House caucus room and;Stempel testified his performance watched a filmed reproduction of was rehearsed from start lo liothe 30 minute show "21" that was ish. He aaid he wai told that he seen by millions of Americans on would tie at 21 points with Van Doren, after first tying at 17 point* Nov. 28, 1930. In the show Stempel, then midway in the program. champion of the game "21," with Committee Chairman Urtn Har­ $69,500 in winnings to his credit, ris D-Ark. told nswsmen befora was pitted against a new challen­ the Inquiry got underway that Van ger, Van Doren, a Columbia Uni­ Doren would not be railed for ques­ versity professor. tioning. He indicated there wa* aa The climax of the program evidence to refute Van Doren'a came when Stempel faced the grand Jury leaUmony that he has threat of losing $31,500 of his win­ no knowledge of any rigging. Stempel wound up winning $34#nings to Van Doren if he failed lo answer correctly four qucslwns 300 after losing to Van Doren oa the show which followed—on Dee. about opera arias. He answered them correctly and $ 1M4. Stempel testified that before tha the program ended with the two contestants Ued at 11 points each. show be rehearsed with Stan En­ This required a playoff tha follow­ right, co-producer of "21" the fea­ tures he would nuke and the Ume ing week. Under questioning from subcom­ he would taka to answer quesmittee Counsel Hubert l Zfi � 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 05, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 05, 1959. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 05, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/dbd10f48b05e1c7f2b575dfbd169e4de.pdf 37c505e13f5a4e1393a455dd4faf8b8f PDF Text Text I I s ~ t it Oct 1, l*Bf M n l lm B Moore Returns To Television Wars •/ v :--y By FRED DANZIG r YORK (UPI) — That I M I j , p lo ttin g !/ pleasant winfi replacement for Andy WIU tha Garry Moon Show, re‘ to CBS-TV Tuesday night Moor* lan 't going to t k Uh Inventiveness and exfilam ent generated by tha WilHgtoa gang daring tha aummar, H la obvious that Moon can toMah anyone around whan it aefca to • knowing, professional, Mg tongue production. Thla waa ■aidant la tha pramiara, which I nt n acreaning bccauae ot the 'a conflict with Bing Croaby’a and Prank also a s m s to advise us of the latest "ia " conre n a tio n ­ al devices. Unfortunately, thalr chit-chat Tuesday night produced no naw fetishes, only a sordid plug for a chain of health clubs a n d poorly - timed Sinatraiima about motel living. Tha lad does seem to be enjoying his bachelor statue. a G arry'a cohort*, Marlon Loma Bd Durward Kirby, bad mora to in than in paat abowa and warn with thalr malarial, al guests ware Garturda Vie Damone and Jana PeWsD, ail of whom ware entertoinlng in their ipeclsl way*, but I Waa aorry that MUa Lorn* and Mlaa Barg didn’t hava a tela-a-iA naw fantura on tha show la Camara," whera unsua gnt tlng1 paopla ara put through S t wrU wringer by Moore A Co. while • hidden earner* record* their beM d ie m e n t practical Joke* will g tt laugha, of course, but there la n touch of anguish in tha experl Once that ia not funny. I prefer 10 tain tad comedy. A notable summit meeting oc anrrod an ABC-TV Tuesday night M Bing Crosby, k'rank Slnalra, Peggy Lea and Louis Armstrong H anded their talents in a show nailed, "The Bing Crosby Show." I t waa ■ rlng-s-dlng-dung-dandy fetor. All stood and performed their aaeg* with overpowering style, itoU ag a n d b a p p y . tones, It was enjoyable and refreshing. Al­ though an affort waa made to give these entertainer* an imag­ inative ■ decor of glass knickknacks, the music was what made tha show, if I had to pick pet ■umbers, I’d choose Sins Ira's "Willow Weep for Me," Arm Wrong’* "Mack tha Knife," all or Peggy’s numbers, and the lew Mimbtra that Bing performed. Of course, a mealing of Bing Max Bhulman’a new series, The Many Loves of Andy Hardy . . , oops; I mean Doble Gillie, sta r­ ring Dwayne Hickman, went through tha usual ( saccharified teen-age nonsense ln*ita CBS-TV debut Tuesday night. Tha high, light was a satire on crime movies, in which a lawman said, ‘take that, you loathsome crim ­ inal typaa." If the rest of the show could rise even to thla sa­ tirical level, it -might be worth­ while. Unfortunately, the Impres­ sion is that wo’ra supposed to care about Doble and hla tire ­ some love Ufa. Must weT No, Virginia, It Isn't true that Doble U based on Prank Sinatra. The Channel Bwimi Person To Person, which returns to CB8-TV on Friday, Oct. 18 with visits to Jack Weld* and Mae West, is moving its entire production staff from New York to Hollywood in order to visit more than one screen star a month, at It did un­ der its old budget. NBC-TV'a Jack Pear will be Jack Benny's guest star on Sunday, Nov. 29 over CBS-TV, George Bernard Shaw's "Misalliance," starring Robert Morley and Kenneth Hatgh, ia CIIS-TV'a Playhouse 1)0 produc­ tion for Thursday, Oct. 29. Sheldon Reynolds will turn out the Desllu Playhouse's first for­ eign-based drama, "Thunder *In the East" In Tangier* and Rome. Filming__starts _Jn__November. NUC-TV's Bell Telephone special on Nov. 2U will star Vie Damone, Marge and Gower Champion, and will originate in Hollywood for the first time. Jane Powell and young Eddie Hodges join Jimmy Durante in NBC-TV's Sunday Showcase production, "Give My Regards to Broadway,” on Dec. 8. Ronald Ilcagan will be Cliff Art| utile's hobby lobby guest on ABC-TV Oct. U. » Unusual W ill * (A HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Actor Wayne Morris wrote hla own tidal SWtpt la .l i t i w « Sm J« U I« s * will in which he asked that $3oo apent (or boose and canapes Instead of a funeral, so his friends wouldn’t go away sober. Morris, 43, died of a heart at­ tack Sept, 14 while on a Navy carrier in San Francisco Bay. He Waa an acc In World War II. "One hundred dollars shall be upended at the discretion of my closest surviving relatives for the purpoie of buying boon- and ranapes for my frit-nils," lu- wrote ia his Aug. IS, 1933, will. "On seccod thought, m ike it $3uu, be­ cause I don’t want my friends to go away sutler or serious. This is to take the place of a funeral or touinorlal service." Morris’ will waa tiled (or pro­ bate Wednesday. He left hi* en­ tire estate to bis widow, Patricia, except for $1, which was left to Bert De Wayne Morris 111, his son by his first wife, Leonora (Bub­ bles ) Kchinasi Morris Horn blower, C New York tobacco heiress. "My family is my first love," he wrote. "The U. S. Navy la sec­ ond. If Pal and I go together, cre­ mate us. I’u* u* both (ashes) (bat tmi !u ju g— toi* Us up .m l dum p ua In the ocean." Morris left his Cult revolvers to the future husband* of his two daughters, Pat IS, and Melinda, 9, in these words: U. S. Parks Busy This Past August WASHINGTON (UPI) - Vaca­ tioning Americans paid a recordbreaking total of 12,100.OOo visits to national parks and other na­ tional park syslrm areas In Auga*t. The Interior Department aald today that visitors poured into the parks at the rat* of 390.322 a day. The previous record high month waa July when visits totalled 11,•73,000. Conrad L. Wlrth, director of Ihe national park services said total visits for 1939 probably would top >2,000,000 to set another new re­ word. "They are to go to P at’a hus­ band and to Slelinda's husband wh**<-v* Otoy m (*M a*.” The will ended: "You see, 1 couldn't lake it wilh tne." Pisano Attended Underworld Dinner Before Slaying Raiford Brutality Under Investigation NEW YORK (UPI) - Little Augia Pisano and Mrs. Jancto Drake attended a dinner hour gettogether of top underworld fig­ ures at ■ midtown Manhattan res­ taurant 43 minutes before they were slain, authorities disclosed today. "It was dose to being a little Apalachln," said a spokesman lor Queena County District Attorney Frank D. O’Connor, comparing dinner at Marino's restaurant last Friday to the gang convention at Apalachln. N. Y., in 1937. Tha spokesman said Pisano and bis companion, Mrs. Drake, dined at the restaurant on Lexington Avenue with Anthony (Tony Bend­ er) Strollo, reputed waterfront racketeer. At nearby tables were Vincent Mauro. reported Strollo aide, Anthony Mirra, Identified as a young underworld leader, and other known gangland personali­ ties. "It was damn near a conclave,” the Queena official said. "It seems very doubtful they met by chance." Assistant District Attorney Ber­ nard M. Patton questioned Strollo and Mauro Wednesday at the Ber­ gen County courthouse in Hacken­ sack. Patton said Strollo was "co­ operative to a degree" and had given a list of names of men who were in the restaurant. "Strollo told ui (he conversation at the restaurant was just small talk, Just passing the time of day," a spokesman for Patton said. "But he gave us some very good information and ha* act up another tack of our investigation." The bodies of Pisano, 82, and Mrs. Drake, 32, were found shot to death in Pisano's new Cadillac on a residential street in Queens at 10:30 p. m. e.d.t. last Friday, shortly after Pisano had been called away from Marino's rcstaurant- by a mysterious, phone call. DOUBLE BILLING la being given to the 1960 Chevrolet and it* new email car companion, the Corvair. Thin uniquely arranged photo shows the comparative size of the Corvair to the conventional Chevrolet. The new models will be displayed tomorrow at Holler Motor Sale*. Trained Pigeons Top Florida Demos Were Unsuccessful Meet On Smathers Missile Guides WASHINGTON (UPI) — Now it can be told. The Navy tried for three years to train pigeon* how, to ilecr guided missile* but the effort failed. The Idea was (o enclose a pigeon In a missile and have the bird play a partnership role with an elaborate electronics system. A camera ■ like device was to be put in the nose of the missile. It would pick up a picture of the intended target which then would be shown on a screen inside the missile. A spot would move across the screen whenever the target Image got out of focus. The Navy’s plan was to have tne pigeons pec* at the moving spot, thus putting con­ trols to work which would bring the missile hack on course. The pigeons would be rewarded with corn. Scientists at Harvard University and the Naval Research Labora­ tory found after many teats that WASHINGTON (UPI)—The Pub­ under ideal conditions pigeons lic Health .Service (PHS) says the could lie trained well enough to ratio of doctors to the U. S. pop­ do the Job. But In combat, conditions sel­ ulation will drop sharply by 1073 unless medical schools start grad­ dom are Ideal. So the Navy uating substantially more stu­ dropped the idea In 1931 without dent*. , ever ,having flown a pigeon in a The PHS estimated that there would be only 128 doctora per loo.utx) persons by that year if the present trend continues. Based lltlSTON (UPI) — New Engon the .natln . U w los.lto* . . . figure, .............. , lander MuguZIne, published ny has ranged between 131 In 133 for ,h„ Ncw Kn|{|aml Council, cmti­ the past 20 years. males that during .. lifetime the Ratio 01 Doctors To Drop Sharply Crooms Panthers Play Here Tonight Coll FA 2-331S Philip* (faAAaway & No Exceptions TKcJlibJbin General Insurance FA 2-0331 114 N. Park a u SAVE AT BEN FRANKLIN! DOLLAR Where It AU Goes that the ra il, of .l.n ti.l. may tie- townie nl .r..itoJ UM.000 .nd end*: cline even more sharply by 1973. l&tt.uoo fur housing; g IX.uoo (or That ratio was 82 per cent 10. 000 persons In 1910. 37 In 1938 fl'ml “mi l,rink: ("J and is expected lo decline to 128,0(10 for church, clubs and education; $24,000 for the fam­ about 30. The ratio of nurse*, however, ily rar; $18,000 for Insurance; has increased nearly five fold In $12,000 for clothing; $12,000 for .MOSCOW (UPI U. S. Consular the Unite*! States since 1UIO. This zecrentloii; $8. not) (or medical official* said today there hai been ratio, 2fl8 in 1938, is expected lo hills, «ml $ 12.(too fur iniscellane"no development* whatsoever" in climb to 284 In 1970. uu* items. connection with the promise by Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ chev lo a Lithuanian refugee cou­ ple lo permit their children to Join them in the United States. Mr. and Mrs. Paulina Leopas stopped Khrushchev in a hotel lobby In Det Moines, Iowa, dur­ ing Ihe Premier's lour of the United Slate* and told him they haii hern trying for year* to get their daughter Iteglna. 20, and EVERY BOTTLE A T D IS C O U N T inn, Thomas, 17, released from Fill, and SAT, SPECIAL Lithuania. Reg. $3.00 "You’ll get your rliildrcn,” Khrushchev promised and told So­ $ J > 9 9 Fifth O L D C R O W viet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to take care o( the mat­ ter. The American Consular officials Keir. 55.50 W H ISK E Y I1 poinlrd out that Khrushchev and Gromyko spent only one day in G IN 1 1 Moscow after returning from Ihe HtJM or United States before going on to Peiping. VODKA d They noted also that such mat­ n m < 9 ters are usually a lengthy process $ 7 - 9 9 c. tveri " f and likely U. lake at least weeks, l«19l lf not month*. m y s Nikita's Promise May Be Pipedream CUT RATE LIQ U ORS C O R B Y 'S Mm ^ Fifth FULL QUART Skindiver’s Find BUFFALO, N. Y. (U PI) — Young Patrick O'Connor dug up suinc history when he went skindiving off Point Breeze south of Buffslo. The 12-year-old boy spotted a rusted cannon in eight feat of water. With help from his mother and sister he dragged the 200pound weapon to shore. Author­ ities believe the cunnun dates back to the War of 1812. ^Che.SweetestEaE * Reg. Old Grand Dad Reg. 51.1)11 Shenley’s unit Cnlvert’u (100 Proof) $ 0 .9 9 •J S C -8 9 Fifth Reg. se.'.’o SCOTCH *4 -” Your Choice ^ 112 FIRST W. lie I I Flashlight M s rn .lir, t-rell 29c 23c 20c lU llc rio For flashlight 2 For Shoe Polish Reg. I7r ra. 2 For SANFORD OPEN k A. M. T IL Dig 16-drese size! Clear plastic, 36-in. ripper. 21c 10!) Envelopes Heg, 39c per perk 9 *r Billfolds 51c “ Wotsdahyde" leather ............. Tala* Sleepers Reg. 1.29. Knit 2-pe. ........ -■ Printed Scarf* Reg. 19c. Silk-rayon ........ 99c 37c Womrn's Briefs Keg. 39c ea. 3 I'r*. 1.00 Wastebasket Reg. 3.19 *1 .6 8 Dig 33 ql. unbreakable plas­ tic wastebasket! 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Shirks Fifth o f. 7-CRO W N 0^ w W I « tf c o y la g * | Corduroy Craw lent REG. $3-18 S e a g r a m ’s WORE THAN fRANKUN STORES busters $ > 8 9 Fifth MADE POSSIBLE BY Fifth 3 Reg. 81.65 J£] BOURBON Del.UXE M OLD STAG gto 8UNNYBKOOK fji | VALUES o nviuf POWER DOOR L . m ..a» - to.' - W c r e s e r v e th e r ig h t to lim it q u a n t it ie s ! A ll m e r c h a n d is e g u a r a n t e e d first q u a lit y J $ 1 .9 9 w Firth y Reg. 11.65 (86 - Proof) * SALE Shirt, $ 0 .4 9 J „ ,t o SPECIAL BOURDON Reg. 85.00 (100 • Proof) ** Fifth Reg. 51.55 KeLtkn VODKA $ 0 .4 9 15u TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — A 33- cates Smathers has decided to run member committee formed Wed- ! In Florida. He had not yet pub«*■■» to ,urth .r to , -r.v o rtt. | “ fflr ,«»_ » » . to » b him the state's favorite ion candl presidential candidacy of date. son hnlH s*n- (,eorCe Smalhera will h Id Former Congressman William its organizational meeting Friday. C. Lantaff of Miami ia committee ............. ............. ............ The committee, composed of chairman. some of the state's top Demo­ crat*, will have as its principal job a selection of delegates to run with Smathers in the presidential preferential primary next May. The Crooms Academy Panthers Political observer* here lay take on the Gainesville Terriers the committee's formation bulltonight at 9 p. m. for the local team's first borne game of the season. MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) — City (tailbacks Columbus Burke, and Building Inspector Clifford W. Henry Green, center Lawrence Adams ordered the newly-erected Jenkins and ends Marshal and radio untennn atop the -Mobile Miller will start here for the County Courthouse torn down un­ Panthers according to coach Wil­ less someone could explain to him lie Holt. The Crooms tesm is why no building permit was ob­ in "top-notch" shape for the open­ tained for the antenna. er laid Holt. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Fits- home at Starkt. Tlie Cabinet said these tww ride's former penal director Richard O. Culver heads the Hat were mostly to blami for "shame-' *4 witnesses expected to testify ful mistreatment" ef maximum next week at a federal investiga­ security prisoners Several guard* tion of alleged mistreatment of were disciplined because they ap­ prisooeri a t Raiford Prison last parently helped carry out the brutality of Chesaer'a orders. summer. The Justice Department In Gheaacr admitted devising a Washington notified itate official* method of handcuffing prisoner* Wednesday a civil rights Jury will to b a n and aald he toft aome aa long a i 78 hour*. meat in Jacksonville Oct. 3 to there Testimony given at hearing* look into report* that unruly con­ p riso n ^ victs were puts in leg irons, sub­ held by tha Legislature'! "brought ----- . . — committee also out jected to tear gaa and waterhoe* porta of handcuffing, leg-ironing inf, and fed bread and water. and breed and water diets. Culver, who waa la charge of There war* contradictory re­ the state prison system at the ports prisoners were subjected to time, was exonerated of any part water hosing and tear gas. An­ ia mistreating convicts in previous other unconfirmed report waa tha hearings. But be wa* fired on convict* were forced to ait naked other charges a few months later. on a cement door sprinkled wHh The Justice Department said salt for hours at a time. his successor. Penal Director H. G. Cochran Jr., will be furnished A recent poll showed that a Bit of prison personnel to be per cent of all Austrians over called at next week’s meeting. age of 18 play at toait ana Handling tha case for the govern- cal instrument. men will be John Murphy of the Justice Department's Civil Rights BTA-NU Cleaning Division, who spent nearly two weeks in Florida gathering infor­ Kcepn Cloths* mation. LIKE NEWI Besides Culver, other witnesses expected to be called before the grand Jury Include two prison officials who were tired after a state legislative and Cabinet In­ vestigation of last summer's riots at Raiford. James Dunn, who waa captain of the guard, was believed to be C O L O N IA L C L E A N EBB employed now aa a security offi­ 119 8. Palmetto Ava. cer at Cape Canaveral. And his Drive-la Branch l i t W. IMh lieutenant, Earl Chesser, has a I Bake, Roast Pan Reg. 1.89 $|-33 Sturdy 20-gaug* aluminum! Big m i s l I H x l 'i - l a . site. Free roll foiiwrsp to pan! F R A N K L I N TrayTable Reg. I.lt 97c Decorated 12*4X17^. to metal tray, tubular legs. FOOD FAIR CENTER 36th A PARK V �IgyMWji w—m |y •*rw' * T 1 IT Back-To-Work Move Fizzles Out On Docks ® 1)£ ^ a n f o r f r VOL. m JT WEATHER: Fair through Saturday. High today 89 to 94. Low tonight 87 to 78. United Pram Laasad W in Eatabliahed 1908 FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1969 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO 633 NEW TOES (UFI>—A becks*, work m a rt by Brooklyn dock worker* flailed today, tending th* Atlantic and Gulf eoaat atrika into Ua tecood day with a tightening grip. _ The Brooklyn longshoremen bad l U n ordered back to work by An­ thony (Tough Tony) Anaataiia, a vice t praaident of the atriklng In­ ternational Longshoremen’* Ann. in defiance of "atay out" order* from I LA Preildent William V. NEW YORE (UPI) - •took Bradley. prices »t t p. m.: A few longthortmen reported . 78*4 for wbrk at • a. m. but there waa American T A T not enough manpower to form MU American Tobacco ............. work gangs. 57 H Bethlehem Steel I teiM M I — Anastasia had ordered hi* men, S8H C A O ..................... ....... M em bers of the only I LA local 83*» Construction oe three Semin* Bapp'a bid Includes $18,431 for ded to Lake Mary Elementary, with a sizeable treasury, to work Chrysler ............................ 3 lVh ole County School addition* will accoustlcal Curtiss • Wright ............... in the face of a million • dollar celling* which the plus e cafetorlum, storage end By LARRY VERAREL 34lli •tart Immediately. DuPont damage suit threatened by the The newly appointed Seminole school board may or may not ac­ lavatory facilities. 88 *. Eastman Kodak . . . . . . . . . . . Th# low bid offered last night New York Shipping Aisn. The atThe present Lake Mary school County lax assessor today named 80’» to build Slldwey, Roienwxld and cept. Ford Motor sociatloa claimed the 1LA broke an Altamonte Springs man as bis 79‘fc Lake Mery elementary school «■]. Th* Midway and Roienwald ad­ building will be renovated to deputy assistant and Indicated General Electric ............... an agreement to extend its labor General Motors • •■•StlMM 54U ditfon* was 1793,949 made by J. ditions will include a cafetorlum, house a library and administrative that he will us* the Dowling Ap­ eoatract to Oct. 15. 3H Hilbert Sapp of Orlando. The bid library, administrative s u i t e , suite. Th* three projects will be praisal Company's figure* a t on* Graham - Paige **•*•••••*• Bradley bad threatened to use lntl. T A T . .• .a.a • *state#***• 33Vi will be awarded to Sapp today, storage room and lavatories for finished by the fall of 1900. pickets to keep Anastssla's men guide in coming up with a 1950 ***••*•• *#*•■•* I 41*k Seminole County school Superin­ sach school, with six classroom* Lori Hard fromw orklng the Brooklyn piers, Th* second low bid of (8(18,900 assessment roll. >1 tendent R. T. Milwee said this for Midway and three for Rosen- waa submitted by Richardson Con* Richard McCanna, who was Minute Maid . ****••< ............. Jmt no pickets were necessary. 105 morning. Wnaataala, toured the piers and Penney . struct Ion of Fort Lauderdale. The swum in a* tax attesto r Wednes­ weld. 17li Penn RR ........................... passed the word at 8:35 a. m. for Four bids were submitted. day afternoon, said alto that h* Fifteen classrooms will be ad­ high offer was (949,926. 4*4 Royal Americas . . . . . . . . . . the men to go home. will inform th* county commission 40** Sears Roebuck................... "This Is effective from Maine of th* need for an equalization I l f ______ lh I A ••*•••*•••** 101 to Brownsville, Tex., Including U. S. Steel meeting to be held "sometime this 02756688 80 Westinghouse El. Brooklyn," Bradley said. month," Coastal ports from Maine to 4 * McCanna, reported this morning Texas were throttled by the strike that John C. Peck, 4t, of A lt* with unmoved cargo on ships and moot* Springs will act aa a field docks. Paisengen struggled off deputy (or aiseasor's office. and aboard liners with their own Other than that, McCanna add­ baggage. ed "no changes are contemplated Two Sanford youngster* beat •9 Bradley called the Maine • toby this office." Mt 53 other contestants to th* Texas walkout of 55,000 longshore­ CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) McCanna said b* has bald ro > men Thursday to bolster demands Jayree contest lo pick th* Item* MaJ. Gen. Donald N. Yates, comDOCKMEN STRIKE — With the liner ••Berlin” in the The Sanford building believed Charged with assault with to- ferences with all the employes to of Southern dockworkers In their iilautlei of the Air Force missile to be the oldest In town will be fw litis year’s Christinas pared*. tent to kill, Mrs. Mamie Ruth the office and they all have indi­ b a c k g r o u n d , Mike Santo (left) And Frank DeppuiiW, uf negotiations for a new contract. lest center here, has been named Th* youngsters, Ulan* Has- Brown of Orlando, S3, waa bound cated that they want to n m a ia the International Longfthoremen'M Association in New The atrlke cancelled a 15-day con­ torn down by tomorrow nlghL Department of Defense represen­ Ua and J . Christopher Thomas ovar to th* Ninth Judicial Circuit at thair Jobs. York, picket in front of pier 88. Dockworkers from tract extension for North Atlantic The Hill Lumber Co. office, built tative for Project Mercury support Discussing the Dowling Company will h* awarded • check far (18 Court here this morning on (1,000 doekera which Bradley had agreed Maine to Texas went on strike anti threatened a swift operations, it wae announced to­ in the early 1870'i must make way appraisal. McCanna said, "W* bond. to lesa than 24 hours before. each. tieup of ocean shipping on the nation's Eastern anti day. Yates also will continue his for a modern, one story entranra Mrs. Brown la charged with hope to work at fast as possible The 1LA claimed the strike was A special Jayce* committee Southern seaboards. A last-minute truce for further present duties. and office building lo be used by having shot * 33-year-atd widow. 100 per cent effective. It tied up negotiations evaporated and the ILA called out its met last night and chot* "Christ­ Mr.. Martha Abernathy about 7:15 f t approximately 200 vessels with . ‘’m " .“J t! the lumber firm. Company ownar 100,000 members. (UPI Telephoto) mas Dreams" aa lh* them* for a. m. yesterday, aftar she laid aU Information available to this Vargooa worth 750 million dollars w. C, Hit! was born In the frame oflire." WASHINGTON (UPI) - Theic this year's pared* which wlU h* she found her husband Charll* and Inconvenienced passcngcra on McCanna said "the county com­ Teamster* Union, in an open bid house 73 years ago. Ilia father, bald Dec. 4. Brown with Mrs. Abernathy, In a several major luxury liners, in­ mission spent • great deal of for greater political power, today W. J, Hill founded the Hill Hard­ Both youngsters picked th* Lake Harney cabin, officers said. cluding the American export liner set up a political action depart­ ware ami Lumber Co. after an ar­ Ihsme as their •■trie*. Seminole County Justice of th* money on th* reappraisal and II Constitution which will dock in ment. A spokesman (or the huge rival from England. The elder Hill Peace Hugh Duncan also hound should not b* watted." Halifax, N. S. Saturday instead of He added that th* Dowling union headed by James R. Huffs, Charlie Brown over lo the cir­ New York. said the move indicated the "prob­ put the firit sulphur wells on First cuit court this morning on a figures contain a great deal « Shipping industry sourcei said ability" that the union would en­ St. charge of lewd and lascivious con­ valuable Information. the strike would cost the nation's McCanna, appointed by Gov. Le­ dorse presidential candidate*. Te new one story office will be duct. Bond of (200 waa set for economy about 20 million dollars roy Collins Monday, thanked th* Brown. a day and cut off 50 per cent of built within 00 days, W. C. Hill Sirs. Abernathy la In critical county commission and other coun­ foreign steel imports critically PITTSBURGH (UPl) — United Steelworkers President said Una in urging. condition at Orang* Memorial Hos­ ty official* for thslr support. d e e d e d because of th* steel strike. David J. McDonald said today he was "not hopeful” that WINTER HAVEN (UPI) -D ally A natlvi of Rhode Island. Mepital. Orlando, after receiving • earioadings In boxes from ihe CH> The walkout brought the total of GAINESVILLE (UPI) — Th* ,j j cgj, rtfl* |>uU»t to th* abdomen Cana* has been a real estate man American workers on strike or White House*ordered negotiations could bring a sw ift end rua Vegetable Inspection Division. U. S. Commerce Department will' Mra. Brown made no statement la thla area for to years and serv­ By rail, 27,654 grapefruit, 81 or idled by striker* to more than one to the marathon steel strike. begin Its 1959 agriculture census at today's bearing upon the ad- ed as Mayor of Mallland for thro* Aa the union ant] 12 Iwutic steel comfmnlos resumed dead­ angea; by truck, 25,803 grapelruil, million. years, lie lives with his family to in Florid* Wednesday, taking In vlc* of har attorney. Federal authorities in Washing­ locked negotiations McDonald said "I am afraitl I am not 3,071 oranges: total, 53,437 grape so.th Seminole County. counties south of Jacksonville. ton were reported preparing tegal hopeful." fruit. 3,132 oranges. Cannery re Discussing Ihe controversial Counties west of Jacksonville A 1 119 II a Ile a tapers for a Taft-Hartley Act in­ ceipts, 13,631 grapefruit, >28 or­ The industry bargainers re­ assessment roll. McCanna stress* will b* canvassed starting Nov. 18648835 unction which would send the anges fur ■ cannery total *f 14.ed that hit office plana to pro­ 11. dockers back to work for an to­ fused to comment. 457 boxes. duce the most equitable roll pos­ The ceneus, designed for us* aa Both sides also refused to com­ day cooling off period The move sible to the interests of all people a basia for planning lot virtually was requested Thursday by the ment after emerging from the of Seminole County. all peraona connected with the Afew York Board of Trade in a TAMPA (UPI) —Authorities an agriculture Industry, will eoilcct Telegram to President Eisenhower. morning session which lusted nnunred today they had caught a information on Ihe number and The backto-work movement about 9u minutes. They said they DETROIT (UPI)—A» least I,SCO 13 year-old fire bug In (he set uf aiza of fsrm i, acreage and har­ more auto worker* In various sparked by Anastasia, an interna- would meet aguln this afternoon. ■etting his fifth fire in three vest of crops, livestock production tional vice president of the ILA A source close to the negotiuparts of the nation were laid off nights. Three fire* were set in a and inventories, and other sub­ today, boosting the total ktle by and longtime contender for the tion* told United Press Interna­ suburban neighborhood Monday jects. presidency, apparently was de­ tional that the two bargaining two strikes to almost 28,000. MOSCOW (UPI)—Premier Nl night. They were followed Tues­ The Seminole County Cattl*. The University of Florida's signed to prevent legal action sessions Thursday may have re­ The layoffs, caused by shortage* men's Association will poatpon* day night by a fire that complete­ kite Khrushchev Is pleased ami Agricultural Extension Service against hit well-heeled local. sulted in a "change" of thinking. resulting from th* nationwide ly gutted a wooden frame build­ said that farmer* should make itcrl atrlke and a strike at a key their annuel Fall meeting until The pier boss called a meeting "I believe the way Is open for encouraged by what the Commu­ ing of the Loia Elementary School. Saturday, October 17. The meet­ available to census takers such of his men Thursday night after each side to at least revamp their nist world rrvogniiea as the un­ Chrysler Corp. stamping plant, records aa harvest data, products were expected to swell to up­ ing will be held a t Sweet Water the New York Shipping Associa­ standa tile source laid. qualified success of his American Fark in Oviedo. sold and major farm expenses. tio n threatened to file "the larg­ "Let'a say there may have been wards of 58,700 early next week TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Jack­ This la the annual meeting dur­ e st and costliest damage suit a change of menu on that so- mission, diplomatic observers said if the strikes continue. sonville attorney Fred Kent said EVERETT SUMNER, goving which the election of officer! ever" against the ILA for breech called bargaining table, Uf course today. Industry spokesmen said th* will be held for th* coming year. today b* is delaying a decision t-rnur of the liDGth district of contract. Observers here attached consid­ on whether he'll run for governor uf Rotary layoffs have only minor effect on The October meeting is ordinar­ that's no guarantee either side Intermit iunul "A contract is a contract," An­ production of 1980 model cart so ily held the first Saturday to will like it but at least it's a erable significance not only to the because "99 per cent of the people will mlilreius the local club astasia shouted. "I believe In liv­ change." far, but they were expected to October (October 3), neither know nor are interested In mild t o n e of Khrushchev's Mumht)’ ami confer with ing up to agreement*. A joint announcement at the speeches in Communist China but who is running fur governor right President Sonny Powell on There will be a Directors’ meet­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The hurt attempts to provide enough now." Kent cslled the present situ­ hurriedly .called news conference Federal Tax Court has agreed with new cars . for public sal* if they ing of the Seminole County Cat­ Rotary Activities, it w u also the actual worda he used in ation. with a dozen or ao unsntlemen's Association at the County that followed Thursday’s recess a Florida taxpayer that termite The layoff* cam* just as deal­ Agricultural Agents' office. Court the presence ef Mao Tsc tur.g and DulUktil candidate* vying fut posi­ reported Friday. Sumner U damage to hlx home was. In fact, •aid merely: past president of the Ro­ a casualty loss and thus a proper ers across the country were show­ House on Monday, October i, 7:30 "W e have been considering our other top leaders of the Commu­ tion, a '•battle of straw men." ing th* dreg shipments of 1980 p. m. tary Club of St. Petersburg Income tax deduction. problems . , . and will meet again nist camp. models. Th* Initial shipments will The decision upset an Internal and is one of the 201 dis­ tomorrow . . . We have no fur­ Khrushchev, acting very much be held lo th* ihowrooms for dis­ Revenue Service ruling which had KHSKINE, Minn. (U Plj-T w o trict governors supervising ther comment and we do not wish like the acknowledged e l d e r play and additional stocks are dlssilowed ■ $2,042 deduction to answer any questions." statesman of International Com­ inseparable high school sweet­ Rotary activities. needed before order* can b« fill­ claimed by E. G. Kilroe, of Winter hearts made a suicide compact CHARLESTON, S. C. (UPI)— The meeting was act for 10:30 munism, said in Peiping; ed. Park four years ;o, because one of them was moving Two experts in fighting oil fire* a.in. "We must reason realistically Kilroe said this was the amount today took charge of the battle The Lake Mary Boy Scouts hav* The cryptic announcement was and correctly understand Ihe pre­ out of town, police said today. he spent repairing his home hut Hospital Ridden against a gasoline fire that al­ made by chief industry negotia­ sent situation. And this does not Coroner Dr. H. E. N'elion said completed plant for their big flah the government insisted he owed ready has consumed nearly two tor R, Conrad Cooper of United mean we art- *0 strong we should the couple, Maurice lloffos Jr., 15, Harry Robson of Robson’s Sport­ fry Saturday by olrfnlnlng the ser­ an additional 1465 in Income taxes. ing Goods la still In Orang* Mem­ vices of Constable Slim Galloway million gallons. States Steel Corp. as USW Pre­ test the liability uf the capitalist and Margie Downiey, 10, climbed WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Th* court ruled that h» could orial Hospital at Orlando for to do the rooking. into a car, stuck a hose from the The fire, triggered by an ex­ sident David J. McDonald stood system by force. This would be exhaust to the rear window and Federal Space Agrncy said today not he expected to prove exactly treatment of ataphylorocua, a ser­ The fish fry, to raise funds for plosion of unknown origin early nearby wrong.” turned on the motor. Authorities it is negotiating the first contract w*ltn Thursday, Injured nine persons. first termite began ious infection of the right leg. His Scout activities, will be held at McDonald refused to say wheth­ “ People would nut understand found Maurice drad on the front , i . i . chewing on his house but there was family said today Ruhson still is the Seoul Hut in Lake Mary start­ (A Fire fighters from Charleston, er any progress had been made of Its kind for resesrrh vital to ered,u h le , ¥idenc, ttu l aU the North Carleston and nearby mili­ when the talks moved here for and would never support those seal. Margie climbed out and was in isulatlon, but expect* to b* ing at 1 p. ni. with emertaLament. development of nuclear rockols damage occurred during the 1955 home in about two waeks. who touk It into their heads to listed in fair condition. tary bases turned out to fight the Meals will be eerved at 4 p. at. the first time since 60,000 Steel­ act this way. We have always for spacecraft L iable y„ , r . flames now believed under con­ workers began the nation's long­ been against predatory wars." An official of the National Aero__________________ trol. nautici and Space Administration The implication appealed clear The ferocity of the blaze was est steel strike July 16. calM the research project "simp The steel union president said — the Soviet Union certainly reported considerably diminished |y one step toward trying to find and the threat to the more than Cooper s statement would be the would Hot support any but a de­ The Sanford Seminole* met a 30 other storage tanks in the 192 "sole comment." fensive war or what is known in Seminole County United Fund out if a nuclear rocket system is strong Apopka eleven at 1:15 to­ Underlying the negotiations Communist parlance as a "war of leaders and solicitors of the Re­ actually feasible." Hr said that acre terminal was believed rela­ "at tills point we just don't night at Municipal Stadium In a was s|>eculalion that government liberation." tively alight. sidential Division will meet at IU know." crucial Orange Rett Conference John A. Kirk and Pick Jeffries intervention in the form of inHe failed to specify any of the a. in. Tuesday morning In the The contract, which will run gamr. See complete story on (revived h> plane Thursday night volking the Taft-tlurtley Act niuy present danger spots in Europe, U.S.O, Club. Territoricv will l>e •and today took charge of fire- l>e furthcoming if headway is the Middle East or Asia. Hu did assigned ami materials distributed more than three year* and cost sports page. Sanford Junior High's "mid­ fighting operations at Esso's refin­ not made toward a "negotiated not mention Laos or the Sino-ln- at this time. All who are taking about a million dollars. Is fur ba­ ery and bulk terminal three milea settlement" by Oct. 8. That is dian frontier dispute. On the lat­ part in the hou-e-lo-houn* canvas* sic research to find out how rock­ get' football tram will play an north of the city limits. the date President Eisenhower is ter the Kremlin ia on record as should be present, Mr*. Clifford et material! stand up under the Ormond Beach Junior high team J. fl. Ilrookt, director of sales scheduled to return to Washing­ urging the dispute be settled by MeKibbin, chairman, has an­ combined effect of Intense radia­ at 7:30 p. m. today. Thirtytion and extreme cold. Prelimin­ three local boys will he to uni* for the local refinery, said both ton from a West Coast vacation. negotiation, and it would not be nounced. The Fund group has di­ men were expert* in fighting oil The President implied after surprising if the Soviet Union of­ vided Sanford into 13 sections, ary wurk will he dune a t ' the form for the contest at th* Or­ Dawsonville. Ga., plant of Loch- mond Bearh civic center (laid, fe s. meeting with both sides in the na­ fers to mediate the dispute. each with its own captain. •ays Sanford roach Dan Felham. heed Aircraft Corp. tion's capital last Wednesday that the federal government would net if the steel deadlock ia not broken in renewed negotiations. At Thursday’s late afternoon TTie Seminole Roosters Club put pres* conference, McDonald and Mi A311 (UPI) — Hurricane advisories in ca*e uf a change in mild per hour. Forecasters said “Further very gradual decrease out a last-minute appeal today Cooper huthiled briefly as newsthey expected the eighth tropical In Intensity is expected during for fans to travel on chartered men and photographers filed into Hannah, still packing 125 mile an course. At 5 i n i . today hurricane ,torm of the season w»uld turn Friday and Friday eight," th* buses to St. Augustine neat Fri­ a room at the Penn-ShtraUin Ho­ hour wind-, curved slowly away tel in the downtown section of from the U. S, mainland today. hunter planes totaled the center to a more nurlheatterly course advisory added. day fur the football gam*. MONEY FOR HOSPITAL w u p rin te r] to Seminote The big *turm begun veering of the hurricane some 420 miles during the afternoon. Hurricane force winds extend The club has to close out sale Pittsburgh. Memorial Hoapital Administrator Harry M. Walr Tuea“31r. Cooper, would you like to tow aid the east during the night east - southeast of Cape Hatteras, The W eather Bureau said Han­ 70 miles to the north and 46 milea of the 13.75 round trip tickets day by Pink Ladies representative, Mra. Irvin* Prior. Monday afternoon and urge* all make the statement" McDonald and the Weather Bureau said the N. C., at Latitude 33.8 north. nah continues to show signs of to the south, with gale* pushing The check for 9760 from the Pink Ladles will be used to fans who want to make the trip asked cordially. "We havn • North Atlantic roast appeared to Longitude 68.5 west. weakening, although winds of 126 out another 176 mile* on th* get them at Seminole High short statement that wiU be our be out of danger. But New Eng­ Hannah was moving toward the miles an hour still howled near stronger northeast aide *8 th* buy a spectrophotometer for laboratory blood studies sole comment.’* huoL land was adviseb^to watch future north . northeast at about 10 th* center. storm. and a blender for kltchttn us*. (Rsirgatrom Photo) McCanna Names Peck Deputy 1 p. m. Slocks Dowling Additions To 3 Area Schools Appraisal Set To Start Immediately To Be Used Oldest Building News Briefs In City Slated Yates Adds Post To Be Torn Down Dream s Theme On Shooting Count In Sanford Court Teamsters To Politic Outlook Dim For Steel Negotiations-McDonald Agriculture Census To Start Shortly Fruit Shipments { Nikita Pleased With U. S. Visit, Diplomats Say Boy, 13, Firebug Additional Plants Cattlemen’s Group Postpones Meeting Kent Delays Termite Damage Ruled Deduction Experts Taking Charge Of Blaze Suicide Pact Scouts Fish Fry Plans Completed Spacecraft Rockets May Be Ready Soon Fund Drive Leaders To Meet Tuesday oosters Club ppeals For Aid { • Grid Action On Tap Hurricane Hannah Moves Away From Mainland �« ^ ■s—i v i -- i-- i-i. ■is I ' ]■__1_ U V "'I Holy Eucharist . . . . . . . . Ttlh a. g> Family M rrhi *' Cham School . . . . . . t i n a. at. Mornlag f n j i r Sermen . . . . . . . . . . . . 11:00 a. m. Holy Communion— Tueoday 7:30 a. m. Wodneodey 10:00 n. m* Thunday 7il0 s».m* Sacraaunt ef Peannce Saturday . . . . . . . . . IsOM.’M p. » . ALL SAUrra EP1ICOFAL CEURCH Eaterpriee Fr. Eaul Shulti ........ . Faster Holy Communion— Sunday ....................... 0:00 n. a . Monitor Prayer— „ Sermon OtOOn. a*. Holy Communion— lit Sunday each month 1:30 n. A tfactor training claif for Christinaworker* « u told at the Ebewner Methodist Cknrc.il Thursday night. Attending ttia claaa Wire rsprarantatlvte of ■even different churches, ioaa FIRBT PREfIBYTERIAN coming from DaLand a ad Vinter CHURCH Garden. Oak Arc. aad Third SC The purposo of the clear, which Morning Warship . . . . I:U a. !• being taught bf *e». and Mr*. Sunday School . . . . . . . . Pith a. John Back in to offer apecial In* Mornlag Vorahlp . . . . 11:00 a. ■traction to Christina teacher*. Senior EoDowahlp . . . . 1:30 p. Mr, and Mra. Buck are workers Evening Worship .. 7:30 p. with Child Evangelism Fettow* Wed. Prsyer Service... .7:00 p • h i p , an Interdenominational Buraery Available group working among children. The opening period of the elaae wea led by Mr. Buck* atmaing the ChrUUan'e responsibility to grow In grace end to bring other* to faith in Christ. Mr*. Buck then gnva an Intonating prtacnUtion of practical method* in teaching children. The claaa doted with n demonatrntlon of aeveral vl*u*l oid materials, illuatrated tonga, and object Icuona. There will bo another claaa neat Tkuraday evening at 7:30. Chris­ tian worker* from all churcbea will find this an excellent oppor­ tunity to learn n grant deal that will help them become more con­ fident and effective at their work. The sent cteia will ala* ha held at tha Ebcneter Methodiat Church r s u B r r n u A N chuech John W. Piltoy Factor touth of Sanford on the aid Or­ Honing Worship.......... 1:00 n. ra. lando Highway. Sunday Schonl . . . . . . 10:00 a. a . Westminister Fellowship Junior 0:30 p m. Writ inInli iff Fellowship Kenton 7:30 p. n . Church Officers To Be Installed Next Sunday Other Churches FINEC1EST ASSEMBLY Of GOD CHURCH Lutheran Cor. Slth ead Elm GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED H. M. Snow ......................Faetor LUTHERAN CHURCH Officer! of the First Baptist Sunday School ............1:43 a. ra. Staffed Ihria* dab Morning Worship ....10:80 a. m. Church in Oviedo will bo IniUIlcd .... Paitor Evening Worehlp ...........7:30 p. a during tha morning worthip hour t:00 a. m. Wed. Prayer Service . . . 7:30 p. m. 10:00 a. a for will preKDt the general THE ALLIANCE CHURCH church officer*, beads of ill the LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE Christian gad Miaatonary Alliance department*, end other otfleen to Park A n . and" 14th M. REDEEMER the congregation before the In1M W. 3MB Place David S. Carnellx........... Paitor itallatlon Prayer. Hertort W. Goeraa . ........ Pastor Sunday School ............0:43 a. m. Special recognition will be given Sunday School ......... t : l l a. m. Mornlag Worship . ... 10:40 n. ra. to ell the new members added Adult Bibta d a t a .......... 1:18 a. m. Evening Service ........ 7:45 p. ra, to the church during the past Worthip Service....... 10:30 a. m. A.Y.k\-Youth Servlet .. 0:30 p. ra. year. The Lord'* Supper will be Wed. Prayer Service 1:00 pi m. lervrd as a climax to this signi­ IT. LUKE'S LUTHERAN ficant service, the ptatoredit pen* FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Tile General' Church*''effiesrs SCIENTIST are: W. H. Martin* Treasurer; Marning Worship...........1:25 a. m. Sunday School ............. t:00 a. m. Christian Day School, Monday Sunday School .......... 11:00 n. u . through Friday — Kindergarten • Sunday Worship........ 11:00 o. m. A. Ward Jr.. Sunday School Super Elementary.................... 0:00 a. » . Wednesday Service .... 1:00 p. m. Jntendent. Mrs. W. H. Anderson Tuesday Reading . 2:30-4:30 p. m. will be the W. M. U. president, Thursday Reading 2:30-4:30 p. m. * ’ ' •• ■ ^tmsaen Thla U tha nursery of a largn metropolitan boopiUL Six timno n day thcae prndotm bundtoa viait their happy mamii. Aad every aight their proud pnpna gap* *t them through tho glara. Nums watch over them constantly. Doctors than daily.' /But tha statlatlca la tho fllaa of tha polleo'depnrtment'eaat a hladt ahadow over this innocent seta*. For one of these babies la J.D. ^ 4 J.D .la short for a jom iig dalinqptnL Aad from pollen moordo gad caning figure* era ena ntimaU the proportion of aaw-bora Infanta who will bteomn juvenile dellnquenta in ten to twenty years. The one factor that threaten! the accuracy of our^ calculations la that juvenile delinquency la inenatinj. ■^There a n juat two ways to dial with the problem. On# Is to enlarge our jails. The other la to give every child’s spiritual well-being the tame thorough attention that this hospital gives his physical well-being. THE CHURCH POM ALL . . . ALL POM THE CHURCH Tha Chunk it the pencil fuW so n d hr to toldnf af durattw aad fmd thiamda*. h it a m it o i at pMal vitos. Vatoul * mmgCtocLodAwdininmpmeehRmdm cm am t. Ttora ■>• tor aamd atawmwhy awirpaiwodwuUaUmdT kw wnda»lr«ad aappon to CWk T to owi f |) For Ik » • mU (2) Far to cUtoe's raha. (!) Far to tilt tf kb te e a s b aad auto. (4) Far t o u b d to Chunk to!/, which madi III uwral aad nalarial wepwC Pita h a i b OS-- - *I SimMl Mark FmIoo fnniU MM* ITtokr IT a iso * 4 Is yours a church-going family? la youn a religious hemef (o w * MS*, s t o tor Spm—lOwOwp H The support of the Church Series is sponsored by the following Business Firms: Methodist Sunday School... Morning Worship Training Union . Evening Worship Wed. Prayer her r n s r baptist c h u ic h OF LONGWOOD Cor. Church A Oran* BU. C. L. Futeh .................. Ft Sunday School . . . . . . . . M f'-n Morning Worship . ... 11:00 a. Training Union ...........<:43 p Evening Worship- . . . . 7:43 p Wad. Prayer Service 7:43 p FUST METHODIST CHURCH <11 Park A n. T. C. O'Stecn ................. Tutor Morning Wenblp . . . . . . SiM a. a . Sunday School ........ 3:43 a. m. Mornlag Worihlp .... 11:00 a. m. MYF Meetings ........... COO p, m. (iDtennediate, Senior) Teacher Training Course Evening,TTorship . ... T:30 p. m. FREE nLfHODUT CHURCH Laurel Are. at 4th 8L Irn E. Hindman J r . .......... Pallor Sunday School........... 0:43 a. m. Morning Worthip . ... 10:43 a. m. FUY ........................ 7:00 p. m. Evening Worship .... 7:30 p m. Mon. FMY Recreation 7:00 p. m. Tuts. FMY Prayer .. 7:30 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p m. LARI MONRO* BAPTIST CHURCH Three mltoa west of Benfo •a First SL, right *» Mow Corner .... Pastor Robert O. Byrd B:U a, m. Sunday School . Storting Worship Training Union '8*311 p» Ol* Evening Worship........ 7:30 p m. W E. Timms ................. Pastor Wed. Prsyer Service 0:00 p. m. Sunday school ........... 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship........ 11:00 a. m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p m. CHURCH OF GOD French Ava. nag 23ad St, Joel D. Brown .................. P Sunday School.............. 0:48 Erangellstle Service .. 7:30 Tuesday Service.......... 7:30 CHURCH OP JESUS CHRIST OP UTTER DAY SAINTS Cl Christian FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1807 8. Baaferd Avo. Jamss N. Barnett ........... Paitor Sunday School ............ 0:48 a. m. Morning Worship . . . xi;0O a. m. CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Park Ava. at S4th St. Dr. Fred Ensmlnger Asm. Pastor Blblo School------g;48 *. m. Morning Worship ...11:00a.m . Pilgrim Fellowship . . . . 7:30 p. m. Church Of ChriBt CHURCH OF CHRIST 2nd SL tag Elm Are. Cwrgn M- Yatca........... Minister 10:00 a- m. Mornlag Worship 11:00 a. ra. Evening Worship 7:48 p ra. .WstuSblo Study 7:48 p. m. / Ritz Theatre Holler Motor Sales Progressive Printing Co. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Wheeler Fertilizer Co. Wall Plumbing & Heating Celery City Printing Co. Wilson-Maier Furniture Co. S a n M Atlantic National Bank “ “ J, G. Brooks . Branch President The Seminole County Mlnlstsrisl Sunday School . . . . . . 10:00 a. m. Association decided to cootribuia Sacrament Masting 1:00 p in . 450 to Un United Fund drive at the Association meeting yester­ day. The ministers were urged to FIRST PENTECOSTAL support the fund in their own CHURCH OF LONGWOOD congregations. E. Ruth Grant ............... Pai A commute* to make a county Sunday School 10:00 a. wide religious survey was chosen, Morning Worship .... 11:00 a. along with a group appointed to Evening Service ........ 7:30 p study the feasibility of an stuiual Wed. Prayer Service .. 7 .V) p, budget (or tne association. Fri. Prsyer Service . . . . 7:30 p. Salvation Army assisting officer, Miss Elenore Hill, and LL Corn, msndcr William M. Hern, new SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY Naval Air Station chaplain reADVENTOT CHURCH ceiled membership. Seventh IL nag Elm Ave. C. W. Batch ..................... Pastw Saturday Sabbath School 0:30 a.m Methodist Church Morning Werahip .... 11:00 n. m. Wed. Prayer Service .. 7:30 p m GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Oners RA. at Woodland Ave. W. Thomas Parson: Jr. Pastor Sunday School ............0:43 a. m. Morning Worship .... U a. m. MYF ........................ 4:30 p. m. THE REVIVAL TABERNACLE tub and Chase Ave. (A new Church serving a new Sunday School ........ 10:00 n. m Community) Morning Worship . ... 11:00 a. in Catholic Evening Worship . .. . 7:43 p m FOSTER CHAPEL ALL SOULS CATHUUC Thursday Sarvlra........ 7:43 p m METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH Ovtoto Oak Ave. at Mh SL Sunday School ........... t:43 a. m. Bev. Richard Lyoaa ........ Pastor Morning Warship .... 11:00 a. m. UNITY CENTER OF SANFORD Sunday Masses............7:00 a. m. Evening Worship .... 1:00 p m. Woman’s Club-340 Oak Ava. Josephine B. Sluckl*........ Pastor Sunday Worship ...... 11:00 a. m. Woodruff Building Dally Maaa ... :M E. First SL. Rm. 311 Tuesday Claaa..............1:00 p. m. Jack T. Bryant ............... Pastor Sunday School ..............1:43 a. m. Morning Worship . .. . U:Q0 a. m. Training Union.............. 6:13 p m. Evening Servlet .......... 7:00 p m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p m. Florida State Bank Plans Songfest The Eheneier Methodist Church, on the old Orlando Road, will hold a songfest at 7:30 p, m. Sunday, Rev. William Edward Timmi, paitor, announced today. Rev. Timms announced also that a youth fellowship revival will be held this week. Officers Named New choir officers have been | elected st the First BipUst Church In Oviedo. Robert A. Dew­ berry is the new president; Mr*. George U. Means, vice president; Carol Begsley. secretary’ and treasurer; Julie Gore and Resile; THE SALVATION ARMY Fleming, co-soclsl chairman; Mrs. 114 E. Second SL Arthur T. Fleming, librarian. Ab­ Sunday! sentee chairmen for the sopranos, I Sunday School ........ 10:00 a. m. sltoi. and bastes will be Mrs. Holiness Mooting . ... 11:00 a. m. Mae E. King, Junto Fleming, sod I Street Meeting ..............«:30 p m. W. A. Ward, Jr. rcspecUveljr, Y P L ........ .................. 7:00 p m. Salvation Mooting . .. . 7:*o p. m. Cash receipts from farm mar­ Tuesday: ketings in the United Stales j Corp Cadets ................. 3:30 p m. reached n peak of 834,300.00(1,000 j Band Practice ..............4:00 p. m. in 1334 — about 283 per cent Ladies Homo Lcaguo 7:90 p m. Shove the 1337-41 average, report* Tburs. Prayer Service 7:30 p ra. the National Industrial Conference | SaL Street Meeting 1:30 p m. Board. THE SANFORD CONGREGATION OP JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES U U W. lit SL Sunday Wgtcbtower 3:00 p. «:<• p ra. Wad. Blblo Study .. 7:30 p. 7:30 p ra. Fri. Ministry School 7:30 p ,T:M p m. Friday Service . . . . . 1:30 p u. ra. m. m. Ckarcb Of God Of Prophecy 2507 Elm Avene* J. JL Uesser ................... Pastor1 Sunday School ............4:43 a. m.: Morning Worihlp...41:00 g. m. Evangelistic Service ..7:30 p. Bl | Wooan'i Missionary Young People's Service, Wed ............ 7:30 p. m.] A Friend Lovelace Amoco Station Dawn Beauty Salon �s • v fntffltl Vmrtl ! ‘ . • . ; ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) _ gciebllfU watched a 90-mile (trip ml flih-killiai “ red tide” today and Roped far wrtterly winds to keep B e carcasses from washing onto Vest Coast bathing twacnes. The tide, the first since the j t JUT, was located T-10 milei ; W o r t Thursday afternoon in • pulp stretching from St. Peters' Burg Beach to Venice. Dr. Robert Hutton, biologist . charge of the Board *of ; tion marine laboratory . the outbreak wai not y • and that no fish had aarrlad to ahore. ! H m fish-killer is caused by tiny • micro-organisms which multiply '. (o intensive concentrations under 'A eertaln condition! and give off.a poison that kills fish. 1 Only small amounts of dead fish • reached shore two years ago. But ’ in years gone by beach dwellers ’ have had to eVacuate because of 1 the stanch of millions of carcasses. The poison secreted by the tiny • organisms also la vaporised by I the crashing of waves on the • beaches, Once airborne, it irritatei ! the mucua membranes of humans (£pnd causa* much discomfort. Hutton sold be was not surprised | at tha outbreak, since the organlams are likely lo intensify in ! times ol heavy rains which reduce tha tali content of the Gulf water M ar tha shore. Hospital Notes SEPTEMBER IT a 9 k 9 Admissions Paulina Hobby, Sanford Daryl McClain, Sanford Ida Lea Smith, Sanford James Cleland, DrBary Cynthia Johnson, Sanford Carol Oiakoweci, Altamonte Spring* Helen James, Osteen Dismissals Caudetle Johnson, Kustis Arveata Holley, Sanford Margaret Perry. Sanrord Mrs. James Meriwether and baby, Sanford M. A. Joyner, Concord, N. C. Waller Colbenback. Lake Mary Reginald Lamb, Sanford Hattlo Johnson, Sanford Clarence McKee. Jr., Sanford Mary Whitehurst. Sanford SEPTEMBER 30 Admissions Joseph Paul Priest, Oviedo Edgar Osborne, Sanford Daily Ware, Sanford William McCanoha, Oviedo Maude McTcer, Sanford Daniel Johnson, Sanford William lleinbach, Sanford Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Huey Ware, Sanford, a daughter Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Zipper, Sanford, a son Mr. and Mrs. Bobbie Johnson, a daughlrr Dismissals Estelle Derrick. Sanford Anna Lee Garreite, Oviedo Tommy Hickson, Sanford Daryl McClain, Sanford Taya Elhridgr, Dellary ; Community Shows Jign s Of Strike McKe e s p o r t , pa. t upi j -D atactivas walked beats and police [ captain* handed out parking tick• eta today in this once-booming in• duslrial city crippled financially • by tha long steel strike. Tha strike hat idled more than (.000 steelworker* in this western • Pennsylvania community and ’ forced the city to “reluctantly” furlough nearly 10 per cent of its ( f municipal employe*. Among tha worker* laid off un• bl the financial outlook brightens ; ware tight policemen and its fire• men, along with personnel from • every department. A total of 63 employe* will be furloughed tem­ porarily and five otheri will be \ staggered “ on a week-about - basis." ; “ Wa simply cannot accumulate ■ deficit and then carry it over A into neat y ear * budget,” Mayor .A ndrew J. Jakomas said. > He explained that the steel • strike has caused a sharp reduc! tion in the city's income. Water ftcaipU alone were cut in half b s t month, Jakoma* said. McKaesport is » city of about \ RJ.OOO resident* nettled along the . Moaoogahela River about 19 miles ! south of Pittsburgh. It depends on the steel mills fur most of Us inA to m * . The National Tube Division ; * f U. I . Steel Corp. is its largest • plant : With the blast (u ce» cold and •llenl and the customary glow from the open hearths absent I from the skies, the city tightened • Ra bell in the only way it knowa I —by cutting down on its own cm* • ploys*. ___ FAST — ■— TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Enin Sets Rule On Negro Patrons !n Restaurants \ \ ) . V - ; '. r - ' ; ---------- — \ EXPERT jfaanm iinm Go t. Lc Roy Colllni thinks Florida’s government would operate more efficiently if the governor were allowed to succeed himself. But he didn't indicate that he would push for such a change, jt Collins, who admitted "rometime* I feet that four years U enough,” said at bia news confer­ ence here Thuriday that “ I see over and over again huw much benefit a governor can derive from eiperienre In the office." Collin* actually aucceetled him­ self in office through a legal technicality. He wa* elected lo fill two year* of the late Gov. Dan McCarty'* term, then r*n again for hi* own four-year term. The governor said fear* (hat a governor would act up a political machine “have largely faded out of the picture” because of preaa coverage of the state government and a rule the prevent* state Arl Group Meets For Workshop TV Drama Comes Close but wins a cigar for coming close. This may sound like hedging, but it’s because the origin­ al story by David Davidson was really too thin for a 90- minute drama. It took a lot of in-1 genioui detours to keep the plot Anyhow, the acting, plot, dialogue and direction were amateurish perking along. Davidson'* itory, which asks and laughable. But the guitar u* to question our reform move­ background music by Laurludo ment and never to Ireat justice Atmedio wa* most professional. and democracy to disdain, in­ They ought to keep l.aurinda and volved a trio of rebel* in an un­ identified South American coun- dump the rest of the show. try who plot Ihe assassination of The Channel Swim: Peaceful their bloody dictator, The *tory narrowed down rath­ coexistence, TV - style; Garry er quickly to a search for a chink Moore and I’erry Como, arch ri­ in the dictator's security armor. val* in the Wednesday night TV Ricardo Montalban, one of the trio, finally becomes buddy-buddy rating culd war, fraternized at a with tha dictator, Pedro Armen- party in Como's honor Wedneiday darn, and the dlclatur'a daughter night. They're old pals from their Marita l ’avan, by foiling a rival days in radlu. rrbcl'a assassination attempt. Johnny Carson, currently in line This wu»n't the only far-fetched for an ABC-TV nighttime ihow, twi*t. Another involved a Flamen­ i* set for NBC-TV’* Dianah .Shore co darner who it turned out, was Show on Dec. a . . Tic Tat Dough, the dictator's girl and' a rebel’* NBC-TV’* dayiinie quiz, i* taping girl, too. lwi» week* ahead so that emcee -Because such theatrical effect* Hill Wendell can spend a vaca­ were dragged in, the show look tion in Europe Marling O ct.!» . , . on the a.'pcct of a foreign intrigue Mort Halil * NBC-TV special, orimelodrama, despite Davidson'* giunlly scheduled for Saturday, lofty dialogue. Nov. 21, ha* been shoved back Munulbun and Armendurix took to Friday, Jan. 23. | n hia place the acting honors, with the latter will come a Gene Kelly special, doing the best job as a tyrant featuring Donald U‘t 'onnor and with chirm ami the Imagination Carol Luwtrnre. of a poet. It wa* the richest char­ Maurice Chevalier will »tar in acterization in the roster. a one-hour special on CU.S-TV Law of the Plainsman, starring Friday, Erl, 5. Michael Ansara, had an undis­ tinguished premiere on NBC-TV Thursday night. Aniara plays Sam Buckhart, a long - haired Harvard • educated Indian work­ i \ T i n : i m i I i t c o l n t or* T i n : v r ii J im t 'iv i. t m i i rr. iv ing a* a U. S. marshal in the M * 'n io n w r .v iiv n i.s ; t i n v r * . untamed Southwest. There seem­ s t . o n n r * . i v c n a v i s : i n vo. ed to be an attempt to e*tabli*h 11*277 J I . V i l I K IO U L A T T I M O I t r , full-dimensional characterizations f i l i a l Ilf . and relationships among the prin­ -V g. cipals, but the threadbare plot t i i l i . m a i - A T T i u o n r , n « f*s d *n t. doomed the effort to failure. It w r it s : to A r r i:iu add.* up lo another in a tong list STATK *>►' Vt.OltltJA TO: T h e lm a I.A tt h n n r* of mediocre Weatern*. w -i\\-' - •' • ■' * c ’■ employes from participating In political campaign*. “It la now impossible for tho governor to pull string* and have state employes out beating the JACKSONVILLE (UPI) At least 63 Florida convicts will be bushe* for him,” Collin* said. Collin*, who goes out of office questioned starting here Monday when the federal government opens in Januery, IW1, said the new an investigation into alleged bru­ governor should put constitutional tality at Kalford State Prison. A government attorney Thursrevision at the top of hi* buslset* list. ' He said he regretted Me ad-i ministration could not manage a general rewrite of the Constitu­ tion “but what we have done will UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. be a big help.” (UPI) — U. S. Far Eastern ex­ C o llin * said he has not dis­ pert Walter S. Robertson and counted calling a special legisla­ Leon M. Gucrrrrro, Philippine tive session on constitutional revi­ ambassador to the United Na­ sion if the voter* okay the new tions. rciumrd today a bitter bat­ 44-*enator, IU3-repie*entative re- tle of words which turned a pure­ apportionment plan in November. ly social lunch into an interna­ “ But.” be added, “at the same tional incident. time I do not think it is probable.” Each issued sharply conflicting He said he will soon make a statement* today on the argument television film for statewide re­ which waxed so healed Wednes­ lease asking that solera approve day that delegate* from Japan, the ^apportionment formula. Canada and The Netherlands were reported shocked and embarras­ sed. Robertson was the host, and Police Manhunt MIAMI BEACH (UPI) -Police Guerrero sat on his left. Thursday sought the thieve* who stole a rented automobile from rity Councilman Wolfic Cohen and lifted 933,000 In jewelry from the trunk, The ear was found Wednesday, the Jewelry missing. Cohen reported the ear wai stolen Tuesday while he played golf. He said he had taken the jtwelry from his aafe deposit boa and was delivering It to hia wife. Police did cot announce that ihe gemi were in the trunk hoping they would be undlieovered by the thieve*. Convicts To Be Questioned On Brutality For East Experts In War Of Words day Died a habeas eorpua writ ordering the 63 prison inmates to be brought here for queillonlng The attorney, Frank M. Dunbaugh, said other prisoners al(c wilt be called to give testimony. State prison system officials have also been subpoenaed, Dunhaugh said. The alleged incident! were said to have taken place a t Ralford last summer when prisoners were disciplined for rioting. After a state investigation, the Cabinet fired guard captain Jkm er Dunn and h it Ueutnant, Earl Chester. Several other guards were disciplined. Prisoners charged they were put in leg irons, fed bread and water for long period*, and sub­ jected to tear gaa and water hos­ ing. Gov. LeRoy Collins said Thu re­ day ihe ita ta baa given the fede­ ral government ill records of the investigation. Ho said Penal Direc­ tor H. G. Cochran J r . has been in direct contact with federal au­ thorities. , We will be closed all day Saturday in observance of religious holiday! Presenting the Magnificent Nineteen-Sixty Legal Notice and r o ld t n c t a •CnUnov» n And then came the Betty Hut­ Y o u at# h ereb y n o tifie d that a ton show on CBS-TV, perhaps the bill of iiffn|*la!nt for dltortR h4» 1)9911 rile d kt^altiat > m i, ami jo u worst new show of the young |i*59- • t* required |u if n « a c*q»y t*f 1960 season. Mis* Hutton, tarn >«nir tnanar ur pUtdltHt U tha between being a comedienne and b ill o f earn p la in t on t t i* I ’ U l n d i r a « l to r n r y * a u I H t r k ln * . I l l U « « ( a dramatic actress, wa* unable Vo M il U t r t t t * D r U n d o , K l o n ia . and to function a* cither since the fH « H i« a r m hi a I A ita u or o r pt#4d‘ script was so bad. One thing in s in t h« o ffic# o f I it# c le iU of th# r ’ lr c u lt C o u rt nn n r ti^for# about a premiere like this une: T h u r i i t l i ) , Q r la h t r 3 3, j | j y . if you The next episode can’t be any f i l l In ' I t m ju d K f iir n t by d «{4U it w il l Lo ta k e n a g a in a l you for th# worse. r e lie f d#tii4ttd«d I n th a b I I of c o n ip Iit n L I K J N K A N I) O R D K R K t ) at !U n * fib ril, S e m in a l* C o u n ty , F lo rid a , in i# Silii d ay o f H tp U cu U tr* I 'J iy I H K .Y t*) 6» r HKRN DO N C t# rk o f tb * ( ‘ i r r u l t Co urt Hy \ la rth 4 T . Y ib llU . 1*0 Johnny Ringo, another new CB9-TV Western that debuted Thuriday night, feature* Don Dur­ ant a* a former gunman who be­ comes • sheriff. He i* armed with a -rven shooter and kills two Paul < Perkin# men with that one extra bullet. « i : W a a l f'*'hUt S t r « « t U n d o , F lo rid a The old TV weitern a«*embly oArt io r n a y fu r p l a i n t i f f line is really speeding things up. I ’ u lilla h Kept. 11, I f , :S A O t. Just Received — Nearly 200 2 | t MI lUlTWOCta MITT I 9 ICUL C re a tin g a N e w E r a o f E l e g a n c e ! 'I he motor car* represented here will *oon introduce a new era of elegance to the world'* highways. They arc the Cadillac car* of i960—and. from every standpoint, they represent the Cadillac tradition in it* finest hour. In appearance, thry aie regal and majestic as never before-a brilliant symphony of line and contour irom the spaikliug new (rout grille to the graceful Mow of the rear fender*. In Interior decor, they are truly magnificent-featuring luxuriou* new fabrics and leathers—new convenience and excellence of appointments. And in the way they drive and handle, they are perfection on wheels. 1 here it a gieatly teiined engine and transmission that provide even finer performance . . . a ride of unbelievable smoothness and quiet . . . and notable advancement* in power steering and braking. These new CaJillac virtue* have been interpreted in thirteen distinctita body styles. Every motorist owes himself an hour at the wheel. T he 1960 Cadillac is waiting for you now at your authorized Cadillac dealer's—and yuur dealer himself is waiting to introduce you to thi* magnificent new Standard of the W oildl B o l( " to choose from! Also - D*n River Rale* Fruit ef Ike Loom Thread* - Zippers • Needles - Tries • Kelt* • Burkin • AU Sewing Needs vis c o in si m u Shagbatk See and Drive the 1 9 6 0 Standard o f the World Drip • Dry* Park Ave. Opposite Feed Fair " . TALLAHASSEE (I’P I l - S u t e Ally. Gen. Richard Ervin ruled Thursday that white restaurant owner* do. not have to serve Negro patron*. If a customer refuse* to leave, the owner can have Mm thrown off the premier*. Ervin added. The ruling, atked by State Ally. Richard Geritein of Miami, apparently was prompted by *evcrnl recent attempts by Negroes to be served in downtown Miami lunch counter*. The most recent attempt Monday ended in a fist Ulghl between a white patron and a Negro and white who *ald tbey» were member* of the Committee t of Racial Equality (CORE). Ervin quoted a North Carolina BROKEN FAMILY—Nathan Hoffman, of Los Angeles, Supreme Court decision which tries to console his daughters, Helen, 11 (left), and ruled that the right of an opera­ Barbara, 10, after a judge ruled th a t the girls must re­ The Craft* Building In Fort tor of p private business to select turn to Brooklyn with their mother. The youngsters hi* rustomrr* and to make the se- Mrtlon Park wa* msdr active had been visiting Hoffman, who is divorced from their lection on the “ basis of color" ha* Monday night with tho first work­ mother, and had decided they’d rather stay in Cali­ been rfeognlicd by Ihe nation's shop gathtring of the Sanfotd A rt Attn, fornia with him, (UFI Telephoto) appellate court*. Approimately IB person* with art material attended the work­ Truck-Bike Crash shop, according to Chairman J. E. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Al­ Mathicux. bert Morrison, 1!, Negro, was kill­ The Sanford Art Ann. will ed Wednesday when he rode Ms me«l every second Monday during bicycle into the path of a semi­ tha month in tha lobby room of By FRED DANZIG canter a t 7:90 NEW YORK (U PI) — “Target For Three.’* the season trailer truck. Driver Dewey M. thaAHcivic interested person* are urged Musgrme tali) he was unable to premiere for CBS-TV’n Playhouse 00, muses th e bull’s eye avoid hitting Ihe child. to attend and join the workshop. U l I s REFA1B »r DYE Year Bbocs Ta Look Like New Carter's Shoe Shop 1 ;• Collins Thinks Governor Should Succeed Himself ij • w •- * rs& r.K ) * VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER Sanford Fabric Center Walker Bldg. 2310 O ak Ave. at Orlando Drive Second & Palmetto Street* HOLLER M O T O R SALES Sen ford, Florid* �I Assignment BROTHER, COULD YO U SPARE A DIM E? him. Upas his return from the office, the guard m u i | i i i i t hi* fid*, hi* m g ' peeled far t$fl possible fulminant of thee* threat*. Brea •> he slept ta the upstairs bedroom of hie quaint, eteae French-type horn, a m u with a n a remained nearby. The light ty Stocks Often fey n t bam subjected to vtotont market awing*. True. at toto Urns sad during edrtaia market periods, tha prices todlildaal stocks hsvu felled to rtflset the continued C L t e i “How can sayona who mm growth for stocka : too fcdwtotos fail to raaliae that ia tha gn at mow world Hwtiitt which th us compatriot a n going to sorvo the mm sad light companies In strategic anas of the country, to e h i t i omnon lee of tkia tn e a n located, a n also Ing to expand arid build earning power for their equities?” . . We have aeon dynamic result* markotwisc la stocks of M g utility ccotoriiries In Florida, Tsxaa aad Arisons. This doe not only to the growth of the territory but also to the fiity of management to improve operating results. Mr. 8toils has chosen Southern Nevada Power Company i an excellent meana of participating in the growth o f that ea of Nevada. Located mainly in the vicinity of Laa Vegaa, town primarily as s spot _ _______ ____, ____ A ttm ting Indus­ try through the efforts of tbe la g Vegas Chamber of ComMMvea. Companies that use the service of Southern Nevada P m r Co. art Titanium Metals Corp. of America, (a subsid­ iary of National Lead), Stauffer Chemical Co. of Nevada AM rkaa Potash and Chemical Corp., United States Lime Product Corp., Manganese, Inc., and Pabco Products, Inc. Other large users are the military installations, including Nattto Air Force Base, a permanent Installation, which is the largest Jet base in the U. 8., Indian Spring* Air Force Base, • satellite field under Air Force Special Weapons Command, rind Lake Mead Ammunition Depot, an ordinance storage facflity. ' Southern Nevada Power Co., waa Incorporated in 1929 but tbs common stoek was not publicly offered until 1954. It tofapUio electricity in Clerk County, Lae Veges and North Uie Vegas, tbe military installations mentioned before, Whitney, Pittman and Goodsprings. Average residential us­ age went up from 9378 kwh., In 1957 to 9,860 kwh., In 1958, About three times more than national average usage, and betteved to be the higheat of any Inveator-owned public utility ia the nation. The directors of the company recently increas­ ed the dividend from 81.00 to $1.10. Net Income of the com­ pany for the 12 months ended June 30, 1059, equaled after preferred dividend* f 1.78 per share. • • • HerbetiHefUer, with home building projecta under way that l9 5 t wlfl be the blggrtt year la tha history of hi* HWtltr Coaatnwtkm Co. Within lest than two moatha from tha August a While opening ef tha Howell Park development— completely air conditioned home* from $12350 to $14,950— more than 128 of tha houaaa have been sold. This new 5,000 boms community is sast^of Highway 17-92 near Casselberry. Recently published In this column was a paragraph con­ cerning American Marc, Inc., makers of diesel engines, gen­ erator aeta aad boats. A current report from the Wall S tm t com ply to 'reaching for” sales of $10 million In the current fiscal year ending next May 81 and • profit of about $13 million, reported by W. Denis Kendall, president. In tha fiscal year ended May 81, tha company had • net profit of $871,629 or 18 centa a share. Included In net DAILY C R O SSW O R D 32. Pithy W 3 1-yjV* awOH4 MESC1M WiTI iWOTtt-tUM capital W'PUif'Ilf*! IT. Scorched hum am r.vinin ----31. Unare# 33. Constant. 30. Mental Won 10. Kind 37. Put* late *f motion horse 20. Musis nolo It. Greet. 31. Leading Inr (ahbr.) Craft 22. Missile IR Morning check <m&) wsnpon h . rtrxorm (ahbr.) SROetUe It. Pertldao SR Asm* IRKxrtama. lions M. Unfilled rock cavity 8L Barium <»ym) US-Say again ST. Jewish SRWlde-awaVa 00. By oaeseir 41. Bated with pleasure ORBrilliant ORMtUlUo rocks 44. Oa tho oetei DOWN 3. Breach U!4':IH 4 S H -n ST.FMth caliph (pots.) IS. Bird of panto 00. Mine LONDON (UFI>—The eideet sad poorest of the Man t r sthsrs comedy team went to work Theredey to support hi* beoUee. "I have been betting ea torsos sine* I wee M oad 1 celcalete I must have loot appreoimataty two mlllioa dollars since then," ITyear-old Chico Mark told a news conference Wednesday. chlce (he's the mm who wears the dunee-cap bat aad pleya the piano) arrived la Kaglaad to bo- Honesty! BOSTON (DPI) — A newly, enacted Massachusetts law pro­ vides that no person shall require an employe to take a lie detector test as a condition of employntenL No One’s Perfect A unique program was promot­ ed at the Seminole County Mini­ sterial Association meeting Thurs­ day morning. Tbe Rev. John T. Thomat apnk# «f the development of Church Music and illustrated various types at mutle by high fidelity recordings. Rev. Thomas pointed out that music baa always been an Inte­ gral part of man's religious reel­ ings and expressions. Non-Chris­ tian religions, at well as the Judco-Christian religion, rely greatly upon tha use of mule. The New Taatament Churdi at ita Inception naturally adopted much of the mualcat tradition of the Old Testament Judaism from which the Church sprang. Tha dtvelopment of a distinctive style of musk in the Cbrtiuan Church did not come until about the fourth century ■after Christ when tha Church first began to have gene­ ral acceptance. Even then tha muale h»« * marked reflection el the Jewlih Influence With ita plain­ tive tone la tbe minor key for the most part. Durlag the 19th century church music experienced Ua meat rapid u d radical davalop•eat. Many ef today's hymn* vers written in that period. Tha sptaker stated that th* develop meat ef the hymnody of th* church still cestinuea with unusual trends te be observed at this pres­ ent time. The adaptation of popu­ lar styles of music to church aervteos la under experimentation la many places. Te illustrate the trend* and styles of church music the mini­ sters listened to several recorded selection*. Th* early Gregorian music waa beard with its plain seng unison arrangement* of Tha Lard's Prayer aad an English translation of the Kyrie elataon. Traditional classical Church mu­ sic was played in organ arrange­ ment* and sung by a choral group. Among these were: “When 1 Survey Um Wondrous Cross,” “The Xing of Love My Shepherd la,” and a Bach chorale entitled “Commit Thou aQ that Crtcva The program concluded with several selections written ia th* modern 20th Century ldlomatle ■tele, lorn* of the traditional Christian words have been set to music with an appeal to tho commoo ear. Reactions were varied aa tho ministers heard soma of tha groat hymn* of the church rendered first in the style of awtng music, played on the organ and sung by a choral group. / TALLAHAMRE (UFI) — Jack­ sonville Mayer Haydoa Born, a preopectlee eaadldata far gover­ nor, told newsmen Wednesday night that be ia an ‘‘unyielding segregationist.” Burn entertained newsmen at dinner at tbe wind-up of a awing through Northwest Florida during which he addressed numerous civic clubs aad other groupsHe talked like e man on tbe vergo of becoming an official candidate, but protected himself from having to start filing cam­ paign financial reports by popporing bia statement* with a qualifying “if I run." President Plans Medicine-Golf PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (U P D I’realilent Etienbowtr planned Thursday to lake the best medi­ cine ha knows for n had cold—golf. Tha Chief Executive, weather permitting, selected the nearby El Dorado Country Club count for hie (trot therapeutic game te threw off tbe cold that has dogged him able* he returned from Europe an Labor Day. The President was expected to ay with hla host, Georgs E. Al­ ii, of Washington, Gettysburg and tbe California desert where Allen has a luxurious home oa the 1,000aere grounda of th# La Quinta Hotel, about U mile* from Palm Springs. Playing with th* President tad Allen ware two other buddies, Wil­ liam E. Robinson, board chairman of Coca Cola, and Freeman Go#den, tbe Amoa of the famed radio team of Amoa and Andy. Both Rob­ inson and Goeden have been friends of the Preaident for years. When he arrived here aboard the big government TOT Jet transport from Washington lata Wednesday, the Preaident encountered weather that his doctor, MaJ. Gen, Howard McC. Snyder, would not have rec­ ommended particularly for n raw throat and stuffy nasal passages. To the momentary mortification of local boosters, a mild afternoon C grit and seat billowing dust clouds rolling down th* passes from the San Jacinto Mountains. A Marina Corps helicopter with tbe President’s specially trained crew from Washington quickly whisked him off th* windy Palm Springs landing fltld 20 miles to La Quinta. The Preaident landed about 1,000 feet from Allen'a ha­ cienda and drova over to the house while tha wind cast a film of sand over the countryside. goes to nuke some community more prosperous f yours . . . or the other fellow's HAPPINESS THROUGH HEALTH BY DR. F. LEO KERWIN H adult. In reality D there is little :L difference f o r r;% '■ I tho child’s body learning ■ H is t h e s a m e 4. Attempt R Flashing functionally as the mdult’s. You Page 4 Friday. October S, 1989 wera once a child. vss,t u • usl« w. mmm roe ----A child, aa a rule, makes KvnLVB a. evanise. a< about the best patient . . . . jack Twin tw o ^ m a a a w ? nai**» mainly for the reason that ho has not carried nerve InataainttriM UTSS terferenco aa long and, since hU body la In the formative stage, will respond better and more quickly than tho adult, It to only sound reason that ef faith BOSTON (UPI) — The month. Ir mayasine of the Massachusetts huts Police carried this defini­ tion of a law-abiding motorist: “Thsro Is a Widsnat* in God’s agreed that such trends are tri­ “One who slows down as he Mercy” and "Th* Lord’s Prayer" dent In church music today. peases e etop sign." were played. Then with a Jau combo furnishing the accompani­ ment arrangements of tha Kyrle deisms, Tbe Lord’* Prayer and the 150th Psalm were presented. Tbe program waa qalt* wtQ re­ ceived and though few, if any were ready to accept or adopt the modern style of muitc into their church services, all wart Florida Mayor Confirms Stand The preeeace of the guarde via* lbly irritated the Secretary o l State. For that reaaoa Mr. Dulka often did not know bo waa being guarded. Tbe night* waleh waa stopped abruptly by his srder on Chriiu m u I * t of list when the Sem* tary, looking out of bia window, saw tha m u standing la the shadows. He said be emldn’t tolerate seeing a m u being away from hla family on tbe hoUdajL Just 1 ecause of him. " The night policemen would aserdte themselves la u sleeve leading to tbe servants' entrance. A brick wall afforded good cevar and the policeman had an fierilent view of the surrounding yard snd also the walks that step down to the front entrance. Actually, tbe Dulleses bed their own built-in alarm. That waa Pepl, tha family pet. No lntrud-. er could have gotten by pepl. ■ coaibiack French poodle, which slept la the Dulles drawing room. Today, Pfpi still guards the Dulles home, now occupied by the Secretary’s widow, two servants and a part-time secretary. There is no longer need fur armed guards in that neighbor* hoed. Things are peaceful, though lonely, ea this winding, narrow hillside street under the trees. Make your dollars build your community „not somebody else's! eve»> Pa rlu w wc>l worth Jour while ta ha'e your children check?d by n Chiropractor if there “ anY auspicior. of disease ° r Uck of ease in tho body, F°r th® * » n tr the block to VH*1 M* On* of u series of articles published in th* public intercat to explain and 1Huairate the practice of scientific Chiropractic, written by Dr. F. Leo Kenrtn whose office ia located at 201 8. French Avo. and hla telephone number in FAlrfai 2-7442. �Wedding Revealed Lt. (j. g.) Dale R. McClure •MV. S. N., son of C. W. O. (retired) U. S. N. and Mrs. James B. Mc'Clure, of Sanford and Miss Alletta Allison daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Butler of New Looden, Coon., were married Aug. $1 in Charleston, S. C. The bride Is a graduate of Wil­ liams Memorial Institute and ME Ida Jr. College. Lt. McClure Is a MM graduate of the Naval Aca­ demy and is stationed in Charles- FH., Oct. 2, 1959—Page 6 flfr Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cabot Parker, Sr., of Conway, S. C. an­ nounce the engagement of their daughter, Sarah Prances, to the Rev. Donald T. Hubbard, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Leek S. Hubbard, of Andersou, S. C. The wedding will take place Dec. 27 at the Conway Methodist BARGAINS BY THE BUNDLE are displayed by Holy Cross Episcopal Church in Conway, S. C. Church women pettintr ready for the church ciothlnjr. cake, and cookie Miss Parker was graduated sale today and tomorrow. From left, Mrg. Wallace Phillips, Mrs. Don from Columbia College, Columbia, Bishop Jr, and .Mrs. Ralph W ight exhibit some articles to he sold in the S. C., with a B. A. degree in Elementary Education. While at Snnford Ave. and First St. building. Some of the articles to lie offered for Columbia, she was a member sate are brand new. More than 37 merchants made donations of vurious of Kappa Delta Epsilon, national kinds of merchandise. Mrs. Richurd Deas is general chairman and Mrs, honorary education fraternity. Paul Johnson, assistant. Other chairmen assisting are Mrs. S. 0. Chase For the past two years she has Jr., sales: Mrs. Hugh O'Hara, merchants donations; Mrs. B. I„ Perkins Jr., been employed by the Board of sorting; Mrs. Wally Philips, pricing; Mrs. J. L. Galloway, cakes and Mrs. Public Instruction as a third R. F. Sheddcn, publicity. grade teacher in Sanford, Flor­ ida. Rev. Hubbard was graduated from Anderson (S. C.) Junior Col­ Enterprise lege and received his B. S. de grte in Physical Education at Erskine College, Due West, S. C. He received his B. D. degree from Columbia Theological Seminary In Decatur. Ga. A former pianist, BY HELEN SNODGRASS sportswrlter and coach, he will Mrs. Richard Harris of Maitland serve as interim supply minister The Joy Ruth Sunday School motion to the adult department of at the First Presbyterian Church and Mrs. Milton Ryan entertained class of Iho First Baptist Church the Sunday school. in Sanford, Fla., until December. at the home of the latter Sunday Plans wrre made for a visita­ with a surprise family birthday met i t the home of 3!rs. W. 31. Mrs. Pearson Entertains Mrs. Joe Pearson entertained ^ Tuesday night with a bridge-des­ sert for n group of friends at her home on Wynnwood Drive. High score priie was woo by Mrs. B. C. Hamilton and icreeno prise was awarded to Mrs. Joe Dean! Refreshments of whipped cresm ftntlt puffs, cokes and coffee were served by the hostess. Others en­ joying the evening were Mrs. Ron Dickerson, Mrs. Emanuel Villar, A Mrs. Ralph Cowan, Mrs. George Milia sod Mrs. r. Wide Tye. Members of the Fireman’s Aux­ iliary arc reminded of the meet­ ing Monday night at the home of Mrs. M. N. Cleveland at I o'clock. All wives of the local 9!firem en sre eligible for member* •ship and are urged to attend this meatilng as guests. Oviedo Bible Class Enjoys Barbecue MISS SARAH FRANCES PARKER Church Calendar The Navy Wlvaa Club mm U Monday at I p. m. at the cleh home in the Chief a building at the Naval Air lUtlos. All wives of enliited p in m e l are invited to attend, fo r further information call Mrs. William J. Leighty at PA 2-g4« or Mrs. BUI Kutier at FA 2 MO. fiMAanah Craig Anderion, son ot Mrs. & A. Anderson Jr., arrived hem* this week. He received hie dim charge from the Navy at Nor* folk, Va., after four yean la the service. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. B a t e J fannounce the birth of their eeeeM son, Charlea Price. He waa Ran Sept. 29 at Flab Memorial Hos­ pital In DeLaod. GrandpartaU are Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Baker Sr., of Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Hardy ot Titusville. Fred N. Roasetler of the Mor­ gan Guaranty Trust Co, at New York is returning homo today al­ ter a visit with his parenta, Mr. and 3trs. A. K. Rostettcr on Cel­ dinner honoring Mrs. Fred Har­ Johns for the September business tion program by the elasa on ery Ave. Personals Oviedo Circles Meet Monday Fireman Auxiliary Resumes Meetings frrtll Miss Parker To Marry Rev. Donald Hubbard The present address or the cou­ ple Is Route 1, Boa 224 Bur Claire, Charleston, S. C. Circles of the Flr;t Methodist Church of Oviedo will hold their f meetings Monday as follows: The Chappel Guild Circle will meet ‘with Mrs. J. H. Staley on Lake ■Charm, it 3:30 p, m. The Bethany Circle meets at g p. m. Monday night with Mrs. Bob McCilliitcr. The Mary Mar* • tha Circle meets at 3:30 p. m. tat the home of Mrs. B. F. Wheel•er, Sr., with Mrs. Prank Taibott as eo-hosttii. Circles of the First Baptist ^ Church of Oviedo will all gather ■In the New Educational Bldg. ‘Monday night at 7:30 for their Individual 30 minute meetings. At the general assembly and business program following. Mrs. •T. H. Daniel will preside until Ithe new officers are installed, ■then will turn the gavel over to Mrs. W. H. Anderion, new presi­ dent. Mrs. A. B. Tcdford, program a chairman of the WMU, will give w a general outline of programs for Jthe ensuing year. WmtTorfl The Wclaey Bible C lan of the Firit Methodist Church of Oviedo enjoyed a delicious beef barbe­ cue dinner F-iday night at the Fellowship Hall of the church. Hosting the party were Mr. ami Mrs. Phil Packard, Ml*s Ruth Davidson and Miss Elisabeth 01Uff. Wives Plan Coffee The CPO Wives Club will spon­ attached to the Sanford Naval Air sor a ‘'Friendship Coffee" next Station, including wives of navy Wednesday at 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. chiefs who have retired and arc SUNDAY at the CPO club. living in this area. Pinccrcst Youth Fellowship 9 p. Invitations have been mailed to The committee in charge of ar­ m. all wives of Chief Petty Officers rangement! has had some diffi­ culty securing all the corrrct ad­ Four Way singing convention meets at (he Naiarene Church, dresses. Anyone who has not re* cclvcd an invitation is asked to First St. in Lake Wales. Lunch Oviedo call Mrs. Simpson at FA 2 7810 at noon, singing until 4:30 p. m, or Mrs. Campbell at FA 2-1074 MONDAT for further information. Circle t and 2 of the First Chris­ Nursery service will be avail­ tian Church meets at the educa­ able at a reduced rile for those BY MARION R. JONES tional building at 10 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Ren H. Junes and who have small children. Call Women of the Presbyterian 3lri. While at FA 2-7822 for reser­ Church executive board meet at Mary were luncheon guests of Mr. vation. Several door prizes will and Mrs. J. B. Jones and Jimmy 10 a. m. Boy Scouts 7 p. in. The be awarded and hostesses are Philathca Class meets with Mrs. nn Sunday. .Mr. ami Mrs. Ben H. Jones and Mrs. Albert Campbell, Mrs. Ger* W. S. Urumley Sr., on Celery Ave. aid Crane. .Mrs. Harold Sundvali at 7:30 p. m. co-hostcsa Mrs. Mil­ Mary and II. C. Parker spent a and Mrs. Phillip Simpson. couple of days this week at their dred Case. Daytona tleach home. Miss Nellie Beasley. October Stale legislatures enacted 111 bride-elect, will he feted at a major lax changes this year, in­ miscellaneous shower .Saturday by cluding 87 increases and 12 new Mrs. Juc I. Beasley, Mrs. George taxes against five reductions and C. Means and Mrs. Mac E. King one repeal, according to the Tax at the home of the former, time Foundation. 8 p. m. The Cathulic Women's Club of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. McCall, Jr. have moved from Orlandu back All Souls Church, will hold their regular monthly meeting Monday to Oviedo. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Muse are at 8:00 P. 31. at the Civic Center. The membership la aw open, expecting to move to Belie Glade or I’ahokcc In the near future to and all wome- of the Parish are invited to attend the meeting. make their home. The Rev. Richard J. Lyons will 3trs. Jack Dodd, who bad an unfortunate fall recently is re­ give a progress report on the new the Mediterranean. Since no Invi­ school building now under con­ tations could be mailed it will ported doing fine. struction, and will also speak un Mrs. Clara Mariner Is asking be necessary to make reserva­ all members of Ihe Mary Martha the Eucharistic Congress to he tions by calling; Circle to bring their sewing equip­ held in Orlando this month. Mrs. R. Hite at FA 2 4328; Mrs. ment Monday, to their meeting, C. LcCramie FA 2-18S3; Mrs. H. they plan to hem dish towels Adams FA 23430 or Mrs. R. El­ as lis FA 2-7633. An inicreitlng pro- for the church. They have recently grsm is planned tor entertain­ made 131 caneer pads a; s serv­ ment following the dinner. Reser­ ice project. vations should be made no later than Monday. ris and Miss Helen Snodgrass. Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Sellers and family spent Sunday in Cocoa with relatives of Mrs. Sellers. Mrs. W. L. Tyler left Saturday for several days with her mother Mrs. E. Vaughan and sister Mrs. Tom Rivers and family in Green Cove Springs. Mrs. Vaughan is recovering from surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Jones have returned to their home in Ft. Lauderdale after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Hraddock for acteral days. Miss Bertha Wright of Jackson­ ville spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. 31. Wright, Joy Ruth Class Installs Officers and social meeting. 31rs. Janis Carrigan, president, presided at the business session and received reports from various olficcrs and group leaders. New groups were formed and assigned to the new leaders for the coming year. A letter was read from a former rlas? president now living tn Alabama. Friendship notes were written to be sent to her. Thu class presented Mrs. Currigan with a Bible in appreciation of her leadership tha past year. Mrs. Johns and Mrs. Don Reagan received corsages is the class colors in recognition of their pro- Thursdays. The president's moth­ er, Mrs. Elsie Beat was welcomed as a visitor. Homer L. Osborne, superintend­ ent of the young married peopie'a department officiated at nn Impressive insinuation service. Officers installed for Ihe coming Ing year were; Mrs. J. R, Hen­ derson; president;" Mrs. Otto Thomas, vice president; Mrs. W. R. Carrigan, secretary, Mrs. James Wade, devotional and 31ri. Paul llammcl, social. Group leaders are Mrs. Calvin Wright, Mrs. Marvin Younger, 31rs. William Wise, Mrs. R. W. Lashbrook and .Mrs. John Ezell. 3trs. A. J. Peterson Is etaaa teacher, Mrs. II. II. 3lcKachern, assistant teacher and 3Irs. If. Is, Osborne Is department secretary. Church Groups Meet Monday Episcopal Churchwomen Cha^ ier meeting will be held Moaday at ihe follow lag places and hours; St. Agnes at 3 p. m. with Mrs. Dan Wright Jr., to-hostess Mrs. Percy Stereer; St. Ann's it 2:30 p. m. with Mrs. S. O. Chase Jr., co-hostess Mrs. Hawkins Connelly; St. 31ark's at 10 a, m. with Mrs. Henry Tamm Jr., eo-boataae Mrs. John Homer; 5t. Mary’s • p. m. with Mm Gordon Sweeney, co-boeteee Mrs. Harry Canelt. Personals Catholic Women Meet Monday Wives Plan Get’Acquainted Dinner And Program Next Week ~ Wives of VAH 9 arc planning a “ “Get Acquainted Dinner”. It Is scheduled for next Friday Oct. 9 at the NA5 ballroom beginning at 7 p. m. Tickets arc 51.85 and aur­ aary facilities will be available at a charge of $1 for a family at the “Kitty Corner” nursery. 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M a n y Other H e m s i\t D i s c o u n t P r i c e s SANFORD, FLA. Speaker: G. K. WALLACE oACE OCT. 4 - 1 1 7:30 P.M . 9 5 . VANITY in our purpose to restore New Testament Christianity GIFT Jh& Jab/iic Shop OPEN 9 ’HI 9 2339 ORLANDO DR. See it in September tiL A U Q U M I X o jV fi’A SPECIALISTS IN DRAPERY FA 2-3783 Free Decorating Service ^ J AND S U P COVER FABRICS A block south jo M d ju 9 8 �CHICAGO (UPI) - The Chleiio White Sox, ett to • flyla* atert i la their drive to make up for the » hifieat blot m beaeball’i record, . tried to sake it two la a row over , the deflated Loe Anisic* Dodgers i today ia the aeeoad game ot the i World Seriea. 1 Maaager A1 Lepet called on Bob | Skew, aa 11-game winner, to aid ! the White Sox’ campaign to erase i tbo memory of bow their last i pennant-winner—the "Slack Sox" i of 4# year* ago — threw the lilt i Seriea to the Claclaaaall Rada, i Shaw, a feat-balling righthand* i ot win face fobs Podrea who i burled tbo Dodgers to their only World Series triumph-back in h-Pairly l t • •i IMS when they were based ia Klippetola p • a • • > Brooklyn. Podres baa a IM re­ cord agalst Shaw's 1H. Totals 34 0 B • Early Wyaa, St-year-old vet­ Chicago ASRMB1 eran who bounced back to wla S3 Aparlcio aa S • • • gamea this eoasoo, and heavilytom 3b 4 S 1 • i muscled Tad Kluasawskl, with two Laadia ef 4 3 3 1 homo ruaa and flva runs batted WBIW the MOW chief tu»«t heroes Httves m uom lag, were asm the Kluasawskl lb 4 a 3 5 gats Lollar cf 3 1 • 1 White Sox shut out Um Dodgers Goodman 3b 3 1 1 1 11-0 and rocked them back on Espoaito 3b 3 • • • Umlr heels with an 11-blt attack Smith If 4 1 3 t wkleh made it the worst first Rivera rf 4 1 • o game runaway In Seriea annals. Wynn p s a i l But Um Dodgers Insisted that sulay p i a a a they weren't hanging on Um ropes, pointing out that they bad coma Totals is 11 11 f back from n 13-3 loss to Um a-Struck out for Lahlsa la lift Chtcsst Caht to *ia the S t’M rul b-Grouaded out for Koufax In 7th League pennant In a feverish c-PUad out for Wills in 3th playoff with Milwaukee. Los Aagelea 000 too 000— a "It's losing the close ooea that Chicago 307 loo oox—a hurt you,” Insisted Dodger man­ E-Solder 3. Neal. PO-A-Loo An* ager Walt Alston. "Ona like this galas 34-0; Chicago 37-10. DP-Ap- In, were Um chief heroes as the arlelo, Pox, and Kluasawskl. ia just forgotten.” LOB • Los Angeles f, Chicago 3. You couldn't sell that to Um 2B-Fox, Wynn, Smith 3 liR-Klu- White Sox or to the 43,013 fans saewskl 3. SB-Neal. BP-Lollar. who cheered and jeered as the Ip h r er bb so home club racked up five Loa Craig (L) 3133 3 3 l l Angeles pitchers for 11 bits In Churn 3-33 0 3 0 0 pinning Um loss on young Roger Labtoe . 1 0 0 0 0 1 Craig, took a two run lead in the Koufax 3 a a a a i first Inning, crushed the Dodgers Kltppateln 3 1 0 0 0 3 with seven more runs ia the Wynn (W) 7 S 0 a 1 S third, and then, just for good Staley 3 3 0 0 0 1 measure, added another pair la (Churn pitched to 3 batters In Um fourth. 4th; Wynn pitched to 1 batter ia Nellie Fox, the tobacco-chewing •th). sparkplug of the White Sox, start­ USuminers (A.L.) plate; Das- ed the journey of annihilation in roll (N.L.) lb; Hurley (A.L.) 3b; the very first Inning when, with Secory (N.L.) 3b; Dixon (N.L.) one away, he drew a walk. Jim rf; Rice (A.L.) If. Time 3:33. Landis laced a single to right and A-41,413. little NcUie went to third. That’s when Big Klu started his heroics with a single to right which Under Study scored Fox and put Landis on TRENTON, N. J. (UPI) — The third. Sherm Loiter followed with attorney general'! office la study­ a long drive te center that kept ing the proposed puchase of the Klu anchored on first, but Landis Freehold harness track by Moo- canterad borne after the catch. mouth Peril, It waa revealed ea That accounted for tho first two Thursday by Deputy Attorney runs — but the mi nacre really General David Sate. The state started In the third Inning. Raring Commission asked for n The pesky Sox started that fan­ ruling after being askad to ap­ tastic third with a double. Landis prove tbo isle. singled him home and then Big Box Score f W BUMLY ■*5* \-wf y 9 9 -re * * ‘ iA M LV W YNN% o f ru t CMAMPtoM CM/GAOO . WMrr* mox, . LOW —"’V m cjft worn* AffiAM AM cg-ftrtH tM O fOK c u w u fo . Mgm * 0 i* rtM / / r f ' f*M T * _ *4 i 9 J f , HA* MORE VtCrrOM/tB TNAAf AMYA c r tv t frrcM t/t. u t r f AfO ’ tMME WiMHt* S 7/Mff, B ttrm 'o L o o to H f t o * A'/BfMfOr HOMtD Trim For Mark * BONNEVILLE BALT FLATS. Utah (UF1>—Mickey Thompeon of El Monte, Calif., begins prepara­ tions today for s weekend assault at the world land speed record ef IN miles an hour set by the late John R. Cobh of England. If pres­ ent favorable weather conditions held, Thompeon says he will make the attempt either Saturday er Fight It Out CHERRY POINT, N. C. (UPI) —Pvt Phil Rogers of San Diego Clod M. Sgt A1 Greer ef Hawaii for the third-rand lead ia the all-Marian golf tournament Thurs­ day with a two-under-par 70 that gave him a 333 total. New Couch REGINA, Saak. (UPI) - Frank Tripucka has been named to re­ place George Tarlap aa bead coach of the Saskatchewan Roughriders ot the Western Interprovlncial Football Union. Redfl Buy Infielder CINCINNATI (UPI) - Third baseman Cliff Cook of the Savan­ nah club In the Class A South Atlantic League, the circuit's runs ited in and home run leader, a been purchased by the Cla- S offers Um best chance of Um ma­ son to see a major southeastern team In action, with n total of 13 games on the schedule. The headliners find Georgia Tack best to Ocmsoo, Mississippi State at Tennessee, Georgia at South Carolina and Louisiana State versus Baylor la Saturday afternoon contests, and Alabama at Vanderbilt. Miami at Florida Slate and Mississippi Southern versus Texas AAM Saturday night. Hare’s a thumbnail sketch of the weekend action won • loss re­ cords la parenthesis: Friday night: The Kentucky Wildcats (0-3) visit the unbeaten Detroit Titans (3-4). Tbo Wildcats have looked effective oo defenses but were un­ able to keep their offense from sputtering la leases to Georgia Tech and Mississippi. The Titans, playing a rougher • than • usual schedule have beaten George Washington and Marquette. Saturday afternoon: The Seventh • ranked Clemson Tigers (3-4) met 13th • ranked Georgia Tech Yellow Jackeu (3-0) In what shapes up as one of the feature attractions In the nation. The game should Include a pass­ ing duel between quarterbacks Harvy White of Clemson and Fred Braselton of Tech. The Tennessee Vote (10) fresh from that 34) upset that ended Au­ burn’s streak of 34 games, look like a defensive power. Sophomeric Mississippi s t a l e (0-1) shewed potential la a 14-13 loss at Florida. The resurglng Georgia Bulldogs FOOD STORES Florida’s Friendliest Moot Convenient Food Sloro • Quick Service French Ave. at 23rd St, COLD BEER WOODRUFF M A R I N E Carte* or Case To Carry Out Only Flaking A Pkato ■•ppUea Paper Ftatea, Cepe, Spoons, Forks, Fishing Poles, KvoryIking For A Complete Heeling Or Flohlsg Trip. Take advantage of tho COLD CUTS ference dark horses after convinc­ ing wins over Alabama aad Van­ derbilt. The South Carolina Game­ cocks (34) should bo a real test Top • ranked Louisiana State (34) is rated threo touchdowns better tbsa the Baylor Bean (14). The Tigers will need a con­ vincing win. The Auburn Tigers (0-1), at­ tempting to rebound from that up­ set by Tennessee, figure to take out their frustration on the passminded Hardln-Simmens Coyboys (0-3), The Tigers still have to jell their offense. The Florida Gators (34) are off and running. They should have Uttla trouble with the downtrod­ den Virginia Cavaliers (4-3) who have allowed M points and scored none. The unscored — an Mississippi Rebels (34) taka aa apparent breather against small time Mem­ phis State (34). The Rebels hope to win the SEC title but like to warm up against smaller outside compotitioo. Saturday night: The Vsnderbllt commodores (0-1) were set back on their heels by Georgia. But the Commodoeos conference halfback Have all Tom Moore and other offensive weapons while Alabnma (1-1) has to rely oa Us defensive talents. Florida State (1-1) woo a great morale booster last icason when they beat the Miami Hurricinea (14), for the first time la flva triei. A second victory may be harder. Tutena (0-3) appears beaded for Its third straight less as boat te unbeaten Wake Forest (34). The Wave has bean oulscorsd 34-7 In Us flrit two gamea. Mississippi Southern (14) the nation's ‘ o. 1 small college team. step* into big time circles against Texas AAM (1-1) at Mobile, Ala. Based oo the Aggies win over are narrow two-point favorites Mtchlgsn State, It appears that over the Big Ten Conference in­ Southern's to • game winning vaders. Ohio State shared 10th place atreak la in dire danger. with Notre Dame in ihia week’s UPI rating and hopes to move up a couple of notches by defeat­ ing CSC. The Buckeyes opened their season last Ssturday by edging Duke, 14-13. It will mirk the first night fsme ever played by aa Ohio Slate tram. West Virginia la ■ six-point fav­ orite over George Washington and Kentucky la a seven point choice over Detroit in other mijor Fri­ day night gamea. The biggest attractions oa Sat­ urday's card are Northwestern vs Iowa and Notro Dame vs Purdue. Northwestern was ranked sec­ ood In tbo nation following Us 43-13 victory over ooce-mlghty Ok­ lahoma last Saturday but Is a onepoint underdog against Iowa, which opened its season by clob­ bering California, 43-13. Purdue, although unranked among the top ten, Is a threepoint favorite to hand Notre Dame its first defeat under new coach •Iwiy* cIht Joe Kuharich. The Irish romped to a 2*4 triumph over North Car­ •Iwayt plaaty olina last Saturdsy while Purdue its toe* to metal a A Cwaptoio Assortsusi Ot Saadwkh Meats. On 1959’e • nd T rade-ins! WOODRUFF M A R I N E By TED ELUSIEWSEI As ToM To UPI CHICAGO (UPI) - That wasn't too bad for a start, but what do I do now for an encore? When you’ve been around Urn majors as long aa I have, you don’t feel there are many thrills left la store for you. This was by far my biggest one, though. Mere are l, a guy who has spent pracUcally my entire career la Um NaUoaal League and never dreamed—oot until a week ago, aayway-erf ever getting ia a World Scries anymore. And to start it off like this— well, air, I don't think I can ever I didn't think that first homer of mine was going all the way in the third Inning. 1 thought It was going to come down short. There wasn't any question la my mind about the second one. though. I knew that was gone for good. Happy? Didn't you notice how 1 hot-dogged It around the bases after that fourth inning homer. Boy, I was really in clover trotUng around those bases. The thing that really pleased me was that my wife was out to the park and practically the whole town ot Argu. What do you mean you never heard of Argo? It has a population of 10,000 and It hap­ pens to be right here In Illinois. It also hsppcns to be my home­ town. • Apart from my hitting, I felt good because I finally got a uni­ form tailored with the sleeves cut short—just like I used to wear Retains Crown WARSAW (UPI) —Victor Bushuyev of Russia retained bit light­ weight title in the world and European weight • lifting cham­ pionship! Thursday when be lift­ ed a total ot 147 pounds. Bushuyev. who had lifts of 273, 237 ad 314 pounds, beat out Akop Faradxan of Russia by 33 pounds. Anglia, Prefect, Consul, Zephyr, Zodiac. Priced From $1625.00 Hunt Lincoln - Mercury 109 ‘ N. Palmetto FA 2-4884 • Complete line of • Lincoln • Mercury Edeel • English MemphU Stats Sanford Man 2nd In Second Round Of Golf Tourney • PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) -N ear­ ly too golf professionals set out on tho second round of the $30,000 Portland Centennial Open today In pcrauU of a young ex-Marine. Tony Lema, 23, of San Leandro, Calif., broke out of a summerlong slump Thursday to show the field hla heels with a seven-underpar 43 oa the velvety fairways and greens of tbe Portland golf club. He bad a two-stroke lead over the field in his quest for 32.SOO first monty. Closest to Lema at 17 were Jay llebert, Sanford. Fla., and Jim Ferree, Crystal River, Fla., Seven were tied for fourth with M i. The three end four bedroom homes in Ravenna Park are constructed with quality in every detail. They are built with the best material! available from the ground up, and color cordinated to blend beautifully with the lovely natural setting. Kitchen Equiment The Uleet roomy refrigerators by C*E contribute to kitchen convenience — DOWN Monthly Payments LIKE R E N T ! F.H.A. Fisssclsg JUST 1.9 MILES WEST OF THE TRAFFIC LIGHT a/ lower PRICES! AT 20th 4k FRENCH DRIVE OUT TODAY I I I I hi I Wayne Mathe Cellar Stadia A Recard Ctaier Construction Company Inc. NATURAL GAS CO. 203 Sanford Ave. FA 24U 3 Fordo Homes BuUt With Pride1 Popular — Country aad Western — Ruck sad Rsll Fine Selection oI Sacred Albeme Chicken, Baasage Weiner, Park Chapa Etc. Y»ALL COME 7 TO 11 against C ranked Texas ia a 10-point.choice over California and ninth-ranked Wisconsin la picked tn defeat Mar­ quette. 8AN FORD'S LARGEST SELECTION TOP IM — SINGLES — ALBl MS — ACCESSORIES QUICK COOK MEATS DAIRY PRODUCTS Milk. Better. Eggs. I«e Boa Pastries. battled UCLA to a scoreless Ue in Us opener. Top-ranked Louisiana State la a 31-point favorite over Baylor. Fourth-ranked Army la a 10point ebotco over Illinois but sev­ enth-ranked Clemson la a onepoint underdog for Its meeting with Georgia Tech. In other games, fifth-ranked Mississippi la an "out" favorite Klu lefted a homer Into Um right threw wildly to the Infield for kls> Wynn contributed to hie field steads. Chuck Chun aheuldered the toed for Crete Owe end two men wcat down to finally the not (til ia m hia as Duke Secood baseman Charley Neal cad It lato Um error act next when Tbo game assumed comic opera gobbled up Jim Rivera's proportions as the Sox added two grander and tossed It into the more ia tbo fourth. Landis started ___ dirt ia treat of the plate while with his third straight single aa£ sliced single to right Goodman trying to naU Smith at borne. The then U - was Big Klu agaln-R advanced to third on A1 Smith's ball struck Rivera’s discarded bat smashing a homer against the up* double to toft center. and bouaced past catcher John per rail In right field. Aa tbo ball That's when Snider equalled Um >Rosebor# as Smith galloped home dropped back on the playing field. Series record for inept play aa ho land-Rivera went on to secood. Dodger right fielder Norm Lark* er picked it up in disguest and hurled it up Into the roaring crowd. TbaP Klusxewskl blast ended the scoring for the day, and, while it when I was with Cincinnati and was five runs batted la to equal Pittsburgh. the World Scries oac-game merit Tbo White Sox dida't have a held jointly by Yankees Ton# uniform Ilka that when 1 came Laixert and Bill Dickey, It also over to them from Um Pirates was more than the White Sox last August 23th. They got mo one were to need on this actual anni­ versary of the day to years ago for the World Series, though. Am I going to wear the u n c when they started their sordid trip into shame and Infamy. one today? Are you kidding? HI-FI CLUB �i { m *ryr 5=SS *-■ - r ^ m -7 r ,i; Programs For Tho Wetk dtttfutld J 0 tR&poJd&: P K lU A t r. « H H l»» N»w# a n d Spot:* a i d Bow*. 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Hilly 1 :1 * 3:44 1 :14 4:13 4:19 1:14 1 :44 1.14 3 :13 1:13 W o rld T u r n * 1*1 m e a t t illd a r a le a v * F o r l l a u e r o r W o re * 1*1 A H a y In C a u rt 1*1 H a lt S to rm i l l H ig r a y u r r I D H eat t h * C lo c k I I I F ro m T h e * * llu o t t I D V e r d ic t I* T o u ra I D W bo Do Tou T r o d 1*1 A m e ric a n R a n d ita n d | 3 | H n u a * on H ig h S ire e t I D B r lg h t t r D av I I I S a c ra t S to rm I t ) S p lit P e r s o n a lit y I I I K d a a a t N la h t I D k lo v la — W e s te rn I I I T h re e S lo u g n I D P n o e v# P1*> 1*1 M y F r ie n d I T i . k * I I I l l u c k e t b e r r r Hound (11 W t a t k ir - N e w a .s p u r t * ( 3 ) C is c o K id 1*1 N aw a an d S p o rts I D H e n e v m o a n e rs l * l .M o d * 1:1* I D W l a l h i r 4:14 I D • New* H u r t in g a n d F is a la g 111 N i k i 3 :4 * I D s g i . P r e d o n o f T kno 7 1 ) | * l I k . i t ,— L a u g D a Lo w e i da 7 :3 ) I 4 1 S p u ria 7 :14 i l l F lig h t I D J a l f * C o lli* (4, lie ) ) S to rm 3.44 111 H ull H ope I I I H e tty liu lt o n I t l I m i u i i I t r e il 1.14 ( I I Cannonball ID 3 .44 I D ID 14:14 14.14 11:9 4 1 1 :1 1 11:34 4 .] * 7JI4 7:34 7.34 * :) ) 1.40 1:14 4:44 9:39 * :I 4 9:44 19:04 19:14 11:19 11:14 RICHARD DIAMOND, one iif TV's popular private eyes, will premiere for the new season Monday nt 7 :30 p.m. on WESH-TV. Dnytonn Bench’s Chnnnet 2. David Janssen continues in the title role in the series. Monday's chapter involves Diamond, a gang leader and a mysterious book. Ile a l M cCova B a c h e lo r F a t h e r S at Hunt 14 1 Pa l 3 Id I t 14 ( D II......a ID H is I ’ e i l y 111 K r n l * F o rd I D M a tt M illr e w I D (lla m n u t a in a i t ) ftro u c h o M a ra i l l I .aw le v a Y e a r * i 4 , KlorloM K a lla id, 111 i l l ( 4 1 N a n s 14, I D M o v l* (31 J a c k P » e r r u m A T A. M. 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North ID Aa Th* W orld Turn* ID 3.44 ( 2 1 'ID I* ) 3.19 I D l* l H u ffy '* T a v e r n uuaan F o r A D ay F u r H o lie r o r e a r W a r t * b a y in C o u r t T h in M an lluua* P a r t y Cliff Arquette's show business instincts have been dealt a heavy blow. Arquette achieved national fame on radio years ago and recently, as Charley Weaver, that wild old man from Mt, Idy, returned to popularity as a regular visitor to the Jack Paar show. Wednesday nljht, Charley paid the priee for his new fame, lie appeared aa the star of his own show on ABC-TV, Hobby Lobby. He engaged guests-In stiff con­ versation and helped them demon- Lineup, Inflated to • full for the new leason, returned to CBS-TV Wednesday night with a J a n theme, new acton, fine tography ind a nose for and offbeat effects. Jackie Cowgin, portraying a merchant is intimidated by a beatalk two companions, dtllvered a performance. However, there ■ numerous spots during the where careless plot patchwmlt showed through. The atory woatd have bc»« better It told In a halfhour format. • vi Halt S to rm 3.44 : D Yuu n a H r . U a lo h 4 t»< ll,g p a y o ff id (la s t I lia C lo c k 1 :3* i d Fru m T h a a * B o o n I D V a n lle t la T o u ra 1*1 Who Do T o u T r u a t 4:94 i D lluuv# on H ig h h U * ( t I D B r ig h te r D a y I D A m e ric a n U an d ataad 4 14 , ( i S a c ra l S to r m 1:1a i * , C d ta o f M g n i I D S p lit P a r a o n a lily ItOO I D M ovl* t 4 , T lit t a S to o g e s 191 P u p * )* IM avheuit 4.3 4 i l l 111,, T in T i n ) l i Hi) C arto o n C a r n i v a l l.t* ID W a a th a r • New • I n o r ta ID Tugboat (m il* C ahhaw ay & WUmbin ; General Insurance 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-0331 ( ) l New* a nd gporla Sanford Electric's World Series SPECIAL M The MOST Chests offDraw ers 3 - DRAWER tit 1*1 M u ,to B i o a o 1:11 I D A * T h * .. By KB ED DANZIG itraU th tir bobblas. By a A h f NEW YORK (UPI) — Perry questioni and worrylaf about Como, the m«n with tho over- keepini the ihow ra ichodsUt devt oped shirt collir sod under- w rtliaquUbod tho alum deTeloped nenroui syitem, r«- " 7 , , ‘ turned to NBC-TV' W tdscidty lh« em tnates Iro n his Fonts*, ailht sod earee up with a ihow Irreipomible characterisation Tbo that will please his fang and bis' 9how. a dreary exerriso with MlBx new iponior. entertainment value, hag itriflfod His new head writer. Herb him of his unpredietahllity. A M l Baker, icemed to hare more n l|h t for Charley, work for Terry at ■ 10I0 perforin------cr, since only one fuest, Waiter Men Into Space, a luspoasoful Brennan, rnsaied in talk with ipaea dram a, or tuspaco show, Perry. The other suesli, Peggy orbiled into CBS-TV Wtdnetday King, the Kverly Brothers and th e : night with a story about an four tlitchhlken, merely iang and naut who become! lost in moved off. Perry*! movement*, U was clear from tho start lllit comment* tnd manner were sure­ a great deal of attention — that fire, especially as he opened and means money — w u given tn Dm closed door* to produce a musical avoidance of phony "prop** looU . number and then went through a Actual film clip* of rockst-taatlat nostalglr segment about an ear­ procedures were nicely integrated lier Music Hall host, Bing Crosby. Into the story. Still, t h am MW It was a nice show in tho best queslion: Why didn't tba astro­ naut* wear helmets aa they bleat­ Como tradition. ed off? Even Steve Caayoa h a t Armstrong Circle theater return­ one. However, that's a m tm doed to CBS-TV with a triumphant, tail. Bill Lundlgan, the star. J u t giowlni story about deaf children little acting to do. hut the dltand the problems encountered in logue was awkward and Ma mat­ teaching them—and their parents. ter-of-fact performance reduced My compliments to everyone in­ some of the dramatic values in­ volved in “The Zone of Silence," herent In the show. Yet, there U and especially to young Patty enough here to make the aeriea Duke and Kathleen Mapulrc, who a success—if tha film clips portrayed a deaf child and a re­ out and the dialogue gate a fueling. sentful mother, respectively. C le ea io oin 7 an 131 D a v a U a r r a w a y 7.34 i l l W e a th e r 7:14 I I I C a rto o n a 3 :*V I D Naw* i uo i a ) New a Tim a M ttip fl 11:11 11:34 iV a g n n T r a i n l l a a r t o f t h * C it y W illia m T ill T e ta n H o b b y Lo b b y aa C b a illa W eaver (3 ) T h * P r ic e I * R ig h t l * ) n a i l * A H a r r ie t t i l l f . H. 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W a a tb a r 14.44 13) D o I t * M l I I I O n T h * Uo ( 3 ) K a r t o o n K a p a ra 14:31 131 T r o a a u r * H u n t I D D a c a m b a r B rld * 1*1 M o v l* 11:4* (31 T r ie * I * R ig h t I D 1 Lo ve Lu cy 11:14 (31 C o n c e n tra tio n 1(1 T o p D o lla r 11:11 (I) Hatallna Kuropa 4 :3 * 3:04 I;3 4 3:34 3 :1 ) 1 :44 i:i • 3 :44 4:34 ( 3 i (D 1*1 14:44 111 III 14:11 | * I ID 11:44 131 ID i* l 11:11 I D M od# 1*1 UK Thaatr* 1.34 riNE News About The Stars CHANNEL LISTING ORLANDO (I) WDBO-TV CBS (9) WLOF-TV ABC DAYTONA BEACH (2) WESH-TV NBC PrognuM start • p. n . Friday, Oct. 2, aad end I f. at Friday, Oct. 9. 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A T L A N T IC ® NATIONAL BANK Incorporated 1127 Juat A bhort Block From Sanford's Big Free Tarkiag Let 0 $ No Money Down W-T 116 M A G N O L I A AVE. FA 2-1562 �.Vi rc p l) Ft . Tags i - m , Oct JerseyEpittaric < 1 1M9 . b On Decline i. ___ t r i m eu M t be l i l i k a prodw ed by drug* according to McCftalnr. There is m possibility at r*mainlag la i hypnotic s u u for tajr kyyanli la aot length at tin s aloes hjsnsrii must be fed by infjesttoa, McCau­ Chrk ley sraphxilied. Ha mid that whan a peraon gat hungry hn would snap oat at tL No hypnotist can fores a m«aas "a martasd p iroa In cental! an Im­ moral a t erlainal get which tbs pertoo deeply dseply feels to iwrong, the parson Orlandoan out.’ What you ----------- " I r * — to M par stot at the --win de to tbs waking ...... .... state you ______ . win do _____hypnotic to ton hypnoticstats and Ml m Mi **«i the feeble i M ------ have mart susceptibility teaene frwi ttta dua. Ax than others, McCauley explained. to a was parted Ha called the Bridle Murphy af­ * * T * * J » » - fair hunk” and said there Is no i opUJaad. Hjf- such thing as pra-nattl regression. JU to 6a with tlM But hypstosla cm make a person r U at the toniekms feel the same emotions felt at a younger period of Ms life, the hypnotist pointed out. McCauley m. now at its Mghest nod l a w ofter World M War 11, when it was used to over­ come the effect of shell-shock aod -Went ezoerienees. to con­ junction with psychiatric treatment McCauley explained. Hypnotic techniques art used to medicine for anaesthesia, for post-operatic comfort sod to dentil work, he said. Hypnosis can also help peo­ ple break habits Ilka looking aod nail biting and can increase work efficiency he told the Jayeees. uotable . . . A Doth Of M t Quotes JMMA Vvaas ManaMoaal HOLLYWOOD-gcreen star Elishath Tutor asmmiatlng on bar _________________ tha rola at a praslltoii aha la sebadutod to 'tt& M J ? vtniM “But- ! "I Jwt don't want to play tha •nto.” , ATLANTA - Tha wife of coo5 vtetod atom spy Morton Soball on rlor request to conceive a child - hr her husband to prison: • "Unless this action to. taken at -ft can very well lose as wa have lost tbs COLUMBUS, Ohio - Gov. MlV. Digalto who ngurgitatad fto kuneetifla filthy conditions at (to tm n C sta to H e n ta l Hoipittalt •nd smaUs mads mo ! "Tha 0L" < BUFTALO, Tei.— Government toreedgators probing the crash of ' g Lockheed JHectra airliner which killed M persons; t "Thor* nia been no indication . gut tha fuatogs exploded from a bento." TRENTON. N. J. (UPI) — Thi epidemic of deadly eastern equina encephalitis was on the decline to­ day but the death toll eeeld terntinua to mount W Dr. Roscoe P. Kindle, state health coramlsstooer, said then still are some "pretty sick" peo­ ple suspected of having KEE end there is "still e chance that same will die." The death toll from encephalitis and suspected encephalitis itled* ■t II. Ten others are hospitalised with suspected cascr. Of the Si cases, 11 have been "presumptive­ ly confirmed" as EEE, toctodtoji eight deaths. The last death occurred Tues­ day, leading Kindle to believe the epidemic was declining. Handle noted Thursday that tha department, "has no report of • ease with an onset after Sept. ST. That is hopeful because the iacto ballon period is U days." Id ha dote not relieve pain be­ cause pato to ■ danger sign tell­ ing that something to wrong to the body. U the pato were taken sway the cause would still be present unnoticed, which would bo had, ho said. On prescription from a fkyatdan, McCauley will work In rollers migraine headaches PALM 8PIUNG8, Calif. (UP1) — Housewives of America may find It hard to btllava, but Preaidant EUanhower la spending • good p a rt at hia vacation to the kitchen humming over his pots and puna with the earn* pleasure ha m e m * for a par golf score. Eisenhower, quite fatigued and suffering from a nuisance cold, flaw out barn to one of America's mom luxurious play­ grounds for rest and relaxation. In tha comfortable desert home of Georgs E. Allen, his Gettysburg and Washington friend, the President has at his com. mend Just about every domestic convenience known. The Allen house la on the rroundi of the exclusive La Quinta Hotel 20 miles from Palm Springs. There are two swimming pools on Allen’s two and a kali k i u , Instead of having platoons of servants handle the groceries, the President has been cooking every meal since he arrived Wednesday. He cooks not only for hlnuelf and Allen, but for . other. jnsmbcn_qf.JiJa_aUg. golfing expedition, Including William . K ttnhln.fin tward chairman of Cp£* Cola, awl Freeman (jostfen^ who took the fortune he made playing Amos of "Amos and Andy" and applied it profitably to California holdings. Tha Allen house la interestingly equipped, including a TV set In one of the fireplaces. The kitchen is in a separate wing of the house and is thoroughly furnished with all tha latest electronic aids to cooking. Elsenhower is not a fancy cook. He tends to the plainer, more rugged cuisine, leaving the cordon bleu refinements to the chefs back at the White House. Breakfast Thursday featured conventional ham or bacon and eggs. The President broiled a small strip of steak for himsalf. Hia press secretary, James C. Hagerty, la not included In tho highly exclusive Elsenhower boarding house arrangement and was ugabto to aupply more than tha breakfast menu, and that second hand. Hagerty said, however, the President fixed lunch and dinner Thursday and undoubtedly would be busy at the stove this morn­ ing. ■ — THE RITZ has scheduled one of the fitat Florida show­ ings of Clark Gable's new movie, "But Not for Me." Costarred in the film Is Carroll Baker, a St. Petersburg girl, who visited Central Florida recently to attetd an exhibitors' meeting. Gable, Miss Baker and Barry Lee are shown here in a scene from "B ut Not For Me," which opens Sunday at the Ritz. Mottoes Group Has Right Idea U. S. Consumers Deeper In Debt LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The Let’s Have Better Mottoes Assn, snnounced today Its (election of the motto for October — "Pleaso don’t talk while I'm interrupting." E. V. Roberts, secretary of the local chapter, said the following were also-rans In monthly compe­ titions: _ "Why worry m o m m e twis — lie's not afrsld of you?" " I like the way you put it — simple." "Do it the ethical way unless there’s no chance of getting caught." KIRK DOUGLAS a tarn in "Lust Train From Gun Hill" "I think all the time, but I opening ut tho Movielund Drive-in starting Sunday, never think of anything." The action-packed western will continue through Tues­ Roberta said a new group would day. be formed within the association and that all members named John were Invited to Join. The group will be known as tho society for the prevention of calling bath­ The Movieland Drive-In Theater will be "Last Train from Gun rooms 'Johns.' will show two action packed thrill­ Hill" and "Bell, Book and Can­ ers starting Sunday and continu­ dle." On Wednesday the bill will in­ ing Ihruugh Tuesday. On the bill clude "Wonderful Country" and "Some Came Running." These two features will play through Friday. Saturday, the Drive-In will fea­ ture four shows Including "April Love.” "Hot Car Girl," "In Botween Age" and "Tuxedo Junc­ tion." Western To Open At Movieland Drive-In Gomes Favored In TV Fight TRADITIONAL BUT more restrained tail fins which Tiftoct tha Influence of the Eldorado Brougham are ex* amplified by this rear view of the Cadillac Coup de Ville. Tito lighting arrangement to tho most distinctive ever offered by Cadillac and features tho return of the tuil lamp to the tall fin, long a popular identification mark of Cadillac. Since neither the magnetic nor the gyroscopic compass will work onds the moon obscures tho sun near the North and South Poles, from tha earth. Albert H. Bumstcad of the Na­ Two American scientists ap­ tional Gcorgraphic Society invent' peared assured of a good look at cd the sun compass, Ilia indlp.e, weather 01 nut. Mi­ chael Witunski and Edward Dibler will chase the moon’s shadow In a supersonic F-101B fighter plana eapabla of keeping up with tha eclipse for six minutes. Scientists Wait For Total Eclipse FUERTEVENTURA, Canary la lands (U P I)—Scientists from six nations waited anxiously on this Atlantic Island today, hoping for a good look at tha total eclipse of tha sun. The eclipse begins at 7:43 a. me.d.t. Claude at 0,000 feet obscured most of tha Canaries Thursday, and ground observers feared they Bark on California'! giant se might not be able to see the sky quota trees sometimes grows to during the 2 minutes and 40 sec­ two feet thick. Tha number of •]_partmoat units on waa starts*/ on which construction in tho U. 8. during approximately 130,000. PROVIDENCE, R. !■ (UPI) World Junior Lightweight Cham­ pion Harold Gomes of Providence is a heavy favorite over Jay Full­ mer in tunighl'a 10-round nation­ ally-televised bout at Rhode Is­ land Auditorium. Ring observer! feel that the 20ycar-old Gomel Is more exper­ ienced, is a better puncher and has more stamina than Fullmer, or West Jordan, Utah. Fullmer, the brother of newlycrowned World Middleweight Champion Gene Fullmer, baa had 19 professional fights and has won 17 of them. Gomes' title will not be at stake. The popular Gomes, who has been fighUng for eight years and has won 43 of his 47 bouts, said today that he knows "Fullmer will be a tough one to get by.' "He’s a Fullmer and that speaks for itself. Also, he'll be out to get himself rated and I’ll have lo he on my guard," said Gomes WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ameri can consumers were deeper In debt at the end of August than ever before — $47,910,000,000. That figure, reported by the Commerce Departmc t, represents the total outstanding consumer credit, including both Installment and noninstallment borrowing. Installment credit rose to Aug­ ust for the second straight month. The 302 million dollar tocresse sent liic total to $37,010,000,000. Non-installment” Uinowmg rose by 379 million dollars. Auto credit expanded by 2M million dollars to August, a bit less than to July but about equal to average monthly gross to the second quarter of the year. Orlando Minister To Conduct Service DAVE’S RECORD CENTER e ra WEST FIRST ST. OPEN NINE TILL NINE Q i 10 M t C 1 c t r v c t R ID E -IN T H E A T R E SATURDAY • 3 BIG HITS NO. 1 AT 7:0q RANDOLPH SCOTT ______ 1 NO. 2 AT 8:10 ONLY "LONG HOT SUMMER" JOANNE WOODWARD PAUL NEWMAN J f o ju / ’A "WBan Quality lx Than Price” FEATURE: 2:24 . 4:58 7:32 - 10:00 AT 7:97 AND 19:4$ P. M. HALWAlUffmau. NO. 3 AT 10:15 ONLY "TEA HOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON" GLENN FORI) MARLON BRANDO PLUS AT 9:09 ONLY PLUS COLOR CARTOON "BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE” JAMES STEWART . KIM NOVAK OFFICE W IF E ? wesinis as tha Secretory LEE J. COBB LILL! PALMER BARRY COE Open your account today ... . and add to U regularly! " •“rwadr STARTS SU N D A Y » * » * > m * |M > . »wmi m m m BLE CARROLL BA . . . you’re S U R E to have it i when you mva. iKCNJCOff m as KKKDOUGUS ■nr nt tie ans warm or Good Shoes mean good posture for your child. ALSO COMING SUN. - MON. - TUES. “liuchanuh Widen Alone" r*M*toij*«r nctufui • A new oar? Down paynunt funds for a home? A trip to Hawaii? All new home appliance*? Whatever ttot of spade) “want*" FEATURE: 1:07 - 2:41 6:15 - 8:49 AT 7:23 AND 10:23 •The Advent urea Of Tom Sawyer" Color PLUS AT 9:00 ONLY "GULLIVERS TRAVELS" COLOR LAST TIMES TON1TE p n fk ik k A m it ita m u a ir y "TOP 100" RECORD'S Heard On Any Local Station Conveniently Displayed At 'I had you when you were alone 1........... Oh, you've spoiled every other man for me ...you did that the first month...but you’ve given me more than you could have given your wife, or any other woman 1” m ot SILLWILIAMS ROMHATCCM ' LYNTHOMAS -. Rev. Andrew M. Robinson of the Psrk Lane Presbyterian Church to Orlando will conduct the morning services at First Presbyterian Church Sunday. World-Wide Communion service will bo observed at that time. LutenlfrTItU___ * 4 * /tv c r STARTS TODAY OPEN 12:45 OPEN 12:45 FEATURE: 1 :0 7 -3 :1 2 5:17 - 7:22 - 9:27 ____ �SA»£B BA*VLN« SOUNO sc C U T THC aRAN DM A OVER ATJC RUSTY SPC OlNER...^- SW DCSBNEiUJUC CtEDir POR NAI&N6 T U B 0A N 6W r— f SAT AMP * S ( P % Ruined Garment, Girl Claims; She Sues laundromat W eui, WrtAT m a k b s ir WASHINGTON (UPI) -A « • year-old girl haa aued a laundro­ mat here because one of Its dry­ ing machlnaa melted a pair of falsies and ruined her laundry. The suit, filed la small claims court, brought a counter legal ac­ tion from the laundry which elalmrd that th* melted fatales burned out the machine and re­ sulted in 9101 damages. However, Pamela Champagne insists the laundry owes her $40 because the coin-operated ma­ chine's temperature was it' too high. The laundry firm, Warnar-Wong Inc., argues that Mias Cham­ pagne should have herded ■ warn­ ing sign telling customers to "dry nylon or miracle fabrics only two or three minutes.'' Judge Dewitt S. Hyde tooh the case unde advisement, snnounelog he would have to “resaarcb" Mountain Climb th« matter. He said the question of liability would be of Interest to the dryer's manufacturer too. Gives A Kick “As a matter of * ct," the HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Michael judge said, “this question Is Rennie and James MacArthur re­ fraught with consequences for a cently spent threw months scramb­ ling up and down th* Swiss Alps growing Industry.’’ ror acanea in Walt Dissay'i ad­ venture drama, "Third Man on th* Mountain." Painter Takes "It'a a terrific etpartonca," re­ ported Rennie. “But Jut to any To Screen Role you've climbed a mountain la a ROME (UPI) — Princess Doro­ poor reason for doing It. Thors thy de Polllo, who painted Vlca must b* an emotional kick." President Richard Nison's por­ "It'a th* challenge, and th* trait In Miami two years ago, pride of conquest whan you reach has a leading part In Para mount’s the top," added MacArthur. “The "Ray of Naples.” view Is beautiful, ton, but not Princess Dorothy, who esme by beautiful enough to get me up her title through her mirrltge to '.here again." an Italian piliice, poriraya a beauty who turna Vittorio De Colombia la the only South Sica's head In the comedy star­ American country with ports on ring Clark Gable, Sophia Loren both the Atlantic and Pacific and De Sica. Oceans. ...BUT I eONT U S E R V IN ' Y O U R , D ISH , K R A U T Abf H IS V A C A T IO N /A COUNT MATTED,gtBGEANT SOUR$OJU> CtU Mil BE UEU0OON. GIVE TMS NOTE colons u - ; Tb LOOK AT v rovtxia WATCNld A f t l -KMMP4 Mans—ouicep nr . •d from t)w N»vy la earaaonlei ■t th* Nava] Air Station after » year* of active duty. Markham'* family lasted** tea wlfo, bm Jamaa. SamlaoU High School football lloamaa; daughter, Jaanala, a aopbomor* la lb* band, and Joa, a Lak* Mary LftUa Laa(u* bataball player. Markham aald ha will Jola tba C. V. Moaby Co., pubUahm of m*dleal book* and litaratar*. H* wilt represent the firm la Florida and aouth Qaorgta. Waltar Anthony, Saa Francisco, of tb* Moaby Co. wai among th* pietta at tba ccramoalaa tram* farrtng Markham to tba Flaat *aaarra. Commanding officer of VAH-7, Cdr. Harold P. Lang road tb* retirement ordara. Markham waa assigned to tba Saafocd NAS Otipanaary during VMM MAETItONk: SRAM f CHIEF MARKHAM IN FAREWELL INSPECTION Your Now York Ufo Agont In S a n fo rd i» M V YOtt un ttiURAMC! COMPANY PA M H 1 HAN PURI) Office: Rutland Bldg. Orlando . GA S-U II • • "tu t INSUMNC! • ACODtNT t IICKNIU INSUIANCt • Gsour INSUSANCI • tm O Y lt NNSION ftANB ONE 4 PIECE BED RO O M SUITE T O B E G IV E N A W A Y F R I . O C T . 30 A T 8:30 P, M. Nothing to B u y J u s t R e g in la r RATHER T H A N TAKE -w T H A T CHANCE. I JU ST LEFT THE A S A M A T T E R OF FACT, l A GOOD B U R G LA R CAN *---- r R N D A KEV vjmvoidnY JL Y O U H ID * _ T H E K EY “A UNDERTHE OOORMATR _ YVJHEBEVER tte S irrr fc - One S e a ly P o n lu r p e d ic M a llr a f u $400,000 IN PRIZES! WIN FREE ALL-EXPENSE ONEWEEK VACATION FOR TW O!............ at the Fabulous FONTAINEBLEU! Entry Blanks Here! On a ll S e c t i o n a l S o l a s and C h a i r s DOOR lo cked. Carson'e — Brady'e — Jack»on'« — Style • Kile EVERY PIECE ON THE FLOOR WILL BE SOLD AT SOME CRAZY PRICE! A L U M IN U M A N Y H O W — NO W X rr K N O W W HY I i— W E R E C H A ISE Mfd. by Lnwnllte 40% SAVING on next Summar’n price*! WWCT'O YO U EXPECT.... >5OVATH r r a h o w cnctct Y O U H W g INSOM NIA, PU1TE9H 0Q T/ GRADE M A K E IT TWO ^ ▲ m KXJA .OOUOLE BURGERS! r i w h o 's \ THE J H eA W •PEND n o * I H E GOT HIS \ ALLOWANCE ( today -ANO H»S DA TE €CJT ___ H ESS- Alan fnldlng ehaU* luunges, stack chairs, A gliders — at DIG DISCOUNTS DINETTES AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE Peel Cane CHAIRS, TRIPLE S H A K E S / 3 9 .9 5 HE'S LOADED. “A ” $ v9 4 ^ while They Last All LAMPS on F lo o r 2 0 % Oct. 3 A 3 Only o ff ' �•Iv-'.-li By STANLEY "veto bnyfop" frem CoBserotlvea. FittoP Minister B in id Mie- mffiaa ckiriMl today that At U- bor fu tr'a ykia for rationalisa­ tion of to* country's trading indaastrin amounted atab ta too ksak* Bo aatd too l>borttsa "tetend to nstienaliso, all HfK. If toay can act fat ia by Um (root door Itoy good tnoogfa today." Bat tha aaoia Uttlo was oror domaiUe issuas. Legal Notice Labor Party Bacratary Morgan m M HKRKBT (11VRM tbst tha BosrS of Csastr Cemmlralon- Phillips startod things off by say* MtMts Csontr* nor Ida will b m I at IS o’clock A. M, October lay that if Labor wins it will ta Osaoty CsaamlMlonara Room In ths court Hoosa st lUn< >■cardiaca with tbs pror Islons of Cbssttr 13*. Florid* ttstutos, scrap tho unpopular salsa tax on furniture, — clotf ns » n y u reas* of StarIno rtqusats sad complaints from tho public ______.. I too Badgcla for tbs Fiscal Tear bcalnnlna October 1st 1*1* household goods. This followsd a i f asptambor tsth lias, and will thavcwpia tsntatlvslr adopt pledgt to boost pensions by $1.40 | Bndpata far said period. Tbo tsautlvs Budgst* or* summarised as a wtsk without cost to too taxpay­ cSBonnaeF aUtsmsot showla* remlpla, espendllorts. balances re- er. MP pad prepense tss mills*.. (Published in foil! Macmillan mad* a bllstarlng bo11ba Tn n r a a r n t a s t s s nstcsurra spesch in answtr. MkSy • annixous c a t m s K s s a tt. Fvnis “Promises Ilka this could never M R THB FISCAL. TBAIt ENDING aEPTKMRKfl St. tSI* I*,.Trass t Mills on osreossd valoatlos at |3M<MU13 2S7.PS0.4t bavs been mada by a party which f -Jtsuresd A Telegraph U sssms ssi.ss had any serious bop* of attaining ' toooresn Ao*ots Urtsss Tss t.*»*.st office,” h* said. “Labor la turning Osoopotlsnal Uc.ne.a e.jjs.n* I. b tttr sit Uesnoos li.tSS.so the site lion into a asock auction.” I BoUdlot Fsrmlts A Ion lot Fcts SS.s*S.fs T h e Conaervatlvaa remained * threoah III, Both |*elu*lv*—tUrcsa F*ta Si,«•*.«« ■light favor Its* to reUln control k Aotmboresiocnt* from Welfare * Tuborcqlotls Patients taa.aa of parliament. But alt signs point­ l ..'Asia of Form and Uruvs Frsducts I.Jss.no ed to n photo-finish In which the 1 OUsv Rare*** Itoeslpts l.sss.n* Laboritea might squeak through. I Boo Kovoaoo Boctlpt* tao.sa YAt, BITUIATED RECEIPTS Jtl.TJJU to **a an t% • li.usss ot estim a ted n r e r i p r s ire.sre.n ^ 10*0 to bo Brotlokl Forward jiKi.mm.aii J. BBTIMATED HKCBIFTH ANDBALANCES 83t.MX.34 BSTtBATBl) KXFBISBS nKSNSSL FIND ra m TKB m o s t , vssab b .v u isu iu f t b u o k b so. ipso l Oolarlaa of County Commlsalonara and Kipansaa It.too «• I>1 Psr Dl.iu and Traci Expanse, County Commission.ra l.aoo.ns I nSalary af Clark of tho u-.»r.l of County Comml.slun.ro f.ren.SS o t a r y of d opsrvisor af l ls a la tr a tlo n S a l a r y af A t t a r a t r f a r Board s a d K x p .n s t a C l a r k of Ik* Circuit Court for U a n t r s l C ourt W ork C a m m l M t a t s . t o tk# Ta* Asacstor Camm lstlons t a T s s Collector C oronal’s In q u e st \ J U p a i r s t a C o u rt l la u i a >1 J a a l l e r S .rvlr# <1. *1-1 OS PP 99 FICTITtOLB .11 SI R E x p - i . . . * u l -Klivllou M a a a - P u r c b a a * of V otlag Machlnt* A d v a r l li l n c R equired by Daw A d v • r il l in g D a llnqua at T a n a N O T trK in ha rab y g l v m t h a t t a m a n s a s t d In buslnai* s t HanfordUvltila ltd., H.mlnot* County. Ftor* Hu, a n d * . *h*_fl.tltlnii* n a m a nf Wood Product* for I n d u a trta l C»*. and t h a t I Inland t a r a n la la r sold nama with Mi* Clark nf t h a Cir­ cuit Court, llamlnot* County, F l o r ­ ida, In a c c o rd an t* with tha p r a v l■ton# of t h s jrtclltlou* Nam* l i s t , u l ts , l o .w lt t S n l l o a I4S.SS F to rills n ta tu ta * H IT . HI*: M o A. V a ik an P u b tlih Oct. t , *, IS, I t , ISIS. BbtTlIre * FTpra*.* f"r »**•"•>*? FommU.tsner* or.!j IP O s n s r a l P U tl a n s r y , B l a n k * guppllia, i t s 70-1 Stacord Book* TP B alary s f C o u m slo r A K x p t n i t* A Office E i p c n i t s B a la ry of Ju d g e s A Sacralarlaa n o t a r y af County P rosec uting Attorney Banana* of Armory ■ alary of County K m l n r r r M atatanxnca of tha County Horn* A Repairs Y nba reula r Hospital* I n s a n i ty Inquire* o c n a r a l Welfare -I Appropriation of tha County W elfare Board — Balary a f County 1’byslclans. County H ealth Nurs* a n d other R ip a n s a s Hospital n«rvtr* for Ik* I m llssnt Balary a f County Harvlc* o u t r a n a E i p . n . t * Civil Da fans* Kapansaa of C ounty Zoning Com ml.ilon Oalary nf f n u n t y S l a n t and Kcpcnrr* P f l - I Balary af Horn* Dem onstration A a*nt A E i p t n s r s O l l .a O ther E tpsnaa a A gricultural P c p a r lm e n t P8I P a y m e n t ta F lo r id a Hoard of F o rs alry A 1’a r k c for County Fir* Control f a i t •88 Appropriation t a r r i a y g r u u n d * 988 Publicity ... . p P r ' P ' B e a t t u r e . P t . F t e t o r T ^ w <f?urt M*«c> Ya l A P P n o m t A T i o N d *81 Maaarva. for Canllnusnclea ' 1 n s s s r r * t o r Cash llalanc* to be Carried Forw ard to In tba Canrt a t tba C aaafy J a S | « , Saaalnafa I'ann fy, Ftartda. l a Frw> bale. la r# 'Rafale a f I'ETK It D a ea a ta d S.tlS .It J.ouo.oo tl.oon.sa i.ses-sp it s t ins t j U .t u s .s i iim ii P O TAr, l u ’prfET >is.su :.so BSTIMATED B RV R1L K S AND H K O d l T B a E M tlO L R CU1.1TT F I N E AND F U B F R I T I R R F I N D F O B THB FISCAI, TRAM R l l l l h f ! aKPTSlRHS'.R IS, 1*0# IM T a s t s t Mill* on assessed valu atio n of US,110,t i l . f t 1IS.X1J.T8 144 F i n e s and ( 'n i l s and a n O ther Fees, sta M.oou.oo TOTAL. ESTIMATED ItKCEIITH Las* *% i* .:« .i! 88% • f E stim ated Hecclpls Bala ces t o be B ro u g h t F o rw a rd : r a t h TOT Al , ESTIMATED IIECEIPTS AND BALANCES ■UTUSATWD BXFRNaRS BIS Balary of n h t r lf f . Deputies and A isle ia nia 111 C l t r k of Circuit Court, Fee* and Cuet* I I I C ounty Juda e , F e e s and I'uetc 811 J o s t l r c * a( lb* Peace Fees a n d Coal* 118 Constables, Faec ad Costa •IT C a u n ly P ro e a cu tln g A tlrrncy, Conviction F»e» 818 W ltnoa* Fa** A J u r o r s Fee* 818 O f h t r C su rt C a sts and Fees PI4 E a p e n e e t o t h e r t h a n Salaries (Sheriff) 8(8 Investig atio n* (Sheriff) •18 E q u ip m e n t ( S h e riff) l.II’rul.13 T a A ll I'red llara aad Faraana Slav* In * Clalm a mr Damaada Agnlaaf S.dlft.eo ■aid Eatatai S.alS.ft IX ,ItS .lt ti.saa.ao H J.n S .lt Grove Manor Homes Tnti and aach of you ar* haraby notified a n d required f a p r a a s n t a n y claim* a n d demand* w hich you, n r c ithe r of you. may hava a g a t n a t th a r e la te o f I 'a te r IJ|ipo|la, dersaaed, .lata of. aald C aunly t a . j j i g I'-rtf'i'veJuilgs d f Nenunaie rnungg, Florida, a t hi* nfllca In tha court huuac nf calif County a t Hanford, Florida, w ith in alsht ra lsn d ar m o n th s from t b a lime a t fha flret publication of thl* nntlca. Karh Halm nr d e m a n d ahall ba In w r i t ­ ing. and sh a ll atat* tha plac e of r e i l i l i n c , a n d post afflre addreaa of the c la im a n t, a nd shall ba sw orn In by Ih* c la im a n t, hie a v e n t, or a tt o r n r y , a n d a ny curb claim or demand not an filed shall ba void. Marl* I.lppolla As E s r c u t r l x nf tha U i t Will and T a a t a m c n l of I’e lc r Llppollc, dsrcaaed F i r s t public a tion Oct, t , ISIS. TS.4IS.as RI.HCTION PROCLAMATION IM no.iS anil by virtu* uf a u t h o r i t y lf.ioo.su la Vmlar the Mayor o f th s l.icS.SO Citymenfvested Florida, I h e r e ­ l.aus.so by call aHanford, Municipal (U neral Elec­ u.non.oo tion to bs held t h r u u a h u u t th* City T inas Hanfurd, Florida, on the 3rd dey l nsn.os nf nf Novtmlier, l i l t , for election ll.s f a .s s of tw o C ity r u m m U r la n e r s fur joo.no a f efflc* of thro* y e a r s 1,11b.so term* each. Held election be held a t Ih* TOTAL. AtTIIOI'lUATIONS l t \ t o ) .» S c i t y Hell In a aehelt ld Clly of Hanrord, 811 K aserva f a r Canllngenele* } ? ,l ls .( l Florida, In ro n fu In th* laws ,111 lla aerv* for Conllngenrlea (Sheriff) M I M S a n d o rd in an c es rnreilty la ting to s i t s nastfV * for C a sh llalanc* lu be Carried F o rw ard IT.soo.si) lions i n s In fore* In aald City. T b s poll* will b* open a t T:0* total dcdoet " j.jss si o'clock A. M. Eastern B landard R a n MATE OF B K U I U R I AND RECRIPT* a r.M I1 0 l,R ( O f NTT UIIAU AND HHIIIUK F I 111 f o r T i m n a c t i . i r . i H e n i i i n i i a r . p r K w n r . H at, icon I t * T a a e a I mills a n aeieaeod valuatlnn of | X . I I S , t t l I ) ISI.lSt I I er and F. It. Aehdoern s i C lerks, 111 D asalln s T aa J*% ut the Tlh Cant IJ.ssa.ss end Mrs. (’lift M. Able*, S i r a 1. 11X*1 Uaaalln* T a a F ro m U-mrd of Adm lnlalratlu* 3r.oou.us T. Das*. Sir*. Jo e l ft. Field. Mie. 111 Motor Fu-I T a a i s % r the D a c e n t TTf.oa Me* Kumuiey, Mr*. F, K. Itoumlti t s Macing t.oRimiieion Fund* lll.nssius l e t end Sire. Ralph Austin Hmlth a* Inepei-lore of eeld election IN WIT.SF.hH WHERSIUF, I have TOTAL ESTIMATED IIL l'K I I T S h e reu n to >rt my hand *■ Slayor U m ar. o f lb* City o f Hanford. Florida, a n d have caueed la he a f f i l e d h e reto the aeel of said C lly <m th is the 3nd d a y uf lictnher, ISIS. A. L WllJtUN A t Mayor the City of Hanfurd. irtarlda (HEAL) Offtcs M anager A a t x e h T: II. N. TAMM. JR. CUV Clerk Rublleh Oct. I. I, 11. S3. 3*. 1133 12. EfoctrkaJ Servicaa 14. Matting • Painting.* Repalre 15. BperisJ Services 14-A Be saty Parlors 14. Ptoworm A Plants ,, . TOTAL Batlm atad I t . . . I p t a a n d Halanc.a BPTSMATHU BAFMNSKa CAPITAL O lT t.lt RKlKHtH PL.NU F a . th* Flaunt t a a . K a l l a s »*pl.m b*r X*. IM* l la a l t h Cantar U u ild lu a - Jo ln t Vantur* with I ' X Uov'L ~ 844 ^ T o ta l A pproprU tlan* * *u TOTAL Budgat T o ta l c a s h b a l a n c a ---------- ------------- - ----------| wwxTaUl vaaarvs* _________.... racvtpta alt Uudgata ’■tel *sp*ndltur*a *11 U w dttl* BRLNG THIS AD to The Office Bar, Laka Mary. It will get you 3c OFF on every beer consum­ ed on premises, and 23c OFF every 4-pack to go. NICELY furnished garage apart* meat Couple only. FA 2-3441. 1S12 Sanford Av*. Legal Notice in cos* n t t JI d u f .’s 83,313.01 BALLROOM (Dsuuuna school of dance 6th Thru 8th Grade 1. t . . . 1J n**1 ■— If ■■ | ( * 4 - (Official p a s t ) A t t e s t! a r. HERNDON, C lark o f aald Hoard • iPtskUhO O a u b tr I , H i t ) c o ir t , ■KWIIOI.R COUNTS, ri.UHIIti IMITATE UF ItOOEHT U. DltESUN, list-*aatd NOTICE TO CHEDITOltd TO AIJ, FEttaONH II S V I S' tl CDAtUM Oil DEMANDS AUAINST SAID ESTATE: Ton and **rh nf ynu art htrahp nntlflad and required In fit* any claims and demand* which yuu, or tllher of you, may hava aaalnat Florida, wftMa „^*iaht . -AWrolaa months from tb s flm* nf tha flrai publleatlon a f th is nuflca. Each claim or demand m u s t ba In w ritIns and conta in tha place of r e s i­ dence a n d poat office ad-lrei* of lha cla im a n t and muat bo sworn la by th* claimant, hla a a a n t or a t torne). o r lha aama ahall ba veld. Xtaphan T. Doan A ncillary E a e c u t o r af aald C a la lt. Th* Naufurd lla rald Amleraon, Ituah, W ard A Dean l»0* Florida .Nat'L llank llldg. Orlando, Florida Alturnsya for Ancillary Kaeeulnr IN TIIR CIRCUIT COI R T OF TUN NINTH J t Dll 141. I I H t l i r . IN AND FltM SEBINOI.R I III NT V, FLORIDA. IN CHANCSIHV NO, 1*1*3 J ANNIE 3IAE Sl’ATKS. Plaintiff, •VH* WILLIE HPATEN, D efendant N O T IC E TO AFFSMM STATE O F FLORIDA TOi Willi* Hpalts Addrete and Residence Unknown, You ar* hereby notified t h a t a bill of complain t for dlvorcs h a s been (lied a g a in s t you. nnd you ar* require d to serve a copy of your a n ew e r or pleading to t b s bill of com plaint on the P la in tiff* • Homey Paul C. I'erklne, SIT Meet X«<ith s t r e e t . Orlando, Florida, and Hi* in* o riain el anew er or plead­ ing In Ih* office of the Clerk of Ih* C ircu it Court on or before Wedneeday, October It. 1333. If you fell to do ■>■ Judgment by d e ­ fault will bs take n agalnat you fur Ih* re lief demanded In t h l bill of complalnL DONE AND ORDERED a t San­ ford, Hsmlnol* County, Florida, thl* I t h day s f Hepttiubsr, I l l s , t SEALI O. P HERNDON’ C lark s f th* Circuit Court Ry M a rtha T. Vihleo, DC Paul C. I'erklne 111' W eil Houth Street Orlendo, Florid* Attorney for Plaintiff Publish HepL II, II, {}, A Oct. J. NttSSI NOTICE |H hereby given t b s t 1 « n engaged la buelneee a t 3333 Or­ lando Drive, Seminole County, F lo r ­ ida, un d e r t h s flctltluus name of I’eul'* T o w n and C ountry TV tiervice a*d t h a t I Intend ta r e sleler ■•Id name w ith the Clerk of th s t'lr r u lt Court, ttemliiuj* County. Florida, In ncrurilanc* with th* provlelon* of Ih* Fk-llllnue Nam* Statute* lo-wlls Section l<3.*0 Flutide Htatule* IJ-I. Slg; Ueora* K . I-apcun I’uhllvk M*pt. 13 A Oct. I, I, 14. D O N ’T REGISTER NOW . . . CIsssh Begin Oct. 15th I'hont FA 2-0884 Ws hava tore* outslaadiag values la 3 sad 4 bedroom quality homes la thia golf course area. Pricas start at 913,509. RENOVATION SPECIAL 2 - BEDROOM bouse, kitchen W. B. ‘'BUT STEMPER Agency Realtor k Insurer equipped, 213 W. iStti St. Pb. Phont FA 2-4991 112 N. Park FA 2-4020. MODERN 3-bcdroom home, kit­ HOMES AND LOTS for colored chen furnished. For appointment people. Also homos juilt on Iota. Roy Wall, Phono FA 2-1397. call FA 2-3799. 4-ROOM furnished apartment 940 3-BEDROOM house largo lot, 2409 Adams Court, Wynnewood. per month. Ph. FA 2-3021. Terms. FURNISHED apartment clean sn< c l o s e In. Jimmy Cowan, Ph Robb L. Payton F \ 2-4013. ■agtaUrad Real Estate Broker ASSOCIATE*’ 2 BEDROOM unfurnished ai Mary E. Carman — Lon SalvaU ment near stores and id Ph. FA 2-1301 17-93 at Hiawatha No pete please. 2419 Elm. FURN. Apt. .ulre W. u l bc Stemper Believes 1 R003I Efficiency 4pt., private You will delight in entertaining bath, luitablw for one or couplt. if you become tha proud owncra Across from Post Offtee. of on* of our new 3 bedroom, 3-BEDROOM bousa, furnished. 2 bath homes, with their many Near air base. Phooa PA 2-2097 comfort-tending fixtures. Downpayments start at 9330.00. Ceil or FA 2-3730. Today. ROOM and BOARD. Pb. PA 24392 ROOM k BOARD, reaionabla W. R. “Bltr STEMPER Agrany ■•alter I Inaarer rates. Hwy. 17-92 k 27th. Ph ASSOCIATES: II. E. Taffcr, FA 22713 for further informs Arthur r. Day, Everett Harper * lion. Robert F. May, Bart Pilch* 111 N. Park 4 ROOM HOUSE for Sal* or Rent Phooa PA 2-4881 no furniture; 973 mo. 134 Dog PINECREST 2nd. Additio’ wood Ave., Oring* City. room, 2 bath, kitchen ( ROOM furnished apartmret, home; pin* paneled also 4 • room furnished part- FA 2 3423. ment. 310 Magnolia. Available now. Telephone A. K. Roasatter. Florist, FA 2-1131. LOWER floor 4-room furnl-'ied apartment. Phone PA 2 4733. Bo. Magnolia Ave. 2800 Park Are. Open Daily 6:30a. m. — 6:00 p. m. Saturday 8:00 a. m.— 2p. m. Offers You The Same Dependable Experienced Services Rendered For The Past 2 Years Sanford Day N u r s e r y Mcmbpr Sprainol* County Chamber Of Coaamprc* PHONE‘ FA 2-7741 Sanford Furniture Company H at Sold and Serviced The Famous PERFECTION OIL HEATER FOR 30 YEARS The Car To Buy i* Th* English FORD UuTTt and backed by DELIVERED F O R _______ 4|$2$ WITH T1W8B OUTSTANDING FEATURES: Aastrlea’a Moat EcoMBleal Carl Standard American Skill I Blandard Amtrican Nkla and Bolta! Serviced Nationwide by Authorised FORD Dealaret 99-38 ruia top Tanbl 93.PP Bays top Tag! H U N T L IN C O L N - M ERCU RY IPP N, Palmetto 4 house. Grove Manor, 1011 Lin­ coln St. Gregory a BE C O N FU SED .. ! ‘S a m ft A 'N M J. W. HALL 2-BEDKOOU apartment, nicely 3-BEDROOM Pinecrest Horae; Seminole Realty FARM; 3p acres, Mled, revaral furnished. Living room and kit­ screened patio Phooa PA 2-3332 W. DIETRICHS - REALTOR flowing wells. Largo bare chen Mr conditioned. |7S a aftamoou or evening.. Blit. Mstkvkb—Vslma Goaaalet, month. Call PA 24PM. Roomy I BR. bout*. Easy Adels Ido H. Moats — Associates. terms. Ph. PA M 2». 3-ROOM (urn. apt.; screened IfPl Park Ava. PA l » This is a guest pass to tba Movieporch; extra rollaway bed. P12 land Drive-la Theatre for Sid Park. PA 2 3373. 2-BEDROOM trailer; modern con­ Morrison, Sanford, to so* “Long STEMPER HAS 2-ROOM nicety furnished apart­ veniences; water and lights fur­ Hot Summer”. ) ment; 1 or 2 adults. 1200 Pal­ nished; 91P.PP per break. Call to* key to your home in Wynnewood. Complete with three bed­ metto Ava. PA 2-03IP. rooms, playroom, aad a great FOR THE BEST RENTAL IN SALE or RENT: 2 bedroom bouse big beautiful oak tree I The SANFORD CALL TA 24274 or completely furnished | l i . Call price it S13.S0P, and you may FA 244(2. luggast the tarms. PA 2-7710. 1, Furnished 2 bedroom house 2431 Palmetto. FURN. garage apt. |33 mo.; wa W. « . "RU1” STEMPER Agency IN V A L U E Realtor A Insurer 3. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house, ter included. PA 3-4174. Phono PA 2-4PP1 112 N. Park kitchen equipped, 2412 Willow 2-LARGE sleeping rooms for 1 Ave. 1. Unfurnished 2 bedroom bouse, or 2; 317 W. 3rd. Phone I NEED A LOVER kitchen equipped, 2411 Orange. FA 2-2814. Someone who will appreciate my PRECISION 1 ® three spacious bedrooms, elec­ SMALL furnished house; garago; trically equipped kitchen, plenty water paid; for couple —one BUILT M] child. M3 month. 107 Locust. 3-BEDROOM house in good San­ of living apace. ford location needed immediate­ Phone FA 2-1833. ly. Write Box T, Sanford Her­ I’m nestled on • large eorner lot surrounded by b e a u t i f u l l y RENT A BED ald. blooming hibiscus,. mna sway­ Rollaway, Hospital k Baby Bade ing palms. Fvo even fenced my By Day, Week or Honlb. $ BEDROOMS back yard for childrens safety CARROLL'S FURNITURE Pb. FA 2-3111 111 W. 1st St LAKE MARY BUILDING LOTS while playing. HOUSE, unfure., 2300 MeUonvilla, Wa hava several desirable build­ I can be yours by taking over > ing lots in Lake Mary priced former lovers mortgage, with J-ROOM COTTAGE for rent with to sell. Call u s.. only 12,SOP down and 97I.2P par bath and electric kitchenette; month. C**tpWt*1y Finish** partly furnished; |33 ■ month. Si. R—fif Sirs. Piul Mam, Monroe Cor­ Or Year IM My appolntmcnls are mid*'thru ner, Telephone FA 2-2P2P. IIP M. Pare Av*. f t PA I-44S1 FARMER'S AGENCY, exclus­ ively. 3-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped, fenced yard. FA 2-2132. Gon* With Thp Wind FARMER’S AGENCY ViBlt Modal At Lika TARA, thia recently remod­ N. V. Farmer, Keillor eled two story, beautifully furn­ D. H. Whitmore 500 FRENCH ished home is typical of the LUllii G. Trim* FURNISHED apt. Ph.-PA 2.2AOO old South. Two iloriei, with upAssociates. WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooma stair* and downstairs railed Ilf S. French Ave. Ph. PA 7-3221 private baths, lie W. First it. porchei, four bedrooms. , , After hours, PA 2-2411, PA 2-4921, HOUSE, partly furnlihed. Phone located on full city block in FA 24211 Sanford, surrounded by huga FA 2-3923. shade treea. , .Orange grove. . , FURNISHED: 3 rooms, 939. Second house on property rente for 343 per month. Price 919,300 Adults. 113 N. Jassminc. furnished (can also ba purchas­ APARTMENT: cleen, nicely, fora- ed unfurnished), only 92300 Ished, screen porch, 993, 901 down. Let us show you how you Magnolia Ave. Ph. NO 9-3367. etn recapture the graesful liv­ ing of the past without sacrific­ LARGE clean furn. apt., down ing modern comfort*. a t e i r s , 411 Park. BE SAFE! BE SURE! M M m aram s t , 11109 • 1.311.00 I 13.3 l t . l t _ Loch Arbor Homes 17. IP. II. M. 31. S 'lC T IT IO l* TO ALL ta»:tlMONH II A V t X O CLAIMS OH DEMANDS AGAINST HA1D ESTATE: You a ad e ac h of you a r t ha rab y notified a n d require d la (llo any claim* and demand* which y o u or • ll h o r of yuu. may hava a g a l n a t aald astal* In th* afflc* of llan. Vfllaon A le r e n d o r County J u d g * of Hemlnol* County, *1 hie afflc* In th* Court H ouse In ta n f o r * , F t a r Ida, w ithin a l g h t c alendar m onth* from tho ttm* of th* t i n t p u b lic a ­ tion of thl* notice, Each etalro a r d t m a n d muat b* In w r i t i n g and contain Ih* plac* of realdonco and poat off lea a ddreaa af t h a c la i m ­ a n t nnd m u a t bo aworn to by lha Sl.t31.SS claimant, hi* a a a n t a r a tt u r n a y , Wo bars four outstanding 1 and 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath, largs living 4 bedroom homes ia this dis­ room and bedrooms: kltchtn tinctive section of Sanford; all equpt. 991.49 per month. Sts at eentraliy bcated, kitchen equip­ 105 E. Woodland Dr. or phono ped and alcaly landscaped owner, PA 2-4979. BEA1 CVTATB DRIYR-W *44 Preaek Avs. IP. Half m Pomnlo tl. Wash Waatsd I t PlantWag Borvfcao PtU • Livestock • BoppUen Machinery * Tools Boat# and Motnre AntonrehUet * Trailers Parnitaro 27. Articles Par Sale Shell Auction NEW YORK (UPII-About 73 ttA —Articles Waaler avid malaeologlsta — persona who Z3—Naticcs A Personals collect sea shells—gstbtrad here Sunday to bid against each other la a private auction. On* of tba smallest shells brought la toe big­ gest price: George Jicobs, presiREAL PIT BAR-B-CUE dent of the Now York Shell Club, Tho Pit Haute shelled out IPS for a brownish 20th. k French Volute Bednalll from northern L Good Pood Australia. Legal Notice ■ Light*. Fait sad Watty •P I n s u r a n t s LOT, TP ft. vido by 1M ft. deep, cleared, facing Country Club Rd. in Lock Arbor section, call PA M ia . Pb. FA J-48g4 Firepot Guaranteed 10 Years If You Compare PRICES and SPECIFICATIONS You'll Buy A A fisudbudion SANFORD 0 East First Street FURNITURE CO. Sanford, Fla. Phone FA 2-1914 �v- - i''‘:y.^---. -~* - “*;■■• ‘ •*TV' • s? } sts* A W ant A d A Day M akes A ll Business P a y !Ph. Foe M l Stemper Knows a. Fomalo Bata Wt !R£eejM Permanent baby sitter, mature, white, to lira in. FA 2-3144. Tlut year child will be u (e while PART-TIME WORK — lnslda pteybig Is thia oversized yard help: 11:30 la 1:30 five days at the and of a dead-end itm t week. Apply A A W Bootbeer when the only traffic will be Stand, 1103 French Ave. Daddy coning botre. The Just rellalihed Interior will please ». Wole Help WaJ?T ■ yoa and the large screened p eth will cool you; 3 bedrooms DRY CLEANING Asalatant. Apply and other features. Price $11,100 la person to Downtown Cleaners sod Laundry, wtth only KM down. EXPERIENCED, Semi - experi­ W. A “MU’* m u m Agcwty enced, or will train the ri|bt ■aalter A Insurer projectionist. FA 2-M l i u N. Park person f o r FA 2-1112 after 7:00 P. M. 4U% MORTGAGE. *11,*80 for lenrdy three bedroom home; 11. Work Wi deetrable area. $1,000 Down. WILL car* for small child in my Ph. FA 1*4303. homo week-days; RavenoaPark area. Ph. r x 2 3102 Wed. or BY OWNER: 2-bcdroom home, beat location in Country Club F i. Manor. Phone FA Z-M42. BABYSITTING during day; $1.30 LOCH ARBOR: Beautiful 3 BR. per day per child. FA 2-1200, bona near golf courae. Oversite l l HnmUot HervUos yard with many trees. You must sco this bargain. FA 34123 SANFOBD Phuahtag A Bcattag A WILLIAMS, I n t o 2398 So. Elm Ph. FA 3*7911. $ Moafarh Jrraib AUTO GLASS INSTALLED WtadablcM Daar Glaaa Fri., OcL 2. 1MB—Pag* 11 19. Gateway To Tha Waterway Your EVfNRUDK Dealer New A Used Furniture A Apply LIFE Vests, Pep Teats, Bags, Tarpe, Tents. At nates. A Goad Place TO Robson Sporting Good* BUY SELL or TRADE Surplus More, Bio ftaafi JENKINS PUBIOTUBE 30444 E. laU Ph. PA 248*1 60S Sanford Av*. FA S>74m Belt Us Yew Funitatw.' 1M8 IT ft. BORUM Adventurer. Sm ite With The Cash. 5T TnUlo, Far iaU ~ FA 2-1382 or FA 2-0279. TRADING POST, FA U FP .A .D A Y Back Glaaa V «at Glaaa SIRVICC Seakarik Glaaa aw l f a t a l Co. 112-114 W. M R PA 1-4*22 3 ^ « w w iB in s 3 B > r PAINT and WALLPAPER SUPPLIES '37 MODEL 3 roam heua* trailer: LOST: One green end ysOsurper* Buy 1 GaL - Get 1 YREEt large bed, 2 busk beds and keel la the vicinity of Ceaatzi MABY CARTER PAINTS couch bed; perfect condition. Ml W. 1st SL FA 2-3849 Club Minor. $10.0* RSV/ ^ r 21800. Near Wllae* School, PaPh. FA 2-7779. 44*1 ola. Shsmblcn. Chainlink Fences FOR SALE: 1933 Dodge Royal Free Estimate*. Call FA 2-1T79 LOST: Puppy; t weeks oM. black and white. REWARD. XBu Hardtop. May be aoea at Kid­ after 3 P. M. FA 2-3090. dy's Standard SUtioa, 11th. aad FACTORY TO YOU French. LOST: Large lealhsr t a g ______ ALUMINUM lag prescription glasses, etc. at EXTRA NICE ’33 Ford, 8 cylin­ VENETIAN BLINDS public boat ramp Sunday, der, $373. FA 2 03*8. Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom FA 21888 after 3:30. rail with plastic ends. Flailie 2-BEDROOM 42 It, air condition­ or rayon tapes. Cotton of nylon ed trailer, extra dean. Phone cords. FA 2-0338. Roy Reel Pais* A Bad; 10th A Sanford Behind Studebaker Garage JACHOITS REPAIR SHOP Welding — »‘teh. A Gen. Repalra W. 20th. A Old. L. Mary Rd. AIR CONDITIONING H. B. POPE CO. 281 S. Path — PA 2-4214 TV SERVICE within tha hour. Service Call $2.30 plus parts. Work Guaranteed 3 Mo. Ph. PA 24799. m R. M. Wilklna, Contractor • Asphalt Driveways • Parking Anas Quality Workmanship A Materials Terms To Suit Your Budget •Free Estimates • Work Guaraaieed Phone FA 24030 Sanford, Fla. Dallas Asphalt Co. WELCOME 3-BEDROOM trailer fully air con­ 111-114 W. 2nd SL Fh. FA 2-4*22 ditioned, washer and dryer. WUI sell equity very reasonable or SPACE HEATER, Uuk and stand will trade for equity In 2 bed­ $23. FA 2-2311. room home. Phone FA 8-3134. BEAUTIFUL 20 volumn set of 42' SPARTAN. 1 BR., air con­ American Peoples Encyclope­ ditioned, awnings. $3,000. Equity dia*. like new, $180. FA 2-3*40. for $330 and assume payments. SINGER icwing machine; darns, FA 2-0803. embroiders, monograms without *32 PLYMOUTH lordor, 6 cylin­ attachments. Assume 11 pay­ der; |uat had new rings, in- ments at $3.87, Write Finance ssrta and valve Job; clutch less Mgr., c/o Sanford Herald. than year old; runs good —looks good; prieed right. Phone FOR SALE: Blond spinet piano, FA 2-7770. amstl equity, take up payments. Phone FA 24488. 3K L'nrn.Ur. FOR SALE: complete living room $SAVE$ suit; small equity, take up pay­ ments. Phone FA 24486. New f t Used Furniture and Appliance* «. F«stale Help Wanted MOTHERS — earn W 3 before Christmas. 31ust be reliable will­ ing worker. 20 choice hrt. wk. W* train. FA 2-2T07 batweea 7 A A HOUSEWIVES You may to the one we are looking for to serve an AVON territory NOW. Write. Mrs. MlIanlch, Box Z«, Lockhart, Fla tiH m ti fiiiftn a iiim ; ,n u f t a i m . NEW RAVENNA PARK HOMES • Quiet Community • Near Golf Ceara# $450 Down T u n Went O* ZOtla St. FaBow Caen try Gab Rd. * W itch Far 0 « r S i m . . . OPEN DAILY t;0 t A. M. Til Dark SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. TU Dark Shounakah C a, tag. “In the City of Gracious Living” — co m in g s o o n — Formal Opening Dream Homes $340 *9840 Down Payment-No Cloning T O T A L PRICE Ilomea featnrn 2 Bedrooms l ! ‘t Tile Bathe • Screened Perth • Utility Room . Ter­ rain* Floors < Carports • Loadscaped Lola - All CUy Convtnirnrri. MONTHLY PAYMENTS WAIT! WATCH! For Opening Date W. 20th SL FA 2-71*2 Raaford SUNLAND Estates & South PINECRES1 VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing: Down Payments Low as $425 You cun move In immedi­ ately while the papers are being processed. W* Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On The Construction Of Your Home Or Your Money Cheerfully Refunded. Odham & Tudor, Inc. Cor Hwy, 17-92 & 27th St. Phon-FA 2-1501 USED CAR Clearance Plymouths COST!! 59 PLYMOUTH *1939 59 PLYMOUTH No. P9-1.1 H Cylinder Station Wagon • Automatic Tranamlaalun - Power Steering • Power Tail Gate • Storage Compartment • Padded Instrument Panel • Soles Gkuu* While Sidewalk. No. 1*9-20 Tudor Sedan • Custom Package • Cigarette Lighter • Oil Filter • White Sidewall Tires - Automatic Transmission *2122M $ $ I $ $ $ I 57 DeSoto FlredoMS Tudor Hardtop . VI Engine • An t n m n l l « Tran,. • Power Steering • Power Drskes ' • Rsdiw - Hester • Tan Finishi • Kxeotlent Condition - A “ST1 STEAL" |i |* ■ I [ ||Q |) I » h n n $ 57 Chevrolet Fordor Redon • V-l » A*twmttle Trana. ■ Radio A llfater. 57 Chevrolet "210" Tudor - * Cylinder * Standard Trans. 55 Ford RtailonWogon * Tudor o' * t'saienger. 55 Ford Station Wagon - Fordor • • Paaaengcr. 52 Pontiac Convortobto 51 Mercury Fordor J I | f 0 ( J g . ||)C T lEASYterms F aH ar Sadia • Tutone I’alnt • Kadlo • Heater - White Sidewall Tire, . Low V-H Sport Wagon . Axtuaiatie Traaamlt* Radio 4 Heater • White Sidewall Tlrsa Tul.me Paint. V*' Fordor W l 1 * T“,on* ,>,inl * ,Udi“ * *1595 *1295 • $ % $ $ $ 4 Our Used Cars WUI Ba Displayed For Your Is* spec t ion Nightly On Our Large Lighted I«t. WHERE DEALS SHINE Heater • Lecal Owner • Only at the sign of Plus Many Other Models On Display During Our Annual Car Clearance Sale BRASS MOTORS Sanford *16451 53 Dodge 57 PLYM OUTH 206 East Commercial Ave. Vtt to Carnet • Fordor 57 PLYMOUTH *1095 t ‘4 di&lkhA Pit-37 ft Cylinder Tuilor Sedan • Custom Package • Cigartile Lighter • Oil Filter, 57 CHEVROLET Mileage. i Desoto *280275 *276825 59 PLYMOUTH it satisfied Used furniture, applltneet, tools ate. Bought-sold. Larry's Man 113 Ssoford Ava. Ph. PA 24132. *225570 59 PLYMOUTH Homes Designed For Florida Living. 3 A 4 Bedrooms — 1 A 2 Baths 4J New And Used Purnttwr* IU E. Pint SL PA 2-3*22 *199130 59 PLYMOUTH 4th Addition of m WILSON - MAIER No. P9-27 - Fordor Sedan • Automatic Transmission • White Sidewall Tire* • Custom Package - Cigarette Lighter - Oil Filter. Hard Top • Automatic • Power llrukex • Radio Control Mirror • Custom • Tutone Paint. the • RIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TRRMS WK GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS No. P9-.1t Fordor Sedan - Tutone Paint * Accenaory Group 31.1 • Oil Filter • Flit* Sweep Deck Lid. No. P9-IB Tudor - 8 Cylinder Tran.smix.Hion • Power Steering & H eater • Soles Glass - Remote Steering Wheel • Wheel Covers I follow -';5 txj trail i Mother of Sanford BRAND NEW AT DEALER *3965 59 PLYMOUTH f 203-209 E. First SL Ph. TA 2-0933 59 DESOTO % » Senkarik Glaa* and Paint Co. “A Bure sign o f a long, coM winter.” Contnctiog A Bepalra Free Estimates RAYMOND M. BALL B. L. MARVrr 204 Sanford Ave. Pbonc FA 2-3303 TV and RADIO REPAIR after AND ASSOCIATES 3:00 nights and weekends; San­ 13. Special Raertea* Beal Batata — laseraaco 18. Finwarn A Plaala ford, Laka Mary and Longwood. VLff ROLLAWAY, Hoopla l and Baby Cat Flowers Far Any OceaMaa FA 22772 and FA 24813. SIS So. Park Avc. Ph. FA 2-M41 SANFORD FLOWER *MOP Beda. Day, Weak or Month — Sanford LAWN MOWER Repairs — Heal­ PA 2-1822 or PA B4M8 FUBNRUBS CENTER Ivass Bldg. Laka Mary ers Cleaned A Serviced. LEWIS 2180 Preach Av*. Ph. FA 21390 CITRUS TREES SALES A SERVICE. JW W. 30 Ph. PA 2-7932 Hamlin on sour root, ready for a ib coNDrnoM No St. Ph. FA 2-7928 or FA 2-3461. MUST SILL— Being transferred! CONTRACT December planting; Is" — H", end REPAIR WORK Nothing Down! Asiumo pay­ PUMPS - SPRINKLER May ba seen at -1720 First SL PA 24343 Furniture Storage and Moving ments 273 month. 127 Country 1M7 Sanford Ave. All typee and sixes, iasMlltd To and From Anywhar* T T T T r r n T T n s r H ip p S i Club Drive. ••Do It Yourstlf* C. B. PHILIPS Plumbing & Repairs 1300 French Ava. Ph. PA 3-11*1 WE REPAIR AND SERVICE BY OWNER: laksfront, Conor LUTINO TARAKKET — Male, 5 S T I N K lot; $ bedroom kitchen equip­ 1023 Sarlta St. FA 3-0848 ENVELOPES, Ltttarkesds, sUloweeks old; alio cage. FA 2-1831. Machinery aad Supply Co, ped concrete block homo. Call meats, Invoices, band hUla, and 207 W. 2 nd SL Ph. PA 14412 BEAUTIFUL blond Cocker pup­ t.1. Electrical Service, FA 2-0120 after 3 P. M. programs, tie. Progretilve pies. Lot 104, Park Avc. Trailer iE n c a r n T r iir r Printing Co. Phone PA 2-I9S1 — House Wiring — niocirte Service Park, 2343 Park Avc. 308 West 13th SL Sid Vihlea FA X-TIM C. A. Whiddon, Sr. Tl^fiooTa S T T C 5 --------------RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. D A W N ' S BROKER 112 Magnolia FA 2-0013 BEAUTY SALON Mercury Outboard Motors m So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 sett Air Conditioned Dryeri M. ••Dei" Vales Electrical Ser. WOODRUFF MAKINS Opfoet nnitien 812 Mcllonvllle Ave. FA 2-1382 NO IOB TO LABGE OR SMALL lisir Styling — Psrmarents —Oil 2401 Frsoch Av*. Drive Way* — Parking Areas WANTED: A mortgage loan n Des Says For Service Call. . Treatments— TV Stamps, Soft la a guest pan to tha MovieFA 2-4896 FA 2 3083 RENTALS: Day - Week-Month Water — Air Cond. Harriett's This local income property. Will pay land Drive-In Theatre for Irene Front End Loaders Sft monthly on yearly pay­ It. BaUdlag ♦ Painting - Repairs Bcsaly Nook. 133 So. O ikLappln, Sanford, t* sea "Long Graders — Deitys — Draglines ments. P. O. Box 13S, Sanford. FA 2-3742. Hot Summer". Rollers — Transports Licensed — Bonded Painting A PHONE: Days, FA 24134 DISTRIBUTOR Decorating. Free Estimates MALE OB FEMALE Work Guaranteed. SEMINOLE Nights, FA 2-7123 er FA 2-3142 FULL OR PART TIME PAI NTI NG CONTRACTORS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Earn extra money in your own FA 2-1304. Sines 1141 business. No experience or per­ A. RARE DcBAEY R A M ROOFING sonal selling necessary. Re­ NOrth 14422 NOrth MTU Contracting A Repairs quires only few hours a week spare time to service BEST Licensed — Bonded —Insured Complete Laws Matnlsaaiea; FREE ESTIMATES RECORD DISPLAYS, located Spraying — Mowing by us la food markets,, drag •18 Sanford A*cv Ph. FA 2-7943 Fertlliier— JOHN LOMMRSSR stores, ete. 418 Willow Ave. FA I-T1PT CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Cheap record racks ire rapidly Remodeling — Fro* Estimates being replaced by SENSATION­ Phoaa FA 2-3744 AL BEST BRAND SELF-SERV­ Repa'rs BILL BERXOSKY, Contractor ICE RZCCRD DISPLAYS. Store makes money, so do you. Excel­ FLOOR landing and llniihing lent profit. . .but this Is NOT Classing, Waxing. S e r v i n g A GET RICH QUICK SCHEME, Sumtool* County aiaea 103. NAVY AND as we are a highly rsspected H. M. GLEASON, Laka Mary. record company commercially NEWCOMERS ROOF CLEANING AND COATING rated. Must have car and minimum ol Exclusive agent for SURCO in TO SANFORD 9*73 (or record inventory, dis­ thia area. Work guaranteed, ea* W 'n lavlts yea to ho onr sue its plays. store accounts and adFA 2-3667 for free estimates. vartising materials. Writa for BILL EVANS absolutely free without obliga­ Fordor Sedan • A ir fund ilionet! • Power Steering • Power local appointment, include phone tion at one ef Sanford’s leadlag 13. Special Services Brakex • Radio & Healer * Whit* Sidewall Tires * ReDumber. Motels while you locate suit­ BEST RECORDS DIV. mote Control Mirror. Thia is A Brand New Car! American Iateraatieual PIANO TUNING A UPAtRWO able homing for yourself and family. Pick up your key at W. 1. mawiaimf laduatrks, lac. 1.50 * Lewis Tower Bldg. PH. FA 24223 After 3 P. M oar Sales Office. PkUa. 2, Pa. PA 13*31 Atlantic Bank Bldg. * Kl|9 Phone FA 2-5441 your bent buy HOLLER MOTOR SALES 2nd A PatateUa BANTORD v FA 2-0711 er FA M tt t �> �rt— it " * * * ' * S t y ? S a n f a r ii If m t l l i _____________________ WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Tuesday. High today 85-91, tow tonight 70-75. VOL. XLU United Preaa Laaaad W in Eatabliahad l t t t MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1959 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 534 Third Russian Rocket Races Toward Orbit Of Moon-Earth Radio Photos Expected Of Unseen Lunar Area f IREF1GHTER8 from DeBary and the Sanford Naval Air Station fought a blazing lumber yard fire In DeBary for nearly 12 houra yesterday. Dam­ a g e waa estimated at fSO.OOO. Arson Being Checked In DeBary Fire A llioft of gasoline and arson i --------------------------------------combination may have caused the /» * J Ca f Davis Lumber Co. tire which de- V 3 M a ' - O n i e s r j e t There'll be another go-round atroyed $80,000 worth of lumber and aupplles In DeDary yesterday, tomorrow In the coni*** to pick District Two Constable Oscar the winners on Tbe Herald's Paptneau said tins morning. Football Contest Paxe. More m A gasoline cap lock wnich bore cash prises will be awarded— '▼ screwdriver marks was found on the running board of a burned to read the page and send In an truck, the constable said. If the entry. Year guess may be the [oi-k h#d Keen hlnwn off after the best. ------------------— lire started, It would have been found far from the truck, not on the running board, according to the constable. Tbe blaze at the 321 High lianks Rd. lumber and supply yard start­ ed about 2 a. m. yesterday. A WASHINGTON (UPI) - The » lumber truck, car, dynamoes and AFL-CIO predicted oday that an­ * tools were destroyed, as well as other recession will occur in the half ot Mrs. G. 11. Davis' adjacent house. The fire was still burning ««{ [**r* “ JJJSJ Vftwterdav afternoon. Edward A. drift oi national economic pom its DavU U the owner of the lumber ™d developments la not halted quickly." yard which was a total loss. The prediction was made before The (Ire had been burning quite special Senate committee g while when the DeBary volun­ a teer lire department arrived at which opened an extensive inves­ Die scene, Department Director tigation into why the United Charles W. Schneider said. The States has heavy uncmploymunl Naval Air Station fire squad work­ in an era of general prosperity. ed for about six hours on the blase and Uie DeDary d c p » r i j ^ , , Q 2 ! : * * ' f l 'T /iM I C - h O H put la II houra at the lire. 1W -------------------- — ' I l e n s \ i i r u a t i IBM Recession Near, Labor Predicts r.o User Survey On Penai l our Set At Chattahoochee CHATTAHOOUHKK <UPI>-Thc Legislature’s prison tomniittee opened a five day tour of the stale penal system today with the as­ surance it is "not on any witch hunt." The legislators and .Slate Prison Director II. G. Cochran Jr., began the tour witli the Apalachc Cor­ rectional Institution for first offen­ ders and will wind up Friday at the prison for hardened criminals at K.Ilford Telephone customer* In Geneva will receive a poat card from the telephone company In the next few days, asking for comments and criticism regarding telephone serv­ ice and the company that pro­ vides it. according to Bob Shcddcn, local manager for Southern Bell. Similar post card canvasses are planned for other, areas where Southern Bell operates. We're not necessarily seeking compliment*," Shwiden points out. "Thy real purpose is to find out which customers have complaints so that the com­ pany can try to remove the causes of these complaints." MOSCOW (U PI)—The Soviet preaa and radio hailed to­ day the success of Its third lunar probe and scientists pledg­ ed that Russia's space program Is not aimed at astabtiahlng military bases on the moon. The moon rocket waa racing toward the moon in a great looping curve that was expected to bring it to within 6,000 miles of tha moon today and then back toward tha earth, It wab to pans the never-seen bark of tha moon and radio back photographs. Success of tha rocket waa expacted to be determined sometime today. Evgeny Fedoruw, corresponding member of the Soviet Academy of Sciencr, resasiured the world to­ day on Soviet apace aims. He wrote in 1’ravda, the official Com­ munist newspaper: “Soviet scientist* are studying outer space with peaceful aim. No PITTSBURGH (U ri)’—Tlte-pinr- one. Jn-th>-USSR. Is planning. to fence off the region of the moon erful Wage Policy Committee of where a Soviet pennant lies (car­ the United Steelworkers Union to­ ried there by the Sept. 13 l.unik day rejected an industry propos­ II) and start building military al to end the crippling steel strike base* there." ,, i . i . i■ "It may lie this will have some as completely unacceptable. L n e f i c U l e f f e c t „„ th e ,, inordlnHowever, USW President David aUl,y M, | uui Western brass haU J. McDonald said union negotla-, who, much ahead of their prac. tors would contact the industry tlcal possibilities, openly dream of bargaining team in an effort to , r- keeping whole countries under a . threat of bombing from the range further negotiations, "posii............................. moon," h* said. bly this afternoon." The fate of the probe hung In "The wage policy committee the balance and the scientist who has made a detailed analysis of worked out hairline circulation* apparently were powerless to help terms submitted by the Industry it. Special transmitters aboard to settle this dispute," McDonald Lunik III wer* to switch on so it* told newsmen In a hastily pre­ path may be determined exactly. If the rocket performed a* the pared statement. * *"?V r -•■ar,fe.'w'i*d-«gfl \Soviet* expected, the 614-pound “Interplanetary *epnce elation" anlmously by the committee mem­ contained In the 3,424-pound final bers as being completely unae* etage of the rocket would careen jepteblc." around a “corner" near the moon The USWs Kxccutlvo Commit­ like a car skidding around a sharp tee Sunday rejected the peace turn. * proposal aimed at ending the 83It could skip out of control and day strut- which has Idled a half­ plunge Into the depths of space. It million steelworkers and 2(10,006 ( Could stall, turn and plunge Imck in related industries. to a fiery death In the earth’i atThe union president said Sun-1 m)>pher*. day he would advise the Whita Qm |f tha Soviet scientist'* calHouse try telephone on the status .illations have been exact. It could of the negotiations In the nation's negotiate the comer perfectly, longest steel walkout. However, whip around the back of the moon no report of the conversation was V vhich no man has ever seen, take forthcoming from the union, crude electrldc pictures of It and Washington or President Risen radio them to earth. hower’s vacation White House In If perfection I* achieved, the rocket could go around the earth Palm Springs, Calif. a* it did the moon, circling both earth and moon in a huge, clgarahaptd orbit for months to com*. This, too, m*y be known today. Scientist* discussing the latest Soviet space triumph ssid Sunday night It would take a day and a half or two day* to determine the course of the rocket precisely enough to say whether iumik ill will achieve it* double irbit. There has been no mention of the exact time the roclet will be­ gin skidding around its corner, swimming some fi.OW miles from the surface of the moan. Today a transmission from the moon probe was expected to disclose that. Soviet identisl* hailed the third cosmic rocket as "the leginning of interstellar navigation" and thul it waa a far greater achievement than tha moon hit of iept. 14. Union Rejects New Steel Wage Policy Proposal ★ ★ Gloom Hits Cape CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) —'The National Aeronautic* * and Space Administration revealed to­ day it is studying plan* to launch nnother-moonroehet-from the cape. No date waa Indicated, but the brief announcement had the ef­ fect of wiping away a little of the gloom that spread among Ameri­ can missilemen with Russia's fir­ ing of Lunik 111 this past weekend. U. S. scientists had hoped two weeks ago that tha weekend would see a satellite headed (or an or­ bit around tbe moon. The trick was accomplished—but with a bit of variation. The "U ’i ," they had planned to mark the aateliite became in­ stead "U. 8. 8. K."—signifying the launching of Lunik ill's 967-pound payload tuward a programmed cigar shaped orbit around both moon and earth. NASA also said estimate* indi­ cated that about (lvs months would be required to repair dam age at "Complex 12" on the cape. "Complex 12" was the launching pad for the Alla* Able moonrockel that was supposed to have carried America's own 373-pound satellite toward a lunar orbit sometime early this month. But the Atlas-Able blew up dur­ ing a static test Sept. 24 at the cape. Tlie first and second stages of tiic four-stage behemoth were destroyed, and Uie pad itself hcav ily damaged. NASA said It wa* considering plana "to conduct a eemilar ex­ periment using other launching lacilitici at Cape Canaveral." The tale tile remained in storage, but a new moonrockel appeured to be at best, several weeks away. Lunik Iff, while perhaps less spectacular than Lunik If which p.owed into the mnar surface last montn, will be considerably more beneficial fioni a standpoint. For instance, it is designed to take and relay picturra of the moon's "farside,' never before seen by man. "H un, hurt—It really hurt," said one official here. It was a simple recognition that Itusna had put even more distance between her­ self and tha U. 8. in the space race. The (act was met with calm acceptance here. MuJ, Gen. Donald N, Yates, cummander of the Air Force missile lest center here, had no comment immediately. Tlie moon aateliite that U. S. missilemen have on hand—which TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The J also was designed to take picture* State Foreatry Hoard M ay post­ ot tliu moon's "farside’’--was left poned consideration of giving 1,000 at the gate when an Atlas Able acre* of land to forner showgirl moonrockel blew up during a sta­ Gregg Sherwood Dodge for her tic test Sept. 24. The shoot had proposed "Girl* Town U. S. A." been set for sometime early in Uctuber. when aha failed to >p|>ear. ‘(Jirl’n Town SANFORD'S OLDEST HOI SK got a final mirvey Saturday front W., C. Hill. left, who was born in it before it became the office of Hill Lumber & Supply Yard, and vice president of the firm, J. H. Cruppa, us it was torn down to make way for the new office of the company. (Staff Photo) ★ WORST FLOOD — About 1,000 turn Hies are believed to have been evacuated front Stillwater, Okla., as the worst flood in the city'* history inundated the community. Shown is a view of state Highway 40. United Press International Flood* and tornadoes combined lo leave thousand* homeless In the Southwest today. A flv -d iy snow storm, meanwhile, stranded ranch­ ers in southern Colorado. At least • were dead and 63 missing from the multi-milliondollar floods and tornadoes In Oklshoma and Texas. Tbe Red Croaa estimated that NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock I.ooo homes in Oklahoma warn damaged by Good waters. Hard­ prices at 1 p. m.: est hit was Guthrie, Okla., which American TAT «««•»• Tl B94 wa* flooded for the third time in American Tobacco . . . . . . Bethlehem Steel • • •• * * * * • • » 37tk Dine days just as 100 (amlllea C * O ............. • t « i a * M * s t 66 wora returning to their homes, Chryalor "I've had it. I'm going to took M )t CurUas • Wright 214 for another location," said one 2394 Guthrie resident After the second DuPont twn flood. Eastman Kodak Ford Motor 804 Rains of 6 lo If inches were 78'. common in Texas where tight General Electric General Motors 374 Graham . I’aige 24 334 inti. T A T Lonllard .......... 414 Minute Maid ... 214 174 Penn ItK ........ Mr. L. If. King, 76, died early Royal American 44 this nturninir at the (.aka Mary Scars Roebuck 494 home of the Rev. and Mre. J. E. 18 Studcbakrr ........ Curry. Mr. King, a funner resi­ U. S. Steel ....... tu rn dent of Ohio, had been ill for i n erat months. He was visiting the Currys. Fairchild Funeral Hume, Orlando, I* in (barge of local fun­ eral arrangements. Burial will bo in Ohio. 1 p. m. Stocks Mr. L. H. King, 76, Dies At Lake Mary News Briefs Buys Hotel MIAMI BEACH 'UI'I> - Actor Eddie Urackrn has announced he •ml a gruup of investor! have pur­ A proposed plat for the Tee N’ chased the Cadillac Hotel V re for Green subdivision on Country an estimated four million dollari. Club srul Upiala roads has rereived tentative approval from the county inning department. The proposed plat shows 48 lot* TAMPA (UPI) - Ye Mystic Krewe of Gasparilia announced on 12 4 acres. Clyde E. Williams Tampa's annual pirate "invasion" and Associates of Florida, a .Mi­ would take place Fell. 8 to open ami firm, are engineers for the project. the next Ga.parilla Festival. Flat Gets Okay Pirate Invasion Perjury Count Pope Speaks NEW YORK (UPI) - Juteph Barbara Jr., facing trial M ay un VATICAN CITY (UPI) -P o p e a five • count perjury Indictment John XX111 Sunday told a group arising from his testimony about <d American science students cur­ tile 1937 gangland convention at rently visiting Italy that he hoped Ilia father's Apslachin, N. Y., , future spare exploration "shall home, pleaded guilt to a reduced create new elements for true hu­ charge of criminal coulcinpt, a man progress and for advancing towards the light of faith." misdemeanor. New Russian Dam puny stuff was Hill, (iu* Lovejoy, two yard hand* and two horses, Lovejoy ha* been with the firm for 43 year*, and i* now secretary-treasurer. W. E. Hill began running the family cor­ poration upon hi* father'* death in 1916. The lumber company at 213 W. Third St. buy* wood from wholesaler* after it come* from tumhermill*. Most of the lum­ ber come* from nearby Sorrento. Ponderos.sa pine, cedar, ami an increasing amount of redwood make up the com­ pany's principal w i s h ! stock-in-trade. Hardware, doors, window* and roofing paint* are also in the stockpile. Tlte market for Hill good* is almost wholly in Sanford. Sale* are mostly to Individual homeowner*. A new one-story office building to be finished in *50 days will replace the house whei* VY. bb Hill wa* born *73 year * ugu. WASHINGTON <UM> -G overn­ ment intervention ir the five-day old dock wurker*' rfrike was ex­ pected today in an effect to end the paralysing tie ip in Atlantic and Gulf port*. Federal officials were reported to regard the doci walkout a* more critical than the 83 day-oid steel strike. Hundred* of ships and millions of doLars of cargo are tied up In ports from Searspoint. 3taine, to ltrcwnsville, Tex. Federal authorities prepared to seek a court order to stop walk­ out* by two New Orleans locals of the .Inking International Long­ shoremen's As.ociaion ILA), If they succeed, it may pave the way fur similar Injmctioni to halt work stoppage* in Miier Southern purls. Bridges Elected Parole Chairman TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Frai cla R. Bridges J r. of Tailnhassc ha.s been elected chairman of t) State Parole Commission for tl next two years, it wus announci today. Bridge,, „ member ot the rnr mission since August, succeet Raymond Marsh. Mrs. Burlier Speaker Sanford Lion* Club lunchc speaker tomorrow will he M Georgia Barber, public relatio director of the Stale Associntl of Justices of the Peace and Ct stable*. Mrs. Ilarber will spe on the functions of slate govei merit. She recently retired fre ■ post In the Tall.ilia«see office Attorney General Richard Er> after 30 years of service. Reapportionment Fight Groups Being Formed MOSCOW (UPI) — Three U, S. senators M ay watched construc­ tion of what soon will lie a 2,330,QQO kilowatt dam at Stalingrad— the world's biggest hydroelectric dam. The senator* are Edmund Muskie (D-Maine), Frank Mi xa (D-Utah) and Ernest Uruemng (D-Alaska). Government Intervention Increase Noted M aking W ay For Progress In Dock Strike Slated The hou.->e wlitre W. C. Hill was bum was torn down during the weekend, but there are plenty more in the Sanford area which huve part of his company in them. \V. J. Hill, founder of Sanford’* Hill Lumber and Supply Yard in 1873, built the house where \V. C. Hill was born and put hi* product* into many home* and building* in this area. Hi* son. who saw hi* birtiiplace de­ molished Saturday, already had announc­ ed plan* for a new building for the oldest Sanford business a* part of the observ­ ance of it* 86th year. Hill Hardware Co. and Hill Imple­ ment Co. were started by the father of present lumber company owner, VV. K, Hill. The elder Hill atarted business here with a plumbing and tin shop and n well tlriviujf ouUik. la 1916 Lite lumber itoiu- twisters struck nine eommuntttot Sunday. Up to four Inches fell In Okla. horns, adding to a foot or mors already fallen. Civil Defense Dir* ector Tom Rrett said this year’s flood may prove the moat disas­ trous in Oklahoma history. An estimated 10,000 head of cot* tie and sheep were threatened by starvation in Colorado, where moat of the weat mountain valley has been cut off Rom civilisation since a snow storm struck a week ago. Roofs of many ranch buildings were demolished under the weight of the four-fool snow fall. Ne death* or Injuries have beef reported, but an Arpiy helicopter erew made a systematic check fur stranded families to the snow* bound area. The weatherman said skies would bs sunny In the area today and the weather would bs warm* or. In Oklahoma, some hope waa offered that the Good-producing conditions might end. Tbe forecast was for occasional light rain or drizzle. Elsewhere, It was expected to be generally fair to partly cloudy for most of the area from the western plains to the Pacific Coast and from Georgia north* ward into New England. MIAMI (UPI)—Miami Attorney regularly on the basis of popula Earl Faircloth said committees tion, he said Faircloth said hi* group's oppo­ are being formed all over the MIAMI (UPI) - South Florida state to flght the legislative re sition was "based on the fact that it offers less than a crumb schools reported an increase In enrollment this fall of more than ■pporlionment amendment in the lo the populous counties and la Nov. 3 referendum. an abject surrender to those spe­ 18,000 over last year. Action lo hall the pier tie-up Faircloth, chairman of the Flo­ cial interest groups which have Dade County led the increase on both coast* under the Taft- with 10,000 new pupils. A check rida Committee fur Fair Repre­ fought year after year to keep Hartley Act wa* expected within showed the combined school po­ sentation, predicted the amend­ the populous areas of the state two or three day. unless there pulation in Dade, Broward, Palm ment would be defeated "by a from having a fair share of rep* are signs of early settlement. resentation.” Beach, Monroe and Collier coun healthy margin." General Counsel Stuart Roth­ tics was 232,313. "Every day we are receiving He laid local opposition com­ man of th« National Labor Reis-1 encouraging reports of committees mittees are being formed in many lions Hoard (NLRB) planned to being formed throughout the state of the state's population centers, ask the five-member board (or to oppose this formula which including Broward, Orange, Pinel­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Flor would cut off real representation las, Brevard and Palm Beach permission to seek an injunction to bait the New Orleans walkout, i Ida State University Coach Parry (or populous areas of F lorida,", counties. If the NLRB gives Rothman Moas today announced the resigna­ said Faireloth. The Hillsborough County Coun­ a green light aa expected, its New tion of assistant coach Will Wilis. The amendment would give cil of Civie Associations, which Orleans office will seek a tem­ several more seats to a few popu­ represents civic groups to the porary restraining order from lous counties, Faircloth said, but Tampa area, already has gooa an a federal judge against the strike HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Televi­ still would leave control of the record against tbe amendment, by the two ILA locals. Then a sion emcee Art Linkietlcr'i daugh­ legislature in the hands of rural Faircloth said. bearing on Hut government's plea ter, Dawn, 19, and Air Force' lawmakers who represent a mino­ And be said the cities of Miami, for a preliminary injunction would Lt. John Zweyer, 23, were honey­ rity of the population. It also Coral Gables, North Miami, South lie scheduled. A temporary order mooning M ay aboard a private! would delete a portion of tbe Miami and Walt Miami have could be eifetUvt for up to Gve yacht in Mexican waters. They present Constitution requiring re- adopted resolutions opposing ,lb* Couch Resigns On Honeymoon married touday. | amend meal. � 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 02, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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WB tiUMMMH Ii0i ♦•••••♦••••« I 1 •*eeuooeooooeo Ao’A'ooseeoostooeoo Ml 1 $1 Million Ex-Offlclsl Suicide _*T . r n u w i M <uw> at automobile Bairiinr, ebcr had been LB Jar soma ttM . Revenue Hits Billion TALLAHAXSXB (UP!) L. R M w t »— haa risen la t i post.M year* ftwm OTS,cnjftl to 1MB to • se n than H MBkn la UK. The M-paar comparison w u tarlodgi ia the comptroller's gamut 'gw port, released today. Tha K M floral ported war noride’s AM W bUUaa retsane yaar. fa ta l » Minton Critical NSW ALBANY, M . (UPI WASHINGTON (UPt) f.J L policy nakori looked M ay to tha renewal at nualaar te*» b u ulka la Gaaova the flfjt challenge of Soviet Premter JBkita Khru­ shchev's profm od paaoofol misa­ ligns. Amtrlcin ofltelali tovsrsd Bhroshtfcov’s frlcodly ufe ia Washingtoo oad V a tp S Butlho rail toot, Tot Escapes Crushing DAVIE (UPt) - A a IB-month-old Phone Comp Holds Open UCHABO MCCANNA took « n r k ii mw dutiaa at Satnloola County Tax Assessor yesterday aftar ha « u bondod by tha aoonty commtogton. McCanna aald ha fo t "right into tha job** of proporiaf a 1969 tax yo* by Doc, 1 aa daacribod aa "an smargancy" noeaaaity by Gov, CoUina, who appointed him to tho job. lanthera BoD Toln Prom Sacces BUPPALO, T o . (UP1) - feder­ al, Brariff and Lockheed iavesti■atore today rooamad their mthe-ipot itudy af a debris Uttered ecrub oak patch where a jot prop Electra tumblod to oarth killlop all 3t persona aboard. ro k T WORTH, T»* WodMsday sight beci m si After ths dii brought to light tha. grated la tha air Tuesday night aa k flow on aa instrument flight plan from Hearten to Now York via Dalles. —Oeo of tho passengers, Georg* Uffner of Now York City, was a crony of tho Mtioo’a top hoodlams. He was a pal of the de­ ported Lucky larlaaoo. —DiAHIOIlds Tllllfd At Bhtft than t n o .r n w en ecatlered th r o u g h the wreckage oad a Jewelpacked diamond case, beloogiag to a lalesman-passeager was found intact - A t least m pounds af maU fiat u red to tho ground amid the debris. Another M sacks af maU were recovered by a post office team directed bp Poetmaster J. 0. Mots of Waco. The Brsniff Airway* interna* ttooal speedy jet prep liaor fell in pieces on tho reach of Richard White who hoard aa "nploeiao" looked oat his dear and aaw shat­ tered pieces of airplane fall around Us haoto "tor five min* otea." Investigators today were in­ specting ovary available piece of tho shattered two-mUltoodoUer Red China Parades non aad Stuart Stetson at tho Soft Dept, tho Seminole County Firm tha Jaycooa will sponsor netivitlao ventkm Wank which starts Moo man of tho Jaycon eosunittvn M ayor A. L. W Jay coon. Tho F i Association mi ifh tin # F ire P r TOKYO (UPI) - Bad Chiu, which boasts the largest standing army ia tho world, paraded Is military aright in Peiping today but joined ether Madera af «M Communist world ia dewuaclag w u la favor of "peaceful exist- The Seminole County Sports­ man'* Club Is planning aettoo to **ok a raise la fiats for illegal kuntlng fat the area, B. W. Hart­ man, secretary of the organisa­ tion reported today. Hartman said State Besceseatelives Mack Cleveland aad Gordon froderick will attend the n u t of Mexico. ed up i t the boopits! complaining ho had hurt his neck la a fall from a hone. Docten dlngneeed Ike Injury as a cervical fracture. Miles* head wee shoved and two pins were Inserted. Tractteo weights were attached lo the Use on top of hie heed, making him look fibs lam aw i from a science fiction movie.. Thus arrayed. Mike called In merehaata and went ea a buying stay-dotted iMw down tl t k MiaaSa Baapa toward I h a n waa aa aAetel a moot of tho nralta, hat RiefiinJioa claimed that ha, hlatetlf, did aot know hie worth, shrugging, "After Urn first tiao mill loo, what tho hell?" One of tho legends concerning who boeame one M the worid'i richest mao. llrherrlena had Ua birth whea ho Rlchardeao wonted President Elsenhower among Ms penoosl frieoda aad eootrlbut.d heavily to tho Praakieal'a eampalgo la IMA Hichardeoa died af a heart at* tack lo hie sloop Wednesday at his maoiloo at 8t. Joseph’s la* land—his own private IsleadUia tho Golf of Mexico. Ho wss ■ year* old, Tha publicity — shy bachelor who claimed ho oarer really cared for mooey had flown to the Island Just Mf tho Texas coast eoly Lead er Rules Out Tuesday wtth aa entourage of frieoda aad business associates. Japan Neutrality Rlchardeao w u reported to bo TOKYO (UP1) -P rim * Minister worth between Rot mUUoo and Nobusuko Kishl said today ae«Moo mlllloo. trality waa Impossible tor Japan. What made Hlchardeoo’a wealth Ho attacked u pro-CommunlaU so bard to estimate waa tho logo tho so-called neutralists who op­ s iikmat af oil reserves ho hold, pose Japan’e military ttoe with including pmldtegg under the Qgf tho United States. Camp fa e rr who moon Is Him Sanford is to the Bemiaalo Coun­ ty jell awaiting trial an charges of larceny aad brooking aad en­ tering. | • w u arrested ^ T easday*afternoon by Pollaa large ant Boa Batter. Ho 1* charged with brook log tote Sanford Grammar Behoof Monday alibi ^aod^ roaaacklng^jtoO| ^office N A SA To Observe 1st Anniversary WASHINGTON (UPD-The ft oral Bpaee Agency cheer ad I who escaped from C a w forty Sept M w u proviouely aw lto tid hero for solo theft. Ha will ho returned lo Camp Barry aftar Driver License Deadline Post Missile Lenncbed $ In W eather T e st fOBT WALTON BSACM (UFI) �IIa m Cam ROW I Or K 6SIQ M 15 rot SCRUBBING SEMINOLE SINGERS Snartnoto HI*h School GIm Club members Don McCoy, Betsy Williams, Helen Flttard and Frances Strickland prepare for the Glee Club's car washing project which will be held at ShilUni’a Gulf Service Station Saturday from 8 a.m. until 6 p. m. About 60 atudenta will give ears washing and inside vacuum jobs for 81.50 per auto, to raise f 1,000 tripe to attend state and district singing contests and to buy sheet music. The service station is on First St. at Sanford Ave. San fo rd C h am b er O p an t D rfra T oday Farm Products L e g al N o tice akkhm ax , T im n a irm a r s m a - Pit t a biosoh m Beet Mew Snatasd Aveaso Winter . Tarh. Florida Atteroeya far Uo I'lalatlft Staking O fficers BAMVKtA biggeet argrieultural beadas msrkatiag. rid CM studeats aad fatuity n at tbo Uaiverslty of Floe- ant DW* hie wile, W cV I S riwAtaomrw DOROTHt HAMK r m - ti t i h a t. dr at tow at I.TUAB BNTS, fo n a a rtr U L . aOBlNWN, RPO W. _______lAMUMLA, h er P m iim C Notice le b s r tb r a lv sa th a t the onderekrne* w ill, en U s SsU Oar • t U stsher, A. V> IMS, p r o e m |o tke H sa e ra b le Co only J s 4 i< ef Setniasle Com ity, BiefMa, hie tiaal return, m «w M end veuehen, aa Baecutor s f tho V alata e t MINNIE DBVLIN W O O D H U rr, deceased. M l a t aald tin e , th e* and there, m ake application to tna aald Judas lo r a final aattlam ant a t Bla it * aalalairatlon o f said estate, aad for a n ardor C taekaralaa him aa eo»h ■ aeaater. D ates th la tke Both day ,a f key. JCBICSAL c o te rn r o r FLORIDA ta a s d row i i m s o i a c u m te a u e r, A n . m s c h a r c s r t no. lists /a / RAI.PM O. W OtlPRUFP Aa K aaauiur ef ik a B atata af WILLIAM N. CLUBT, Plaintiff MINNIB DRVUN WOODRDPr, Oas, A * pear, J r . A ttaraay lo r aald B etel* Baford, F lorida •asMART JANB CLUBT, DsfiB liHt notice to dwpwnd TMB STATB o r FLORIDA TOl MARf JANB CLUBT ' C tiaitnl Fleets* nerpacailon, or. t e e ■iun can n trastsss •ad each ef them. If Alive, aad If say sf thsai ia dead, rutatitr, hie, her, er their raepeotiv* •re unhewn epeaes, heirs at law, r.ni.AND utBKr.T and lesatese, dsvlssse, erentese. his wife •aslanse* lleaurr, creditor!, BLBANOR LAIBBr, DsfsndsutS traifsee nr other claims nte NtpriLW n r oalm &riH tt.O Ks ,wHATUIUbOR a S s a rAll* a D. i\ (Inrdon V, Frederick Attorney fee Plaintiff p. o. Uea m e ISl-ISt North Perk Avenue Ban ford. Florida IN CIIANCBIIT title of the c a ts muelt, Plaintiff, n f l a t Book 1 M M Of BastlaeU County, Plor* Ida. Tou and each of you are req u ir­ ed to fllo your anower with tho Clerk of tha abeva entitled Court and serve n copy thereof upon P to ia tlira Attorneys w heel eddreee la I t l B ast New England Avenae, W inter P ark, Plor Ids, not la te r than the lo th day a t o e te her, A. D. t i l l , ee reuulree b y la w •lee a Decree Pro Cenfesee w ill be catered a a a ln ti you aad sack e f hoipitallied. The number of suipeded cu m itood at » . Nina penonx have been boepltaiUed. Randle said the tail-end effect* of Hurricane Gracia would ’'help beat down tba mosquitoes’1 which are regarded aa transmiters ef the disease. Fire departments and road de­ partment employes in Hamilton Township were ordered to burn FREUD TOLD WHY _ ___ ! KINSEY TOLD W1IAT! BUT HIS SECRETARY DID THE RESEARCH ON STARTS TODAY HOW OPEN 12t43 ** % WITNESS WIIKREOF, I have hereunto act n r hand and a rtlsed ray o ffld e l M il et Bnnfnrd, Semiaele c e a n ty , Florida, thla I l th day e f September, A. I>. I l t h f (I, P. HKItNliuN. Clerk of Ike (liroalt Cuurt, Seminole C n u al/ Florida By M artha T . v ih lea PA X-1116 FEATURE: 1.07 • 3:61 8:15 • 8t48 W ONDIRFUL FAMILY rARE M l A "Man Bst" Per All Kiddles MARE TWAIN’S H I K ADVENTURES O F TOM SAWYER** m TECHNICOLOR PLUS AT t M ONLY "GULLIVER'S TR A V E LS' FULL LENGTH CARTOON 7i f Rt J± L of ta FLA fonasUsa sad * aa FRA (Florida Bond Association) design during Us kill. All tbs bands will pisy tbs U of F A las Mater and will leave tbe field to the tune of ••Dixie." Tbe Stmiaoit studeats sad ebaporooes will spend tbs night ia Ocala and visit Silver Spriags on their way bone Sunday. Q uotable Q u o te s Untied Prose fa h ra i t e H MILAN - Maria Callao on her husband's s e p a ra te suit in which be charged abe was infatuated with another man; “1 am not used to washing dirty tsundry ia public." ALSO JICUT*** A The Fsaiiiy That Skstss tr Stsys TsgwUer SKATE CITY DOG TRACK ROAD JwK IN Feet Off Hwy. 17-01 Tbrn West at the Mg Lighted 8H0E SKATE Phame TR l-d « l Adah Betlaaero d a w — Matos 6:U to 7:11 _ J j MHB l i.ss’ Clsaa — Tbarfa I I a.m. to I I yJS^and rSe-’toyto^ MtS 11- *• « PRIVATR LESSONS ET Instrseter — Mr. .Gee Spaed Claea — Tmaedaya to 7:1* p n . Jsaler Hockey — Saturday* I to g ill pm . Sealer Hockey — Suadeye • to IM M . lottrader — Mr. B fa i OPEN EVER 7i3Q P. M. to Parly Greepe By Artaag Matinee Saturday S MANAGERS] JOHN M1KLER GHT P. Me Id i . u , II. SHEALT uaoBmguoaoerou A W o n d e r f u l N ew W < o f F o r d s f in : 1960 A now world of stylo! A new world of Ravingal A new world of performance! A new world of bullt-for-people jm fortl A new world of station wagon living! O s October S, for the first time, there will be not one, not two, but fAree completely new kinds of Ford care designed and priced for nine out of ten Americana: Tbo INC Fords—Tbe Flees! Fards of a life­ time, bossHIbl from any Print af View, worth ■ore from every Paint ef Value! for I960 In0 linings 2&% 29 S etrwgei werid ef eafety. Ford’e big sew T n tekSiit Brake* r. Ford's new Safdy-Gin :ever before. Betur vislbl (etym th bn fro m f, loo. Tho IMS Fakes—Tbe New-abe Ford, lbs world'a moat ttperiewcsd tew car, asd toe ir la tbe world toewst Tbs IMS TbauderUrd—1The World'a Mari Wasted Carl F O R D —Tfis Fin t i t Fords o f t Lifttimo aeaMOOMt * 1 * 0 ' “ 1 “’’ under Tj ^ V kre TONtTB 4 F i t . KITE AT 702 AND I t i t t P. M. A d e d ic a te to tbe future develop netat of Cimulaod will bo tbo titio of Semlaolo Ulgh’a balltlao band show at the lemlarisApopka game tomorrow night Acrobats, downs, majorettes, cowgirls, "Indiana" sad ao ani­ mated "lion" and lion tam er will be featured in tbo aoveo act, three ring abow at the local Memorial Stadium. Head Majorette Dee Hit . groove will twirl tbe fire bsten and eludent Tommy Broom will give a trampolln performance la center field. Tbe circus march "Thunder gad Biases" will be played by the high school bead wbUa the performance la In pro­ gress. Seminole High’s T9 member bead will join a other Florida bands in tbo hall-time show at tbo University of Florida game Saturday. Tbo group will leave Sanford by bus • a. m. Saturday. Tbo local group will form part TRENTON, N. J. (UPIj — A grassy sections and All likely San. Hubert 70-year-old man died Wednesday breeding placea of mosquitoes that transmit tbo dreed. driteaS a greater affrom Wild birds to humans? *35, Mayor lftrm an G. Liepa Jr. said If we am ts survive ta this cen­ victim of a euipsected epedfmic that although no one aa yet baa tury: ef tbo moHuito-bornc disease. State Health Commlsiioner Dr, contracted encephalitis la Hamil­ "We cannot fly to the moon while Roecoe P, Randle aald the man ton, the community is in the cen­ our political feet are stuck in tbe mud.” died at his Tuckerton, N. J. homo. ter of an affected area. Randle refused to identify him. Ho said the min hsd become 11) tba first week in September and Odin apparently bad been recovering. STARTS SUNDAY OPEN 12:15 tbaraof recorded Circusland NEW YORg—Debbie Reynolds, who spent two days as a dimedance girl to soak up atmospbera for her a n t film: "Most of my partners were real gentlemen, but one Lothario told me 1 was too beautiful to be real and than bit me on tbe shoulder.’’ I ln iiu .l l a t l i t ■ u tllsite n , Wlaconaln A Bwurn Complaint h e v ln f kssn filed a a a ln ii you In tb a a r s a l t C eart la and for le a iln o la County, .Florida, In C hanstry, for Dlroros, Iks short tills or aald action bo* Io s WILLIAM N. CLUBT, Plain­ tiff, M. M A Itr JANB CLUBT, Dofsad aat, thsss p resents ora to causa and require you to fils fo u r w ritten d efin ite, If an y , to tho Comslalnt filed h erein, and to •er»a a cosy th ereof upon F talati f f a A ttorasy on o r hafora the l l h day af Novemher, A D. ISIS, ef EEE had new been confirmed. otherwise a Dsereo P ra Conlsooo Right of theta, be in id, had died Will be en u red a a a ln st >ou and of tbe diieaie and tho other are tb s reuse proceed ex parte. P lesss ta b s notice th a t f. the a a d irslta e d , o, P, iib r n d o n , Clerk e f th e above etllied Court, t IPICjAL, bavins. purportoffer fo r eel# end sell a t the lea to hare er clelmlao to wilt T ren t door o f the Seminole County Court House, Sen ford, Florida, a t the hour of i l i l e o'clock noun un the Ilth day nf October A. D. ISIS, WITNESS my hntiil ami official the followlna1 described property located In Usmlnole County, Pier* Heal at Hanford, Seminole County, Florida, tkla t i t k day e f Bepteml Idai Lot S, Block *D“, W ltdmere bar, A- D. 111*. tt. F. Herndon aubdlrlelon, Town af L e a f , Clerk of the C lroult C ourt U wood. Bcoordlna to plam thereof and fur Hemlaole aa recorded la f l a t flunk I County, Florida Faae 111, P u b lla II .c a r d s Of Myi Martkn T. Vlhlen Seminele t'eu n ty , F lerlda f Bemlaale end tote bo eatabliabed wader Urn mUvanity's agricultural aritofs, or as a n b d t r i t e ef tbe SUM De­ partment af Agriculture. Corr tion Haro are 15 new modsbl Economy-minded Falrlanes. Big.value Fairiane WO’e. Elegant Galxxiea. Five beauti­ fully husky mw station wagdnt. A aleck new Sunliner convertible and s brand-new hardtop mode), tbo S ta r te r . A wonderful sow werid af rijlc. Ford'a beautiful new proportion* flow wnoothly through an elegant Thunderbird-ineplred roof to awift rear-quarter lines. A wonderful mw world af porfrrmaacr. For action, there a rt new Thundcrbird V 4‘e that bland blazing power and acceleration with kid-glove amoothneea. A wonderful sew world of ride. With Ford's new WideTreed Design, wheals are spread farther apart for a full 6-fool Irtad. It handlaa and rides like tha Thundcrbird I A wonderful mw world nf economy. Ford’a Milonga Maker Six and Thundcrbird 292 V-8 and 352 V-8 all travel beautifully on regular gas at aavines up to a dollar a taakfuL Aad go 6,000 milea between oil changee. A wonderful mw world t f brik fw-pnople comfort Six big people—including the mxn-in-tbe-mlddto—ride in greater comfort than ever. The new Fords give you aa much aa 4 iacboa more shoulder room, more knm room, more hip roam. You relax on chair-high scats. UJLA., proved ft Oil mvingn? Furd’s OUFUtoratnttod oUchanasa 4,000 i u tr » k H ttW tn h d C s t d Tbunderbird la distise disturbing tba famous | anew Am oar favorite. II FORD B U IL D S THE W ORLD’S M O ST BEA U TIFU LLY ROPO RTIONED STRICKLAND 308 E. 1st CARS �*r f i H i f 4- ‘» !* - SPt I D PORTABLE PHONO V CKABLOTTKSVlLLt. V«. (UP —A.tOfWdo killed 1# persons electricity and telephone liaee and felled trees which Mocktd all • M irty community Wednesda roads into the area. Tho dead and Injured lay help­ IncMlag sine member* of 01 family. less for two hours befors police Three ether children of the fir beard of the disaster. Rescue ily were still missing today wh« workers had to fight through a rescue workers and police r turned their search for more bo deluge which piled a* much as Us. Eleven persons were injure] four feel of water on highways, L The tornado laoiated the firij then found their way completely Rag community of Ivy, i l l mill blocked a quarter-mile from the west ef CharlotteavUle. for sevJ al hour*. It cut a mile-long pal farm orchard where the homes ef destruction two hours after] were splintered. The deed and Injured were car­ amaller twister hit the communil Three children were sucked iJ ried and tugged through a maze the fuadhl and buried to thl of fallen trees and power lines in a ghastly scene lighted only by deaths as they walked from I the flashlights ot exhausted work' school bos toward their home s i onds before it was destroyed. T l ers Rain poured down. Ambulances were pushed by other children watched in horl £ om another home 100 reel r J hand around falten trees and over mired roads. Melt was not damaged. No on* reached the scene until The two funnels knocked o u t! after dark. The twister and another which itruck nearby Greene County, Va. destroyed two churchei and an uncounted number of homes and farm building* and ruined farm crops. The death and destruction was added to Use toll of 11 killed by hurricane Grade a* it swept through the Carolina* causing mil­ lions of dollars damage. The U. S. Weather Bureau at Richmond, Va. said the two storms were not connected. aboard tko IT. 8. Skipjack, t warid's fastest BWtltar power ■ Writer Recalls Cruise Aboard rfiew Nuclear Sub Child’s phono pttys 711 45 rpm. Automatic A rocord roptiyi J \ O .C . T h e r i M i f a H ELECTRIC SKIUET Control is removable, makes s k ille t 100% im m ersible. Polished aluminum A Q Q cover. 19.95 V a L .. v ” STEREOPHONIC PHONOGRAPH • party MfhlifM! Four span) 4 1 0 1 Luralibltl Compact dual f f l # J channel stereo amplifiers. w ■ 1S O P B O P Y L Ifi-O Z . - 90c SIZE Handsome men’a support sock that uses k | fitig w or the sheer all nylon stock* 16c 56c 10 07a. R E G . 08c 4 9 c NO MORE DIETING H e ro I* m spatial SM. a* mitie record chinter. Li|htw«I|ht tone not. Lively two tone fin is h. S o iy -T o -S ta c k TRAY TABLES t t " e * « o « e te r s s jk u NOWONLY.. . ^ ^ ^ e * . SPACIOUS. DECORATIVE Non-skid Foiiu Kushioned pad and Silicone treated cover. Scotch resistant! Fits ait standard ironing boards! Longer Luting! ALL P U R P O S E CLAMP ON U TILITY e u itla s cwuMted wHhthaAfdi rise," reporta M n . T jw t lake awa ar two Ajrdo M m moat* aa d im tod. Is turio say •ppetlta. Many a t wy frfcwda ta fUlljwoid dtpwal m Ajda Cam dr.’ AI a Boston MadWalCWWsr, tho Arda Plaa proead few!, aal. #»«. Takas' aa dlraatad, Ayda* m rlo year appatHn Taw aato. noMrai/p aat tea*, laaa aaMraBp. Crt altkar Uta rrrelae eaaiH a amianat Ayda at Uu aaw.aaapdm thaw rhoeolata fuJ**-lj-pe. Loaa weight Of maaey back. |S JS . F E V E Iv V Lovely flo ra l tra ys w ith handsome brass less that fold for easy storing. 7 Q Q Set of 4. 11.95V iL . G R A D U A T E D S E P T . 25 fro m th e N av y 'a O ffic e r C a n d id a te School in N ew ­ p o rt, R . I . , ' h n d com m innio'ned an E n sig n , Wua N a v y E n s. J a m e s B. M c­ C lu re J r ., son o f M r. a n d M rs. J a m e s B. M cC lure o f 204 S. .Maple A ve., S a n ­ fo rd . F la . lie !* a g ra d u a te o f R u tg e rs U n iv e rsity . L /C 5 I.B S . - I TAKE A Y D S " By JAMES L. KILGALLEN I'sJtod Press Iwterwatioaal NEW LONDON. Conn. (CPI hs scenery isn’t much w rn m're riding under water In a biriaej b et the experience is n e l and iatwreatlng. Take our 11-hour trip Wednei ay on the atomic eubmarino Skip ck to a point in the Atlsntib tit r In* south of Montauk Point. ! A pea-soup morning fog pnB over the harbor at New *Loa|on when we bodrded the subm ario at • a. m. The ship looked dsrkJind .sinister with its blunt-nosed hot* £ a ll-th ip c d hull devoid of all erstructure. This contour if what make i th* Skipjack hydrodynamically upe•rlor to other submarines. Cmdr. W. W. Behrens J i , of Harrisburg. Pa., the skipper wel­ comed us aboard. We shoved If to sea, and all bands went helm into a maze of electronically-cqi >ped machinery. Three hours later we wrr out ^ s r enough at sea to aubn rge. T h ey were going \o demon rate TRIUMPH OVER LEG FATIGUE! FO U N TA IN SYRINGE SACCHARIN TABS. • EPSOM SALTS - RUBBING ALCOHOL DOAN’S PILLS - - ■ KING Q U IK SHAVE TOY CHEST Encourage neatness with th is spacious, sturd y chest. Blackboard sliding doors. Bright, 4-color de­ s ig n s on beautiful beige. Softy C o m fo rta b le Nestlo or Ikrshoy Almond or Milk ChoeoUli B ari Let him ride the range right along with his TV Favorites. Attractive, sturdy. 7 Q Q Regular 5.00 Vat. 3 . 0 0 R E G . 4 9 < « < i. . fROf*' GAY P A « ff PeppeLe POOCH ^ 2 fo r A N N O U N C IN G _ Dl > 19" o f softest plush, with A NEW S E R V IC E FOR O UR P R E S C R IP T IO N CUSTOMERS bi order to provide thriaost m tm pharmaceutical methods, we el* each to ivory prescript!* S calling for procoo, solo » y lernal application, a supply of sterilUed Q-Tipg M a t*... at 1 pert beret, red plastic cot­ tar and bright chain leash. Has ajingle bell in his ear, too! Cutest reindeer ever! ahrens faster than inyone else, T * have the finest and best radar a I sonar equipmsnt. We have the speed. Wa can turn faster than a y other Edward Thoms* Porter, 64, of 1104 W. 25th St., Sanford, died early yesterday on a fishing trip In Tavares. Mr. Porter was a member of the Amerlncan l-eglon and a vet­ eran of World War I. Ha moved to Sanford in 1950 and was a natUe of Kansas City, Mo. He is survived by a wife, Hazel. There are no other known survivors. Funeral sen ices will b« held at 3:30 p. m. Friday at the Gramkow Funeral llnme with burial in Uaklawn Cemetery. For Tomorrow i Engineer 200 IS*-18* Square with Decorator eu m i ER EC TO R SET Vtl. Button. Chooji from solids, i O J o r T i r n l f r " 1'* 1,nP*J 01 haclequsn ILKCTRIC M O TO R MTUIf designs in i a.Je variety I W H M l H W ^ of materials. Makes action models of rides, trucks, radar tow­ ers, etc. Easy to follow directions. Educational funl STRIKE DESERTFLOWER to I * m e a weather w i l t t d tk in T U S S Y M O ISTU R E America’s Lirge st Selling Multi-Vitamin & Mineral Product! Each tablet con, tains 11 vitamins & j 12 minerals! h J IT H A W K and C H EA M M O IST U R E LO TIO N 2 0 " T IJU N K R BIKE Sturdy rsmowbis softly .hails! CoariHi horn Authentic to the smallest detail1Hat 10 sturdy rubber tiret 14Vz' long. 4 a a ■ * ()« ......... z . r o . Foe funuturo, wood trim or woll* . IsoutiM cotoes matched to logoi Wall Salk* • Wears long . . . wothos wol • Easy to apply _ _ B enjam in A t M o o re d SENKARIK GLASS & I W «t Second PAINT S t. CO. F A 2-4822 Friday - Saturday - Sunday Tender Roast Turkey Dinner Cornbread Dressing, (Jiblet Gravy Cranberry Sauce, Candied Yams Buttered Sweet Peas, Hot Rolls and Butter, Tea or Coffee Friendship Garden S P E C I A L .» STREAMLINED D o u k l. Duty 2owco3offTJ|ratM rt waterand2ouKOMfMw U Hand i Body LotioapWad PLAY DESK Top lifts to reveal peg board, hammer, pegs, chalk 8 (rater in storage space. nan Cobbler seal 1M Yd. U 0 9 Raidisiac, ettrdyf HiedbgM, rsttsetor, iaggsfi carrier. �______ _ ;r?v wtn. rfaooti aegatiettou. The vtitM it of the W pM H •plait thrt Khnwhchev *MI sag a rtluutkia at lisrim eictoae they Offered bo alternative. Eim It ana privately believed Ja p t e ventlva war. with bath aide* annad with hydrogen bomba II la ■e loafer a way eat. Tha and 4 M ai war eaa only ha total* a r virtually total, deatnietlaa. It waa thia that P m id w t Risen. entered at laaat oaa at our Kast­ ern baya and cooeaivably could bare moved up the Potomac River. Yet our detection davlaaa Paramount Pkturss,' DebUs's eur ItObflUer-a-year defense Iget. We're ipaadlag these vast u to impress this Xramlln I mJ Mi gTQfd <| lrnarau i wMh toe Iter of eur retalla* r military atrength. 'at the bouncing Bolahovih re* M to be Impressed. And that's ssurte ef the UUto men’s 'Creep* O bjects To Constrictor NRW YORK (UP!) -William High-flying Red planes hare penetrated our DRW line, and what do we do about It? What can we do about MT We a rt awed by this mao Khrushchev, not limply because ba'e ■ much-publiclied eurtoelty from 'way off, but because be la the am man who may well re­ present the force of our destruc­ tion. Yet whet messuree do we take to atom this Red march toward grsator superiority? The head­ lines tell the atory: "Labor Slew* down Threatened’* "Atotokaai Enjoy Grvatsit Year i f Leisure Living In History" . . "Steel Strike Continues" . . "ThirtyHour Week la New Goal." No wonder our little man Is narvous. And what eaa he dn about ItT Thera should be an ao* end subs end acleneeT" Hayden waa Indignant today he- allaa Like the UtUe man, I’ve tossed In a y had nights after personal meetings with toe socky crier ef to afrem lto end faoord him repeal, ainflfiafly, that be wonld, Indeed, bury us. Certainly, we and they wouldn’t let me hasp ft,' don't balleva Urn. But lt’» fright* Why can't we put a firecracker Haydan said. Ne eae seemed t entog’to think that ha klmaalf be- under our beeksldei and turn Into H im human (lroballs and cIom that Soviet Mb* braunly nUdo precarious, spreading gap ef agalnat aur aascoaiU. Thay'va military potential? defense movement, no questions thing. ashed, no W-a forms, no income tax deductions, ao extra drain an Seen from the Republican view* point, the timing for neat year ia our federal budget almost perfect Reporting to the rally that w e lc o ^ d h to i back, aur "halt card" to the interne* Premier Khrushchev told Ua pee* Usual poker game. That 10 per­ that the President would vldt cent could Up our way the bal* nU in late Hay or June. Short lance of future mQltary power, of some grave alturatlou la the the only language Khruabehev p n sest scene, that visit will be a seem* to understand. triumph. All the stops will be pun* That 10 per cent eeeld save our R G rade Evades Picture Efforts CAPR CANAVERAL (UFI) Csmsrs-shy Hurricane O r a a l e evaded the Navy's sflorta to take her picture after alL J f Tuesday, for the aacood time la five days, the camara that waa hurled aloft by e rocket In an attempt to photograph the hurri- m j f a SMALL CARS ARB EUR Bl NOT A S ite LINE I NO FRENCH B a c k W h en G r a n d Pa C o u r l e l Grand Ma A rocovary ihle gave up too acarth after combing toe rough Atlantic for five hours. Lest Fri­ day, a similar attampt to gat a "big picturo" of the tropical ter- DAILY CROSSWORD for am 1L Covered, e e tbs Inside UTbcQuaen M u y .s g rr - r r Pr W'//M - - W//4 r w Va % w - Mmww+mw&mz Quality built I and A bedroom hotnaa include •11 tha up-to-data feature* you'd expect, plus extra "little things" nuch ■■ client light fixtures elreulta and outleta for waa her and dryer, and an nit weather outdoor electrical outlet. Tha Hill Lumber and Supply Yard, continuously in business hire for nearly a 100 years, will soon be greeting old friends and customers In a arinrldlng, streamlined salesroom as maw as tomorrow. Kiichtn Equiment The eld landmark at IIS W. Third Street, that has seen fi •f Sanford people grow up and build homes, will soon live « GENERAL ELECTRIC Pieaaa bear with ua white our remodeling ia under way. Step over the ladders, i hammers, and plate glass and look around while we try to find what you want. DOWN Thursday, October 1, 1I N Monthly Payments L IK E generations in memory. RENT! \ Merchandise and ash methods as well as our facade have Ranged a lot near thane yean. But ae thing remains unchanged — our pdky of FAIR DEALING. • 7 "Home. Built With Pride1 ttA M w �t* Miss Fester Dr. Kerwin Wed MIm J u t Marguerite Foster dins • formal gown of Chantilly ■crown and she carried a bouquet daughter of U r. and Mrs. Kerin i f lice tall# over tissue taffeta. Her of white carnations. ■Haworth Foster, and Dr. Fran finger‘ tip veil fell from a Queen's I The maid of hooor wore aa em late Lao Kerwin 11, son of Fran ■ ■ eta Leo Kerwin Sr. snd the lsti ■ Mrs. Kerwin all of St. Pclersbun I were married Sept. 24 at 7 p. m a t the CtearvLow Methodist Cburc la St. Petersburg. The Kev. Alva H. Brock, pastoi •Mdated at the candlclizbt cen ■ any. Mrs. Thomas Kirk, organ!: presented a program of wedding ■suite and accompanied Him Jen s TUI, soloist who sang ‘I M & am Thee" and "At Dawning." j The Church waa decorated wlw baskets of white carnations, lillf of the valley, greenery and candfe labra. Six windows were decoratf with fern and white satin ribbm ta d family pews were m ark s with bows of ribbon. j Miss Travis Foster served tm sister aa maid of honor and otim at:r*H*"l> were Mrs. James I. Rowland snd Ura. Charles I^Btramhal. Best man was P hlfe ” W. Banson and serving is t i l ­ ers were Jam es K. Rowland a d Robert Lyon. MIm Foster chose for her wa- Planned OITICERS AM) INSTALLING OFFICER — A t the installation dinner nt the F irst Baptist Church. From left, Ken McIntosh, department super­ intendent; Mrs. U. W. Skipper, incoming president of the Phebean Class* Mrs. W. J. Brooks, president of the Bethany Class and Dr. J. W. Brooks Jr., pastor and installing officer. (Bergstrom Photo) Adult Dept. Holds Installation P&Mtmah Sorority Plans Rush Party The Iota XI Chapter of I rta Sigma Pht held its second mce tag a t the home of Mrs. Robert L. R eives on Summerlin Avenue Mrs. Reaves, social chairr In, presented final plans for the i nh party which Ja to be held at Ihc home of Mrs. Philip R. B acl in Loch Arbor. ; Mrs. Lloyd O. Swain waa chcted to represent the chapter idthe International Beta Sigma Phi v a l­ entine Girl contest. Mrs. Swain presented the mapte r with a very interesting U r o ­ gram on the subject of Conversa­ tion. Refreshments were serve! to members present: Mrs. Boyd Swain. Mrs. Leon M. S w a iJJr., Mrs. Wallace L. Tyre, Mrs. fcillp R j Bach, 3trs. Wendel L. Springfield. Mrs. S. T. Skelton, Misg An­ na T. Muir, Miss Betsy Ana Car­ ter and Miss Jo in Wright, j Deanna Attends Dancing: School 31ias Deanna 3tc3tanus hte just returned from a trip to New York City. While there she attend H tho Fred Astaire school for dar ic in­ structors, featuring the latei ball­ room methods. She is director of the t tanna School of dance and plans > use (he graded system for telchlng ballroom classes to be ffered a t the School. This system ■ very popular In New York andfliollywood. J 31ore than 73 people attended the Installation dinnner of the Adult Department one, of the First Baptist Church, Monday night st 6:30 in the educational building. Dr. W. P. Bmoks Jr., oflitiatrd at the installation cere mi my and Ken McIntosh, department super­ intendent, presided at the meet­ ing. David Mathis presented a pro­ gram of guitar music. Special guests were Dr. and Mrs. Brooks pastor and the Rev, ad Mrs. Fred B. Fisher, assistant pastor of the Church. Officers of the department at­ tending were Irving Pryor, assist­ ant superintendent. Mrs. C. A. (merry, department secretary; Francis Hall, president of the men's class and presidents of the four women's classes, Mrs. Charles Goethe, Mrs, Waller Brooks. Mrs. G. W. Skipper and Mrs. N. C. Boothe. Serving on the decorating com­ mittee were Mrs. Margaret Reyn­ olds, Mrs. Douglas Sienatrom, Mrs. Guerry, Mrs. It. E. Taffcr and Mrs. T. C. Thompson. An autumn theme both in colors and decorations were carried out us­ ing leaves, squash gourds, apples and harvest corn. cial fraternity, Sigma Zela na­ tional science fraternity, student council snd inter-fraternity coun­ cil. The wedding will be an event of Dec. 12 at 8 p. m. in the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. HARRIETT REDDING Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Leonard Redding, 318 Valencia Dr., an­ nounce the engagement and ap­ proaching marriage of their daughter, Harriett Clair to Lt. Richard Lyle Van Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. 31ax Van Allen of Willard, Ohio. Miss Redding waa born in Quin­ cy, Fla. and baa lived in San­ ford for the past 13 years. A Seminole High School graduate, she was an honor student, Key Club Sweetheart and a member of the Majorette Carp. She attended Stetson University for two years and while there was a member of the majorette eorp, the Omega chapter of Alpha Xi Delta social sorority and was ac­ tive in the Westminister Fellow­ ship where she served as secre­ tary of the Executive Council. Last year she attended Florida State University. Mr. Van Allen graduated from Otterbcin College In Westerville, Ohio In 1937. He received his B. S. degree In chemistry and alter graduation was commissioned 2nd Lt. In the U. S. A. F. He was a member of PI Beta Sigma so­ DR. AND MRS. F. LEO KERWIN Oviedo Youngsters Celebrate Birthday BV MARIAN R. JONES Birthday parties have been the center of attention for the younger set of Oviedo the past week. Mr. and 31rs. Ben H. Jones hosted a birthday celebration honoring their young daughter, Mary, on her fifth birthday, at their home. Games were enjoyed and the traditional ice cream and birth­ day rake served to the honorce and visitors, 3!try and Martha Courier, Faye and Glenn Stoner, and Kathy McCall. Mrs. Ed Stoner assisted Mrs. Jones with the party games and refresh­ ments. Saturday Mr. snd Mrs.. Leon Oiliff honored their little daugh­ ter, Linda, with a party on her third birthday. Following the enjoyment of sc v e n t games, Mra. Oiliff, as­ Hairdressersj Assn. M eet For * Covered Dtj/i Supper Meeting Members of Semi-Oranjo unit style cuntest to be held some tin 31 of the Florida Cosmetologists in November. and hairdressers Assn, aid their »lembcrs " * reKIX . . .. . ,„ Altman, president; Dawn Kidd families m et a t the home M Fran- vke prclid,.nt : Ella Stroud. Bet cea Murray in Loch Arter Mon-Class, Dan Elliott, Mary McM day night. ' hon, Harriett Slawter and pro A covered dish supper tax serv* P«ctive members, Laura And* ... . . L i l son Gutilla, Jane Hockcrsmlt ed outdoor, with bsrbected ham- Bctty „ oward> Miry K , ▼ burgers. Plans were male and Schmidt, Katherine Johnson at committees appointed for a hair Marsha Argcrengcr. sisted by her niece, 31rs. Ray Beasley; Mrs. George H. Carlton and Mrs. Ed Stoner served lee cream and cake to the honorce and her guests for the occasion. Those enjoying the party includ­ ed Susan Clonts, George Martin, Faye Stoner, Donna Beasley, Glenn Stoner, Herbie Carlton, Joe Webb, Dale Carlton, Lisa Wol­ cott, Timmy West and Rhoda Arndt. 3Ir. and Mrs. George Jskubcin, Jr. also chose Saturday to ob­ serve the seventh birthday cele­ bration of their daughter's birth­ day at their home in Slavia. The young people were invited to tha Jakubein home, where they were taken by Mrs. Jskubcin and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ivan Jskubcin, to Skate City for a skating period. Returning to tbe Jakucbln home, they enjoyed games in the spacious yard before birthday cake snd ice Susan Dinda, Mary Jane Mlklcr, Pat Lee, 3Isry Jsnc Kelsey, Ka­ thy Rook, Andrew Jakubcln, Deb­ bie and Tends Roundtree, David and Judy Jakubcln. and Janet Knowles. Mrs. John Duda Jr. also assisted with entertainment and serving. The home of Mr. snd Mrs. F, W. McCall was the scene for another birthday pirty on Satur­ day afternoon. It waa Kathy's seventh birthday and a group of friends were invited to enjoy the event. Refreshments were served under the oaks at the Magnolia Street home following the games to the honurec and guesti: Linda Gammage, Martha Courier, Mar aha Beasley, 31ary Courier, Carol Burns, Jennie Hostetler. Lorraine Pure, Aim Shull, Mary Junes, Debbie Ward, Ann Riggins, Pal Brooks, Katie Uscry, 3(ary Jane Mikicr. Debra Merrill, Janet Clonts and Gail Beasley. The Sanford Woman's Clob wffl launch the fall season with the Genera] Business luncheon and program meeting Wednesday a t 12:30 p. m. at the club house. Mrs. P. J . Westgato will bo guest speaker and show picture •tides of Poland. Luncheon hostesses am Mrs. I . G. Harrim an, chairman; M m Blanche TerHorst, Mrs. John la * her, Mrs. C. M. Wine a id . U rn Clyde Ramsey. For reservations cell Mrs. AW bert Hardesty, telephone chair* man a t FA 2-30M no later than Tuesday noon. Guitar Party Set For Oct. 10 David Wayne Mathcs will re­ sume conducting guitar parties Oet. 10 when the first one will be held at the Sanford Woman'a Club 309 Oak Ave., at 7:30 p. m. Included on the program will be tape recorded music by lead­ ing guitarists of the country and a description of the recent visit of Mr. and Mrs. 31athes in Nash­ ville, Tenn. Mrs. Treadway Given Prize At Hobo Dance The "Hobo Dance" ilagcd at the VFW Hut last week was thorough­ ly enjoyed by everyone. Prises were awarded to Mrs. Merle Fields for the most original lady "hobo" and .Mrs. Galen Trcdway took first prise for the best dress­ ed gentleman hobo. The stew was prepared and served by several members of the Ladies Auxiliary, .Mrs. Rita Trrd way was In charge of ticket sales and the kitchen. Thanks were extended to all wliu helped make the dance u success. Dancing will be featured each Wednesday and Saturday night by the Auxiliary and Post 3282. Anyone who has tickets left over are requested to turn them in to 3lrs. Trcdway so a report can he made. The next meeting will be held Oct. S at tho Post' Hume. Members arc reminded that d u n arc now being accepted for the coming year. Mra. J . E. Andrews te a pattest ■t Seminole Memorial MMjttet and reported resting satisfactorily following m ajor surgery jester* day. Mr. and Mra. C. B. Jones and children, Sharon and Joy, a n visiting her parents Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Rucker this week. Mrs. W. E. Smith or Ocala a n house guests this week of her ate* ter Mrs. J . B. Ray a t bar homo on Palmotlo Ave. Mra. A. K. Rossetter and Fred Rossetter have been attending the Southeastern Florist Assn, conven­ tion at the Wllson-Meyer Hotel In JackaonvlUo this week. Mrs. Marguerite B atty and MIm Diana Batey of Galneavtite, wtro guesti Tuesday of Mra. J. B* Ray. They were enroute to Winter Park where MIm Batey enrolled a t Rollins College. Mr. aod Mr*. J . W. Norman, the former M lu Nancy Rossetter ■re the paisuls of SO 174 pOUfld boy, born Sept. 30 a t St. Vincente Hospital In Jacksonville. He has been named Martin MaxwoU. Tho Normans are residents of Wash* Ington, D. C. and Jacksonville. The Home Reducing And Relaxing Unit The Entire Nation la Raving About • • . SLENDERETTE IS NOW IN SANFORD DISCOVER how- Feat your Figure Improve# with SteaderMte* revolutionary home unit which twists tho waist sad volte tha hip* and thigh* 90 times per minute, CALL lilt V) IUTK FOR FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION 308 W. Ltih SI. Sanford Phone FA FBN KUBYE MOORE Oviedo Personals M RS. LEONARD MUNSON receives a "Well done" from field director, Douglas DeNcen as he accepts a check for tho Florida Heart Assn. The amount was 14,083.15. proceeds from the 1959 drive. BY MARION R. JUNES Mr. ami Mrs. John Evans ami Mrs. B. F. Wheeler have returned from the Florida fruit and veget­ able growers' convention st Mi­ ami. Mrs. J. N. Thompson, who has been a patient at tbe Florida Sani­ tarium for two weeks, spent a few hours at home and was the Iunchi on guest of 3!r. and Mrs. L. A. Hardy Tuesday, then went to a Sanford nursing home for a cou­ ple of weeks. Center Crease 11.50 will go Our (isnewyourfull felts head. Flat* Wonderful wool and furry, fuzzy. fundle-y mohair in a new kind of shag—a two-tone Iridescent beauty. Or take yours lightly frosted. The pullover 11.98. Cardigan (not shown) 13.98. Classroom companions, all on the same color kick—tut)'. wool "Bermuda Flannel" skirt proportioned to fit you (petite, average, tall) 12 98 Ami your own initial pendant. (op*, tclepinch xtylcn Ln regular and lightweights. Let us fit your face (no. Long ovals also. Since 1948 ALL TYPE AIDS SOLD AIR-CONDITIONED See us a t Miller Radio & Appliance Co., 118 S. Park Avenue in Sanford on Friday of each week 9 to 12 noon. Batteries in Milier’a stock. Call for appointment in your home. Optical services on Maico Hearing Glasses available only tkfeagh the optics) profa n ion ORLANDO HEARING CENTER Those Orlando GA 2-3311-313 Fla. National Bank Building N ight or Holidays Call — Thomas 8. Smith GA 2*1487 7 MEN S 115 S. MAGNOLIA AVE. WEAR SANFORD FA 24335 We Invite Charge Accounts1 , 9 �I ~~,— ff*-f3W r V ;'=/H*'^p*t*.%^iJy*r:T / P»g* ft—'Than. Oet. 1, 1§W Series Opener _J Msk-klUtog but fait-aevW k i n * ti* i to • favor* Mtef («■* wbtob way at * p. m. s.d.t. ta n f a r t where tta toll Sou" throw tta ocrioa to Q a tta iU Rada la a acaadal i Marly rutosd harebell. ■ a ta r A1 Loom W t t a Whit* w ta loot four itralgM World sees to tta Giant* white l tta Ctevelxad Indiana la I hia act—tta » jta r-o id aa oHort to gat off oo toot this Ubm. catalag back (roai a m« joaaoa la which bo waa la t a reaching tta tnd of agate* to eatoala. Craig* m ord wUh tta Dodpro waa i n tat t tagto U taU half hte a taaa la ttalr daw Mnggla which wai _________by a U-teste# • to • victory over tta MOwaatao Bravoa la a poaaaat toaytaf Itaaday. That dclayod tta atort of tta Sort** o « day. But aow Itay go at it la a boat fta r out of aovoa gaaio affair la wMth It la White tax oyoed agalaat tta Dodgora' power attehlag. Tta Dodgora, wont aad Mary from tta playoff which took ttaoi jia o mite* la to haura—from Milwaukee to Loo Angttea aad back to Chicago-counted aUaaga* ly enough oa a a n a who gal* few of tta teadllaea to ahackte the apeed of tta “go go’* tax. They wore tanking, openly. *n s A T ossup CHICAGO (U PI) - The nation's parts writer ■ spilt right down tta ■Mton to their ebaten af tta ChiM f» White I w e r to s Angelas I t o g i n to win t t a World Berios, • Vritod Pross international poll shewed today. Tta poll, a sampling taken of M writers, ta d to becking tta • m s t a i f tor tta Dodders. * Only eta writer, however, Paul HeronH* of tta Newark, N. J. Kveutog News, felt tta Series would ead to four games. Morewit* picked tta Sox. Uteri of tta Dodgers' support tame from, as expected, West Ceuet newsmen, though i Urge pert else came from Kattoraert who u ld the Dodger* by any still Midwesterners looked tack use like Sox teetily, though both Dodger end le u supporters strongly Insisted MMttene hod nothing to do with their choices which they protest­ ed w e n guided solely by "cold facts." Sanford Drops JV Tilt To Leesburg An teexportenetd Sanford jun­ ior varsity team bowed to Lees­ burg 7-0 at Leesburg Tuesday light. Coaches Dick Sllvsri and Bud Layer said that In spile of the lost they were pleased with the team 's performance. "The team Is oatrsm tly Inexperienced," Silvers Mid, "only two boys have played JV ta ll previously." "A lot of mistakes were made, but we feel that they can ta corrected," he pointed out. Starting offensively for the Sanfor team were: center, J . Phillips; guards, Gene Williams and Vic Welch; tackles, Mark Whitehead and Joe Welch; ends , James Jones and Anzco Bennett; Backs, J , Twlllcger, Butch Riser, Bobby Bowen and Dill Phage n. The coschea cited Bowen as out­ standing on offense and the de­ fense and Jones and Bennett as outstanding linemen defensively, I________ to d i ,w m m fata nahod lat* tta tegaadary ataaa af Ray CaayuM tte — to rootrala ttaaa White la a taaoruaaara with hte muscular right arm . "Jsh a's a m la u •ccurato aa any catcherT va aver managed,'* ateopywyod Walt Ala* las. tta Dadgar manager. f la trihuto to t t a qutot whaee home run won tta first playoff game. "Aad that la d a d e t Compendia." T ta Whito Son accepted t t a challenge as Roaeboro'a a m . Lula Aparieio, who tied Uw While Sox record by stealing U bases this "111 go any chance I get.'* Although Alston did not reveal w ta hla alerting pitcher will ta for Friday'* second game—after which tta tariee shifts to Loe Angelee—all Indications were that either National League strikeout 'Lino Results United P m * totenuiieual CHICAGO—Dick Tiger, 110, Ni­ By far, tta majority of those geria, outpointed Joey Giardello, * uerlcd felt tta Series would go 112, Philadelphia (10). five or six games. Six writers said It would go seven, with the C H A R LO m rN ?C .—Bert Whiteatx evenly divided between tta hurst, 102, Baltimore. Md., stop­ Dodaera end Sax. It wax tta Sox' first Serlci In ped Tunnty Hunaakar, 1M, Fayto year* and the first time to his­ •ttevillf, W. Va. (10). tory n West Coast team was to tta classic. One writer who picked tta Dodgers to win to six games qual­ ified hla choice by noting ta had picked Los Aageles originally to wind up fifth. In tta actual breakdown, II writers picked Los Angales to win in flva games, M said it would take the Dodgers six and three said they would do it In seven. On tta other elds, Horowltx said the Sox would win In four, IT writers said they would win to five, 27 others u ld they would win win in six and three chose Chi­ cago to Mvsn. king Dm Drytd ate or rookie Lar­ ry Star ry would gat tta calL They a r t only two of tta Dodgers' fireboilers. After them, Alston also e » choose among Johnny Podrsi, Sandy Jtoufax or Sten William*. Interest la Chicago meanwhile was buidlng to a fever pitch with seslpera asking $38 for grandstand Mata and from WO to i m for box Mato. Foliee, aaticipatJng an Influx of 10,000 visitor*—including the usual assortment of pickpock­ et*—w art on the alert and there wtrn defiant bowls from Urn small fry when the Chicago School Board soouocod it would not tolerate truaaey even for a World Scries. Both clubs worked out Wcdocsdsy, tta Dodgers making their first Inspection of Comlskcy Park In tta afternoon even though they arrived by plana from Los An­ geles a t 3:21 a. m. Chicago time. "We'll have plenty of time for rest later," Alston announced. And there still was a lot of work and travel ahead for the bat­ tered National League champions. Because after Friday'* second game, they fly bsck to Los An­ geles for the third, fourth and If necessary, fifth game, if sixth and seventh games are necessary, there then will be a day off for travel back to Chicago. A crowd of upwards of 42,000 was expected for the Chicago games, and. with 90.009 seels available in the Los Angeles Coli­ seum. It promised to be the rich­ est series of all time. And for those who couldn't be on hand, NBC television was carrying the games nationally. Accepts Invitation Howell To All-Stars PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Ath­ letic director Ernest SfcCoy ol Penn Stnta University today ac­ cepted an Invitation to serve on tta executive council for the Lib­ erty Bawl game, Dec. IP. Under NCAA regulations, executive coun­ cils for bowl games must Include an alhlstie director from an ac­ tive NCAA member. NEW YORK (UPI) — Bailey Howell, 8-10 star of Mississippi State'* 1930-39 basketball -team, will play on the college all-star team that meets the New York Knicks in a benefit game at Madi­ son Square Garden, Oct. 17. Howel Is a rookie with the Detroit Pistons of the National Basketball Association. Robson Cogs 1st In Bowling Loop Robson Sporting Goods emerg cd victorious to the Saadipur Bowling League, Tuesday night, as they Jumped Into Brat place with a total of 10 wins, S losses. In second slot this week, the Pig N' Whistle wilh.P-f, followed by Irving Pryor’s Insurance S-T, WU* son-Maier 7-1, Foodmart 7-1, and Roumlllat k Anderson with 4-11. On lanes one aad two. it was Foodmart giving up two wins to tta Pig, with good scores roll­ ed by both teams. P al Teslo of The Pig picked up tta 3-P-10 and 4-3-t-lO splits to help team-mate Dot Teslo who hid high series for their learn. Lucille Harris wai high for Foodmart, and ably helped, by Grace N'ewlon who with a turkey to her credit also picked up the 3-0-10 split. \Vilton-3faier Furniture gave up all three games to Robson's on the center lanes, putting the sporters In to the top spot. Shirley Simas led Robson's bowlers, making the 3-10 along the way, and rolling partner Pat Foster picked off the 3-9-10 split. Wilson 3lalcr's Ruth Phillips rolled her first game of the year last night, having ful­ ly recovered from a recent opera­ tion, and sparked the team with her high scries, snd picked up of the 3-8-10 split. Gem son, To Spark tEC Play ATLANTA (U PI>- The raven outings—Mississippi State at T n* beat Clemson Tigers Invaded u oessee snd Alabama at Venderset-minded George Tech before blit. | sell-out crowd of nearly 43,0 Tennessee, fresh from that 34) tar* Saturday to one of tta ft tur* attractions on this week victory that ended Auburn’s string of 24 games without a loss, looms college gridiron scene. T ta Mventh-ranked T lgen b a i l as a defensive giant. Vanderbilt, n 't lost a regular season gam with all-conference halfback Tom 3Ioore, is s likely winner i t home since Tech beat them 134) here mid-Mason last year. They brin despite an opening 21-8 loss to tta with them a double-barreled sen Georgia Bulldogs. Other Southeastern action finds attack in quarterbacks H ane White and Lown Shlngler w ta wer unbeaten Georgia at unbeaten sxnusi^ Carolina; lop-ranacn top-ranked Loulslhampered in the 'Sg game by in Southi Carolina; ana State meets Baylor, Us th in ® Juries. The 12th-ranked Jackets bsvi straight Southwestern Conference their own passing threat to Fret oe, a t neutral Shreveport, La.; Braselton, the Texas-bred quarter Auburn, on the rebound after that back who outduclrd Don MereditAipiet by Tennessee, figures to in Tech’s 18-12 upset of Soutbrrr takeout its frustration on pass minded Hardin-Simmons. Methodist. Tech Is an underdog for the The Florida Gators are aolld third atralgbt week. But the Jack 'avorites as host to Virginia: uneta appear to thrive in the role teored-on Mississippi expeeta a Scouts rate Clemson stronger on ireathcr against small-time Memits running game through the mid this State; Tulane is in danger of die; Tech faster on the outside )sing its third straight * 4 Clemson tougher overhead on lost to unbeaten Wake Foreat; depth; the two teams about even pd twice-beaten Kentucky vliltx on defense; and Tech way ahead nbcaten Detroit Friday night. in kicking with Die Tigers having Among the Independents; The no match for the booming punts Borida State Seminolcs will ta sst to the Improved Miami Htirof Tech and Gerald Burch. Tbis will be one of the South­ cancs and Mississippi Southern east's busiest weekends with ma­ ic nation's No. 1 small college jor teams from this area Involved tarn, steps into tta big tlma In 12 games. Only two of these gainst Texas A and M at Mo­ count as Southeastern Conference le, Ala. Here Friday from Chevrolet . . . Giardello Loses T V Bout To Tiger CHICAGO (UPI) —The rematch already was arranged today for middleweight! Joe Giardello and Dick Tiger, and both battlers vowed to do batter In their next tangle on television. Tiger, though he was the unan­ imous victor over Uisrdelto, ranked fourth by Ring Magaslne and sixth by the National Boxing Association, w n unhappy became he failed to knock out his fos. Giardello, once the No. 1 con­ tender and now beaten by Ring Magazine! 10th rated boxsr, sim­ ply was unhappy because he didn't win. "I went to fight him again," Glsrdello said. "But not in Chi­ cago. That referee Waller Brightmore kept pushing me off, said I was holding, and he didn't pay any attention to what that guy was doing to me." . Thu number of inolur vehicle accident fatalities in the United States is expected to rise from 37,000 In 1031 to about 39,000 In 1039, baud on the toll for tta first six months of his year. 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I'll show you how New York Llfe'a hw premium Whole Life Insur­ ance can help protect your family now . . . or later on. can pay you a lifetime retirement Income. Contact me , Y o u r N o w Y o r k U fo Agwnt In Sanford is t ! This is the one that says '60 like no other car. From its clean-thrusting grille to its dapper rear deck, there's so much that's new and different about this superlative Chevrolet it stands oijt from the rest like a fresh-minted coin. And you’ll be just as wide-eyed over what's inside-the relaxing roominess, tasteful trim, hushed elegance of its new Body by Fisher, all comfortably cradled by Full Coil springs at all four wheels. Yet, sumptuous as this new Chevy is, it's got all the thrifty virtues that make it unmistakably a Chevrolet-with new economy of operation, new dependability, new longer life. Here, then, we're confident both you and your budget will joyously agree, is the nearest to perfection a low-priced car ever came! Here’s the car that introduce* a whole new decade of design—with no much that’* new and different the others can only hope to come does. I t’s the superlative ’60 Chevrolet—with new space Inside, new spirit under the hood, new splendor in every dean-etched line. Fraehly shaped contours rake back from the unified new grille to the jaunty rear deck, fitted with craftsmanship you'd expect only on the most expen­ sive makes. Inside, the solidly built new Body by Fisher surrounds you with finely tailored fabrics and spacious BILL WADE NWf TQM IM MMUSa COM?ANT 0 FA 2-3883 BANFORD Offteat Ratioed Bldg. Orlaada « GA 84818 • u n MM.IANCI • SCOOtNT 8 SCO.US MSUXANCg • ciCU INSUIANCI • IMAOrtl UNION PUNS elegance. There's room to sprawl in, room to sit tall in—generously pro­ vided by Chevy'a eo fa-wide neats and extra margin of hat space. And there's even m ore leg room for th o m an in th e m id d le—thanks to the'w ay Chevrolet engineers have shaved down the transmission tunnel. Out on the road, as Chevy’a Full Coil ride will persuade you most gently, there's not a car near the price that comes doe* to the hushed comfort of this une. Adding to your sense of silence and solidity are th ic k e r , n ew ly designed ru b b e r body m o u n ts that do an even more efficient job of isolat­ ing road shock and noise. Quiet, quick-responding power is pro­ vided by a choice of two slumlord engines—Chevy’s famed Hi-Thrift 6 and a new Kconomy T urbo-F ire V8 th a t gets up to 10% m ore m iles o u t o f a gallon o f regular while deliver­ ing greater engine torque at normal speeds. Thera's also a choice of five other V8’s and five transmissions, to assure the exact power combination to satisfy the itch in your driving foot. Chevy’s nccent on comfort and conven­ ience even extends back to its easier- to -lo a d lu g g ag e c o m p a ttm e n t. You'll also find a convenient tew park­ ing brake that automatically returns to normal height after application, a new dutch linkage th a t filters out engine impulses more effectively than ever and new two-toning motif avail­ able on all 16 fresh -m in ted m odels. But, impressive as all this may look in print, there’s real!}' only one way to tell how near to perfection this superlative ’60 Chevrolet actually comes . . . and that’s to drop in on y o u r d ealer ^ ri/E iflO JA T j and d riv e one! See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer HOLLER Corner 2nd & Palmetto MOTOR SANFORD. FLA. SALES FA 2-0711 * i �1 JCV Problems O f The Aged Being Studied By Senate Electric Chair Symbol Of Faith Now, Says Graham N IW tO IJC (U P I)-If jou art a t r tM cr - u d i typical cider —yeu a rt struggling to atay afloat financially, ••dicaily or sociallly. If you ara 20 or 30 or 40-plus, ■r o l l f » facing the natlon'j if OkllUoa tldcra may bo affcctinf you ladlrtetly — at home or on the Job. It you live lonf enough, the problemi will aUcct you di­ rectly. The average a f t at death in Dm United Statca today la about TO. Eaperti aay U ahould be 12 la the year 2000. With further progrcaa humani ■ ay live to 123 yeara during the neat century, predicted Sen. Pat QjlcNamara (D-Mich.), chairman of the Senate Subcommittee on New Civic Center Cards Are Ready New Sanford Civic Center Recreation Card* go'into effect to­ day/ Student! have until Oct. 13 to got card*. After that, no one drill be admitted to the Youth W in g without one of the tickets. Student* living outside the San­ ford city limits must pay a five dollar memberahip fee for the ticket. Students may get cards at tbo Recreation Office in the Cirtc Center from 10:30 a. m. M | p, m. on weekdays. A frog’l tongue le fastened to tfiw front of his mouth. Problems of the Aged and Aging. The subcommittee, embarked on a comprehensive study of the problems of the aged, hopes to come up with proposal! to make longevity aomething better than a problem-plagued fate. In preparation for a grass roots tour of leading cities and local hearings, opening Oct. 13 in Bos­ ton, the subcommittee recently invitrd some of the best informed persons in the nation to testify about problems of the aged in four major areas — employment, housing, health end income. First solutions suggested call for cooperative action by individ­ uals, voluntary agencies, local, stale and federal government. McNamara warned against "re­ legating older people to the side­ lines—financially, medically and socially." "If we continue to do this, the financial burden to this country ot o gruwing number of institu­ tions for the aged will be too fantaitic to conceive." he said. The statistical face of aging, drawn for the subcommittee, fol­ lows. —The aged are Increasing near­ ly 1.000 a day. By 1913, there will be 2U million aged. —Three-fourths of all aged per­ sons live with some family mem­ ber. About 13 per cent of the aged live alone or with non-rela­ tives. About three per cent live in Institutions: another three p:r cent, in hotels or rooming houses. —Total Income of ail the aged was about 323 billion last year. Some $4.7 billion was from social security; $1.7 billkm from public assistance, and 32.2 billion from other govtrnmental programs. About 31 billion came from priv­ ate pension plana and an addi­ tional amount from individual in­ surance contracts. —Most ot the aged have low in­ comes. Last year, three-fifths of all persons age <3 and over had less than 31,000 in monry income. Another one-fifth received 31.000 to 32,000. The other one-fifth had more than 32,000. —Of the aged persons, only about one in five in December of last year had a paying lob. —Si* out of every 10 were re- Banker Honored For Long Service S. F. Doudney, director of the First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Seminole County, Sanford, has been honored for his twenty-five years of service to the savings and luan business. Certificates of Recognition were presented at the annual con­ vention of the Florida Savings and Loan League held September 24-26 in Fort Lauderdale to 64 of­ ficers and directors of associa­ tions in the state who have served "the cause of thrift and home ownership" for 23 yeara or more. ceiving social security payments last year. The average benefit for pcrions retiring in March, IN*, was SS2. compared to an avarage of 372 for all aged persons on the rolls at that time. About half of all aged married couples receive less thin 3t23 a month. —Aged widows have the lowest incomes. Widows benefits ward­ ed in March. 1939. averaged Ml a month under social security. —Days of hospital care used by persons 63 and over are about two to two-and-a-half times as much as those used by persona under age 63. —About 63 per cent of the aged do not have any hospital or sur­ gical insurance. —Over half the retired aged quit work for health reasons. —The average slate old age as­ sistance payment in March, 1939, was 364 a month. —The aged are not a homoge­ nous group. Some are between 63 and 70; most are over age 70. Some are working; most are not. Some are in good health; most are not. Some live in Insti­ tutions; most do not. Some are living with husband or wife; most are not. Some live alone; most do not. Some have a high school educa­ tion: most do not. Some have adequate Incomes: most do. not. Some do not receiva social se­ curity benefits; most do. Some have hospital or surgical insur a nee: most do not. ft* U n fit! O rraA T h u rt. Oct. 1. 1059—P fe n T Team Visits Laos To Check Aggression WHEATON. III. (UPl) - Evan­ gelist Billy Graham indicated Wednesday night that U Christ died in modern tlmei the electric chair rather than the cross might be the symbol of the Christian faith. Graham said death by eruciiixtion in Christ's time represented shame and ignominy and that when Jesus asked prospective dis­ ciples to "take up their cross" it would be like saying "take up your gas chamber nr your electric chair" today. "The cross was something you didn't talk about in polite com­ pany.'' Graham told an audience of 12.300 at a Wheaton College crusade. He said the cross has now be­ come sentimentalized and ruuld be seen today "on every church, embossed on the front of Bible* and worn on a chain." Graham said the world hated the cros* because it throws "a spot­ light on sin." "There are some of you fellows and girls who have lust in your hearts. You don't wsnt to talk about the cross because it makes you introspective,” he said. “ If you are not willing to pay the price, don't come to Christ be­ cause He won’t take you. It costa too much for you," UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. (UPI) sawa of Japan will n a y ia Vita* —A Royal Laotian Air Force C-47 tlane to continue discussion with THOMAS P. ft RIGHT is the manager of a new Jacksonville o f f i c e of Tucker Wayne k Co., ad­ vertising agency, which handles some of the big­ gest accounts in the state. The company said it found­ ed the Jacksonville office to facilitate services ex­ pected to expand with the state’s growth, w h i c h Wayne pointed out as a "population growth four times the national average. as different as night and day! THE REVOLUTIONARY m today (lew a U, X. fact-finding team to northern Laos for an onthe-spot investigation into the gov­ ernment claim* of aggression from neighboring Communist North Viet Nam. UPI Corrcipondcnt Wendell Merlck reported from Vientiane that Italy’s Ludovico Barattieri and Ar­ gentina's Heribcrto Ahrens were expected to ipend at ieaal two days In Sam Xeua, the province Laos chargcu was invaded by Communist force* from North Viet Nam on Aug. 30. The team will talk to local au­ thorities and itudy whatever evi­ dence li preientcd to rubitantiaie the Laotian claims. U. N. subcom­ mittee Chairman Etinlchi Shibu- Deadline Nears On Registration Of Pleasure Boats Boat owners who have not reglslered their boats lhould do so be­ fore the new Florida boat act goes Into effect Oct. 10. Owners of pleasure boats, pow­ ered by a motor ot more than to hp. are required to register their boats slid County Tax Collector John L. Galloway. Failure to com­ ply with any provision ot the naw boat regulation may result la a fine of >«\enty-five dollars. The following types of pleasure boats are exempt from the act: Those used exclusively for racing; boali used only on private lakes; documented boats; boats from an­ other country using Florida waters temporarily; a ship's lifeboals. Cost of registration varies with the o m all length of the craft. All registrations arc good for two years. government official* there. Laotian Foreign Minister Kham* phan Panya Wednesday issued a blanket Invlfhtlon to the mcmixra of the United Nations to send ob­ server* to Laos to see for th«Mselves that the Southeast Asian kingdom was not a U. S. military base as charged by the Commu­ nists. Panya flew here from Vientiane to give the world organization a first-hand account of the Commu­ nist threat to his country through Ihe incursions from North Viet Nam. "American aid to Laos has peaceful aims," Panya said. "The United Slates Is enabling Laos to promote its economy. The amount of U. S. aid and its purpose are common knowledge." He acknowledged that part of the U. S. credits were used to es­ tablish a small defensive army for international security — " a threat to no one." Dr. Bernard Root Honored By Church Dr. J . Bernard Ruot who re­ cently left Sanford's Congrega­ tional Christian Church altar 33 years as pastor, has been made pastor emeritus by a unanimous vote of the congregation. Dr. Root, who also taught a t Seminole High School left San­ ford to become head of the En­ glish Dept, at Piedmont College, Demorest, Ga. Legal Notice VOTIVE TO D K F K V n TO: N E M .lt; A b a f i t l e t t a n d — — BARTLETT, h e r h u iband, z n i tr.vr.r.v r . rcntE.LT . , i j ------ nE1t.LV. hla wlf*. If l i t . In*, and If dealt, ih e lr u n . know n h* 1ra, d . v i . . . , , | , ( l t . •**. nr « r * n * a « ; a n d a n y and ■II paraon* r t a t m ln n by, th n u a h , or un d * r any o f Ih* ■aid D t f m d a n l * o r otharwlaa, ■ nd a n y a n d e ll paraon* rU lm ln e any • • u t t , rlaht, ••tie or I n u r t t i in. o r Han upon, ilia r * a | p ro p a rty h*reIn daavrlbad. o r any p a r t The Sanford Naval Air Station t h e r e nf. will play host to Boy Scout Troop T « k « limit* t h a t a s u i t ha* b**n f i l m a a a ln a t >mt h r JOHN A. 343’s Court of Honor Oct. 5. and S IlL D ItK n CHEW*, The court will be held at the IMIEWM hla wIf*. In Ih* Clri-ull Court nf NAS Ballroom at 7:30 p.m. and ■ha N inth Ju d ir ia l Circuit, tn a nd •)1 families and friends of scout­ fnr Wrmhtnla I’minly. Florid*, In I 'h a m - r r y Nn. leZST. T h a n a tu re of ing ate asked to attend. Hi* a n il I* Mult lo Q ula l Till* Upnn t«*l* I. 2. s and 4. BI ik-Ic 21. SAN. LAN Dll T H E m u t . ’ltll IIEAL'TIFL'U a c r n r d l n * lo th a plat th ara o f a i r a r n r d r d In P la t lln ok I, Paaaa « 1 <4. •«, *7, and H nf tha Publlo i s TMi; t i n n i t t u t n r n r t u t : llacurda of Mamlnot* County, F l o r ­ SISTH J l Hil l 11. I till-1 IT. IV ida ami r u n s s iw iv m . K m i v n , T n* Mil* nr ilia • •!« la J o l l N n .u H in i A. C l t r . t v s and MII.DItKD t T l t . u a , IV I’ll s VI HH I* VII. t u t s hla wlf*, PU Inllffa, va raua N k L . JAN'E TLftLA T, M E A. RAtlTL E TT a n d ------ RAHT. ruintirr, LETT, h a r hu ib am l, a n d II Alt TIT F. R E I M . r and ------ ft KILLY, hla i *» Jo s e p h T i : m . i r wlf*. If l lv ln t, a n d If d tad . th a lr I t i o n O T H r TEIILAP S lc R E T .vm .ns u n k n n n n halra. d a t D a a t , l*aat**a, I w h f l d i n l i . nr #ra n l* * * t and a n y a n d alt p*r> v i i m s: -ru t i t : p i ; v i i • <ma i la ln iln x by, t h r o u g h , o r u n TO: J h p KPII TEItLAP d*r a n y of th* aald D afandanta o r SIS] W alnut Mir»»i o l h tr w la * . and a n y a n d all p a rWxuh»»iii. lUInnl* anna claim ing a n y aatala. r l a h t , r o u a b e m : u t : n r n o t i f i e d lilt*, o r Intaraat in, o r llan upon, Hi m s rnm pU Int Inr i tlm r r * and lh a rant prnparty h * ra ln dracrlbad, "Htef r*1l*r h»» bent fil-.i a iM iiat or a n y p - r t iharanf. Dafandanta. 1 on a m | i u u ara r*'|iilr*d I " .are a Tnu a n d *ach nf ynu a r a r*« a <opy nf ynur a n a n t r n r plaxd- o u lrad In tila >nur a n a w a r w ith Inc in tHa p la i n t if f ! a ttn rn ay . J, th* Clark of th* abova a n tllla d flutatll Hnrnibjr, 111 North Main C o u rt and iar«* a ro p y t h a r a o f ntr»*i, Orland. FlorMa, ami flit upon P l a i n t i f f . ’ a ltnrnay*. THOSIPilia o r l il n a l a n a n a r n r v l e a n n n In MON A n il E IT, whoao add r a ta la Ilia ii f flea nt lha i l » r k nf lha I I F i a t Canrrat A .a n u * . Orlando, • Ircult I 'ourl nn or liafura Ilia lu|h Florida, not ta la r t h a n Ortobar J*. il.e nf llc tn h tr A. I>. H i* . If you IMS. aa rai)uir*d by law, all* a f»H tn dn an, a I a i.<«nt by ,1a. l i a r r a a Pro Confaatn will ba a n . fault wilt ha taken again*' ynu l a r a d ■■* 1nat you a n d *a<h of m il. fnr lh» r t l l o t d i m t n J i . l In ih* IN WITNESS W H E R E O F , I b a r * complaint. h a r a u n t o aal my h a n d and affix*# PONT, a n d r o i i i r . i t r . n a t n*n- my official aaat a t Sanford. Sami* fnrd, Samlnnla r n u n ly , Florida, ihla nnla County, F lnrlda, ih la 22nd d a y Sind da 1 a t d t p u m l i e r A. {>. 13ST. of B a pta m btr, ISIS. (SEAL) tMRALt n. r . IIEIIMiH.V • >. I* lla rndun Clerk nf Circuit Cm irt A a Clark of Said Court By Martha T. Vlhlt» Jty M artha T. V lh ltn P a p u ty n i r k D t p u t y Clark i n t ’M E i.ia H o h n s h t THOSfPaO.N A BRETT X-'arnay tar Plaintiff »tto rn * y a for Pla intiff* (1 F a i t Ca ntra l A vanua S3* North Slain Mtraat Citleniln, Florida Hrlando, a'lnrld* Pnhlmh Sept. II, A Del. 1. t. It. I’ulitlaU Mapi, 24, A (let. I. I. I I . Court Of Honor Legal Notice Then'i nothing (tie a neve cut—and Kara's tbs car era*tad to epoqusr a nasr Bald —Chevrolet's low-prioad compact Corvair; The product of nine year* of reacarch and development, it'a America’a ftrat truly com­ pact car that raUina tbs rids and 6-passenger comfort you’re naad to in a big one. Tbo kay to th is small miracls: America'* only raar-mountad aluminum angina—a lightwaight 6 th a t's to revolutionary it can ha packaged w ith tbs transmission and driva gears as one compact unit. W ith tba angina in the rear, the Corvair’a floor is virtually flat, front and rear, so theta's piaoly of foot room for everybody. Combined w ith Corvair’a unique bodyframe construction by Fisher, this provide# interior apacioiunaa comparable to many postwar conventional-ailed cam. Shifting angina weight to the rear also make# for easier com pact car handling and gives glued-to-tba-road traction on ica, mud or ■tow. And w ith independent aus pension a t all 4 whas la—an advanoc comparable to the independent auapanaion of front wheels yaara ago—you gat a’ p oind, unruffled rvde th a t rivals avow tb s coat licet c a n . Thao* era all things no front-engin* com­ pact car can give you. And with them you gs« outstanding economy and practicality th a t would never have boon possible if Chevrolet engineers had bean content to make the Corvair merely a sawed -off version of e big car. Corvair’a size—aom# 5 inches lower, 2VJ feet shorter and 1,300 pounds lighter than eoovantional aedana—makes it a joy to jockey through busy streets, e p l e a s u r e to perk (no need for power aaaieta); lie revolutionary Turbo-Air 6 gets up to 3(fit more miles on a gallon of regular. And. because the engine's air cooled, you never have to fuaa w ith antifreeze, you get quicker warmup (even beat for passengers comae — almost instantly—from an airplane-type beater*). Wonderfully practical, yea. But you’ll find the moat practical thing of all about Corvair is its remarkably low price. Your dealer'a tb s mao to me for all lha short, sweet details. ho compact ear likt thii dt luxe C'arratr 700, ^ America’s only car with an airplane type horizontal engine! America’s only car with independent suspension at all i wheels! America's only car with an air-cooled alum inum engine! MVeiUTICNAnV TIMM-AIR 6 Gets up to 30% more miles on a gallon, needs no antifreeze, provides quicker warmup with le n wear on parts. I t ’e the world's first production ft w itb the u ltra­ smooth. apace-saving power of horizontally opposed (not vertical or V-etroke) pistons. 0 SNC-PACHASI POW IH TEAM Wraps roar engine, transmission and dif­ ferential into one com pact unit. Takas leas room, leaves you more. 0 IT V U H S -P W U AMR SIM M .! Clean, uncluttered linaa shape both 4-door modeta—the de h u e Corvair 700 and the standard Corvair. Each has its own die* tinctive trim, and you get more visibility area than in m any full-sized car*. Q The engine’s in the rear where it belongs in a compact car! rece-aow M r r a r m a t * Works instantly, adding to C orvair's versa­ tility by enlarging rear seat cargo apace to 17.6 cu. ft. SAVE ’ 50' 0 PHILCO Widt-Aazl* STEREO n a r ru Corvair ia America's only compact car with a practically flat floor, tha only one with the kind o f relaxing room th a t U.9. motorists are used to. 0 ■ Shc«-Siht C««Ml«tte WitII -1AL UMisrnuT m s v av m u m STEREO DORS Doe* sway with rnnventional frame, incor­ porating all stru ctu re into a rigid bodyframe unit th at gives you more inside room with leaa weight. 0 U N S U -H S M L U R S A S I COMP ART M ltrT T runk’s up front (like an elephant'*) wliere it’s convenient for groceries, shopping bags, luggage. Q 4-W MIIL IN SK PIN B IN T SUSPtMilOM There's no conventional a i l s —front or rear, WlteeU, cushioned — by coil -springs, • f ---— r - s w wtake w bum p* in d ep en d ­ ently of each other, for smooth, roadhugging ndc. l ’ou Kate yout thouc of firo C o rw in —Ui* one's the tlandard model. Corvair •Optional at titra tool. BY C H EV R O LE T See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer -Tbs DISCOUNT PRICES! -Im d ift ne-TV *e6 «*# M Ctsvy HOLLER —Weak* sa UC-TV—1*6 MOTOR SANFORD, FLA. Cor. 2nd & Palmetto I entry leaaid Friday i. cat-nr. SINGLE UNIT STEREO IN DELUXE CONSOLETTE I’hilrn 1606 Pineal listing at a fanDei j t a--l-tpaad changer, tax tic s a v'in i nn. ..----------------------------nplifier w with wet • t.r e n amplifier ith 112 2 w a t t e p e ak ou tp u t, aepaxete baa*, treb le, ba lance and loiidnaae control*. k i t h fidelity ______________ -sl 44 high ■paakara pitta airluxiTe Philco „ , In I lore to focus wach Walnut witb M ahogany, Blood ahl* * Removable Legs. BAGGERLY SALES APPLIANCE CENTER FA 2*0711 2355 Orlando Dr. FA 2-3671 / �% M te HERALD Q a s s iM Ads Bring Fast Results ' - TOWN t r « IvSTAMU S-BSDROOM Finer rest Heme; screened patio Phone FA M M afteresoaa er m n i t » FURNISHED house oe Weet sMe. Accept 1 child. CeO FA M M after 1:11_____________ 9 2-LARGE sleepiag e r 2; 317 W. FA 2-Mlt. 2-BEDROOM trailer; venieaeee; water and light! fur­ nished; s u m per weak. Cell FA 2-MN. BALE or RENT: 2 1 completely furnished FA 2-T7M._________ FURN. garage ap t |U nw.; waFA 24174. 2-BR. (Urn.; apt. 1TW Magnslla. 207JO. FA S3M1. FURNISHED eaa bedroom a p t e r cottaps for retired couple; dean and reasonable. C. D. Wood, Sll« N. Nth. S t, Arliam. ton T, Vs.______________ w ■uBMffHMT mowFWHotiflgfj .• ir - i'" ’ v **V. 2-BEDROOM hodse in goad San­ ford location aooded immediate­ ly. Write Box T, aid. A MASKIpV NEVES MWO~UN HELPED VXTVE GOTTHE tOurvMor. cangi congrat- M U N t MATTES,OfiCfc iVCU/tSCUCWfiADO fou* [ • <\HQMOMVOMN5£B — --------- j ‘iRwVri iu a t f u ia fwTU. rr=r*BBWGHT HOUSE, Baton., IMP MeDonviflo. r g * £ E * M 7 7 r 2^ _ NICELY- furnished garage apart­ MODERN S bedroom a portae eat and sffickncy apsitment, bott ment Couple only. PA 2-! furnished. M l Palmetto. Phene 1913 Sanford Avo.________ Stemper Beiievei W 34554, You will delight in 2-BEDROOlf apartment, nicely you become the proud < BEDROOM furnished house if 2711 furnished. Living room and kit­ 2of one of our now 2 bo So. Psrk. FA 2-OMI. chen air conditioned. $75 a 2 bath homos, with thoir many month. Call PA 2-0949. 1-ROOM COTTAGE for rent with comfort-lending fentures. Down­ bath and electric kitchenette; payments start at 1550.40. CaQ partly furnished; $U n month. Today. Mrs. Paul M am , Monroe Cor­ 4 IS E aat Mitchell Avenue ner, Telephone PA 2-212S. W. M. " B a 1* BTEM FKK Cincinnati IT. Ohio You are hereby notified t h a t a Healter A P e tition haa bean filed In tha 3BEDROOM, kitchen equipped, ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taftar, abova a ty lid C ourt by STANLEY fenced yard. FA 2-2152. Arthur !*. Day, Everett Harper MARRY TAYLOR, for the a d o p ­ tion s f EMMALEE ORPUA IIUOHRobert F. May, la rt^ F ifo te ^ E TT , • minor, by tha Fatlttonar, FURN. a p t MO Park Ave. 112 FA M M a n d you a r e require d to file yo u r Answer, Objections e r other da. FURNISHED epL Ph. FA 2-2M0. PINECREST 2nd. Addition: 2-bod fe m e * In lha Office of tha C lark uf tha above styled -cetirl- en er WFI.AICA APARTMENTS: rooms room, 2 bnth, kitchen equipped before tha 11 d a y of October, I l l s , private balks, 11* W. First SL homo; pint p u tte d n o n . a n d a tr v a n copy a t said p lea ding PA 2-MS. on tha A ttorneys for P e titio n e r HOUSE, partly furnished. Phone who is name a n d addraaa a p p e a r s FA 2-3123. ha ralnafta r. 2. For 1. REAL PIT BAR-B-CUE The Pit Homo 20th. k French Legal Notice IV T H B L I H C I I T C O t ' B T o r T H B v i .v t h WHfMTKE ROCKETS HAVEPUSHED THB SMCE-MRas TO AVM», ME e« NO A RADIO SWA... WHICH WILL SET tj) THP txncotp BtR6 & WILL « n r AHO COME COWN A s Ra in ' Ik AH UMWOeN KRIS MIT — 1TAUSHT m et out a settlemcnt.' ■ ;v r w h y (tew V you r t u memo t r o u e YOUOSTC H « A « r 7D *JU N WOULDN'T DKJJtVK ju d ic ia l c ik c u tt or F L O R ID A . IV A I D B O B SEM IN O LE I'O L A T T . IV C H A V C B B T V*. USOV R. J. TINDALL a n d MCRTIS TINDALL. hie wife, a nd LOUIS J . STOCK. riatnturs vs. T H B FLORIDA A B A CORPORA­ TION a F lo r id a C o rp o ra tio n : SUBURB BUAUTIFUL DEVELOP­ MENT CO MI*A NT, a F l o r i d a Cor­ poration, a nd ALTAMONTE HOMES COMPANT, F lo r id a Corporation, at aL, D e fendant! NOTICE TO A P P E A R To: T ha F l o r i d a A B A Corporation, F lo r id a C o rp o ra tio n : Suburb ID a u tllu l Development Company, a F lo r id a Corporation: Altamonte l l o m i i Company, a F lorida C or­ poration, HENRY ALLSUPP, and f m arrlad, ------ Atliopp, hi* « l t * | FRA NK HAITIICOX, a n d It m arrUd, ------ lia lthc ox, bta w i l t : HELEN A. THACH ER. and It m arrlad, — T h a c h e r , h a r hueband: CARL J. UENUON, and It m arried. — Danaon, hla wlfa; KIINKST D. ALLhUl’P, and It m ar- rlad, ------ Allaopp, hla wife; OUST MbANWMB- MILES AWAYITS KIDS LIKETHAT WHO GIVE BABIES t A BAD MAME r-* I'^NOTBEAVTiOII*1' OL PROVE IT TO YOU . "TIAAR X PON'T MM L o se A 0 0 0 9 N13HTb SLEB* WATiWIfO AM OL9 M0V1B ON -TV I rH H erein fall not o r a Decree P ro Conftsao will ba a n ta r td a s a l n a t you for tha re llaf prayed In tha tha Petition. Tha SANFORD HERALD la h e r e ­ by designated aa tha n ew spaper In which thla Notice shall ba pub­ lished. WITNESS m y hand and tha seal of aald Court tn Sanford, Florida, thla 3rd day of Saptambar, A. D. 1313. (B E A U O. I*. Herndon D a r k of tha Circuit C ourt lly ; M a r th a T. Vlhlsh D eputy Clark O io r g a P. Johnson of Arnold B Matbany 34 E a s t Amalia Avenue Orlando, F lorida Attorney* for P o tlllontr Publish Septem ber 30, 1133. FURNISHED: 3 rooms, Adults. 113 N. Jsiimine. $31. i S t. JeL u R —flf Cemf—i l i l M. Park Ave. Ml F a APARTMENT: clean, nicely, turnlthed, screen porch, $45, Mi 1-LOT, 70 ft. wide by lte ftm _ tr P MsgnoUn Ave. Ph. NO »-32«7. deep, cleared, faeiag Counl Club Rd. in Loch Arbor section, LARGE elesn fura. a p t, down­ eall FA 2-1123. stairs, 411 Psrk. 3 • BEDROOM houic, kitchen equipped. 213 W. llth SL Ph. FA 3402fl. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. . BROKER M So. Park Ave. Pk. FA 2-M91 HODER. a nd It m ar r la d , ------Bodar, MODERN 3-bedroom. home, kit­ hla w ira; THE O D O RE J. DRESEN, chen furnished. For appointment 4-LARGE LOTS for aale by a nd If m arrlad. — Draaan, hla call FA 2-57M. owner; Just outside city limits. wira; MART A. DRESEN, and It m arrlad. ------ Draaan, h a r huaband: Phone FA 2-5M4. m 4-ROOM furnlsbatl apartment $40 MRU UEOROB A. REBVEH, and it m arrlad, >— Reeve*. h a r huaband; per month. Ph. FA 2-3021. FRA NK C. HAMLIN, ami If m a r ­ IV T H K t l N C l I T C O I N T , V I N T H Goat With The Wlad rlad. ----- • Ham lin, hla wife; HTa N j u d i c i a l c i N a r r i.v a v d f o b FURNISHED apartmix'. elesn am Like TARA, this recently remod­ LET P, LOVKI.U a n d If m a r ­ S EM IN O LE COUNTY, F L O B ID A e l o s e in. Jimmy Cowan, Fh rlad. — Lovell, hla wlfa; J, B. IV UHANCEBY Vo. 103*4. eled two story, beautifully fam­ F \ 24013. IIAliTLETT. ami It m arrlad. s u r r t o iiuisrr t i t l e ished home is typical of the Hart la It. hla wlfa; N. A. UAHT* DONALD A. H A ltltia and J E S S IE 2-BEDROOM unfurnished apart­ old South. Two stories, with up* LETT, a n d It m ar r la d , ----- ■ Dart L MARIUS, h i. wife latt, hla wlfa; A. E. BARTLETT, ment near stores and schooL ■tain sod downstairs railed P la in tif f s and If m arrlad, — l u r t l a t t , hla v* porches, four bedrooms. . . No pets please. 2 tll Elm. wlfa; IL J. U ART LETT, and It W ARREN PACKARD, *t el located on foil city block in m arrlad, ------ U a rtla tL hla Wlfa; D efenda nt! FURN. ApC 201V4 W. l i t SL Sanford, surrounded by huge J. K. UARTLETT. J K , a n d If m arNOTICE rlad. ------ U artlatt, hla wlfa. It STATE OP FLORIDA •hade trees. . .Orange grove. . a 1 ROOM Efficiency Apt, private alive, a nd If daad, t h a l r unknown COUNTY OP SEMINOLE halra, laaataaa. davlaaaa or g r a n ­ To: W erron II. Peeherd xnd bath, suits bln for one or couple. Second house on property rentw for $45 per month. Pries $19,500 tees. and any a n d all paraona Packard, hla wife; J o n a t h a n H. Across from Post Office. claiming Intaraat by. through. un- peeler, and _ — Peeler, hie wife furnished (can also be purchas­ ilar, or a g a in s t a n y of tha above Annie M. Peeler, and ------ Peeler. 2-BEDROOM ed unfurnished), only $2500 house, furnished know n o r u n k n o w n defendant*. or h e r hueband: P re n k S. Lewie Near air bate. Phone FA 2-2007 down. Let us show you how you c o rp o ra te d e f e n d a n t! , Jointly and T ru ite e, and Individually, a n d or FA 2-3750. ■avaratly. and a ll paraona having Lewie, hla wife: Joelah II. Uordon, can recapture the graceful liv­ or c la im ing Intaraat In tha follow a n d ------ llordon. h i t wife; John ing of the p u t without si trifleIng daaerlbad land: A. Douslae, a n d ------ Douglaa, hie ROOM and BOARD. Ph. FA 2-03S2 lug modem comforts. la>la 1, 3. 3, t, S. I. T, I, *, wife; Mabel E. Aleopp, and 10. II, 13. 13. 14, 1>, II. IT, Aleopp, her hueband, tf living, and ROOM A BOARD, reaiouable II,. a n d 13, or lllock I, HANIf dead, a s a l n a t their u n k n o w n rates. Hwy. 17-92 k 27th. Ph. HOMES AND LOTS for colored l.ANDU T IIE HCUUIUI BEAU. people. Also homes ouilt e heir*, device**, legatee*, grant**!, FA 2-2715 for further informs T I F ’J U a c c o r d ln s 10 plat Irueteee, epoueet, credltore. lienor*, Roy Wall, Phono FA 2-1397. th a r a o t raoordad In P la t tlon. eucceeeort or other partlee claim llook 3, P a s t a S1H. II, IT. Ing Interest by, through o r a g a ln e t MAJOR BROWN REALTY a n d I I , of tha Pubtlo R e­ them or any of them, and a ll per D O W N S T A I R S apartment; 4 cord* of Sem in ole County, tone having or claiming to hava rooms and bath. Adults only. Florida. » a « k a it rig h t, title or Intereet Phone FA 24553. alt of lha abova daaerlbad land aInnyoraatate, lien upon the following dee Ph. FA 3-3257 or FA 2-1244. alliiata, l y ln s a n d b a lu s In Sami- crlbed tract* of real p ro p a rty or nola County, Florida. 4-ROOM HOUSE for Sale or Rent; any p a rt there of located In Semi T ha n a tu r a of thla autt la In rano furniture; $73 mo. 154 Dog NOTHING DOWN! Assume pay­ County. Florida, and H ow ard mova c a rla ln clouda from and to note ments of $73.00 m o n t h . A. Aleopp, E r n t e t Aleopp, W. wood Ave., Orange City. quiet a n d confirm t h a title to aaid T hatche r, Henry Aleopp, P r a n k FA 2-7295. taml In t h a Plain tiff*. H el'h-n* and Helen A. T hatche r, 12-ROOM furnished apartment, Tba nania of lha Court Wheret all the member* of the leet In eald ault waa Ina tltuta d la Tha aHoard also 4 - room furnished part- 3-OEDHOOM house, large lot, of Director* and T r u i t t * * Circuit Court of t h a Ninth J u d i ­ for the etiH-kholder* of A ltam onte menL 310 Magnolia. Available 2409 Adams Court, Wynnewood. cial C ircuit In a n d for Seminole Home* Company, a d l f to lv td F l o r ­ now. Telephone A. K. Routt- Terms. County, Florida. An abbreviated ida corporation, and their t u c c t t Ur, Florist, FA 3-U31. title of t h a caaa Is IL J. TINDALL ■ore, ell of whoet reeldencea a re MERTIS L TINDALL a nd LOUIS unknown. J. STOCK, va. T H B FLORIDA A YOU ARE MEnEDY NO TIFIED LOWER floor 4-room fuml-'ied B A CORPORATION, a Florida apartment. Phono FA 2-0733. to qulat title ha* been We hive four outstanding 3 and Corporation: HlinURII BEAUTIFUL thhr ao tu gah teult In the Circuit C o u r t of D E V ELOPM EN T COM ILLS’V. a 4 bedroom homes in this dis­ Hemlnol* County, Florida, a g a ln e t F lo rid a C o rp o ra tio n : and ALTA­ 30U, and each of tinctive section of Senford; ell you. claiming MONTE HOMES COMPANT, a any eetate, right, till* or Intereet centrally healed, kitchen equip­ F lorida C orporation, at al, De­ or lien upon tho fallow ing dee- IN T H K C I R C U I T C O U H T O F T H E ped ind nicely landscaped fendants. A p a r t i c u l a r daacrlptton cribed properly e l l u i t t d In Semi- N I N T H J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT . IV of th a re al p r o p a r t y Involved la note County, • Prices start at $19,300. PHA Florida: A V II F O R a i H I V O L U COUNTY, t a t f o r th above. T r a c t 1. Late 1 In 14 Inclutlv* In F L O R I D A . IN C H A N C E R Y XO. financed. Tint ami each or yon are hereby lllock II, Lot* 1 to 4 10073. notified t h a t ault to retmsve clouda Inclusive In lllock I t, EVELY N SELLERS, from a n d to q u l a t a n d confirm lha and Lot* 11 to 1* In­ title to Iba abova daaerlbad pro­ ruiAtur, clusive In Block 4L •**• p e rty haa bean b r o u g h t agalnat We have three outstanding v a lu e d T r a c t I. I. 01* I, «. T. I. I. 13 W I L L I E SE L LE R S. you In th a abova daaerlbad Court U and 13 Block 41. In 3 and 4 bedroom quslity by R. J. Tindall. Marita L Tindall Defendant. T r a c t 3. l-nt II, Block 33. homes in this golf course area. N O T IC E T O A F F E A R a nd Loula J. Stock, and you a r t All the abova described STATE OF FLORIDA hereby required to file with tha Prices start at $15,500. property being Id HAN Wltll* Seller* C lark of eald C o u r t your w ritten LAN DO. T H E SUBURB TO: AHdrtea and Residence a p p e a r a n c e paraonally, or by t n BEAUTIFUL, a eubdl U nknow n a ll o r n a y , oa n r b a fo rs tha 33rd day vtelon of Stm lnola C oun­ of October, 1333, a n d to Ilia w ith T o u a r e h e r e b y notified t h a t s ty, Florida, a c c ording to bill of c om plaint ra id C lark y o u r w r i t t e n defense*, fo r divorce haa tha plat thereof re cord­ if any, to the Com plaint filed In been filed a s a l n e t you. a n d you ed In P la t Book 3. ar* re q u ire d to eerva a copy of la i d c ourt. H e r e to tall not, alas Page* l l ' t , I I . IT and y o u r anew e r o r p lea d in g to the AttaWe R. decree pro conferao will ba e n ­ II, Public Record* of tered a s a l n i t you. s f com plaint nn Ih* F l a l n t l f f a UR Peek Ave tiem laelt County, Flor bill • H o r n e r P a u l & Perklne. IIT West WITNESS my h a n d amt tha a*a) Street. Orlando, Florida, and of t h la C o u rt a t Hanford. Hamlnola and you aIda; Ros« L. Payton 4 h tra b y require d to Hnulh fit* ih* original a n e w e r o r plead­ County, Florida, on ihM 13th day of file your . nre e w e r or e th e r w r itte n i n g in the office «f th e C lerk of Registered Reel Estate Beaker Saptam bar. 1311. d e f i n i t e personalty or by y o u r a t ­ t h a C ircuit C o u r t on or b tto r * (SEAL) ASSOCIATE** torney w ith the Clerk of the T h u r sd a y , October 33, 1313. I f you O. P HERNDON. Circuit Court. Ninth Ju d ic ia l Cir­ fall to do *o J u d g m e n t by default Mary E. Carman — Lee BelvtB C lark of tha Circuit Court tn and f a r S e rataoL County, cuit, Stmlnola County, Florida, a t w ilt ba ta k e n a g a l n e t you for tha Fh. PA 3-1391 IT-43 at Hiawatha tha Court l l o t u t In Sanford, F l o r ­ re lief dem anded In th a bill a t com­ Florida. and lo aerva a copy thereof by: M a r tb a T. Vlhlau, D. C. id*, upun the plaintiff** a tt o r n e y whoa* plaint. J o i e p h M. M uraako, DONE AND O R D E R E D a t Sanname le Webber B Maine*. 301 ford, County. Florida, A llo rn ay for P l a in t i f f s P a r k Avenue. I , W in te r P ark, t h is l i bMemlnolo P. Cu Bax No. 31S day a f g e p t e u b a r , 1333. the key to your home In WynneFlorida, not late r than t h a 13th (SEAL! Fern Park, Florida wood- Complete with three bed­ Publish S e p t 17, 34. B Oct. 1, A d a r e t October. 1313, t h e r e in t t t a T HERNLON ting up the eetate, right, title e r rooms, playroom, tod a great c l e r k of tho C l r r u lt Court Interest In o r lien upon t h e above IV T H E CIRC LIT COURT OP T H B My: M a r t h a T. Vlhlen, DC big beautiful oak treei Tbe^ property claimed by P a u l IT. Perkin* M V T H JU DICIAL C l R l't IT OF described price is $13,500, and you m sjS T H B STATU U r F L O R I D 4, l> AND you. and ahould you fall to do *u, I4T Weal South S tr e e t suggest the terms. FO R SKMINOLB COUNTY IV a Doer** P r o C o n teu o will be en Orlando, Flo rid a terad a g a ln e t you. CHAVCBBT NO. >1300. A tto rn e y for P l a in t i f f WITNESS my bend and the eeal W- R- “BUI” 4TEMPEB Agsacy IN RE: Adoption of EMMALEE ORPUA UCGHETT. of eald C ourt a t Sanford. Florida, L E U A L NO TIC E Realtor A bearer thla l l t h day of Septem ber, Ills, A m inor 1 will Sot b* reeponelbl* fo r any PA 24191 l i t N. Park tHCAL) BY: STANLEY H A llR T TAILOR, debt* Incurred by my wife. Ardell O. I*. Herndon h ar stepfather M. P a l m e r , or by a nyona other Clerk of the Above-Styled-Court t h a n by rayeelf. IP IT 18 R E A L ESTATE NOTICE o r BE l ’IT By: Martha T. Vlhlen. D. C. T H E STATE OF FLORIDA TO: STANTON P. PAINTER >ak Crumley k Mooteitb Publish Sept- IT, 31 A OcL 1, IL P u b lish Sept. 34 A OcL 1, l , IL FLOYD THOMAS HUOUETT at 117 South P u b Ph, FA 3-4M Grove Manor Homes Legal Notice Loch Arbor Homes M O W ? WHERE OK HE GET n r Seminole Realty ol. \ s r cantV , KICK/ J w iv g c v 's o u r d o in g ROAD*, ^ - y — t— W OCK TO I rf ^ ' X i d iM PRoveHis) nw K K wiu o f f — s WHAT3 WRONG WITH HIS WIND* IT WAS ALL RI8MT ■T LAST NIGHT*,' STEMPER HAS 4 ti �akesA II Business P ay! Ph. FA2-2611 •ho S-EKDXOOM. CB, lVi bath Phono PA 1-3333. S tc m str o a i Ica U g r 111 R> % r. m. " ta t* s t e m p e r k w t Realtor A laasrcr PIm m f A 2-4991 113 N. Park S-BXDXOOM, 1 balk, largt living r a s a sad bodreonu; kitebaa oqepL m a par month. Sea at MS X. Woodland Dr. or phone r. PA 24072. I NXX0 A LOVU rfea will appreciate a y tb n s apadoua bedrooms, sloetrttaU^equlpped kitchen, plenty WANTED: A mortgage loan n local Income property. Will pay ft* monthly on yearly paymenu. P. 0. Box Ilf, Sanford. DISTRIBUTOR MALE OB PBMALB PULL OR PART TIME Earn extra money In your own buaiacaa. No experience or peraonal telling necessary. Re­ quires only few houra n week (pare time U aervice BEST RECORD DISPLAYS, located by ua in food market!, drug itorei, etc. Cheap record racks arc rapidly being replaced by SENSATIONAL BEST BRAND SELF-SERV* ICE BBCGRD DISPLAYS. Store make* money, ao do you. Excellent profit. , .but thia 1* NOT A GET RICH QUICK SCHEME, aa we art a highly reipoeted record company commercially rated. Muat havo car and minimum of ft7S far rieoed Inventory, dis­ plays, atoro accounta and advertlatag malariali. WrlU for local appolotment, include phone number. BEST RECORDS DIV. American IsUfnntional lndnatriei, Inc. Lewta Tower Bldg. PbUa. 2, Pa. Cantmeting ft Repair* Fran Estimate* E L. HABVEY 2*4 B t t M Am. Phone FA U M 1WT l onteed Ave. Stempcr Knows That your child will bo safe while piayiag in thla overtired yard ■t the end of a dead-end street where the cnJy traffic '.till be Daddy coming home. The Just refinished Interior will please # you and the Urge screened porch will cool you; 3 bedrooms and other feature!. Price ftl.SOO with only $450 down. IS. Ekctoteel Service# House Wiring — Elecute Service Sid Vlhles RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. I l l Magnolln PA 349U M. “D*»" Valet Electrical irr. •12 Mellonvllle Ave. Dei Saya For Servlet Coll. . . FA 2-4SM FA 2 5083 HANFORD Plumbing ft Heating 238* So. Elm Ph. FA 2-7*14. NEW RAVENNA Jo p t-'B PARK IN V A L U E H O M ES G reg ory [PRECISION BUILT Homes 3 BEDROOMS ‘7795 Completely Finished j On Ye«r Let J V isit Model A t 1 300 FREN CH Or Ph- FA 2-1214' • Qolat C ssu R sa ilp s N ear G«lf C h “In the City of Gracious Living” — com ing so o n — Formal Opening Dream Homes *3 4 0 Down Paymtnt-No Glueing th *9 8 4 0 $450 Down TO TA L PRICE Turn West Or 20lh St. Follow Cotatry dub Rd. A Witch For Osr Slgss . . . Home* feature 3 Bedrooms Its Tile Rathe . Screened I’ureb • Utility Room . Terratio Floors - Carport# - Land, scaped Lots • All City Csu*ratfaces. OPEN DAILY 9:00 A. M. TO Dirk SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. T il Dark MONTHLY PAYMENTS Shoamokah C sH iivtiM Ok, Isc WAIT! WATCH! For Opening Date W. 2*th SL PA S-TMS Sanford PA i '32 PLYMOUTH fordor, • cylin­ 1*53 TRIUMPH Meter Sceeten der; Just had new rings, in­ Meyers IX f t aluminum boot; Gator trailer; Mark 3D M am rp serts and valve Job; clutch le u motor. 1218 W. 8U. SI. Urea year aid: runs good —looks good: priced rigbL Phone Hair Styling — Permaeenta —Oil FACTORY TO TOU rA . 2-7770. Treatments— TV Stamps, Soft ALUMINUM Water - Air Cood. Harriett’* 2t. Fentlter* VENETIAN BUNDS Realty Neek, 103 So. Oak— Enclosed head. B tf-prw f PA 2-3742. rail vrith plat tic ends. ___ _ $SA V E$ or rayon tapes. Cettoa or ay too New A Heed ta. newer* ft Plante cords. F u rn itu re a n d Appliances Seakarik Glaaa aad Pakrt Co. Cat Ptowera Per Any Oceasteo •ANPORD FLOWER SHOP 112-114 W. 2nd 8 t Ph. PA PA a-ltel er PA M B* 202-209 E. First SL Ph. FA >-0*83 BIG HALE! PRESS RA IO A M I C m U S TREES BIG SUITS for BIO MEN • BIO VALUES Up Ta . . . . . . . . . .».•.*.».*.*'••aaaa Hamlin on sour root, ready for • QUICK CREDIT December planting: It" — H” . Wash >N Wear SuiU • EASY TERMS May be seen at 1720 First SL WE GIVE TOP VALVE STAMPS V.'as iii.PS MENS BATHINO TRUNKS’ 17. Pets • Livestock • Heppne* WILSON - M A T E R Was *3.23 New And Ueed P u r t e f * MENS TROUSERS I.UTJNO PARAKEET — Mile, S _________ PA 2-801 Waa $3.88 week* old; also cage. PA 2-1833. IU E. P in t SL Over 1400 pairs from whleh to choose. Wa can fit aU sires, B BEAUTIFUL blond Cocker pup­ Used furniture, appUuees, tools to CO. ate. Bought.aold Larry’s M an pies. Lot 104, Park Ave. Trailer 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. PA 2-4U2. BOUND, SHORT and TALL Coma Park, 2343 Park Ave. ON la. Wa can Pit TALL lh. Beau and Mat era New ft Used Furniture ft Applb Wa hava out grown mar praaaat quartern — Moving ta l a v g a p aaces. A Good Place To Gateway Te Tb* Waterway building, aamt ptau. BUY SELL er TRADE Your EVTNRUDE Dealer JENKINS FURNITURE HUTCHINS CLOTRINO CENTER Robaon S p o rtin g Good* 488 Sanford Ave. PA 2-743U Hwy. 17 *2 Cor. 4M 304*8-8 E. lit. rh . PA 24D8I Closed Friday evening aad aR 31. Article* For Rato day S at Open Moo. urn. A ura, id. Automobile* • Trailer* from Nona 'til I p. ta. aad Opeft SPACE HEATER, Uuk and stand EXTRA NICE *33 Ford, cylin­ *23. FA 2 2341. ALL DAY Sun. der, 8373, FA 2 0388. PAINT and Sett Us Your Furniture. Quick SPARTENETTE — 28 It.; twin Service WUh The Caih. SUPER WALLPAPER SUPPLIES beds: awning. Clean inside ft Buy 1 GaL - Oat 1 PRXCI TRADING POST, FA 2-08T7. out. Patterson, Hollywood Trail­ MARY CA1TXR PAINTS er Ct., 3 miles So. of Sanford EASY SPIN Dryer Washer in 201 W. 1st SL PA oa 1T-B2. good condition $33. SOI Santa Barbara or Th. FA 2-4038. Chalnllnk Fences 2-BEDROOM 42 ft. air condition­ Free EsUmates. Call PA S-1TTI ed trailer, extra clean. Phone SEWING MACHINE - « months after 3 P. St. FA 20384. old: must sell. Lightweight por"■ tsble. Take over payments; 7 >4— Last a T S S T ™ '38 BU1CK Hardtop, tudor, equip­ payments of $3.38 each. Guar­ ped. Like new, 12,800 miles. anteed to be perfect. Next pay­ LOST; On* green and yellow para­ keet In the vicinity of Couatrp 82,000. FA 2-2800. ment due in November. Write Club Manor. 210.00 REWARD. Mrs. Simms, Box S, e/o San­ 3-BEDROOM trailer fully air con­ Ph. PA 2-777*. ford Herald. ditioned, wither ind dryer. Will sell equity very reasonable or 32. Articles For Sale LOST: Puppy; t weeka old, black will trade for equity In 3 bed­ and white. REWARD. Phaaa room home. Phone FA 2-3134. 23' HOSE 21,00, Boy’s Western FA 2 3030. Dungarees $1.98 pr. Army-Navy 42' SPARTAN, 1 BR.. air con­ Surplui Store, 310 Sanford Ave. LOST: Largo leather bag eootaladitioned. awnings. $3,000. Equity Ing prescription g lu tei, ate. at for *330 and assume payments. UPRIGHT Practice Piano $43. Ph. public boat ramp Sunday. f FA 2 0803. FA 2 2048. FA 2-1990 after 3:30. Mather of Sanford PA MM nrPTuntETnT^ervIcer^^™^ W. !L “ BUI” STEMPER Agency Raalter ft Insurer PA 2-4101 112 N. Park M ff-A -D A Y FA M M HOUSEWORK - Part Uma; Ruth Hughes, FA 2 8*27. S t Artktee Per Phene PA I-Tte* D A W N ’S BEAUTY SALON Air Conditioned Dryer* PIunM ns ^R epairs IMS Sartte BL 2*. Ateeaebttee ■ Trailers 18-A Renter farter* /Huswbiws B H nnH ns/ Dallas Asphalt Co. j. w. frrelft nu ti. Bulldlo* - Palntion - Repair* I ’m Milled oa a largo corner lot surrounded by b a a n t l f u l l y Licensed — Bonded Piloting ft btoaniag hibiscus, nine away Decorating. Fre* Estimates lag palm*. I’ve even fenced my Work GuarantMd. SEMINOLE back yard for children! aafety PA IN TLN O CONTRACTORS while playing. PA 2-1204. Thla la n guest paia to the Movieland Drive-In Theatre for Linda can be youre by taking over a R A M ROOF1NO VoltollM to tee ‘'Gullivers former lovers mortgage, with Contracting ft Repalra Travela". only $2,308 down and $71.39 per Licensed — Bonded —Insured FREE ESTIMATES I. Female Help Wanted •1* Sanford Av*. Ph. FA 2-7942 U f appointment! are made thru SEAMSTRESS WANTED: mutt CUSTOM BUILT ROMES FARMER'S AGENCY, exclus- have own lowing machine. Ap­ ply Sanford Fabric CenUr, Wal­ Rtmadoling — P m EaUmatn ivaly. Repa'ra Phone FA 2-3744 ker Bldg., 2310 Oak Ave. BILL BERNOSKY, Contractor F A R M E R ’S AGENCY N. V. Parmer, Realtor SALESLADY at Hogue’s 3 It 10, FLOOR landing and ttnUhlog D. U. Whitmore 2473 Park Ave. Cleaning, Waxing. S * r v i a g »§ Lillian G. Tranu Sominalo County alac* 1188. Associates. M. M. GLEASON, Lake Mary, Stop Worrying About US A french Ave. Ph. FA 3 5221 Chrlatmaa Money After hours, PA 2-2t l l , PA 2-4*21, ROOF CLEANING AND COATING Yotr can earn a good Income FA 2-Mil Exclusive aavol lot SURCO in at an AVON Representative. thla area. Work guaranteed, ca' BY OWNER 14 room bouse, turn Don't Delay. Write, Manager. FA 2-3417 far free eilimaUi. Ished, on 2 lota cloae in. *7,000— Box 244, Lockhart, for infor­ BILL EVAN’S half caih, balance 150 per mation. Phone FA 2 2341. II. Special Services ■KA1 ESTATE DRIVE-IN 044 Franca Ave. HOUSEW IVES You may be the one we are HALL looking for to aerve an AVON "Call Hall" Phone FA 2-3*41 territory NOW. Write, Mr*. Ml- NO JOB TO LARGE OR WALL lanlcb, Box 248, Lockhart, Pla Drive Way* — Parking Areaa BY OWNER. 3 bedroom, Ua bath RENTALS: Day - W eek-M onth houae. Grova Manor, 1013 Lin­ Permanent baby litter, mature, Front F.nd Loader! Graders — Doiert — Draglines coln SL white, to live In. FA 2-3144. Rollers — Tranaporii BY OWNER: 2-bodroom home, PART-TIME WORK — inside PHONE: Days, FA 2*134 beat location in Country Clnb help; 11:30 to 1:30 five days Nights, FA 2-7123 or FA 2 3842 Manor, Pbooe PA 2-8842. week. Apply A A W Rootbeer Stand, 1*03 French Ave. AUTO GLASS rARM: 30 acre*, ’tied, aeveral flowing wclla. Large barn YOUNG LADY - 24 40. BackINSTALLED Roomy 3 BR. houae. Eaiy ground In general office pro­ Wlsdahlrld Back (.last Urma. Ph. FA 21223. cedure, with supervisory exper­ Door Glaan Vent Glass LOCH ARBOR: Beautiful S BR. ience. Must type. Newly opened SERVICE home near golf course. Overall* office in Sanford. Extensive Senkarik Glasa and Paint Co, public contact. Salary open. yard with many treei. You 112-114 W. and 84. PA 2-4422 muat ie« this bargain. FA 2-4123 Call FA 2-2002. Roy Reel Falat ft Bod; Shop T^aEHTslp W a n t e d ' ROBERT R. WILLIAMS, Realtor lOlli ft Hanford EXPERIENCED. 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Tutnne feint ‘1 0 9 5 High Trade - Ins IEASY T E R N S 57 PLYMOUTH ^ Henter • f.ocnl Owner • Only >1595 „ ' *1295 Plus Many Other Models On Display During Our Annual Car Clearance Sale BRASS M O TO R S 206 East Commercial Ave. Sanford Phone FA 2-5441 �I I O ct 1, l* B f s t it M n l lm B M oore Returns ~ To Television W ars •/ v :--y By FRED DANZIG r YORK (UPI) — That I M I j , p lo ttin g !/ pleasant winfi replacement for Andy WIU tha Garry Moon Show, re‘ to CBS-TV Tuesday night Moor* lan 't going to t k Uh Inventiveness and exfilam ent generated by tha WilHgtoa gang daring tha aummar, H la obvious that Moon can toMah anyone around whan it aefca to • knowing, professional, Mg tongue production. Thla waa ■aidant la tha pramiara, which I nt n acreaning bccauae ot the 'a conflict with Bing Croaby’a and Prank also a s m s to advise us of the latest "ia " conre n a tio n ­ al devices. Unfortunately, thalr chit-chat Tuesday night produced no naw fetishes, only a sordid plug for a chain of health clubs a n d poorly - timed Sinatraiima about motel living. Tha lad does seem to be enjoying his bachelor statue. Pisano Attended Underworld Dinner Before Slaying NEW YORK (UPI) - Little Augia Pisano and Mrs. Jancto Drake attended a dinner hour gettogether of top underworld fig­ ures at ■ midtown Manhattan res­ taurant 43 minutes before they were slain, authorities disclosed today. "It was dose to being a little Apalachln," said a spokesman lor Queena County District Attorney Frank D. O’Connor, comparing dinner at Marino's restaurant last Friday to the gang convention at Apalachln. N. Y., in 1937. Tha spokesman said Pisano and bis companion, Mrs. Drake, dined at the restaurant on Lexington Avenue with Anthony (Tony Bend­ er) Strollo, reputed waterfront racketeer. At nearby tables were Vincent Mauro. reported Strollo aide, Anthony Mirra, Identified as a young underworld leader, and other known gangland personali­ ties. "It was damn near a conclave,” the Queena official said. "It seems very doubtful they met by chance." Assistant District Attorney Ber­ nard M. Patton questioned Strollo and Mauro Wednesday at the Ber­ gen County courthouse in Hacken­ sack. Patton said Strollo was "co­ operative to a degree" and had given a list of names of men who were in the restaurant. "Strollo told ui (he conversation at the restaurant was just small talk, Just passing the time of day," a spokesman for Patton said. "But he gave us some very good information and ha* act up another tack of our investigation." The bodies of Pisano, 82, and Mrs. Drake, 32, were found shot to death in Pisano's new Cadillac on a residential street in Queens at 10:30 p. m. e.d.t. last Friday, shortly after Pisano had been called away from Marino's rcstaurant- by a mysterious, phone call. Raiford B rutality Under Investigation TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Fits- home at Starkt. Tlie Cabinet said these tww ride's former penal director Richard O. Culver heads the Hat were mostly to blami for "shame-' *4 witnesses expected to testify ful mistreatment" ef maximum next week at a federal investiga­ security prisoners Several guard* tion of alleged mistreatment of were disciplined because they ap­ prisooeri a t Raiford Prison last parently helped carry out the brutality of Chesaer'a orders. summer. The Justice Department In Gheaacr admitted devising a Washington notified itate official* method of handcuffing prisoner* Wednesday a civil rights Jury will to b a n and aald he toft aome aa long a i 78 hour*. meat in Jacksonville Oct. 3 to there Testimony given at hearing* look into report* that unruly con­ p riso n ^ victs were puts in leg irons, sub­ held by tha Legislature'! "brought ----- . . — committee also out jected to tear gaa and waterhoe* porta of handcuffing, leg-ironing inf, and fed bread and water. and breed and water diets. Culver, who waa la charge of There war* contradictory re­ the state prison system at the ports prisoners were subjected to time, was exonerated of any part water hosing and tear gas. An­ ia mistreating convicts in previous other unconfirmed report waa tha hearings. But be wa* fired on convict* were forced to ait naked other charges a few months later. on a cement door sprinkled wHh The Justice Department said salt for hours at a time. his successor. Penal Director H. G. Cochran Jr., will be furnished A recent poll showed that a Bit of prison personnel to be per cent of all Austrians over called at next week’s meeting. age of 18 play at toait ana Handling tha case for the govern- cal instrument. men will be John Murphy of the Justice Department's Civil Rights BTA -N U C leaning Division, who spent nearly two weeks in Florida gathering infor­ Kcepn C loths* mation. L IK E N E W I Besides Culver, other witnesses expected to be called before the grand Jury Include two prison officials who were tired after a state legislative and Cabinet In­ vestigation of last summer's riots at Raiford. James Dunn, who waa captain of the guard, was believed to be C O L O N IA L C L E A N EBB employed now aa a security offi­ 119 8. Palmetto Ava. cer at Cape Canaveral. And his Drive-la Branch l i t W. IMh lieutenant, Earl Chesser, has a I Max Bhulman’a new series, The Many Loves of Andy Hardy . . , oops; I mean Doble Gillie, sta r­ ring Dwayne Hickman, went through tha usual ( saccharified teen-age nonsense ln*ita CBS-TV D O U B LE B IL L IN G la being given to the 1960 Chevrolet and it* new debut Tuesday night. Tha high, email car companion, the Corvair. Thin uniquely arranged photo shows the G arry'a cohort*, Marlon Loma light was a satire on crime comparative size of the Corvair to the conventional Chevrolet. The new Bd Durward Kirby, bad mora to movies, in which a lawman said, models will be displayed tomorrow at Holler Motor Sale*. i n than in paat abowa and warn ‘take that, you loathsome crim ­ with thalr malarial, inal typaa." If the rest of the al guests ware Garturda show could rise even to thla sa­ Vie Damone and Jana tirical level, it -might be worth­ PeWsD, ail of whom ware enter- while. Unfortunately, the Impres­ toinlng in their ipeclsl way*, but sion is that wo’ra supposed to I Waa aorry that MUa Lorn* and care about Doble and hla tire ­ Mlaa Barg didn’t hava a tela-a- some love Ufa. Must weT No, Virginia, It Isn't true that Doble -iA naw fantura on tha show la U based on Prank Sinatra. The Channel Bwimi Person To Camara," whera unsua TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — A 33- cates Smathers has decided to run gnt tlng1 paopla ara put through Person, which returns to CB8-TV member committee formed Wed- ! In Florida. He had not yet pubS t wrU wringer by Moore A Co. while on Friday, Oct. 18 with visits to • hidden earner* record* their be- Jack Weld* and Mae West, is WASHINGTON (UPI) — Now it «*■■» to ,urth .r to , -r.v o rtt. | “ fflr ,«»_ » » . to » b him the state's favorite ion candl M d ie m e n t practical Joke* will moving its entire production staff can be told. The Navy tried for son presidential candidacy of date. g t t laugha, of course, but there la from New York to Hollywood in three years to train pigeon* how, hnlH to ilecr guided missile* but the s*n- (,eorCe Smalhera will h Id Former Congressman William n touch of anguish in tha experl order to visit more than one its organizational meeting Friday. C. Lantaff of Miami ia committee Once that ia not funny. I prefer screen star a month, at It did un­ effort failed. ............. ............. ............ 10 tain tad comedy. The committee, composed of chairman. The Idea was (o enclose a der its old budget. NBC-TV'a Jack pigeon In a missile and have the some of the state's top Demo­ Pear will be Jack Benny's guest bird play a partnership role with crat*, will have as its principal A notable summit meeting oc star on Sunday, Nov. 29 over an elaborate electronics system. anrrod an ABC-TV Tuesday night CBS-TV, George Bernard Shaw's A camera ■ like device was to job a selection of delegates to run M Bing Crosby, k'rank Slnalra, "Misalliance," starring Robert be put in the nose of the missile. with Smathers in the presidential Peggy Lea and Louis Armstrong Morley and Kenneth Hatgh, ia It would pick up a picture of the preferential primary next May. H anded their talents in a show CIIS-TV'a Playhouse 1)0 produc­ intended target which then would The Crooms Academy Panthers nailed, "The Bing Crosby Show." tion for Thursday, Oct. 29. Political observer* here lay be shown on a screen inside the the committee's formation bull- take on the Gainesville Terriers Sheldon Reynolds will turn out I t waa ■ rlng-s-dlng-dung-dandy missile. the Desllu Playhouse's first for­ fetor. tonight at 9 p. m. for the local A spot would move across the All stood and performed their eign-based drama, "Thunder *In team's first borne game of the screen whenever the target Image No Exceptions aaeg* with overpowering style, the East" In Tangier* and Rome. season. got out of focus. The Navy’s plan itoU ag a n d b a p p y . tones, It was Filming__ starts _Jn__N ovem ber. MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) — City was to have tne pigeons pec* at (tailbacks Columbus Burke, and enjoyable and refreshing. Al­ NUC-TV's Bell Telephone special the moving spot, thus putting con­ Building Inspector Clifford W. Henry Green, center Lawrence though an affort waa made to on Nov. 2U will star Vie Damone, Adams ordered the newly-erected trols to work which would bring Jenkins and ends Marshal and give these entertainer* an imag­ Marge and Gower Champion, and radio untennn atop the -Mobile Miller will start here for the the missile hack on course. inative ■ decor of glass knick- will originate in Hollywood for General Insurance The pigeons would be rewarded County Courthouse torn down un­ Panthers according to coach Wil­ knacks, the music was what made the first time. Jane Powell and less someone could explain to him lie Holt. The Crooms tesm is with corn. FA 2-0331 tha show, if I had to pick pet young Eddie Hodges join Jimmy 114 N. Park a u Scientists at Harvard University why no building permit was ob­ in "top-notch" shape for the open­ ■umbers, I’d choose Sins Ira's Durante in NBC-TV's Sunday and the Naval Research Labora­ tained for the antenna. er laid Holt. "Willow Weep for Me," Arm Showcase production, "Give My tory found after many teats that Wrong’* "Mack tha Knife," all or Regards to Broadway,” on Dec. under ideal conditions pigeons WASHINGTON (UPI)—The Pub­ Peggy’s numbers, and the lew 8. Ronald Ilcagan will be Cliff could lie trained well enough to Mimbtra that Bing performed. Art| utile's hobby lobby guest on lic Health .Service (PHS) says the do the Job. ratio of doctors to the U. S. pop­ Of course, a mealing of Bing ABC-TV Oct. U. But In combat, conditions sel­ ulation will drop sharply by 1073 unless medical schools start grad­ dom are Ideal. So the Navy uating substantially more stu­ dropped the idea In 1931 without dent*. , ever ,having flown a pigeon in a The PHS estimated that there would be only 128 doctora per HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Actor "They are to go to P at’a hus­ loo.utx) persons by that year if Wayne Morris wrote hla own tidal band and to Slelinda's husband the present trend continues. Based Where It AU Goes lltlSTON (UPI) — New EngSWtpt la .l i t i w « Sm J« U I« s wh**<-v* Otoy m (*M a*.” o. n U w los.lto* e , th e .n atln . . . f ig u r.............. , lander MuguZIne, published ny * will in which he asked that $3oo The will ended: has ranged between 131 In 133 for ,h„ Ncw Kn|{|aml Council, cmti­ apent (or boose and canapes "You see, 1 couldn't lake it wilh the past 20 years. males that during .. lifetime the Instead of a funeral, so his friends tne." wouldn’t go away sober. that the ra il, of .l.n ti.l. may tie- townie nl .r..itoJ UM.000 .nd Morris, 43, died of a heart at­ end*: tack Sept, 14 while on a Navy cline even more sharply by 1973. l&tt.uoo fur housing; g IX.uoo (or carrier in San Francisco Bay. He That ratio was 82 per cent 10. Waa an acc In World War II. 000 persons In 1910. 37 In 1938 fl'ml “mi l,rink: ("J and is expected lo decline to 128,0(10 for church, clubs and "One hundred dollars shall be education; $24,000 for the fam­ about 30. upended at the discretion of my closest surviving relatives for the The ratio of nurse*, however, ily rar; $18,000 for Insurance; m purpoie of buying boon- and rahas increased nearly five fold In $12,000 for clothing; $12,000 for .MOSCOW (UPI U. S. Consular the Unite*! States since 1UIO. This zecrentloii; $8. not) (or medical napes for my frit-nils," lu- wrote ..a» ia his Aug. IS, 1933, will. "On sec- official* said today there hai been ratio, 2fl8 in 1938, is expected lo hills, «ml $ 12 .(too fur iniscellaneto.' uu* items. cod thought, m ike it $3uu, be­ "no development* whatsoever" in climb to 284 In 1970. cause I don’t want my friends to connection with the promise by go away sutler or serious. This is Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ to take the place of a funeral or chev lo a Lithuanian refugee cou­ ple lo permit their children to touinorlal service." Join them in the United States. Morris’ will waa tiled (or pro­ M ADE POSSIBLE BY bate Wednesday. He left hi* en­ Mr. and Mrs. Paulina Leopas tire estate to bis widow, Patricia, stopped Khrushchev in a hotel o n v i u f POW ER 0^ WORE THAN except for $1, which was left to lobby In Det Moines, Iowa, dur­ Bert De Wayne Morris 111, his son ing Ihe Premier's lour of the fR A N K U N STORES by his first wife, Leonora (Bub­ United Slate* and told him they bles ) Kchinasi Morris Horn blower, haii hern trying for year* to get their daughter Iteglna. 20, and C New York tobacco heiress. "My family is my first love," inn, Thomas, 17, released from w W I « tf c o y la g * | Fill, and SAT, SPECIAL he wrote. "The U. S. Navy la sec­ Lithuania. Reg. $3.00 "You’ll get your rliildrcn,” ond. If Pal and I go together, cre­ I I Flashlight mate us. I’u* u* both (ashes) (bat Khrushchev promised and told So­ Fifth M srn.lir, t-rell Foreign Minister Andrei tmi !u jug—toi* Us up .ml dump viet Gromyko to take care o( the mat­ ua In the ocean." 20c lU llc rio Morris left his Cult revolvers ter. For flashlight 2 For The American Consular officials to the future husband* of his two Keir. 55.50 daughters, Pat IS, and Melinda, poinlrd out that Khrushchev and Shoe Polish Gromyko spent only one day in Dig 16-drese 9, in these words: IX-pc. service Reg. I7 r ra . 2 For Moscow after returning from Ihe size! Clear ' for 41 Heat­ plastic, 36-in. United States before going on to proof peach 10!) Envelopes ripper. Peiping. lustre. Heg, 39c p er perk They noted also that such mat­ m 9*r Billfolds ters are usually a lengthy process tveri “Wotsdahyde" DUh and likely U. lake at least weeks, fM A U T S * 1 * WASHINGTON (UPI) - Vaca­ lf not month*. leather ............. Drainer Wastebasket tioning Americans paid a recordFifth Tala* Sleepers Keg. 2.98 breaking total of 12,100.OOo visits Reg. 1.29. Knit to national parks and other na­ Skindiver’s Find 2-pe. ........ -■ .6 8 tional park syslrm areas In AugPrinted Scarf* BUFFALO, N. Y. (U PI) — Reg. 3.19 Reg. Special Reg. 51.1)11 a*t. R eg. 19c. Heavy vinyl The Interior Department aald Young Patrick O'Connor dug up Old Grand Dad (100 Proof) Shenley’s unit Cnlvert’u E *. Silk-rayon ........ roatrd steel Dig 33 ql. unbreakable plas­ today that visitors poured into the suinc history when he went skindiving off Point Breeze south of frame. Big Famed Dorothy Reed parks at the rat* of 390.322 a day. tic wastebasket! Height col­ Womrn's Briefs H x 18 * l-la. talcum, dry skin The previous record high month Buffslo. ors, gold leaf deeuration. Keg. 39c ea. 3 I'r*. The 12-year-old boy spotted a rleanser, »ave set, waa July when visits totalled 11,Fifth Fifth rusted cannon in eight feat of shampoo, lotion! Am­ •73,000. W c rese rv e the right to limit q uantities! ber mouth wash! Big Conrad L. Wlrth, director of Ihe water. With help from his mother Reg. se.'.’o Reg. 1.55 6 to H ot. sizes! national park services said total and sister he dragged the 200SCOTCH All m erchandise g u aran teed first quality KeLtkn VODKA visits for 1939 probably would top pound weapon to shore. Author­ >2,000,000 to set another new re­ ities believe the cunnun dates Shirt, Sofa back to the War of 1812. word. „ ,t o J Fifth Shirks a Trained Pigeons Top Florida Demos Were Unsuccessful M eet On Smathers Missile Guides Coll FA 2-331S P hilip* Crooms Panthers Play Here Tonight (faAAaw ay & T K c J lib J b in Ratio 01 Doctors To Drop Sharply SAVE AT BEN FRANKLIN! » DOLLAR Unusual Will * (A m y s Nikita's Promise May Be Pipedream SALE CUT RATE L IQ U O R S EVERY BOTTLE AT DISCOUNT OLD CROW U. S. Parks Busy This Past August WHISKEY GIN HtJM or VODKA $ 7 -9 9 I1 11 bu sters $ J> 9 9 lie C O R B Y 'S 29c 23c 21c 51c d n <9 c.l«19l "f ^ FULL QUART Mm 99c 37c * ^Che.SweetestEaE SC-89 $ 0 .9 9 •J 5 *4 -” $ 0 .4 9 3 J£] $ 1 .9 9 JM gto w Firth y Reg. 11.65 (86 - Proof) * $ 0 .4 9 fj i | SPECIAL BOURDON Reg. 85.00 (100 • Proof) ** Fifth S e a g r a m ’s Your Choice 112 W . o f. FIRST SANFORD OPEN k A. M. T IL 1 5 u 27 Reg. f.tM 88c SET Warm flannel thirl, lined corduroy slacks. 14s Beg. U 9 poly pad and ailicenetreated cover. M nwalc cor­ duroy, ure­ thane filled! 12-In. six*. Corduroy Craw lent Keg. I.0« Iron Pad, Cover Reg. 1.3*. 1 I*ixl0-in. Aluminum, plastic. Pillow* 1.88 Cuke Piiiii Cover $>89 ^ Fifth 7-CROWN 1.59 *1 1.00 Reg. 81.65 BOURBON Del.UXE OLD STAG 8UNNYBKOOK REG. $3-18 VALUES L. DOOR - 78c Warm cordu­ roy! Klntl tr back. Bright Colors. 1-6. ST. IVA M. SPAULDING MIDNIGHT PR OPRIETO R BEN Bake, Roast Pan Reg. 1.89 $ |-3 3 Sturdy 20-gaug* aluminum! Big m i s l I H x l 'i - l a . site. Free roll foiiwrsp to pan! FRANKLIN TrayTable Reg. I.lt fit 97c Decorated 12*4X17^. to metal tray, tubular legs. FOOD FAIR C E N T E R 36th A PARK V �IgyMWji w—m |y •*rw' * T 1 IT Back-To-Work M ove Fizzles Out On Docks ® 1 )£ VOL. m JT ^ a n fo rfr WEATHER: Fair through Saturday. High today 89 to 94. Low tonight 87 to 78. United Pram Laasad W in Eatabliahed 1908 FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1969 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO 633 NEW TOES (UFI>—A becks*, work m a rt by Brooklyn dock worker* flailed today, tending th* Atlantic and Gulf eoaat atrika into Ua tecood day with a tightening grip. _ The Brooklyn longshoremen bad l U n ordered back to work by An­ thony (Tough Tony) Anaataiia, a vice tpraaident of the atriklng In­ ternational Longshoremen’* Ann. in defiance of "atay out" order* from I LA Preildent William V. NEW YORE (UPI) - •took Bradley. prices »t t p. m.: A few longthortmen reported . 78*4 for wbrk at • a. m. but there waa American T A T not enough manpower to form MU American Tobacco ............. work gangs. 57 H Bethlehem Steel I t e i M M I — Anastasia had ordered hi* men, S8H C A O ...................... ........ M em bers of the only I LA local 83*» Construction oe three Semin* Bapp'a bid Includes $18,431 for ded to Lake Mary Elementary, with a sizeable treasury, to work Chrysler ............................ 3lVh ole County School addition* will accoustlcal celling* which the plus e cafetorlum, storage end Curtiss • Wright ............... in the face of a million • dollar By LARRY VERAREL 34lli •tart Immediately. DuPont damage suit threatened by the The newly appointed Seminole school board may or may not ac­ lavatory facilities. 88 *. Eastman Kodak . . . . . . . . . . . Th# low bid offered last night New York Shipping Aisn. The atThe present Lake Mary school County lax assessor today named 80’ » to build Slldwey, Roienwxld and cept. Ford Motor sociatloa claimed the 1LA broke an Altamonte Springs man as bis 79‘fc Lake Mery elementary school «■]. Th* Midway and Roienwald ad­ building will be renovated to deputy assistant and Indicated General Electric ............... an agreement to extend its labor General Motors • •■•StlMM 54U ditfon* was 1793,949 made by J. ditions will include a cafetorlum, house a library and administrative that he will us* the Dowling Ap­ eoatract to Oct. 15. Graham - Paige **•*•••••*• 3H Hilbert Sapp of Orlando. The bid library, administrative s u i t e , suite. Th* three projects will be praisal Company's figure* a t on* Bradley bad threatened to use lntl. T A T . .•.a.a • * s t a t e # * * * • 33Vi will be awarded to Sapp today, storage room and lavatories for finished by the fall of 1900. pickets to keep Anastssla's men guide in coming up with a 1950 ***••*•• *#*•■•* I 41*k Seminole County school Superin­ sach school, with six classroom* Lori Hard fromw orklng the Brooklyn piers, Th* second low bid of (8(18,900 assessment roll. >1 Minute Maid . ****••< ............. Jmt no pickets were necessary. tendent R. T. Milwee said this for Midway and three for Rosen- waa submitted by Richardson Con* Richard McCanna, who was 105 Wnaataala, toured the piers and Penney . struct Ion of Fort Lauderdale. The swum in a* tax attesto r Wednes­ weld. 17li morning. Penn RR ........................... passed the word at 8:35 a. m. for Four bids were submitted. day afternoon, said alto that h* Fifteen classrooms will be ad­ high offer was (949,926. 4*4 Royal Americas . . . . . . . . . . the men to go home. will inform th* county commission 40** Sears Roebuck................... "This Is effective from Maine of th* need for an equalization I l f ______ lh I A ••*•••*•••** 101 to Brownsville, Tex., Including U. S. Steel meeting to be held "sometime this 02756688 80 Westinghouse El. Brooklyn," Bradley said. month," Coastal ports from Maine to 4* McCanna, reported this morning Texas were throttled by the strike that John C. Peck, 4t, of A lt* with unmoved cargo on ships and moot* Springs will act aa a field docks. Paisengen struggled off deputy (or aiseasor's office. and aboard liners with their own Other than that, McCanna add­ baggage. ed "no changes are contemplated Two Sanford youngster* beat •9 Bradley called the Maine • toby this office." Mt 53 other contestants to th* Texas walkout of 55,000 longshore­ CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) McCanna said b* has bald ro > men Thursday to bolster demands Jayree contest lo pick th* Item* MaJ. Gen. Donald N. Yates, comDOCKMEN STRIKE — With the liner ••Berlin” in the The Sanford building believed Charged with assault with to- ferences with all the employes to of Southern dockworkers In their iilautlei of the Air Force missile to be the oldest In town will be fw litis year’s Christinas pared*. tent to kill, Mrs. Mamie Ruth the office and they all have indi­ background, Mike Santo (left) And Frank DeppuiiW, uf negotiations for a new contract. lest center here, has been named Th* youngsters, Ulan* Has- Brown of Orlando, S3, waa bound cated that they want to n m a ia the International Longfthoremen'M Association in New The atrlke cancelled a 15-day con­ torn down by tomorrow nlghL Department of Defense represen­ Ua and J . Christopher Thomas ovar to th* Ninth Judicial Circuit at thair Jobs. York, picket in front of pier 88. Dockworkers from tract extension for North Atlantic The Hill Lumber Co. office, built tative for Project Mercury support Discussing the Dowling Company will h* awarded • check far (18 Court here this morning on (1,000 doekera which Bradley had agreed Maine to Texas went on strike anti threatened a swift operations, it wae announced to­ in the early 1870'i must make way appraisal. McCanna said, "W* bond. to lesa than 24 hours before. each. tieup of ocean shipping on the nation's Eastern anti day. Yates also will continue his for a modern, one story entranra Mrs. Brown la charged with hope to work at fast as possible The 1LA claimed the strike was A special Jayce* committee Southern seaboards. A last-minute truce for further present duties. and office building lo be used by having shot * 33-year-atd widow. 100 per cent effective. It tied up negotiations evaporated and the ILA called out its met last night and chot* "Christ­ Mr.. Martha Abernathy about 7:15 f t approximately 200 vessels with . ‘’m " .“J t! the lumber firm. Company ownar 100,000 members. (UPI Telephoto) mas Dreams" aa lh* them* for a. m. yesterday, aftar she laid aU Information available to this Vargooa worth 750 million dollars w. C, Hit! was born In the frame oflire." WASHINGTON (UPI) - Theic this year's pared* which wlU h* she found her husband Charll* and Inconvenienced passcngcra on McCanna said "the county com­ Teamster* Union, in an open bid house 73 years ago. Ilia father, bald Dec. 4. Brown with Mrs. Abernathy, In a several major luxury liners, in­ mission spent • great deal of for greater political power, today W. J, Hill founded the Hill Hard­ Both youngsters picked th* Lake Harney cabin, officers said. cluding the American export liner set up a political action depart­ ware ami Lumber Co. after an ar­ Ihsme as their •■trie*. Seminole County Justice of th* money on th* reappraisal and II Constitution which will dock in ment. A spokesman (or the huge rival from England. The elder Hill Peace Hugh Duncan also hound should not b* watted." Halifax, N. S. Saturday instead of He added that th* Dowling union headed by James R. Huffs, Charlie Brown over lo the cir­ New York. said the move indicated the "prob­ put the firit sulphur wells on First cuit court this morning on a figures contain a great deal « Shipping industry sourcei said ability" that the union would en­ St. charge of lewd and lascivious con­ valuable Information. the strike would cost the nation's McCanna, appointed by Gov. Le­ dorse presidential candidate*. Te new one story office will be duct. Bond of (200 waa set for economy about 20 million dollars roy Collins Monday, thanked th* Brown. a day and cut off 50 per cent of built within 00 days, W. C. Hill Sirs. Abernathy la In critical county commission and other coun­ foreign steel imports critically PITTSBURGH (UPl) — United Steelworkers President said Una in urging. condition at Orang* Memorial Hos­ ty official* for thslr support. d e e d e d because of th* steel strike. David J. McDonald said today he was "not hopeful” that WINTER HAVEN (UPI) -D ally A natlvi of Rhode Island. Mepital. Orlando, after receiving • earioadings In boxes from ihe CH> The walkout brought the total of GAINESVILLE (UPI) — Th* ,j j cgj, rtfl* |>uU»t to th* abdomen Cana* has been a real estate man American workers on strike or White House*ordered negotiations could bring a sw ift end rua Vegetable Inspection Division. U. S. Commerce Department will' Mra. Brown made no statement la thla area for to years and serv­ By rail, 27,654 grapefruit, 81 or idled by striker* to more than one to the marathon steel strike. begin Its 1959 agriculture census at today's bearing upon the ad- ed as Mayor of Mallland for thro* Aa the union ant] 12 Iwutic steel comfmnlos resumed dead­ angea; by truck, 25,803 grapelruil, million. years, lie lives with his family to in Florid* Wednesday, taking In vlc* of har attorney. Federal authorities in Washing­ locked negotiations McDonald said "I am afraitl I am not 3,071 oranges: total, 53,437 grape so.th Seminole County. counties south of Jacksonville. ton were reported preparing tegal hopeful." fruit. 3,132 oranges. Cannery re Discussing Ihe controversial Counties west of Jacksonville A 1 119 II a Ilea tapers for a Taft-Hartley Act in­ ceipts, 13,631 grapefruit, >28 or­ The industry bargainers re­ assessment roll. McCanna stress* will b* canvassed starting Nov. 18648835 unction which would send the anges fur ■ cannery total *f 14.ed that hit office plana to pro­ 11. dockers back to work for an to­ fused to comment. 457 boxes. duce the most equitable roll pos­ The ceneus, designed for us* aa Both sides also refused to com­ day cooling off period The move sible to the interests of all people a basia for planning lot virtually was requested Thursday by the ment after emerging from the of Seminole County. all peraona connected with the Afew York Board of Trade in a TAMPA (UPI) —Authorities an agriculture Industry, will eoilcct Telegram to President Eisenhower. morning session which lusted nnunred today they had caught a information on Ihe number and The backto-work movement about 9u minutes. They said they DETROIT (UPI)—A» least I,SCO 13 year-old fire bug In (he set uf aiza of fsrm i, acreage and har­ more auto worker* In various sparked by Anastasia, an interna- would meet aguln this afternoon. ■etting his fifth fire in three vest of crops, livestock production tional vice president of the ILA A source close to the negotiuparts of the nation were laid off nights. Three fire* were set in a and inventories, and other sub­ today, boosting the total ktle by and longtime contender for the tion* told United Press Interna­ suburban neighborhood Monday jects. presidency, apparently was de­ tional that the two bargaining two strikes to almost 28,000. MOSCOW (UPI)—Premier Nl night. They were followed Tues­ The Seminole County Cattl*. The University of Florida's signed to prevent legal action sessions Thursday may have re­ The layoffs, caused by shortage* men's Association will poatpon* day night by a fire that complete­ kite Khrushchev Is pleased ami Agricultural Extension Service against hit well-heeled local. sulted in a "change" of thinking. resulting from th* nationwide ly gutted a wooden frame build­ said that farmer* should make itcrl atrlke and a strike at a key their annuel Fall meeting until The pier boss called a meeting "I believe the way Is open for encouraged by what the Commu­ ing of the Loia Elementary School. Saturday, October 17. The meet­ available to census takers such of his men Thursday night after each side to at least revamp their nist world rrvogniiea as the un­ Chrysler Corp. stamping plant, records aa harvest data, products were expected to swell to up­ ing will be held a t Sweet Water the New York Shipping Associa­ standa tile source laid. qualified success of his American Fark in Oviedo. sold and major farm expenses. tio n threatened to file "the larg­ "Let'a say there may have been wards of 58,700 early next week TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Jack­ This la the annual meeting dur­ e st and costliest damage suit a change of menu on that so- mission, diplomatic observers said if the strikes continue. sonville attorney Fred Kent said EVERETT SUMNER, goving which the election of officer! ever" against the ILA for breech called bargaining table, Uf course today. Industry spokesmen said th* will be held for th* coming year. today b* is delaying a decision t-rnur of the liDGth district of contract. Observers here attached consid­ on whether he'll run for governor uf Rotary layoffs have only minor effect on The October meeting is ordinar­ that's no guarantee either side Intermit iunul "A contract is a contract," An­ production of 1980 model cart so ily held the first Saturday to will like it but at least it's a erable significance not only to the because "99 per cent of the people will mlilreius the local club astasia shouted. "I believe In liv­ change." far, but they were expected to October (October 3), neither know nor are interested In mild t o n e of Khrushchev's Mumht)’ ami confer with ing up to agreement*. A joint announcement at the speeches in Communist China but who is running fur governor right President Sonny Powell on There will be a Directors’ meet­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The hurt attempts to provide enough now." Kent cslled the present situ­ hurriedly .called news conference Federal Tax Court has agreed with new cars . for public sal* if they ing of the Seminole County Cat­ Rotary Activities, it w u also the actual worda he used in ation. with a dozen or ao unsntlemen's Association at the County that followed Thursday’s recess a Florida taxpayer that termite The layoff* cam* just as deal­ Agricultural Agents' office. Court the presence ef Mao Tsc tur.g and D u lU k til c a n d id a te * v y in g fu t posi­ reported Friday. Sumner U damage to hlx home was. In fact, •aid merely: past president of the Ro­ a casualty loss and thus a proper ers across the country were show­ House on Monday, October i, 7:30 "W e have been considering our other top leaders of the Commu­ tion, a '•battle of straw men." ing th* dreg shipments of 1980 p. m. tary Club of St. Petersburg Income tax deduction. problems . , . and will meet again nist camp. models. Th* Initial shipments will Suicide Pact The decision upset an Internal and is one of the 201 dis­ tomorrow . . . We have no fur­ Khrushchev, acting very much be held lo th* ihowrooms for dis­ Revenue Service ruling which had KHSKINE, Minn. (U Plj-T w o trict governors supervising ther comment and we do not wish like the acknowledged e l d e r play and additional stocks are dlssilowed ■ $2,042 deduction to answer any questions." statesman of International Com­ inseparable high school sweet­ Rotary activities. needed before order* can b« fill­ claimed by E. G. Kilroe, of Winter hearts made a suicide compact CHARLESTON, S. C. (UPI)— The meeting was act for 10:30 munism, said in Peiping; ed. Park four years ;o, because one of them was moving Two experts in fighting oil fire* a.in. "We must reason realistically Kilroe said this was the amount today took charge of the battle The Lake Mary Boy Scouts hav* The cryptic announcement was and correctly understand Ihe pre­ out of town, police said today. he spent repairing his home hut Hospital Ridden against a gasoline fire that al­ made by chief industry negotia­ sent situation. And this does not Coroner Dr. H. E. N'elion said completed plant for their big flah the government insisted he owed ready has consumed nearly two tor R, Conrad Cooper of United mean we art- *0 strong we should the couple, Maurice lloffos Jr., 15, Harry Robson of Robson’s Sport­ fry Saturday by olrfnlnlng the ser­ an additional 1465 in Income taxes. ing Goods la still In Orang* Mem­ vices of Constable Slim Galloway million gallons. States Steel Corp. as USW Pre­ test the liability uf the capitalist and Margie Downiey, 10, climbed WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Th* court ruled that h» could orial Hospital at Orlando for to do the rooking. into a car, stuck a hose from the The fire, triggered by an ex­ sident David J. McDonald stood system by force. This would be exhaust to the rear window and Federal Space Agrncy said today not he expected to prove exactly treatment of ataphylorocua, a ser­ The fish fry, to raise funds for plosion of unknown origin early nearby wrong.” turned on the motor. Authorities it is negotiating the first contract w*ltn Thursday, Injured nine persons. first termite began ious infection of the right leg. His Scout activities, will be held at McDonald refused to say wheth­ “ People would nut understand found Maurice drad on the front , i . i . chewing on his house but there was family said today Ruhson still is the Seoul Hut in Lake Mary start­ (A Fire fighters from Charleston, er any progress had been made of Its kind for resesrrh vital to ered,u h le , ¥idenc, ttu l aU the North Carleston and nearby mili­ when the talks moved here for and would never support those seal. Margie climbed out and was in isulatlon, but expect* to b* ing at 1 p. ni. with emertaLament. development of nuclear rockols damage occurred during the 1955 home in about two waeks. who touk It into their heads to listed in fair condition. tary bases turned out to fight the Meals will be eerved at 4 p. at. the first time since 60,000 Steel­ for spacecraft L iable y„ , r . act this way. We have always flames now believed under con­ workers began the nation's long­ been against predatory wars." An official of the National Aero__________________ trol. nautici and Space Administration The implication appealed clear The ferocity of the blaze was est steel strike July 16. calM the research project "simp The steel union president said — the Soviet Union certainly reported considerably diminished |y one step toward trying to find and the threat to the more than Cooper s statement would be the would Hot support any but a de­ The Sanford Seminole* met a 30 other storage tanks in the 192 "sole comment." fensive war or what is known in Seminole County United Fund out if a nuclear rocket system is strong Apopka eleven at 1:15 to­ Underlying the negotiations Communist parlance as a "war of leaders and solicitors of the Re­ actually feasible." Hr said that acre terminal was believed rela­ "at tills point we just don't night at Municipal Stadium In a was s|>eculalion that government liberation." tively alight. sidential Division will meet at IU know." crucial Orange Rett Conference John A. Kirk and Pick Jeffries intervention in the form of inHe failed to specify any of the a. in. Tuesday morning In the The contract, which will run gamr. See complete story on (revived h> plane Thursday night volking the Taft-tlurtley Act niuy present danger spots in Europe, U.S.O, Club. Territoricv will l>e •and today took charge of fire- l>e furthcoming if headway is the Middle East or Asia. Hu did assigned ami materials distributed more than three year* and cost sports page. Sanford Junior High's "mid­ fighting operations at Esso's refin­ not made toward a "negotiated not mention Laos or the Sino-ln- at this time. All who are taking about a million dollars. Is fur ba­ ery and bulk terminal three milea settlement" by Oct. 8. That is dian frontier dispute. On the lat­ part in the hou-e-lo-houn* canvas* sic research to find out how rock­ get' football tram will play an north of the city limits. the date President Eisenhower is ter the Kremlin ia on record as should be present, Mr*. Clifford et material! stand up under the Ormond Beach Junior high team J. fl. Ilrookt, director of sales scheduled to return to Washing­ urging the dispute be settled by MeKibbin, chairman, has an­ combined effect of Intense radia­ at 7:30 p. m. today. Thirtytion and extreme cold. Prelimin­ three local boys will he to uni* for the local refinery, said both ton from a West Coast vacation. negotiation, and it would not be nounced. The Fund group has di­ men were expert* in fighting oil The President implied after surprising if the Soviet Union of­ vided Sanford into 13 sections, ary wurk will he dune a t ' the form for the contest at th* Or­ Dawsonville. Ga., plant of Loch- mond Bearh civic center (laid, fes. meeting with both sides in the na­ fers to mediate the dispute. each with its own captain. •ays Sanford roach Dan Felham. heed Aircraft Corp. tion's capital last Wednesday that the federal government would net if the steel deadlock ia not broken in renewed negotiations. At Thursday’s late afternoon TTie Seminole Roosters Club put pres* conference, McDonald and Mi A311 (UPI) — Hurricane advisories in ca*e uf a change in mild per hour. Forecasters said “Further very gradual decrease out a last-minute appeal today Cooper huthiled briefly as newsthey expected the eighth tropical In Intensity is expected during for fans to travel on chartered men and photographers filed into Hannah, still packing 125 mile an course. At 5 i n i . today hurricane ,torm of the season w»uld turn Friday and Friday eight," th* buses to St. Augustine neat Fri­ a room at the Penn-ShtraUin Ho­ hour wind-, curved slowly away tel in the downtown section of from the U. S, mainland today. hunter planes totaled the center to a more nurlheatterly course advisory added. day fur the football gam*. MONEY FOR HOSPITAL w u p r in t e r ] to Seminote The big *turm begun veering of the hurricane some 420 miles during the afternoon. Hurricane force winds extend The club has to close out sale Pittsburgh. Memorial Hoapital Administrator Harry M. Walr Tuea“31r. Cooper, would you like to tow aid the east during the night east - southeast of Cape Hatteras, The W eather Bureau said Han­ 70 miles to the north and 46 milea of the 13.75 round trip tickets day by Pink Ladies representative, Mra. Irvin* Prior. Monday afternoon and urge* all make the statement" McDonald and the Weather Bureau said the N. C., at Latitude 33.8 north. nah continues to show signs of to the south, with gale* pushing The check for 9760 from the Pink Ladles will be used to fans who want to make the trip asked cordially. "We havn • North Atlantic roast appeared to Longitude 68.5 west. weakening, although winds of 126 out another 176 mile* on th* Hannah was moving toward the miles an hour still howled near stronger northeast aide *8 th* get them at Seminole High short statement that wiU be our be out of danger. But New Eng­ buy a spectrophotometer for laboratory blood studies sole comment.’* huoL land was adviseb^to watch future north . northeast at about 10 th* center. storm. and a blender for kltchttn us*. (Rsirgatrom Photo) McCanna Names Peck Deputy 1 p. m. Slocks Dowling Additions To 3 Area Schools Appraisal Set To Start Immediately To Be Used Oldest Building News Briefs In City Slated Yates Adds Post To Be Torn Down Dreams Theme On Shooting Count In Sanford Court Teamsters To Politic Outlook Dim For Steel Agriculture Census To Start Shortly Negotiations-McDonald Fruit Shipments { Nikita Pleased With U. S. Visit, Diplomats Say Boy, 13, Firebug Additional Plants Cattlemen’s Group Postpones Meeting Kent Delays Termite Damage Ruled Deduction Experts Taking Charge Of Blaze Scouts Fish Fry Plans Completed Spacecraft Rockets May Be Ready Soon Fund Drive Leaders To Meet Tuesday oosters Club ppeals For Aid { • Grid Action On Tap Hurricane Hannah Moves Away From M ainland � 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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Oracle l u barely getting eat If the way ahead el bar abler, Hannah, a norm that hath a* a 100-mil*-in bour punch la tha At­ lantic NO mites eaat *f P sla Beach. Two daatha were directly sttrtbated to Grade1* power, which reached 140 miiea an boor at her* rleane height Tueaday. Tea nthera were lr directly canoed by Um atorm. They Included two peraoea waibed off a Ashing jetty by ■ hugo wave, seven traffic deaths on rain slick roads and ana traffic fatality when a car hft a (alien tree. Grade waa dne to sweep through North Caroline, Virginia and West Virginia during the day, accompanied by heavy rain, and would awing Into aouth-central Pennsylvania Thursday morning, reports said. J M deadline. # Comralaalon agreed to adept the ^budget "in order to continue oper­ ation!" realising they would b a n to amend (be bodgtt later. • After an aboenee el aonte » misutea, Cleveland returned and told the greep that the comptrollar1! office had given the shay to adapt the tentative bodgat and to amend b at a later date and to iacreaao or reduce the mills go gs the ctmmiaekm law lit. t o The long delay la adopting the aowaty v n '-rought ’nought m aoeaty bodgat waa mi by g couatywida reappraisal of pro­ perty which boosted total Beminolo valuations bom tha warrant to tmaao.TN. The tentative bodgat calls for tUlKXJ for general operating, change In aiae or intensity. Haw Mb waa following la genaral the path of Ua predteeaur. The atorm poaed an Immediate HAVANA (U PI)—Premier Fidel Cagtro wag under an unprecedented heavy attack from major Independent Ha­ vana newapapera today for hla denunciation# of the Cuban press and newamen criticised his rwguue. pt -------------- who ----------------—VJ ' It waa the firat time since Castro led hla revolutionary fareas Into power last Jan. 1 that the preaa has openly taken each etroag exceptions to bie re. marks. MM The war of words woe touched M c C C i n n C I off by Ceetn’a erlUcleme during g ia w s s M a long nationwide television ap■ ' M pearasce Monday night. There were rumere that the WASHINGTON (UF1) - Both agree meat can bo Initiated before Havana newspoper Dtnrio da la BMmad M lftoM . named by ■ides ia the deadlocked steel dis­ my return to Wnakingtoa next Sales Increase week. Marina would suspend publicsgj*,. URey CbBtoi tote week WASHINGTON (UPI) — Retail pute agreed under President Eis­ "The purpose of the talks today lion because of the attack by Cae— m g g n . «■— Waihar aa sales la Florida Jumped 41 per enhower's personal urging today was to help bring about a volesIra. But spokesmen said Um news-------. _____ cent from 1934 to 1939, well ahead to resume negotiations Immediate- tary settlement of the steel strike pager would publish today and *” * 7 iwa aam eer of the aatioMl average gala of which will be fair gad jest ta Ml carry a full reply la lb | Castro - Tha-Prestdeat promptly issued a charges. statement expressing hose that U Is a preliminary rear Horn, the "agreement esa be lnHlaled” be­ Is the kind of settlement that thn reaumplloa of negotiations before government sc tine would Is taken. newspaper termed the Caatrw atfore he returns next week from Amerieaa people watt. It la tha tack' "representative of Cuba's kin California vacation. Union only kind that would ha good far "There was not any discussion worst Intareete.” In an editorial leaders laid they hoped they, could all Americana and for our whole of government action at all," HaDENVER (UPI) Students prepared tor publication, It said gerty said. "The Implication waa report a settlement tonight. economy." eyed ski elopes M the western "we are tired of to many threats, Elsenhower won the agreement White House News Secretary that free collective bargaining boriaon today, dog tired repair­ so much Intolerance and to many mutt work If America to to stay after conferring Am with lodus- James G. Hagerty told newsmed men were ttlU busy restoring gratuitous accusations and unjus­ try lenders and then with United that the President "waa quite strong." electric service and traffic alg- tified chargee." Steelworkers’ president David J. firm ha hto expressions to both Roger Slough. ipokesmM for and-n-haM-ntlUoa-dollgg Lechhsod ntls. and homeownera assessed the Industry delegation, aald the It aald press freedom existed TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - F o r Electro wm reported to ton* aa* feMcDosuld aad other ante* offl- sidae." shrub, tree and toot damage president did not discuss Invoking tn Cube but It wm a "very spe­ mer auditor Edward C. Hornsby eteto. Hagerty aald Eisenhower's "dis­ which may exceed ft million in cial freedom.” II said there were of TallahaseM announced today ha coped total destruction. McDonald proposed that oegoiia- cussion waa the seme to both the Taft-Hartley law during the Denver, which was caught un- no censors and no agreement by will’ be a candidate tor the office to-minute conference with indus­ tkn*. which were broken off by aide s ' that they ought to get hack prepared for 19.4 laches of heavy, the newspaper not to crllkUe the of secretary of stale la 1949. try Isadora. the union last Friday, be resumed to negotiations, and fast." transport aad escaped when the Ha wUl oppose the veteran R. A. hero this afternoon, ia aa effort Asked what the President meant "Our negotiating team standi vessel docked here, gave himself wet mow. Castro government, but It added: to go back to w on right away," The storm began la the early to end the 79dsy strike. "You should know by now that Gray who has held the office since up Tuesday night. Young Rudolph hours Tuesday. By dawn, every in expraattng hope that an agree- Blough told reporters. Industry leadsrs promised the there are two big and shameful 1130. Gray la scheduled to decide Bough, board chairman of the said he stayed In the water for true and bush In the city drooped facta that damage the freedom of neat month whether or not he President to do their best ta eight hours before be swam beneath Me weight ef clinging W. E. Stone, 47, whe ked flew* U. S. Steel, left it open whether Intends to seek re-election. achieve "a negotiated settlement" press In our country." snow. for SO years with Brealff. Dm he personally would alt la on con­ ashore cold aad hungry. Eisenhower issued a three-para' Hornsby tried for the office la One, It mid, wm public figures Limbs eight inches thick broke tract talks which broke np la New ISM, going down la defeat 474,901 Hallowell, whose m b hW M sf aph statement half an hour after saying one thing publicly and Rocky Works Out from trees. They crashed onto York last Friday when union rep­ wm Tuesday, wm first officer., , i meetings with the union aad 114,994. MIAHI BEACH (UPD-Former roof and ear lops, serosa side­ another privately because of to He resentatives walked euL Rollln Longhltl, St, wm epeeal pledged to fight tor toll ^management leaders. He said: He aald tha President asked the heavyweight champion Rocky walks and streets. ‘Power and tel­ "fear and adulation." officer. The throe etewardeeeee ate "I have Juat completed talks representation In Ate legWaturs "Therefore," Dierio do la Ma­ industry executives to work at Marciano disclosed today he ha* ephone lines went down ell over with officials ef several of the based on the philosophy that boerd w en Leona Mary Windiest "effectively aa poeiiblo" to settle been "working out" at a gym­ town. Unpruned shrubbery was rina Mid, "In Cuba and abroad "good government la government 28; Betty Ruech, SB, and Airily* steel companies and of the steel­ there are verv few who believe for the benefit of the people." the T> day-old walkout, Wlough ad­ nasium ia recent weeks but In­ flattened. Harrison, SB. workers union. In the high Rockies, saowilldee there le complete and full free­ ded, "We ere prepared to do Just sisted he has ao definite plane "In view ef the mounting Im­ about making a ring comeback. end snowfalls ef ea ranch as 14 dom of the prose In Cubo." whet* we've been requested." pact of the atrike on the Jobs ef NEW YORE (UPI)—A crippling hundreds of thousands of Ameri­ dockworkers strike affecting ports Asked If steel prices might But Marciano added, "I haven't inches closed roeds. Fraser, the door" on a comeback- Colo., had 94 Inches of snow on cans, I sincerely hope that aa from Maine to TexM at midnight have to bo raised because of the rioted President's direct Intervention in “How ean you not listen when the ground Tuesday night. appeared a certainty today unlass the strike, Blough Mid he did not people talk about a million and Several mountain area* started 45,000 Laid O ff ■n agnomen can be reached on think ao. two million dollars." up chair Ufte and rope tows, ns oatending the expiring contract. winter sportsmen showed up for A t Chrysler Plants Blough aald, and other Industry Federal, state and city media­ leaders agreed, that they would Widow Lucky their esrUett trsck at the ski EETROIT (UPI) - Chrysler tors said early today they see no prefer to negotiate n settlement Corp., announced that some IS,NEW YORE (UPI) -A TS-year- slopes in recent memory, possibility of an early agreement without government uee of the old widow fell between the asHighway crews opened n moun­ 000 employes In seven states will on a new contract between the Taft-llartley law to halt the strike prese tracks at a Times Sqdhre tain road wwtt of Denver la time be laid off today and 43,000 will International Long shore men's As­ lor M days. subway station Tuesday night. One for Mrs. Thomas Holbrok, to, to be laid off by Friday because ef The I'oliie Fanciers of Central sociation sad the New York ship­ car of the Incoming train passed give birth to n son in n city hoe- e strike at the firm's Twlnsburg, BY BOB nUBBlNGd and Apopka’s Blue Doctors * ■ Florida will hold a collie match ping Assn. The old eootracl ex­ Ohio, stamping plant. over her before the exprese halted. pits!. H look* as U football fans will clash In a tilt that yroalaea to at the Cariyn Collie Kennel, Gene­ pires et midnight and the union Four runaway boys In their ear­ The layoffs tra the result of Mrs. Freida Nussbsum was re­ see the "Rockin’ Road Runners,” has ■ "no contract, no work” va. Friday. moved from under the train by ly teens, believed to have been peris shortages caused by the vs the Blue Darters Friday nJgbt be a real thriller. The match to begin at C p. m. policy. Twlnsburg atrike. Reemployment the molorman and a transit police­ living off food found In mountain The formidable Apopka alevan, in Memorial Stadium. will have Alexander Draper of The negotiations here actually man and taktn to Roosevelt Hos­ cabins west of Denver for the will be delayed by the number of coached By Tom Bolen, ha* A revamped Seminole High altoct only I LA locals from Msins 0 Jacksonville judging the entries. pital where her Injuries were des­ pail week, were still unlocateti days the Twlnsburg atrike contin­ School team dubbad the Rocking scored 99 points In two gam*# The four entry claMes will be pup- to Virginia, whose contract deues, Chryalar officials eald. Five census workers a n needed cribed m alight Road Runners by Its members. and have yet to be scored upon. piM under tlx months, puppies msnds a n tied up with those of la view of their strength, Heel over six months, males and fe­ the New York locals. South At­ to help In the Altamonte Springs, Brutality Hearing Set Coach Jim Plgott will change males. First and second place lantic and Gulf locals technically TAMPA (UPI)—A federal grand hla strategy aid employ tha pie* ribbons will be given to tha top conduct separate negotiations, but jury will meet la Jacksonville toon system, using hit best ttcollies In each cIsm and a trophy they traditionally wait for sa tenaive men on one squad and agreement here before closing for the beat In the match. hla beat defensive me* m to* Results of the recent election their cootraeta. Approximately fthlfi of officers wUl be announced after •0,000 mea would be Involved la Plgott explained that if Apopka 1 the match, followed by ■ groom- a strike. gets tha baU Inside the Sanford to A joint negotiating meeting la l . l a g demons ration. Jacks-n in* John Murphy, Washington, D. yard lina he wUl use Me keavlett [toCynSin Collie Kennel owaetg scheduled for this afternoon. The chief of the litigations section defensive players and whaa Sato Jr Sandy Draper will give the dem- 1LA rejected Tuesday a new con­ ibe Justice Department’s Civil ford gets the ball Inside the Apto* I onatration. tract offer calling for a 30-centRights Division, bad confirmed the ka 10, tha heaviest offensive me* All collie fanciers are urged to •a-bour wage package in a three prison Investigation would go be­ will be employed to tiy to erato | enter their dogs sod to attend the year contract. The ILA originally fore the grand Jury. the Blue Darter 11m . 1 meeting. Entries wUl be accepted demanded a 91-49 hourly package Plgott mad* no excuse* far latt I until 3:43 p. m. the night of the but ia understood to have reduced week's defeat at the hands ef Ik* thin to a SO-cent package. | match. JayceesTo Hear Seabroeie Sandcrab*. ‘There wee* Former Auditor Opposes Gray e Dock Strike Set To Hit Nation's Ports At Midnight Collie Fanciers To Hold Match To Race Darters Census Workers Needed In Area From Hypnotist CHICAGO (UPI) — The Chicago White Sox today named big Early Wynn their starter, la the l94B World Series opener agaltt the Loa Angela* Dodgers, playoff cooquerors of the Milwaukee Btsvm lor the National League crows. Manager A1 Lopes made hla In­ dicated choice definite when he announced that Wynn, with a to­ la record In the Sox march to would open at Comlakey Park M 1 p. a . EST Thursday against the Dodgers. Walt Alston, Dodgers' pilot, al­ ready had announced Roger Craig with an 11-5 record, at his choice for opening day. He said shortly after tha 9-9 playoff victory over the Braves at Lot Angeles Tues­ day that he had hla pitching Ethical hypoottsin will be ex* plained to the Sanford Jaycees by Orlando hypnotist Joe B. McCau­ ley at the Jaycee luncheon tomor­ row. In the time allowed. Census tak­ ers wiU get 91B for the thee* days they are at census school. Applications should be made to Kenneth W. Zah. 193 Milt** Hd., Daytona Beach. Pbooa CL 94307. The United Statee Bureau of the Gasoline Tax Up WASHINGTON (UPI) -Today la tha latt dunce for the nation's motorists t* All ep their tanka and escape an additional penny■-gallon federal tea a* gasoline starting at muteigt*. KUNNER8 A T WORK — Halfback John Lovelace has protection of End Charla* Fox. Cantnr Burk* Winn and End Tony SulpUlo aa h* start* n dash In yuterday's Seminole practice drill Conch Plgott ha* reshuffled hi# lineup to accent go-power un offense and weight on defense. !] I* .. �•i j i n aa Mi *iTr. ^ ■M l t n M H im m r n m m m m m im u m m m m from lift, H n . C. W. McKlbbin, thattiaan t f i S rsaldewtlal ca&vaae; Mrs. F . D. Scott, Gift Scouts chairman; Mrs. Sydney Iran III, Family Counsellag Service; Mrs. J. H. Erickson, Jaycee Wives; and Mrs. Nan* Myers, UoQe.The captains were chosen a t a m eeting in Mrs. McKlbbin's home. Typhoid Rages In Stricken Area Ocean Spray CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 -1 - Lb. Cum 39c t oHarnssy »*«*•«. n H a w h r spun! T u tin * « •» « qm wbtoh iti sc mm swaiiiH W H OM SHANK HALF lattes. son w w a iw * tbs typhoon ravaged areas d lapas today, bringing now daipalr to a itriekaa people unable eves to bury their dead. The toll from Typhoon i worst la Japan's hlatary, 1JN known dead, i,Til and tJO injured. A.ml] a half pirteen were hemal *he ■ _______ States was rushing eld to tht dbaaster area bet Hoed victims com* lined that help w u slew in com* s. > muiso* •( i u w (w aseetaT T u o d e il Dlilrlet or Om U r I k i w t l u iw u M mute toe sash s o u of tao lua, MO two MlUa for a«Ud* b MO I t w m M>4. M wbsso h i m m m ts k « , i lb , ballot Mf fltoTover M i l l m i be i m Iu u t a t tarn m ta I I tw * br m eiae Im M tao steetten by a* 11. if five W Kara screens qu.lllo rate ta Iba elsetics. fllad toe M ore af Fabllo totes*at BaioloaU Ccuaty, Florida, I Coys srter ta Iba hold, id (Mellon. Petition forma NagoUsUoni with the Atlantic State sS (real tki County Coast Lino Railroad for city use team of Publle laatrue. of a water Hoe from W. 13th St. lifted atwtara rHlClav ta to Lake'Jennie have been approv­ Bpsstal Tea feSael Platelet ed by tho city commission, bee One wha par .a tea an er tensest pretest/ within Tho ACL water lino was aban­ district analf be entitled to doned when the railroad began ta Uo eletttea. Its new depot wait of. Per­ irSer of the Board ot Fublle using lettea ot Semlaele County, tier* simmon Ave. Negotiations will be baaed on the proposition that the a. L aaUMUrr, Chairmen ACL will 1st the city use the old County Board af Public In. lino so long as laniard does not ntruetlao BamteoM County, charge over a tin par month flat rate lor water Mrvlcea out to Um mw depot, City Manager Ceonty Beard af Publlo Warren Knowles said. The pipe could serve homes la ton Lake 6 Phone Company Open House Set Todoy, Tomorrow The public Is Invited ta tour Um Southern Bell Telephone Co. faci­ lities at Ninth St. and French Ave. Item 1:10 to • p. a . today and. tomorrow. "People who wonder bow long distance callt are handled, bow the dial system works and about other aspects ot too telephone com­ pany operation are tavtted to come visit sod ask questions," Beil Manager Bob Skoddea said. Legal Notice Phone company peraoaMl will be an hand to guide visitors ■BStlSoUl COCMTV M i l O o r ADJI IT HOST through the building and captain •• D»*U# Meertne TS Wk*m .. It may raneern: Th# Otmtecte County Board of Adjuetment will bald a public bear- Its functioot. *M by Hoary Ochumacher, Jr, aialnet a declelon by tbe Morale was at rock bottom and diateurced refugees said they fait area morn h tlpkia at Um lack of Immediate aid and the tccnei around them. “Whan do you begin?" asked ward official Taro Iwstani at the town of Yoehida. once a rice gran* ary, now a sodden mat*. MU'a like having your arma and legs loro off. All we know ia that tho whole diatrict ia under water, and the bodies are burled down below." Nagoya was the hardfat hit with more than 1,000 persons known dead. Floodwaters still covered Miaato and Mina ml wards and imall boats tailed across what ware once prosperous (treats, i “Help ia too alow la combat.” ■aid Eijl Ulrano, a teaeber. "The local ward offka has Its hands lull disposing of the bodies. It may be dlireipecUul to tho dead but U la more Important to help the living." JONATHAN SULTANA SA L A D The living were short of drinking water and food and faced with Youth AssaulU Cop outbreaks of the two disaster diaSAYRfcVm*, N.'J. (UP1) - A •aiei —typhoid and dysentery — ‘J S f j i J v j a a ' s L n s ' i i . s t t a , a * ,,u .R ■r.*„5.-kn0. h?, r'n* ** *•«, »•**"• fc»ia» ntfieo ta the tamlant. dacea teen-agars awaited two po­ from drinking contaminated water. Caunty Court Home, laniard, Kloride, on Cklaber S, IMS at I:lo p. j|, licemen Sunday when they ques­ or as aoea thereafter a* poeelbt*. tioned tho group about a motor■•"*l»ala County Hoard nf AdjUitment cycla theft. Five of too youths Hr O U. Harriot*a, Chairmen were charged with assault and battery and Interference after Po­ lice Capt. Edward Hartman and Detectiva Sgt. Raymond Sweeney fought off their attacker* and ra­ dioed for help. NABI1CO "TOP l<xr RECORD* Vanilla Wafers PETEM PAN Smooth or Cnmthy It-ws. Jar SWEET MAYO tbn spin* la controlled by mu«laa. Proper muala ten»lon la necessary to have F°°d poatura. Thla Interfer•nca la caused by partial dlaplacement of • eagmant of suiting from n tilted pelvis, too much curve In the lowar spine, etc. spine. When this condltlon In corrected, the body w u m ea its natural position, CWm m e na well as grown upe ahould be examined regularly 98c DIXIE ULY FRESH CRISP M eal 5 lbs. 55c A * r Basalt Whito Potatoes 1-lb. can « ® 3 f» C "W eftSi *ARV*L MAZOLA COOKING UM SANFORD AVI. Xe Now Open After Beiag Closed Far Vacation and Remodeling. CALL FA 2-3972 FOR YOUR BEAUTY APPOINTMENT I f your posture la bed. y o u r friends a d v i s e you to straightan up. T h e y mean wall. You do try but how aucceuful a n you? While you are thinking about It, you can Improve your poe. turn, but what happens whan K°.Uvrm „not thlnVi“r *bout It ? Usually you are th e name oW “elf again. . ^or defect*, the seme !* ^ , y art cheeked for de, y *dlaordere.Normal np™ »l condition, f?,r®itt#d on,y by ■ ^ m a \ plo•• Om e f » aerlsa e f artklae pebttaked la Um pebde fattereat to expfcfai and U m lia is th t practice e f ariamUfic Chiropractic, written hy Dr. F. Leo Karwtn wheat office le beaiad at SOI R. Freoeh Ave. 41c 43 - Os. Jar Peanut Oil Your Posture: Am you antinfind with your poaturo? Maybn your ahoul. dara art n Uttln too rounded, onn shoulder high the othar low. It may be that one leg le shorter then thn othar, re- 27c Peanut Butter, RECORD CENTER u a WEST FIRST ST. OPEN NINE TILL NINE By a a . lUrrlmen, Cbslrmns ■ IS - Of. [cord .On Any Local Station '•ovtoleoII^^LMajdnjod At HAPPINESS THROUGH HEALTH BY DR. F. LEO KERW1N aaMtaoLH t o i s t r ao.ai.au cu m m iisio v Settee el 1-nSlte Meorley To Wbem It mar camera t Ketlee Is hereby atyen tn accordance WlU Section I et Ike ^ Isat ne^lstloss tkst aeerge Ftturd bee requested o -Ce«permit le suiteo blaeU bulldlnc ter bisdarosnss wheel an tbe fallowtan dearrthed property) The Oeulb lit ll ef garth 4T1 tu Si Itel ll. yiarida Load A CutontMtten Os.'a Celery Ftenlntten. Publle hesrlno will be held In Me Oenilnate County Court Mesa*. County CommUelanere room. Wedaceilar, October It, IIS* St t i l * r. ML sc ss MSB thereafter ae pceelble. Seminole County XenUa Coamteatea By Robert O. Brows Seminole Ceusly Xeslsf Clreetep D R ESSIN G Fabulous “TOMORROW” _ Stainless Table Ware, 4 Soup Spoons $1.85 u p e r J/JarKets Drifts ts this s4 art offaatha thro Botofday, October L SM Mr im Hb Are. t i lad Street OPEN UNTIL • P. ML FRIDAY MIGHT 29* 10c �w V '.'H J •h M itl A Rrralf O u rB irti^ h u ^ e o d tlira M to b rliin w is o fM 4 of tht H iriN t bujrt in clotlm foFUw.'fhrnU/t boom of tht ntwwt bottMhoId thinfs. Ilfs ft m am tas «m tl Brin* your famfly In todayl TALLAHASSEE (UPl)—Cov. btRoy Collins uM h« will put a Cabinat committM to work lmMrilatcly drafting a method to M lerte new rffuUtioni for tightMing eontrol* Ml public printing. Tito regulations were ado^tf* Tuesday by the Cabinet Purcha­ sing CommittM in line with a ISto state law placing printing under central control and requi­ ring sealed, competitive bids on •11 Jobs In exceis of | 8o and newspaper advertisement of Jobs •mounting to $2,000 or more. Atty. Gen. Richard Ervin aald the most Important regulation •pecUles that state agtncles file each bid Invitation with the pur. illn * Print Haltil ah st ml lenat Ideat stven — dchasing commission day* before bids are opened. He Mid this would prevent any agency from getting oral prices n Jobs and insure that all com. panics can find out when sUte Jobs art up for bid. To oaforco tho new rule*, Col­ lins suggested a provision for dis­ qualifying any printing firm found guilty of collusion or other violaHon. Hi said the Cabinet commit­ tM, as yst unnamed, also would recommsnd ways to de*l with separate bids from two or three companies under n single owner­ ship. The governor pointed out the new regulations included nothing to prevent two or more companies with n single owner from bidding en the same Job iinder the guise £ t f bring competitive. v The commltlee else would be asked to beadle the request of two unlona that bidders bo requi­ red to Ale an annual performance bund, Slid that * U l e agencies and universities with their awn print shops be required to get private bids before doing their awn work. The requests came from Wil. li»m fl. Curry 8r., Clearwater, of the Intimations! Printing Press% men and Assistants Union, and - from W. Russell Watersen, Lakeland, latimsUonal Typographical Union. Tha nsw regulations apply to all printing axcapt that dona for the Legislature and Supreme Court. They specilieally state that legislator* In tha printing business are eligible for state Jobs if they submit tha lowest bid. However, they do not require that tbe’lowest bid bo accepted in all cases sad sennit the agtaeles conetrned to dstermlne which bid is best. Purchasing Director Ralph SU'**■ said the regulations do not restrict out-of-state bidders be­ yond the’pretest law whieh pro­ hibits awards to non-Klor ids firms If bids a rt submitted by at least twe Anas in the state. • » Quotable Quotes Celled Press International MIAMI — Highway patrolman Bernard Justice who ha* been re­ ceiving gifts—including * funeral wreath of roses and tto worth of liquor—from a practical Joker; "I think tho guy miut bo some klad of nut." WASHINGTON— Mrs. Morton Sobell requesting . p.rm lulon to llva with her atom-spy husband la Atlanta Federal Prison long enough to conceive a baby: "I think It ii a human and na­ tural request." WASHINGTON -B ishop Fulton J. Sheen commenting on Premier ders for his new method of de­ tecting fingerprints; "The response is terrific and ws think it's really going to help law enforcement a lot.' Gets Five NEW YORK (UP!) — Jockey Willie Shoemaker had fivS win­ ners at Aqueduct Tuesday. Shoe­ maker's victories came aboard Francis S. ($4.60), Hasty Shopper ($a.60), Promised Land (97.00), Prince Lewkcr ($5.40) In the fea­ ture and Sid Old Boy ($0.30), FLYING SAUCER, V. S. style, la reported going Into final production atag* (above) a t Princeton Univeraity'a flight research laboratory. A can vita akin will be stretch­ ed over the steel and aluminum craft, which is scheduled to be launched over New Jersey soon. The saucer’s 45horaeponrer engine will provide lift and a 2*»-mll<*s.per« hour forward speed by driving nir through vents around the saucer's edge. A tall engine will give right-left con­ trol. The bottom photo is a sketch of what the completed craft will look like in flight. Conrtructloa of tha new Sem­ inole High School to be located at Lak* Jennie started today. Tb* Kent Smith Construction Co. of Daytona Baaeh Is doing the work which la expected to be com­ pleted by mid-August i960. The new school, which will be Ihe biggest la the county, will hate 33 1Dreaded Fish Killer Return False Alarm ST. PETERSBURG {tIPIl— For a while Tuesday, resident along the Gulf Coast here feared a new Q outbreak of tha dreaded fish-killlag "red tide." Hundreds of dead fish were washed ashore and worried con­ servation experts immediately began making tests to determine If the red tide had farmed again. Than they Isarned the good news: The fish was Just part of catehca that fishermen had tossed over­ board from their boats due to un­ usually choppy waters Monday, ^ Skippera of two fishing boats said they dumped thousands of Ash back into the water when theybecame afraid their boats might ctpsise In huge swells. A third boat carrying between 2,000 sod 3,000 pounds of mullet cap­ sized off Blind Pass, spilling its finny cargo Into the Gulf. Northwesterly gusts drove tht fish ashore Tuesday. classrooms Money for eomlruction of the school it from funds out of a bond liiue passed last year by Seminole County voters. Cost of the school has been set at $1,430,97T. Bids on additions at Rosenwsld, Lake Mary snd Midway schools will be opened st 8 p. m. Thursday. Y o u r N o w Y ork Lit* A g e n t In Sanford is BILL WADE NW YORK Uff VtSURANCI COMPANY s T f o . TA 1-3903 SAN FORD W **? Of flee: RatUM Bldg. 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I WHI at sufallo auction ta tb* M a h o n bidder for caeb, at tb * d-<nr of the Court Huuo* In tho CUT or Hanford. Memlnola County, Florida, on (ho IJlta d.,y a t October, A. D. t i l l . * t lb# hour a t 1S.00 noon, that certain land altuaied I" Seminole C ou n ty , F l o r ­ id*. diecrlbed ae: **** Lot IS, Bloch T * . C O U N T R Y l l.l H MANUK. UNIT NO. 1, a. i.rdtna t» plat thoranf a* »*• corded in P la t Book II. f a * # 11, I'ubllo Ite.nrda of Memlnola County, Florid*, lu te d stele l l i h dap o f S ep t­ ember, A. D. ISIS. (BEAL* (i P. HERNDON c u r b of Circuit C o u r t By; Martha T. Vlblon, Deputy Cle rk . p u b l is h a op u m bo r »». » » . # DIAPER O U R JEW EL Delve-la Brsacb 119 W, I U TIC LINED PANTS are going partying! Coll FA 2-3315 COLONIAL CLEAN EES H I s. Palmetto Avs. PLAS­ EASY CARE DIAPER SETS T O N ED C O T T O N S STA-NU Cleaning Keeps Clothe* LIKE NEW I Philip* SET, Holler Motor Sales 2nd & Palmetto They're little dsnetng dolls in our new Dsn River cotton broadcloth dresses! See the dainty lace and embroidery trims! See the dazzling new colon! Wash 'n wear, little or no ironing. No trouble for mom I Machine washable I aisH )i ta IVs a im T to 1« Adorable gingham cot­ ton checks or atripea for little boys. Button trims. Snap fasteners won’t pull open easily! Plastic lined pants l They make nice gifts. aism H t o l They launder to beau­ tifully, so easily t 4 ( atylea In Arnel tvtacfr tata and cotton. P laitis lined pants. S o l i d * * 1 checks, stripe*, comMft* attons. 4 �tej.,*3*"' . me :vj; -■ 1 V ' ‘H S M B 15th ft P ark Air* Job ef trying to oM way—a nr little Old Grandma Says BOSTON (U PI)-T V tempes­ tuous u iN f of ahiggtog rtu Tat KLS1NENSEE, O i r a a I f hoada, too Kut Oormaa police Williams appeared at aa and to­ <U?I>~ Local officials have coo- released bar. day. bi* retlremsat alma tot bp Unaot tot etorp of too N -fito ' To too tmiumoat of Kktooiuoa Um flrlns of a lowly clubhouse at­ oU great-grandmother who Ignor- neighbors anxiously welting oa tendant. lroa Cartaln. too western aide, ooo border Although WlUtoau, “anavalUf^tS ttS S S S atIttoo all itartod lait Sunday whoa Mo" m a hunting trip to too wfl. ha btottad out wilda of Now Brunswick, had not B Wffl ba tba. Brat Bto. Maria Botkor decided to formally announced hit «WB r*. l.tba aaa tola poor. bar# a cap of coJca wlto bor Mandate H wffl ha Ufa. Bachtr Brat to tola (top Wooot German baa tot Bat bar part 30 aoaaoaa summarily drat cauato Uroa to Qroaaaaaoo, W parti awap to Bart Ganaaap aad Tod’a personal valet during kia aaparatot Boat Hatoooaao by a ofUn-expMvt canar. barbed win laact. It waa Immodtotalp aaan bp votNeighbors told lira. Bockor aba oraa boatball writers-aa a a m would bare to traval to too nearB/'BBUCS W. BONN and certain algn that WlHUmo, at oat border • croulng point, UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. (UP1) 41, had decided to call It quite H mllaa awap, to gat to Bait —Preach Foreign Bloiitor Naur* on a career twice interrupted bp Oaraaap. Tho great-grandmother lea Court da BurvUle planned to war. rvbaliod. explain Proaident Charier d4 Orlando, who rooo to local fame Ha cllabod toroagh too barbad QauUe’e program for Algarto to Uuroagb hie ailajatnttone to tba tba U. N. General Anemblp today. all-time American League batting Informed aourcoa aald Court de king, waa “let go" bp tba Bad MurvlUa would make no reference Sox at the end of the aroma. to too reply to the De Gaulle Al- M I don’t know," Orlando aald. gortan peace propont made by the H! don’t what It’a all nboot aelf.proclaimed Algerian govarn- They toldknow me nothing, just that meat-ia-exU* la Tkala Monday. The French position la (Jut the 1 was through. I’ll bare to wait reply waa art aa official state­ aad talk to Ted whoa ha goto ment aad therefore they will not back." dignify it bp aap official ratertoco to 11. Court do Burrilk waa the laat of too big flra power apokermen Boy Sovcd From to bo hoard by to# tt-nation asaombly during ton gaatral policy Burial Attempt dabata. BELL,* Calif. (UP1) Ha la, howerer, tba drat of the Fraley, t, war battoa T majar Waatora miaiatofa to ipaak alghl by b v other heps at tba auaabiy atoco Sorlet Pre­ to U who had dug a gr mier Nikita S. Khrushchev prowhich they apparently totea srsa t t g a f t e burp him, sheriff* officer* re­ ported. Tba Fraley child waa dragged under a neighbor’s bouse, beaten and then bit an hie head wlto a rock. Neighbor* heard bin acroemi N tw lib rary Set aad rtacood him near ton koto .f« W YOBB (VPD-Thn The* which aharifTa depottoa aald warnlean roH AaaoclaUoa aaI gaaabd Buaday lt waa aoUaetiag • library derated to the proaidtate •f ffl# United KUtea. NeVri/MOO Reg. 11.15 m Pair Value ONLY Setmleee Run Resist Reg. $1.50 a Pair Value ONLY Pol-Parrot ChrlaUaa Harter and British For­ eign Secretary gelwyn Lloyd, Couro do BurvUla la expected to Itreu that a foolproof InipccUon aad control ryitam must bo too baart of any dlaarmameat pro­ gram. Other speakers listed for today Included Australia’! External Af­ fair* Minister B. 0. Casey and D tA U i~ Seamless Demi-Toe Reg. $1,65 a Pair Value • FRIENDS ? e t Swimmer Drowns 51-Gauge 15-Denier ONLY • •N EIG H BO RS • • • CU STO M ERS m BAR, ano k PACKAGE LIQUOR f t AN DRIVE-IN Utot yau com p a r* Good Shoee mean good posture for your child. Sfteer Twin-Thread S t r • t eh Fall Fashioned Ret. $1.65 a Pair Value O NLY �T , Final plana art announced for tho wedding o( Miss Janice Kinlaw and Tbomaa Ru m II Punch. Wo certmony will taka place Saturday Oet S at • P. « . at Maly Crota Eplacepal Church. < The Rev. John W. Thornes win officiate at the candle-light double ring ceremony. Visa EUaabeth Woodruff will be maid of honor and Carl W. Reaenbusch J r , a t Washington, D. C. will aerve aa beat n an . The Church Choir will proceaa la alaging “ Pralic to the Lord, the Almighty" followed by lateral aelectieni of aaptlal mutlc by the Church Calendar fijtftA f f i f S THOM T A H 4 — Are waridag tong hourn theta days making da* coratkma to trnaaform the B.O.Q. for the Officers Wives Club Cocktail Party acheduled for O c t 23. From left, P at Daarolph. Ginny Gobcn. Pat Murphy, LaWaada 8ftml*wi and Junw Jan as. (Bergstrom Photo) Lake Monroe Personals A First Baptist Church 7:00 P. M. loyal Ambassadors Pinecrest Baptist Church Pas­ tor's .Training cksa course t a. m. Visitation, 10:30 a. m. to 7 p. m. Brothortrod supper and meeting 1:11 p. aa. U psala Circle Plans Bazaar The Dorcas Circle of tho Upsala Community Presbyterian Church mat at the homo of Mrs. E. G. Danlsla on Lake Markham this week end. Mrs. George Simmons presided at the business session £ aad led tha devotional. • Plana wore made for a baiaar to be held Dee. 3. Mrs. Dankls was elected chairman and Mra. Kay Thompson assistant. Mrs. BoUa Ballinger read a poem entitl­ ed "Children” . The October meeting wlU be at the borne of Mrs. Daisy Dowell and wUI feature a white akphant sale. Each member U requested _ to bring a friend and an item for • tho salt. 'JUfraahmente were served to Mrs. Ballinger, Mra. Kay Thomp­ son. Mrs. DoweU, Mrs. Elate Roaestine, Mrs. Amanda Reaves, Mrs. Clover Starrs, Mrs. Sara Hodge, Mrs. ifary Hodge, Mrs. George Simmons. Mrs. Mary Har* key and a guest, Mrs. L. Haw­ thorne. 0WBET CURRY ROLL Sweet cherry roll becomes a culinary triumph when prepared as follows: Bring l t t cups of su­ gar and 2 cups of water to a boil over a high gaa flame. Pour the ayrup Into a shallow 0x13 baking pan. Preheat the gaa oven to 423 degrees. Mako a shortcake tough using B cups of biacuit mix, 2 ta­ blespoons sugar and 2/3 cup of light cream. Roll tbo dough Into % aa obloog 0x12 inches and spread 3 cups of pitted cherries over the dough. Dot with I tablespoons of butter aad spriakia lightly with cinnamon. Roll th# dough Into a long roll and slice into lto inch slices, ilka cinnamon rolls. Place tho slices cut-iido down Into the ayrup and bake in gaa oven, pre­ heated to 423 degrees for 20-23 minutes. Serve warm with a spoonful of vanilla lea cream for 0 garnish. Serves 0._____________ 0 Mn. Carktoo Bliss was hostess at her homo Monday evening to the XI Beta Eta Chapter « Beta. Sigma Phi. Mrs. Robert J. Cushing waa welcomed aa a asw sxamplar member from Gamma Lambda Chapter. Naw year buoka were distribut­ ed by Mn. 0. Andrew Speer, president. Flans for the coming Halloween Masquerade Party were discussed. Samples af the Christmas wnppleg paper the group wlU sell wen shown. A very lntenstiag aad amusing program was pnsentod by Mn. Harold Chapman on the "Sense Personals BY IDA MAT SJOBLOM Mr. and Mra. Odin M. Anderson have returned to their home on Lake Mary Blvd. after a three month trip to Canada, Northern Minnesota, Chicago, IndianapoUa, and Bt. Paul. Congratulations to Mra. Thelma Keefer who haa Just moved Into bor new home on Third Street. Friends of Mra. W. H. Foulk will be sorry lo learn that she la confined to her homo recuperating from an automobile accident which she and bar husbaod wart in Friday evening In Palatka. Visiting Mr. tad Mrs. R. H. Chambers Is Mra. Chambers sis­ ter, Mrs. G. D. Washington of Norphlett, Arkansas. She wlU leave Sunday for Chlpley, Fla. whore aba will visit her mother, Mra. J , E. Peal before returning home. Robert T. Willis and bit gueats, Buddy Clark and Marvin Evans of JacksoavUle, spent a few days vacationing on the Suwannee Ri­ ver, then a week la GalnesvUle attending the Goorgia-Florida Turf Conference meeting at the Uni­ versity of Florida. Mrs. Ray Harvey, a former resident of Lake Mary, now liv­ ing in Palmetto, spent the day visiting friends here Monday. FRESH PEACHES AND CANDIED GINGER Candied ginger la a nice flavor and texture contrast for many fresh fruits now appearing In the supermarkets. Try It mixed with frown orange julca or lemonade concentrate and tossed with fresh peaches. Let the flavors marinate an hour or two in tha gaa refrige­ rator before serving. Members O f Rebekah Lodge 4 3 Prepare For Visit O f Official 0 Seminole Rebekah Lodge 43 will entertain Mrs. Eleanore Marshick, president of Rebekah assembly of the state of Florids, Thursday Oct I. The meeting will begin with a banquet at Um Shrine Club at 0:00 p. m. followed by a business sea- slon at tha Odd Fellows hall at g p. m. All Rebekahs a rt Invited to .attend. Tba Seminole lodge will hold a practice teuton this Friday at 7:30 at Odd Fellows hall in pre­ paration for this visit. AU officers are urged to attend. of Touch’’. She ra id an artlda on Um-various ways by which ww are sbte to feel. Various ebJacts were passed ground the nom la paper begs for the memb en te feel and identify. Prise* for this game were won by Mn. Vernon Hardin and Mra. J. L. Horton, Jr. The group waa then asked -to answer the question, “which ol the five tenses do you consider the most valuable?” The neat meeting will be Oc­ tober 13 st tho home of MnChapmen la Loch Arbor. Memben am to bring white elephant ar­ ticles wrappad la any manner. Tbo hostess served lee box cake and coffee to tha following: Mn. Speer, Mra. Cushing. Mn. Chapman, Mn. Hardte, Mrs. Hor­ ton. Mn. Don Balsa, Mn. Ralph Bette, Mrs. Dan Batten, Mn. E. C. Hardin, Jr., Mrs. C. M. Nleh- A. L Auxiliary By MRS. M. U JOHNSON Mrs. Clover M am has had as her guests Mr. and Mn. Lloyd Butcher of Miami. This visit ends a 4,ooo mUt motor trip made by the Rutcheri who were recently married In Miami. Rev. and M n. J. C. Hancock of Pensacola wera visitors at Um home of Mr. and Mn. J. H. Tin* del this week. * Friends of M n. Pauline Hobby when she underwent surgery Tuesday. Mrs. C. C. Gant haa been called to St. Louis, Mo. because of the death of her slater. Mrs. S. E. Norwood sad daugh­ ter Nortne have returned homo after visiting In GalnesvUlo with Mr. and Mn. D. E. Norwood and family. Mr. and Mrs. Claude HUtcll at­ tended a showing of th# new lMO Chevrolet! In Miami last week. Mr. and Mra. J. C. Sapp, Mn. Clara Whits and children and Lloyd Freeman spent last Sunday In Tampa with Mra. Gladys Frooman. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Hudson and daughter Cindy have gone to Orlando where they will mako tbclr home. To Meet Friday S. S. Class Plans Members of the American Leg­ ion Auxiliary will meet Friday night at 7:30 p. m. at the Legion Home on Hwy. 1712. Mlaa Kay Ivey and Mlaa Janet Glenn who attended Girls State In Tallahassee this summer are invited guests at the meeting. Chicken Dinner The Daughters of Wesley Sun­ day School Class of First Metho­ dist Church will hold the annual chicken dinner next Tuesday at •:30 p. m. In McKinley Hall. Members are requested to come snd bring a covered dish. Story League Plans League For Students Tha Episcopal Pariah House was.the setting for tho Septem­ ber meeting of the Sanford Story League, Monday night. The presi­ dent, Mrs. C. R. Jones presided • t the business session. It was decided te sponsor another Junior league for students of tho High School aga and to buy two of the books "Service Through Storytelling." One copy will be used by the adult organisation and the other will bd presented to tho Juniors. A letter of thanks was road from Ronald Parry, thanking the members for telling storks at the recreational programs. Mrs. E. C. Williams presented tho first In a scries of lessons on bow to till Bible storks. Theme for tho mooth, “ In the beginning—, God" was delightfully portrayed' as Mrs. Jones told the story of creation and the flood, from the Bible storks. Mra. W. L. Roche ickclcd her story from “Tha outline of Art" by Sir William Orpcn. It waa the story of Michael Angelo and hit achievement in painting the story of creation on tho ceiling of the Sistino Chips 1. Mn. S. J. Nix told the Inspir­ ing story, "Sweet. singer across the sea", selected from a collec­ tion of storks by Mary Grace Talbot. It was the story of the blind hymn writer Fanny Crosby. The s t o r y was highlighted throughout by Mrs. Crosby’s hymns played on the accordian by Mrs. Harold-Harriss. The refreshment table was over­ laid with a laee cloth and held an arrangement of pink floweri. Cookies and punch ware served by Mrs. C. C. Howard, Mrs. Dav­ id Fauver and Mrs. R. F. Moule. Three new members were wel­ comed Into the group. They were Mrs. R. D. Braden, Mrs. K. V. Mykkanan and Mrs. David Fau­ ver. T R IM • ETTE EVA-BESS BEAUTY I tiled tn attead. Shower, Coffee Surprises Guest An Informal morning coffee aad aurprlaa aiork shower waa given la honor of Mrs. Clark Brocade on Thursday morning at the home of Mra. Robert Rugenatela on C m u i Lake. The boiteases, Mra. Robert Rug* genstelss and Mra. Richard Keogh served refreshments of cookies, mints, toffee, and Juice. Guests enjoying Ibe accession were kin. Damon Scott, Mrs. James Beaton. Mrs. John Pilley, Mra. Luther Hobby, Mrs. Walter Gardner, Mrs. Pat RUcy, Mrs. Eunice Rouse, Mrs. Myrtle llor* ton. Mn. Joe Smothers and Mra. Robert Lankford. Central Circle MeetsTomorrow MI88 BENTON Benton, Strawn The Lake Monroe Home DemonBtration Club held a special meet­ ing Monday evening at the homp of the pnsident, Mrs. H. L. John­ son, to complete plans for a Christmas design school and work* shop sponsored by the club at the Home Demonstration Center on 33th St. It will be under the dlnclion of Mr. William Grow of DeLand with Mrs. A. C. Fnnk assisting. Table arrangements, door panels, window displays, corsages and wreaths will be made by Mr. Grow and awarded si door prises. Price of admission to the school wlU be 11.30 per person. This Includes aU material for miking arrangimaate to be taken home. Hours are from 7 to 10 p. m. Mr. Grow will assist each one with her arrangements. Light refreshments will be avail­ able. For Information or reserva­ tions call Mrs. Johnson at FA 24772 any evening after a p. m. Members attending the meeting were Mra. Clover M am , Mrs. Ruth Swaggerty, Mra. Hilda Eastern Star Meets Tomorrow Seminole Chapter 2, O. E. S. meets tomorrow night for the first senioo of the current season. Linnk Moye, worthy matron, invites all members of the Sanford area to attend. A white frame building in Fayettevilk, N. Y.. near Syrscuae, was tho boyhood homo of Presi dent Grover Cleveland. Salon Pre-Holiday Season Special Just In time to reduce aad get weight off your Waist, Hips, Thigha and Tummy for the Rites Planned Mr. and M n. Rufus Beaten, M Palmetto Ave., announce the engagement of their daughter, Marjorie Jean, to BUI Strawn, son of M n. Marcile Strawn af North UlUo Rock, Ark. Mlu Beaton was born and rear* cd In Sanford aad attend*! Semi* nolo High School. Mr. Strawn la a gradual# tt the North Little Rock High School and Hit employed at Use Argents Drug Co., of North Little Reek for aevsral y ean before entering the service. He It stationed at the Sanford Naval Air Station at the present time. The wadding wlU be an event of Nov. 1 at Um home of the bride’s parents. No formal invitations are The Navy Wives Cub will meet Monday at a p. m. i t tbo club bouao la tha Chief’s building at tha Naval Air SlaUoa. All wivoa of tnlisted personnel a n invited te attend. For further Information call M n, William J. Leigbty at PA 1449 or Mn. BUI KuUtr at FA 1-540. 16- Sickness, Accident and —to help protect you BgBintt today’s rising cost ol medical ca —to help replace Income you loea because you’re tick or hart —to help provide for your family if you’re killed in a n ; New Selector Plan lets you choose the exact type and amount of protection that's right for your needs. . . and your budget. If you're lika moat peopk, you already hat* soma fo r a o f aicknoao. accident or hospital inauraace. Hut inflation m ay have watered it down lo whare it would pay only a sm all fraction o f hospital and doctor bilk. You may havo risked aolng along with the pro tec lion you havo bocauao you've assumed th at rising aosla have also prised adequate coverage beyond your reach. But now A lU U U 'a Accident and Sick* nt-aa Insurance provides you with a van* lible naw plan daaigned to balp you aolva thea« prubkma—a t a cool you can afford. Hsre, in one flexible policy, you will find a broad selection o f top-value coveragea. 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Pacing adds tiki owe 11 to yourself to call an Allstoto I AlUTATf IMUOABBff tu a img t o • i t h W M iA R a • GAIN I . laches On Best As mack aa II pounds aad ra-proportim figure am ear lags tbit could keep you- family goiag for b months or a year it you ware killed te aa 1 to I visits • week Ethel Steel, Registered Mnnaeuss VWWVMSIUVt YOUMATBOWMVf PER WEEK Ask about the Swedish Hand Massage and Steam Bath. in M A n w irrm m n n u r s m NIWPtAMcurb n r yoor i WHAT THIS NEW POLICY MIMS YOU ALSO — FREE TRIAL SESSION NAZAR N E W P R O M A L L S T A T E . . . the companyfounded By 9mm Holiday Season ahead 3" Hits X birthday caiahnUan at Aa et Mr. aad Mra. M M I'l Mala aa Crystal Uho, fwaai Tboao eajoyiag the Mfthde< per were Mr. aad MM.' BniotUt. Hr. and Mrs. J Benaon and children Wmk, and David, Mr. and Mrs. U Navy Wives Club L. Monroe H.D. Club To Meet Monday Plans Xmas Workshop Member — American G ym . Association Studies Located Coast T o Coast REDUCE 3" W akt c Please toad am a her Accel,nt. Kkkaera aad truidsy 1 ! 1Hutara' 1 -Verne FA 2-7041 SHOP PA M S 14 o n a h Figure . . . . has just returned from tho Florida Hair* dreesero and Coamatologfata Convention held at tho Deauville Hotel, Miami Boach. Malta aa Appointment TODAY For a Personal Styling In tha Msdsra Mods companied by Mr. Paul Jeaklaa, organist. All friend! of the couple are ik A group of teaebara from the Orlando Acadomy of Beauty cullure spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brown aad ton Jimmy. Included in the group were Mar* guarite and Frank Davie. Mrs. Bca Lewis. Mn. BcUe White aad ton Bussell and Mr. Jahn Stack. The Davies a n owners of the academy and Mr. Stock, a reiretentative of the Realistic Co. a an advanced stylist from Loodoo, England. Following lunch at tbo Brown residence the party went on an extenslrt tour of San­ ford and the surrounding an a. Six members of Scmlaola Rebekah lodgt 43, represented the or M i n n i e Bess G a r n e r . . while thoro ah# rocoivad personal iaatructioa on tho latent hair atylo faahoina from C. Anthony of tha Virginia Farrell Institute, Detroit, aad Mina Miriam CordweU, instructor nt tha lasUtute of Cosmetology. Ualvenrity of Maryland. choir and Mlaa Joyce Hetxel, ieletat of Daytona Beach and farmer* ly of Sanford. Beth will be ac­ KIRK PLAZA 110 E. Commercial • .»nr ".»Bm �• 1INI ONLY AT TIP TOP II.S.D .A . Inspected * ‘T ender Chick” FRYERS It is U |K M Islfe, whe ran »WMlli an • SEC halfback Tm Moore, wauM ha wit all M in t. Coach Aft Outgo laid Rolls wee injured when ha waa hit by i flmhauui tacklar oa a pltchout. Haifa altered , tha halfback post with U Craegfe, who started tha Caorrla - Vnndy same last wtek. Auburn lost tha Mnricca af UO • pound tackle Toddy Font Tuesday whaa ha spraiacd his aakla. Coach Kalph Jordan said Foret would definitely mine the Hardin-aUmoeoe game this week- Box Scorn LM ANGELES (UPJ) seer* af tha aaeaad ISM League playtff f i a a i MILWAUKEE A1 Bruton ef .■ a * ,,,,* ,,,,,§ Mathews Sb ................. Aarsarf t * ,,* ,,,,,,,, 4 T a m lb «•••••«••••• S Maya If | a-Pafkolf • • MMtaai 0« 1 nd Gaortta’e Bulldogs *were ham­ pered by wet (rounds and rale. Injured halfback and captain Don Soberdash will probably not play h» tha South Carolina tamo in Colombia Saturday. Alabama, which meats Yonderhilt worked laaide Tuesday be­ cause ef the rain. Coach Bear Bryant aaat hie squad throufh dummy off»nsa and defense. Georfia Tach stepped up Its preparations for Uemson, and Coach Bobby Dodd move Billy Williamson to left half to help fill tbs gap nude by three hacks 00 Uw sidelines with Injuries. LSU, the No. 1 ranked team, worked on defense for the Baylor game at Shreveport, La., Satur­ day afternoon, one of the few aft­ ernoon games for the Tlgtrs. Coach Paul Dieted named «nd Scotty McClain and guard Tommy Lott as co-captains for tho game. Tula no, which plays Waka For­ est Saturday, in Now Orleans, polished its passing game in ordsr to find a way to win its first gamo ef tho season. Ed Phil HeftIngton, Injured in prt-scsson practice, rejoined tho squad. d-Vernen CoUJcrlb . .. 1-Adcock . . . . Avila to . . . . CraadsU e Maatilla Jb-11 Burdette p ... McMahon p Spihn p ...*• i« F » .......... Noah p ........ mound Dtfoft B-ycsr-otd Stan Williams M it with three innings of shutout relief pitching. Law Burdette, the loose and easy man from the mountains of Weal Virginia, almost squared U 19 sgainst tho Dodgar* la that Totala . .. . LOS ANGELES Gilliam l b ........ Williams p Hodges lb Larlter rf f-Pignatxno e Rosaboro c g-FurtUo rf Wills as Dryadals p Pod re 1 p . Churn p c-Dcmetcr Koufss p Labine p . h-Esieglan J-Tairly ef •-Filed out for Mayo In 3th b-Popped out for Pafko In 7th e-Llned out for Churn la 9th d-Simck out for Scbocndleaat la o-Rin for Snider In Ith f-Ran for Larkar in 9th g-Hlt sacrifice fly for Roaeboro la 9lh h-Announced for Labine in tth J-Hlt Into force out for Esaeglan F IR S T FO R S E R IE S — Captain John L. Sullivan of ComUkey Park's polks talks things ovar with Ralph Belcoro, shown in his tent camping outside Comlskty Park, Chicago, 10 ha can be first in tins for bleacher seat tickets for World Series. Relcom says he has been tha flrat man to entar tha bleachers In 18 World Beriea, Patrick Cudahy APPLEWOOD SMOKED Sugar Cured Grab Bock Honors a 111 I Triala HEAVY WESTERN k-Wslhed for Demerit In Uth 1-Hit into force out for Cottier la Uth. MUwauhse .. 31# #1# lie MS-4 Lee Angeles .. 199 lee 993 M I-4 TAMPA (UPI)—Danny Royri'of Florida and Miami's Fran Curd were judged players of the week by the Florida Sporlawriten Assn. Tackle Royal, who blockad tha fourth period punt that led to the Gators* 14*13 edge over Mlsstiiippl Stitt, woo in n landslide. Curd, a 132-pound quarterback, was honored for completing 11 of 17 passes for 112 yards aod one touchdown in Miami's 24-T win over Tuiaaa. End Dan Edgington of Florida won honorable mention by picking up Royal’s blocked kick and run­ ning it Into Uw tad tone, which combined with a two-point conver­ sion to wta tho gamo for Florida. FftESH Fresh Mullet Roe Mullet n. Lb. Lb. Georgia Grade A r< A sm a ll FAMOUS JEWELL LOB ANGELES (U P I)-F ralay’s faUits gad the waekend foot­ ball •winners" — along with a lew rambling observations oa the MettoMl League pennant w rita­ ble. GAME OF TUE WEEK Northwestern over Iowa—This Is looking for the upset, what with Iowa rated • two-polnt fa­ vorite, but Dtck Thornton and the Wildcats showed n devastating at­ tack in walloping Oklahoma—daspite that food poison excuse— •ad this could be the team of the year. TMB EAST Pitt over UCLA—It’s easy to ■ndarstand why thera was a Na­ tional League pennant playoff. Princeton over Columbia—Nei­ ther the Braves nor Dodgers . looked as If they wanted to win. Dartmouth over Penn — The kloeplate special. Also: Syracuse over Maryland, Yale ever Brown, Penn State over Celgate, Holy Cross over VillaReva, Cornell ever Lehigh, Har­ vard ever Bu.-kneil. TMB MIDWEST s. Army over III!noli—Joe DIHagfie would have kit 100 homers In the Coliseum. Michigan Slate over Michigan —The left field fence la a horror. ti Indiana over Minnesota—It's a very easy ulna iron shot. Alaei Purdue ovar Notre Dame, Mim uri ever Iowa Bute, Ken­ tucky aver Detroit. Wisconsin luetto, Baldwin Wallace .ever Tel . TMB WEST Ohio State ever USG — The . p M i m weal into the second pfcyodt game as If they had It v Nebraska over Oregon Slate — f l u Braves were a grlm-faccd lot; . Oregon over Washington Bute r-Tkep Waked UU a husband who le d Jual put the best dishes in the clashes washer by mUtoks. £ Abes Washington evir Utah, Wyoming over Utah State, Idaho over Arisons, Brigham Young over Montana and Colorado B uts over Denver. IAU over Baylor - Tha World Series attendance record for one game is Cleveland's 43,281 in 1948. Duka over like—U* Angeles had 3,103 for Campanalla night. Miami over Flurida State — They'd havo trouble beating that even In the World Scries. Also: Clemson over Georgia Tech, Tcnneuec over Mississippi State, Georgia over South Caro­ lina, Auburn uver Hardln-ffimmons, West Virginia uver George Washington. THE SOUTHWEST Texas over California—Win, loss and no draw, tha ball players are glad It's almost over. TCU over Arkansas—The los­ ers are aorry for the team that has to expend all that energy in Uta ttrift. SHU over Navy—As the man •aid, it's only money. 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Paytiwr AND ASSOCIATES ' Beal p«4et» — laaaraaea Bellawty, $3495 STARTS TOMORROW “LONE TEXAN” ALSO 57 DO DG E “Alaska Passage” Yt Tea Pick-Up . Like New - Only 12,tea Actual MUee. oTJ q |V\ S ^ v y V tR l-ROOM furnished apartmral, also 4 • room furnished partmeat. 310 MtgnoUe. Available now. Telephone A. 1C. RouetUr, Florist. PA 2-1131. OPEN 12:45 FURNISHED cottage located at Five Points MS per month. Phone FA 2-1447. STARTS SUNDAY LOWER floor groom furnlr'ied apartment Phone FA 2-0733, HOUSE — Lake Mary, rA 2-IMP. CO-FRATURR 9:44 PULL LENGTH CARTOON FBATURB OP PAMOUB CLASSIC “GULLIVER’S TRAVELS” TECHNICOLOR $1095 51 O L D SM O B IL E $295 Homes Designed Fpr Florida Living. S A 4 Bedroom* — 1 ft 2 Batha VA - F H A . FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low as 1425 Wa Guarantee Personal Satiafaction On Tha Construction Of Your Horn* Or Your Money Cheerfully Refunded. Odham & Tudor, Inc. Cor Hwy. 17-92 ft 27th St. Phou FA 2-1501 55 P LY M O U T H Belvedere • V-4 • Abtomati* sion • A Real Bay At Only Transmis­ $695 57 IN T E R N A T IO N A L 52 C H E V R O LE T 1-Tm • Dual Wheel • Cab and Chassis * Rf,dJ T“ W ie At SUNLAND Estates You can move in Immedi­ ately white tha paper* are being processed. Skoamakah $1495 Wo Invite yea le he one iweeta ahaalately free wMheat ehUgalieu at mm el Sanferd’e leadiag Mettle while yen lacata ealt- South PINECREST RAVENNA PARK HO M ES ■ NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD & Stemper Hears Airplane* overhead but the price BKAI ESTATB DRIVE-IN win convince you that yon will 2544 Prenea Ava. •njoy thla home. TUa beautiful ____ ___ ________[0 ON . rMTUB _ „ 4 HRAILROAD P L _____ Bern inolH County J. W. HALL concrete block house be i a nice Mbestors who pnytleipntad Ja training railroaders for axamlnationa to NICELY furnished garage apart­ ■creened perch, equipped kit­ Saalter raJan tb o ir railroad rank ay* shown aboard tha Atlantic Coast Line diesel ment Couple only. PA 2-3001. chen, 2 bedroom* end la only an Han” Phone PA 2-3041 atoetrld Instructional ear whlak visited Sanford. From left, they nr- In­ 1912 Sanford Ava. structors, A1 McMillan. William Casio, P. T. Meeks, County Dlractor of HOUSE, unfurn., 1200 MellouvlUe. only 910,300; pay monte 97120 ' after reiaooabla down payment. Vocations Education E. 8. Douglass, instructor Vernon Hardin. A.C.L. STEMPER HAS Y afdF on nan Mi R . Smith and J. A. Gainey, director of instruction for the key to your homo la Wynne* W. H. "BUI” ITEMPKR Ageoey wood. Complete with three bed. tha ACL. ReaMee h laewnr rooms, playroom, ind a great Phone PA 2-4M1 111 N. P art big beautiful oak treat The price la 912,300, and you may suggest the tsrms. W. « . "Bar* STEMPER Agency Realtor A Insurer l£ Bp VBRNON BOOTY * U’a sour grape*. I don't think Vheaa PA 1-4001 l i t N. P art BOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Jack available, fkplalnlng that meet they’re eecurata because viewers May la tmlmtiag from Ua fa- people stay boms on Monday as may have tbelr sets on and not IT IT 18 REAL ESTATB war Sunday night time slot evidence by poor (beater and res­ be watching.” ■sk Crumley A Mooteltb I NEED A LOVER MS 1:20 p. m. for the first time taurant business. The new time slot will not ef­ I t 111 South P a n Ph. PA 24003 Someone who will appreciate my I Ua 13 years on the air. fect the content of Jack's regular three apeclous bedrooms, elec­ A a blue-eyed 30-year-old, like half-hour shows. trically equipped kltcbap, plenty R rt AH*a, found the goibg too "I’vw always tried la kacp tb* of living space. _ eboar sophisticated,” ha aald. ' £ o n ? 'refused "to' commeat m '•Probably tha studio audience wlU I'm nestled an ■ large corner lot agfed out enllrely, twitching to ratlegi, saying, "I never pen tb* be 'of a blgber- caliber, but tbo surrounded by b e a u t i f u l l y 1-LOT, TO ft. wide by 14S ft. (Artsy nlghlt, having Ed Sulll- ratings unless I'm first or second ■how won’t bo any dirtier Juat be* blooming hibiscus, nine swaydeep, cleared, facing Country an to batUo It out with the pop­ on the list. If a performer le any cause It goes on after most kids Club Rd. la Loch Arbor section, lar, Western aerie*. cal! PA 2-1222. Minay, a genuine expert on the white playing. -(Viewing and listening habits of MODERN 2-bedroom homo, kit­ -iAmericas audiences, believes tha chen furnished. For appointment I can bo youra by taking ever a C. A. Whiddon, Sr. "eftanee Will be for the better. former lovers mortgage, with cell PA 2-3711. • '"I'll find out Oct, 4 when our BROKER only 12,300 dowa and 912.22 per LOS ANGELES (UPI)—There aald. “A church U nevtr amply, show goes on the air,” ha 2M le. P art Ave, Ph. PA 2-M i «aeid. "Actually I’ve wanted the wna joy unconfined in Dodger you know.” BY OWNER 14 room bouse, furn­ town today. Manager Walter Alston sur­ ished, oq 2 lota close U. 97,000— Thera also were a few hang­ veyed his players whooping It up FURNISHED aparimutt clean am My appointments ara made thru PARMER'S AGENCY, exclus­ half cash, balance tiO per over* collected by fans who cele­ in the clubhouse after the game. • l o s e in. Jimmy Cowan, Ph ively. mooth. Phone PA 2-2141. F \ 2-4013. brated the Lot Angeles Dodgers' "This was a team that never winning the National League pen­ quit,” be said quietly, bis eyea FARMER’S AGENCY nant Tuesday in a playoff series N. V. Parmer, Realter against tha Milwaukee Bravos, Movie stare, executive*, the In his cool language, "It was big man ln-the-itreet and Just plain thrill time.” ball fans all sang the praises of 4-LARGE LOTS for tala by Maxle Roionbloora, 70, who told ROOM EfOeteoey Apt, private tbe Dodgers. owner; -Just outside city limits. his disabled veteran's newsstand 1 bath, suitable for one or couple. Phone PA 2-3424. Walter O'Malley, head of tha at Ebbcts Field In Brooklyn to go Across from Pool Office. Dodgers, went to Rt. Vincent's west with his baloved Bums, wept Catholic Church immediately aft­ happy tears. 2-BEDROOM bouse, furnished. er the victory. ”1 thought tha end of the work! Near air base, phone PA 2 2007 “There were two persons In the had come when they moved, but church at that time,” O'Malley now, It's like being back on Bed­ ford Avenue again,” be aald. ROOM A BOARD, reasonable rates. Hwy. 17*2 A 27th. Ph. Legal Notice PA 1-2713 for further Informa­ tion. MYTH JIUKIAI. ClSCIt A M I VOW SKWIAOLU t o D O W N S T A I R S apartmant; 4 LAST SHOWING YI.OHII) t rooms and bath. Adults only. IS I 'H V M 'K N V No. I tS ie OPEN 12:45 Phone PA 2 4333. VI OLA U LACK, 58 R A M B LER 59 B U IC K Til FURNISHED 2 bedroom bouse fU -vsKstra Clean • A Steal JAt IIKTIKIM B L A C K , Earl eta Convertible' • Landed With Fait Snper • Extra monthly; automatic washer. 1 I>.r.nil*nl. child — no pets. FA 2-2800. Pwwer • Rail* and Heater - Sperty Rad n o T iiN t o e r r a t a sta ts: n r k l o m d a t o i Finish • Like New 4-ROOM HOUSE for Sale or Rent; H .rk ln Ul.i-k FEATURE: 1 : 3 9 .3 : 3 9 no furniture; 973 mo. 134 Dog­ A ilflr ..* and t t . i l d . n c * wood Av*., Orange City. 5:39 - 7:39 • 9:39 Sedan • Forder • All New Tires • An Ideal Second Car. $995 $350 5 6 W IL L ISJE E P 31 M O D E L A 2 - Wheel Drive FORD • A Real Rnatlag Baggy $795 $100 Legal Notice M H u e i e c o t s t y u x i x a t o s a iiit o x _ *1 rabU a R m U f T a wham It m a r c o n r.rn i *• .h e re h r a t* ;* In accordant. w ith Baalte* I* • ( the Coniag ll.a u la tlo a . th a t A lb .rt U C aot.r hua r o o u .it.d tha ll* II * a t f t" * ” * * ! . U ,0 " " ‘ **•* lu e u x 'ria ll Lola tl , **' ,*• f f j 't elao L»>» IS and I t , Spring Mammock. I Mblio h aarlnx w ill ha b .ld In th . a.m ln o l. County C .u n i . ° S L ,un' r ‘-“ m m l.aloB .r. room, tv .4n.aday, ttetohar It, IMS • t 1>M r , M t r aa anon te .r a a fta r aa pooatMa. n.mlnoM county Santee Cammlanten > 7 Robert a Brown nam lnela County Xante* D lm to v ru b llih B .y t.m b ar 11, 1«, Ilia . I .a* -BJ^RRRRlwnapiapi 2 1 9 5 8 Renault Dauphines- *1395 TttcXen VttuloJi 800 So. French Ave. ‘ tut your child will be u f i w h il4 playing Id thli oversiied yard at tha tad ol a dead-end street wbtfw tha aaly (raffle win ha Daddy comLag haaat. Tha J u t nfialahed iatcrior will plcaat yau and tha large i c r m t d porch will cool you; 2 bedroom* and other feature*. Prlca $11,300 with only 9830 dowa. Phone FA 2-7221 �II |; -R L . is. «. Female Help Wasted Stop Worrying A bout C hristm as Monty You can cam a -good income as aa AVON Representative. Don’t Delay. Write, Manager, B«a 849, Lockhart, far infer* matins. ia a m • MnHaa • M t e j * 1 ROOF CLEANINGAJWCGAnNG Excluslva agent far IUICO te tela area. Wee* gomteted. es FA 948S7 h r fyee eetimeUe. SILL XVANt This In e guest pete8e thellevM* tend Drive-In tbeetre Hr Lula Tyre. Sanford, In ate “Gulli­ ver’* Travel*". SSAVEf N tw tk M F a n itm sad ArrUibcw IMS TRIUMPH Motor Scooter; M iytri 12 ft. aluminum boot; Qatar triUtr: Mark ID Marcury 808-899 K. First BL Ph. FA M N 1 motor. 1119 W. Dtk. St. • ■ » TALUKS FACTOR! TO TOU • QUICK CKXDIT ALUMINUM • BABY TERMS TXNRTIAN BLIND* IK 6IVK TOP TALUK STAMJ heed. Sag-proof bottom WILSON - MAIER Ehtlescd rail with plastic ends. Piettla or rayon tapes. CotUa or ajlea cord*. M ather of Sanford 13. Special Berrien* HOL’SEWIVEH You may ha the one we are looking for te serve ta AVON TV IK1V1CH wttkta the hour. Service Call 8S30 ptte parts. territory NOW. Write, Mra. Mi* Woe* Guaranteed 9 Me. Ph. laaicb, Box 242, Lockhart, Fla. . krat in the Tlelnity of Club Maoar. tlUM 11 112*114 W. 2nd S t Pb. F A 1-4922 Pb. FA 2-TTW. LOST: Puppy; • weak* DU, and white. REWARD. FA M l* ‘ WANTED; Permanent baby slitar, mature, white, to live in. FA 24144. S n k a rlk Gian* im l P atel Ca. DaUas AsptoH Go. This la e meat pass te the Mevle* HO MH TO LAMB OH MALL lad Drive-In Theatre for Betty Drive Wept - Vvhtag Mean Lamb, Saaferd, ta ice "Gnlli* RENTAUj-Da^j* Week - K « R Earn astra money i i your own Tar’s Trtvela". i bualaci*. No ezparianca or per- PART-TIME WORK - laside ao«al leUteg accessary. Re- help; 11:30 to 1:30 five days PHONE!' D ay?™ ]? f24134 qulraa only law hours a weak week. Apply A 4 1 Reetbeer Night*, FA 9-7U8 or FA *4442 apart time to service BEST Stand. IMS French Ave. RECORD DISPLAYS, loeatad by ua ta food market*, drug YOUNG LADY - 24-40. Back­ AUTO GLASS ground in general office pro­ stores, ate. cedure, with supervisory exper­ INSTALLED Cheap record n ek s art rapidly being replaced by SENSATION­ ience. Must type. Newly opened W taM U U i M OUm AL BEST BRAND SELF-SERV­ office ia Sanford. Eatenatva Deer G t a m Y d i t Glsm public contact. Salary opes. ICE RECORD DISPLAYS. Store 8 H V IC B i7 Call FA 2-20*2. make* money, so do you. Excelgenkartk GI s m s a i Fatal Ce. — i i lent profit. . .but this la NOT M U m LIT A GET RICH QUICK SCHEME, WAITRESS. 9 days per week: US4M We M M. good wages and lips. Call aa w« a rt a highly respected Key Keel Paiai A Bed; Shop R NO 9-4011. neon) company commercially lOih A Saatecd rated. Behind Studebakcr Garage £ Muit have ear and minimum of 1*. Male or Female ttT i toe record inventory, dis­ plays, (to n accounts and id- PERSON with car, panel truck or TV aed RADIO KXPA1R after T T station wagon to pick up dry 1:90 nlgbta and weekends: San­ • vcrtltlng materials. Writs for Gateway To The Waterway cleaning ost commission. Apply ford, Labe Mary aad Longwood. local appolntmtnt, include phone Your EVTNRUDE Dealer Hall's Dry Cleaners, 119 Eaat FA MrtX and FA 29615. number. Robson Sporting Good* Second St., Sanford. REST RECORDS DIV. R. M. Wilkin* Paving Co. S0JH -i E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-3*41 American IteemaUeuI 11. Work Wanted • AspAeH Driveway* — Ndnatriaa, lie. • Fashing Anne M. Lewis Tawer Bldg. IRONING done at my home. Call Quality Workminahip A Materials “ Phil*, t. Pa. FA 2-3997. T arns To Suit Your Budget 30 TANDEM Spartan Trailer; •F re e Estimates * rpa four; perfect condition, DRAFTSMAN - 13 years ia proa•Work Guaranteed J itact 213 Laurel Ave. Phone ent position desires change. ExPhone FA 2-4(90 Sanford, Fla. 1 2-1731. SEAMSTRESS WANTED: must1 perianced archilectual, but will have own sewing machine. Ap­ consider other types of draft­ JA C H O B 'S REPAIR SH O P ro ply Sanford Fabric Center, Waling. Write 1224 Males Ave., Welding — Vach. A Gen. Repairs 1 n r Bldg., 2310 Oak Ave. Winter Park, Fla., nr phone W. 20th. A Old. L. Mary Rd. r after 9:00 p. m., MI 4-7293. SALESLADY at Hogue’s 3 A 10, LAWN MOWER Repairs — Hast- E.V 2473 Park Ave. WILL care for small child in my era Clsaned A Serviced. LEWIS d heme week-days; RivannaPark flALIiS $ bisHV1CC#. HIT Wo iO aria. Pb. FA 2-3902 Wed. or St. n . FA 2 Of fA 2-MI. | Fri. Furniture Storage and Moving Te and From Anywhere HOUSEWORK - Part lima; Ruth C. K. PR8LUPS Hughes, FA 2 6427. 1300 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-12*1 12. Plans Mae Services ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state* SANFORD Plamhtag * Halting menu, invoices, hand kills, and 2399 So. Elm Ph. FA 1-7914. programs, sir. Progressive Printing Ce. Phone FA 2-2*31 30* Waal 13th SL AIR CONDITIONING { DISTRIBUTOR MALM OR PCMAL N il Ua Yeur Furniture. Quick Service With The Cash. SUPER TRADING POST. PA 2-MTT. Waoli ’N Waar Suita Vaa SU M NOW |1 U S MENS BATHING TRUNKS Waa S3.IS NOW IN MENS TROUSERS Waa 93 99 NOW S2JS Over ltoo pain from which to cbooif. Wa can (It all aixti, 22 to «o. ROUND. SHORT and TALL Coma ON la, Wo can Fit V'ALL Wa have out-grown our present quartan — Moving to l a r g e r building, aama plan. HUTCHINS CLOTHING CENTER Hwy. 17-12 Cor. 43D Closed Friday evening and all day Sat. Open Mott thru Tbura. from Noon 'til I p. m. and Opts ALL DAY Sun. SPARTENETTE - 2D ft.; twin bods; awning. Clean inside A SEWING MACHINE - « months out. Patterson, Hollywood Trail­ aid; must nail. Lightweight por­ table. Take over payments; 7 er Ct., 3 mites So. of Sanford payments of ISA) each. Guar* on 17*7. aaltod to bo ported Neat pay­ NEW Sofa Bed with matching ment duo la November. Write club chair; foam rubber cush* 2-BEDROOM 41 ft. air condition loot. 2200. Call before noon. Mrs. Simms, Bos S, e/o Saned trailer, extra clean. Phone *31 RUICK Hardtop, tudor, equip­ ped. Like new, 17,200 miles. 93.000. FA 2 2*09, RENOVATION SPECIAL 3-BEDROOM frailer fully air con­ ditioned, washer and dryer. Will sell equity very reasonable or will trade for equity in 3 bed­ room home. Phone FA 2-3134. Wo Will Rebuild Yoor Old Inncrnprlna Maltrtea To Look and Pool Like Non* INCLUDES:* New Ticking • New Insulation s | | i r | • Cleaning and Reprocessing padding ▼| ] • ’ • Adding New Padding When Necessary | M New Spring Unit 4If Needed) |5 AdJitiuusi Chw»c '32 PLYMOUTH fordor, < cylin­ der; Just had new rings, la‘ serts and,valve Job; clutch less than year old; runs good —took* good; priced right. Phone FA 2-7770. Impale Porter Sedan Radio • Heater - Ask m ate Trane, • P a w n Rteorleg • Tinted Close OB Fiber • TMoao MM Finish With W/W Tk* 80. Magnolia Ave. im f TM Plumbinq A Heating J H. B. POPE CO. 99* I. PM* - FA 14294 ------ COMING SOON------- Formal Opening Dream Homes Tk Down Payment-No Closing M. "D ei” Vales Electrical Ser. 419 Willow Ave. FA 9-7197 ■12 Meiionvillc Ave. PIANO TVNHM A RIF AIRING Dcx Says For Service Cali. . . W. L. HARHON FA 2-4996 FA 2-399S PH. FA 2-4222 After 9 F. H 14. Building • Paiatlag • Repair* ll-A Boater Pastors Licensed — Bonded Painting A PhesH FA 2-7M Decora ling. Free Estimates DAWN ' 8 Work Guaranteed. SEMINOLE REAUTT SALON | P A I N T I N G CONTRACTORS T O T A L PRICE Howto fetter* S Bedrooms I t ; Tile Batko • Screen Porch - Utility Roem * Ts ratio Floors - Careerte * Las icapH Lota • All City Co venieareo. i # A MONTHLY OU PAYMENTS WAIT! WATCH! For Opening Date W. m b S t FA 2-7142 Sanford a 1 1 1 A •*Iou4> CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Remodellag — Free Eatlmatee Heps'rs Phene FA 24744 BILL BERNOSKY, Contractor Hair Styling — Permacent* —Oil | Treatm tnu— TV Stamps, Sad Water — Air Cond Harrletl’a Beanty Neofc, IBS So. OakFA 2-3742. ! 1 FLOOR sanding and finishing li. I% »*n A Plante 5 1 Cleaning, Waxing. t o r v l n i 1 Semteni* Coneey Aon UH. Cte Flowsra For Any Occastee | H. M. GLEASON. Lake Mery SANFORD FLOWER SHOP FA 8-ian or FA M M 1 B A M BOOFINO CITRUS TREES li: Contracting A Repair* U Licensed — Bonded —Iniurec 1 Hamlin on sour root, ready for | FREE ESTIMATES December planting; (V — H". U Sia Sanford Ave. Pb. FA 2-794: May be ssen at 1720 First St. Plymouths PERFECTION OIL HEATER FOR 30 YEARS n i l » * 8 57 DeSoto ’ F lrtdsas Teder Hardtop > VI Kagino* A l i s n a t i t Trans. > Power Steering • Power Brakea - Radio fk Heater • Taa FbUah • Kneel, lost Condition . A "STEAL** Fordor Sedan • Air Conditioned • Power Steering • Power Hrakfn • Radio & Heater • White Sidewall Tires • Re­ mote Control Mirror. This Is A Brand Ntw Car! P9-37 6 Cylinder Tudor Sedan • Custom Package ette Lighter - Oil Kilter. $ $ $ $ 1 9 $ 57 Chevrolet No. PO-27 - Fordor Sedan - Automatic Transmission Whit* Sidewall Tire* • Custom Package - Cigarette Lighter • Oil Filter. 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Sanford Furniture Company Has Sold and Serviced The Famous List $3437.80 Desoto | ROLLAWAY, Hnspttal and Baby AIR CONDITIONING Rada. Day, Waek or Month — CONTRACT sad REPAIR WORK FURNITURE CENTER 1997 Saaferd Ave. FA 2-9999 u se r » n t * Ave, Ph. FA 8-7921 Plumbing 4 Repairs Urn C. Thames PUMPS —SPRINKLER 1921 Sarlta St. FA 14999 AH types aid alias, inatallsd * Dv It Ywiwr PLUMBUM! WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Contracting A Repairs S T I N R Free Estimates Hashtesry aad Snfttp Co. R. L HARVEY 297 W. 2 ed SL Fh. PA 2402 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 24393 SEPTIC TANK SERVICE l i Electrical Services Slice 1949 A. RARE DsRART House Wiring — Elsetrie Service North 9 4422 North 9-4711 Sid Vihteu RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Complete U « a Hateleeanee; 112 Magnolia FA 2-09U Fertiliser—gptsylag — Mewing “In the City of Gracious Living” 59 Chtvrofot Demonstrator WHERE D E A li SHINE 57 C H EV R O LET Fordor Sedan • Tatone P aint * Radio • H ealer • White Hidenall Tirre *. Low M ileage. V*2 Sport Wagon • Automatic TraasmU■loo • Power filterin g - Power Brakes Radio A Healer * White HUcwall Tires < Tetooe Paint. Firepot Guaranteed 10 Years If You Compare PRICES and SPECIFICATIONS You’ll Buy A A SANFORD 300 East First Street (paJifadthm FURNITURE CO. Sanford, Fla. Phone FA 2-1914 BRASS 206 East Commercial Ave, HOLLER MOTOR SALTS Sanford Phone FA 2-5441 U E L ! ________ if Ky �lwkw, w. c: rcKv Exploding Rocket Lights Up Sky PONT WALTON MUCH (UP!) Genld A. Warlike i i IN lipnaaoUlhra la Snafnrd PlwtiB Ami JUJm m I Tarritery 1814 Mellonvillt Avt. Sanford, Florida C har** with m i m t * Bobby M « t, M, WOT** B KeOtanlj.11; Jorry H. imttb, SI, Mumy Walktr, SS, Benny Campbell, XL Jimmy Johaaon, 11, Donald Church p d Eagan* Clark. pr*tait of tavaatlgaUn* Tb* youth was on* of ( | «rs b*ln| chtU tnd at home prior to facing court action. Hodgden i ha baud Erwla aad dla< GAo GRADE A — WHOLE Jamas T. Bumiarnor, IS, lu- ---------------------------- P M Dfllard, U,.and Charloa Pal■ref, S3, wart ik ir f a f with abttaf aad abattlag. 0 . ■ i— ■—— Dig He Milit Sign P a c t ’. CLEVELAND (UPI) Clmlind Indiana harm working aarcamcnt with POET RILEY, Kanaaa (UP1>Digging foxholes bold* as tarrora for Army Pvt Clyda P. Herringtoo af Land, I . D. Ha was a gold minor far tha Black HUls aad worked aa daop as a mlla la tbo «"*• ,M? pU U , f !L •* **•“ * Toronto U* CoMt . L#m| W«r> Padija, who i hut wgak they did not renew their working i (2 Lb. Average) HEAVY WESTERN — GRAIN FED ROAST I h t par craft-men who developed Wide-Track Wheal*, the innovation that brought a new standard of roadability to the Amarieaa paaatnpar •ar, prerent anolhrr freah original for 19601 FRE$H With clean, criap lines they’ve composed a delightful rightness of form with unity and rhythm. Into the proved principle of Wide-Track (wheels farther apart far h t steadier stance) they’re engineered an ingeniously improved BUBpemicHt ayatein. This combination o f i firm foundation and suppfa suspension gives you (lawless control, more skill in the fine art of driving, smooth stability, bump-yielding softness. The power plant is typically Pontiac. A wide range of restleas, groigad gaining power packages to choose.from. Alt are husky V-8*a, ranging from the frugal 425E economy engine that prefer* regular grade gasoline to the fiery Tempest 425. The predate control of W k le-T rn ck Wheel DenJgnl SWANSON’S BLUE PLATE Haven't you been an admiring spectator of Ponliaca long enough? Isn’t this your year to become a participant in Pontiac pleasure, to move up to Pontiac ownership, where the enjoyment la the fuBest, where the point of view is the freshest? WUe-Trwtk Whools give you swaylrse stability, solid comfort. You msiwuver with skillful suitneat, accurate control. It’s the sweetest, most precise, most rewarding driving you’ re crer felt. 4 BEAUTY CAN BRAND : EVAP. 1 DELICIOUS I0 ‘ ill MILK 1 <LIMIT S AT THIS PRICE) HOOD FAMOUS QUALITY — QT. SIZE I THRU SEPT. SO - OCT. S BABY food W ILLIS SOI W. First t -t SL PO N TIAC BAN FORD, FLA. Jura 57 SAN FO RD ' CHULUOTA �W ORLD'S A STAG? Sen. J. William Fulbright aaid yuatarday that be tbbika Amoricana a n thinking too much about mink ruga in «x> pansiva autoa and that thia ia hurting our "ootnprtitiva totodatence" battle w ith B um La. Fulbright, formur proeidunt o f the Univanity o f ArkanBha and aponaor of the Fulbright exchange aeholarahip pro* g ra n , aaid the United State* must place « greater omphaaia an education. Ha took this atend in an addraaa at tha annual •aavention of Southern Nawapaper Pubiiahar*. “Wa devote entirely too much of our productivity to huuriaa and thoaa thlnge which do not contribute to our na­ tional strength. Tha ultimata of our society now aaama to be Wish rugs ia Cadillacs," ha said. Fulbright, chairman o f thu Sonat* Foreign Relations Xommitteu, told tha publishers ha didn't think Khrushchev's Plait to America solved any conflicts between Rusaia and thia country. Ha said it might lead to a series of maettnga Which could help Battle tha cold war. What tha senator wss calling for ia a more realistic fac­ to r up to the gravity of the world political and military situ­ ations by fun-loving Americana, who have fought several ware with gusto, bat forget them too soon. D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D ACMO0B A Pulled MlTo 6W A T too * Worry Clinic evident In tha personality P w t A n exhibited l i U i te e weeks ta UUe country. It ia m cxaggn* ration ta My that m hie person•Uty he ra t t high etehe. That he projected hie fonaato m m . hie humor, hie vitality, Us earthy vigor through the s i t t n a el Meviitoa ie undeniable. Pitt*, burgh, with a largo Kaetern Kura* pea* population, bad beta constt•fed a major security hurdle. Yafo la Pittsburgh he got thu wanna* receptieu el hie tour. The retioa Is s e t bard ta d l* cover. Those who followed him a* television aad wore attracted hr Wa personality wanted ta f i t a A t peasant, TW.000 mental pati•Rta jam our hospital* That ie more than occupy all other hue* the evil aad sinister force ef cow* munJam. Ho had Soma tala the pttul bed* combined! living moms el wflltoas ad Amwt Dr. Kart Mrmtnger soya the largest expense in the usual ia familiar terms. fo infancy 1 Aad aUta’e annual budget is for tha up* Sisallarty, kto wife and sh ild ra hoop of the Institution* for mental had pesesd across the mafia screaa u ideatiflabk hamaa he* potion til logs. Aad tha very fact he had VACCINATE to. MENTAL ILLS brought his taaUty wUh Mm Ia n PfoD., M.D. The simplest and a m t econom­ measure ef the daring of KhrahCASE C-482 Harriet Snetl- ical method for stopping thia ter* grove, aged about 40, ia a dyna­ rifle toll and haavy state tea bur* mic social leader at Gadsden, dam, ia to vaccinate folks. Alabama. Prevent insanity, delinquency, She devotss most of her waking divorce, alcoholism aad drug ad* hours sponsoring a school for diction. How? about M mfntelly handicapped By Mental Health Associations young iters. In your cities, plus church and Recently, I visited thia school, school clinics. for the Mental Health Aaeociatioa But tha very simplest antidote at Gadsden had Invited me to that chsv, bobbed up at the proas con­ 1a “newspaper vaccina." I’m not city for a foil day of lecturoa. joking! WASHINGTON — A reporter’s ference sod in solid, precise tones whom everything happens sooner Frank Helderman, genial news­ later — me. Progressive newspapers thus nip face-to-face meeting with the Presi­ addressed Eisenhower ae “Mr. orToward ths end of the meeting, paper publisher, helped get me Chairman!" of divorces in the bud dent of the United States — when Ike and the reporters played that three of us, side by side, vied for there on schedule, for a storm had hundreds and snatches thousands of teen­ the two exchange words to be re­ one straight-faced, and the trans- the President’s attention. At my grounded my airplane flight. agers from dcUaquaacy, as well as And tha train 1 took waa about school dropouts; corded around the world — css bo script corrected it to "H r. Presi- right wss Jerry Ter Horst of the Detroit Newt and on the left was 10 houra late when It reached dent." a comedy. For a clinical columa alone visit has beau ratified, them same Elwnhnwer’a press conferences It’s always a guessing game as Scotty Rcstoo of the New York Nashville, to Hr. Ualderman gen* te really prophyUUe psychiatry. necesaltics mutt bs faced ua t*. are among the moat dignified rit­ to who will bo "recognised," as Time*. ’ • It ia vaccination against unhap­ The belief is growing that Ehnuhual! la American Journalism. And we say In the trade. Last year, a The President pointed. All three motor plane and had ma flown to piness, divorce and even insanity. chtv. will gs ths whole way la yet — maybe it’s high-tension Jit­ young lady representing a news­ of us gave him a "Who. ms?" tha Country Club for a luncheon Proof? disarmament,’ accompanied bp ters that does It — those ia levity. paper In Anchorage) Alaska, fin­ look. Elsenhower then aaid, "Will of soma 800 leading women of Well, jnst analyse tha contents simultaneous control and inspec­ ally got the nod of recognition take Urn man with glassea." Unplanned levity. , the city. of such a column for n few weeks. tion. Ra ia preparing te taka n I’ve keen wearing glasue for S3 They were all enthusiastic And than realise, too, that U at* from Elsenhower. Her question: Would the President like to come years. Yst instinctively 1 turned backers of Hsntal Health pro­ tracts an annual mail Input that to Alaska for the statehood cele­ to Restoo. Ho wasn’t wearing jects, and you readers should totals |% or m an of tha newsglasses. I looked to Ter Horst and reallta the Importance of this sub­ paper's entire circulation. bration? She naturally expected a polite, bs, too, was without glasses. ject. These letters request boohiate "I’d like to. but - " reply. The In subdued jubilation, I said to on mx problems. Mating Scales on President smiled, thought a mom­ myself, "He mutt mean me." I marriage, "Testa for Sweet­ the utterer of this mistaken Iden­ ent, then tossed a question back reached up there, and sure enough, hearts," aa wall • • "How to Tu­ tification la one of Washington’s at the questioner. "Whet is the glasses. tor Year Child at Homs," plua 10 moat learned and conscientious date?" asked he. The lady news- This unexpected turn so unhing­ other vital topics of major cos­ ed me that I blurted, "Thank you, hound. unprepared, paled, gulped, .ournalists, UP1 White House cor­ es rn Ie the average family. gasped and u ld weakly, "Oh, Ur. Prestdsnt.” Under ordinary respondent Herriman Smith. Literally thousands ef people What Smitty meant to do was dear.” Amid laughter — including circumstances that remark would have written te me, saying they address the President by title, the President’s — that snded that bo ■ sign of courtesy. But here, wars Just on the verge of di­ It’s the traditional signal to bring then Identity himself as "Smith,” question. vorce, iend often had actually as he has been doing all these But nobody laughs at anybody ths Presidential press conference started suit, whan they read one at a press conference because next to a close I years. Then the other day another re­ week he may well be the victim ef I can say 1 wasn’t vary popu­ TRENTON, N. J. (UPI) - Gov. of tha eaaoa In this columa or seat lar with tha White House reporters Robert B. Meyner described as for a “ Harriaga Chart” porter, just In from two days of news conference jitters. land bum of China? Than they obtained a broader covering Chairman Nikita Khrush- And at the last session, tt hap- that day. "lerioua" an epldamic of deadly vUioa and got wise to the fact Manly te ask such questions Is encephalitis that has taken 12 llvaa that they may have been at least to suggest bow-small te the thaw In southern and central New Jer­ 60V4 at fault for tha domestic now initiated. Thu unfrtexlag pro­ cess must go s long way harmed sey. the ceremonial beginning M It is However, be said It should be feud. TAX “NOBAR SENSE" to have say meaning. treated "without creating undue From the cries of many doalarm." The governor noted that By FEED DANRIG only reason for putting U on Is to well. But perhaps the best job In several slate agencies were bat­ gooders, wa should equip EVERY NEW YORK (U P I ) ------Anyone give a director the pleasure of at­ this show was done by tha make­ tling the outbreak that hM hit school child with a private pa?* tempting to recreate a fight up man. His name is Dick Smith. five counties. for prise fighting today? chiatrUt and every married couple Board Stays Out Tha DuPont show of the month scene. In this case, director Dan Latest figures from the state with a personal counsellor. returned to CBS-TV Monday night Petrie—assisted by former fighter Hennery, which premiered on health department show that 12 That panacea sounds good but O f Controversy JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - TBs with a "modern" versus of and a good makeup man —stag­ CBS-TV Monday nighty was really persons, most of them children, Is financially IMPOSSIBLE) "Body and Soul" and ahowrd us ed that big fight beautifully. Gez- two shows In one. Jackie Cooper So It ia high time wo Inject Legislative Prison Committee has that boxing still is a rotten sport. zara was drooling, glauy-cycd, portrays a Navy doctor who is a more "horse sense" Into the hand* agreed to stay out of a contro­ If you recall, in 1M7 John Gar­ putty kneed, putfy-eyed and a bit of a dolt for the first half of ling of our eoctal problems. Uncle versy to which Warden Harvey field played in this movie which mess at the finish. But a victorious the show end then rallies to dem­ Sam can't coddle everybody West was aceused of misconduct at tha Correctional Institute assf used Fight Game Plot 1-A to dem­ mess. And proud and happy, too. onstrate hla professional compe­ throughout Ufa. onstrate: the fight game may be The gamblers are crestfalien, of tence In the latt half. Cooper was And tha best way to stop the Ocala. Sea. Harry O, Stratton of Calla­ corrupt, but man's dignity Is not course. tight-lipped and grim when he had mad trend toward neurollcism and han, committee chairman. Mid a punching bag. In the movie, As a TV play, the stage for the to he, wide-eyed and good-natured divorce te prevention. Vaccinate new penal director H. Q. Cochran Garfield played a Jewish boy finil fight was set rather quickly whrn required. Anyhow, this one the culprits long In advance. Jr. "is folly able to handle MM from the New York alums. In th« and it waa a long wait untU he isn't a Western or a private eye Bigger and more costly state situation at Ocala." TV version, Ben Gaaxara played decided to cross up the move. 1 show. There is no Ja n theme. hospitals are definitely not the a Puerto Rican boy from the New thought Gattara's performance Henneiey’s Intentions are to patch answerl Prevention la the proper York slums. He turned to prize was convincing. He knew what he up the afflicted, not to demolish soluUon, and Mwspaper vaccine New, For Christmas fighting because It waa the moat was supposed to do and did it them. This ts honorable even la the cheapen antidote. logical path for him, became s weU, except for bis tendency to though the execution la labored NEW YORK (UPI) - NfW Bo send for the booklet “ How color photography processes have champ, mingled with human gar­ lapse Into radio announcer-reso- and swathed In cllchea. to Prevent Nervous Breakdowns," bage promoters, gamblers, etc. nance in some intimate scenes. The Channel Swim: "Meet Cyd made possible the latest 1st Christ­ enclosing a stamped return en­ mas greetings — color portrait and gave hla mother, hiz sir! and Ellen Madison played his girl. CharUie” ts set for NBC-TV on velope, plus (son prefit). cards. Iniruduced four ycats ajfo, his best friend the old heave hn This was her first big TV role Give one to each high school. before agreeing to throw the Big and she did herself proud. Franthey will be available throughout (Always write to Dr. Croat the United States this yaar for Fight. The human garbage, of chot Tone came on too strong as la rare of tkis newspaper, ta- the Aral time. course, overplayed its hand and ■ sinister promoter. Iterate Ham­ closing ■ iaag fr at imped, adGarfield Gaasara came to hiz ilton as a punchy fighter gets a The portrait photographs a n drewed envelope and 20c to token by studio photographers. senses in time to win that B.F. big vote from this referee. Flor­ In a rousing finish. ence Stanley wss fine as Ben's rover typing sad printing coats They make reproductions to bril­ This is the old chestnut, or momma and a* usual Nevillo Brand when yon send for see of hie liant color for use In special punching bag. and I think the and Martin Balsam performed booklet*) Christmas folder* Assignment Washington valteya SB. Letter H A creed r n r r r L 88 r SS it- u ii * I ,r Sr ST r- *” Sr % w w IT —1 n - ,52 _ H % ir *" _ 5r T TT 1 22 I _m 1 mm mm i D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D ACBOBB 1. Soviet 1. Fisherman S.-----Paul* EFrttow B. Two-toad 4. 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Nelson, who rose from a news­ boy in Hannibal, Mo., to a top post to Sears, Roebuck and Co., had suffered a stroke Aug. 21 at a party honoring him and his wife, Lena, whom he marr.jd only l u t Fib. 12. By LYLE C. WILSON WASHINGTON (UPI) - Neatly packaged out of the ElsenhowerKhrushchev meeting came some eggs—Republican agga and all in one basket. There Is a proverb about that which begins with two emphatic words: "Don’t put • • It la a good question today whether the springtime meeting between President Elsenhower and Premier Khrushchev to Moscow will be a creator boon to their respective grandchildren than to tha Democratic party. Springtime comes late to Moscow by Ameri­ can standards just as autumn comes early. It wss snowing In Moscow Tuesday when all Ameri­ ca, save, maybe, Fraser, Colo., still awaited Indian summer. So, If Grandpa is going to taka tha Eisenhower tykes to Moscow to a time of the spring thaw and blooming flowers U could be u lata as June when the two chief■ Of stale next gel together. It was Khzuihrliev’i ides that the grandchildren should ba m the Kiaan- bower party, and that they should cium they surely must be more see Moscow abloom and abloesom. Interested to peace, than in praoL Very pretty: But June 1940 la dents and to parties. They have had from right MW a politically critical month In tha until tha Moscow meeting to build United States. Both national nomi- up their hopes for a better world* oattog conventions come up ia July. The political word In re­ The political party which can be tagged to the presidential earncent weeks has been that the paign on chargea of disappointing Democrats art licking a crackling thou hopes is likely to be defeat Issue on which to base their 1M0 ed on election day. presidential campaign. The words uttered ben and M A Moscow meeting just prior to Moscow tine* the end of the talks tha nominating conventions could at Camp David kava been hope­ give the Democrats an overriding ful, confident, optimistic. The Issue. U seems reasonable to be­ citizens arc entitled to heBeta a lieve that such a meeting surely beginning baa been made toward will provide an effective Demo­ better things. This waa t n * after cratic campaign Issue unleu than the 1954 Big Four meeting to la generated to Moscow some con­ Geneva. crete, realists, reassuring pra­ "It is my Judgment," F lu sh am g m a toward peace, reduced aa- ar said then, “ that the prospects Uooal defense costs and learn of a luting peace with Justice are taxation. That leans could ba de­ brighter. The dangers at madam cisive. war a n las*" During the month before the Tha Big Four then tuned ever convention* Americana will ba to their foreign Calaiste n tha to * reading and bearing of Utile else rifle issues to be resolved. Thato than tha meeting of their Presi­ meeting was an absolute failure dent with the Soviet chief. That and the world since h u bee* tot �w it I il O riando’$ N ew est ITEW S-AND PRICES COOD AT A lt FOOD FAIR STORES IN BOTH ORLANDO & SANFORD • 3316 EDGEW OOD DRIVE SPECIAL BONUS . NATIONALLY ADVERTISED FIRE K IN G UTILITY LOAF PAN ST A M P S CRYSTAL CLEAR Ha QUART SIZK THIS WEEK WITH 5500 FOOD ORDER F u ll S tren g th * . AZALEA PARK 25th & Park Ave. Sanford. Fla. ten 9 AM. Till 9 PM. onday thru Saturday Eatwell (Green Label) LIM IT PLEASE HILLSDALE SLICED M A X W E L L H O U SE BAG i FO O D FA IR 1 lb. Con V L G E .T O L E SHORTENING Regular Or fc+ tP T Drip Grind South American Lean and Meaty 1- »|V • ■^t 9 Premium Quality ORLANDO • ALO M A & LAKEWOOD AVE. W INTER PARK • 133 S. LAKE BARTON ROAD �f•« %?v w»' ■ •r, - 3 *?*— ! tfc ■ B IIM Wed. Sept, 30, l D W - P a g a H ooumn Snow Storm Rolls IAcross Colorado M6NTS VAR C U K D -SN O O D W ILSON'S CERTIFIED DENVER (U P I)-T h e r n m a I first major enew storm rolled ee l | of the Rocky Mountains Tuesday, forcing1 many achoola to cioot, | snapping power tinea throughout Denver and slowing traffic to a I snail's pace. By 8 a.m. the weather bores* here had measured 8»* inches of snow since shortly before mid* night, and it w as still snowing briskly throughout a large area reaching from tha mountain# of Wyoming aa fir south ai Colorado or BLUE RIBBON Springs. It was one of the wettest snowa recorded here and the weight ef the soggy snow snapped limbe aa much aa eight inches in dleau eter. V SHANK OR LEG HALF OR WHOLE B u n PORTIONS Hospital Notes SEPTEMBER 23 Admissions Claudest Johnson, Euitls Faye Ethridge, DeBary ” Albert J. Phelps, Sanford Anna Lee Garette, Or lade Births Mr. and M n. 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Allen, long time Elsenhower friead, at La Quinta, about IS miles frail Palm Springs. liagerty noted that the weather forecast for the Palm Spring! area wai "clear, warm aad sunny.” That's the kind of weather the President's doctor's have advised to shako the cold that has both* rred him unco hla return f n a Europe earlier this month. Doctors To M oke Up Gray's M ind TALLAHASSEE (L'Pl) — Sec* relary of State It. A. Gray will undergo a series of medical taste this week on which he plans to base his decision wrhelher to se«k re-election next year. The 77-year-old Cabinet official went to this first checkup Mm * day and will return every day this week except Tuesday. Ho said the weekly Cabinet meeting pre­ venter his going yesterday. EVERY­ BODY NEEDS Frozen P..te, Pjfkefhouui or Cloverleaf 4 9 ROLLS 2-29< CANNON ~ BLANKETS* ^ W H Y P A Y M O R E! 1 5 » 6 « « $ioo HURRY! WHILE THEY LAJ T tiioii ! e CUTTER BEANS e CREEN e CUT CORN SOVDP/ES DEPT. 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Cat* Vn Netewe 112000 11100 22000 31200 432 00 5)200 M to a e J 7.00 11.00 13.00 1100 2400 3700 gwreimaamgaa FAMILY FINANCi SIBVICC# tf jiMfl 125SouthParkAeaaoa PhonrFAfr* ? « 1 2 Sanford. Florida J �Vr i yfOoidcnt to d brief me oa ef the cold wi ■erotic Whip ! aaood that E M m d axpact to keep piling up h a m oamaga M U. f . gold aad gOton. Hie remarks v a n direct' gd^ooptet*Uy at Japan aad Waot! In o msjer policy spscck U tbo nwognon ad tbo International B a w d ry Fuad, tbo aocnUry •aid. “Th* n n u t bo a reorient* § m of tbo policie* of tbo oarikr postwar period aad a new determiaalioa by all tbo iadnstrial couaMM ta (ace tbo common obligation In *h*n in tbo laak of providing Capital to tbo le u developed part* of tbo (no world." Anderson. Praaidoat Eisaahow■ 'I boy financial advlaer, raaaMftad tbo United State*' "firm naUry of maintaining unchanged i t j r i w a t official price of gold" Id MS an auaco. Bo oxpnaaed hop* that tbo curSant U. S. Intact of gold aad d«lIa n of about M,aoo,Mu.(M could i t " reduced by inert**** in our oaainitrclal export* of goods and aorrleai rtlaUra to our import* of Cow Protection LOCKPORT, N. Y. (UP1) OvU Defense officials in western Mgw York's Niagara County aro making .plans for a big caltlo iBMsdup. They want to maka Mrs tt» Mfsa'i 2,000 dairy caltie are barded to safety la tbo tre a t of • aoetoar stuck. ) (or a briefing. AtJ OOF Loader Thoil of California mid th* AFTERMATH O f TYPHOON in Koran laavaa aevarnl hundred homo# near waterfront at Pusan washed away by tidal waves and: 110-mOe an hour winds. The typhona was the worst is M years an d left 600 dead or miaainf and nearly 100,000 bognelcaa. Out At Sinfulness Graham WHEATON, DL (UP1)---- Evan­ •aid bo was "vary, very happy, gelist Bill Graham aaid Basra la very much pieseed" with tha ta n “no possibility of world peace be­ not cause of the sinful cooditioo of the Graham directed Me reoaaita to­ ward students at Wheatoa, whara Graham dcllvcrad tha socaad ha graduated, to IMS. It 1s aaay to neglect God at address In his week-long crusade at Wheaton Collect before a crowd Wbeaton College. It to easy be­ of *.300 driven indoors by a ond- cause students com# la toaa oa den downpour. tonen uranam tiais&ed bis ag­ minate talk, 300 persons stepped forward to moke decisions for Christ. Counselors gave tbo 300 literature and urged they visit lo­ cal clergymen when Um crusade ands. uranam, who preached from tbo same pulpit uaed la IM by lamed evangelist Billy Sunday, Report Pictures Khrushchev As Tyrant, Killer Kacbol aald tha briefing mlj bn bald by a high adminlitratJ official, pnuibly Secretary Stata Cbrtatlaa A. Bertor. Hen two day* of caavernotion* betwr Elaoubower aad Kkraihcbev Camp David, Md., laat vecktiv Boa. Tboauo J. Dodd (D-Cotr Foreign Bolotions committees informed ee they would bo bet W H A T IS IT T HAT Y O U WA N T ? udge Stresses leed For Jail Tbo need for bailor (ariUtloo el M Somlnolo County JtO was rriaed yesterday by County trig* WUtoa Alexander la a tottr to the Seminole County Coal' lUllOQ. 1* hi* letter to Um commission, sdge Alexander stated, "tbo *H for adequate (acIliUoa for to mentally ill, Juvenfl* della •rats and criminal* should ro­ tate tap priority by Um eommto- Etoonhowar • Khiaahrhcv coni manlque tosuod after the talk! waa “vsgua." | Congreoamea of both psrtiel "Everyoao has brakes tha Ten were inclined to adopt a "waj Lommaert manta. How maay of aad tee" attitude in evaluatuii you committed adultery this sum- the Khrushchov visit. Th* congroaamoa also differed oa the toauo of a -ummit meet LUexander said that bo was tl»M to tbo problem" and rtathe necessity for more adoChurch Gives Space Rep. France* P. Bolton (R l hrd Ohio), a member ef the HousJ gate facilities. Affairs Committee, com-I .Commission mambora aaid they For W oman's Club Foreign mented; **I don't think there 1*1 ■ lited the need but, could do The First Mcthodlxt Church ot •thins until they got th* necesOviedo boa voted to grant the any need for one at this time. Wy money tor facilities. Oviedo Woman's Gub the privilege What could bo discussed that of using Fellowship Hall as their wasn’t discussed this weekend (at odem Convenience meeting place (or th* coming Comp David) t " Rep. Torbert H. MacDonald (D- ARLINGTON, Vt. (UP1) right-month Mason. Previous meetings were held In M an.) saw "no g n a t harm In a l hot lunch program at a high the building owned by the Wom­ summit conference" but laid he col hero was delayed for thouan’s Gub. This building waa sold didn’t think much would be ac­ da of students because an au­ in July and plans are underway complished under such "highly ntie dishwasher had nut been for a now building to bo construct­ formal and protocol-ridden" con­ lilled when the school year ditions. ed In the mot future. I 9 h s|L jk dividends, wM hasten tha day. Step In —*• i WORLD’S LARGEST radio telescope being erected near Sugar Grove, \V. V«„ for the N'avy will be u $70 million facility m pictured in thU artist's conception. Thu huge radio-telescope will dwarf normal sized vehicles and ether equipment. Back adm inutr.U ULLAHABSEE (UP1) - Board of Control Chairman i t J . Daatol i*4 th e n * m m i n i l» ekargM tb« overloaded cilMM aad lew fiaUtjr m ania a n damaging tbs 'uultoy" sducatioa program at the University of Florida. Daniel. of Jacksonville, alao toot iaaua with statement* that roll*go aad —hraraMy faraltlaa thorid bo (nod from oataldo « | » eiea Uko tbo Board of Control. ‘While ttnro may bo a I n •decitaea cvsr Um nation a t a a Utopia In whkh tfeoy t all of tbo roaoa rtaa tboy o u t aad Ida (random to do whatfr it tiny oaa agroo upon aauag thfmaolvoa," ho said, “th* aholo id'Ttiopmant of higher education NOVM.M* U M a MW C*O...MAM TOUM A MOCKIT v o te LOCAL. To School IV! Special Dear Parent W Now and for a limited lima only, yo« esa send your college atudent tha coaiplata ■ana of their town and friends, by way of Tha Hanford Herald, special school subscription. Tha 1960 Oltlamobilco are born—aa new bat Every beautiful linn and every nuM fralure it included to briag you lh« medinm-pric* d a n ha* In offer! Oldtmobilo'a now end radiant ilyling it •olUfy your e n a of good Uitc. Ik Balanced Ride with Vlbra-Tuned Bod* to certain la bo the bum* comfortable i The Entire School Year for only n ew M * / log rid* you v# ever tried. bringa now ooth nr ta, new liability, new Mfcty . . , end net* tUrnctl There'* a new balance of power —with two Rorket E n gin e *! Three M lo b lia h rd *erie* to choaac ( m a il 1 7 new n io d e b . . . in clu d in g two new 3 -*eat F ic tla a l C o m e in and *ce the Mighty Smtii/ying 19 6 0 O ld *- mobile* . . . quality built, quality told and quality •orviced fur your Luting M li.f.rliont 6.00 That Let tor from homo everyday maybe hard to get into tha mail, and wa feel aura that with ail their grown-up ema there wUI still be a touch of homesickness. Keep them posted — have to atari right away. Just Call FA 2-2611 n . ’V* »». L* . i : __ to ■, Sanford Herald ■; y # t "" " Cor. 2nd ft Palmetto NFORD, FLA. FA 2-0711 � 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, September 30, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 30, 1959. 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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 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 30, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d2cd618a7131a67f47037b18d40ff44b.pdf 7b367a486ba6f2509078c32ecd38e2c5 PDF Text Text m Bm M gy fm ( Sf f i W O K ' ki t 7 {: offk«r Cap*. 1* A. Arthur to H etoff ileh begins Oct 1 in Sanford. Tha Na> ir. (Navy Photo) Crusade A t GRADEAFLA SLICED, ASSORTED “You may sot be a drunkard, immoral. lie, ate*l, or rommii murdif,” Graham told Mm rally, O A /R Y P tP r DAYTONA BEACH (l/PO-Two MAYFAIR CREAMED persona ware kilted and five others inland irrlouily Sunday night when a honaymoon coupla’i COTTAGE CHEESE car rammed he at’-on Into anothar •y ML MOfrGE W. OMNI .CASE C - 410: Botch, aged i f la a bangle deg boleaging to Bar daughter Judy, although Mrs. Crane and I have bean stuck with (tiding and looking after Boteb ever tiace aha was a pup. ■BeagtN have an unusually keen •tape of smell, Some dogs, like A s greyhound, rely largely on MfM, but others depend almost amaiy an their nose. .And modern medical science might very profitably use this For easmplr, friends of ours In Chicago had a dog -that waa very fond of n irltor to their lame, named Fred. •When Fred would arrive, the dog would jump aU over Mm with delight and stay by hla aide till Fred had to leave. . But Fred waa away for ala ■Maths. When he returned to visit •ur friends, their dog growled and mated him ee an alien, -ladaed, the lady of the houee bid In hold the dog In keep It from biting Fred. Poor Fred waa wohappy to find that his former fanloe pal waa now an enemy. But three weeks later Fred waa growing so easily fatigued and abort of breath that he consulted • phyalciao. “ m d waa diagnosed as having nevere leukemia, and died there*WI ■ few months later. At the time of hla last visit With our friandi, nobody even dreamed Fred waa ailing. But did tha dog dated an un­ natural scent, which caused H to pagan) Fred aa a atrangerT That la quite possible, for leufcamia la a serious blood ailment. fro human beings hava a poor •eflta of smell and tobacco amokera have a m lose than normal, no we probably could naver nottea flat difftrances la odors. Bat a “ bom" dog, like a beagle • hlnodhouud. might aaaily he brained to ptek out early cancer hi psychology, we find tt poanfrta Is “caadltlcn'* n deg to very Mmdn differences h rotors, i m k , tad prohebty aeente. Ym may israB Pavlov's lea- wall aa many other allmanta which cauaa a change in tha body'i internal chen.latry. For chemicals usually have distinctive odors am' an upset la our normal physiology might quickly becoma apparent to a keen-scented dog that had keen taught to apot Just such a pre­ cise spoor. Anyway, I suggest the wider use of doga not just for tasting new surgical methods and new druga, but also for faster diagnosis of human ailments. for a properly trained dog might wander through a crowd of 1,000 people and spot every earty case of cancqr, or diabetes, etc., In a few minutes: tAlways write I. Dr. Crane In care at this newspaper, anclealag n bag 4t stamped, ad­ dressed envetepe and Me la caver typing and printing coela whan yen send h r ane at Me booklets.) vehicle. Tha Highway Patrol Hated tha dead aa two-year-old Sherry An­ drea Lea and her grandfather, | Allan L. Attaway, St, both of Da-, Land. Three olher paatcngera In tha j ear were injured. They re re Anna I Ann Attaway, wife of the victim,' Charlotte Worthy and Beatrice Coleman, ST, all of DeLaod. Injured In the aporta car were Henry Hawklna, 13. and Ma bride, Katherine. H, of Holly Hill. They were married Saturday night. The Highway Patrol filed a 11,000 bond agalnal the bride­ groom pending a full investigation of tha aceident. The patrol said that Injured members In the other ear claimed that Hawklna* vehicle swerved across the center line of ITS. Highway 02, some seven miles west of here, causing the acci­ dent. Troopers said both can were traveling at high speeds. All the Injured were taken la a hospital here. SEAFOOD D EPT Limit 3 Plena* WESTERN LEAH SCALLOPS * 59' PORK CHOPS RIB RIB CENTER CUTS FIRST CUTS LB. La 59-39 The Home Reducing AMI Relaxing Unit The Entire Nation In Raving Ab o u t . . . SLKNDERETTE IS NOW IN S A N roR D & A X d r y r p E p r s .' PRRH BAKED DIHCOVKR hew Feat your Figure Improves with Meodereste’a revolutionary home unit which twists the waist and rolls the hips aad Iblahs M Hairs per minute. CALL OR WRJTR FOR FRHK HOME DEMONSTRATION 3M W. 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FA 2-0281 EATWELL UGHTMEAT ■STICK �tfcn United Fund drfm Oet t. wishing to m akn y opens m ay do Lm uod W in E stablished l'JOd TU ESD A Y , S E PT E M B E R » , I N * SA N FO RD , FL O R ID A HO. M l Is A s TT-diy- Idsv hr Mis- Investigation oI s parental re­ dims* sponsibility for lav breaking by Juvenile* was approved by San* ford City Commissi00 U*t sight. 1 L IT T U I S U M Y wss added to a good golf gam as probably la Washington. The White Jafe* Xaktriat Golf Tournament nmnan-up at the May- S m s aaM the PraallM l wanta The cum minion fold Attorney ta art bath d d n Hiking again. William HutchlMS t. work as a fair Couatry Chib raaatwsd their trophies last night. But at laaat oua high govern- parental responsibility lav coverMrs. Barbara Rowell and Sonny Powell got awards from swat official laid ha doubted whs- lag all crime* by Juvenllei. V m M i* onatsr. pm ltknt of the county chapter «t The problem of JuveaUea driving hraak the deadfeckthat led to before they are s i tagal ago laat frlday'a coUapaa al coatract aeemi to be Quite wldeepread la talks. The possibility that ha aright In­ voke the ThtMtartley law to halt tha atoal strike ta r SO daya abated tomporarily. The White Howe In­ dicated ho would not aeek a backto-back laj unction before ha coo1ulted with the apokaamaa far etoel labor and management. Roger M. Blough, board chair­ man al U. S. Steal, aad union praaldaat David J . McDonald both have accepted the Praaldent’a Sanford's dty commission tsst night approved s Tamps penonaily telcpboucd Invitation to the county. Circuit Judge Voile their children out el trouble, gw Williams Jr, informed the earn* attorney pointed oat The police ahoeld cheek c a n parked at achoola to eee if their A law making It a mUde ment­ driven are II ee aver, aald Cow* or tor the par*nl wboea child got mtialoner Carl Higginbotham. It into trouble while driving haa la agalmt the lav for a fiveuile been on hla mind, said Hutchlion. under I t to drive without a llcana* Moat parent! era law-abiding peo- ad adult is the car, WUliama u* pla and don’t want notoriety. U plained. "If you don't like the they knew that each s law la on lav, chaaga A but d au l ignore the hooka It will help them keep It,'* ho urged. pollution investigating firm's giving the city s coat intimate m i a pollution survey of Imkn Monroe. The firm U Thornton and Co, . A comparative study of present potution with 1951 pollution figures Is dssired by the city, Cost of the survey 1 ’ : A o r L a l E S n ilf C a m may ru g a from 91,Soo to (3,000, City Manager Warren Knowlei KocK€) rinos3un ««^ m oning. NSW YORK (UM) prices at 1 p. American T A T ••e a st Bethlehem Steel ........... C A 0 ......... Chrysler .......... Curtlae-Wright. . DuPeat ............ Kastman Kodak Toed Motor .... General Electric General Motors Graham • Prigs latl. T A T .... Lorillard .......... Minute Maid .. towey ....... 1• 1 ’c m RB 191 Including Sanford police in the city’s group Insurance plan waa approved by the city commission last night subject to approval of city attorney William HutrhJum f ana M a tV saM w aa nn dd 111 C i tftyw Imanai W w t f i w w WB as v a se axtanaiva and a company would Knowles. Including ratlffd WASHINGTON (DPI) — SriY ptoyea in the plea h antieta today reported rocket findJn«» Indicating that temperatures „ *° with proposed to the rami . IMd and lab teats to see what a m e n d m e n t will be i , wuSC I f i l l W l O i IO v na , ... M n llA II n illlU ll A . al DecreesOf Heel dagiaea Fahrenheit. ThU U 10 Umaa higher than had beau assumed ea tha baste aI peartom findings. The researcha rt elao reported extremely fSwerful X-raya which penetrated tha earth's upper ■>■»■>bare after talar flares. Tha s a w information came (rout project Sunflara U vacantly complated by Dr. Herbert Friedman end aaaaclato* of the Naval BeSearch Laboratory. The aelentiaU fired 11 NikeASP rocket* each equipped with IS pound* of iutruaenU . Bight el the rocket* were eeeceaafut, reaching altitude* of ISO to 180 mile*. Three were launched durtog flare* and five during period* of solar quiet or miaar activity, m X-rays with tMrgira as high as i s , 000 volte appeared above tha absorbing layer* at tha earth's at­ mosphere after large flam . ProBtoite. to gunflero 11 tha moat ps- Th* ,tudjf would u k » about a month to complete Knowles exPlained. The date to atari the surwould be up to the Arm that **, “r **, *** *•,iudy* Developer J. Brallty Odham fBUvtoualy haa offered to pay half the coat of tha survey up to (2,(00. Since l»Sl Sanford has spent 91 million on lie sewerage system. The refuse baa been pumped out into the middle of the lake which creates greater dilution. Tha problam to to datarmlna whether this greater dilution haa been enough to haltm a Increasing sewage from g growing population, Kno-wtoe explained. The .State hoard of Health pol­ lution figures show that the lake water la net a health baaard, unitary engineering firms of Metcalf and Eddy and Dr. Abal Wofman determined recently. Tha Mach color of Lake Monroe la due lo a s organic bottom and water­ toed, not aswage. Slated Tomorrow v Sanford Rotarian* will hold a Thu tolar atmospheric temper­ Mask-fay outing at the Farmer* ature* during Haros wan Calcu­ Auction Market on Rt. ITW to­ lated from tha X -ny energies. morrow afternoon. Rotarian* can come to tha outing any time after Hutchtoau aald this moftetog. \Y iterate for tbd last tirifte south of SuifonL Sheriff J. L Hobby looks over Tha group policy la l e u and the operation just befofp State bekorage igents;put thewxe to the atiU »nd paid for by tha city tor Its *»• 38 gallons et moonshine whisky.'Hatch -wga hrteated and enarged with ptoyea. It provides »1,OOS life In­ possession of Illegal liquor and operating a atUl He waa put In the counts’ surant* tor Uw employe, and all awaiting $500 bond.' f (Staff Photo) group hospital-end aurgtaal eeverage. with tha amploya’s family to be covered if he paya tar U, Accidental death and dkmetobarmeat coverage are Included in tha ptan. The policy ta a ’ fringe benefit to cover Don-occupational harm to employe*, said City Managtr W arm Knowlta. Prank Mabsnc J r., who haa had It does net provide fur on-the- charge of San Franciicu Giant job Injuries which art aoverud un­ training facilities at liw Mayfair Seminole County Commistinner waa going on to tha park '‘aspsder workman’s compensation. Country Chib and Inn for the past David Gatcbel today lathed out at dally after all the criticism wa the "premeditated vandalism" that have received about maintaining tlx years Is resigning this post. As vice president of an Orlando occurred at Henry Levy Park the county parks," oil company and owner of an about a week ago and demanded According to Seminole County Missing Boater ElUabcthtowit N. Y. hole), Me­ (he com mission g iv es full report Sheriff J. L. Hobby, about a week bane feeli that ha had best do- (0 the public. Found By Plane Gatrliel “ M ' ................. eommiaslon vole hla time to these businesses. PORT LAUDERDALE (UP!) - The resignation will be cffeclivo that “It waa a dirty shame" what nillr* cast of Sanford. A search pleat today found a when a new manager (ur the Sheriff Hobby aald that benches 47-year-old alrboet cothurts* who and abed* on tne picnic area wan bad bean missing far Area days Hypnotist To Be torn up, tablea pulled out of the to the Everglades. concrete and other acta of vandalThe Game and Wildlife Com­ Jaycee Speaker lam committed. mission plant spotted XJebeid J. Sanford Jayccca speaker Thurs­ Commiaalaa Chairman J o b s Mills suadlng o* a Ugh ridge in day will be ethical hypnotist Joe the Glades with water sumamding New Rocket Turns B. McCauley of Orlando. Hypnot­ him. Tha pilot reported Mills ap ism, Its pressnt use and its use la pearad to bo unhurt. Clouds Purple the future will bo McCauley's FORT WALTON BEACH. Fla. topic. who did this up a tree." Gatchel McCauley majored in psy­ declared. "These sets are not Just (UPt)— An Air Force rocket turned the cloud* purple high chology at Orlando Jr. College some minor mischief dune by over northwest Florid* today in and Hollins College and was train­ Juveniles but premedlsted van­ an experiment to Irani more ed at ths Ethical Hypnotic train­ dalism." about upper air weather rood!- ing center, Irvington, N. J, Commissioner Vernon D u n n echoed Gatchrl's re marks and said that the commission should The small missile b!j>;ed off offer a reward for any Informa­ from the Santa Rosa Island Icat President Signs center shortly before dswn and tion leading to thr arrest of lbs exploded at a pre • determined Foreign Aid Fund vandals. “I’ll contribute 923 my­ point some H mile* above thr self," Dunn said. WASHINGTON JUPI) — Pre­ earth. The burit missile shower­ Krider reported that County En­ ed thr m illed air with particle* sident Elsenhower has signed le­ gineer Bub Davis wss at work gislation providing (3.228,11:1,000 supervising county crews in re­ of sodium. A giant purple cloud formed al­ in new furelgn aid funds and ex­ pairing the damage. Sheriff Hub­ most immediately, glowing In the tending the federal civil right* by said that hi* officer* art workpredawn darkneas. It could be cummlMiun for another two years. seen aa far a« 200 milea away. plans Indicate. Frank Mebane Quits Giant Post ICity To Reconnect 3 Water Weils First Federal Building To Be Dramatically New Tha metal pleat haa a waste lagoon aear teak plant route af Sanford, late which cyanida waste waa running. Throe dty wells were diacemwcted from the water toystea Sept. 4 who* Florida Board at Health testa showed that thto refuse was infiltrating them. Ail traces of cyanide have been pumped out since Sept. 4 aad the Support Pledged ^ lew Assessor ■emtooto Qouaty eemmkaJ today Pledge tbrtr “fell nm to Richard McCanns who L The preliminary plana for a new building lor Us growing operations have been approved by the Direc­ tors of First Federal Savings and Loan Assn. The aaaoditioa' has retained Cunpeen Co., financial Institution consultants, to aastat to planning the MW structure which will be on the northwest corner of the In­ tersection of First St. and Elm Art. The interior k to bo functional, •Mb customer conveoknce aad comfort prime conalderattona. En­ trances ea the north and south will provide easy accesa to the lobby, either from West First Street or Worn the parking lot, designed to handle 33 cars. The latest design ta teller streena wfll be 00 asm aide af the lobby god will have working area for fax teller*, with apace far future expansion. Offices, con­ ference rooms aid desfca -far con­ sults Bans will be on tha opposite side of the lobby. The deear end furnishing* ire to bn custom designed In blend the exterior and intenor architectural treatment. Enclosing this will be e dramatkally modern exterior with glass and brick aa primary building ma- electricity. The advisory warned dtot rider and high seas was) tinea to flood m e ta l lasA city palkemaa at hit home where Morahaad City, N. a , to fl ha waa shaltorlag them far local annab arm during the day. The howler was *xpacUd Juvenile authorities. Patrolman Joseph T. Erwin, to, required W itUchas across hla hand aad face after the beating. Educators M eet TALLAHASSEE (UP1) - Soma US educators will meat hare Thursday for a two-day junior ool­ ites conference, eighth annual cooftronca of its Usd. RcpreacnUUvta are aapteted from 10 Jun­ ior collages now to aperstto* to PWMa and tour additional ones expected to get underway next September. Salesman Gets Life TAMPA (UPI) —A circuit Judge sentenced • 43-year-old automo­ bile salesman today to Ufa im­ prisonment (or the munler of hla wife of four months during a beer drinking bout. Judfo Gunter Slavanaofl called the munler el Mrs. Ethel Marie Brookins, so. ea June U a “senseless killing which corns* out of the uao of alcohol." aid aiato police and civil Jefanaa authorities la reacua operattooe. People ware urged to ilay off tha streets because of the i n t e r from falling Usee and flying gtaaa. Approximately 1.004 Pttoftoh were gathered la 31 shelters botween Georgetown, A C., and Beaufort. Seventy persons w an la tha church at Folly Reach. Khrushchev Off Twenty-one years age today fivw tornadoes struck Chsnaston Cow* For Red China ty within one hour, killing t t par­ MOSCOW (U P I)- Globe trotting sons and causing tores ■ 11lie* Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ dollars ha damaga. chev leaves by plane today for Peiping to report to hi* Chinese Communist alike ea hie historic Journey to the United Stake and bis talks with President Elsenbow*r. Peiping k some MW miles by air from Moscow. Khrushchev la going to Peiping officially to taka part to the 10th anniversary cel*bra Ilona of tbo Chinese Communist leisure of Bank Get« Okay SKETCH OF PROPOSED NEW FIRST FEDERAL BUILDING The Sanford Atlantic National Bank received city commUxton'a permission last night to nuke the alky running batwam tha bank aad the Goodyear building on*way going east from Park Ave. after rite bank's new drive-ia booth* am built. Permission to have elevated corridor* ctcae the alky waa eke granted. The three booths to be an Uw present Goodyear alto, will be eonnect ed by elevated corridor*. M •S F l IP 1 11 V A ^1— uni 1 I �POOD i t am 8-ywuM ( iw m 'i W Th« woman told tho court her redpe w m auger, water and "13 green corn eofai to- ih a gallon.” "It’d about as good u anything I know. I t can kick it, tllH l ■> nM Success O f S A V IN G S TR Y FO O D M AR T MAXW 1LL ■ u i m M k l w p e t , watehtag latently as the lid of a eaffta-Uke GA* Business Boom On In Southeost ATLANTA (U P !)- Southeastern rotation aid wholesalers enjoyed b u tlx u lacraaaaa ranging up to 11 par cast through July of this GRADE A — W H O LE RUHBI (2 Lb. Average) HEAVY WESTERN — GRAIN FED CHUCK CHICAGO (UP1) - Peed lads flNBded by autrittoeal t u c k s a n Miking tho American haeaewift out al MM mLilias a yesr, a Harvsrd University pnfauor laid. Thai* food lada have predated "macks who dUtort truth, ouko Mao claims, health or c h a m b e r throatM dlauM aad prematura death union their advice la tak­ es,’ Dr. Frederick J, Stare said. S ta n , chairman al tho Harvard department nf nutrition, told the ROAST BEEF FRESH U. g. ; J*b * «■ *• V. J* o dviag S tarke Gets D egree Herbert L. Starks el faaford, completed ngulreawats lor a . al M «• h Ground Tho only offshore wall actually drilled wm ptuggod aad ahaadosed Aug. II altar raachlag a depth ol u ,m foet aft KeyWcoL Last weak, tho atate authoriaad the California Compear to drill to i j m last at aa offshore alia l i miles east el Apalachicola asar SL Georgs Island. SWANSON’S ■A room lor sis forte w r . folk#? i tains a ststes’ adfsban boundary ■ / Here’s wkat Jack la confined to a thro* mils halt gi Weed aays Is hfo f t ■ “Ueckebep" cetums seaward from the low water 7 Is Automotive News marks, and anything beyond this f —the sets fodu.tr;’* is federal property. weekly nuwspeper. However, the Gull states ol ROANOKE, Va. (UPI)-An el­ “ INCIDENTALLY some pi Florida, Alabama, Tease, Louisi­ derly Roanoke woman, who went ana and Mississippi claim aa off­ Into shock immediately after find­ yos deshtera are aetog to get shore boundary af 10.3 miles, the ing n prank death note at her the shack of year Uses whew equivalent ol three marine homo last week, died Monday of yes get a chases to drive the saw Chevy COBVAIB os tha leacuaa. a stroke. The high court upheld the fed­ Doctors could not say for sura "At Ctevy's 1M0 car nr*. eral claim to tha tldefondi in whether the note brought os the View, they tot ue wriStea three previous cases but Congress stroke that killed T3-year-old Mrs. machine pounders drive the the foo worth of liquor, a portable In 1MI passed a new law restor­ Walter German. new light car. bar, aad furniture van. ing oil rights In Urn 10.3 milts But police questioned four girls, " I wasn’t ten tent, u iera lly , t o get his hands on the practical a n a to tho states. Holland was i t to IS years old. who admbted ta | m « whirl It around tho taker who cent him hundreds of Friday, Justice started getting one of lbs main bickers el the penning the message "Die tonight peeving greend psvemkete but E to n Ilka funeral roars aad tM calls from persons who saw his Udelands bill. at 13" and leaving copies at had to ask, and get permiastoa, werth of Uqnar-bo nover ordered. sd In the paper and wanted to A 10.3 mile wide strip of sub­ homes in their neighborhood as • to get out In the rough stuff. . It started teat May when an buy his car. merged Gull lands from Ftnsa- "prank." "I took that llttlu bohy .anonymous ealter told Justice’s The bewildered trooper had no cols to the tip of Southern Florida through teuoa tend on u grovel Del. Capt. Ksrmlt Allman prom­ -.Wife tha trooper had toft a faulty Idea who was causing tha troutoe Is under seven different leases to ised to report tho Incident to juv- mud that would make the roey 4toa a ta asrviea station and asked -n o r what might happen nest. five companies. The biggest leasts anile court, but Mid be knew of wheel* H nine eut of ten largo b ir to chock on It. "I think the guy must be some- cover three coastal stretches of no offense with which the girls c a n star and *kld, hut Corvatr the did. No Urc. took It without u tromor, aad kind of a nut," ha said. 4,800,000 seres. could be charged i^ A tow minutes later tha deliverI wasn't hukyteg It one bit. fas began pouring In. And they "I alou bit * ropUca af a wornGduT atop for days. out macadam road with ako doop dmtkboteo and all at hot­ - Sam al p irn piss arrived, than ter than M mite* aa hour aad teo television repairmen, a funnot a flatter or a tramp from oral wreath, four tanks of oiythoaa roar wheel*. te a and oxygan teste. "I triad ta hit thu neit-tp* ' After a white, tha parada tsp track an Iks high speed stocked off u d Justice hoped H curve with my Teat ta tha :W>( aQ over. But ha was wrong. sink' bat too many years of Last Wsdatsday sn unordered drivlag would not lot mo koep Clb putted to front of his houia my foot down with each s light white another cab company phoned car. D ear P arent ta verify another order he hadn't “Habit waa Juat too strong Wide for two. more tails. aad I’d lift my foot doaptte my Now and for a lim ited tlma only, you • Naat cam* an ambulsaca with boot toteittoes. foygea, a tenoral home vehicle, can aend your collega atudsnt tha com plait ••I weald like to Jala thornand a towing sorvlee to rsmovo and of mockaalcs across this nown of their town and friends, by way of b car. nation of ours in tkaeking , Thursday came a truckload of Chevy Chief Knginoer Harry Tho Hanford Herald, apodal school aubacrtptlon. •and followed by a piano, a TV Bar for tko clean rear-unglao ' repairmen, another funeral wreath, compartment. "Yea knuckle knockers won't The E ntire School Year kavg la wear asboatoe gauntLegal Notice tela to change spark ptagt In Ibis baby. NDTU'M o r SUIT "Yog won’t even have t* put BTATS o r FLORIDA TOl n m r W. Bread* anything over your white O m n i Dslhrsrr coate. I n i n a , u m r iit "You cau change tho plugs -T«u arc har.by notirisd that * M il kss bese brought u a la ii you sad tha ell filter without half la U s Circuit Court I* aad tar heading over and yea reach Uamlaat* County, Florida by Mat. hath from tha top." SI* Maa Brauda, tha abbravtatad Wall that’s wkat tho uspari title of which Is Chantary No. .lilt s , Mnltlo lia s Urauds. PlalatlfC say a. va. Qatar W. Brauda, D.i.ndant, Coming to our showroom tbs uaturs of asld ault baton ComOctober I—don’t you misa ill Blslat far Divorce, and you aro T lw t L etter from homo ev ery d ay may bo h ard . . . . that Is if tfcg ?• day stool required to servo * copy of your strike over gets around ta tad* asavar or pleading to thia ault to got ioto (ho Bull, tB d wo fool ouro that e e U s FtelnUtrs atlarnaya. lie n . tag. It’s reported that If tha Strew, Davit A Matataah, Bdwards w ith all their growa-up-Beos there will otlll stool strike now tha nation's jKlteten Saafard. Florida, aad is longest—testa through October site Uo orlplnal aaawar ar alandbo a touch o f hoamkkBsoo. Keep them pooled I, almost every assembly Una lag la tha sffteo of thp Circuit Court, an or haters tho tsih day wlU shat dawn. — hove It start right awoy. e f Octshsr, A. l> IMS. It you fall Sttll'have n few 't i e left at So do to, * Dees as Fro Caafstso bargain prices. Aten mum Will be catered agalaal you. goad used cars. w iuoee my hssd end ofttoiai Thanks for you Mel et tho Clark of tha ctreutt Somebody's LoadingCop Court an this the Srd day s i Sept- (gjJJjA* * » » ft F. Waradaa Ctsrk uf circuit Court Byi Barth* T. Villa* P U tO Clark StM strain, Davla A Mala Iash Xttornepp foe PlaUUII Bdwards Bail I tag Eh ford. Florid* hlbUsb Sept. I, II, I I It, HIS. Holler Ihf Sanford Herald Motor Solos ji Sad A Palmetto / ! A BLUE PLATE S TR A W B ER R Y B ig 2 Lb. PRESERVES B EAU TY Jar F.F.Y. CAN B RAN D DELICIOUS D A T E & N U IB A R EYAP. R eg. M ILK (LIMIT 3 AT THIS PRICE) HOOD FAMOUS QUALITY — QT. SIZE BLEACH SPECIALS GOOD W E ’D . thru SAT. SEPT. 30 • OCT. 3 BEECHNUT STRAINED BABY FOOD 6 Ja rs 5 7 ‘s a n fo r d c h u lu o t a We Reserve The Right To Limit Q ualities upM / HHUMP �JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — "It mile* safely to baae here Monday Tim Kiwaala Club sponsored "Kids Day" was apparently a big •uecesa Saturday, officials of the club reported today. More than 1,008 children from the city and youngsters from the Methodist and Lutheran Children's Homta spent the morning at the Rita Theater. The theater was "Jam-packed", according to officials and lee cream ran out and more had to be ordered from Orlando. Spearheading the drive and pro­ gram was John Wilson, chairman of the Klwanls Club boys and girls program. He was assisted by Judge Ware, Eddie Kirchbotf, Jim Grand. George Andrew Speer. E. S. Douglas, Floyd Palmer, and Club -President J. C. Davis. Officials ef the elub said the success of the program waa due to the "excellent cooperation of the staff ef the Rita Toaster.” Q u o ta b le Q u o te s GERALD A. WARNKE, who ended his career in the Navy at Sanford, will stay here and enter busi­ ness. Wamke has been ap­ pointed sales representa­ tive of Wadell A Reed, rincipai underwriter for ’nited Funds, Inc., one of v the largest mutual fund companies. Ha, his wife, - Jeanne, and daughters, Geri Ann and Melinda Lee, wai the eloeeit call I’ve aver experienced aa a pilot." . That waa how Lt. Cradr. Mor­ ion L, DavDon aI Long Beach, Calif., luramed It up today after returning from the eye of Hurri­ cane Grade with one engine of hit piano gone. The 3f-y*arold father of threa maneuvered the crippled fout-engine Super • Constellation with 28 other men aboard more (ban 300 I ’oltod Press latoraaUaaal JACKSON, MUs. — Mary Ann Mobley, last year's MUs Ameri­ ca, after abandoning plans to be­ came a school teacher In favor of a stage career; “I still hope to get my degree from Ole MUs.; maybe I’ll at­ tend summer school then some­ time.” "BUT M l NOT UNPACKED from the last trip." ob­ served Aviation Control Technician George Hedrick when told of VAH-ll’i forthcoming fleet exercise in the Atlantic. George’s outfit returned early this month from an extended cruise with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediter­ ranean. George and his wife Barbara live in Sanford. (Navy Photo) S Hospital Notes t V# 40 STILL THINKS D 4B P o w t a pla n t should , any further details of the new car, Industry source* said it was a 114-inch whctlbase rar which Ford originally had planned to bring out in the Edsel line in INI. The original plans called for the same overall dimensions as Ford's mw 109.3-inch whtelbasa Falcon except for the wheelbase, overall length and weight. It was to be built—a*—a two » door aad four door sedan. TALLAHASSEE (Ul’l) — Flo­ rida State's itar end Tony Romeo, injured two weeks ago, will again he out of action Saturday when tha Scmlaolea play hoit to the Miami Hurricane,. FSU Coach l'e r ry Mots *ald No. X end John SUyton alio is a doubtful perform er fo r the Miami game. O therw ise, he *aid the firs t un it will be about the mixi a* In last week', lineup when the Seminole* rom ped over Tha Cits* del. 47-8. Mots laid the Hurricane, are the best team phyiirally that FSU has met so far. The Seminole* lost their opener to Wake Forest THE ORIGINIAL 50,000 ITEMS IN ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP, SANFORD, FLA. I n >1-51 T0e 17.95 KNITTING BABY YARN WALL SHELF 47c $4.97 WORSTED 97ciuw PLASTIC ASSEMBLY KITS AND GAMES AUTOS, PLANES, SHIPS, TANKS. MIS8H.ES, CANNON, WAGONS, A VISIBLE MAN. CHESS, PARCHEESI, BINGO, MONOPOLY, EASY MONEY, STADIUM, BAT MASTERSON, AND MANY OTHERS. "INN OK THE SIXTH HAPPINESS" A U 9IM VACUUM RACK TUMBA LEEN $4.97 $57.00 $4.97 FURIOUS SELLING STARTS 1.98 i s I T M » AIRCOUPE, SHOESTRING, FLYING FOOL, RING MASTER, SMOG HOG, ST. LOUIS * MUSTANG. SPEEDSTER, EXPRESS A CABIN CRUISER, RUNABOUT, tug Boat , r e s c u e a n d ■ MANY OTHERS. HOBBY . ACTO .... x »•* G L A Z E CERAMIC «* CARDS •i l , IN TECHNICOLOR 2.97 1.97 COPPERSMITH FAMILY HOBBY 1.50 r u C C T V .n c d l CLA Y .... CHRISTMAS 2 BOXES.... CERAMIC • 2 wo° SCH O O L play ... 112.95 IS | T LUNCH M » IN PLAID BAG CALIBER 79c C R O C H ET SPOOL*.................. 45c JU T E T O N E ....... ........... $8 00 i s i t C SCREEN * KITS FABRIC ..................~ ...... »is.°o SANDER wen J -- ------12.50 CLICI I C ^ND BEADS * SHELLS ASSORTED 10 PKGS. FEATURE; 1:39 • 3:39 5:39 - 7:39 - 9:39 $7.98 MODEL GASOLINE $5.95 ELECTRIC MOTORS OUTBOARD MOTORS $3.50 TRANSFER POSTER PA PER PAPER 22" x 28” - 5 PLY ASSORTED COUWS 10 SheaIt $1.00 FREE PARKIN G GULLIVER’S TRAVELS” PITCHKR POWER MODEL PLANES AND B O A T S ... Coming Soon ! FA 2*0531 H 9100.00 IM S BUckralUt C tV U U U V lU f &■ General Insurance P S.25 CD AikAC PICTURE T R A M C 28 x 22 ........ HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Former heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano said the lop name, In all aports will be Invited to parti­ cipate In a aport, fe,t!r»l and carnival here Jan. 14-17. The four*day program will In­ clude a golf tournament, tcnnl, match*,, swimming exhibition, and a boxing exhibition with the poaiible appearance of heavy, weight champion fngemar Johannion. However, Marciano, chairman of the tports committee, <ald he would not be Involved In the bout with Johannion if the Swede agree, to perform. The main purpote «f the event [, to (elect • “,port,man of the year" for 1869. OPEN 12:15 CO-FEATURE FULL LENGTH CARTOON Fee tare Of Fameae Clutk U NOW Sports Carnival Set A t Hollywood INGRID BERGMAN - COLOR 9 A 22- 20. LAST TIMES TONITE AT 1:23 AND 11:43 P. M. "AL CAPONE” U CO M E *N BROWSE A RO U N D TRAY TOLE CRAFT STARRING ROD STEIGER PLUS AT 9:25 ONLY r YOU SELECT FROM THE LARGEST DIVERSIFIED HOBBY STOCK IN FLORIDA, STOCKS CONSISTS OFt YARNS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, OIL Ai WATER PAINT SETS, MODEL AIRPLANB A BOAT KITS A MOTORS, GAME8, TOYS A POSTER BOARD. ITEMS FOR INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT. NOW BHOWINC OPEN 12:15 a a *w W4* amijnj turbulence that aumoada the eyo of n hurricane. "In the middle at the cloud, we got thin very u n i­ fying roar, which la the bugaboo of all avtalori, Indicating one .el the praps had run away." “ Moorahead and Ttcn took Im­ mediate, and U I may say so, outstanding acuon to correct this runaway," ha said. “ In sort# cases, if the runaway bceomea violent enough, the inboard prop can come off thn shaft and ga through the fuselage." He referred to engineers James D. Moonhead, 3T, Fairmont, W. Va., and Ralph T. Tice, about 35, of New Matamoras, Ohio. The two erowmen quickly feathered a propeller that went out of control and was running much fitter than il was designed. Davlaon, 1MI graduate of the U. S. Naval Academy, said the “runaway" prop developed Just aa he was flying through a “ wall cloud," a sheet of heavy rain and IN ORDER TO SELL OUT IN THE SHORTEST POSSIBLE TINE l l l l f l l JACKSONVILLE. Fla. — Lt. Cmdr. Morgan L. Davidson, 3T, aft­ er spending 11 hours la the eye of hurricane Grade in a Navy DETROIT (UPI) - The Preslhurricane hunter plane; dent of ford Motor Co. announced “She la the worn hurricane I’ve plana today to produce a second seen all season." economy car. Ford President Henry Ford It MILWAUKEE, WU. — John said tha new car wUl be named Roseboro in tha Dodger dressing the Comet and will be sold by room commenting on hU sixth In­ Mercury dealers beginning with ning homer that represented the “tha spring selling season." The aonouncemsnt was made __live__a t . .1814. _MelJonviUe winning run against the Braves: ” *T iwunrw lth all I had. Thera here s r s aatlonal-meftlng of the Ave. can’t be any bigger thrill tbsa Mircury-Edael-Llneoln dealers. Ford- dtscribed tha Comet is a this one." car with "family - 'sited room­ MILWAUKEE, WU. — Hank iness and outstanding economy, to­ Aaron in the Braves dressing gether with the moat graceful and :room ; ; n after losing the flrat game elegant styling." in their National League playoff “Tha Comet," he said, “will go to the market piece in the spring series: “We'll take 'am, we'va bounced of I960 as tha 'aristocrat of tha MIAMI (UPI) The Miami back before." economy cars’." Although Ford refused to m e a l Hurricanes planned to concen­ trate on defines today in prepara­ tion for thq.bag of trick* Florida Sarah Churchill State University la expected to u«e when the two teams meet in In Trouble Again Tallahassee Saturdey, Tommy Hickson, Sanford LONDON (UPI) — l o r a h | Coach Andy Gustafson admitted Barney Driggers, Geneva Churchill, actress daughlsr of Sir he was concerned over how well Susan Donaboe, Sanford Winston Churchill, was fined two Beatrice A. Sikes, Sanford his sophomore-studded tesm can pounds (|3.80) yesterday for being Kelly Clary, Sanford cope with thg Seminole,’ ipeed drunk and disorderly, 31a ry Demitroff, Sanford end deception. A police officer told a mails Mabel Drennon, Sanford 'I have Watched both Tulane Winifred Dunn. Sanford and Florida State, and Florida Births State has much greater team Mr. and Mr*. Patrick Donaapeed," Gustafson said. “We| have hoe, Sanford, a son 'a real job on our hands this week Mr. and Mrs. James L. Sikts, and will hare to come along a Sanford, a son t faster in the next few days to Dismissals i ready." Geraldine Linekugel, Sanford Farmer Stewart, Sanford Irene B. Marston, Sanford Scout Troop Sets Edward Lsreau, Lake Mary Naomi Forbes and baby boy, Lake Mary Hut Dedication John Abrahams, Sanford Lake 3fary’a Boy Scout Troop Ro*« Abrahams, Sanford ■Ml will hold a Court of Honor, Mr*. George E. Fuhrmaa Jr. scout hut dedication and fish fry Algerians Ready and bsby boy, Sanford Saturday at the Lake Mary Scout VIra. William Elling and baby park. All friends of the troop are For Peace Talks gir, Sanford Oinvited. Bertie Stafford, Lake Mary TUNIS, Tunisia (UPI) - Tha The court of honor wilt start 'Algerian rebel government ia ex­ at 1 p. m. with tha dedication of ile announced Monday It was rea­ the new scout hut and park at dy to negotiate "Immtdlelc 3:30. Indian dancing, and a fish Store Going Up A 122,000 store building, with peace'1 with France. fry with huih puppies and all the trimmings is os the agenda foe two apartments on the secood It said tt was ready to "enter floor Is being built by L. C. Clark discusriona with the French gov­ 4 p. m. Ticket, for tha fish fry art $1.23 Sr. at 38444 Hiawatha Ave. The ernment in order 1* discuss the for adults and 73 cents for child­ footing has been poured for the political and military conditions ef ren. Thry may be obtained from cm rnt block structure which will a cease fire and the condition* any Troop 242 scout, from Mrs. leu e the ground floor usable a* and guanntce* of Ibc application gwtlliam Blsksmore or Mrs. Otis two itort icctiona or a single of Mlf-driermtoatioa" for Algeria. Sjoblom. All proceeds will go to area. Tha building is SO by 34Vb This waa the rebel answer to President Charles de Gsulle’s feet. complete tha scout but. peace proposal of 13 da>s ago in which he offarul Algeria self-deTHE OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY termiaatlon—a Amice between In­ N O ,H E3*or nccw N 'ntic! dependence, integration w ith "m am as tvjo school a o ' THousHT France, or aelf-govarnmeat in -AND H I'S O i l OK TMW E /4* afternoon. Navy officials gave much of the credit for the success­ ful flight to Davison, but ho heap­ ed all the praise on his two flight engineers. “ It was the outstanding atten­ tion to duty as far as the en­ gineers’ work was concerned that made It possible for ua to get back safely,” he said. “ Because of this. I’m putting those men in for a citation. C lark G able & Carroll Baker S A N F O R D ,F LA STO RE H OURS A IR 9 A .M . T i ll C O N D IT IO N E D 7 P .M . �LET’S GET ACQUAINTED! SPECIAL THIS W EEK: SA.N1T0NI DRY CLKANVD C D C C SO U TH SIDE ONI n t . PANT* LA U N D R O M A T D AILY C R O S S W O R D « is . - * r Open House V __ E t" T" *" r % Sr TF”f t #, i Ml r - Kg n r i. % w r I % * j7 & F r * r — PfB ■ r jr z W ednesday and T hnnday Septem ber 30th and October le t • 6:30 p. m. to 9:00 p. m. 501 W ert 9th S treet �i' s Golf Tournament Mrs. U V. McLaulln was host* cis at a bridal luncheon Monday •t 1 p. tn. at her horns on 12th St. honoring Mils Janies Xinlaw, bride-elect of Thomas Punch. Ths party rooms w en attrac­ tively decorated with arrange, tnents of pink and whits miied garden flowers, pialas, periwin­ kle and green caiadium learn. Small luncheon tables were overlaid with sheer whits linen and lies clothe. Each was center­ ed with a tiny col glasa plats holding an arrangement of lilies of ths valley, tied with a satin bow to • white lace wedding bell. following o delicious luncheon the hotte n presented Ur hoaoree with a gift a t embroidered pillow cases. Those attending wera M ill Kln­ law, Mrs. E . 0 . Xinlaw, mother of the hoooroot Sllsa Harriett Imaginary Diseases Can Cause Trouble The Joy Clean of tbo first B ep-cj Church of Loogwood a g l ' a t 2 the home of Virginia Jordan la Altamoato. Tha deration « a i A gives by Mary Frantic Lshe, Ma> ‘ ■,1a , IN nowafiMd ---Tam’ H H * il* Iim ilt |i the bualaeta meeting. It v u ' ^ 3 elded to eootlapo the holldlag tuod . for the comlag poor. live this way for u ioag as M Offlcers elected ter tha eeraitil years doesn’t cure them of the year wera CiteHe Fateh, U i d a r t \ i habit. publicity, flaw kivivwwrvi| invdjuvmt Mrs. X. W. Mann, aserstnry and Mrs. Harold Kostasr, entertain­ ment ITS CLEANUP TIME — For Flower Sorority members and pledges ns, from loft. Fun Jordon, Barbara Thomas and Carolyn Watson get together at tha c a r wash sponsored by the group at Harry Adair’s Station on French At*. Saturday. 1116)' made about $40 from the venture and will use it to carry oh their project of helping some deserving child. (Bergstrom Photo) Its Carnival Time Again W ith Witches, Goblins A n d Ghosts It's carnival time, again, mark your calendars for 5:30 p. m* Saturday* October S lit. That's the date set for the Southside School Carnival! Going, going — all sorts of things going on Includ­ ing an auction which is guaranteed to surprise and de­ light. Contact the chairman, Mrs. C. A. Guerry, FA 2-5621 if you have anything to donate. "Enjoy yourself will be the theme," and there will be something for everyone to enjoy! Mother will enjoy a respite from the kitchen. Dad and the little folks the traditional carnival fare of hot dogs, hamburgers, snow­ balls, esndied apples, popcorn, peanuts and soft drinks. Among featured attractions will be rides, dart games, fishing booths and an old fashioned country store. A carnival would not be complete without a cake booth for gourmets, flower booth for gardeners and a pair tree booth. „ Seven Families Visited By W.W. New families welcomed to Sant e d laat weak by Welcome Wagon Hostesses Include Mr, tod wi .j i . ij m sn.K— - ..j llrft Winfield • S. Archer and children, Scotty a n d Madonna from Cranberry, N. J. Mr, Archar la affiliated with the All State Design and Davslopment Co.. In Orlando. _ Mr. and Mra. Glenn Allen and 9 children, Cynthia, Vivian and Lynn. Their home town la Ut ville. Tenn. Mr. Glenn U i l s *rv l” ^ “ bMo County. Ntw n»yy families Include u^j iflfg, James T* Osborne children, Lynn and Beth from Worth, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Vara E. Rig and children, Vera, David, eph, Mary Kstberina and from Beardstoum, IU.; .Mr. and Mrs. Jamas F. Ly Munsons Win A t Duplicate from Bushnell, HI.; Chaplain and Mra. William M. Hearn and chltdran Billy, Ida, E lalu and May Evelyn from AshvlUc, N. C. Chaplain Hearn Tha Sanford Duplicate Bridge Is lbs protcitant chaplain at NAS. Club met at tbe Community Cen­ ter Thursday evening. Winners wars Dr. and Mra. Leonard Mun­ —Wax will not prevent tho mar­ son, first; Mlsa Margaret Davis, ring of furniture through excessive second; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ram­ heat or allowing liquids to stand sey, third and Mrs. J. E. Baker indefinitely. and Mra. George McCall, fourth. But it does provide a protective Another game will be played coating that pravente absorption Thursday at • p. m. at the Com­ Immediately. This allows time to munity Center, llth and Magnolia' wipe away tha moisture before ii can damage the finish. Ava. W W Club Plans Extra Meetings Church Calendar f is AAonedi Mr*. A. X. Shoemaker, Hr*. Lola Home bolder and MU* Doro­ thy Fourakre attended a meeting of the Winter Park Pilot Club lu t Thursday at the Winter Park Power and Light company lounge. Mra. II. L. Wlngard has return­ ed to her home In Augusta, da,, after a two week visit with Mr. and Mrs. Joel 8. Field. Mr. and Mra. Robert E. Mc­ Kee, 303 Oakland, Ave., are an­ nouncing the birth of n ion, Jef­ frey Brian McKee, born Sept. 23 at the Florida Sanitarium and lloapltal In Orlando. Mra. McKee la the former Mias Betty Briason. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Crosby of Greensboro, Fla. are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Domlney In Loch Arbor, Mr. Crosby Is the brother of Mrs. Domincy. tut Call the m an oc woman who goes through life listening for pal­ pitations and dUgnosing cheat pains as thromboses what you will — the heart hypochondriac, the symptomaniae. he Is more to ho publicity. pitied than blamed, fa r his n f(•ring Is real. His symptoms are big-screen, and In flaming color. U U entirely poulble to Mire oomU Into ao excellent fuelmile of a heart attack, even to the point of coUapie. The only damage la to the nervous ayalem d latrna Is acute. The but the dtatreea cheat always has been the seat of many emotionally - baaed dis­ orders, for Instinct clutching pneaslMis of fright and the “heavy cheat'* of sadness. No one has bora able to pinpoint the reason for the persistant sticking plain close to the breast­ bone, born of neurosis. If you have the symptoms of n heart disorder, see your doctors. Expert opinions belong to tha ex­ perts, and nobody ahould terrify us all, Tbe Florida Heart Asso­ ciation, believing in knowledge without fear, hoartlly subscribe! to this philosophy. Diagnosis be­ longs to the doctor—when be tells you that you're well, you can ba* Heve him, If you are pronounced healthy and still Insist on dissipating your worrypowar on a myth, you ara doing youraeU in favor. TUESDAY Deadline for reservations for Night at Pint Methodist Pioneer Fellowship Presbyterian Family Church Wednesday, 1:30 p, m, The Welcome Wagon Club met Church, 8 p. m. Call the office by uoon Tuesday. for tha regular busiacW and pro­ Pinecrest Baptist Church Inter­ WEDNESDAY gram meeting . nt the Sanford mediate R. A. Meeting 7 p. m. WSCS of Grace Methodist Womans Club last weeh. At the Church will hold a plastic party business session it was decided at the Church tomorrow night at to sponsor an additional meeting I o'clock. each month. First Baptist Church Training Beginning in October a lunch­ Union Supper amt Officers Coun­ eon and card party will be held the second Saturday ot each cil 8 p. in. Prayer Meeting 7.30 By MARIAN B, JONES p. m. month at 1 p. m. at the Lake Monroe Inn. Mrs. J. B. Jones Jr., social First Presbyterian Church Girl Mrs. James F. Lyons was a chairman of the WMU announces Scout Troop 233 3:13 p. in. In guest of tbe chib. Following a plans for the ministers meeting the Youth Uldg. Senior Choir Sup­ social hour and card games, re­ scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 6 In per 8 p. m. Midweek Bible hour freshments of cupcakes and coffee 7 p. m. wera served by the hostesses, Mrs. Oviedo. Pinecrest Baptist Church S, S. Use floor cleaning was on Betty McCollough and Mra. Kath­ The Pearl Martin circle will officers and tcacners meeting 7 young iters’ white or colored kid ryn Harris. be in charge of vegetables, the p. tn. Prayer meeting t p, m. or calf shoes before adding more polish. The wax cleans them and Katie Sue in charge of salad, Trustees meeting 1:43 p. m. First Methodist Church Family eliminates powerdy remains of the Nettie Fardel!, dessert and Mary Lawton, meat drinki and Night 8:30 p. m. in McKinley Hall. white polish. bread. * All circle social chairmen are requested to be on hand or have a representative Ihere by 10:30 a. m. the day of the meeting to Mrs. George Stine, Mrs. llarvey help with the lunch. Swanson, Mra. Sue Stevenson, Mr*. Anthony Dinirt. Mrs. Ray Mrs. Joel Field and her guest Mrs. H. L. Wlngard attended a Dcailey, Mrs. Hoy Alford.. Mrt. tea Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Pauline Bryan, In­ dian River Dr„ In Titusville. The tea was given In honor of College Atmosphere At Home Miss Julianna Jordon, chairman of tbe international relations com­ For the college student who lives O OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY 0 Sale Continues Thru Friday! mittee of Pilot International. Miss at home a dormllory-like atmos­ Jordon Is alio a teacher at Flor­ phere in bis room will give him ida Southern College, Lakeland. that important on-campus feeling. During tbe afternoon she spoke to A double deck bed will contribute C LO SEO U T C H IL D R E N ’S I t _ the group of pilot members on to the illusion as will the desk, ber experiences in Germany dur­ books, pin-ups and other standard college-boy Itema. Many of the dou­ ing World War II. The Sanford delegation was al­ ble deck beds on the market can so invited to a dinner honoring be separated and used as twin Miss Jordon, at the Space Room. beds, if desired. Select from Berkshire, Helen Whiting, Mynatte, Nancy Greer mad Oviedo Circles Plan Dinner Pilot Members Attend Tea • NOW* Do Your Wish For Peonies. . . . . When It's Convenient For You! T-SHIRTS • SWEATERS 1 • BERMUDAS many other brand name lines. Fabrics arc volte, piques* rayon Unan, cottons and bembergs. Large array of little or no iron fabrics h i sixes • • 15, 1 0 .2 0 , 144 - 244. VALUES TO $10.95 NEW LOW lo w Joy S. S. Class 3 Names Officers W E D N E S D A Y H O R N IN G c o s t SPECIAL BUY Cotton houiedreues, pinafores and aunbacka. Solid and prints!. several i t th is low price 7 - DAYS A WEEK Ladies' SPORTSWEAR In small sites only. • SKIRTS • SLIM JIMS • PEDAL PUSHERS • SHORTS VALUES TO $8.98 NOW REGULAR $3.99 NOW See the sixe o - 18, 10 . SO, 12Vi* . 244 wasn ’n wear cottone end rayons, large group of many styles. Budget priced.' VALUES TO $8.98 Buy now to finish out the season and atari next summer with Doris Dodson, Nancy Greer, Berkshire, Bobble Brooks, Sue Brett in Mean 0 • 16, 10 • 20, 121a • 24 4 . Beautiful eyelets, drip dry cotton, y u it silk In sheath and flare styles. Frints and solids. VALUES TO $17.95 SHOP AND SAVE ON THESE Wednesday — Thursday — Friday WASH 25c For These 3 Days NO WAITING — NO ATTENDANTS Use As Many Waahete end Dryers As Tan Need SUrt Now — SAVING 50% ON LAUNDRY BILLS USB FAMOUS MAYTAG AUTOMATIC WASHERS Oil The Cteaa. lin t • Free Wash Yaw H ast Come In Today or Tonight Dw The Whale family Weeh In Lena Than An Hoar • Stock • Up A t This Low! Low Price TERRIFFIC NOW BARGAINS! Cotton laces, silks, some cocktail dresses that are perfect h e tfca • ' Double Stitch - Full Cut - 10 Oz. • B ar Tacked A t Strain Points • M achine W pshable - Size 4 To 12 • Shop PENNEY’S You’ll Save Holiday acaaon. You can't alford to pale up these lovely di Clone Kb this drastic reduction. VALUES TO $24.95 �4 Leaders Bed Bm i l l; Catavito, ladtoas i l l; KWabraw, t e s t e r s IN; La* mm, t e a t i n i n ; Mixwall, TV M t e 1»M— Catovto, In­ dian 42; Killsbrew, S iu tara 41; U w , t e a t o n 23; Mantle, Ya»kata II; MaawatL Tlgrra ti. lawad la ardar kgp tetoare Call* ferato, d emean, t a n aad via* canto, wKk Natra Dam aad OUa Mato tin b f m pises. Northwesters, whfek drubbed aa OfcUhame team recovering torn toad vaiaaatof, 42-11, waa tka to* ckalca tt tali eaacfcu lam , t o ll conqueror a( CalUanlt, attnctod NsUaaal U a a a e -ra c * . PlraUi 12-1; Law'. P intos 1M; AatoaalU, Gl.aU 12-10; Coalay, PMa 12-7; Buhl, Bravca 15-0. Ueal etago. H a n llrtalltad Include Two C sgcrs Sign PHILADILPHIA (UP1) - Erato ■oak, • veteran af five National and a-Mngtod far Pafka to Stk b-Grouadad out far Willey to Mi c-Baa far Larktr to 7to d-PUod out tor McMahon to Sfe Lea Angelas 111 Ml MW- a Milwaukee . MOSM.ooe—.t E—Win*. PO-A-Loa Aagetos 279, Mflwaukaa IT-10. DP —OUUan, Neal aad Hodgta; Mathew*. Avila aad Adcock 2. LOB -La* Aagatoa 0, Milwaukee 0. HR—Roseboro. Ip k rorhkaa McDavUt 11-21 2 1 I I Skacry (W, 7-2) T M l 0 9 2 4 WUtoy (L, M) 0 H i l l McMahon I 10 9 11 V —Canton, p l a t e ; DoaatelU, lk; Goman, Ik; Rarilck, 3b; Bog* goaa, If tool line; JaekowakJ, rf foul line. T—1:40. A-11,307. tka lean captain. Sabardaah suf­ fered (trained Ugaaents of hla to re aa tka third play of last Sat­ urday's g a m with Vanderbilt. Louisiana state likewise bad a rooter change bocauae of tojurie*. Coach Paul Diotiel said Maaaou Nalaoo win rtplaca starting right guard Bd McCraedy, Injured to Mat week's fray with TCU. On a happier aoto, halfback Bobby Groan, tba only Florida player Injured to too Uiaaiuippl State g a m , gal • clean MU of health aad to expected to ba back to action whan tka Gators play boat to Virginia. Coach Wade Walker of Missis­ sippi Mato announced two firstunit chaagts after putting hi* Ma­ nana through their first drill for their maatteg with Tenaaeoee. Walker todtaaiad ha will ba atarilag WOlia Daalat at toft halfback, to place of Bobby letouao, and will rsly on Bill Tohill aa hla firstitrtog ouariarback. Alabama itagad rauttoa drill! Hawday, wklla tka Mlaaippt Babel* divided tbtir Una batwaaa tka practka field aad tka teetura n o n . But tkon waa aatktag "reuttoa" ■bout AtiKirn’i prattle*. Coach Ralph Jordan, wkoaa Tlgara drop* pad a » a daelaiaa to TMaoaaao to oaa of the M u m upset* at tka young aaiaoa, put his charges through a grinding 2 Vi-hour Ma­ t e . "W* dlda-t kattlo Taaaaaaoa Uka wa akauld have," Jordan de­ clared. Dodgers 13-5 Pick To Boot Braves NEW YORK (UP!) - Breadway oddmakara laatallad tka Dodxcrs aa 13-2 favaritaa to wto tka National Laagua playoff, followlag their aptntog victory avar tka Bra vac to tka baat-af-thra* acrlaa. Tka Dodgara, tack to tbalr bona park, wara d-J favotUaa to win today'a aacoad gana. If tka Dodgara wto tka playoff*, tka Chicago Whlta So* of the American Laagua will ba favored at 11-ia to boat thorn to tka World Soria*. But if tka Bravaa bouac* back to win tba playoff* tkay will ba favored at 11-10 avar tba Whlta PHILADELPHIA—Laa Matoawa Sox. 122ft, PbUadelphia autpototad Paul A rautud, 1334, La* An­ gelas (10). Kentucky. OUwr line area noaUutad to. eluded Ttnaaaaaa aad Cottoo Lotncr who kicked tba Bald goal that boat Auburn; Htaaiiaippt Mata caour Too* Good*, a dafaaatva riaadout to State * « - « toaa to Florida; and Georgia Tack tackle O Toby Deoaa who cllm uad a bang up defensive gana against SHU by naktog a gana-aavtog tackle on tho final play. LOS ANGELES (UP1) - t e Watsrfield to the tap acorer to tka htotory of tba Laa Aagatoa Kama, collecting 272 potato to eight cam palgni. QUEBEC CITY —Yvon Dunlto, 1MH, Bala Sta. Anna, N. B-, aut­ pototad Charley Jonas, 304, New­ ark, N. J. (10). MONTREAL-Bob Clarcu 2X0 Montreal, stopped Miguel Alvare* 221, Cub* (2). - TAMPA, Via,—Larry Boardmaa, 130Vi, St. Patm burg, Pit., out­ pointed Cacti Courtney, 111ft, Oklahoma City, Okla. (10). SUPPLY YARD Started To start with, to tka Naw-Suo Paid—the Falcon—you sore but never "do without 1" You get modern, line-car styling, six* people room and comfort, a car that's born and bred lor the Amaitm road! u r t m u aaear aaw its m i Like toe fabulous Ford Thunder* bird, tba Falcon's built to tka Tftmtndoui ehangea hnva taken pines — in buaintag gnd living — since 1878, whan W. J. HIU opened the Hill Lumber end Supply Yard at 213 W. Third Street in Sanford. The antomabil* waa aa yet only a fantastic drsaat; moat of tha wont at III a wilderness; baa*ball, football, tha movie*, alectric lights, tha tetophoae, water*mis paiat, Nikita Khrushchev aad thousaada o f aamea common* place to U la goaeratioa were as y et unknown. Yea, M years U a long time. Four generations hava grown up and tha fifth is on tha way. But the Hill Lumber and Supply Yard is atlll aa youthful and vigorous today under the management of its Vice Preeldant J. H. Crapps aa when the Founder W. J . H ill M id hie first order of Lumber. u r t m u taaut im am m m You’Dba amated by the Falcon's beauty. No "atubbincaa" of other can to this field, but tow. alaek. European flair in beautifully proportioned style , . . “wide open" viability all around . . . interior styling that's beak aad snaart Tba Faina is Ford's way of proving n free acaaoaay car Take the price. Though wa can't give you tba figure just yet, you can ba airs tbs Falcon’s price will help prase it’a tka avinicst car. riiM/rem lit start/ Actually, we've Just started to scratch the surface of the Falcon newt, here, Coosa to. Bring all your ques­ tions, but make it soon. Wc have many orders to already. — for m en— Sport C o o t*......... $25 S la c k s.. $7.95 to $12.95 stability Cotton S la c k s ..$4.98 Fell Styles Shoos. . $8.95 to $14.95 Baea the aid landmark that has housed tha business for a* long, w ll ho repiarad hy flnnfsrd’a newaat, meat modern salesroom. Watch for further M M M n a w l e in thin paper* And — in the meantime — Remember: W i l l OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS USUAL DURING ALTERATIONS. �*9 forTenGangs ar S p. at. to eliminate trouble there. Until recently, this area provided tne tourist with a plea­ santly Mia ire spectacle of bearded beatnik guitarists aad bongo drum­ mers. But all that ended when war fare between the younger genera­ tion of Italian villagers aad Ne­ gro' newcomers splashed over Into the square. After several out­ breaks at fighting with flats sad weapons af the screwdriver aad con opener variety, police stepped in. The danger areas are mainly the streets south aad. west of Washington Muars where Bohe­ mian espresso eafbs. Italian restaursals, off beat nightclubs aad homoeeiua! bars draw hordes el young people from tbo far reachos of tbo city ovary Friday and Saturday night. Police say the main point of friction looms to be tho associa­ tion af whita girls, called "Brens hagai babiea" by Uw old-guard Italians, aad Negro youth* who havt moved la from Harlem looklag for thrills—aad trouble, Ital­ ian youths havo formad gangs ta taach tha Nagrota a leaaaa aad drlvt thorn away. "Tliay havt what thoy call neighborhood recreation hails, but thoy are mors Ilka modioval tor­ ture chambers,” laid a Negro artist who has lived for assay years la tba village. "God help you if they ever drag you late c m of them ."--------- ■Baiau- , ■vwuj-y.jff • r ja ck r t n x i r s A round the-world trip of Mar­ ly N day* Oat brought a greater charitable (m IIoi for tba world'* MIAMI (UPI) —‘ Miami Beach p n t f t t u Itaford't J. H. Van jeweler Kabort L. Strauss faced Hoy. federal charges today la connec­ Seeing tba troubles of yoplo* tion with an alleged million dollar In (ar-aU laada aroutaa sympathy fraud involving lo u r. aeutbern lor ihcm, says Vaa Hoy, wbo with states. hit wlfo recently rotunod from a Strauss, 41. was accused In a! grand Jury indictment Monday of global tour. Leaving Saa rraacltco Juaa IS, fraudulently transferring assets of tivo of his II jewelry stores in on board tbo S.S. Proa. Manroo, the four states over to corpora­ the couple visited SS countries tions he arranged to dominate. and three continents. They spent U. S. Atty. Jamea Gullmartin live days la Japan, vltttlag Tokyo, said II million waa Involved la Yokohama, Kobo, aad tbo retort city of Ntkko. Japan's eleaallaeaa the case. But Strauss, wbo enured a plea impressed Vaa Hoy. A Japanese of innocent, said the amount was guide who waa asked hy the tanTYPHOON GROUNDS LINER—The 7,147-ton Australian liner Changih* much less. “ I’ll bo able to prove ford visitor what he thought of in shown aground off Yokknkhi Harbor, Nagoya, Japan, after typhoon my innocence when tbo time ar­ the MacArthur occupation, said that bo bad favored K.. rives," he said. Vara h it. According to latest reports, aH passengers and craw merabnrn From Japan U waa on to Hoag The jeweler waa accused of beaboard th# liner art safe. . . . .______________________ *' lag the principal stockholder in Koag, Singapore, bad Thailand Strauss Jewelers, lac., which with tbo Pros. MonrOo steaming wore bankrupt oo Nov. t, ISM. between Formosa tad Urn China The firm had retail jewolry stores mainland. It woo the first acheIn Mississippi, Alabama, Florida and Georgia. The indictment charged that Ocala Topples Hundreds of persona lined tho claimed the vossol’e 400-foot NORFOLK. Va. (U P l)-E lght Strauss arranged for assets o( stern section ns their* under In*, abort and honked car horns at men who risked their Uvea to five stores la Atlanta to bo trans­ Crooms, 19-7 the crippled vessel, soeked with tematlonal law. salvago a stricken oil tanker tha oil and. filth, loomed Into tight. ferred to corporations he con­ The Crooms Academy Panthers Another waterman had triad to exports said couldn’t ha saved, trolled to conceal them in the football team lost to Ocala'a How­ Thus ended n stranger than fic­ pro pared today to negotiate the tion episode, which bad claimed salvagt tha vessel's bow lection, bankruptcy proceedings. ard High WUd Bulls Thursday, but lost his Ufa In the process. The transfers allegedly took lt-T. sale of their priae for a sum of ono man’s life. Tbo trio hired five men to help are after tba corporations made up ta two aaillion dollars. Crooms' Collias sored la the After the tnnkar went down ana to the stores and took over first half, only to havt tho ball ■The hulk a t Urn once proud SI,- with IU cargo a t ell, Paul Brady them, promised them a 11.000 bonus U the vessel came In, then their asseU by foreclosing oo the OOO-ton -African Queen," aban­ and Lloyd Deir of Suffolk, Va. and called back because of a penalty doned hy tta owners after It hit Bolden Llttla of Holland, Va., •pent months trying to rilse tho down tlald. Ocala Ibca received “Queen." They finally got It • shoal end split In two off Ocean bonrdnd It with shotguns, warded the ball and scored, making n t-0 aliosi last Monday and had it un­ City, Md. last December, waa off other would-be salvagers, and acorn nt tba end of the half. der tow Thursday. Breakin Reported towed into Norfolk Harbor oarly Crooraa scored on ■ long pass But as tha tug boat Mary L. Sunday after a painfully alow 110Hunter lco and Pual Co. was from Jacksoa to Burks la tha McAllister, a Coast Guard cut­ broken into Saturday night and second half, but two mere touch­ mils journey that lasted almost B4 ter escort, and tha wounded |B4.3t taken from tho company downs by tho Wild Bulls pul tho hours. “Queen” began the strange vey- office, according to Sanford Po­ Ocala team In front at tbs finish. Tho adventuresome amateurs, age to Norfolk, Hurries no Gracio lice. The coke macklae at the 13th The Panthers completed three out who boarded the vessel after turned the Journey into a race St. aad Holly Avc. firm waa bur­ of five passes, gtlnsd seven first ethers had tried aad failed to glarised of 11.30. against time. ralp* it, unfurled an American flag aa their vessel entered Nar- C W orry ledge at AppBl i Psychology. V yen ere aaectof top men to re­ ceive ceOepe eckeUiehipe, or key Jebe In Inter BN, or If yee girls wish aoperiaUve hothead material, be aare to pick etnewspaper carrion: By ML GBOBGE W. CBANE CASE C—Ml: Johnny B , aged 14, wanla to carry a newspaper route. "Dr. Crane," Ma society mother protested, "I wonder if I should consent to it. "My husband makta a good salary. And tba newspaper rout* would tie Johnny down. "Thus, he'd miss a lot of play time. Aod In stormy weather, U would mtan he’d have to bo on tbo job, regardless. "So would you advise us to give our consent? Johnny Is simply dying to havo a rout* all bis own. "He helped the termer carrier so he knew* an th* customers. The other boy graduated from high school aad baa now gone to eollaga so Johnny la next in line foe tbo route." Bravo, Nswapapar Boys Yea, it is very wise to en­ courage your sons to be news­ paper boys. And that bolds true, regardless of tba mother's aodal standing or dad's wealth. For children do not inherit busi­ ness Judgment: It must be learn­ ed afresh by each new generation, just like piano playing. Indeed, wealthy families arc the very ones who should bo moat eager for their sons to become newspaper carriers, for tba child­ ren of wealthy parents are often below par la first hand butlaaai gumption. A nswapapar carrier obtains the vary BEST and almost the ONLY real training nowadays In our American "free enterprise” systeip. Other boys may run chores or mow tho lawn, aad thus are lim­ ply paid employs* like lima clock workers. But newspaper carriers are run­ ning aa eotira business aa the •Small Merchant Plan", where­ by they purchase their papers at wholesale. Than they must merchandise and deliver the latter. This re­ quire* punctuality and carefulness about depositing a newspaper in a aafa p la n behind a screen door Instead of oa the lawo. fa addition, tho newspaper car­ rier must ring doorbells aod col­ lect from his customers, after which be prepares hts NET PRO­ FIT. Kindly notice that "NET PRO­ FIT” item, for where else la America do young folks gat any training that teaches them the Importance of NET PROFIT? Circulation Managers art thus the best tutors la America for our "fret satarprlaa" lysitm. Orchids To The CM Orchids should bo offered every local CM (Circulation Manager) (or his starling efforts in training hundreds (sometime* 10.000) boys in sound business practiea. For newspaper camera soon loam Applied Psychology. Thoy encounter Irritable customers aa wall aa motherly aouls who offer them cookies. Thoy must get up courage to ring doorbells, too, even though (hoy a n timid or addicted to stagefright. They must bo good at keeping books. Thus, they sooo learn that the sales price of goods la not tho profit thereon, for they must sub­ tract the wholesale pried from their sales price. No other children la America get this prolonged tutelage in buy­ ing, selling aad credit manage­ ment: It is unique: Newspaper carriers thus are tba beat hope of America's economic future. So favor them with col­ lage scholarships. Employers, they also maks steady workers on whom you can depend, for they are trained busi­ ness leaders and faithful in all sorts of weather. Gtrli, they become superb hus­ band*, too. for they ire good pro­ viders, and experts In "H-B" (Hu­ man Halations). (Always write In Dr. Crane In care af this newspaper. esc lealag a h ag 4c ilamped, eddreaeed envelope aad Me 4* caver typing aad printing costs whan yen send far one of his booklets.) Matthews Evens Armstead Score PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Len Matthews of Philadelphia, who re­ versed one of his two pro defeats Monday night whan he scored a unanimous dacislon over Pauli* Armstead of Lot Angeles, wants a chance to erase the TKO suf­ fered at the bands of Carlos Ortix of Naw York. The seventh ranked Matthews, who sealed 1334*. unlimbcrrd the heavy artillery after opening a cut over the California Slate tltlist’s left eye in the fifth and was able to beat Armstead at his own gam*. Armstead, 1331s, listed Just be­ hind tb* 20 year-old Philadelphian la tba lightweight ranks, tried to repeat the hotly argued spill de­ cision be gained over Matthews last January by leading with long rights to tha head, than pressing in close, scoring with quick com­ binations. Referee Joe Sweeny scored Mon­ day night's bout 4*-43, judge Nat* Lopcnson saw it 49 42. and Judge Lco Trcis carded it M-43. all in favor of Matthews. United Press International gave tha Philadel­ phian a 46-43 margin. NORMAN, Okla. (UPI) - The University at Oklahoma football team physician said Monday night h* believod M Sooner players ware poisoned "by some Mad of chemi­ cal or drug" before their 43-13 loss to Northwestern University Sat­ urday. Dr. D. G. (Mike) Willard said he hopes to have a complete re­ port within e day or so on inveitigallons made by Chicago and Evanston. 111., authorities into the sudden sickness of the players Thursday night, about 42 hours before tho game. “There la no question in my mind, and this is my personal opinion, hut that these boys ware poisoned by some kind of chemi­ cal or drug," Willard aald. Several of the Oklahoma playlog at a large Chicago night club. Team officials suspected they had suffered food poisoning as result of a fruit aalad they ate, but Chi­ cago health official* ruled thia out Friday morning after a quick In­ vestigation. Charlie Grimm Back For Third Time As Cub Pilot CHICAGO (UPI) ____ Charlie Grimm basins his third tarm as J manager of the Chicago Cubs to­ day without an idea how to con-! vert a team that has twice fin lshcd in a fifth place tit, into a 1040 pennant winner. "I don't know what wt have to have to make us a contender,” be •aid. "But I do know of five boys in the farm system who might help us. And .what cist it'll take, wa'll have to decide ia confer­ ence! In the near future." Grimm, 61, a .Cub vice presi­ dent for the past two years, was named to succeed Bob Scheffiag Monday when the latter "re­ signed” after a negotiation parley with club President Philip K. Wrigley. Scheming will remain with the club with only "a alight cut ia pay." but bis exact duties bava to be determined, lie might be­ come a farm team manager, or perhaps work In the farm organ!tatloa, but Wrigley emphasized II would be a "baseball" job and not Grimm, wbo previously man­ aged the Cubs from Aug. 4, 1932 through July 20, IKU, and from May 7, 1944 through June 10. 1949. said he look the job again "only because of Mr. Wrigley." Y o u r N «w Y o rk Lif* Why we built two cars for 1960... as different as night and day! On October 2 —for the first time in Chevrolet's 49-year history—you will be able to walk into your dealer's showroom and see two totally different kinds o f cars. ■ One is the conventional 1960 Chevrolet, brand new in appearance and more beautifully refined and luxurious than you can imagine . ■ The other is unlike any car we or anybody else ever built—the revolutionary Corvair, with the engine in the rear where it belongs in a compact car, ■ We'd like to tell you why we built two such different cars, how we built them—and fo r whom we built them . Why two kinds of care? Because America itself has been going through aoreo big change* la tha p u t few year*. Our cities havo boon straining at their seams. Traffic la Jera-paektd. Parking space is at a premium. And our suburbo havo spread like wildfire. People are living farther from their work, driving more mil** on crowded streets. Thar* is new leisure time—but more thing* to do. Th«rs‘a a new standard of living—aad more n**d for two care in the family garag*. In short, America's automobile needs havt become so complex that no ona kind of ear can utisfy them completely. That la why w* at Chevrolet, keeping tab oa that* trends, have had a revolutionary comport ear In th* planning atagee h r more than nine year* undergoing revisions and refinements. Consequently, whan w# decided three years ago to prepare for production of such a car wa were ready to build it tha way It abould bo built. There waa no ntod for a h u ty "crash" program that would rreata only n aawed-off version of a con \eni tonal-sired car. That is why tha two care you will aaa In your dealer's showroom October 2 will be two entirely different kinds of cars—each ono built the way it should bo built, to b u t fill tha needs it wax meant to fill. One is tha conventional '60 Chevrolet—brand new in beauty, with naw space inside, new spirit under the hood, a naw feeling of sumptuouaneea and luxury navtr before attained by any car in iu field. There la great VS power, linked with new th r if t, plus C hevrolet'* superb (and America’s moat popular) S-cyllndtr angina. I t la a traditional ear that corns* even closer to per­ fection—in silence, in room, In i u e of control, In vtlvoty rida—than any car wo hav* over mads. Th* other la tha Corvair, a compact car that la astonishingly different from anything over built in this country. It h u to be—because thia la a au-paiitngtr compact car, with a really remarkable performance . , . a car designed specifically to American standards of comfort, to American traffic need*. Th* engine la In th* rear, Among th* baaie advantage* resulting from thia angina location are hotter traction on a compact lOS-lneh wheel­ base and a practically flat floor. But to b* placed in th* rear, the engine had to b« ultra light and ultra abort. So Corvair'a engine la totally now— mootly aluminum and air rooltd; It woigha about 40 per cent lesa than conventional anginas. It la a "flat" horizontally opposed aix—so it la only threw cylinder* long • . . and lhat leave* a lot more room for paseengtre. Another weight aavlng: lik* modem airplane*, the Corvair has no frame; th* body-shell supplies it* great atructural strength . , . U'a a welded unit that la virtually squeak- and rattlo-frae. Th* rid* la fantastic. But !o get it w* had to design independent suspension at avary wheel; conventional springing would givo a compact car r choppy rida. Right now wt’U malt* ona pre­ diction: th* Corvair will b* tbo only American compact car with this typ* of suspension system —th* only on* that ridaa to comfortably, hold* th* road ao firmly and bandits so beautifully. Now there are two kinds of can from Chovrolat —because it take* two kinds of care to servo America's needs today. If you lav# luxury—tho utmoat In luxury-end If you wank generous interior space, breath-taking performance, auto­ matic drive* and power aaalaU—then tha con­ ventional '60 Chevrolet may b* your choic*. If oaay parking, traffic agility and Utmoat economy are high on your Hat—then you ahould seriously consider tha Corvair. But tho best thing to do is to look thasa two naw cars ovar a t your Chavrolat dealer'*. . . taka them out for • drive. It may b* that th* only logical choic* for your family between two care Ilka thia la—both. They make a perfect pair. «om*iOKilthe*ci#ta* ike issr *basis Mr «trt lisctiM ia carawing aad dmtag sa k*. wed sr aw* Canrsir. by li sidle* aassheaviness tl (nat-engm rampart cars, sis*pass yse better ridMg. handbag aad bitkisg chvsctantfia A g s n t In Sanford is v A BILL f f f l WADE we ion unmwmki coarutr See all the new Chevrolete October i at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer' 9 MOTOR FA 2-31*3 SANFORD flee; Ratland Bid*. Orlande . GA 1*619 • H it INS'JIANC! • ACCIDENT * JICINIU INIUSSNCI • O four IMUIANCI • IMhOTlt KM,ON ftANJ Corner 2nd & Palm etto SANFORD SALES �• - ' > , : k ft-A iV 1 V.i #-"yA|fc turned W t M i t memorable •bow. Instead, Sdiulherg u d Us hrotbar, Sturt, added tracn ot a to u t* * to tbo TV story at a««wy a ^ J t o r t wrttosa. A m i'iti& rp, y q w xum T M ftyeA j oar a u w N 'r i v y w oa^Mead aad tot sllbo la Ms*tqK ward etlmb. They also modified retoUanahipe u d toft u with a rootiaa radial of aa eft told TV Uto. lUmambar "Tbo Velvet Trap" aad "The Comedian” >M TVt Of ro o m . Scbulberg baa a right to tamper with Us creation, and mallow with tbo years. Un­ fortunately, bo destnyod Uto in* pact of aomo vital scenes sad completely bypassed others la tbo PfOCtife lo rry Blydea bad difficulty being a convincing t ■ U " a n-goodnik, but 1 place part ot the blame on Uto “ humanized" script. Physically Blydea also carried too much weight for Sammy’s essentially ferret-llke figure. Too often, be Medal. SulUvaa’a' timing la atm o u ot tbs wonders of the TV Jadod i j . As ia Spototo. Italy, SoUtvaa’a special consisted of many video­ taped outdoor scenes. This time, the settings ware the parks, t be­ aten, streets and squares of Mos­ cow. Three Russian acta Joined with Bias Stevens, Dick Coatiao, Uw Barry Siston, Margaret Tyaee. Marge and Gower Champion and other American performer s to pro­ vide Uto entertainment. Because of tbs totals and Um m using be­ hind tbs abow, each act carried a built-in tingle. It's my hope Uut our 'talent had the tame electrify­ Berio put m a d m a sad Lucy smoked a cigar. It would bavo b a n fonator aa a »■minute abow. Oa Suaday, Alfred Hltcheoek touacbed bla fifth CBS-TV season with a superb acting Job by Laurcace Harvey, who played a chicken fanner with a aaw chick­ en feed ingredient—Ms as-girt Mead . . "Tbo Splendid Ameri­ can." ABC-TV Sunday night spe­ cial about Americans ia Loot, waa a beautifully-presanted tribute to ■oma dedicated people . . . I barely roeepiaed Dick CUrit Sua­ day night aa be brought is a aaw ABC-TV abow, world ot talent. Ha sIjim* JMTKAIN1M? tS M W S i m m M«na*ttX> 60T0UTCFIUE l DfiDPMXlB BFltS-VOI'K KLV %DU’U.BEPICkEPaFUtiR9WlNA W HAPpfIf . . __ . POWTTJOCU ) M s.vam f p u p - i aw ^ a bargain yXJHSIMTUE and IS The A SANFORD WHOPPER OF HERALD A BUY!! 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LABQB data Ana. apt, Mortgage Money Problems Heard By Loan Groups Gcorie Touby, executive vlca president of Pint Federal Savings and Loan Assa., hat re tu rn ! from the conveatiea of tba Florida Sav­ ings and Loan League at Ft. Lau­ derdale. Touby served as chairman of tbo nominating committee and re ­ ports that Georg* Caster of Coral Gables was elected pretidaat for the coming year. With the federal government at­ tempting to combat inflation through Increased money rate*, the delegates heard discussions on rates for mortglia money, 40 per cent of which for single family dwellings is supplied by the Sav­ ings and Loan organisations. The attempt to keep up with the antiinflationary affects and still not discourage the borne building de­ mand la thin fatt-growing atnta is n problem the thrift Institutions represented at the convention ire trying to aolve, Touby said. Although the assets ef Savings and Loan Association* la tbo atnta now 'exceed IVs bUUoo, and to spite of tbo fact that savings this year hava reached an all tima high, money from outside Florida must be used to meet the housing construction and purchase demand, it was pointed out. As la tho casa with First Fade ril here, most luociatioas are paying dividends or four per cent a year to attract eavtog*, but tho influx of people Into the Sun­ shine state has kept demand ahead of supply for mooay aa the new­ comers try to buy or build homos, Touby said. Junior Gridders Clash Tuesday Sanford Junior High’s "heavy1 football tsam will meet et St. Cloud Junior high teem here at T:X tonight (or the local squad's first gsme of the Mason. The teem* for boys from 14 yeirs ■nd 110 pounds up, win play to Municipal Stadium. Approximately 20 Sanford play­ ers will be to uniform for the eon test. St. Cloud bsa a "pretty fair team" say a Sanford coach Dan Telham. The lineup for Sanford la: tads Pearly Foley, number M and Da vid Yates, number to; tackle#. Richard Hargrave, number 27, and Eddie Foster, number to; guards, Tommy Crow, number M and Jen kins, number to; canter. Rad Jaa sen, number >1; quarterback. Bud dy Lawson, number It; fullback Lee Sparkman, number 17; left halfback. Ralph Simas, number nine; and right halfback, Tommy Brooks, numbtr 10. Ssnford Junior High'i "midget' team beat Port Orange 41-0 Thureday night. Mora than too people attended the conteit to which evaey boy aa the local team played. Ricky Golloher scored four touchdowns aad Jimmy Touby and. Paul Colmin scored one each. All but one eatra point waa made. « WANT ADS BRING aiWXU|A*Wil»aiw.ii»,WwUK,Uiiwm*. "With this number we include a box of checkers V* 2-ROOM furnished apartment, Stop Worrying About also 8 . room furnished partJ . W. HALL Christmas Muncy ment. 310 Magnolia. Available You can earn a good income Realtor now. Telephone A. K. Rouet"Call Hall" Phone FA 2 3641 as an AVON Representative. ter, Florist, FA 2-1UL Don’t Delay. Write. Manager, FURNISHED cottage located at PINECREST tod ADDITION: 3 Box 248, Lockhart, for Infor­ bedroom, l bath; large living mation. Five Point! $83 per month. room and bedrooms. Kitchen Phono FA 2 1481. Westlnghouie equipped. Full price $13,300, Phone owner, SEAMSTRESS WANTED: tnuil NICE apartment; will furnish, FA 3-4073; for details ft terms. ltot Magnolia. hive awn lewlng mtchme. Ap­ ply Sanford Fabric Center, Wal­ LOWER floor 8-room furnished ker Bldg., 2310 Oak Ave. apartment. Phone FA 2-0133. STEMPER HAS HOUSE — Lake Mary, FA 2 llto. the key to your home in Wynne HOUSEWIVES wood. Complete with three bed­ You may be the one wr are This is a gueit paaa to tbo Movierooms. playroom, and a great looking for to aerve an AVON land Drive-In Theater for Bob big beautiful oak tree! The lemtory NOW. Wnle. Airs. MICrumley to tee "Al Capone". price to $12,300. and you may Isnich, Box 248. Lockhart, Fla. suggest tha terms. W. H. "BUI" STEMPER Agency Realtor ft laserer Permanent baby inter, mature, PboM FA 2-4M1 112 N. Park, white, to live in. FA 2-3141. LBN RISNIR LOTTIE BROAANAY BETTTI D. SMITH Associates U1 M. P art Pa. FA at. fa This la a guest pass to Uto Movie laod Drive-la The* Ira for Gay Bailey to set "Al Capaaa". REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2344 Frtncn Ave. sn o rt m Roy Reel Fatal ft Bad; Shop 10th ft Sanford Behind Studabaker Garage M. Call NO 3-4311 STEMPER STATES WANTED; A mortgage loan *n 3-BEDROOM Pinecrest Home; that we have ton few bomei to local income properly. Will pay S ', monthly on yearly payscreened patio. Phone FA 2-3333 aoll an convenient to schooli, menla. P. 0. Box 858, Sanford. afternoons or evenings. shopping and the Naval Air DISTRIBUTOR 3-BEDROOM furnished houee 2T1S Base. This moderatsty priced beautiful 3 bedroom home D MALE OR FKMAl.fl So. Park. FA 2-0M1. pricea to SELL at $10,300. FULL OR PART TIME 1-ROOM COTTAGE for rent with Earn extra money in your own bath and electric kitchenetta; W. B. "BUT* STEMPER Ageacy builncia. No experience or per BsaMer ft lasertr partly furnished; 333 n month. tonal aelllng neemary. Rr 112 N. Park Mrs. Paul Marra, Monroe Cor­ Phons FA 2-4M1 quires only few houn a week ner, Telephone FA 3-321. apare lima to service BEST 1-LOT, 70 ft. wide by 148 ft. RECORD DISPLAYS, located 3-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped, deep, cleared, facing Country by ua In food markets, drug Club Rd. in Loch Arbor auction, fenced yard. FA 2-2132. stores, etc. call FA 2-1123. ROOM A BOARD, reaaonabla Chesp record racks are rapidlyrates. Hwy. 1T-M A 2Tth. Ph. being replaced by SENSATION­ FA 2-2713 for further informs- C. A. Whiddon, Sr. AL BEST BRAND SELF-SERV­ ttoo. ICE RECORD DISPLAYS. Store BROKER mikes money, so do you. ExcelD O W N S T A IR S apartment; 4 tea So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 SM1 lent profit. . .but this Is NOT rooms and bath. Adults only. 3-BEDROOM house, largo lot, A GET RICH QUICK SCHEME, Phone FA 21443. at we are a highly respected 2400 Adami Court, Wynns wood. record company commercially FURNISHED 2 bedroom house fIS Terms. rated. monthly; automatic washer. 1 Muit have car and minimum of child - n o pets. FA 2 IMS. *373 for record Inventory. di«Seminole R ealty 4-ROOM HOUSE for Salt or Rent; plsys, store accounts and ad­ w. D r a m a s - r e a l t o r no furniture; S73 mo. 138 Dog vertising materials. Write for CUa. Methvto—Velma Com tin , wood Avt., Orange City. local appointment. Include phone Adelaide H. Maws — Associate*, number. U fl P a rt Ava. F a 332U BEST RECORDS niV. Desirable and nicely furnished 1 American International bedroom house at 2411 Palmetto Rena L. Payton Industries, Inc. Ava. Newly decorated. Doubla* Registered Real Estate Broker Lewis Tower Rldg. car garage. Citrue tm *. ASSOCIATE** Phils. 2. Pa. Maty E. Carman — D a Salvall PHONE FA 2o r 4 er FA 2-0842. Ph. FA 2-1X1 17-82 at Hiawatha 8. Female Help Wanted b r a ss a r s p in Vest GIrbr 112*114 w. W. A. Cagle, Jr. Saleaman 118 S. French Are. Ph. FA 2-3221 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2301 1 ROOM Efficiency Apt, private After bean, FA 2-211*. FA 2-4121. bath, auitshto for oee or couple. FA 34381 BY OWNER: 2-bedroom home, Across Dorn Fast Office. best location In Country Club IF IT IS REAL ESTATE Manor. Phono FA 2 6442. ask Crumley ft Moatoith 2-BEDROOM bouse, furnished. Near air base. Phono FA 2 X07 at 117 South P a n Ph. FA 2-403 LONGWOOD AREA: Nice amall or FA 24730. new Ctl home; 2 large fenced high A dry lots; tall plnea. ROOM tod BOARD. Ph. FA 2-0M3 St. J* Lu &*//p $4,100. Manor Mobile Home), 1-BEDROOM house, furnished, 330 ltd M. Parti Avo. H . I U 4 1 U Block C., M. A. Rldcnow. per "month; *13* Laaret Avw. OpporTunTIJM m Phone NO S-tMl or after • F. MAJOR BROWN REALTY Realtor LAEB MART Ph. FA 3-3337 er FA 1-1984. B ack Reakarttt Glaaa a a l M R Caw SEE CULLEN A HARKEY FUHN. Apt W to W. 1st S t W indshield Daar Glaaa BERTICX FARM: SI acre* *ltod( u v m l ■Uir>, 111 Fart. flowing walls. L in a barn _Ronmy — S - BE — -----Easy APARTMENT; ctoaa, atealy. AmS. Real Estate Fee Bale Unas. Ph. FA a i m lahad, acnaa perch, MS. Ml HOMES AND LOTS for colored Magnolia Avi. Ph. NO S4M7. 2-BEDROOM, CB. lto bath b o as people. Alio homes built on Iota. FA M*SL Roy Wall. Phone FA 2-1387. 1 • BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped. tU W. Mb SL Fb LOCH ARBOR: Beautiful11 BR. FA M M . home near geU course. Overalls Stemper Believes yard with many trees. You NICE a-bedreom furnished home, You will delight in entertaining must ate this bargain. FA 2-4823 to reliable couple. Hava yard if you become the proud owners man. W a a Csll Mrs. Nutt, of oee of our new 3 bedroom, FA 24109. 2 bath home*, with their many ccufocl ten ling featurei. DownMODERN 3-bedroom home, kit- FA M M payments >urt at $330.00. Call chew famished. Far appointment RAYMOND M. BALL Today. call rA 247*9. AND ASSOCIATES W. I . "BM- STEM PER Agent, ROOMS and a small house, cou­ Realtor ft h earer ples only. Phone FA 2-Mll. ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taller. 4-ROOM furnished apartment |S0 g it So. Park Are. Ph. FA 2-1841 Arthur T. Day, Everett Harper Sanford per month. Fh. FA 3-3031. Robert F. May, Bart Pilch*’ Eras* Bldg. Lake M aryPhono FA *4181 l i r N . Park FURNISHED apartmte’. dean am Ph. FA 2-1210 c l o s e to. Jimmy Cowan. Fh BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, l t t hath F \ 3-4013. house. Grove Manor, 1013 Lin­ FARMER'S AGENCY coln SL S-BEDROOM aaftwntohed apartN. V. Farmer. Realtor KhooL ncar stores and bcb D. H. Whitmore For the Beat Bay* In Real Estate No peto please. 3411 Elm. Lillian O. Trams Stenitrom Realty FAST RESULTS AUTO GLASS INSTALLED ____u * naaaaau*. C. D. Waal, n il N. MB. St., ArUagM . Va. TV and RADIO REPAIR after 3:00 nights and weekends; San­ ford, Lake Mary aad Longwood. FA 1-2772 and FA 24813. TM CUSTOM BUILT IIOMKS Remodeling — Free KaUmaten Rtpa'rs Phone FA 24744 BILL RERNOSKY. Contractor landing and finishing Cleaning, Waxing. S e r v i n g Seminole County ilace IMS. H. M. GLEASON, Lak* Mary, FLOOR B A M ROOFING Contracting ft Repairs Licensed — Bonded —Insured FREE ESTIMATES 818 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 2-7843 ROOF CLEANING AND COATING Kxcluaivt agent 'or SURCO to this area. Work guaranteed, ea' FA 23887 for free eatlmites. DILL EVANS 13. Baerial gervlcee TV SERVICE withia the hour. Service Call $2.34 plus parti. Work Guaranteed 3 Mo. Ph. FA 2 9789. Wo Will Rebuild Your Old laaerapring Mattress Te Look and Feel Like New! INCLUDES: a New Tickle* a New Insolation a Cleaaiox sad Iteproresslnx Paddlag a Adding New I’addinx " ben Necessary New* Spring Unit (If Needed) $3 Additional nsl Charga N EW R AV EN N A PARK H O M ES • Qaiat Commiaity • Near GaU C avan $450 Down Tara Went Oa 20 lb S t. Folow Cobb try Q ab Rd. A Watch Far Oar S ifaa . . . OPEN D A ILY 9 :9 9 A . M . H D a rt SUNDAY £dw l& Bedding Company Ave. Ph. FA 24311 "In the City of Gracious Living” -----COMING SOON------- Formal Opening: Dream Homes *3 4 0 Down I’xymenl-No Cloning *9 8 4 0 T O T A L PR ICE Homes fester# 3 Bedrooms H i Til# Hatha - Screened Porch • Utility Room • Ter. ratio Floor* * Carport* • Landscaped Lota - All City Coalealeare*. MONTHLY PAYMENTS S :M F . M. "TU D ark *175> Shojunakah .Magnolia IPARTENKTTE - 38 ft.; twin beds; awning. Clean inside A out. Patterson, Hollywood Trail­ er Ct., 3 miles So. of Sanford oo 17-82. EXTRA NICE '33 Ford, 8 cylin­ • Asphalt Driveways der, $373. FA 2 0388. • Pariktog Areas ». Female Help Wnulod Quality Warkmaaahip ft Materials ‘IS BUICK Hardtop, tudor, equip­ Terms To Suit Your Budget ped. Like new, 12,100 miles. WAITRESS. 8 days per week; ■Free Estimate* $2,000. FA 2 2809. good wages and tips. Call a Week Guaranteed NO 4-4011. 30’ TANDEM Spartan Traitor; Phone FA 2-4019 Satuord, Fla. ■teepa four; perfect condition. 18. Mato er Fttoalo JACHOffS REPAIR SHOP Conti ct 213 Laurel Ave. Phone FA 2-1731. COOK: white; 8 daya per woek. Weldlag — each, ft Goa. Repairs W. 20th. ft Old. L. Mary Rd. Top wagei. Call NO 8-4011 for '32 PLYMOUTH (ordor, 8 cylin­ appointment. LAWN MOWER Repairs — Heat der; just had new rings, in­ Cleaned ft Serviced. LEWIS serts and valve Job; clutch leia PERSON with car, panel truck or era SALES ft SERVICE, toir W. 30 than year old; runs good —looks station wagon to piek up dry good; priced right. Phone cleaning oo commission. Apply St. Ph. FA 2>7t3S or FA 2-3440. FA 2-771S. Hall’i Dry Cleanera, 110 East Furniture Storage aid Movtog Second St., Sanford. To and From Aavwhere C. E. PBLU FS It. Work Wanted 1X0 French Ave. Fh. FA 3-1M1 ISAVE5 IRONING dona at my home. Call ENVELOPES. Letterheads, stateNaw ft Uaod FA 13987. Furniture sod Appliances toaatf,i, Invoices, bead bill*, aad program*, etc. Pro **••«!** DRAFTSMAN — 13 yaara to pres attog Cm Phono FA 3-toOl - Mather oF Sanford ent position desires change. Ex203-209 E. T in t SL Ph. FA 2-0893 301 West Utb BL pcrlcncrd architectual, but trill AIR CONDmOMINO consider other types of draft • BIO VALUES Ing. Write 1824 Axalra Ave., • QUICE CREDIT H. B. POPE CO. Winter Park, Fla., or phone • EASY TERMS WO S. Farit - FA 2-4234 after 8:00 p. m„ Ml 4-7383. WE GIVI! TOP VALUE STAMPS ROLLAWAY, KsspHai aad Saby Beds. Day, Weak er Meath — WILSON - MAIER WILL care for small child In my Now Aad Uaed Furniture FURNITURE CENTER home week-days; Ravenna Park 111 E. First SL FA 2 9811 1100 F m e k A n . area. Ph. FA 23102 Wed. or Fb. FA 2-7182 Fri. Used furniture, appliances, tool* etc. Bought-sold Larry's Mart PUMPS - SPRINKLER HOUSEWORK — Part Urns; Ruth 213 Sanford Ave. Fh. FA 2-4132. AO types aad ebai. Installed Hughes, FA 2-8827, "Do It YoarHlf" Naw ft Used Funature ft Appto WE REPAIR AND SERVICE nates. A Good Plaea To ■ VI NK BUY SELL or TRADE SANFORD Flaabtof A Heattog Metbtoory aad Sepply Ce. JENKINS FURNITURE 2388 So. Elm Ph. FA 2-7814. 207 W. 2 ad SL Fk. FA 24432 480 Saaford Ava. • FA 2-748U fBPTIC TANK SEE VICK 22. Articlea For Hale Sine# 1841 A. HAKE DeBARY 23' HOSE $1.00, Boy's Western NOrth 14422 NOrth MTU Dungarees 31.88 pr. Army-Navy ^ P lu m W n jjl^ jo a fjn q / Surplus Store, 310 Sanford Ave. Complete Lena rtatotenaace; Fartlllier— Spraying — Mowing SPACE HEATER, tank and stand AIR CONDITIONING JOHN LOMMEESK 323. FA 2 2341. CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 411 Wlllaw Ava. FA 2-719T 1847 Sanford Ava. FA Sell Ua Your Furnitur*. Quick PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING Service With The Cash. SUPER Plumbing 6 R epairs W. L HARMON TRADING POST, FA 2-06TT. Jaa C. Them aa PH. FA 24123 After S P. M EASY SPIN Dryer Washer to 103 Sarita St. FA 2-0840 13-A Beauty Fgriare good condition 333. Ml Santa FLUMBDfa Barbara or Ph. FA 2-4038. ____ FA 1-70*4 Contracting ft Repair* UPRIGHT Practice Piano 343. Ph. D A W N ' S Free Estimate* FA 2-3048. BEAUTY SALON B. L. HARVEY Air Conditioned Dryers 204 Ssnford Ave. Phone FA 2-3383 Hair Styling — Permanent* —Oil IS. Electrical Servteeo Treatments— TV Stamps, Soft Water — Air Cond Harriett'* House Wiring — Electrto Service Beiaty Nook, 103 So. Oak— Sid Vihlea FA 3-3742. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 113 Magnolia FA 24I1I RENOVATION S P E C I A L Be. LUT1NO PABAKEFT—Male, 3 SEWING MACHINE — • weeks old; also cage. FA 2-18S3. eld; must sell. Li table. Take over BEAUTIFUL Mend Cocker puppayment! of 3348 each, pies. Lot 104. Park Ave. Trailer antetd to bo perfect. N atl Park, 2343 Park Ave. meet duo to November. ' Mrs. Simms, Bex B, c/o itT B n n n B S w "^ "^ " ford Herald. Gateway To The Waterway Your EVTNRUDE Dealer Chainlink Fences Robaoa Storting Goods Free Estimate*. Call FA S-IRt 204-44 E. 1 s t Ph. FA S-SM1 after 9 P. M. 20. Aataaiabflf a - Traitors 1933 TRIUMPH Motor 2 c u ton Meyers 12 ft. alumimua t o s t ;. 3-BEDROOM trailer fully air con­ Gator traitor; Mark 28 M anat? j ditioned, washer and dryet. Will motor. 121S W. 8th. St. sen equity vary reasonable or will trade for equity la 3 bed­ FACTORY TO YOU room heme. Phone FA 24134. ALUMINUM VENETIAN BUNDS ROADMASTER Bulck Convertible, 1833, dark red, full power, im­ Enclosed head. Sag-proof m n i l wltb plaatto end*, maculate. Call FA 34128. ar taysa Upas. Cotton a t K ■BEDROOM 42 ft. air condition­ cords. ed trailer, extra clean. Phone Senkarflt Glass i r t P slH t FA 2-0988. 112-114 W. 2nd SL Ph. FA R. M. Wilktaa Paying Co. M. •■Dei" Vale a Electrical Sir. Cat Eswers For Any Ocenttoa 812 HsllonvlUe Ave. FLOWER SHOP Des Says For Service Call. , , FA SANFORD 1-1923 m FA 8407* FA 2-4898 FA 2 3883 CITRUS TREES 11. Itulldiwa . Painting - Repair# Hamlin on tour root, ready for December planting; — 4»", Licensed — Bonded Painting ft May he seen at 1710 First SL Decanting. Free Estimate# Work Guaranteed. SEMINOLE P AI N T ING CONTIIACTORS FA 2-1204. 22. Arttetea Fee Sala WAIT! WATCH! For Opening: Date W. Irtk St. FA X-7483 Saaford n o SALE I BIG SUITS for BIO MEN Lp To .......i Waal! *N Waar SulU ------ 1 Y aa $19.99 NOW I------MENS BATHJNO TRUNKS Waa $3.29 MENS TROUSERS Waa $3J9 iw w r a m Over 1400 p ain from which to > choose. We caa fit all siaet, B j to (0. ROUND, SHORT aad TALL ON la, W* r u Fit TJULL We have out-grown our quartan — Marias to l a r g s r ■ building, t e a # 'p la n . _______ j HUTCHINS CLOTHING LIN IKK Hwy. 1749 Cor. 4M Closed Friday evening a day S a t Open Moo. t o n from Noaa 'til • p. a . and Opoa ALL DAY Sua. FAINT aad WALLPAFBK SUPPLIES . Buy 1 GaL — Get I Y B E II' MARY CAKTEK FAORB XI W. Ut SL FA MM* NEW Sofa Bed wills watching club chair; foam rubber tost. $300. Call before NO 0-4434. U— Loet ft FeoaJ LOST: Os* green and yellow para­ keet In th# vicinity af CouBtrp Club Manor. $10.00 REWARD. Ph. FA 2-7779,___________ LOST: Boxer, fawn color with white cheat and feet Answer* to the name "MUte", Has an ID tag but to vaccinated. Vary gcnUe. REWARD. P k t l l FA 2-1330, Ext. 44S, Chief U b| ' infeltcr. WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD W* Invite yea to bn ear atoolatel; free wbboat tlon at one af Sanferd'a leading Motels whlla yea tocat* aaltable beaatog far y o an rtf aad family. H c k a p year bay a t oar Salta Office. S U N LA N D Estates & South PINECRES1 4th Addition Homes Designed For Florida Living. 3 A 4 Bedrooms — 1 ft 2 Baths VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Paym ents Low as $425 You can move In immedi­ ately while the papers ar being processed. We Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On Ths C onstruction Of Your Home Or Your Money Cheerfully Refunded. Odham & Tudor, Inc. Cor Hwy. 17-9S ft STth ! Phon FA 2-1501 (ft 4- �T ANNUAL CONTEST IfT O H I. wffl b e awarded each week (in aeeordanee Rule# a t rfg h t) at follow!: l i t PRIZES $15; 2nd PRIZE: ZE $8. N othing to Bay. N othing to Pay. No Obligation. r , H a rJ V * . _________ __ „ DURING T H E FOOTBALL l* m 7 • *rjvn‘‘ * i -. r . OFFICIAL ENTRY * * # *. *$. BLANK NO EMPLOYEE OF TH E SANFORD H ER A I.n OR MEMBER OF HIS FAMILY IS ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE. Yog Can R clj on th e IN TEG RITY ,. EXPERIENCE an8 FAIR DEALING DENMAN TIRES JtaAs WbonJminn Carrol's Furaltsr* ...... McRohsrts Tirs Supply . Ssaharih Glass 1 Flint Hsat Lincoln • Msrcury Harry's Bar a F id u ii 116 W. First St. FA 2-5181 n in e Block W eit o f the Clock1* N ATT n i l ! Enjoy the Comfort and Beauty of a MODERN BATHROOM liE rt from Nitlantlly Ki m s : W iN irt Mi Lm In BsasuM D tilm i*4 C*iu) to M l Yarn Hm m Psoar E aiy T enni Can Be A rranged U A IW I I PLUMBING • HEATING AW • CONDITIONING NE-HI BOTTLING COL W4 CELERY AYE. ALABAMA ye VANDERBILT GOOD Football Contest Editor SANFORD HERALD FOOD A ir Conditioned Comfort Sanford, Florida Wlassra frost Inst wash’s contut: First Prtxs Ann R. Ray Rt. No. 1, Box 498-E: Second Prlxs Ji No. 2, Box MOj Third Prisn Hannan EpUa P. O. Box 1575. SEAGRAMS UT RANDALL ELECTRIC CO Foe aipsrt adrUe on yonr slsctrkil prehbau . . . . Aim f< tits t o t In Cwnwarrlal, IMsatrUI t*4 (fonts Wiring. Sos tto l.atoot and Boat la Hpiill Homo ApgUaam at — RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. TED WILLIAMS HARDWARE MB I . 28th 84. I l l MAGNOLIA PA I- PHONE PA 1-MU, Bsoldmcs PA 1-U1 Nationally Advertised Furniture i t Discount Price* OLD CROW ISS Prasf Burton M Pisaf Bnnrton fu n . $ 5 ***• - fifth 'S a o h q & A GEORGIA yb SOUTH CAROLINA MOORE U m m M b arlth Pride" ARE BEST! U Hlbs Wsil t i (to Uaffla light at MU A Franck SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. 1 ______ -- *__ • • MERCURY ENGLISH FORD I41M SEN K A RK GLASS 1U W. tad SI. • • LINCOLN EDSEL V M I ra RICHMOND OLD GRANDAD pis. tax i AN CIEN T AGE Hssdqnsrtsrs For - • • - U C L A YS PITTSBURGH FLORIDA va VIRGINIA r a »TM FA 2-4884 OLD STAGG HBARA sad R RPACKAGE Y'S l 8. Parh Ays. FA "Ths Brands Ws Havs WU Plsaaa T< PURDUS vn NOTRE DAMB HOME IMPROVEMENTS ARE INVESTM ENTS! An7 homo In p n tsa tit b i bag U ri laroatneat (hat *111 pay •If toad—ntsly. No ntsd Is wait null you to ts cuh b hand. CONTACT US NOW aad get Hut Modad b p r a tta u l, and pay lac M with pnynunto to fit yasr bsdgsu Coasult — _, ^ BOB GOETZINCER /K arnffllftL at our Modal Homs IS L U ffr l 500 FRENCH AY E. iP L U iM FA 1-7284 WILLIAM A MARY ys VPI S ave-D rive n RENAULT D A U PH IN E Up to 40 alias par salon 1295 down McKEE 91695 delivered MOTOR isnefe A to. CO. FA ARKANSAS vs TCU 21” Table Model Television "Wton • WtUr dMl fa M ds . BAGGKKLY wW n t b K" B A G G ER LY ’S A P P LIA N C E C E N T E R TEXAS A A M va MISSISSIPPI SO. �^ m A ^ ^ T l i iffl m j 1 • J Sabotage BUFFALO, T n . (UFI) A . Bnattf A l n i } i torheprep f l u * tin t m i l » it m jtn to l to fllgfl and Georgia. Oracle l u barely getting eat If the way ahead el bar abler, Hannah, a norm that hath a* a 100-mil*-in bour punch la tha At­ lantic NO mites eaat *f P sla Beach. Two daatha were directly sttrtbated to Grade1* power, which reached 140 miiea an boor at her* rleane height Tueaday. Tea nthera were lr directly canoed by Um atorm. They Included two peraoea waibed off a Ashing jetty by ■ hugo wave, seven traffic deaths on rain slick roads and ana traffic fatality when a car hft a (alien tree. Grade waa dne to sweep through North Caroline, Virginia and West Virginia during the day, accompanied by heavy rain, and would awing Into aouth-central Pennsylvania Thursday morning, reports said. J M deadline. # Comralaalon agreed to adept the ^budget "in order to continue oper­ ation!" realising they would b a n to amend (be bodgtt later. • After an aboenee el aonte » misutea, Cleveland returned and told the greep that the comptrollar1! office had given the shay to adapt the tentative bodgat and to amend b at a later date and to iacreaao or reduce the mills go gs the ctmmiaekm law lit. t o The long delay la adopting the aowaty v n '-rought ’nought m aoeaty bodgat waa mi by g couatywida reappraisal of pro­ perty which boosted total Beminolo valuations bom tha warrant to tmaao.TN. The tentative bodgat calls for tUlKXJ for general operating, change In aiae or intensity. Haw Mb waa following la genaral the path of Ua predteeaur. The atorm poaed an Immediate HAVANA (UPI)—Premier Fidel Cagtro wag under an unprecedented heavy attack from major Independent Ha­ vana newapapera today for hla denunciation# of the Cuban and newamen who criticised his rwguue. ppress t ------------------------------------------------—V J ' It waa the firat time since Castro led hla revolutionary fareas Into power last Jan. 1 that the preaa has openly taken each etroag exceptions to bie re. marks. MM The war of words woe touched M c C C i n n C I off by Ceetn’a erlUcleme during g ia w s s M a long nationwide television ap■ ' M pearasce Monday night. There were rumere that the WASHINGTON (UF1) - Both agree meat can bo Initiated before Havana newspoper Dtnrio da la BMmad MlftoM. named by ■ides ia the deadlocked steel dis­ my return to Wnakingtoa next Sales Increase week. Marina would suspend publicsgj*,. URey CbBtoi tote week WASHINGTON (UPI) — Retail pute agreed under President Eis­ "The purpose of the talks today lion because of the attack by Cae— m g g n . «■— Waihar aa sales la Florida Jumped 41 per enhower's personal urging today was to help bring about a volesIra. But spokesmen said Um news-------. _____ cent from 1934 to 1939, well ahead to resume negotiations Immediate- tary settlement of the steel strike pager would publish today and *” * 7 iwa aam eer of the aatioMl average gala of which will be fair gad jest ta Ml carry a full reply la lb | Castro - Tha-Prestdeat promptly issued a charges. statement expressing hose that U Is a preliminary rear Horn, the "agreement esa be lnHlaled” be­ Is the kind of settlement that thn reaumplloa of negotiations before government sc tine would Is taken. newspaper termed the Caatrw atfore he returns next week from Amerieaa people watt. It la tha tack' "representative of Cuba's kin California vacation. Union only kind that would ha good far "There was not any discussion worst Intareete.” In an editorial leaders laid they hoped they, could all Americana and for our whole of government action at all," HaDENVER (UPI) Students prepared tor publication, It said gerty said. "The Implication waa report a settlement tonight. economy." eyed ski elopes M the western "we are tired of to many threats, Elsenhower won the agreement White House News Secretary that free collective bargaining boriaon today, dog tired repair­ so much Intolerance and to many mutt work If America to to stay after conferring Am with lodus- James G. Hagerty told newsmed men were ttlU busy restoring gratuitous accusations and unjus­ try lenders and then with United that the President "waa quite strong." electric service and traffic alg- tified chargee." Steelworkers’ president David J. firm ha hto expressions to both Roger Slough. ipokesmM for and-n-haM-ntlUoa-dollgg Lechhsod ntls. and homeownera assessed the Industry delegation, aald the It aald press freedom existed TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - F o r Electro w m reported to ton* aa* feMcDosuld aad other ante* offl- sidae." shrub, tree and toot damage president did not discuss Invoking tn Cube but It wm a "very spe­ mer auditor Edward C. Hornsby eteto. Hagerty aald Eisenhower's "dis­ which may exceed ft million in cial freedom.” II said there were of TallahaseM announced today ha coped total destruction. McDonald proposed that oegoiia- cussion waa the seme to both the Taft-Hartley law during the Denver, which was caught un- no censors and no agreement by will’ be a candidate tor the office to-minute conference with indus­ tkn*. which were broken off by aide s ' that they ought to get hack prepared for 19.4 laches of heavy, the newspaper not to crllkUe the of secretary of stale la 1949. try Isadora. the union last Friday, be resumed to negotiations, and fast." transport aad escaped when the Ha wUl oppose the veteran R. A. hero this afternoon, ia aa effort Asked what the President meant "Our negotiating team standi vessel docked here, gave himself wet mow . Castro government, but It added: to go back to w on right away," The storm began la the early to end the 79dsy strike. "You should know by now that Gray who has held the office since up Tuesday night. Young Rudolph hours Tuesday. By dawn, every in expraattng hope that an agree- Blough told reporters. Industry leadsrs promised the there are two big and shameful 1130. Gray la scheduled to decide Bough, board chairman of the said he stayed In the water for true and bush In the city drooped facta that damage the freedom of neat month whether or not he President to do their best ta eight hours before be swam beneath Me weight ef clinging W. E. Stone, 47, whe ked flew* U. S. Steel, left it open whether Intends to seek re-election. achieve "a negotiated settlement" press In our country." snow. for SO years with Brealff. Dm he personally would alt la on con­ ashore cold aad hungry. Eisenhower issued a three-para' Hornsby tried for the office la One, It mid, wm public figures Limbs eight inches thick broke tract talks which broke np la New ISM, going down la defeat 474,901 Hallowell, whose m b hW M sf aph statement half an hour after saying one thing publicly and Rocky W orks Out from trees. They crashed onto York last Friday when union rep­ wm Tuesday, w m first officer., , i meetings with the union aad 114,994. MIAHI BEACH (UPD-Former roof and ear lops, serosa side­ another privately because of to He resentatives walked euL Rollln Longhltl, St, wm epeeal pledged to fight tor toll ^management leaders. He said: He aald tha President asked the heavyweight champion Rocky walks and streets. ‘Power and tel­ "fear and adulation." officer. The throe etewardeeeee ate "I have Juat completed talks representation In Ate legWaturs "Therefore," Dierio do la Ma­ industry executives to work at Marciano disclosed today he ha* ephone lines went down ell over with officials ef several of the based on the philosophy that boerd w en Leona Mary Windiest "effectively aa poeiiblo" to settle been "working out" at a gym­ town. Unpruned shrubbery was rina Mid, "In Cuba and abroad "good government la government 28; Betty Ruech, SB, and Airily* steel companies and of the steel­ there are verv few who believe for the benefit of the people." the T> day-old walkout, Wlough ad­ nasium ia recent weeks but In­ flattened. Harrison, SB. workers union. In the high Rockies, saowilldee there le complete and full free­ ded, "We ere prepared to do Just sisted he has ao definite plane "In view ef the mounting Im­ about making a ring comeback. end snowfalls ef ea ranch as 14 dom of the prose In Cubo." whet* we've been requested." pact of the atrike on the Jobs ef NEW YORE (UPI)—A crippling hundreds of thousands of Ameri­ dockworkers strike affecting ports Asked If steel prices might But Marciano added, "I haven't inches closed roeds. Fraser, the door" on a comeback- Colo., had 94 Inches of snow on cans, I sincerely hope that aa from Maine to TexM at midnight have to bo raised because of the rioted President's direct Intervention in “How ean you not listen when the ground Tuesday night. appeared a certainty today unlass the strike, Blough Mid he did not people talk about a million and Several mountain area* started 45,000 Laid Off ■n agnomen can be reached on think ao. two million dollars." up chair Ufte and rope tows, ns oatending the expiring contract. winter sportsmen showed up for A t Chrysler Plants Blough aald, and other Industry Federal, state and city media­ leaders agreed, that they would Widow Lucky their esrUett trsck at the ski EETROIT (UPI) - Chrysler tors said early today they see no prefer to negotiate n settlement Corp., announced that some IS,NEW YORE (UPI) -A TS-year- slopes in recent memory, possibility of an early agreement without government uee of the old widow fell between the asHighway crews opened n moun­ 000 employes In seven states will on a new contract between the Taft-llartley law to halt the strike prese tracks at a Times Sqdhre tain road wwtt of Denver la time be laid off today and 43,000 will International Long shore men's As­ lor M days. subway station Tuesday night. One for Mrs. Thomas Holbrok, to, to be laid off by Friday because ef The I'oliie Fanciers of Central sociation sad the New York ship­ car of the Incoming train passed give birth to n son in n city hoe- e strike at the firm's Twlnsburg, BY BOB nUBBlNGd and Apopka’s Blue Doctors * ■ Florida will hold a collie match ping Assn. The old eootracl ex­ Ohio, stamping plant. over her before the exprese halted. pits!. H look* as U football fans will clash In a tilt that yroalaea to at the Cariyn Collie Kennel, Gene­ pires et midnight and the union Four runaway boys In their ear­ The layoffs tra the result of Mrs. Freida Nussbsum was re­ see the "Rockin’ Road Runners,” has ■ "no contract, no work” va. Friday. moved from under the train by ly teens, believed to have been peris shortages caused by the vs the Blue Darters Friday nJgbt be a real thriller. The match to begin at C p. m. policy. Twlnsburg atrike. Reemployment the molorman and a transit police­ living off food found In mountain The formidable Apopka alevan, in Memorial Stadium. will have Alexander Draper of The negotiations here actually man and taktn to Roosevelt Hos­ cabins west of Denver for the will be delayed by the number of coached By Tom Bolen, ha* A revamped Seminole High altoct only I LA locals from Msins 0 Jacksonville judging the entries. pital where her Injuries were des­ pail week, were still unlocateti days the Twlnsburg atrike contin­ School team dubbad the Rocking scored 99 points In two gam*# The four entry claMes will be pup- to Virginia, whose contract deues, Chryalar officials eald. Five census workers a n needed cribed m alight Road Runners by Its members. and have yet to be scored upon. piM under tlx months, puppies msnds a n tied up with those of la view of their strength, Heel over six months, males and fe­ the New York locals. South At­ to help In the Altamonte Springs, Brutality Hearing Set Coach Jim Plgott will change males. First and second place lantic and Gulf locals technically TAMPA (UPI)—A federal grand hla strategy aid employ tha pie* ribbons will be given to tha top conduct separate negotiations, but jury will meet la Jacksonville toon system, using hit best ttcollies In each cIsm and a trophy they traditionally wait for sa tenaive men on one squad and agreement here before closing for the beat In the match. hla beat defensive me* m to* Results of the recent election their cootraeta. Approximately fthlfi of officers wUl be announced after •0,000 mea would be Involved la Plgott explained that if Apopka 1 the match, followed by ■ groom- a strike. gets tha baU Inside the Sanford to l.lag demons ration. Jacks-n in* A joint negotiating meeting la John Murphy, Washington, D. yard lina he wUl use Me keavlett [toCynSin Collie Kennel owaetg scheduled for this afternoon. The chief of the litigations section defensive players and whaa Sato Jr Sandy Draper will give the dem- 1LA rejected Tuesday a new con­ ibe Justice Department’s Civil ford gets the ball Inside the Apto* I onatration. tract offer calling for a 30-centRights Division, bad confirmed the ka 10, tha heaviest offensive me* All collie fanciers are urged to •a-bour wage package in a three prison Investigation would go be­ will be employed to tiy to erato | enter their dogs sod to attend the year contract. The ILA originally fore the grand Jury. the Blue Darter 11m . 1 meeting. Entries wUl be accepted demanded a 91-49 hourly package Plgott mad* no excuse* far latt I until 3:43 p. m. the night of the but ia understood to have reduced week's defeat at the hands ef Ik* thin to a SO-cent package. | match. JayceesTo Hear Seabroeie Sandcrab*. ‘There wee* Former Auditor Opposes Gray e Dock Strike Set To Hit Nation's Ports At Midnight Collie Fanciers To Hold Match To Race Darters Census Workers Needed In Area From Hypnotist CHICAGO (UPI) — The Chicago White Sox today named big Early Wynn their starter, la the l94B World Series opener agaltt the Loa Angela* Dodgers, playoff cooquerors of the Milwaukee Btsvm lor the National League crows. Manager A1 Lopes made hla In­ dicated choice definite when he announced that Wynn, with a to­ la record In the Sox march to would open at Comlakey Park M 1 p. a . EST Thursday against the Dodgers. Walt Alston, Dodgers' pilot, al­ ready had announced Roger Craig with an 11-5 record, at his choice for opening day. He said shortly after tha 9-9 playoff victory over the Braves at Lot Angeles Tues­ day that he had hla pitching Ethical hypoottsin will be ex* plained to the Sanford Jaycees by Orlando hypnotist Joe B. McCau­ ley at the Jaycee luncheon tomor­ row. In the time allowed. Census tak­ ers wiU get 91B for the thee* days they are at census school. Applications should be made to Kenneth W. Zah. 193 Milt** Hd., Daytona Beach. Pbooa CL 94307. The United Statee Bureau of the Gasoline Tax Up WASHINGTON (UPI) -Today la tha latt dunce for the nation's motorists t* All ep their tanka and escape an additional penny■-gallon federal tea a* gasoline starting at muteigt*. KUNNER8 AT WORK — Halfback John Lovelace has protection of End Charla* Fox. Cantnr Burk* Winn and End Tony SulpUlo aa h* start* n dash In yuterday's Seminole practice drill Conch Plgott ha* reshuffled hi# lineup to accent go-power un offense and weight on defense. !]I* .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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L o w to n ig h t 67-7*. **?^aoanndnMi u v rim O r fk la lly not nffldn today tad ltd Koufax V s Burdette CcOSm of- M bT bbbb . a ml aatnta man nnd member of In sw C. Mala II yuan, M af a t in Iho aval estate Ba Was mayor af Mait1MB to IM1 and is vice t t e winda of the tropical howler, which lor daya has laacd It way through the ocean, wen up to M mllea an hour. Meanwhile, a hurricane hunter plane took off (ram Florida to invaetlgate still another possible cmbfyo tropical storm — a low pnaaaure disturbance 1.S0U miles that, with the ■ by dm Mi ite ii n il In mu hung i way* m d lliB j u MIAMI (UPI) - Hurricane e n d * wallowed slowly through tte Atlantic la the direction ef the U. S. mainland today, and a hurricane watch hai ordered (ram Savannah, Ge., to Wilmington, N. (ram the W. a mainland to the Atlantic. Gal# warnainaa were hoisted from Daytona Beach, Fla., Berthward to Morehead City, N. C. The Weather Bureau laid winda along the soothesatera aeahaard would inmaae gradually during the day, reaching gain tare* atrength of 40 mllea por bow or more tonight At 11 a. m. hurricane hunter planes pinpointed the big bowler 210 statute miles eaat of Daytona Beach and SID mllea aoutheut of Charleston, I. C. Meanwhile, the weather bureau reported M had located a "sus­ picious” low presMra area in iho Atlantic m art than 1,300 mllea east af Florida. The area wae lo­ cated at about » north latitude and H wcat longitude. Tim wunther hnnau aald Gracia haa ahowa little change in alac or Intensity during Um past M hours. af Iho anion, c at M me and Urn rrt” w l late as after BACKING TAX ASSESSOR, E . H. Vickers, rig h t, 621 was the cnatce af aupportors in Seminole the legislative delegation Oak Ava. signs n petition circulated Saturday by La Roy Straw der, left, asking th a t T ax Assessor Mary Earle W alker be kept In office. Straw der, 1200 P ark Ave. Is heading a drive which he said today haa gained 1,200 inch signatures so fa r. - (S ta ff Photo) — a . U *tlw BVfimp -ai--«WQ-OO ROM weekend to dlscuaa for the remainaf Mrs. Walkefa ma familiar with (te county goveramont reportedly ware eaaaidarad Mr m ommead sttan ta Ostites, hot sitter were dot available or were "to tloeepolltkal situa­ te mahn their M was reported. Typhoon Racks Japan, Heavy Toll Reported Fruit Shipm ents WINTER HAVEN (UPI) — Dally earoloadlngi In boxae from the Citrus Vegetable Inspection Division: By rail, 15,073 grape­ fruit} by boat, M M grapefruit; by truck, 82,939 grapefruit} total, 73,848 boxes. Cannery receipts, 1,988 grapefruit. IkeHintsHe'llStep Into Steel Strike / 11(0 Oates WARHorarocv (UPi) - Ike H as Cold tea Kaat-Waet Impose* over Barilm was broken daring Ms weekend WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ dent Elsenhower disclosed at hla proas conference today, that ha hag a cold and plans to take n brief holiday In the western desert coun­ try as soon as he can get away. He told hla news conference ba picked up the cold during hla res­ lay Act to halt the walkout for ent trip to Europe. M days U labor and management did not nock a settlement Grimm Is Back CHICAGO (UPI) - Boh Belief. promptly, today as manager —J te te aoM.Cteriey . . _ was gamed to replace hla. "So far as governmental action Orimgk arte two yean ago re­ ean te brought to tear on tills joined the Cube aa a vice prealmatter, I am net going to permit dent after Us ouster as manager the economy of the nation te auf- of tte Milwaukee Braves, will be for with Ita inevitable injuries te managing tte Cute ter tte fourth all. "1 am not going te permit American workers to remain un­ Pastel Clouds necessarily unemployed.” EGUM AIR FORCE BASK The president pointed out that (UPI) — Northwest Florida resi­ Adti.000 wor'ota are te l at their dents may »ey pastel-colored jobs because of Ike dispute. Ha clouds today if «n experiment te declared that “this te an Intoler­ successful by Air Force scientists able situation,” r.nd aald "It muat here. The Oral In a series of roc­ not continue.” kets will bo shot today to provide "I shall use every conceivable information on long-range commu­ personal and official Influence nication and high altitude almoeavailable to me to break the Im­ phercric conditions. passe,” te said. "Free collective bargaining — Epidemic Problem ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (UP|) the logical recount of 'a free people In settling industrial dia- —Health officials collected mos­ putts — baa apparently broken quitoes and wild birds in three southern counties today la an ef­ down," te fort te pinpoint tte cause of a sleeping sickness epidemic that hsa claimed to lives. Dr. Kimcue I*. Randle, director of tte steto Health Department, said a *• year-old boy died in Ocean Coun­ ty Sunday, apparently the 10th victim of encephalitis. WASHINGTON (U PI) — President Eisenhower said today th e 76-day-old steal strik e “ m ust not continue/' He pledged to use his every conceivable and official influence to end I t The president hinted broadly a t his new conference, th a t he would invoke emergency procedures under the T aft-H srt- 1 p. m. Stocks TOKYO TOK1 (UPI) - Iho most disjatrous typhoon la many yean Wthed U hours over NEW Y O U (UPI) — Stock wkh w»da,np to m 1 m.pJi., leaving S S S T tf r miaalog M wako. Mte A. Damns* ta U. S. Air Fore# In­ CM O ’. «T stallation la tbia Ulaad nation Chrysler 83H aatimated at morn than was estimated 383 DuPaat ........ dollars, hot tho ooty laotman Kodak American casualty waa an Ford Motor Mte alrmaa slightly Injured by flying General Electric T7H Mas*. H Gaasral Motors # A n official police ate Graham • Psiga com musttic■ on the atorm trick Inti. T * T ... avt early today ahowtd 1,13d 41* LorUlard dead, 1,43# milting 104te Penney . Injured. Many of af lflte Penn RR missing wore feared dead. 4DH Sears Roebuck A total of 330.000 homo* lSte Stndebiker wracked or waahed away daring U. I. Steel ........ in tho nightmare hours Saturday Weotlngbouse EL. i t i i n t M i alght and early Sunday when tho notion waa battend V howling winda, mountainous w in s and Juveniles Urged floodwater*. An est imated paraooa won homeless. To Check Permits The American SWEW Crasa made hundreds of Maaketa avail­ Juvenile* between 14 and IS able to di'aetor haadquartow hero yesra old who don't renew their for amorgeney raltef to atarm. iw restricted driver permit* by Dept to must take a regular ex Jugeeo. Thirty-eight of Japan’s « prow ■minit km before they ton get a tacos suffered some degree to now license. damage (ram tbs typhoon, but Um In previous years, the Depart It heaviest harm was Inflicted an meat of Public Safety has three provinces— Alchi, Mte and .to ID-year-old* pay a delinquency fee when Ihey misted tho dead(gifu—bordering lee Bay. The total damags la expected to lino. This practice has been dlaexceed IK million doll era. Coo- eontinued. struct km Minister laamu Muraka­ Any youth who renews a remi said the government wifl ask itrictcd llcrtise, and later become! parliament to approve a supple­ 1$, simply haa the restriction lift­ mentary budget la meet dm costa ed after successful completion of a regular diver's tom. af the disaster. The county voting registration office la the Chamber at Com­ merce building will be open from 7-9 p. m. today. Wednesday, the registration book wilt be in the Prairie Lake Legion from T-t p. ra. Altamonte Springs residents may register at the town community ball from 7-# p. m. Thursday, Mrs. Camilla Bruce, registration sup­ ervisor, laid, Saturday is the final day for registering. The Chamber of Com­ merce building office will be open until 3 p. m. on that day. County residents must be registered in order te vote in the Nov. 3 reap“ ‘Please God, not I thought, k portlonmeni and school board flec­ tions. was then I started praying.” The shark bit off part of a knuck­ le on Walker's left forefinger and rut several tendons on Me right Sportsmen Slate " I managed lo shake loose but the shark came back twice more," te laid. "I pulled my knife out of my packet and subbed him on top of Us bead but the blade didn't even penetrate tho skin." Walker aald be knifed the ahark ta the aide when it made another and It swam away. But after half an hour, eight or 10 ■harks muted in on him. "The sharks kept dak ting right up te my face," Walker said. "I’d put my bead is the water, see tha/n coming and kick my feet to keep Item away.” T te sharks were atilt around •hen fisherman A. V. Francis picked him up about noon Satur­ day, Plouff waa rescued some three mllea away about an hour •artier. He waa uninjured. Iks language af tea eMMal sssjn a 4* * Fun Nobody h as more fun than klda and Shriners and th at was the order of th e day a t Sanlando Springs Satur­ day when the Banin Shrine sponsored ita Family Pienlc. A t too. top, Shriners CheaChea­ te r Rearick, Harold Kaatner and Russell C arr share the fun and refreshm ents w ith Jesse, Jackie and Nona Goodwin, The down, Joe Corley, had th e most fun and among th a friends ha made was young Billy Parrish. The Bahia Shrine plans the Fam ily Picnic aa an annual event. (Rergstrom Photo) Voting Office To Open Tonight Jale Of Shark Attack Told By Florida Man FORT LAUDERDALK. Fla. (UPI >—Robert Walker, » , of Fort Lauderdale, rested In a hospital bore today and triad to forgot the of sharks attacking “ “ bo floated virtually helplaM E f tte Atlantic Ocean. Walker and a fishing oompsalaa, Jamestoo. Jamas Plouff, t e ware dumped Into tho water Fri­ day afternoon when their small bant capslied. They were rescued IT hours later after a harrowing sight at Iho mercy of tho sea. Walter, hla shark-bitten arms bandaged to tho olbowa, told of drifting away (ram Plouff while teth clung to seat cushion*. *%e said a seven-foot hammerhead shark approached him at dawa Saturday. "1 thought that waa the end right there," t e said. “The shark ran Into me by ac­ cident After t e noticed me, te circled around foe awhile. "T han tho ahark came at me, bU onto both hands and pulled me about flvu loot under water. News Briefs M eeting Tuesday The Seminole County Sports­ men's Assn, will meet at S p. m. tomorrow at the county court house to discus* plana for a fish fry, Jaek T. Wilber, president re­ ported today. Wilber said also that tte group will hear a report on the Florida Wildlife Federation meeting held early in September. Back On The Beat Bitten by a dog Friday. Hanford Mail Carrier Harvey Covington was back on "bis appointed rounds” Saturday, Covington was treated at tte Naval Air Station Friday after a dog bit him on tte anklt. Covington lives at 107 Rosalia Dr. Golf Winners Feted Tonight TV Photograph Made Of Earth By Newest American Satellite Babe Zaharlas golf tournament winners and runnen-up will get their trophies tonight at I p. m. at the county American Cancer WASHINGTON (UPI) - Space Society meeting at Grace Metho: scientists diacloecd today that diit Church. Mayfair winners Bill and Jeanne <America's paddltwhecl satellite Foulk, runners-up Sonny Powell has taken television pictures of sod Barbara Rowell; and Cassel­ the earth from an alUtude of IT,berry winner* Bill Knauer Jr. and 000 mllea. It waa Um first crude image of Audrey Ramsey; and runners up Dick Dickinson and Sara Spar­ the earth and Us cloud cover ever row will receive iJwlr awards dur­ taken from apace. The satellite, otherwise known ing the county unit meeting. The five year American Can­ as Explorer VI, was launched cer Society National Survey will Aug. 7. The photograph covers a be explained by Cent llassett. broad area of tha central Pacific. The survey te te launched this year wiH seek causes of tho No. 2 disease killer. Plans for a cancer Local Dragsters control program in Seminole Coun­ ty will b« discussed and com­ Compete In Race ing at tte Woodland Ave. and Sanford's Ratio Ridels rode mittee reports received. again yesterday. The car club mot­ Tte public ia invited te the meet- ored to the Barnaul* Drag Strip Onora Rd. church. (rom Brumley'a Boat Works where several members entered in races. President Uichard lonlh won a Dockets Prepared trophy In hla Pontiac towered Ford Felony dockets for the fall term pickup. An Oldsmobite powered of the Ninth Judicial Circuit are Plymouth which is the club pro­ being prepared by State’* Attor­ ject waa raced by Jim Blythe. ney Murray Overstreet and As­ Other club entrants were Nell ltisistant Stale's Attorney Thomas cheats, Bobby Brumley and Beau! Waddell Jr. of Melbourne. Tbeaa Cowan. list* of felony cases to be tried The club's annual pleasure meet­ during (te faB court aesaioo in ing will be held Thursday night Brevard and Seminole counties at Lake Mary. A wiener roast la planned. wiU ba prepared te Oct U. It waa made (rum signals re­ ceived by a tracking station Aug. 14 at South Point, Hawaii. At tte lime the latcllite was about 17.0U0 mllea above the surface of tho earth over Mexico. Thus the area photographed waa more than 2U,ooo miles from the satellite. Existence of the photograph waa disclosed at a news confer­ ence at which scientists also re Drive Leaders Schedule Meet Seminole County's United Fund caqvaaing group leaders will meet at 10 a. m. tomorrow at Mrs. Clif­ ford McKibbin’s home, 2430 Mellonvllle Ave. Division of the coun­ ty into residential solicitation dis­ tricts will be disccsted. ported that tte so-called radiation belts abova the earth are In real­ ity ona large son* with varying peaks of intensity. The photograph was taken by a two-pound camera aboard the sat ellite. While the earth waa in the camera’s field of view the poaitlona of tha earth, aun and satel­ lite permitted only a crescent of the sunlit part of tha earth to 1m seen. The southernmost part of the crescent was not obtained on the picture because tte transmitter was turned off. In tte upper right hand of tbe crescent is a black indentation caused by ton of data la tte radio transmission. At the Umo the central portion of the pacific was lighted while tte North American continent was dark and tte luml masses of Asia were hidden behind the horiion. Join The Fun The Herald’* Football Contest Page will appear aguin Tuesday. Read the puge, make a guesa and submit an entry on the form printed on the sam e page. A lot of fans have enjoyed the Football C ontest th a p ast two weeks. Joiu them every Tuesday—you m ay win a cash prize. ssm am - ss aai otlgtloaa am Um tote af Waal Barite Mould mat ba prokmgad hm definitely. At tea w a s time, Ba saML they agreed Hmre could ka •a toad Ham Batik m tease am reared dfocwteew77 Khrushchev arrival bask hares today red said la Moans* te h S gained tea laapruastw teat Pareto dtat TTliiahmer “atorerriy waato •d te liquideta tea sold war and USSR." people his view* shore Ms trig re a "welcome teas* rally" te t t e •ports pslare «f Unto - *•-**-* tws hours after Ms 1U1M plana completed a noa- atop flight ‘ Andrew* Air Fores Base te I te Moscow. He reiterated la Ms ipseefc teal ana meetlag could a d solve aB tte peUllcal problems involved. He also said be ooo te break aff hla American viatt and come back ban M te met with "more boetilHy." Eisenhower told a arowded i conference that as far as ho waa concerned no party to tte Berlin situation was now under any of threat or duress. Ho sam Khrushchev mad* aa point that te had never a threat against tte Ware German metropolis. Elsenhower also told reporters that as far aa te waa moat of hla previous objections ta a summit masting had moved by hia Camp David talks with tte Russian leader. He aald, bowavtr, that tte tew­ ing of a summit wss s m sttsr la te negotiated with tte W« allies. Russia last November _ ending the four-po* •• occupation of Berlin In an effort to get Allied forces out of Ih* German city. It set last May 37 aa a deadline, but this waa extended Indefinitely as foreign minister* sought a new solution. Elsenhower and Khruahctev ■aid in their joint communique that they had agreed that tte far* mal negotiations should te re­ opened "with a view to schlevtef a solution which would te te a * cordance with tte interests of ail concerned and la tha intanat af tte maintenance ef peace." Today tte President was asked whether, is tte mw negotiations on Berlin, any solution acceytebto to tte United States must guar­ antee tte Allied occupation rights and the freedom of the West Ber­ lins re. Tte president, suffering from a cold which te aald started jtertly after hla recant trip te said te could aot guarateea Using because he did what sort of solution from tte angot Utkins might be accept abte. Elsenhower told reporter* t e found Khrushchev a dynamic and arresting personality, a man who resorted to great flights ef mam aer and disporitlw ranging from a negative, difficult attitude t» easy, genial dlgcuaaloa. He turned up big lap r siriaa ffl tte Bovlet premier with word*: wursordUgiy �•H -1 ------- - —i , fits ■• ; v. Cub* for | w i UmhtoB, u English • ban AamrknB cilia**, I* wttovtd u Amerieea Atrthms. f l w n n l M n n M jr k ilM yliMt i la fa la W aal ta cailact ana* M l aapyliaa for the n W a Mdtag la the filth of Piaar 4*1 Kia rrarlaca. Both Young and Laaibtoa la(total under latonwfsttoa they »*r* warkiag withe* aalaUa half, hat authorities fear* baliara the tofioa has iaianutlanal lias. Suppression Of Tibotians UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UP1) — I retoad m i Mntoya will ask tha Geaeral Assembly today to discuss IM China's sup­ pression to human righto to con. *u«rad Tibet .. l . Although than ta# t e n some eppeeltton to • U.8. debat# on tbo Issue, Irish Fartign Minister Prank Atoms was said to ba confldeat that the Irisk-Malay resolu­ tion caa muster the two-thirds veto needed for toctoetoa ta lie TOP M O V I E draw ing garde a n D oris Day a n d W/hpir Hudson* ifcordloff to th a rot# o f motion ptefure exhibitor*, who said th*y w a n th« tw o top sta rs fo r tha aocood s tra ig h t year. Th« exhibitors isp reet n t 17,000 th ea ters In the U.S., weeks age ler UN toterreattoa la totap this ruthless and waataa murder of my people" by tba Communists. Although • number of nations, ladadiag t l i United fltotoe, todorsad the Idea ad some kind of UN consideration «d tha tom , none had pravioualy beta willing to put forward any fsraul pro­ posal,. Nationalist Chinn demurred he. cauaa of the Chinese claim to ewaenhlp of Tibet * India openly opposed any a m i far UN action. Several other w liana were Inclined to soft-pedal the issue, fearing that any UN action might lead to new Rad har­ der ralda late aertheta India. Army Pays Honor T o Gan. Hutchison Canada and Storajm, t a c a u c a t r teese, 1C1T TO Q tlB T TITUS b x k t h a a lono, rie la tlff, H W * M R ag e ln st ysu In th a C lrault T & M t, n in th Judicial C lrault, la m t n r Somlaola Causty, Florid*, -tog ahbruvtatad till* at w hich l* 5 * a * e r y Ho. 11>11, oalltlod -J . Loon Bcol a a d Bctamyc Lou K**t. -L a wile, F talatlffA v«rius IL F. -Way**, B t Ala. D cftad.nt*", and T M , as# each a f yau. ara r.q u lr.d imp fUa y su r a n sw tr to Plaintiff* t i n P rocter to Alhock l n v .i t . m in t In c , a F lorida corpora lion, d it.il January IS, l) ) l, h*« b**n bruught In t h . C lrm ll Court •( K.mlnul* Couaty, Florida, s a n ln tt you and o a th of you claiming on, . i t . t r , right, m l* , or In trrr .t In. or ll*n up»n th* rnltnwlng rt.*< rib* •1 proporty *liuci*4 la atm lnol* Coumy, Flnrlda: Tha V H of th* HWU of th* BW<4 of a*ctIou I. Towm hlp II, Bouth, Itnnc# I I Kaati and yau ar* h*r*t*y rouulrad to til* your *u«»*r or <ith*r writ* t*n dtf*n*«* g* room ily nr by your a tto rm y w ith t h . CI.rk of th* Clreutt Court N inth Judlrlal C ir­ cuit, l*m lael* County, Florid*, a t th* Court llou** In la n ia rd . F lo r­ ida, and to **rv* a copy thereof upun th* p la in tiff* n tto rn iy who** Ham* I* W .h b .r U Hnlnts. S*S Park A v.out, tv im .r Park. Florid*, not U t* r than Ih . Slth day of October, lit* , sa d ahould yuu fall to do to, a Doer** P ra Canf***o will b* *nt*r*d ngalnat you. WITNESS my hand and Iho a.nl of Sold Court a t Bonford, Florid*, this 11th day nf d-p t.iu b ar, l i l t . O. V ll.rn d n n Clark of th* Abut*.Sty lad a s d o a i i rl ' u b l l m -------- r u m b l l , si* w u*. D sfs n in n ta aam ca v e e m t e TO: a . b d o a h R o e a a u . ,■ « — n u e e a u * sis w ire, if they s r s living, and If they Sr* C tse. ib sir unknow n hstrs, ( i 'I m is smusss , grsni***, •M » m s grant***, crsd ltari, lltn u rs, SMlgn*. trust***, an# a n . agnlnst nny a n . nil o f th* pertIse having *r claim ing la hava a a y rlaht, title a n i/n r la u r a a t In and la th a e ra . party h*r*laaftar U w U t A ’ aal# ton* ottuat*. lying aa* h*ine In S*mln*l* C auity, Florida. I*.Will I All II, B io ta I t of BANLAICDO THU S U B U R B BBAUTIPVt* O It L AN D O ■ BCTIOX, arcordlng (a th* P la t th*r*of r*cord*d In P la t Soak t. Pago SS of ■ho Publla BocorSo of B*mlnolo County, Florid*. TOC ARB HKRBBT NOTIFIED th a t tha P lain tiff h trs ln haa insiltutoe a ault ag a la st you In th* Clreutt Court of Ih* H lnth Judicial Circuit, In a a d for SoaUncIa Coun­ ty. Florida, la uulot hor till* ta ih* ahov* d*tcrlb*d prapany •Ituatod, lying and hslag In U*nlnot* County, Florida, aa b*r*tnahova mor* aartleularly sot out. Tou ar# horoby roeutrod t* HI* your A aswor with th* Ctorh of th* Clrault C ourt, la sa d fo r gomiaol* Couaty, Florida, sa d aarv* n copy Sat For Busy Sotsion, TALLAHASSEE (UF!>—Baa. John lawto, Mirtonna attorney, «{U ha (ha busiest togtolator In Flarida la lha wtat twa 7**rs. At Im i ha *a«ht t# be. lawto, a laaAer la tha Btaato majority Mac, holds memhetihtp oa eight interim taveetlgettag cooiaittoa*. JUwl’a aight committee esrignBMnts may bo a laeorl. nohady caa n a id b a r another legislator holding a* aang at awe tinta. O s / wonders whan ha'U fbd time to prertk# law, lawto has • margod as the ■pedal •‘pet’* at Begat# President Dewar Jehaeea a t Qutoty, grab* blog off mart at tha choice as. slgaawata available between now and tha IN I session. Jehaeea has s*nt up a trial balloon to test the political winds on his chances ta tha 1M0 guberpaternal campaign, and lawto is RIGHT OR WRONG SPELLIN G , th e Merced, Calif., earring as a sort of unofficial a im m is te r wae try in g to make th a school tone safer political advisor la this venture. for children and he did— m ost drivers alow down to Johnson has filled all tha inte­ took a t thg m iupellinr, being inspected her* by Dennia rim committees with members of M artinas. the small county majority bloc which ha heads, but has singled out lawto for special attention. Baa. Tom Adams of Orange Park, chairman o< tha Legislative Council, alw has dealt generously leasior George Sauthcrs sod bers first aad then to Uw general with lawto in setting up council Coagreunea A, Sydney Herlong public. committees, although lawto Is will visit Sanford during Octo­ not o m em ber of tbo council. Sen Charley Johns of Starke, ber. Herioog will be to his mobile of­ Scouts Distribute also close to Johnson, to on five commutes, including those ltfM ttgating the NAACP, Insurance, pi togas and toads, Tha other dials with iateraUte cooperation. lawto’ committeee are: Gevtrn. mental reorganisations, interstate cooperation, mental health, statu* a r y revtotoa. appropriations sad auditing, congressional reappor. tlooment, escheatment and tut#* cutoaia hospitals. Senator Smothers, Herlong To Visit fice treUer ea the comer of First SL asd MagaoUa Are. Oct. U. from 19 #. m. until l:lo p. m. He invitee discussiooe tad qtwsUoae (ram rilfaeae ea government maUers. Herleag wiQ appear to Oviedo at 4 p. m. the same day, sad will be to Ails moo's Springs sad loogveed Oct. I t This visit to to replace the postponed tour that wan scheduled for mid-Sep­ tember. Bmithefs will be b en Oct. 21Plans are to have a civic sad service club dinner for him, at 7:90 p. m. at toe Civic O uter. Tickets win g# to eivtc ctoh mem­ If It's M t... •Iw iyt tat fi I ifi rlNtofff ■ m ays o tc r ■ iw iy v p m i f It’s timeto M S I • U. F. Posters Ueited Fuad campaign. posters were distributed to downtown San­ ford Saturday by 30 local Boy Scouts nod their leaden. The First Methodist Church's Troop 34, ltd by Scoutmaster W. p r e p a r e d fe e W. Tyre; the Elks Club Troop w sathtr • m c r g . n e . . . 244, led by bcoutmssicr u. JL TMmb test sheen for Ule Green; sod the Ml Souls Catho­ lic Church Troop 943. wtih Scout­ master George Pogcajto to charge N A TU RA L GAS CO,1 distributed th* potters to down­ Carter’s Shoe Shop 202 S u f M * At *. F A 2 -IU I town stores end office. Park Ave. Oppoeile Feed Fair Jaw SOUTHER le g a l Notice THB ST ATM OF FLORIDA TOi WILLIAM HAMM, JR. TOU 'A R B KRHKBT XOT1FVWD than __ _ _____ you la th* C lrault c o u rt of U # M ath J u S k lit C lrault, la sa d for Romlnol* County. Florida, o a titl.d K. A. HAMM P tatatirr, v*. W IL ­ LIAM HAMM. JR ., D ofiadant, In Cbaacory No. 1*23*. Tbo n atu ra of U la ault Is to obtain n divorce. T ou ora horiby r*qulr*d to fit* your w ritten d*f*n**o w ith tbo CU rk of onM Court and aarv* a cosy th s rio f upon F la ln tlffa »t tarnsya oa or bofor* O ctob.r Ifth . IM I, a r a D sersa Fro Coafaato will ho ontorod ag ain st you. W1TNBM a ir hand asd a*at s i C tsrk of Ih* C ircuit Court In and to r ■•m lnal. County, Florid*, tbl* }llh day •( Stpl*mb*r, A. D. l i l t . (■KALI O. P. HERNDON. CUrk of C lrault Court In f*r for Stmlnol* County. Florida By; Ita rlh a T. VlhUn U tp u tr CUrk ■AM M. ML'nNKLL * BON» p. a box m « Orlando, Florida Publlah g«pL >• # Oct. I, II, II. Court By: M artha T. V ihtia D tputy C lark I SEA LI U F. Ilaradoa C ltrk of C lrrult Court Byt a / M artha T. Y!hl< D tp u tr d s r k •tae atram , Davl* A M s ia u ik X i u r a t r * f a r FtolsUtf* E dw ards B uilding Sanford, F lo rid a F u h iu h nope I I . It « Oat- I, Publlah S . p t . : i , A Ort. I, If. 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(Navy Photo) Hospital Notes § ■ 0 i- SEPTEMBER t t Admissions Alberti Briggs, Oviedo Joan French, Sanford Catharine Fuhrmann, Sanford Beatrice Hamilton, DeBary Garfield Fox, Geneva Susanna Meriwether, Sanford Jtrline EUlng, Sanford BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Richard Forbes, Sanford, a son Mr. and Mrs. Harold Briggs, Oviedo, a son Mr. and Mrs. George Fuhrmans, Sanford, a son Children's Committee Meet Slated Thursday salem . v«. ( u r i w n w past of i private plans with three pat•eojeri used a busy highway s ta r bare as a runway Sunday aliht when he waa forced to make aa emergency landing. Witnetua said the plant with lour vacationing Lot Angelca realdents crash landed on U. 8. 11. two mllea west at here, a n d ! struck a car. The plane occupants. and four persons in the car mlr-| aculously escaped lerious injury., The pilot of the plane, Robert | Ross 30, said he was forced to 1 set the plane down when it ran out1 of gas. But Rost, a government em­ ploye, denied that hia plane, which flipped over on one wing aa U came down, hit the automobile. He said the car deliberately drove off the road to avoid a crash. Rosa suffered a cut eye. Hia wife, Sophie, and two friends, Robert Gavin and Francis Seallick ware not Injured. Tne lour paasengera of the ear suffertd only minor bruises. They were Charles A. Stump Jr., 36. his wife, Myrtte, 36, and thatr daughters, Victoria Lynn, 7, and Carol Ann, 30 months, all of Roa­ noke, Va. Traffic on the buiy highway waa tied up foe milts. Workman had to work two hour* to clear away tha wreckage and wash away spilled gasoline to avoid fire. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Chair- dren lo Juvenile delinquency. men of county children’s commit­ tees and representatives of stats agencies and voluntear organisa­ tions will mset hers Thursday to finalise a report covering every phase of the lives of chUdren in Florida. The report Is being made for the White House Conference on Margaret Boyd. Lake Monroe Children, but Florida Children’s Commission Chairman Mrs. C. D. Albert Sarge, DeBary Hate) Gilion, Sanford Johnson of Quincy said the work Robert Humphrey, Sanford will find its greatest use here in Mrs. Joseph Andrews and the state. baby, Sanford Store than 100 persona hare Eugene Padgett, Sanford been Involved in the maisive Beverly Colson, Sanford writing Job which covert every­ Thomas Wright, DeBary thing frjm mental illnesses in chllVirginia Chapman, Sanford The 210-foot Ull Big Wheel U Vienna's famous emussmsnt park, the Wurstslprater, was built in 1M6 to commemorate the SOth anniversary of the reign of Aus­ trian Emperor Frans Joseph. STRIP P A IN T I t’* easy with Strypeeu,] the semi-paste point re­ mover need by prefeo- REGISTRATION CARNATION NON FAT DRY INSTANT Scott W hite or Colored Thrlfty-Mald Tall F L O R ID A or GOVT. IN S P E C T E D G R A D E " A " Dr. & Dr, Lb. Whole NOTICE The Registration Booke'af the City af'Baeferd, FVartds, are •pea at the City Hall, cemmeaclag Maaday, September SI, tMf, far the pnrpeae of registering far the MnaJcipa! General Btectfan «• he held November end wU, remain f m «p » end laclndiag Friday, October 23, IMP. — "M yee cel a carpenterr POR MATERIALS THAT LAST. CALI, GATOR LUMBER Co ’O i l I U ( N ( H A V t A * T»n R d t l t i H t l l M hmt. I A ; / I } I S u m f <>* t i f let Hjw.isrwr !i-L*T „ ROMANTIC/ J w HE LOVES < SRARERIBS NO SAUERKRAUT ANO HE LOVES ME TOO y S W-D "BRANDED" BEEF SALEl W - D "B rand ed " Beef is the finest Beef told onywhere. A ged to the peak of par* faction— trimmed of all excess bone and fat before weighing. Enjoy tha bast - • • Select your fovorite cut TODAY I T E M P T IN G L Y T E N D E R , C L U B or Full Cut Round or 7" Cut RI B STEAK W-D "Branded ’ •I FOOGOTTO PUT IT ON THETABLE-- rtLCBTlTFOR -----. PONT BOTHER, BITSTILL ’ ILLGIT i s .ir SHE OUT-SHUFFLES ME t EVERY TIME j------ CHUCK ROAST Round Bone Shoulder ROAST W-0 "Bronded" S H O R T RIBS W-D "Brooded'* PLATE STEW Controlled Quality Fresh GROUND BEEF Georgia Pooch A r e YOU IfiOOlN't 1 LET v c e o a C A GET T t - s r e TI05T Jk AH3....AJ0V' MTfiCXr* Sunnyland Hot or Mild SLICED BACON W - D B R A N D E D B O N ELESS T O P R O U N D Southern Bello Froien D E V I L CRABS Astor Froien GRAPE JUICE A C I H IO H ra O Z IN �D A IL Y CRO SSW O RD for all the fam ily! Com* to. Open House Letters To W ednesday and Thursday Septem ber 30th and October 1st 6:30 p. m. to 9:00 pi, m 501 W est 9th S treet haadUd. You11«*aI!tb*tata«tbea(rip» Ex-Thief Catcher Joins Other Side ■ M tU U k M to c u v y M th a b o ^ o v m tk M MIAMI <un> - Tta forrntr ■! Dad* Cn A j 'I AtA» TM I Dead Giveaway lOTfALO, If. Y. (UW> - V* a w n m toilful elu« is • MMal tu t lorahiaf • two-ear Mtaadma aeddeat. Tfc* sovgfct- M v I * M l Idt id t a t » d in l aartillt? rat* amacwkU* �H osen Marcii Curl celebrated I f f lOth birthday fiM iy WRR 0 j f f t y i t Um Wendell Shipper feme. UM Holly Av». from 4 I t • : » > m . Oamta war* piayad ta d frtata awarded to (he winners. Refreshments of i n c fm n , cake and poach w e n aanrtd to Candy Colman, Ammo F a re d , Mary Pat ><rtraa«, Linda Stahbe, Brenda Cartar, Jeantio Carter, Glenda Albert, Martha Jnhnewi, Marilyn Hera, Linda Hoch* Vie* ky Nobles and Doom Davis. ■Mr MUi Carol QuayIt, a< W«it| Sigma Orange County. h n btcn chosen "Valentine Girl" to represent the ■ Eastern Star Meets Thursday Seminole Chapter 1, Order of Um Keiiera Stir will hold the flrat meeting of Um current - aeatoo at Uamnle Hall Thursday at S p. m. Worthy Matron, Linnie Moye ex* tends an Invitation to ad E aston Star members in the Sanford area to attend. Garden Club To Add Another N ew Circle Due to tbo growth of the San­ ford area and the Intense Interest of the residents In gardening a new circle of the Sanford Garden Club was organised recently. It bis been named the "Woodman" Circle. Plans are now underway to or­ fat Beauty ganize another one before the opening meeting of the current season A group of people Inter­ ested In organising this circle met at the home of Mrs. Voile Williams opening meetings of the current Jr., president of tbo Garden Club, last week, to make initial plana and elect temporary officers. Temporary officers, e l e c t e d were Mrs. Wendell Hlrt, presi­ dent and chairman, Mrs. Robert Graham. A committee waa ap­ pointed to serve a* the nominat­ ing committee and present • Enlisted men from the Sanford and new numbers. The orchestra slate of officers to bo elected at Naval Air Station, the senior and played gratia for the dance, cour­ the next meeting. Mrs. Harvey junior volunteers, s t a f f a n d tesy of the American Federation of friends of Ute USO Joined forces for a gala FaU Frolic at the USO club Thursday evening. The popular Dick. Kelley orchestra from Orlando charmed the audience and dancers with both old U.S.O. Enjoys D ance Games, Fall Frolic psunjw nU I L b ■i ■i d • H ■ ll 1 Ann Cowan and Darleni Tye. PJ □ Pj Lj H (j officers Wives Meet For Coffee Officare Wive* of VAH-1 met at COUPLES DANCING, orthe home of Mrs. R, T. Gralow. cheatra and decorations at la Longwood, Thursday for aa the USO Fall Frolic. informal morning coffee, with Mra. D. R. McGraw serving a* co-hostess. AA social hour was enjoyed by (he group and the business stssioa Was postponed until next month. Others attending were, Mrs. 8. N. Baney, Mra. G. R. Carlson, Mrs. T. Cooley, Mra. H. E. Fish*r, Mra. R. M. Forster, Mra. W. J . Kueha, Mrs. R. L. Wilt. Mra. BY MARLIN R. JONES H. H. Harrison, Mrs. R. Golden A surprise party was given by end Mrs. R. S. Satre. members of the Mary Lawton Cir­ cle Thursday evening, at the Edu­ cational building of the Flrat Bap­ tist Church In Oviedo honoring Mrs. Lawton A. Hardy, retiring chairman of the circle. Members assembled at 7:30 to enjoy a covered dish supper. Mr*. J. B. Jones, Jr., circle social MONDAY chairman worked with Mra. Drady First Baptist Church W. M. U. K. Mathers, retiring social chair­ quarterly business meeting, fol- man, and Mri. Hettie P. Rags­ lowed by Installation service for dale, to plan the tupper and sur­ officers of the new year, 1:30 p. prise for Mrs. Hardy, who served m. Sunbeams, Junior and Inter- a* chairman for two years. • d i a l * G. A.'a meet at Church after school. W5CS Grace Methodist Church Evening Circle meets at the boms of Mra. J. B. 'Crawford, Lake Mary Blvd. ■ p. m. Boy Scouts meet at First Pres­ byterian Church 7 p. m. By IDA MAY SJUBLOM S. A. Covington and Mrs. Eunice Ur. and Mrs. John J. Huber are TUESDAY enjoying a visit from Mr. Huber's Pioneer Fellowship Presbyterian mother, Mrs. Sallle M. Huber of ■lurch. < p. m. Takoma, Wash. ^ i n t e r e s t Baptist Church Inter­ Mr. and Mrs. Lew B. Beach mediate R. A. Meeting 7 p. m. of Loch Arbor announce the arri­ Deadline for reservations for val of a daughter, Undy Lou. Family Night at First Methodist and Mrs. B. F. Carnley, Church Wednesday, 1:30 p. ns. Mr.left the community to make Call the office by noon Tuesday. have their new home In San Diego, California, where Mr. Carnley will Corn muffins are especially good lake up hla duties with the Navy. with tossed talad when W cup each Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bauer are of chopped drained plmlento and receiving congratulations on the PP«d onion are added to the ctltbralion of their JWh wedding ter before baking. anniversary. warn Mr. and Mrs. George M. Harrell, Mrs. David Scott, Mill Edith Ktygier and Mr. Frank Holmes. Out of town volunteers were Mrs. Agnes McCollum and Mrs. B. Hoverson who accompanied members of the business gtrli club from Daytona Beach. The USO featured a free mo­ vie "Female on the Beach," starring Joan Crawford, Sunday evening. Tomorrow at • p. m. another Home Demonstration group of Seminole County will repeat their monthly contribution to the USO by bringing home made eakea and goodlea to the club. Mcmbera of the group come as hostesses for the evening. This month the Geneva H. D. club is in charge. The USO clubs through­ out the world are supported by by the United Appeal Funds. Mrs. Glenn J. Wimbush of Loch Arbor, left Saturday for New York City. While there she will attend a reception and teilimonlal dinner honoring her huaband who ia retiring after more than 32 years In government service. Robert Gonialci, son of Mrs. Velma Gonzales, Palmetto Ave. spent the week end at home. He is a student st the University of Florida, in U*lnesvillc, majoring in business administration and forestry. Church Calendar Personals Following the fried chicken din­ ner, Mrs. Ragsdale, lecreiary, presented from the circle mem­ bers a lovely casserole to Mrs. Hardy aa • memento of the oc­ casion and a toxca of apprecia­ tion for her work. Circle members Invited to en­ joy the affair included Mra. L. A. Hardy, honorec. 'Mrs. G. W. Al­ ford, now chairman; Mra. Hettie P. Ragsdale, secretary; Mrs. J, G. Beasley, co-chairman; Mrs. J. B. Jones, Jr.; Mrs. Drady E. Mathers, Mrs. Charlie Dtshman, Mrs. If. R. Spencer, Mrs. D. W, Willis. Mrs. C. A. Buchanan, -Mrs. P. G. Norman, Mrs. Gertrude Hull, Mrs. 0. C. Wheaton, Miss Lois Ruddell. Mrs. P. H. Brown ind Mrs. Alee Lelnhsrt. Mrs. T. H. Daniel), retiring WMU president, and Mrs. W. If. Anderson, new WMU president, were also In­ vited. Parent, Teacher Meeting Slated Parents of the Sou Guide School are reminded of the meeting to­ morrow night at 7:30 of parents and teachers at the school build­ ing. It la important that every parent attend. Officers recently elected for the 1HMS school term at Oviedo High art FRESHMAN— Aon Sla­ vik, president; Dorothy Duda, vice president; Ralph Johnson, secretary-treasurer. Student coun­ cil representaUves are Susanna Partin, Jimmy DeSham, Hike Tesiiuky, Wesley Swenson and Shall* Best. Party representatives are Loretta Fore and Jimmy Jonas, SOPHOMORE - Linda Harris, prestdaat; Hoy Wain right, vice preeident; Tommy Estes, secre­ tary-treasurer. Student council re­ presentatives are Don Corton and Sandra Mays and party repre­ sentatives, Johnny Courier and Carol Alford. JUNIOR — Julie Gore, presi­ dent; Kenneth Sparks, vice presi­ dent; Bessie Fleming, secretary; Richard Van Wormer, treasurer. Student council repreaentativee are Mika Kennedy, Sandra Bellbora and Marilyn Mathers. SENIOR— Mike Duda, presi­ dent; Pat Jackson, vlco president] JoAnn Oliver, secretary; Susan Stanko, treasurer. Mika Duda and Beane Wainrlght as president and vice president p( the student coun­ cil are members of the senior class and other representatives from this d ata will be Pat Jackton and Yvonne King. Junto Flem­ ing and Benne Wainrlght are par­ ty representative*. St. Luke's Missionary Guild, ac­ tivities group three, will hold a cendle end cola social tomorrow night at • o'clock in the Slavia school auditorium. Group games and entertainment havo been planned by the committee. A variety of Chrislmat and fancy candles for which orders may be placed will be on display. Planning the evvnlng'i program are Mra. J. 8. Baal, Mrs. George Jakubcin Jr., Hr*. John Milder, Mrs. Beth Rook and Mrs. John Gruenwsld. Members of this committee in­ vite all ladies of Slavia and the surrounding area to attend. BEAUTY APPOINTMENT Members of the WMU and thw Brotherhood of Central Baptist Church held a joint meeting Thursday evening at the Church. Refreshments of ice cream and eake were served at 1 p. m. The men furnished the ice cream and the women made the cakes. Men of the Brotherhood discuss­ ed plsns for Laymen's day sche­ duled for Sunday Oct. It, with laymen of the Church In com­ plete charge of the services. At the business session of the WMU an election of officers (or tbo coming year waa held. Those elected were; Mra. Leona Brown, president; Mrs. Edna Giles, vice president and program chairman; Mrs. Jack Ethclyna Owen, secre­ tary; Mra. J. Q. Galloway, treaaurer. Committee chairmen are Mra. Joe Crittenden, community mis­ sions; Mrs. Libby Tew, childrens home; Mrs. Margaret Naughcr, prayer; Mrs. Alice Smith, mission study; Mrs. Mary Cameron, aoclal; Mr*. Violet Dais, steward­ ship, Mrs. Uail Smith, publicity and Mrs. Edna Giles and Mrs. Mary Cameron, G. A. counselors. A third of all women living in metropolitan areas in the United State* would rather rent all their household linens than own them, according to the Linen Supply As­ sociation of America. Figure Salon Pre - Holiday Season Special Juat in lin e to reduce and gel w eight off your W aist, Hips, Thighs and Tum my (or the a lso SELECT AND LAY AWAY CHRISTMAS GIFTS MOW AT W IEBOLDTS Cowboys and Indians of the "Wild W est" declared a truce in honor of Ronald Colman a t a round-up celebrat­ ing h is fifth b irthday Friday, a t the home of hie par­ ent*, Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Colman, 1805 Holly Ave. Amid “W ar Whoops" a n d "C attle YeUe" Ice cream, cake, punch and favors were enjoyed by Ute youngsters. G uests attending were Mike and Steve Christensen, Alan and G ary Skipper, David Stutsm an, Ricky Ferrell, Dickie Henderson, Roger Benton and Debbie Albert. MEMBER OF AGA — BRINGS YOU A ■ Alive tiny wilt uhoel work B M zQ B end p/oy-nerd three ^ iig jlautt of loiden* Milk everf de/t ■ You cannot buy Better Milk then D o m e n szzz. Thev'ie back at school again! That means, with rliisioom work and sltei-school play, youngsters will bum up energy— fasti Cood milk goes hand in hand with good health —and ijou cannot buy better mi/fc f/ion Borden tl TO* is the milk that Is under rigid—and constant— quality, control all the way from Florida's finest dairy farms In you. Because inilk plays such a vital part ia building and protecting the health of growing children, be teiUin yotff youngsters get Borden’s milk! — FIGURE BUILDING delivered in Sanford r ! H i 1 U B k C f A A PER * 1 #VW W EEK FREE TRIAL SESSION Ask about the Swedish Hand Massage sod Steam Bath. Ethel Steel, Registered Masseuse GUARANTEE SANFORD AVE. CALL FA 2-3972 FOR YOUR At Birthday Party For Ronald Holiday Season ahead BONNIE JOHNSON'S BEAUTY Closed F o r Vacation and Remodeling. Cowboys, Indians W hoop It U p TRIM-ETTE “C NOTICE Is Now O pen A fter Being The training will ho Rail Sunday School weste rn wh bad no training, r sfraihar far those who have bed I and a splendid start foe yeu Names Officers •A A t Slavia EPISCOPAL C H U R C H * WOMEN loading donations for their outgrown sale into cars. Shown are Mrs. Hugh O'Hara and Mrs. Howard S. Moore taking some of the articles to ar­ range them for the sale. p. m. Clases will be s| Child -Evangelism Oviedo School T l» l * life Mrs. Ed Gordon assisted Mrs. Wfmami in s e r v i n g refresh­ ments. The group will meet at the home of Mrs. William* again tememw at I p. m. to elect permanent officers and complete plana for the season. Program Slated Oviedo Circle Honors Mrs. Lawson A. Hardy Training Class m cX e s m oioj, ft CARS ARE OUR BUSINESS NOT A SIDELINE! 800 FREN CH - FA REDUCE Hliif1 ■ l " * ____ SM ALL CAIN A* much as 1J pound* and proportion figure 2-7044 KIRK PLAZA 110 E. Commercial S o •«*«"’» T.V. D * * t laddy •hif- and ’'aw# nod — V •oiwfdoy Mwrnne an Yaw NIC Iw te* O >«**«»• • 7 j* l '■ Jr j fHlhei if lj ■■ ■ �the yardage for the Crake. . A paw by Bam w u inteteayted W Lin dquist and it forked like the Sanford team w u going te •cere again test they test the hall •a a fumble on the Soabseaao IS raid Una, Thto w u eoa «f the turning points af the game, Seemingly net bothered by a ffoak rate. Seabreeze began an­ other scoring drive which ended te a TD by Bakky Wateer. The PAT attempt foiled and the Crake lid IM , la the first half the Sowiaefoa west unable to m ew the hell ea the ground, picking up only TT yards to tho Saadm ha’ 1ST. The Sanford pasting attack w u mote effective, however, end they pick­ ed up a t yards with their throws. Seabreeze kicked off to Sanford te s l u t the u a a a d half, but the Stmteetea quickly teet the hell on amende foil, Wslser slashed all tackle far anot her Seebream tal­ ly. The PAT w u Hacked. The Semlnefos teak the kickoff but fumbling agate quickly test them yardage. Levalaw then teak n yitcloM end daahed IS yanla to Urn Seehreote IT.' A penalty and an Incomplete pose farted Senfled te punt, but the Sandermba could eat mere the bell and they pentad. Sanford again fumbled and Shakraaw l aaacai ad an the third quarter ended. ;,T. In Uw ftaal quarter, Sanford •gala took te the air for good gains, but finally ware forced to kick. Simas recovered n Seabreeze fumble ea tba 44 yard line te get possession again and the Semin­ ole pose plays began te click ones’ more. With three minutes 49 sec­ onds loft, toborta hit Christenson with o Jump peso for another Ul* ly. The mUch-noodid extra point try by Ckrtatowoon was blochod. Sanford tried an outdo kickoff u d (ho hall waa cmaght in the afar hy n Cnaford nun, but tba officials penalised the Sanford ton* is yard*, for Illegal proce­ dure. Twin more they tried onaide kicks. The first again result­ ing in a IS yard penalty. On the third try Seehreeaa downed the bell on the Sanford 4*. Seabreeze then began to kill the clock. Then, with one Minute, I t seconds h it, Seabreeze unexplalnably threw a pass which wss Intercepted by Lundqulst. Sanford went into n single wing and Landauist threw a four pass to Graeey. th e Bomlnateq again fumbled as the game ended. Although Sanford's passing w u highly effective their inability.to move the bell on the ground and repeated fumbles lest them the game. The final score w u 19*14. This was Shabreeza's first wla League Leaders lO ; Rebteaoo. Rad Bravos l i t ; Rail, 1 thaws, R ravu 114. Amcrtcu L ta g u Jensen, Red Sac 114; Caterite, ladiau 111; XUfobcow. gens tars lilt Lena* Senators ZOO; Maxwell, Tigers Ifo! Notional League — Banka, Cuba 44; Mathews, R ravu 43; Aaron, B revu 41; Robinson, Rada 41; Maya, G luts 44. Amotteu League—Colavlto, In­ dian* 44; Killsb rie , Senators 43; Lemon. Senators 44: Msntlo. Yan­ kees 41; Maxwell, Tigers 41. PHchtog National League-Ficr, Plratu i* li U w , P lratu ISO; AatouUl, O lute 1810; Conley, PhUs 12-T; Buhl, Braves is». Americas Uaguo-Sbaw, White Sox 141: MtLIsb, Indians 1M; Wynn. White Sox 22-10; Moesl. Ti­ lers 17-0; Maas, Yankees 141. Farmer Florida Slats Univer­ sity standout football guard Vloco Gibson of Birmingham, Ala., will so n s aa assistant froshmsa coach for the Somlaotei in taw. S A V E on Top Quality Dry Cleaning W ith H A L L ’S ready gotten their money’s worth this season—and tkara a rt still two full m u Iks to go. Saturday waa a u of lbote day* when few of the outcomes were de­ cisive until ihe final gun. Hern la Atlanta, Gaorgln Tach’s 1414 victory over Southern Methodist waa still In doubt after too gun sounded. Tha Tach-SMU game w u proba­ bly as aacltlag aa any te the na­ tion. It featured a brilliant passins dual bstwaea quarterbacks Prod Srastltea of Tack and Don McradUh af Southern Methodist la which tha load changed bands four tlmss. BraseUon, gained 144 yards run­ ning and passing and thraw two touchdown raises. Meredith livad up to pro • season billing by pas­ sing for 111 yards and a pair of touchdown, Place-kicking special. 1st Tommy Walls furnished Tech’s margla with tho only conversion of the game and n 20-yard field goal. A Tech Interception ended a fin­ al Meradith passing threat with Isis than two minutes to go. Bui Ttch punted la tba closing seconda and SMU halfback Prank Jackson almost wont Ihe distance after the dock ran out in a 34yard return. Tha ravenge bent Tennessee Vole best tha Auburn Tigers 3 0 to rod tha Tiger string of 44 straight without a lou; tha Florida Ga­ tors gambled u d wan an a tornpoint conversion pass te edge tha Mississippi State Maroons 14-14; Louis!asa State beat T u aa Christ­ ian 104; tha Mississippi Rebels broke loose te tha final a mlauutes to bast Urn Eantucky Wildcats 140; Georgia trounced Vanderbilt xi-I; Alabama edged past Hous­ ton 4-0; u d Independent Miami boat Tulsne 447. It looks like another oiptoelve waektad abtad . unheal Georgia TCch will bt host te unbeaten Clemion and unbeaten Georgia visits unbeaten South CaroUaa. ln addition. Louisiana State takes an Baylor — Use Bea id s ' third straight Southwaatare Con­ ference foe; Alabama will be at Vanderbilt; Mississippi State at Ttnosaaet: Auburn wUl bn host te paaa • minded Hardla • Simmons; Florida wtU bn hast to Virginia; Mississippi has an apparent home breather against Memphis State; Tulane entertains Wake Forest; and Kentucky goes to Detroit. Tbs biggcat surprise this past weekend w u at Knoxville when tha Vote made end Cotton Loteor’a A nother Torree MILWAUKEE (UPIL- Joe Tor­ re of Brooklyn, N. Y.. a brother of Milwaukee first b a s e m a n Frank Torre, bat signed a nonbonus contract with tba Braves. Tha younger Torts is a right-banded hlttiag catcher. Hahn, rolling for* the furniture team, bod a big 340 seriea tad waa Tale 44 Cewneetfout 0 ably helped by regular Howard Pennsylvania SB Lafayette • Karritoe, la giving the roofers n Carnegie Tech 14 SL Vincent U rough time. This week’s action will bring Sulfate a Temple 14 together 8. Plaocreat and SteinCornett a Colgate II meyer’a on lanes one end two; Holy Cross 11 Dartmouth S the bankers will go against the Vermont M Coast Guard S furniture team on the center Harvard a Massachusetts 42 lanes, nod B. Edwards will play Paaa State H VM1 f Sualnnd Estates on lanes live and ■own Clemaoa If Virginia • Tennessee S Auburn t Navy a William A Mary S Georgia » Vanderbilt a Georgia,Tech IS SMU IS Wake rarest XT Virginia Tack II Florida 14 t'iulaaippi State 14 Mlfrizzfopt IS XeoLrthy 4 South Carolina SO Furman • Florida State 4T CUadsl • W.L. Pet. GB Laublaaa St. 10 Texas Christian o x-iiUwaukeo ’ aaw .ua ... x-Loo Angeles - U U . U 1 ... Missouri XI Michigan 13 San Francisco S3 n S Notire Damo 38 North Carolina S Pitts burgh 71 7 i J N a Ohio State 14 Duka 14 Chicago 74 SO.Ui IX Indiana 44 Illinois a Cincinnati 74 40 .411 IX Texas AAM » Michigan State T St. Louis 71 S3 .441 IS Northwestern 43 Oklahoma 14 Philadelphia 44 10 .418 22 Miami (Ohio) 41 Wastera Mich. • x-Meet In but-of-threo pennant Detroit 14 Marquette 4 playoff. Cincinnati 41 Dayton f Saaday’a Kswlte Ohio U. U Toledo 7 St. Louis g San Fran. 1 (1st) SOUTHWEST St. Louis 14 San Fran. S (2nd) Alabama 4 Houston 8 American League Arkansas 14 Oklahoma St. T Milwaukee S Philadelphia 2 Arlington St. 48 8.E. Okla. St. 0 Los Angeles 7 Chicago 1 McMurry S3 Aria. St. (Flag.) 7 Cincinnati S Pittsburgh 7 T u a a 41 Maryland 8 <float) Arisons If, 7 West Tessa St. S W.L. FcL GS Texas Tack IS Dragon St. 14 Chicago 0410 410 ... Aria. S t U. 44 Utah St. 14 Cleveland se 43 .171 3 S.W. Tczu St. 4S Corpus Christl I New York 78 74 .513 IS WEST Detroit IS 71 .484 II Iowa 41 California 14 Boston 73 T» .417 11 Washington 44 Idaho 0 Baltimore 74 M .Ml XO Air Farce Academy 20 Wyo. T Kansas Cily W IS .429 21 Baylor 13 Colorado 7. Washington 43 It .408 31 Hawaii 14 Idaho St. • Itaday’a ■•salts Oregon U Utah S Baltlmora 4 New York 1 Cote. College 4d Pomona Col. T Chicago 0 Detroit 4 Cote. S t v. 14 Now Mealcn • Kansas Cily i Cleveland 4 Nevada If Foppordtoo 14 Boston 4 Washington 2 field goal stand up with some m i l defensive play. Four peso Interceptions helped Tennessee h u g the first fooe on Auburn tinea mid-eessoo less. Georgia entrenched Its position aa tba SEC dark horse with the •olid win over Vanderbilt. Speedy Fred Brown, sluing out the Ala­ bama game after going AWOL the previous week, plsyed aa u poctod—scoring ono touchdown and •ettlag up another for the Bull­ dogs. Florida trailed Mississippi State 13-4 with less than four minutes te play and camo from behind with tome beads • up faathalL Tackle Dan Royal blocked a State First Minor Loop punt and end D u Edglngton MONTREAL (U PI) — Tha Inscooped U up u d wont 41 yards tenm tfoul League, baseball's to score. Still down onn point, first minor league, w u formed la quarterback Dick Allen passed for 1177—one year after tha formai Uoa af the National- League. Urn winning two • pointer. LAKEFRONT 3 BEDROOM, 2 •cared before a capacity crowd of 44,13# vktory-stirvad Picker fans a t Oraaa li y . Cleveland, waking Ita eighth E u t e n crown la U trice, * u upMt hjr FltUhargh, IT T. The Steel a n havto’t loot olaca L a m hog u clicking after Joining them during the IMS campaign. He fired two touchdown p an el aod kicked a Held goal and two eatra potato to crate a 7-0 Cleveland lead Saturday night dad booct PUUburgh’a unbeaten otrlng to eight garnet. The Colts, defending league and Waatarn Dlvltlon cbamplont, trailed the Liont, M , late In the third period but rallied for n ll-o victory. While their defense throt­ tled the Lleee before n record Baltimore opening day crowd of DAYTONA BEACH (UP1) - Uw Floridn Slate Laague will havo eight toama for tha 1M0 season. Lesgue officials voted Sunday to iccrpt membership of teams from Lakeland and Leesburg, two for­ mer members of tha Cteaa D loop. Current members are 8L Peters­ burg, Falatka, Tampa, Orlando, Sanford and Daytona Beach. Julian Jackson af Jacksonville, waa re-elected lesgue president Hark Smith, S t Petersburg, was named vice president and J. 1. Treadway wcretary-treuuran NEW YORK (UPI) — The grandstand at tba now Aqueduct race track Is 360 feet deep, more than the length of n football field and most foul lints of major league baseball parks. Sob (^ h u m lso j. NFL Team Retard LOS ANGELES (UPI) — The Los Angeles Rams set an all-tima National Football League record by scoring 4U points in tha 14garae 1850 season. FA 2-0375 HOME BATH VALUABLE HW Y. 17-92 LO T(S) CuMlborry “Tax Free Town" NEED CASH TO M EET UNEXPECTED EXPEN SES? LOWER PRICES W E D N E SD A Y J # O C T . 7 250 f t Hwy. Frontage, Good Depth To L arge Lake Concord l ! Valuable L ocation ! ! A rea O f P rogress & Expansion ! ! Buy In Separate Parcels or SU 1TI end PLAIN DRESSES Entire Valuable and B eautiful Property. PANTS u d PLAIN SKIRTS A udio*. C h A .C . F I N A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N (Cook end tarry ) HAIL'S 111 Worn rim strap........... ......................... ToL FAirfox 2-3JO tOte M e * IXsalw OdUsQl________ ~ OBm Irani Wty F-J; Mdoy M; Ossaf ten ter 42* Ntrtfc Or**f« Slroot*. MiAtta i m ss l i t GAidifl 4-3604 401 Woes Control Avenue..........Tel. GArden 3-4H0 1M tost CateAtel Drhra......................... Tel. GArdar* 3-244 •Rm Hews, Btey M» B i t * * BUmBm Wit -**FonoHy Adnliol Hou a o CaiperotfooI 114 —» **■1*■’ ■ —' fo r brochure o lh e r cow ing on thin Auctions. J - jA N S B R O U G U Property opta fo 4*y #( Auction, H oller M otor Sales 2nd & Palm etto �Cubans FONT LAUDERDALE (U fl) Fort Lauderdale Mayor John Riu-j sell will aik the Florida League Municipalities la fight the legitIstlve reapportionment plan. Ruitell, one of the atrongest opponent! of the ndictrlctlng plan disclosed Sunday ho will file n resolution condemnL-f ’the reap­ portionment compromise at (he league's annual convention in Pensacola Oct. a . He said representatives of seve­ ral of the state's largest cities are prepared to demand action from the league. Big city delegates charge the reapportionment plan will perpe­ tuate eontrol of the Legislature by the small counties with a minority of the population. The plan wiU be voted on in a state­ FREDERICK JAMES wide referendum In November. •Russell alio invited at ale Sen. Fred 0. Dickinson of Wait Palm ■each to join the campaign against tha reipportlonment for­ Lakt Karp Army private* Fre­ derick L. Jamoa and Rlehard L, mula. Dickinson revealed Saturday Moss have been assigned to Com­ that he has reversed bla stand on pany D. Fourth Battalion, First tho Issue and will vote againat Trailing Regiment et Fort Jacktha reapportionment amendment. son, S. C. for eight Woeke of But ho said ho did not plan to basic combat training. campaign against It. Dickinson is considered a sure itarter In tho 1M0 governor's race. SEMINOLE TACKLERS GANG UP on Seabreeze half­ back Bobby Walaer as ha broke through for a gain in the Sanford - Seabreeze game. Making th e atop la Ray w a w By OSCAR FRALEY (the Bravca' lineup until Sept. 3. MILWAUKEE (UPI) —The MilIt la amailng that b* even made wauke* Braves counted today on1it at all. Because last yesr as "th* Spirit of ?t, Louis." . the World Series ended. Red was They wern going out In a swift n sick man. It had been a terrible throo-day battle with the Los An- season. There waa a groin injury gtlea Dodgers which would decide which handicapped him in the the National League pennant. And spring, then a serious cold, a six­ th* Indomitable spirit of a red- week attack of pleurisy and a haired, green-eyed guy who never broken finger. When the iraion has admitted defeat was their ended, he had the second lowest greatest inspiration. averago of his career, a mere The would, of course,, be Bed .262. Schocndienst. But Red Schocndienst was to The record books won’t show it. discover that things can always Because when the lines of the be worse. deadlocked 1*» National League y or Mfter the series, in which season appear In the record books . ----------------------------------------they will say of him only that be _ _ - LundquUt, Burke Winn (61) ju st missed and Neely Ross (70) and Charles Fox (73) charged in to Insure th e halt of W alaer's progress, Citrus M anual Set LAKELAND (UPI) — Publica­ tion resumed today for the tlth season of Florida Cltrua Mutual's dally market bulletin. San Francisco's Chinatown, The bulletin, called the "Price with an estimated population of Bible of the Citrus Industry," will 33,000 is the world's largest be milled five days a week to outside tha Orient. Interested officials in the industry. The automotive Industry •a average el M i l l advei each ear sold In 1MB, scat to Advertising Aga­ Unit Represented Valda J. lobbies, sanitarian: Mrs. Hulda Klbbe, nurse, end Mra. Beast Field, clerk, ell of the Seminole County Public Health unit,' were among the group of nuraea end sanitarians attending the 31st annual meeting of the (tale association September 34IT in Tampa. Call Long F e a ta rta f D is f a n c i T ha Very d ia l SIB B. 1st ha hit .300 and fielded brilliantly, ho came down with a "respira­ tory condition." Within a matter of **««!»» it was discovered to be tuberculosis. The day Red came back, the Bravca bad lost 13 of their list 22 games and they wero In third place, four fat gamea back of the lead. Since his return they have won IS while losing only six. It meant Ihe difference between fin­ ishing in a tie and finishing be­ hind tho Dodgers. "It meant,” said first baseman Frank Torre, "all tb* difference in the world." :0v w iiw ieand*idFishermen ! A # ~ V But Red Schocndienst, the man 0 I tw H w P B ■ l l w l l ■ from St. Louis, is the spirit or —^ the Bravca as they square off I I ■ ----------------C L against the Dodgers. Me is the ■ I D ili nan whoie 'leadership and deft ■ ■ w ill V II play led them to the first MUMALIBU, Calif. (U P l)-A tervaukee pennant in 1937 and he rl(W doCi , tUcked by a pair of World championship. Ho la the ,h ark< two miles at sea, waa resman who led them to another flag cucd SuwUy by thrM fllhermen 1100 AmihV'u the man, thin slender, freckled fellow wllh the shy grin, who by bin mere presence gave the Bravca the impelus to storm down the stretch and catch the Dodgers at the wire. Schocndienst, you'll probably remember, didn't even appear in 311 l? ' h»‘e h' r lhr*8 * Uw * iJ hcr’ Tho deer ujiparently wandered into the ocean from nearby wood* *d hill areas and was unable to return to shore. Barney Blatlman, of Los Angclea, and hi* wife, and her brother, Donald Miller, saw but then our steering gear broke. By the time we fixed It, the deer waa further out at *<a and swim­ ming weakly." Miller and Mr*. Blattman nude a la**o of rope and looped It around the panicky -doe's neck. The two men and woman man­ aged to drag the doe Into their boat. They took the deer to Santa Monica, A Humane Socltcy truck took her back Into the hill* and rclca*cd her. , Legal Notice Legal Notice LalDd Presa lotcrnatlonal Major league attendance — • parked by the rise nf the White Sox and Indians In the American League and the three • cornered pennant fight In the National — t o * c 9 .1 per cent this year to tap the 19 million mark. The two-league total of 19,083,grfH was 1,003,038 more than the total nf 17,480,830 for the 10SS arason. The American League, Its fans delighted at the astonishing col­ lapse of the New York Yankee*, eipeiienced a 25.1 per cent rise from 7,298,034 to 9,121,100. Tha Indiana experienced an i mating rise of 834.171 admission* to J,. 497,978 and the White Sox rose 597,827 o 1,395,079. , National League attendance totiled 9.942,408 for the third larg­ est total in ID history even though it reprrseotvd a 2.1 per cent drop from the near-record total of 10,184.590 in 1954. The Loa Angelas Dodgers easily topped both leagues with a season total of 2,037,284 admissions. Th* Braves ranked second at 1,730413 and the Yankeei were third. IV TU I! 1'Ot H T o r T H B C S H , TV J I U U K . i c v m o i . i ; c o t ATS, • t a t w o r r i . o n i u * i.v r n o i x T E I S RK: EST A T E OT n. u t r a t m i a m . D i c t a sad. TO ALI. C l t E U l T O n x A N D PKII* pons iiavi.ms iLAivin o n he - VIANDS AUAi.NST PAID ESTATE: You and tavli o f yu* a ra btraby notlllart and r.<iulr«,i t o praiant a n y rla lm i a n d dsmanda which >ou, or tith ar o f ) >iu. m a y bat a a a a l n s t tha s s l a l s o f H. I . TRAYM l . v VI. dsutaaa d. lata of said Courtly, In th* County J u d e * of Momliiol* C o u n ty . Florida, a t hi* u f f k * In th* c o u r t bouaa o f sold C o u n ty at Uanfurd, Florida, within • l a i n calen dar months f r o m tba tint* o f tha flra t p ublic ation of thla nolle*. E a c h claim or damand ■halt b* In w r l l l a f , a n d shall a la ta tba plara a f rcsldanca and po st offlc* o f tba cla im a n t , and •linlt !>• sw o rn to by tha claima n t. Is Iw s f e n t , Ms a tto rn a y , and an y auch claim o r damand not aa Iliad shall ba void. Carolina C a llln H o w a rd Tha A H a m la Na tio na l Saak o f Jack aon vllls, Jacb sn n vItU , Florid a fly W illia m U. D lc k la Tr ust O f f U . r A t C o -E s a cu ta r* nf t k a Last Will and Taatamant a f U. L. T r a y n k a m , d t c t a t t d a . Andraw 8p**r A tto rn a y a t L » w in **i Ik t-ark Av*. Panfurd. F lo rid * F ir s t I'ubllratloil Pspt. 31. I l l ) , BETTT ItUT It vu rics* . KTJJIMKI, l i .f* n d * n t to u K r r ..v u T H E STATE i>F KI.OIllli.V TOl mktty iiu t h r m n i K U .n ,» pines o f r . s l d . n c . I* un k now n A Kworn Com pla int bavin* bssn a s a l n s t >ou In th* Circuit C o u rt la ami fur r i.m ln o l. County. Flo rid a, In C b a iiia iy , fur b t v o r r . . t h a ahurt Ulta of aalU action i-tlna J n s . p b VV. MTliniu.l. Jr., H a l n l l f f , vs. U l t l y Iiuth m inimal, ftm la n l, tl ia i o p t . s t i i t * ara to ca u ss and ra■tulra you M fll* y o u r w r it t.ii >1*. f a i n t s . If any, to Ilia Complaint f l ls d hsrsln, and lo sarva a copy thar auf upon l-la ln llff a Attorn ay o n or bafora tba lutli day o f t).'lobar, A. ft 1111, u t h s r w l * . a Dacraa l ’ro Conftsao will ba antarad a a a l n i t you and tba causa proesad a * paria, W1TXKW8 my hand and nftlrlal B . a l a t K.nfnrd, Pamlnala I'ouniy, Klorlda, this JHlt day o f Uspiambir, A. D H i * O I- Ifarndon Clark of tha c i r c u i t Court In and for 8am In ala County, Florida Hr: Martha T. V lh ltn fiaputy Clark (1EAL) (lo rd o n V. S'radarlck A tto ru s y far r i a l n i l f f 3*l-za< North P a rk A vtn ua Stanford, Florida P u b lish Bapl. SS A Oat. I, IS. IS. Coming Soon ! & Carroll Baker PLUS AT 9:23 ONLY **Du» Of Th* Slath Happiness' INGRID BERGMAN CINEMASCOPE A COLOR irs SO EASY TO CHARGE HER COAT AT PENNEY’S TODAY! Charge HI Shop without coth, whonovor you wonf! Pay your bill within .30 days after your billing date WITHOUT PAYING A SINGLE CENT OVER PENNEY’S LOW CASH PRICES. Extend your paym ents over months with small service charge on UNPAID BALANCE ONLY. for malpr purchases In fdthions and homo furnishings. PHONE FA 2-1218 ADMISSION - Me KIDDIES UNDER II — FREE TONITK A TIES. N1TE AT 7 ;« AND 11:15 P. M. Buy with But Not For Me' Clark Gable i i !I 1 V j find you nood mart ffcnof NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:13 OPEN 12:13 1 -f FEA TURE: 1:39 - 3:39 3:39 * 7:39 • 9:39 NO CHILDREN’S TICKETS SOLD FOR THIS ATTRACTION NO down paym ent Pay monthly. Small service charge! A sk an y Penney sa la t associate, fill in your application now. Join tho Penney customers w ho enjoy this m odern convenience! ty u v tiv K tAftsOOhc. 1 MRS. M0DSRIT YOU 1 2 3 4 YOUR STREET YOUR T0WV, IL 8.A , �mm ’ fr,' v / / /I tfte f Legal Notice IN T U B NINTH j i d i c i a l c m . Inton to. Paul K. Palm ar and Ruby C t I T C O U R T IN AND r o i a IM N L Palm ar, hla wlfa. Tha daaerlptlon NOLB c o t NTT. r LOO IDA. CHAN. of tho raal proparty Involatd la cnby no, i n o . aa aat forth ab o rt. J J u o a W. ROBINSON, P la in tiff, PAUL X. “PALMER and RUBY PALMER, hla wlfo, at a t, Dafandanta NOTICB OUR HANP8J j " J OP B irr TOl PAUL K. PALMER and nUOY PALMER, hla wlfo YOU A118 HEREBY NOTIFIED th a t ault haa baan Inatltutad tbla tha t l l h day of Hapttmbor, A. D, P laintiff haraln on tho folio n in e daacrlbad proparty locatad In Sami. nola County, Florida, to-w iti L ot II. LAKE ORANTLET HILLS, neoordlne lo p lat lhara* of, aa roeordad In P la t Book IS, P a s t IT, Public llocorda of Bamlnola County, Florida. Tha nama of tha Court In w hich ■Ult hoc boon Inatltutad la tha Circuit Court for tha N inth Ju d l. clal Circuit In and for Bamlnola County, Florida. Tha abbraylatad tllla of tho caao la Jam a* IV. Rob- SEIM INTACT.' x u n B id D. K. McNab Publlah Bapt. I t . IS * Oct. I, NOTICB IS haraby b Itou th a t I am en eaead In buiinaaa a t L oner wood, SomlnoU County, Florida, undar tho flclltlouo noma of SamiO. P. HERNDON. nola A uto D rivlne School and th a t Clark of tba Circuit Court 1 Inland to ra e la ta r aald nama In and fo r Bamlnola County, with tha Clark of tha C ircuit Florida. Court. Bamlnola County, Florida, n y l M artha T. Vlhlan In occordanco w ith tha provision a Daputy Clark of tho Flctltloua Noma Htatutaa, to-w it Boat ton III.** Florida Sta* C1LBN r. OSBORNE, JR . tutoa l » 7 . 137 North Main Straat S le : Thomaa Mclnnla Orlando, Florida Publlah SapL 7.14*31.II A ttornay for Plaintiff. YBAH' I've MEN ID O MANY CAMS OP SHAce-RfOST TO TWEVM OUTSIDE WITH RIFLES. T m vitm You oro haraby raqulrad to f lit your anaarar or othar dafanalvo plaadlnaa with tho Clark of tho abova otylad Court amt aarro copy tharaof upon P la ln tltra attornoy, Ulan P . Oiborno, Jr.. 117 N orth Main Straat, Orlando, Florida, on or btforo tha H at day of Octobor, A, D. 1*11. Haraln fall not or a docrto pro coafoaao will bo antortd aaalnat you, WITVKRR my hand and lha of th is Court a t Hanford, HamlnoU County, Florida, thla the 17th day of Haptambar, A. V. 1*1*. (SEAL) p ic rrn o ii N0T1CH m h r n b r I l r t n th at 1 am •nf*«ad in butlnaaa a t Hoorn 414, Sanford A tlantic National Bank IllJar.. Sanford, SatnlnoU County. Florida, under tba flctltloua nam* of, C rtd lt Bureau a t Hanford, and th at I Inland to ra (la ta r aald nania w ith lha Clark of tha C ircuit Court, Bamlnola County. yiorlda. In occordanco w ith tho prorlalono of tha F lctltloua Nania flta lu tu , tow lt: Section l l i . l l Florida Statute* YOO I.AU6HED WHEN ISAID ’GHOST WHO WAUK CANNOT S k lw S ’-PWHTOM-Hrfi COME ^ BACK/ OTTta'i GONE HAYVMRE/ qc£n W JT hX W g l l R A IO E D O U O ^ B EPO taegATPR^ A COUPLE CP BOVS FROM w c T M O tW H ( s J WERE HEBE/ -BUT* V THAT'S Ohfff// COACH, 1 CALLTUB TEAM HEV.VANG/ LET'S \ S H O W THE M O V /ES 1 ZHAVC L - VUCLLRLM IT OPT AS T H f yoU MADE OF THE J TO C U r ^ E S A I U R O W ^ , o u r A ! ’?*atoo— a r c / SOME \ S C E N iS - V s GMWrWMO �t^ArtkrtaaJar SINGES Electric Sawing V i chits, for boll nee duo to n ife a dU* party la this vicinity. Complats with attaehmeats aad now gusraatas. • paymaata of S4JT H tk o r will discount for cask. Writs Credit Manager, e/o San- RAYMOND M. BALL A N D A M 0C 1A TK 8 T u lm. lac i i FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BUNDS Kocloaod brad. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. plastic or rtjroa tapes. Cotton or nylon cords. iir nTT wUUk i B«wnee we*t And w orst o f all. nobody appreciates m j aenao o f hum or." Scakurik Glass and Paint Co. ACREAGE HOMESITE* from ona a m up- Citrus laad. cleared. LOWER Soar Aroom furnished tCOS per acre. Forty acre young apartment. Phone PA MTU. grove; S years aid; priced to C. A. Whiddon, Sr. Plum binr 4 R epairs BY OWNRR: 1-bedroom home, beat location In Country Club Manor. Phone FA 2-4442. Contracting A Repairs Free Estimates I , L. MARVET LONGWOOD AREA: Nice imsll new CB house: 2 large fenced 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3M9 high A dry lots: tall pines. 14,100. Manor Mobile Homes, Block C.. M. A. Ridenow. This Is a guest pais to the Movieland Drive-In Theatre for Iner Bock. Sanford, to see “A1 Ca- Stop W orrying About ChrUtm aa Money BEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN M46 Fieaea Ave. You can tarn a good Incoma a> an AVON Reprosentativt. Don't Delay. Write, Manager, Box 246, Lockhart, for infor­ mation. J.W .H A L L l-BEDROOM, Florida room, tiled b*th borne. Near air base on Sanford Ave. $234 down. Inquire roe Sanford Avo. JACHOBS REPAIR SHOP Weldiny — vach. A Gen. Repairs W. Mth. A Old. L. Mary Rd. LAWN MOWER Repairs — Halt­ ers Cleaned A Serviced. LEWIS SALES A SERVICE. H tf W. 34 St. Pb. FA 2-7934 ar FA 2-3491. VOCAL INSTRUCTION Private. Professional T c e h tr Phone Sanford FA 2-1344 Furniture Storage and Moving To and From Anywhere C. E. PHILLIPS 1300 French Ave. Fh-JTA 2-1M1 M. "Dec" Valet Electrical Ser. ENVELOPES. Lettsrheads, atata•12 MellonvUla Ave. meals, invoices, b u d bills, and Dez Says For Servlee Call. . . programs, etc. Progressive FA 2-4196 FA 3-3943 Printing Ca. Phont FA 2-34*1 — 30* West 13th SL Top wages. Call NO 1-4011 for appointment. riation wagon to pii cleaning on eommlsi Haifa Dry Cleaners, Second St., Sanford. P1NECREST 2nd. Addition: 3bodroom. S bath, kiteten equip­ ped home; pine paneled den. FA 2 3623. ■ AM ROOFI.N'O Contracting A Repairs Licensed — Bonded —Insured A. BARE FREE ESTIMATES 911 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-7943 NOrth 9 4422 Complete Lawn Maintenance; ROOF CLEANING AND COATING Fertiliser—Spraying — Mowtaj Exclusive agent Tor SURCO In JOIN LOMMFRSE this area. Work guaranteed, r» 414 WUlow Avo. FA 3-719Y NEW Grundlg Tape Recorder and FA 2-3667 for free estimates. Grundig Speaker. Inquire at 461 BILL EVANS Rosalia Dr. 13. Special S ervices Phono PA 2-7696 D A W N ’ S sanford day nursery Park DEPENDABLE woman wand NO JOB TO LARGE OR R3IALL BEAUTY SALON Drive Ways — Parking Areas •taady or part-Uma work. Pb, Air Conditioned Dryers RENTALS: Day — Week — Month FA $-7407. Front End Loaders Hair Styling — Permacents —Oil DRAFTSMAN - 13 years In pros Graders — Deters — Draglines Treatments— TV Stamps, Soft •at petition desires change. Ex Rollers — Transports Water — Air Corn! Harriett's poflouted arehltectual. but wil PHONE: Days, FA 26134 Baaaty Nook, 103 So. Oak— tnnsldsr other types of draft NlghtJ, FA 2-7123 or FA 2 3643 FA 2 3742. lag. Write 1924 Aialea Ave. Ray Reel Paint A Bod: Shop Winter Park, Fla., or phoni 10th A Sanford after *:00 p. m.. MI 4-7393. Behind Studebaker Garage AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Nursery Member Seminole C a v ity Cham ber Of Ceaunerce FA 2-7741 112-114 W. 2nd ML PIA N O LESSONS THEORY A HARMONY Unlvenity Trained MRS. ERNEST ROLICK Phone FA 9-7121 Serviced The Fam ous PERFECTION O IL HEATER FOR 30 YEARS IN VALUE G re go ry ^ PRECISION 1 ® BUILT M 3 BEDROOMS SA N F O R D 800 East F irst S treet /t f o d io • Quiet C eauntally • N ear Golf Courae T ara W aal On 20th 81. FaSaw Country Club Rd. f t Wateh Far O ur Signs . . . •:0 0 A. M. T il D ark SUNDAY n CO. Phone FA 2-1914 500 FRENCH ShoamahaA No. O-IIU Model U9 leper "M" 8 pert Sedan - Aeeee•ory Pkg. • Jetnway Trane. • Brakes . W/W T l r a a . Wheel Rings • KZI Glass • Padded P a n e l • Tateee Golden Mist A While. -H #AAA Save $900 s Super Medan I’ewer Heater t n “««'• Fordo* S flrt • Power Mteeriag • Brakes - Radio A • W/W Tlree. u tr 56 Chrysler New Yarker Town and Country Station Wage* ■ PowerFllta Treat. • Power Steering - Power BrakaCRadln A Heater. - “In the City of Gracious Living” $ $ $ $ $ $ ; * 55 C H E V Y 4 C y l i n d e r • Standard Trans. • "219'' . Fordor . Form al Opening Dream Homes Down Paym ent-H a Closing T O T A L PRICE 2 :W P. M. TU Dark FURNITURE Sanford, Fla. H O M ES O PEN D A IL Y If You Compare PRICES and SPECIFICATIONS You’ll Buy A f la RAVENNA PARK Dem onstrator Wa Invite you to he our guests •M u te ly free without ebllialion at one of Sanford's leading Metals while yen locate enlt•hie henelag far yourself and family. Pick up your key at oar Bales Office. ------ COMING SO O N ------- Homes j i Firepot Guaranteed 10 Years f a LIFE Veits, Pup Tent*, Sleeping Rags. Tarps, Tents. Army-Navy Surplus Store, 310 Sanford Ave. 59 O L D S NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Plants FA 2-4422 TV SERVICE within tha hour 5ervica Call 12.30 plus parti. Work Guaranteed 3 Mo. ph. FA 2 9799. Sanford Furniture Company H as Sold and Strawberry Florida 90. 1c each. Call v \ 2 3943 WindahieM Hack GU m or FA 2-1739 after « p- m. W. Door Glaaa Vent Glxas C. Muse. Box 131, W«st 1st. SL SERVICE Sankarik Glean and Paint Co. O ffers You The Sam e Dependable Experienced Services Rendered For The P a st 2 Y ears Day SF.RVEL Gas Refrigerator, It cu. ft., very good shape. $33. Phone FA 2-2447. _____ List $2195 WELCOME IL HamUa, lorvE g A ve. Open Doily 6:30 0 . m. — 6:00 p. m. Saturday 8:00 a. m .— 2 p. m. PHONE '41 PLYMOUTH fordor, 4 cyllndor; Just had new rings. In­ serts and valve job; clutch loss than year old: runs good —looks choose. Wa can fit all sires, 22 good; priced right- Phone to 40. FA 2-TT70. ROUND. SHORT and TALL Coma ON !o, We can Fit Y’ALL This la n guest pass to the Movie- Wa have out-grown our present - land Drive-In Theatre for Polly quartata — Moving to 1 a r c o r Jones. Sanford, to ate "A1 Ca- building, sama plaxa. RUTCRINS CLOTHING CENTER Hwy. 17-92 Cor. 4U Closed Friday avsnlng and all day Sat. Open Mon. thru Thura. IS A V E f from Noon 'til I p. m. aad Open New f t Uead ALL DAY Sun. NEW Sofa Bed with matching club chair; foam rubber rushions. $200. Call before noon, Used furniture, appliances, tools etc. Beught-seld Larry's Man NO $-4424. » S Sanford Ave. Pb. PA 2-4131 IRONING done at my home. Call FA 2-3947. Sanford FA sini. Licensed — Bonded Painting A F n a i to r e a a d AppUaaeea Decorating. Free Estimates PAINT and Work Guaranteed. SEMINOLE M ather of Sanford WALLPAPER SUPPLIES P A IN T INO CONTRACTORS ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby 203-209 E. P in t IL Pb. FA 1-0933 Buy 1 GaL - Get 1 WREEI Beds. Day, Week or Month FA 2-1204. MARY CARTER PAINTS FURNITURE CENTER • BIO YALUBt 201 W. lat SL FA 2-3 1194 French Ave. CUSTOM BUILT ROMES • QUICK CREDIT Ph. FA 2-1962 Remedellag — Free Estimates • BABY TRIMS Repa'rs Phono FA 1-3144 WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS BILL BERNOSKY, Contractor FLOOR sanding and finishing Cleaning, Waxing. S e r v i n g Son tools County stars lets. M. M. GLEASON. Lake Miry. STEMPER STATES 2800 fertile at One Owner Cft With Lets ad Ey« Appaak TANDEM spartan Trailer; •leaps four; perfect ccadlUoo. Contact 2U Laurel Ave. Phone W ILSON - MAIER that we have toe few hornet to •ell SO convenient to schools, •hopping and the Naval Air Base. This moderately priced STEMPER HAS beautiful S bedroom home is prices to SELL at $10,900. tho hay to your homo In Wynnewood. Complete with throe bed­ W. R. “BUI'' STEMPER Agency room*, playroom, and a great Keillor A Isawor Phone FA 2-4001 11$. N. Park ~ 111-114 W. lad a t Hi. FA t -4431 Hamas faatara S Badraama I ' i Tils Batha • Scravaad Parch - Utility Roam . Tar. rats# Flaava • C anaria • Lead* k i h 4 Lata • All City Catvsa lt arts. MONTHLY PAYMENTS W AIT! WATCH! Homes Designed For Florida Living. 3 ft 4 Bedrooms — 1 ft 2 Bath* VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Paym ents Low as $425 You can move in immedi. ately while th e papers are being processed. Wa Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On The Construction O f Your Home Or Your Money Cheerfully Refunded. O ur Used Cara WIU Be Displayed F o r Yo«r Tk> spec lion N ightly Or Ofcr L arge Lighted L et. " WHERE DEA& SHINE HOLLER MOTOR SAL:S F or Opening D ate W. 36th IL FA 2*7649 Saaford SANFORD FA 2-0711 e r F A 14331 �m Bm M gy fm ( Sf f i W O K ' kit 7 {: offk«r Cap*. 1* A. Arthur to H etoff ileh begins Oct 1 in Sanford. Tha Na> ir. (Navy Photo) Crusade At GRADEAFLA SLICED, ASSORTED “You may sot be a drunkard, immoral. lie, ate*l, or rommii murdif,” Graham told Mm rally, OA/RYPtPr DAYTONA BEACH (l/PO-Two persona ware kilted and five others inland irrlouily Sunday night when a honaymoon coupla’i COTTAGE CHEESE car rammed heat’-on Into anothar • y ML MOfrGE W. OMNI .CASE C - 410: Botch, aged i f la a bangle deg boleaging to Bar daughter Judy, although Mrs. Crane and I have bean stuck with (tiding and looking after Boteb ever tiace aha was a pup. ■BeagtN have an unusually keen •tape of smell, Some dogs, like A s greyhound, rely largely on MfM, but others depend almost amaiy an their nose. .And modern medical science might very profitably use this For easmplr, friends of ours In Chicago had a dog -that waa very fond of n irltor to their lame, named Fred. •When Fred would arrive, the dog would jump aU over Mm with delight and stay by hla aide till Fred had to leave. . But Fred waa away for ala ■Maths. When he returned to visit •ur friends, their dog growled and mated him ee an alien, -ladaed, the lady of the houee bid In hold the dog In keep It from biting Fred. Poor Fred waa wohappy to find that his former fanloe pal waa now an enemy. But three weeks later Fred waa growing so easily fatigued and abort of breath that he consulted • phyalciao. “ m d waa diagnosed as having nevere leukemia, and died there*WI ■ few months later. At the time of hla last visit With our friandi, nobody even dreamed Fred waa ailing. But did tha dog dated an un­ natural scent, which caused H to pagan) Fred aa a atrangerT That la quite possible, for leufcamia la a serious blood ailment. fro human beings hava a poor •eflta of smell and tobacco amokera have a m lose than normal, no we probably could naver nottea flat difftrances la odors. Bat a “ bom" dog, like a beagle • hlnodhouud. might aaaily he brained to ptek out early cancer hi psychology, we find tt poanfrta Is “caadltlcn'* n deg to very Mmdn differences h rotors, i m k , tad prohebty aeente. Ym may israB Pavlov's lea- wall aa many other allmanta which cauaa a change in tha body'i internal chen.latry. For chemicals usually have distinctive odors am' an upset la our normal physiology might quickly becoma apparent to a keen-scented dog that had keen taught to apot Just such a pre­ cise spoor. Anyway, I suggest the wider use of doga not just for tasting new surgical methods and new druga, but also for faster diagnosis of human ailments. for a properly trained dog might wander through a crowd of 1,000 people and spot every earty case of cancqr, or diabetes, etc., In a few minutes: tAlways write I. Dr. Crane In care at this newspaper, anclealag n bag 4t stamped, ad­ dressed envetepe and Me la caver typing and printing coela whan yen send h r ane at Me booklets.) vehicle. Tha Highway Patrol Hated tha dead aa two-year-old Sherry An­ drea Lea and her grandfather, | Allan L. Attaway, St, both of Da-, Land. Three olher paatcngera In tha j ear were injured. They re re Anna I Ann Attaway, wife of the victim,' Charlotte Worthy and Beatrice Coleman, ST, all of DeLaod. Injured In the aporta car were Henry Hawklna, 13. and Ma bride, Katherine. H, of Holly Hill. They were married Saturday night. The Highway Patrol filed a 11,000 bond agalnal the bride­ groom pending a full investigation of tha aceident. The patrol said that Injured members In the other ear claimed that Hawklna* vehicle swerved across the center line of ITS. Highway 02, some seven miles west of here, causing the acci­ dent. Troopers said both can were traveling at high speeds. All the Injured were taken la a hospital here. 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If yon have a record of careful driving. you too can probably qualify (or BAFBOO auta With BAVaoo you get broadm protection wMt (set, fair d a la a terries hi a company famous for Its ip-to-date machine processing techniques B ut save money for you. And you gat the attentive *mrvtoe of our agency—we are qualified ^ (ta k to give you sound advice on all m /StR m °! 70ur Mauraoce problems. OBT THE FACTS TODAY1 — 8 1 It'D pay you in real dollar savings. U A H R i^ No obligation, of courts. John R. A lexander sA T O m — , »- 8417 French Ava. FA 2-0281 EATWELL UGHTMEAT ■STICK �wishing to m akn y opens m ay do tfcn United Fund drfm Oet t. Lmuod W in Established l'JOd TUESDAY, SEPTEM BER » , I N * SANFORD, FLORIDA HO. M l Is A s TT-diy- Idsv hr Mis- Investigation oI s parental re­ dims* sponsibility for lav breaking by Juvenile* was approved by San* ford City Commissi00 U*t sight. 1 LITTUI SUM Y wss added to a good golf gam as probably la Washington. The White The cum minion fold Attorney Jafe* Xaktriat Golf Tournament nmnan-up at the May- S m s aaM the PraallM l wanta HutchlMS t. work as a fair Couatry Chib raaatwsd their trophies last night. ta art bath d d n Hiking again. William But at laaat oua high govern- parental responsibility lav coverMrs. Barbara Rowell and Sonny Powell got awards from lag all crime* by Juvenllei. V m M i* onatsr. pm ltknt of the county chapter «t swat official laid ha doubted whs- The problem of JuveaUea driving hraak the deadfeckthat led to before they are s i tagal ago laat frlday'a coUapaa al coatract aeemi to be Quite wldeepread la talks. The possibility that ha aright In­ voke the ThtMtartley law to halt tha atoal strike ta r SO daya abated tomporarily. The White Howe In­ dicated ho would not aeek a backto-back laj unction before ha coo1 ulted with the apokaamaa far etoel labor and management. Roger M. Blough, board chair­ man al U. S. Steal, aad union praaldaat David J . McDonald both have accepted the Praaldent’a Sanford's dty commission tsst night approved s Tamps penonaily telcpboucd Invitation to the county. Circuit Judge Voile their children out el trouble, gw Williams Jr, informed the earn* attorney pointed oat The police ahoeld cheek c a n parked at achoola to eee if their A law making It a mUde ment­ driven are II ee aver, aald Cow* or tor the par*nl wboea child got mtialoner Carl Higginbotham. It into trouble while driving haa la agalmt the lav for a fiveuile been on hla mind, said Hutchlion. under I t to drive without a llcana* Moat parent! era law-abiding peo- ad adult is the car, WUliama u* pla and don’t want notoriety. U plained. "If you don't like the they knew that each s law la on lav, chaaga A but d au l ignore the hooka It will help them keep It,'* ho urged. pollution investigating firm's giving the city s coat intimate a pollution survey of Imkn Monroe. The firm U Thornton an d Co, . A comparative study of present potution with 1951 pollution figures Is dssired by th e city, Cost o f the survey mi 1 ’ : KocK€) rinos 3un A o r L a l E S n ilf C a m may ru g a from 91,Soo to (3,000, City Manager Warren Knowlei « « ^ moning. NSW YORK (UM) prices at 1 p. American T A T ••east Bethlehem Steel ........... C A 0 ......... Chrysler .......... Curtlae-Wright. . DuPeat ............ Kastman Kodak Toed Motor .... General Electric General Motors Graham • Prigs latl. T A T .... Lorillard .......... Minute Maid .. towey ........ 1• 1 ’c m RB 191 Including Sanford police in the city’s group Insurance plan waa approved by the city commission last night subject to approval of city attorney William HutrhJum I f ana M a tVsaMw aa nn dd 111 C i tftyw manai **, * * * W w t f i w w WB as v a se axtanaiva and a company would Knowles. Including ratlffd WASHINGTON (DPI) — SriY ptoyea in the plea h anti eta today reported rocket findJn«» Indicating that temperatures „ *° with proposed to the rami . IMd and lab teats to see what amendment will be i , wuSC I f i l l W l O i IO v na , ... M n llA II n illlU ll A . al Decrees Of Heel dagiaea Fahrenheit. ThU U 10 Umaa higher than had beau assumed ea tha baste aI peartom findings. The researcha rt elao reported extremely fSwerful X-raya which penetrated tha earth's upper ■>■»■>bare after talar flares. Tha saw information came (rout project Sunflara U vacantly complated by Dr. Herbert Friedman end aaaaclato* of the Naval BeSearch Laboratory. The aelentiaU fired 11 NikeASP rocket* each equipped with IS pound* of iutruaenU . Bight el the rocket* were eeeceaafut, reaching altitude* of ISO to 180 mile*. Three were launched durtog flare* and five during period* of solar quiet or miaar activity, m X-rays with tMrgira as high as i s , 000 volte appeared above tha absorbing layer* at tha earth's at­ mosphere after large flam . ProBtoite. to gunflero 11 tha moat ps- Th* ,tudjf would u k » about a month to complete Knowles exPlained. The date to atari the surwould be up to the Arm that “r **, *•,iudy * Developer J. Brallty Odham fBUvtoualy haa offered to pay half the coat of tha survey up to (2,(00. Since l»Sl Sanford has spent 91 million on lie sewerage system. The refuse baa been pumped out into the middle of the lake which creates greater dilution. Tha problam to to datarmlna whether this greater dilution haa been enough to haltm a Increasing sewage from g growing population, Kno-wtoe explained. The .State hoard of Health pol­ lution figures show that the lake water la net a health baaard, unitary engineering firms of Metcalf and Eddy and Dr. Abal Wofman determined recently. Tha Mach color of Lake Monroe la due lo a s organic bottom and water­ toed, not aswage. Slated Tomorrow v Sanford Rotarian* will hold a Thu tolar atmospheric temper­ Mask-fay outing at the Farmer* ature* during Haros wan Calcu­ Auction Market on Rt. ITW to­ lated from tha X -ny energies. morrow afternoon. Rotarian* can come to tha outing any time after Hutchtoau aald this moftetog. \ Y iterate for tbd last tirifte south of SuifonL Sheriff J. L Hobby looks over Tha group policy la l e u and the operation just befofp State bekorage igents;put thewxe to the atiU »nd paid for by tha city tor Its *»• 38 gallons et moonshine whisky.'Hatch -wga hrteated and enarged with ptoyea. It provides »1,OOS life In­ possession of Illegal liquor and operating a atUl He waa put In the counts’ surant* tor Uw employe, and all awaiting $500 bond.' f (Staff Photo) group hospital-end aurgtaal eeverage. with tha amploya’s family to be covered if he paya tar U, Accidental death and dkmetobarmeat coverage are Included in tha ptan. The policy ta a ’ fringe benefit to cover Don-occupational harm to employe*, said City Managtr W arm Knowlta. Prank Mabsnc J r., who haa had It does net provide fur on-the- charge of San Franciicu Giant job Injuries which art aoverud un­ training facilities at liw Mayfair Seminole County Commistinner waa going on to tha park '‘aspsder workman’s compensation. Country Chib and Inn for the past David Gatcbel today lathed out at dally after all the criticism wa the "premeditated vandalism" that have received about maintaining tlx years Is resigning this post. As vice president of an Orlando occurred at Henry Levy Park the county parks," oil company and owner of an about a week ago and demanded According to Seminole County Missing Boater ElUabcthtowit N. Y. hole), Me­ (he com mission g iv es full report Sheriff J. L. Hobby, about a week bane feeli that ha had best do- (0 the public. Found By Plane Gatrliel “ M ' ................. eommiaslon vole hla time to these businesses. PORT LAUDERDALE (UP!) - The resignation will be cffeclivo that “It waa a dirty shame" what nillr* cast of Sanford. A search pleat today found a when a new manager (ur the Sheriff Hobby aald that benches 47-year-old alrboet cothurts* who and abed* on tne picnic area wan bad bean missing far Area days Hypnotist To Be torn up, tablea pulled out of the to the Everglades. concrete and other acta of vandalThe Game and Wildlife Com­ Jaycee Speaker lam committed. mission plant spotted XJebeid J. Sanford Jayccca speaker Thurs­ Commiaalaa Chairman J o b s Mills suadlng o* a Ugh ridge in day will be ethical hypnotist Joe the Glades with water sumamding New Rocket Turns B. McCauley of Orlando. Hypnot­ him. Tha pilot reported Mills ap ism, Its pressnt use and its use la pearad to bo unhurt. Clouds Purple the future will bo McCauley's FORT WALTON BEACH. Fla. topic. who did this up a tree." Gatchel McCauley majored in psy­ declared. "These sets are not Just (UPt)— An Air Force rocket turned the cloud* purple high chology at Orlando Jr. College some minor mischief dune by over northwest Florid* today in and Hollins College and was train­ Juveniles but premedlsted van­ an experiment to Irani more ed at ths Ethical Hypnotic train­ dalism." about upper air weather rood!- ing center, Irvington, N. J, Commissioner Vernon D u n n echoed Gatchrl's re marks and said that the commission should The small missile b!j>;ed off offer a reward for any Informa­ from the Santa Rosa Island Icat President Signs center shortly before dswn and tion leading to thr arrest of lbs exploded at a pre • determined Foreign Aid Fund vandals. “I’ll contribute 923 my­ point some H mile* above thr self," Dunn said. WASHINGTON JUPI) — Pre­ earth. The burit missile shower­ Krider reported that County En­ ed thr m illed air with particle* sident Elsenhower has signed le­ gineer Bub Davis wss at work gislation providing (3.228,11:1,000 supervising county crews in re­ of sodium. A giant purple cloud formed al­ in new furelgn aid funds and ex­ pairing the damage. Sheriff Hub­ most immediately, glowing In the tending the federal civil right* by said that hi* officer* art workpredawn darkneas. It could be cummlMiun for another two years. seen aa far a« 200 milea away. plans Indicate. Frank Mebane Quits Giant Post ICity To Reconnect 3 Water Weils First Federal Building To Be Dramatically New Tha metal pleat haa a waste lagoon aear teak plant route af Sanford, late which cyanida waste waa running. Throe dty wells were diacemwcted from the water toystea Sept. 4 who* Florida Board at Health testa showed that thto refuse was infiltrating them. Ail traces of cyanide have been pumped out since Sept. 4 aad the Support Pledged ^ le w Assessor ■emtooto Qouaty eemmkaJ today Pledge tbrtr “fell nm to Richard McCanns who L The preliminary plana for a new building lor Us growing operations have been approved by the Direc­ tors of First Federal Savings and Loan Assn. The aaaoditioa' has retained Cunpeen Co., financial Institution consultants, to aastat to planning the MW structure which will be on the northwest corner of the In­ tersection of First St. and Elm Art. The interior k to bo functional, •Mb customer conveoknce aad comfort prime conalderattona. En­ trances ea the north and south will provide easy accesa to the lobby, either from West First Street or Worn the parking lot, designed to handle 33 cars. The latest design ta teller streena wfll be 00 asm aide af the lobby god will have working area for fax teller*, with apace far future expansion. Offices, con­ ference rooms aid desfca -far con­ sults Bans will be on tha opposite side of the lobby. The deear end furnishing* ire to bn custom designed In blend the exterior and intenor architectural treatment. Enclosing this will be e dramatkally modern exterior with glass and brick aa primary building ma- electricity. The advisory warned dtot rider and high seas was) tinea to flood m e ta l lasA city palkemaa at hit home where Morahaad City, N. a , to fl ha waa shaltorlag them far local annab arm during the day. The howler was *xpacUd Juvenile authorities. Patrolman Joseph T. Erwin, to, required W itUchas across hla hand aad face after the beating. Educators M eet TALLAHASSEE (UP1) - Soma US educators will meat hare Thursday for a two-day junior ool­ ites conference, eighth annual cooftronca of its Usd. RcpreacnUUvta are aapteted from 10 Jun­ ior collages now to aperstto* to PWMa and tour additional ones expected to get underway next September. Salesm an G ets Life TAMPA (UPI) —A circuit Judge sentenced • 43-year-old automo­ bile salesman today to Ufa im­ prisonment (or the munler of hla wife of four months during a beer drinking bout. Judfo Gunter Slavanaofl called the munler el Mrs. Ethel Marie Brookins, so. ea June U a “senseless killing which corns* out of the uao of alcohol." aid aiato police and civil Jefanaa authorities la reacua operattooe. People ware urged to ilay off tha streets because of the i n t e r from falling Usee and flying gtaaa. Approximately 1.004 Pttoftoh were gathered la 31 shelters botween Georgetown, A C., and Beaufort. Seventy persons w an la tha church at Folly Reach. Khrushchev O ff Twenty-one years age today fivw tornadoes struck Chsnaston Cow* For Red China ty within one hour, killing t t par­ MOSCOW (U P I)- Globe trotting sons and causing tores ■ 11lie* Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ dollars ha damaga. chev leaves by plane today for Peiping to report to hi* Chinese Communist alike ea hie historic Journey to the United Stake and bis talks with President Elsenbow*r. Peiping k some MW miles by air from Moscow. Khrushchev la going to Peiping officially to taka part to the 10th anniversary cel*bra Ilona of tbo Chinese Communist leisure of Bank Get« Okay SKETCH OF PROPOSED NEW FIRST FEDERAL BUILDING The Sanford Atlantic National Bank received city commUxton'a permission last night to nuke the alky running batwam tha bank aad the Goodyear building on*way going east from Park Ave. after rite bank's new drive-ia booth* am built. Permission to have elevated corridor* ctcae the alky waa eke granted. The three booths to be an Uw present Goodyear alto, will be eonnect ed by elevated corridor*. M l •S F IP 1 A^ 1V 1— uni 1 1 I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 28, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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/8f433a6fccb1237d24ed8a23b42ee281.pdf 9c90c9918c326b6b40f1c387e9f6c873 PDF Text Text •M ktM M Sigh hae a "denf a M " tet b n l l t e a s w ilt very teat halfback* ta jt S.-minoIe High football eeeeh J i n Plgotl a t tin Unslnetes' eypoettloa to- - Ltgol Notice t . B A irru n rr aad M RTUTT, fcec husband. BARRT r . REILLY and aiilX T , his wife. If ilv. aad If dead, taatr ea­ rn heirs, devisee* legat­ ee gveaiaeet aad say aad pereeae d e la te s by, Ik, «r wader aay af the im CLEVELAND,' Okie (UP1) Jo t Gordon, tha considered himself as ma nager af tha Cleveland Indians, w u off pheasant bunting today with a crisp, aaw two-year con­ tract far the Job atafted in bis pocket. Tha contract, for 940,000 annu­ ally, a $10,000 Increase, w u annegat ed la a stunning reversal of form by General Manager Frank Lane a t a press Conference a t In­ diana’ headquarters Wednesday, Lane, who had bean outspoken­ ly critical of bli field au nager la a feud of several weeks, second guessed himself aad decided he "couldn’t think of anyooe better P C U aseardlsg to the ytat thereof ea rosavdeC la P la t P eek * r a i s e c u t , as, *t# and U ef the Pnblie M aierls a t Beadaele Cesstjr, n o r - Tha title -a f U s ease la JOHN A. O ttaw a and m il d m id c r e w * Btar^wtfs, Matntlffe. -versus NFL* L U A. BARYLETT a a d ----- BAHTu r r r , her h ns head, aad HAHHT F . RMILLY aad ----- HE1LLY, his W t f t .'l l llvlay. and If died. th slr e a k a e w e heirs, devisee* legatee* ee gvaeteeei end any aad all per* •ewe eUlmlasr hy. throeah, e r e a f e e a a y *1 the eeld Defendants er bthevwlee. a id aay ead aU perse a s e u ia u a a aay estot* rlah t, t i u * ee laU reat la, e r Ilea s e e * th e real property kerela deserlbed. e r a a y p a rt U sreef, Defendant* ’ T e e aad eask e f yoe are reu e lrsd to file y ear easw er with th e Clerk e f Ike above entitled C e e rt aad serve a copy thereof u p ea P talalllfe’ a tle rn e r* THOMP•OH A BRETT. whose address Is S4 B ast C entral A re a s* Orlqml* grtoriAS. SSI later thee Oetubar I* s s required by Uw, else s ee Pro Confesau will he ea.gored sg a lsst y e s end each of you. e IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have kereuoie sal m i head and nfflaed my effteUI seal at Maaferd, Herni­ as!# Cesaty, Florid* this H ad day of luU aker, HI* . able to succeed Gordon than Gor­ don himself." There w u speculation today that pressure from tha tens, who overwhelmingly favored Gordon, w u a factor In Lana’s decision. Tba general awnagor denied it however. Gordon was given a standing ovation hy tha crowd of 14,000 (ana who u w tha Indians elim­ inated from the American League pennant race by tha Whitt Sox Tuesday night, 4-3. And whan tha announcement of Gordon’s re­ signing w u made over tha public address system at Thistle Down race track today, K set aff re­ sounding cheers. Oallmora a a t Morris, both speedster heKbrr"*. Caserne, t a n tba league's lending ranking back, hnven’t snednd a lot a( hnlp In tha past. And H Halaa’ m w for­ mation worka at all, tha Boar at* took should raaek a aaw soak. Halaa expects web a result "We ought to be Improved -ea otfenae aad In proved on defense," be said. "B at dos’l forget those other learas will be improved tea." Tha offrase should be better, too. bo said, because both Harlan HUl and Jim Dooley, offensive rads who were injured most of last season, are completely recov­ ered aad during training have looked more effective than ever. Quarterback, though, might bo a problem. Ed Brown and Zeke Bratkowski, although they've bad plenty of experience, have been erratic and neither has over be­ come a "taka charge" player. Rudy Buklcb, with experience earlier with Washington and Lot Angeles, might move in. Auburn;; Features Brute i , M SA Vp A w* s R8RLAC/A* A ita Z H P U K * ?£TA/MP gAPL BIA/K \OMLV ZAP' lA /K t/M c * 'B U c j z b p . IB TOOOAUHXM*. BUT THAT A t/aoiP scM em ti sa x s * it tv tH TOUOHBR, Power Again This Season I---- _ jW M - RBPUTBP to havb APPBP W E P. H e n .d e . As Clerk of Bald -C ourt By M artha T. Vlhlea. Deputy Clerk THOMPSON * HltKTT A ttorneys for PU Intiffs i t Beat C entral Aveuua Orlando, Florida Publish Bopt. t«, A Oct. t, (, II. Csited Prase foieraatlewal Burgess. Winner—Kline (11-13), Loser— Jay (8-11). HHa—Burgers, Americas Lsagas Bllto. 000 000 000— 0 8 3 Mathews. Bsa. Oil 000 OQx— 4 8 0 Flahar, O'Dell (7) and Trlandos. Casale (13-8) and White. Loaer— JOSEPH TMItLAt* and Fisher (14). DOROTMY TERLAP MellBYNOLDS Defendants. Usited Press tetsreatloeal n o t ic si t o d e f e n d Kin. City 010 010 800— 7 9 0 National Lsagas TO) JOSEPH TERLAP Detroit 103 109 100- 9 11 0 Player » fla k O .A 1 I . E P ci H IS W a ln st stre e t W auktgan. Illinois Tsitouris, Grunwald (4), Sturdi­ Aaroo, MUw. 149 110 115 211 .337 YOU ARK HKRKBY NOTIFIED Cngbm, St. L. 141 431 53 137 MS to s t * com plaint for divorce and vant (4), Orlra (7) and House, II. 152 0 9 137 201 .315 etk er relief h as besn tiled a seleal SmUh. Foytock, R. 0. Smith (7), Pinson, Cln. y ea end ro d a re required to serve Cepeda, S. F. 148 594 91 118 .313 Narleskl (9) and Berbtret. Win­ Boyar, St. L. 147 357 88 174 J12 ner—Sturdivant (24). Loaer—R. Americas Lsagas G. Smith (0-3). HRs—Cerv, Ka- Kuenn, Del. 134 341 99 193 .334 line, Klimchock, Marts. Kalins, Del. 133 301 U 164 .327 Bunnell, Bos. 145 331 93 172 .312 Ntw York 100 101 110- 3 14 t Fox, Chi. 133 019 93 IV .303 Wash. » l ooo o io - 4 12 i Mlnoso, Clsv. 147 SM 92 173 .304 Tarry, Gabltr (4), Maaa (I) Raas Batted b te r the relief demanded In the and Berra. Fischer, Stobbs (I) Nalieaal Leagee — Banks, Cubs SonapUluL DONE AND O R D anR It at Sen- and Courtney, Naragon (9). Win­ 141; Robinson, Reds 123; Aaron, furO. Hemlnole County, Florida, this ner—Gabltr (10). Loser—Fischer Bravst 122; BeU, Beds US; Ma­ lln d day a t September A. D. INS. (9-10). HHs—Lopes, Allison. thews, dravaa 111. URAL) National League American Lsagee—Colavlto, In­ O. P. HERNDON (10 Innings) Clerk or Circuit Court dians 106; Jensen, Red Sox 108; By M artha T. Vlklen San Fran. 300 010 211 O - • 19 0 Klllebrew, Senators 101; Lemon, Deputy Clerk Chicago 202 210 010 1— 9 14 0 Senators 106; Maxwell, Tigers 93. J. RUSSELL HOHNMHY AntoneUI, Miller (3), O. Jones Hams Raaa A ttorney fa r Plaintiff l i t North Mein S treet (4), Worthington (4), Bycrly (4), National Lsagee — Banks, Cubs Orlando, Florida McCormlch (I), Fisher (10) ami 44; Mathews, Braves 44; Aaron, Publlak Bapt. IS, A Clot, t, I Landrilh, Schmidt (•). Anderson, Braves 39; Robinson, Reds 30; Henry (7), Elston (9) and Averill. Mays, Giants 33. S. Taylor (4), Neeman (9). Win­ American Leagee—Colsvlto, In­ ner—Elston (10-1). Loser—Fisher dians 41; KUIebrew, Senators 40; i n VMM CIRCUIT COURT UP THM SIXTH JUDICIAL Cl HC (IT . IS (2-3). HHs—Cepeda, Banks, Walls, Lemon, Senators 33; ManUs, Yan­ a .v d r t m p h m ix o i .k c o u n t y , Mays, Altman, Neeman. kees 31; MaxweU, Tigers 30; AlPLO s u ite . IN CMASCKNY SO. Uson, Senators 10. Filching Loa Angeles 100 000 020— 9 7 0 EVELYN SELLS It* 000 000 OOO- 0 5 0 National Lsagee—Face, Pirates Plaintiff, St. Louis Craig (10-3) i ad Roseboro. Mil­ 19-1; Law, Plratei 189; AnlontlW ILLIE SELLER * ler (4-3) and H. Smith. U, Giants 19-10; Podrts, Dodgers Defendant. 144; Conlty, PhUlles 12-7. NOT!CM TO APPStAM Milwaukee 000 101 030- 4 9 1 STATE OP PLOHIDA Americ sa Laagae—Shaw, While TOt Willie Sellers Pittsburgh oto 200 tlx— 3 9 3 Sox 174; McUah, Indians 194; Address and Residence Buhl, Rush (3) Jay (•) and Wynn, While Sex 31-10; Mossi, Ti­ Unknown You are hereby notified th a t a Crandall. Kline, Face (9) and gers 10-9; Maas, Yankees 14-9. League Leaders •r, haven't been defeated since mld-19M. The only blemish on their otherwise perfect record since that Ume was last year’s surprise 7-7 tie with Georgia Tacb. Tba other a games w en all Auburn victorias. This year’s Auburn team figures to be Just as tough defensively as before and improved on offense. This could well mean that the Ti­ gers will get that No. 1 national rating they missed In 1937 and 1933 whan they ware No. 3 and No. 4 respectively. The Auburn line should be no easier to get through tots faU. It Includes second-team All- Amer­ ica Guard Zeke Smith and thirdteam All-American Cantor Jackie Burkett and will avaraga 323 pounds from end to and. Auburn’s offensive improvement la expected because of two new quarterbacks Bryant Harvard who waa held out last year after breaking hla leg In pre - season driUs and sophomore Bobby Hunt. There are three other confer­ ence games scheduled this week­ end. The Vanderbilt Commodores and tha Mississippi Stole Maroons both maka their first appearan­ ces against tough competition. Commodores visit toe Georgia Bulldogs who upset Alabaiha 17-3 and the Maroooa go to Florida which opened strong last week by beating Tulanc 30-0. The other conference tiU hax the Kentucky WUdcaU, beaten 14-12 by Georgia Tech, boat to the titlecontending Mississippi Rebels who opened with a 144 win over Hous­ ton. The SEC continues Ua earlyseason rivalry with the southwest as the Georgia Tech Yellow Jack­ ets entertain Southern Methodist, Rudy Ellis Takes Win Over Calhoun CHICAGO (U PI)—Victor Rudy Ellis and vanquished Rory Cal­ houn both were disappointed lig h te n today after a 10-round television bout In which Ellis ex­ tended his winning streak to eight bouts. " I wasn't good," Ellis said, "Even if I won. 1 didn’t fight toe way I think I ought to fight. I had him twice and let him get away." It waa Ellis' 17th win In 20 pro bouts, and It waa Calhoun's eighth defeat la 60 matches. Calhoun, recognising hie edge in experi­ ence, waa compllmantary to his 23-year-old rookie conqueror. “ He's a good defensive fighter," be said, "but that’s no excuse. I didn't fight good. I couldn't loos­ en up. The Corner kept telling me to get loose and I tried, but 1 still waa tight all tha way." EUla, who haa knocked out 10 opponents, staggered Calhoun tn the third with a flurry with both bands In the final minute, and then he lost his chance for a knockout when Calhoun covered up and dodged away from his blow*. It waa a majority decision for Ellis as Judge Harold Marovitx scored 46-44 for a draw. Kefarce Frank Sikora gave Ellis a 50-41 score, giving him every round but one, which he ruled even, and Judge BUI Duty made It 44-43 for the winner. The United Press In­ ternational card waa 48-44 for El­ lis. Berths For FSU TALLAHASSEE (UPI)—Three sophomores will bold down start­ ing positions In Florida Btato Uni­ versity’s Una when the Seminole gridden tackle The Citadel hero Saturday night. Jim Danial will start at left and and Fred Grimes at right a n d .' Slavs Klesiua will b# n starting tackle. Coach Perry Muss instituted the changes at tha and spots bacausa of injuries last week to star right end Tony Romeo and his replace­ ment, John Slaton. Other starters wUl include tackle John Spivey, guards A! Ulmer and Terry Moran; center Ramon Rogers; quarterback Joe Majors; left halfback Bud Whitehead, right halfback Fred Pickard and fullback Jack Esplnxhip. Florida State wUl play four day games snd six under toe Ughts during the 1939 footbaU season, the aama as In t938. The Seminole*’ first torse games are nighttlms affairs. W. x-Chicago K Cleveland IT New York N Detroit n Baltimore T2 Boston 73 K an su City M Washington « x-Clinched pennant L- P e t W 90 .006 ... S3 .MO 4V» 73 J17 14 7« .4PT 17 79 .477 V 7» .477 20 « .437 27tt « .417 » Wednesday's ReanMa Boston 4 Baltimore • Kansas City 7 Detroit • Now York*! Washington 4 (night) (Only games scheduled.) Thursday's Praha hie Pitchers (No games scheduled.) Friday's Games Chicago at Detroit Kansas City at Cleveland (night) Baltimore at New York (night) Washington at Boston (night) Nattsnal League W. L. P e t GS Milwaukee I t f f J N .. . Los Angeles M 4f .Sad ... San Francisco 17 V .543 I Pittsburgh Tl 74 .313 SVt Chicago 73 7t .4S3 11 Clclnnati 73 M .474 UVh St. Louis V S3 .437 13 Philadelphia 43 H .417 21 Wednesday’s Basalts Chicago 9 San Fran. • (10 Inns) Pittsburgh 3 Milwaukee 4 (night) Los Angelea 3 St. Louis 0 (night) (Only games scheduled.) Thursday's Probable Pilchers (No games scheduled.) Friday's Gaaees Phils, at Milwaukee (night) San Francisco at St. Louis (night) Loa Angeles at Chicago. (Only games scheduled.) Sporting Goods Fishers Finding Tough Going 304 E. lat 8L FA S-9H1 Ualted Press falernallonsl It waa just Ilka shooting Fish­ ers in a barrel. Jack Fishers of the Orioles lost to the Red Sox, 4-0, Wednesday; Eddie Fisher of the Giants lost to tha Cubs, 9*8, in 10‘ Innings and Hill Fischer of the Senators lost to the Yankees, 8-4. Legal Notice hill e f com plaint far divorce h is been filed n se la a l you, snd you a re required to serve • copy ef your aaaw er o r pleedine to the bill a f com plaint on tha P la in tiffs a tte ra e y Paul a P erkin* 1ST Weet South Street. Orlando, Florida, and toll te do so Judgm ent by dstoult will he token aealn et yen for the relief demanded la the bill e t earnplaint. DOMR AND ORDKUED n t Baafo r * Hemlnule’ County, Florid* th is Stb day pf September, US* (SEAL) U P HKIINDON CUrb e f the Circuit Court • p i M artha T. VIAU* PC P a u l C P erkins 447' Weet South Street Orlando, Florida A ttorney for FU iatlM / r i / WANTED I M M E D I A T E L Y 2 FORD CAR & TRUCK SALESMEN Apply In Person No Phone Colls See DAVID SM ITH Stric kla n d-M o rris o iit Inc. *8«9 Playhouse 90, Channel f, 9:30 Ttmitn" m jO m KMALL CARS ARE OUR BUSINESS NOT A SIDELINE I 800 FEENCH FA ..hKf'V P ro Holler Motor M u >TiJr 2n4 ft Palmetto �9 (jailed Press International Gov. LsRoy Collins was scheduled to sign papers .to­ day suspending T u Assessor Mary Earls Walker from her office for “neglect of duty and incompetence." The governor's action came after a throe-hour yesterday at Tallahassee with Mrs. Walker, >tty. Mack Cleveland Jr. and School Board Atty. County A Atty. D o o m s !Stcnttrom. Walker said today that the governor’s action “to the result of poll ties’* and that she could not possibly agree to accomplish what Collins asked in the time he •Dotted her. Collins asked Mrs. Walker at yesterday’s meeting to assure him that she would prepare a 1969 tax roll by Doe. 1 which she would certify as a competent one, “representing the performance of her duties as required by law pertaining to evaluation of property for He salTthat she refused to assure him that this would bs dons, saying only that she would prepare s rod “to the best of my ability." The governor did not name a replacement for the •’a job. Names of possible successors hi the assessor post to bs considered by Collins are expected to be submitted to the governor by county officials, the legislative dole* ration and his political supporters hi the county. Collins said yesterday the county “faces an snssr* M4t« SHIM u v W W HVW w ar wm ie am wiwaiiH n y y v i o r ment as soon as possible. Mrs. Walker’s term has about one more year to run. • Mrs. Walker is the first tax assessor suspended by Collins sines he started a drive for property evaluations throughout the state that would more nearly meet the full cash value requirements of taw. The Stats Railroad Assessment Board said Semin* ole County property is valued for tax purposes a t just ever 80 per cent of Its actual worth. But Collins made it dear this was not the specific failure attributed to Mrs. Walker, although be conceded tt constitutes part of the reason. Mrs. Walker said after the meeting she would not be “intimidated" or make a promise to the governor which she knew would result in “exhorbltant and unfair taxation" to many taxpayers of Seminole County. The governor said he did not ask her to take the ra­ appraisal made by Dowling Appraisal Co, but to make her own appraisal based on her own independent Judgm eat “I did require that she give the people of Seminole County and me assurances that on or before Dee. 1, she would submit an assessment roll which she would certify to be a competent one, representing the perform­ ance of her dutiee as required by the law pertaining to the evaluation ef property for assessment purposes," Collins said. “She refused to give such assurances, contending only that she would prepare a roll *to the beat of my ability.’ “The roll she prepared last year was found by the state comptroller to be a patently incompetent job and the simple truth is that In the emergency this county faces, the quality of Mrs. Walker’s work which has been the result of the best of her ability in the past is in­ adequate," Collins said. “I frankly advised her if she would not give sssurances that a competent job would be done, I felt it my duty to ask her to step aside so we could put somebody to the position who would." $ 1)? ^ a n f o r b I VOL. X U Z It's Devious Politics, Mrs. W alker Charges • WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Saturday. High today 87 to 92. Low tonight 69 to 74. Uxtted Prase Laaaad W in Established 1908 FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 26. 1969 SANFORD,” FLORIDA NO. 529 HoffaSeeks ‘Non-Union' Man ATLANTA (UPI) — James It. Hoffa aald Thursday night the goal of the Teamsters Union is to organize every American worker who does not carry a union card. Hoffa said that he would like to have policemen and fire­ men in the Teamsters Union. But he said he feels they ahouid not have the right to strike. News Briefs Fruit Shipments 1 p. m. Stocks- G Khrushchev Believes Voters To Choose School Millage In Nov. 3 Vole •r (A Tho Seminole County Ministerial Association'* Bible Conference scheduled Monday “ la open to all 0Who are interested In increasing iV lr understanding of the the Christian Scriptures," Rsv. David Carneflx, publicity chairman for the association, said today. The conference'* two teuton, to bo held in the Sanford's First Methodist Church will begin at S p. m. and 7:30 p. m. Dr. Elmer A. Leslie, who recent­ ly translated the Book of Isaiah, fw iU use this Old Tcitament book a t a conference basla. Dr. Leslie was at the American Instituta of Oriental Studies when the "DeadSea Isaiah Scroll" waa discovered. Hie scroll waa brought ia the in­ stitute for analyala. Each snrollee at the conference will pay e t l reglstratim fee. Shrine's Family Picnic Tomorrow Bahia Shrine Temple’* first family picnic will be held Satur* day at Seolando Spring.i. AH Shrinera, their families and friends, are invited to the all-day festivities which will feature a j e s t e r show and a concert by the *%ahia bras* band of IS mesiciane. Lifeguard* of Now Smyrna and Daytona beaches wiU demonstrate diving sad lifesaving techniques. Free soft drinks end ice cream will be served but the Shriners suggest that those attending bring their lunches. Children are invit­ ed and balloon* and clowns will he available for their entertain- » Tuesday Deadline For Parade Theme Hunting Licenses On Sale At Store Girl Scout Leader Course Scheduled Robson In Hosiptal It'll Be Pancakes On Menu Oct. 17 As Jaycees Cook •e Tax Aaaeaaor Mary Earle Walker Uaowd a prepared statement today about the action of Got. Colling in* *pending her from office after their meeting yesterday. She eald she had no other comment to max*. H en to ’ her atatement in fullt The governor’# unfair action in impending me to the result of devious and unsavory political strategy. * There are S3 countiei which had a 40 per cent or lean assessment level for 1958. Many of tM MiMeon of these counties have been In office for eeran l tonne, while 1 have nerved lets than three y ean of mjr fliet term, yet the governor singled me out for summary re. ranval without.*, publie.hearing, on th* ground that I refused to promise him a competent 1969 aensement roll et full cosh value within * period of approximately two months. It takes an appraisal company of trained worker*, devoted to reappraisal work alone, approxi­ mately one year to do what he demanded th a t I do to two months, end In addition thereto, I would havo had to get . the roll compiled and perform all the other duUes end services of this office. The governor limply gave me a. task that no one aware of the work Involved could safe' scientiously agree to accomplish in the time allotted. It is of first Importance to mo that no one’s shall be exhorbltant and excessive. Obviously, it to tha view of the governor and those behind hia action that the total sum of the tax roll to tho essential criterion of evaluating • valid tax roll; th a t Individual exhorbltant and excessive taxes are deplorable but ef a secondary nature and penhance a necessary evil to the desire to raise more money to i With the money and trained personnel avaOshle to my office, I had been making steady pringreee to edjusting and bringing current the u s seemeat values. Last year, however, upon the county commission order* ing an appraisement of the property of the eounty, I curtailed sharply this work, expecting to o n this apt praisement in compiling my 1959 assecaement roll. Be­ cause of this long delay in delivery and the incompetent and unreliable nature of this Appraisal, I reluctantly con­ cluded that 1 could not possibly use these appraisal figures without reviewing them by inspection in tha field, and that time prevented this being done this year. At this time, I have the preliminary 1969 ■■■eesment roll nearly completed, and expected to deliver the earn* to the county commission on or about O ct 1 st This work has been done accurately, competently and to tha best of my ability under tho circumstances. I resent the governor’s suspension on the groondq of “incompetency and neglect of duty." I have been en­ gaged in thia work for over 25 yeara in the Seminoio County Tax Assessor’s office, and there are too many people who know I am not Incompetent and that I have nover neglected the duties of this office. It ia ironic that if I did the governor’s bidding I woe competent, but w I didn’t I was Incompetent I deplore the fact that the school and county func­ tions will be seriously affected by the delay in receiving tax monies this year. The governor’s action, I feel wo* uncalled for and a disservice to the people of Sawdpeto County. It was brought to the attention of tho governor a t our conference that under the Statutes of Florida, Chap­ ter 475, Robert L. Dowling and his company were not licensed or qualified to appraise real estate; that the contract entered into by the Seminole County commi*. ■loners with the Dowling Appraisal Company was illegal and that Dowling was prohibited by law from doing such appraisal work and from receiving or being paid fur such appraisal services, and it is Ironic that as a re­ sult of such an illegal appraisal, unreliable in fact, I should be suspended by the governor. The governor quoted the comptroller as finding that my 1958 roll was patently incompetent. However, Mr. Ausley, who made the Inspection of this 1958 roil for the comptroller, said yesterday in the governor’s of­ fice that there wua nothing derogatory in his report of his Investigation of my 1958 roll, and sold that Comp­ troller Green had been misquoted. I wish to thank my friends for their loyal support^ encouragement and confidence. I have been unjustly re­ moved but I hope to return with your help. Hoffa explained why he thlnke WINTER HAVEN (UPI) - Dally hia union ahouid go after mem­ carloadings In boxes from the ber! la non-related field*. He *ald Citrus Vegetable Inspection Divi­ the T taraiten Union le “flex* sion: By rail, 11,368 grapefruit; by Ible." boat, 1,(150 grapefruit; by truck, Hoffa again *ald he would re­ 26.1M grapefruit; total, 39,202. move four team iten Illegally on SIGN OF THINGS TO COME — Sign painter J. W. Merry of Winter Park Canntry receipts, 1041S grape­ fruit. the payroll according to the new surveys his handiwork which points to the entry w .... labor reform law. Ho would not of Circuslnnd. Entertainment Enterprise*, backers of the Clrcunlund proname thorn. 326 Polio Cases ject, had the sign put up yesterday on the land Just north of Laks Ado. Holla Mid he ie aware of the WASHINGTON (UPI) The tremendoua reapoaalbUlty he hae U. S. Publie Health Service eald aa leader od a union that could day 326 no# new eases cates j.of paralytic today tie up the p e tW a transportation. ilio ilo were reported la tile aatioo B u t'h e eald “there are enough N week. That Is the second lawe oa the books to cover any highest polio figure for tho year, NEW YORK (UPI) — Stock surpassed only by tho week of illegal action* by the union*." prices at 1 p. m.t ■ The return of the International Aug. 23-26, whoa 120 cseoo won American T A T .................... TIVi reported. Longahoremen’a A**n. to the > American Tobacco ............... 664s AFUCIO did not end bU effort* Bethlehem Steel ................... MW Judge Allred Dies te get the I LA into the TeamC A 0 . . . . , , . . . . . . . . ST •tore Union, Hoffa said. LAREDO, Tex. (U PI)-Feder*l Chrysler ....................... S3-)* Hoffa alto ,ald Sear* Roebuck Curtis* • Wright ................. 29W Juuge James V. Allred, the New le the Teamtter*' “prime target" WASHINGTON (UPI) - Soviet their top advisers during the Douglas Aircraft ................. 43H Deal "boy governor" of Texa* la the South. Premier Nikita Khrushchev said morning to prepare for their DuPont .............................. 254 V, , during the depression, died Thurs today he thinks his tour of the talks. Kastman Kodak ................ MVtday following a sudden coronary United Statei contributed to a The two-toplevel huddle* took Ford Motor ........................... S ltt occlusion suffered white he was lessening of international tensions place about 200 yards apart-the General Electric .................... 77V* holding court. Allred, 60, recessed "to a certain extent." president meeting with hi* aides General Motors .................... 53V'«I court at 11 a. m. and complained But the Soviet leader addul that in the White House while Khrush­ Graham • Paige .................. 2H , of not feeling well. He died at he will know more about that alter chev talked with his In Blair Inti. T A T ........................... 34V, 4:30 p. m. hi* face-to-face cold war talk* House. Just across Penniylvgaia Lorillard .................................. 41H with President Eisenhower begin­ Avenue. Minute Maid ................. . 20W DeSapio Carries On After alerting that he thinks bla Penney NEW YORK (UPI) - Carmine ning tonight at Camp David. lUS Khrushchev also told an Im­ tour lessened international tension Penn RR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H it G. De Sapio began his sixth twopromptu news conference outside "to a certain extent," Khrushchev Royal American ................. 4*i )ear term as Tammany Hall chief the Soviet embassy that he hope* added, "Wo will know more about Sears Roebuck ...................... 48% today. The controversial Democra 17% Uc politician was sleeted to the Seminole County votere 1st the the president will make an exten­ after my dlscusiiona with the pres- Sludebaker sive trip through tho Soviet Union idrnl." U. S. Steel .. *«.«..««••«.«• 104 post, actually the chairmanship of Nov. I district school and special —a trip longer than he took In The White House announced that Weatinghouse El. ................... MW tho oxeculive coinmittco of the rvapportionment election* will the United Stales "tinea our coun­ Eisenhower and Khrushchev would New York County Democratic ehooee between voting lor the try ia biggtr." Committee, at a meeting Thursday. fly to Camp David by Hrliropter, There were 10 votes for him and Khrushchev and Eltenhowtr held taking off from the White House millage recommended by the six abstentions. school board or suggesting another i figure. School Supt. X. T. Mil wee explained today. A millage rate will be pfcced on the ballot and property ownora may approve this figure, or The Christmas Parade theme if against it, may write in a mlUsought by the Jaycees can be a age rate they do favor. A major­ ity of the voters choosing a cer­ motto, slogan or longer descrip­ Hunting license. for the 1939 tain number will establish that tive motif, says Jaycre publicity HO season went on -ale yesterday figure ss the district school mtildirector Dave Kllngansmith. age rat* for the coming year. The person who writes the at Reminole Sporting Good* Store, Hie county commissioners may theme selected wlH receive a $23 Hanford and Grne-'a Avea, add ep to M mill* le this figure License* will not le on talc in tavlngs bond. Deadline for get­ later. ting themes to tho Jaycces in­ the County Judge's office until a Results of this election wiU bo formation center oa French Avo. later date. However, person* over known the night of Nov. 1. i* midnight, Tueaday. The idea 66 may get old age hunting per Tho three county school trustee* should be sent on a po*tcard also mite In Judge Wilson Alexander's to be elected the same day will bearing the contestant’s name and office in the courthouse. advise county school officials and address. Numerous entries have The dove season opens Oct. 10 recommend employment or dlsbeen received, Kllngentinith said. in Seminole County. Shooting will miaeal of school instructional staff Themes may be of a religious be allowed from noon until sun­ member*. nature or may deal with any set only. The deer, turkey, quail To be nominated for trustee, a other subject suitable to a Christ­ and squirrel season opens Nov. At person must present a petition mas parade. Last year’s entries ia this district. signed by five or more persona included "Keeping Christ In qualified to vote in the election. Christmas" a n d "Chriatmss The petition must be filed with Through a Child’s Eyea." the county school board office U day* before the election and muat request that names of persona nominated be placed on the ballot. Petition* may be obtained at the Sanford Seminole County JaySchool Board office, 202 Commer­ Mrs. Randall Chaie, Seminole ceet will don their apron* Oct. Reminole County’* sale of driv­ cial Ave., Sanford. District chairman of the CUrua To vote in the election, people 17 and take over Mrs. Appleby’s er'a license* teems to be running Council of Girl Scouts, announced muat be resident* of the district ahead of the average Florida today that a basic group leader­ Restaurant at tb* Hotel Valdes. county’a iaau*. la which they are voting, have The entree, main course and ship training course will be held been in tho state for a year and Seminole sale* are “progressing in ktcKinley llall of the Flrat desert wiU consist of pancakes, satisfactorily," la the county for six months. They courthouse re­ Methodist Church beginning Tues­ pancakes, and pancakes—aU a porta said yesterday. l**ua of li­ muat be properly registered or day. furnished legal avldence of regis­ censee la running about 2,500 Hours are from 6:30 a. m. to person can eat for $1. Coffee, ahead of the same Ume last year, tration and muat pay Ux oa real mUk, and sausage wiU complete 2:30 p. m. and ali group Scout or personal property. with more than 14,600 driver'* leaders and interested adults are the meal. urged to attend. Other sessions The pancake sal* will be held license* sold so far. Sale of 20,000 wiU be held Oct. 6. 13 and 20. throughout the day. The proceed* permit* 1* expected by the end ‘WONDERFUL SAUSAGE’ — Soviet Premier Nikita wUl go toward Yuuth Activities of selling, Sept. SO. Miss Marjorie Nichols, district Khrushchev bites into his first American hot dog — The Seminole license sal* of­ Harry Robson of Robson's Sportand Community Development. director, end Mr*. Clara Belie which he called a “sausage” — and pronounced “wonlag Goods Co. is in Orange Mem­ Haller, both of Orlando, wiU be Don Royer, committee chair­ fice ie open ia tha courthouse lob­ derful.” The Soviet leader at* all of the hot dog and orial Hospital at Orlando for in charge of the court**. For fur­ man, asks aU pancake lovera la by from 6 s.m. to I p.m. Monday told operators of a Des Moines, Iowa, meat (Nicking treatment of a knee infection. He ther information contact Mrs. Seminole County to keep this date through Friday, and from 6 a m. pioaW ’’Don’t change the formula.” TT* s“ t — 1 vsaOore at this Ume. until aooa aa Saturdays. J a m s Buckler at tA MOW. ia oiiad. Tour Eases Tensions, Public Invited To Bible Study Ifrs. Walker defined the private appraisal, dons by a Bradenton firm, was a “grossly inaccurate and hu adequate Job,” Collins said. “In the meantime, she has not prepared her assess* ment rolls and unless the roll is completed and filed with the county commission for equalization by Dee. 1, grave and serious injuries would likely result," the gov* ernor added. Ia op her side of the story, Mrs. Walkor In aununing summing up told reportera: “The governor waa not inte r n tad in listening to n r problem nod why I could not do all that he demanded, “He refused me • public hearing before suspending me. “He said he would remove me if I did not promise a competent appraisal by Dec. 1 to accordance with the legal requirements of full cash value end eQ other re­ quirements of lew, “I hevo conscientiously done ell 1 could to improve the tax roll under the conditions to which 1 was sub* j acted, “I told him I would to the beet of my ability prepare a competent 1969 roll by Dec. 1. The was not enough end suspended 14,500 Get Driver Permib In County mlnaUun* for people who have licenses are givei Thursday and Saturday from 6 a. a*, to I p. VFW Building, oa * 6 near the aoo. Persona sending la fee should send the enUre original Rcense, end keep enly the g re w earbou copy .from the certificate, otherwise a new license m eant to issued. Tb* Florida Highway M i d may start a d riv e n ’ license cheek after the Sept. 19 deadline. Driv­ er# who don't have their permits then, wiU be auhjeet te ■ pcaattg. �1 i ;v ' , 'V-' -I i e. " A 1 1 ■» •••• • ••••Ml ««,«•»»« I WHIMMin H bb • • • A LL F O R T H « ONURON >a m * b d s mama taiw m e state the kindly dealer b p t Be C h A .Hep am II) Fwlfc Personals ommks. (2) Fwlfc d«fca*s a te If) Fss te wheel lb e « m * sad mtaa. (4) Fm d b rn loefteO m b teftn U ftm eftlb •■ •I aad aetoml «ee*L R h to p» to f m Iflw r wltb Vie and kiasietarjLoulaeW i Canale Edwarda. the aopnno a o f e l a t _ And yH f Todd Breckinridge who Is studying lew at tha Unit Below Todd, Hied Uafaer Footer ComJaad iuT.hia.wifi Bom; .The twinkling eye of Ward Conley, , • And Yooac AduItPreeldent Jack Borftae. . •ThoM are Just MMe of .the people behind g d m rd ilM r won ttaa ead talents are davotsa generously to Christ They are leaf ehuth to grow, and to aom the community. And you'll find com* warm and friendly—for they*bolieva YOU, BELONG t e «**» H ! " K H M M tA d PICTURE. h .... v The Piaoevost Ass nobly of Gad Churoh will su it esastrueGeo si Wad. Prayer Seniee Fri. Prayer lervteo . rooms, mostly d in reean , will hr ladaded la the project which Is eet fcr eemyletiea la a t daps, ■elMm Gayle Howe win work ea the oae-story, cement block structure. Hospital Notes u m e iH n Caret Behais, Retted Bertie Stafford. U he Mary Oareer KeHiof, DoBary t il Day. AlUnaate Rpriags WUlie Louis Vance. Sanford Naomi Forbes. Seated Georgia McOeUaad. (sa te d Agaaa Cook, (sa ted Mae Stamper. Fora Park Patty Heodtreoa, B atted Loots Goff. Sanford KUsaboth Mitchell. Saaftrd Marguerite Pope. Boated U lM ld IfM B M t i t t F m U i |i f H U M f eng|i e• TdO l l Bh ...........• N h E MMHM 10:00 is B* MMMM U t M •» i H i m M tttiv e h tit f d f i» • * / * The support of the Church Series is sponsored by the following Business Finns: Assembly O f God Church Plans New Building OehSmafShM. • . Mel Harris, aao el Mr. aad M n. Richard Harris rttaraod to hie baam la Mafciaad Thursday after having (foot Um poet several dare vfth hie gn at Mat es* no­ de. Mr. aad Mia. M. H. Brad. in f.»m ALL ROVLR CATBOUC — Math Proves Worth NORTH TROY, VL (UPI) — Robert Gelipesu. who suit leash* lag swtheautfcs tag scieaco aevea rears age to werk ia a hatcher stare, returned to the classroom •aylag, “With this store baataeM under my belt 1 thlak I can eonvinee even the meet reluctant eta* deal how Important math Is. You really hero te know it to n s a grocery store. Yru*ve get tn flg- �iv vm w i t . a n . n v r j mmmm, A i nw ai sicmee ttU It h i tofcalf p r sreteini o vyrnd w ow mbs at Um to* fin* PTO maotMg af UM curra n t asaaan, Tuesday night a t T:S* pi. m. M tho auditorium. All paiaata a n urged M attend aad a special welcome M extended tn parents af a o v atudenU. Personals Mr. aad M n. F . D. Anderson Bed aa week-tad guests tbalr cansins, Mr. and Mr*. Fred Cobb of Hollywood,' Fla. w bt were to their way heme fte*s tbalr annual va­ cation at Huckelberry Mountain, * Hendersonville, N. C. # Visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Farguaan last wnek waa tbalr daughter and eoa-la-law, Mr. aad Mrs. F n d Lambert! of Brooklyn, N. Y. Coloael aad Mrs. Paul L. Bis­ sau airs borne after spending a two month vacation at Cedar Mountain, N. C. Visiting Mr. and-M rs. Walter Kellogg at tbalr hems on Baal^ n t o Drive la -their sen and his ^ r if o , Mr. and Mrs. Theodora Kel­ logg af FaUsadaa Park, N. J. Guests af Mr. aad Mrs. W. F. Burk* aver tha waak-and were Mra. Burks'* sister and brother' In-law, Mr. aad Mra. Auburn Paulk af AUasta. Mra. Burks’s mother, Mra. J . L. Bullard returnad home with tha Paulk's attar a visit to Atlanta. Mrs. Burk* entertained with a dinner party on Saturday e v e n in g honoring her nephew and w|>i* bride, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bullard of Washington. D. C. Mr. and Mrs. John Renvoi and daughter Marlon, recently spent the day visiting their cousins, Mrs. Ruth Fagan aad Mr. and Mra. Alas (eablom to Ormand Beach. Mra. C. D. Donaldson spent Tuesday with h er son Cltrenco In Lake Wales. _ Captain and Mrs. E. C. TurnW qg entertained at their horn* an Lake Mary Saturday evening with ■ birthday supper honoring Mra. Varner Nelson. Handicapped children may send different amount! af fad than other youngsters af tha u m a age, says Iteatth educator*. If tha disability entails tha u n et a heavy brace, ha may need mxtra food. If th* child ia de­ prived ot pbyskal activity, ha may require less food. graup aad taM Mr. Bryant lbs elrcla was baa srad to Pa callcd upan to batp daring tba emcrgtacy paUn drlva. OUmt bsaarsd guests at tba 6 A I K N O f T i l MONTH — Tha home of Mr. Mai dinner w an ' Mr. aad Mrs. M m Mrs. W. & Kvaaa J r , 1100 ComaU D r, wan ehaana as Sauls. Mr. Sauls la Sealaais County chairman af .Um national foundation. Ho aanonarad that m en than B M was collected during tha drive.- Mrs. Bussell Spencer, aheinaaa at the Ma­ thers* March, thanked te r caehsim an, Mrs. Martin Dyer aad all wba assisted la any way. During tba husiaasa session that followed tha dinaar, fear saw member* ware waicamad MM. Um experienced during y o a n abroad. circle. They w en Mrs. Beaty M n. B kky B U lardw a af Alex­ M n. Hlebardsoa made bar Jameson, M n. Cheater (Word, Mrs. Vernon Erickson aad Mrs. andria, Vs., arrived to Sanford largo collection white living M forthis wash tor a risk to the kerne •ign countries wiUi her busbaad William Klinefelter. af bar daughter. Mrs. Jark WU- who la an auditor for tha Ameri­ It was decided to glvo away a klnoea, aad family an Virginia can Bad Cross. Hie jab has take* Symphonic IQ FI” at tha annual them to Uermaay, Japan aad Christmas dlanaf Dae. 11 Kay other spots that provided thorn Ivey and Janet Glean will bo tho opportunity to traval exteasgussta of the circle nt tha O ct IS Ively throughout Um cootlaaat meeting and till about Melr trip aad avoa Africa. to Girls,Stale. * Tb* Sanford visitor aad ber busMra. Ed Can was chairman at band livtd la Japan from 1MT tn the dinner commutes. Assisting IMS aad it was tbalr favorilo her w art Mrs. John Cameron. “bom* away from homo” . They Mrs. Jam as Hoalabaa, Mrs. Bay found It to b* tho most pleasant Osier, Mrs. C. Hale, Mrs, Thomaa country far aigbt-aeeiag and learn­ Butaer, M n . Clayton Smith, Mrs. ing Um . customs af tba people. MarUn Dyar, Mrs. Bob Clark Displayed Iq a china cabinet M and Mrs. BusaaQ Ipeactr. tba Wilkloton boms Is colored Im trf porcelain china aver IN ytara old. A SaU cup with tho chrysanthemum dselga of the im ­ First Baptist Church mate perial Court was a “pnsenlo” re­ W. M. U. day of instruction at ceived while a guest at the palace First Church in Daytona Beach. ia Tokyo. Ming vases, figurines Taka a sandwich. and brass fireplace birds (these found in a scrip pile) a n among SATUBDAT souvenirs fn m Japan. Mra. Richardson doesn't have Coagragntlannl Christian Church will servo a Ham Buppnr la Fel­ a momento of bar second visit to lowship HnU from I to 7 p. a . Tokyo, but she recalls bow ah# bagged a largo net of docks. Tb# Ethel Boat Circle sponsor. Church Calendar FoHewtag th* n r i M i T i f m t i n party was roltrU iaod at a ' wedding dinner. Tb* ceopte toft for a trip to Gian* Falls, N. Y, J and whoa they return, wW side at a Fotoaettto D r^ Ora by tha Sea, Ormond Beech. P *A A a n td i New N avy Club Names Officers Moda at Oviedo waa guest at hsaar at a birthday parly S>*aa by bin grandfather, John David C a sin o at Lake Mary. The party whs MM a t the haasa af mr, Cachraa I s Coekraa. Mr. aad Hr*. Theme* Moon, aad Tommy aad -Johaar, Mr. aad Mr*. Baron* Cashes* m i I* Mary Residents • Visit Former Home ” Mr. and Mts. Walter KaOagg a n homo aBar a two maatha rom. biaad bustnasa and pleasure M b 1 V M B Oviedo Plans School O f Music r. Garden Club To Hold Flower Show O ct IS BUNBAY PHILIP MEEKS JR. Student Enters Orlando College Philip T. Meeks Jr., son of Mr. aad Mrs. P. T. Meeks Sr., 3411 Myrtle Ave. has entered Orlande Junior Collage for tb* fall term. He will study tb* baste collage course this term and hope* te take the pre-denta! course seat year. Philip graduated from Seminote High School last Spring nnd w u a member of tba library council aad projectionist club. H it favo­ rite subjccU were chemistry and history. For recreation ho like* nil kinds of sporta, especially fishing aad hunting. During vacations and after school hours bo has worked for tho Burpee Co., trucking compa­ nies, tha Rite Theater, Evans Con­ struction Co. and th* Dynatrooic* Plant. aints Episcopal church, Enterrtsa. as announced .by Vicar Paul !. Shulu wUl bn Holy communion a t • a. m. aad Morning prayer aad rermon at t:33 a. m. Tb* service wUl change on tba second t Pilot Clubs Hold Conference In N. Y. Mrs. Raymond M. Bell, presi­ dent of tho Pilot Club of Sanford toeceived tho foUownlg announcetenant; Mra. Georgea* Havlcna, Washington, D. C., president of Pilot International, haa boon In­ vited by Mra. B uU O’Connor, preaident of tho notional founda­ tio n , to reproaent Pilot Internattonal at tho National Conference o f organiutioa leaden to New Yerk tkla week. • Representatives ot 100 national m en's aad women's organizations ^111 participate. Mra. Edith Camreron, Gainesville, p u t president of P. C. I., hand of th* Auditory Instruction and woman’s actlvl. ties, titension division U. of F., Will senrs as moderator for a •penal discussion. Dr. Thomas M. 'River* will speak "Where re­ search Is leading.” Tha local Pilot Club Is Interest*d in tb* Crippled Children’s Somloty of Samlnolo County, with B v i members now serving on the board, Mrs. Ball stated "W* ore very much concerned with tha p a n of th* program af this foun­ dation that Includes research on birth defects and rheumatoid arthritis.'' She added that “ Th* Pitot Club is glad to hav* our national pre­ sident represent na nt this con- Mr*. Ms Ms* Harts* ot O rtags City aad Hay Wabatar FuUar, Or* ■toad Baaeli w a n united In m a r riapa H f t to at « p. m. la a quiet Informal cerem o n y 'll All Salats Episcopal Church ia Eatsrprise. Tha la v . Paul E. Schultz adflctatad. Miss Hals* M. FuUar aad Georgs W. Fuller, daughter sad ••rdSB of tha month by tha Sanford Garden Club. sea af tha groom served as * (Berfttfoan Photo) bridasaasld aad bast man. th a bride w o n a brocadad pink ta n dress with bat aad accesso­ ries to match. Others attending Um wadding w a n Mrs. Barbara Thswpeao, aunt u* tha bride. Mr. aad Mrs. B. Otaasaa ot WaterDebars Brown, daughter of Mr. bury. Caan. and Mrs. B. L. Brawn sad graaddaugbtor af Mr. aad Mrs. A. K. Shea maker. Sr., la recovering at couple w u Invited to a duck J..H allis MlUar University Haaptbunt on tha Imperial Beservo and although there isn't much sport Ml M Gainesville, from bo art M the Japanese hunt, tha hunters aurgery aad plans la return haasa a n assured of a largo feast after­ sometime asst wank. wards. Tha Reserve U stacked Mra. George B. Welle, yeeai- M n. William Butter was ataetad with hundreds of ducks that a n dsat at Um Ssafsrd Womans Club temporary president af tha Navy “shooed” Into locked canals, la attaadlag tba Fall Beard Mast­ Wtvae CMb at their initial meet­ w han hunters, armed with nets ing of the F. F. W. C. ia Paa­ ing. Maaday. Other temporary ofan handles about sin fast long, ta cola this wash aad. B m la stay- fWara elected a t the meeting war* scoop up tha birds, n o arrange­ lag at tba Saa Cartoo Hotel, head­ Mrs. William LsijJKy. vice presi­ ment of tha eansl makes their quarters lor tha m eetlap. de*! Mrs. Tad Clevenger, secre­ escape impossible. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. (BUI) Whit- tary aad M n . John Holbrook, Another enlightening tour was ahor af Mliml announce * tha treasurer. ■ trip to th* Mlkimot* pearl farm birth af a 7 lb. U at. seal bora Iho a sst meeting wUl bo Oct. I w h an the technique at producing Sept. 8. Mrs. Whitaker Is tin fo r at I p. m. Location te be anaauaecultured pearls originated. Here, mar B itty Loo Partis, daughter M n . Blchxrdson watched women, of Mr. aad M rs.'B ay Partin at dressed la whits Hap! eoxti. Senior*. hoods aad face masks, diva for Mra. Rath B. Scott, UT W- tSth aris which are collected in bai­ ts tied around their waists. Of­ St. wlU leave tamacraw lac a twa ten a diver wUl may below sur­ wash vacation ia Columbia, S. C. face for three or four mlautee. She will bo Um guest of bar Moth­ OU pointings end Meissen aad er, Mra. W. S. Bagwell aad bro­ Nymphanburger china a r t among ther, Balph F . BagwaU. her Gorman collection that have found a display place M the Wil­ kinson borne. Next year the Ricbxrdaoa* will return to U n In Florida as they have chosen Miami Springe as their reUrement home. Promotion Day at F irst Metoeaim Church. Chaplain W. N. B a n will speak at tha evening worship a m ic e at Georg* W. Morgan night wta First Baptist Church. observed to Fellowship Hnll of tb* Pinacraat Baptist Church Youth First Methodist Church to Oviedo Fellowship • f . m. recently. More than too people at­ MOBBAT tended tb* supper meeting honor­ First Baptist Church W. M. U. ing Mr. Morgan, a prominent quarterly business meeting, fol­ church member and citizen, who lowed tor Installation service for h a t served faithfully as chairman officers of th* new year, 2:30 p. of tb* board af tha Church for al­ m. Sunbeams, Junior and Inter­ most M years. mediate G. A.’* meet at Church Tha Bav. Georg* H. Carlton, pas­ ter of the Church and Joha W. after school. WSC3 Grace Methodist Church Evans, tb* mw board chairman, expressed appreciation for valu­ Evening Cirele meets at the home able services rendered during the of M n. J . B. Crawford, Lak* past years. Morgan In turn thanked Mary Blvd. • p. m. Boy Scout* moot at First Pros- the group for ths cooperation and many kind deeds he has received byterian Church T p. m. from the congregation. Mr. Morgan cams to Florida from his native Kansas prior to World War I. He returned to his horns state far a few years but In IMS earns back to Oviedo. Ho intended to sell bis property in Oviedo but Instead remained and Mombers of tho Bolhtny Sunday became on* of th* prominent School Class of th* First Baptist celery and citrus men to tb* com­ Church mat a t the Barblson In munity. Winter Park Monday evening for Ha later married Miss Nell King, a class banquet Mrs. Margaret a member af on* of tha pioneer Reynolds, c la u teacher spoke to familita of Oviedo. They built 'a tba group coecaralag tba history home on Lak* Jessup Ave., near tho First Mstbodist Church, where of th* class. A gift of appreciation was pre­ they still reside. sented to Mra. Tammy Thompson, H* retired from eatery farming who h u served as class presi­ three yea re ago but atlll takes an dent tba past y o u . Gifts ware activa Interest la his groves. An also presented te cla u member* enthusiastic hunter and fisherman, who are being promoted. A comic he now haa time to Indulge in these gift waa given te Mrs. George sports. Ho la a member ot the Scott, who had tba beat attendance Hunting Club and spends much time at Lea's Ranch, meeting record for tb* year. T hou attending ware Mrs. Rey­ / Bigger Bnbto* nolds, Mrs. Thompson. Mr*. Scott, Mra. J. G. David. Mrs. O. E. American babies are bigger, Pennington, Mrs. Herald Ilacken- stronger rougher and tougher than bacb, Mra. Tom Mere, Mrs. H. R. over, according to a survey recent­ Parker, Mrs. Chaster Guarry, ly conducted. Mra. Douglas Stenstronf, Mrs. G. As a result of'the findings, the R. Pharr, Mra. Jam as Hofacksr, nursery furniture and fittings have Mrs. John T. 0 ‘DooaslI, Mra. W. been re-designed, making them J. Brooke, Mrs. C. T. Jsrdlaa, bigger nnd sturdier. Eajey Your Furniture Mrs. C. M. Rabun Jr., Mrs. M. J. Furniture Is to Snjoy. If a piece Sorokowaki, Mra. H. E. Taffcr, Mra. Gordon Frederick. Mrs. C. of upholstered furniture has to be A. Lewis aad Mra. W. F. Malic- shielded with a plastic cover It has not been well-selected. towskl. Bethany Class Holds Banqtiet m er months. Although they havo an children of tbalr own, both Mr. nnd Mrs. Morgan have taken an activa in­ terest to tba local children, to school nativities, church affairs and in tha ball games. Birthday Party V , . • Surprises Bill A group of toon ago friends hon­ ored BUI Shook nt a surprise birth­ day party, Saturday night, at th* home of his parents, Mr. a a d Mrs. William Shook, Lake Mary. Dancing waa enjoyed and re­ freshment* at sandwiches, taka and soft drink* wars served. Joining tha evening with th* honor*# were Sandy BoweU, Ethel Leo Riser, Bobby Lankford, Lindt Barley, Bobby Oaburn, Breads Aulcon, Richard Scott, Myron WUHams, Don Coleman, Dolores Kirsch, Harry Brawn. Gial Tay­ lor, Carl Stubbing*, Judi Taylor, Bobby Norwood, Joey Mum and state music secretary sad Mrs. Straut will attend tha morning worship hour at the First Baptist Church to Oviedo this Sunday. Mr. Strout will present a sola number with Mrs. Strout accom­ panying him a t tha organ. Ho will also direct tho choir at this-aort­ ic* and Mrs. Straut will pity tha offertory. A school of m atte will ho con­ ducted at th* Church from 1 to t p. m. Monday aad Tuesday even­ ings. Thro* classes ot music will ha presented. Mr. Strout will teach a special class far mambars ot the choir, Mrs. Strout will taacb a class for organists and pianists and Tb* Bev. Jack T. Br)ant will Icaek • class on Church Music Manual. The choir of the First- Metho­ dist Church has beau invited to participate In the program af practical music lesson*. WMS Gives Program On Indian Life Members af tha W.M.S. af tb* Ftrat BapUat Chute! m*« Monday at 1 p. m. far tha regular month­ ly program, with Mrs. Fred My­ ers u leader. Other* taking part aa tho pro­ gram aotUlod "Church Ufa among tba Indiana of Oklahoma”.' w art Mrs. C. L. Park, Mrs. W. L. Vane#, Mrs. E. C. Harper. Mrs. E. A. Covington and Mrs. Eunice Dana. Cherry Maureen* Keep charry macaroons on hand to serve with cold drinks or k* cream this summer. Mia 3/S cup of awtatentd condensed milk with 8 cups of flaked coconut, 1 tea­ spoon of vanilla and % teaspoon of almond extract. Drop by small tabtespoonfuls about 1 inch apart on * woU-greased cooky s h u t, ass a drained maraschino charry to each cookie and bake to • MO-degra# even I to 13 minutes, shrimp are plunged-la cold wa­ or unUI tha adgts are delleately browned. ter Immodlstely after boiling. horticulture commWof, M re / J . D. Woodruff, Mr*. David B e * . Mrs. J. M. Moyn. Mrs. Jam** Gut. M n. Herbert Moreland, Mr*. Gordon Stanley, Dr. Deris CBm and Mra. Basalt Yeung. Mrs. Donald F la m n , Judas*! M n. Joha Morgan, bospttawy; Mrs. J . D. Langford and Ifrs. V. H. Jennings, clerk* and Ml*. J, V. Jonas, publicity. w o rk o f a r t C u m Perfect for Evening or Daytime HAPPINESS THROUGH HEALTH BY DR. F. LEO KERW1N Back Injuries: Thousands of working men know wh*t Chiropractic c*n do for back injuries. They know that when other methode failed to giv* them reUof Chiropractic was , u c for insurance coverage to the employer •* well na leas In* terruption in the production j|n#- .............................. Several Urge Industrial firms now ampjoymg Chiro­ practors on a full time basis injured I t fe important to ,c*r* *or their their lnJuretl COOLER For a refreshing warm weather beverage, make fresh strawberryIqmoa cooler, in an alactric blan­ der, combine te cup of fresh strawberry pure* with Vi cup u e b of fresb lemon juke and sugar, 1 egg white, te cup each of water aad finely cracked ice. Blend for U seconds to 1 minute. Servo ia Ull glasses garnished with lemon slk ts and whole strawberries. Makes H i cups ■ S t t f° * w - y . Yee indeed. R’s PEARLS to dree* up the costume whether It bn Daytime or Evanlng, Wo have • beautiful a*lection *f choc kora, collar*, atogle • double • triple strand pearls. Absolutely perfect for the Fall Into Holiday season nnd also aa awfully nice g ift • giving Ideal * 1 .0 0 carrier* ,pln# • i 5ub“ ln general to recog- up su ran c* S S t h i . o Other Style* M S !• 24.M to * 2 . 9 8 » 7 ! / / . II i\ 7 \ \ r*Prt»«nt4 th t keyIt wer, that lock, unlock* the inherent On* nf a aerie* of article* published la th* public latereat to espials and Illustrate tha practice of scientific Chiropractic, written by Dr.; F. Lao Kerwta whoa* af flea la 1 located at 201 8. French Ave. and hia telephone number ia FAirfax 2-7442. finn printed cotton that's WASH AND WEAR. In attractive color* / VV Compltts Refection w i Sixes 10 to of half aisaa. _ ■ “Featuring Fashion* A Footwear For Tho Tem ltf* / f i S . c u r» tlv « p ° w« « o t n * tu ” « Actual studies hav* boon mad* of injured workers cared for by different systems of therapy. Chiropractic brings ths worker through with las* chance of tho charge of molingorin, lean coat to ths inaurance company, less cost PIcot looped ” p!*ot*d jabot and cuffs luxuriously odor* th* bodica and tlaovtt of this K st*p-In by H I K la d f* �‘ R S r** , iw K w f' S fa would b t t t t o e n m o**f iMt w w . M»M> this month of Tnneo, I * ., • producer of prhrtto Mo eofTca, involved a eaah outlay a* w cliB daa f etaek. The oaak w m aecoaulatod h r m atrta tka aalt of It* Lowtaton, Idaho, ftosaa poo plant itproof cooeontratinc p in t, and from tho Uquida* laov Crop frown fruit and vagulaUu iavoatorlaa. ridoad p3ky of tho oorporaUoa la > » a tto r th at rfna Buoinoao S h am , a balaaeod mutual fund with of AUfuot SI of $27,080,818, reported tho addition Mk stocks to lt> portfolio fat tto last quarter: Bank cA f l n t National City Bank of Now York, Morgan Trust Cm aad Hanover Bank. Tho fund also added i Insurant*, Cleveland Electric Ulumtoatlnf, aad lor, and sold it s h a m of Colgate-PatmoUve, L if. L CWnaaa a tro to 11 Throes U Straighten (var.) IA Black IA Snips IA Beat by south > - V oter Pressure Can Ram Economy Into Budget proviOM f. Quantity of yam A carnim l Avootuke part APrtghtaa *0 . Skin mark 1 7. Operatic melody (abbr.) BA Net bi vogue ■A June b u r •A Petty euarrel m ow of tho V S M Worry Clinic to ti«bt rooohr* about a n t j f W i presidential a m t eengTeseleaal elections. That reeolve Would ha ta clobbar an alactlau day the poiUklarn who clearly cam ba t a n k aa a spender; to d eb to r him good, aad to aloot ia bla place a politicUa who dearly cam to t a n k aa a taxpayer's mam. If tto taxpayer tottoraa V . A Great Nows for SANFORD Carufo/ Drivers Friday, Scptcm bor 20, IM t ___________________ 1 WALTS* WITLOW, ■ n u n A cvsmiaa, JACK TUtm a 1 T .^ l ------------------------ 5 k & s r ■I, S i" ACCOUNTS a LY LI C. WILSON INQTOM <UPI>—If tho laborstorlaa employed itray doga to discover such wonderful pro­ BEIRUT, Lebanon (UP! > -Radio ducts ss Insulin for diabetics. Aad modern heart surgery Is Cairo said Thursday Irak’s Proa la r Abdel Kssoom baa ordered emergency masauraa to avert tto threat af an army mutiny ia Bagh­ dad, already swept by civillaa riot­ ingof antl-vlviaaetibolaU, please re­ Tto radio voice of Xasem’s member that doga are treated hu­ Egyptian arch-foee mid troops hi manely in our laboratories. Baghdad’s A1 Aaamietb district disobeyed orders to fire ou rioters Wednesday. In tto Ai Karfch dis­ trict, tto radio report sold, wom­ an at amid Kaaaom’a ear. T to Egyptian report said Kasram bar banned pubUe maatiaga aad forbidden IraquU to visit their way. by poiaoo or some other relatives. Abdelrasoal Elhtoloc, a method at tto dog pounds, aad Moslem loader, too toea arraatad then tto ir deaths would to total­ for assailing Urn executions af IT In q u i leaden. ly wasted. Dose, cats, guinea pig* aad T to broadcast 'sa id a anm tor similar warm-bipoded creatures of Iraqula have bean killed hi are absolutely essential for mo­ dashes between troapo and riot era, and at least Cl persona in­ dern medical progrtas. Every new drug MUST be tast­ jured. T to Injured, according to ed for Ms strength before tt can Cairn, included W woman roughed to prescribed for tom an nan, aad a u to ala acu tto only affec­ tive m edium for euch toots. Tto broadcak said Kasaam, (Always writs to Dr. Craao la thrown into "flu of apoplexy" by c a rt of Ihla newspaper, o acM ag nationwide rioting, baa returned ta tto qu artan ia tto heavilygaardad Defense u i, io , y whteh CROSSWORD ' lB te re A Moved through water APortioa SA Billiard \% IB S Yee^P with thing eoWa w* a n paaai m camamaa Bml cartful driven can asm mato real dollar mafop wUA protection and sMvfeeptas fee fcaBitiaa of eur earn* to give you sound, potomaisaal advtm m a l af yum tnsurnoce problems. BAPEOO la saving money fa* cartful notocisU by insuring good risks only aad by mplylag modaea coot-cutting mattodi ta aa*a laauiaim John R. Alexander n 84IT Frcack Ava. — FA 2-0283 fraak lla D. Roosevelt wee elec­ ted yrmaldaat lm IMS am a plat­ forms which promlaad a M par ceat cut ia go earn swa t spending. TOR w m iaaeourated ia March IMS. Bla aeoaomy program collapaad ta AprlL I t ia alaa* ta tonposelble to preven t politicians from becoming big apaadan with other paopla’a money—your mon­ ey. I t ia not quite impaoilhle, howarer. A taxpayer (ObeUaa would do H. Tto foliUdea who kutw to probably would to Baked next tto* up If to voted to loot tto troasury would to v a ry .likely to vote against tamo. M could to m atoplo M that. T to m ask ve pressure by whieh voters rammed a labor reform bill through the last t a k e n a f CangTUea could ram through tto Dear Parent T he Sanford Herald, * c c k l ackuai aabagrifMoa. J t k Th« Entire School Year �% ...........‘V*%**> l « lllllili# j i UOKI D a iia iI a v rOWOCr tot Orange Juke . MIAMI BEACH (UP1) - The citrus Industry la close to produ­ cing an economical orange juiee powder which conld be made Into tasty juiee by adding water, aa industry official said b e n Thurs­ day. Homer Hooks, general manager of the Florid* Citrus Commission, ^ a i d commission leedera would Emear a report O c t S on the pro­ duct. "We arc very enthusitsUc about Jt," he said. Hooka said the U. S. Department e f Agriculture recently reported on ■ m w foam-additive process th at would make it easier ‘and more economical to turn pure citrus juice into powdered form. " I t looks like it has some real -neesibilities," Hooks said. "It Em lgbt open the .door to a full M ilo research program." Ho said development of a m ar­ ketable citrus juice powder would . give the citrus industry a tremen­ dous boost, just as did the devel­ opment of frozen concentrate. He said it la booed research can develop a powder that win contain an the taste and nutritio­ nal values of fresh citrus juice end put it on the market at a tAprice most families can afford. Ho pointed out powdered juice 'would have the advantage over fresh and frozen juice la that it would not have to be refrigerated and could be packaged and stored a t moderate expense. Research Urged •On Problem Of Infection Germ TAM PA.(UPD— Research ef­ forts to stamp out a common germ which causes tore throats, bolls, pimples and other Infec­ tions was urged Thursday at the A 31st annual meeting of the Flo• r i d 4 Public Health Assn. A group of nurses and sanita­ rians, at a sectional meeting,' said the State Health Department should set up a reporting center to gather data from Florida bos pltals and doctors. The germ Is staphylococcal commonly known as staph. It Is troublesome in hospitals where it inhabits aven the cleanest facill —ties. V The meeting, which ends Sun day, began with n discussion of the relationship between private and public health Institutions. Dr. Samuel P. Martin of the University of Florida Medical School, sod Dr. Leooa Baum gartner, New York City Commls sioner of Health, urged more co* operation between the two. Mrs, Baumgartner w ai ill in New York and her comments were read by g D r . Thomas Hood, executive direc­ tor of the American Public Health Aisn. Deaths United Preen International NEW YORK— Dr. Emma Sel kin Aronton, noted surgeon and gynecologist, died in her home in the Park Royal Hotel Thursday. ^ SHARON, Conn.— Harry Bia­ sing, U, credited with designing the first moving electric light signs on Broadway, died Thursday In Sharon Hospital. BILLERICA. Mass. — Dr. A. Warren Stearns, former dean of Tufts College of Medicine, died a t his home Thursday, _ * >%_ sup. ***< ..O r , Wmi m l ’ a. *A . X * r • 1 % •or g * 4 M m i -I#*'L-Vs ORANGE CITY SCOUTS visiting Heavy Attack Squadron Three included,' left to right. Butch Wlsdon, Larry Hughes, Steve Jackson, Jackie Jqpkson, Doug Harrison and Kenneth LaRoy. Adults making the trip during which boya were shown the A3D by Lcdr. Hoeller, were B. L. LaRoy and J. Jackson. Ceylon's Prime M inister Wounded COLOMBO, Ceylon (UP1) — Two men dressed in the saffron robe* of Buddhist monks shot and critically wounded Premier Solo­ mon W. R. D. Bandaranalko today. HU condition was reported "very low.’* Governor General Sir Oliver Goonetileke met in emergency session with senior cabinet offi­ cers and proclaimed a state of emergency in the strife torn coun­ try. Heavy police forces were sUticned a t all strategic poinU in Colombo. Police announced that another man who threw hinuelf between the premier and the two assailanU also was critically wounded. They identified him erroneously s t first as Labor Minister M. P. Do Zoysa but De Zoysa was not hurt. Police said the assailant who actually fired the shoU a t the prime minister as he rose from the floor where he had performed obeUance to the "priests" was shot and wounded by poliec on the scene. Mrs. A. B. Sikes Dies In Hospital Bandaranaika was shot pointblank In tha stomach with a .45 calibre automatic on the veranda of his house as he rose from per­ forming obeisance to the two men. Goonetileke said tha prime rainlater suffered multiple injuries of Quotable Quotes United Press International WASHINGTON — Party giver Elsa Maxwell when asked if she thought Mrs. Nikita Khrushchev looked dowdy: “I’m rather dowdy myself and on the plump side and I’d be the last person to give any judg­ ment." PHILADELPHIA — Pitcher Humberto Kobinion of the Phil­ lies on being offered a bribe to throw a game: " I couldn't do it. It's against my profession." MERCED, Calif — Barbara Burn* after being arrested for Mrs. MagnotU C. Sikes. SI, died possession of marijuana: early today In Seminole Memorial "I'm finished now; It's two to Hospital following a lengthy ill 20 years for me." ness. A resident of Sanford for 17 CHICAGO—Dr. Willis J. Potts years, her home was at 1503 Mel lonvllle Ave. She was a native of after telling Elvln Schultz that Cobbtown, Ga„ and lived in Chu hi* Siamese twin daughters had luota before moving to Sanford. died following surgery to separate She attended the Church of God of them: "He was shaken but he took it Prophecy, Sanford. Survivors arc her husband, A in a very sensible way." B. Sikes, Sanford; one daughter, WASHINGTON — P r e m i e r Mrs. Virgil Birdsong, two grand sons, Jimnjlc and Bobby Birdsong, Khrushchev when asked what he Choctaw, Okla.; and an aunt, learned from his U. S. visit: "The impression 1 gained was Mrs. L. S. Rich, Cobbtown, Ga. Funeral services were held at that the American people are 2 p. m. today at Brisson Funeral very peucc loving." Home with the Rev. J. H. Messer officiating. The body will be taken to Cobb town tomorrow for services and burial. Story-Book Girl Back In Jail On Narcotics Charge the stomach and was near death from loss of blood and shock. One of the two men whipped out the automatic from under his robes and fired two shot* a t the premier who clutched his abdo­ men and ran into the house. The second victim—an unidentl tied visitor—threw himself be tween the "monks" and the pre­ mier and was shot when the a*, sallant fired four more shota at Bandars nslke. Police guards standing by op ened fire on the assailant and mowed him down. They captured the other man in a violent strug gle in which a bystander was critically stabbed. Bandaranaike had been sched­ uled to visit New York Oct. 1 and address the U. N. General As­ sembly Oct. 2. He than was to have gone to Washington on Oct. 3 for three days of talks with President Eisenhower. He last visited the UN In 1050. soon aft­ er becoming prime minister. Ceylon has been torn by politi­ cal, religious, labor and racial strife for montha, with a strong Communist faction fomenting la­ bor disorders and playing off one religious group against another in an effort to weaken Ceylon's ties with the West. Small Car Trend Into Reverse LONDON (UPI) — Rolls-Royce surveyed the trend toward small­ e r car* and came up today with a new super-luxurious model near­ ly 30 feet long and with a price tag to match ($28,300). The Phantom V, first new de­ sign of that series in 24 years, also comes in a stripped down model for only S24.ni- no television or anything Uke that. It Is 19 feet, 10 inches long. The new Phantom features such niceties as: A television set in the back. Veneered French figured walnut woodwork. Choice of English glove leather or specially woven cloth uphol­ stery. A cocktail cabinet attached to the back of the chauffeur's seat. A $1,000 air conditioning system that automatically adjusts to pre­ vailing temperatures. Swivel chair seals. Rolls-Royce said the new model was "the answer to those people in the modern business and poli­ tical world who require a spac­ ious, luxurious vehicle in which to transport their Important guests and executives." Officials said they expect many, many persons to look it over but few to buy. The company has no time payment plan. Peronist Strike Fails In Argentina BUENOS AIRES (UPI) — A Communist-Peronist g e n e r a l strike which proved generally in­ effective in its efforts to disrupt daily living ended Thursday night in a burst of terror-bombing and arson. Workers in most branches of commerce and industry returned to their job* today, but the metal and textile strikes which inspired tha two-day general walkout con­ tinued. The strike produced little effect on commerce, banking, trnnapOrtatlon and other activities direct­ ly affecting the public. I t caused an estimated loss to industry ef about $15 million. More than 30 bombings and oth­ er acta of terrorism were reported during the 45-hour strike. Poten­ tially the most dangerous was an attack on a commuter train with an Incendiary bomb. The bottle of blazing gasoline set two cars of tbo train on lire, but the train crew managed to get the 80 passengers a Way un­ hurt. Tampa To Mark Hospital Notes Columbus Day SEPTEMBER 23 "Home on the Range" was written by Dr. Brewster Hlgley, HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Bar­ of Smith Center, Kansas, in 1171 It is the official state song of bara Burns, the 21-year-old girl who was given a "story book" Kansas. chance at a new life when she finished a 00-day jail sentence on a narcotics conviction last sum mer, faced another narcotics charge today. The self-labeled "ugly duckling" daughter of the late comedian Bob ( Bazooka) Burns must ap­ pear Monday in a Merced, Calif., court for a preliminary hearing on ward and appeared headed out charges of possessing marijuana. to sea. She and a friend, Mrs. Barbara The voyage climaxes six months Smith, 22, were arreated in the of labor by the amateur salvag­ northern California city Wednes­ ers, who boarded the stern of the day night when police said they Liberian tanker when it broke into found Miss Burns with a ciga­ two parts last January. Profes­ rette package full of marijuana sionals had given up the job. cigarettes and some sedative tab­ They kept a 24-hour watch with lets. Both were held in lieu of shotguns to repel the forays of lo­ $10,000 bail pending preliminary cal fishermen intent on stripping hearing. the vessel of its fittings and final­ Miss Burns was offered what ly floated the section Monday. she said was her life’s ambitionProfessionals estimated the 400- an acting career—by producers of foot stern would bring fortunes to a television series who felt sorry Lloyd Deir and Paul Brady of for the friendless and penniless Suffolk, Va„ and Belden Little of young woman on her release from Jail last July. Holland, Va. "They've given me all I want,"1 Temperatures as high as 2,000 said Mias Burns at that time. degrees Fahrenheit are produced "Things like this never happen in furnaces where glass is melted. except ir story books.” Admissions Clarence McKee Jr.. Sanford William Fields, Sanford Thelma Brewer, Sanford Jack Thomas, Sanford Walter Itouth, Dellary Christopher Holmes, DcBary Dismissals Beatrice Young, Sanford Mrs. Ernest Wartenberg and baby girl, Sanford Edward Simpson, Sanford Marvin Williams, Sanford Mrs. Henry M. Messer and baby girl, Sanford Jack Thomas, Sanford Irene O'Connor, Portsmouth, Va. Mrs. Fred Stephenson and baby boy, Sanford Vida Echols, Sanford Walter Kouth, Dcllsry TAMPA (UPI)— Columbus Day will be celebrated hero Oct. U with a re-enactment of the Span­ iard's landing in the Western hemisphere. Phil LoCircro, chairman of Columbus Day celebrations in Florida and in the city of Tampa, said 300 costumed persons and a squadron of three boats would take part In the 4 p. m. landing at Rocky Point. lie also said Tamps "will ex­ change delegations with a sister city In Latin America with the idea of promoting more friendship and understanding." He said Ha­ vana, Cubs, would probably be the city. "Levis" or "Jeans" were first manufactured in San Francisco in 1550 by Levi Strauss and Co. "Amateurs Towing $2 Million Salvage NORFOLK, Va. (U "!) — The rusting stern section of an aban­ doned tanker, representing some * 2 ,000.000 to the three men who rsistd It from the ocean depths, crawled toward Norfolk today. The tugboat Mary L. McAllister was entrusted with the mission of bringing a floating fortune horns to the men and their five helpers who gave up landlubber security and threw their savings into the salvage job. A The Coast Guard reported that Mhe McAllister and the rusting African Queen, escorted by a cut­ ter, were making only two knota on their 100-mile voyage from a ahoal near the Maryland coast to a salvage yard here. Such a rate would delay their arrival until late Saturday but a spokesman said they might pick up speed during tha day. The threat of destruction from ^ lu rric a n e Gracia all but disap­ p e a r e d as the storm turned north- Singing Church FIRST CHURCH OF THE S u n fo rd ’a NAZARENE W elcom es Yon 1 1 3 S o u th M ap lt A va. Qahhawcut & V K cJG b Jb ln General Insurance 114 N. Park Aye. FA 2-0331 D0NT ASK FOR Yaf thot to axactly wHat you do if you tot cash pile up in your bom* o r business. A burglary can bo expansive. After banking hours you con got your m oney to a place of safety fast when you us« our Night Depository. Ask us about this convenient service. *SA N E O R D ATLANTIC MFffiefrrf vdkfhtA i BANK. § § • n CLEARWATER (UP!> — Tampa gambler H « ry Tr*fficante was free on lio.wo bond today after hi* second lottery trial ended in a Mistrial her* Thursday night. The four-man, two woman, jury, after dehtrfratial o t t t five hours, told Circuj; Jndg* John U. Bird that It contd ‘‘a i t agree 'o n a verdict. After brief questioning. Bird ordered the jury dismissed. Pinellas County State Attorney # p a new trial but did nat say whoa be would begin proceedings. Bird ordered the mistrial after denying a motion by defense at* torney P at WhUaker to declare a mistrial on tha grounds of "coere ion" of the jury by the state. Traftieante, on trial for "being i i In final a rg u e * * s, dehaaajM toraey Mark Hawaa .tU lM L B k n state did not prove Traffic$bte was (onaected with the M ila Ting. Speaking of Tt Uamg of boAU equipment offered aa state deuce, Hawes told the jury “ Yee’tt never find anything la this ovU with a live lottery." Haw*« said the only the state produced w a r Ustlaseey by St. Petersburg Detective Sgt. Harry Dietrich, .the officer TraffW canla was convicted of bribing. Dietrich had testified that he joined the ring te expose U, hut Hiwvs said Dietrich should net be believed because hie testimony was inconsistent and his motives for joining the ring doubtful. Assistant State Atty. 1 . • J . Driver said that Hawee was tty taf to put Dietrich on trial. "The Issue before yee is the guilt or innocence of Henry TraffU cante," he said, "not af Harry Dietrich." Trafficante was convicted ee the lottery charge in 1IM, but the Slate Supreme Court evirioraed the verdict sad ordered a new trial. LONG ENGAGEMENT — As Prince M uhur, 6, son of King S*ud of Saudi Arabia, poses fop camera, his young "fiancee,’* Nahed Hassanein Youssef, seems entranced by toy animal the Prince brought her. The two got to­ gether in Cairo, Egpyt, for the first time since their meeting a year ago. Their "romance'* must be kept run­ ning smoothly for a t kost another 10 years, for King Saud,' Who arranged the wedding between Mashur and four-year-old Nahed, daughter of an Egyptian lawyer, in 19S8, says his son cannot marry until he is 16. Pog*P«mjt • IW B a 14.95 to |7.95 Adios Butler Sets Record To W in Little Brown Jug » • i' * DELAWARE, Ohio (UPD-Adios Butler reigned today as the top 3ycar-old pacer of the year and per­ haps one of tho best of all time. The bay colt sped to a world rec­ ord 1:59 2-3 miles here Thursday in winning the Little Brown Jug in straight heata to become the first horse ever to win pacing's triple crown. He had won the Cane Futurity and the Messenger Stake and with the $28,335 won in the Jug, boost­ ed hia earnings to $156,255 for his owners, Paige West of Snow Hill, Md., and Angello Pollillio of Scaredale. N. Y. Driver Clint Hudgins, a 52-yearold Canadian with a fine sense of humor, said it was "a little rough out there,” when lie climbed out of tho sulky after the record mile in the grand circuit classic. To the 40,000 spectators, llodglns remarks were ■ little puzzling bocause the veteran of 35 years on tracks from Clandeboye, Ont., was as relaxed as a m an In an easy chair when ho camo home four length* In front of Ohio Time. llodglns and Adioa Butler stole the show in one of the greatest days in the history of pacing on a half mile track, to all, saven world records were set. TB Consultant Here Florida Tuberculosii Association field consultant Jam es Patterson of Jacksonville visited the .Semi­ nole County TB Association office hero Tuesday to confer with Mrs. Lorraine Graham aa part of a state tour he Is making to get acquainted with association exec­ utive secretaries. Good Shoot moan good posture for your child. j h e if ’A "W l»reJlM aUjjHto' lig h a t Thao �“equals." V i i l r omptauleed U N l u 4 liming Thursday la h a single wing flays. Auburn Caack Balyk ■Jordan aald “ether than ■ laer -aches gad yaina we are in food rendition." Florida entertains Mlaoisslffi State and Caack Bob Woodruff plans U show off funtar Bobby Joe Green, who averaged M yards a punt Thursday la prac­ tice, and quarterback Jack Jones, whose passing under pressure was a feature in the win over Low For Grove PHILADEPHIA (U P I)-L e fty Grave had the lowest earned run average la the American League nine' season while pitching for the Philadelphia Athletics and Boston Red Box. Mississippi tanvon h r U t t a r U a K y., U meet KentuckySntur* day might. Coach J « t a Vaught smaotht d aat fla y aaatgnmenu a ad lha Wildcats tawt autcated a a punting Thursday. C aortta Tack waa Jolted wtow punter G m M B a n k re-inJureP himself, but Caack Bobby Dadd aaya Burtk wtn still ba M a c tk a kicking against Southern Method" 1st In Atlanta Saturday. Alabama Caack B ear Bryant said Guard Don Bars ana ‘'baa obviously gull” tka U a * . but bla loss w on't affect tk a gnaw with Heustoa la T e n s . L8U was still without tka ees* Vicos a( Marta Icktaaaildfa «% the Chlnaaa Baadita. But tk a TW gars w art gattiag yaady fag Tagas Christian, regarded by Caack Paul DtaUel as tka best te a * bis boys have faced la hie Tiger coaching days. enough te pick M up." Actually, S l a t y la expaetad ta start the Baa Praadsce funeral ■ arch with Beat Jonas (W U ) eanaetai Vinegar Bond Mtrail (13•#> ualghL Jack Sanford (14-13) and Johnny AataneOi (IB-14) uadeuktedly will start Saturday sad Bun- Robinses, t> , testified before Municipal Court Judge J. Sydney Hoffman. Mo told Friedman that “This is my profession. 1 take this money and I never pitch again. I like to play baseball.' Ford Frick told by taeal authorities of tho alleged bribe attempt, said lik lMowm in ! Al a y*wv*,p* wrtllm- JUblnaoa “nipped everything la ^^wvm wo * tanry hooriag Tkundny that ha tka hud." Robinson cams right swag," , woe offered the bribe by Harold ‘ Friedman, 43, part' earner of o Frick said. “Ha Immediately re­ ported everything" to Phils' Gen­ restaurant aad ber. Ho aald Friedman wanted blm eral Manager John Quinn sad 4a throw tka second game of a “gave him the name of the man." Philadelphia District Attorney wltb Clnclnaatl last Victory H. Blanc said righthander Robinson and fellow pitcher Ru­ National League ben Gemea should bo “commend­ ed for their fortitude" and their Flayer A Club G. AB R. M. Pet. Aaron. Mil*. It* 410 113 H I JIT "distinct service" to the game of Cnghm, St. L. HI 491 49 137 .344 Pinson. Cln. t S I M m m J19 Cepeda, B. T. 1U 3M t l IN J1S Boyer, St. L. 117 SIT N 174 J13 American League Kucnn, Dot. 134 944 SO 1S3 ,U4 Kallas, Det. 133 341 43 144 AIT Runnels, Bos. 143 431 N 173 A ll Pox, Chi. 141 4t» *3 IN JOS The Sandspur Bowling League Mloose, Clev. 147 IN to 173 .304 Xaaa Bitted la for women has four teams shar­ Z-Chlcago National League — Banks, Cubs ing first place this week. (ft Cleveland New York Wilson-Malar, Pryor’s Insurance, HI; Robinson, Rada IN; Aaron, Robson Sporting Goods,' and the Braves 133; Bell, Reds 113; Ma­ Detroit Pig N' Whistle each have seven thews, Braves 111. American League Colavlto, In­ wins and five losses. Tho first round of play ends next week. dians IN ; Jensen, Red Box IN; Foodmart is in second place with KlUebrcw, Senators 101: Lemon, Washington 4 a M record, folirwed by Reumll- Senators IN; Msxwsll, Tigers N. g-ClInched pennant lat aad Aadsrsoa with a 310 total. Wilson-Mstar took three games from Foodmart this week. Rob­ Chicago at Detroit — Pierce son's sawed up aU learn prises with a N4 high game, 1N4 total (14-19) vs. Moeal (14-3). Baltimore at New York (night) for scratch mousy, aad an 334- American League—Colavlto, In­ ~ P ap p as (14-9) vs. Ford (tl-14). 3433 for handicap honors. Tbs dians i t ; Klllabraw, Senators N ; Washington at Boston (night)— Pryor bowlers were lad by Lillian Lemon, Senators 13; Mantle. Yan­ kees 31; Maxwall, Tigers 30; AlPascual (17-10) vs. Brewer (10-13) Ogden who had 4S3. Tho Pig N' Whistle won three llano, geaatora N. Raaaas City at Cleveland (3 games, twl night) — Daisy (14-13) contests from Roumlllat's with Pitching and Rucks (4-11) vs. Briggs (44) Dot Testa bringing la a 444 aor­ National League—Face, Plrataa aad McLisk (1M ). tas for tho restaurant team. Erma 14-1: Law, Firsts# 14-4; AntooslBstarday’a Games Webb rolled high for tka drug­ II, Giants 14-10; Padres. Dodgtra store. Chicago at Delroi. 14-4; Cooley, Phillies 13-7. American Ltagua ghaw. White Kansas City at Cleveland Play Tuesday will ba Wilson Malar vs. Robson's, Foodmart Sox 17-4; McLith. Indiana 1M; Baltimore at New York Washington at Boston against Pig N’ Whistle and Pry­ Wynn. White Sox 31-14; Mossl, TiNational Longue or's vs. Roumlllat's. gtrx 14-4; Mass, Yanhees 141. PBLADBLPRIA (U P I)-B aao. , baR nud taw enforcement affieiala . ' Joined in paniau today for Hum. ’ harta B illaeea, slander Fkltadali p iu h a r who rejected • no Iltagnd |4 N bribe offer and i went no to pitch kla best game of Ihn season. Southern Cal, Pittsburgh Launch AN-Out Grid W ars League Leaders Trojans entertain Pitts­ burgh ta the Loa Angelas Coliseum. ' Tabbed at Urn top team on Urn Weal Coast ta pre-season forecuts. South e n California is n six-point choice for the East-West clash which will launch the season's first full-scale wtek end of head-knock­ ing. . Other major Friday night con­ tests pit Iowa State against Den­ ver, aad Bocton University against George Washington. Southern California, which h u not won an intersections! game since downing Notre Dame, 3P30, la 1434, opened its season last week end with an Impressive 37-4 romp over Oregon Bute. Pitt bare­ ly aqueexed p u t Marquette, 31-14, in its opener. Iown State alto is favored over Denver by four polnte and Bostoo University is favored over George Washingtaa. Saturday’s tcheduls also faatures intersections! claabos between ma­ jor powers. Top-ranked Louisiana State en­ tertains Taxaa Christian. Oklahoma ranked tstood la the UP1 ratings before shedding Ua practice togs, opens against North­ western. In other gamrs involving teams in tho top 10, Wisconsin is favored by nlao points over Stanford, Ohio Stata is 10 over Duke, Mississippi it 7 over Kentucky, Army is M over Boston College, Auburn is 4',s over Tennessee, Texas is 13ta over Maryland, Clemson is 20ta over Virginia, and town la 10 ever Cali­ fornia. everyb o d y loves a bargain and The SANFORD IS A W H O P P E R Milwaukee HERALD OF A BUY!! Lee Angeles ta n Francisco Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati gt. Louis Philadelphia TAP TEST —Cardwalf (4-14) vs. Burdatta (31 •14). 4an Francisco at 4t. Louis (night) - 8. Jones (34-13) vs. Mlaall (13-4). 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FA 2-4281 vm i W — h . advertisement. �iirJ&LY 0 AF Cancels Try To Fire 'Non Wanted' listing Brings •Bandit's Arrest Across Satellite O rbit M M Il (UPI) — Arraignment n m M to f a « « • scheduled here M a y te r Frederick Anthony Seao. a 92-year-old rat tr io etlckup artiat raptured Thursday by FBI a«aaU only koun after ha bad ■ada th« FBt'a “ 1# moit wantad” lif t Staa. a alaadar, tattooed hoodh a t (ram Chicago who began in ifriaM during tba Prohibition ytara af tba 1130s, waa aought for unlawful Bight from the atate of miaaia to cacape proaacution for Ba l^aeen aad of two Chicago ------- robbarica pulled In N evtaber ahartly before hia trial waa to hava alerted. Lea 0 . Teague, in charge of the Miami FBI office, aaid Seno ^ cried, “ Don’t aboot, don’t ahoot” V w haa agenta found him In hit rooming houae in downtown MiBat, aaid Teague, Seno main­ tained he waa "Victor Henry Baae" and did not admit hie identity until ageata pointed out that he had the word "Love" tat. toned on the flngera of hia left hand and the word "truo" on the flngera of hia right. ^ "Wo *wm tolda rnaan him tv to mwi act m Ilka m m a |cn gen* f l Homan and ba did," Teague cold. ^ Teague aaid the fugitive had bora for about nlaa month i • working aa a cook and with a food cateriag firm. David Lynn, Seno’a lateat em­ ployer, aaid bo "couldn't believe" too man he know aa Victor Roar • waa wanted by the FBI. Lynn deeerlbed Seno aa "one of the beet kitchen helpera I ever had,” but added that ha planned A t e discharge him becauae Seno ^ had reaented taking ordera from . Lyaa’a wife. Jerseyites Taking Full Advantage O f Driver’s Dream LAKEWOOD, N. J . (UPI) - A ml driver'a dream world haa dawned w ln thla reaort town. Policeman atand by glumly watching aa • motorist pulla Into a no-parking loading aone. Another driver parka beilde a meter . —and doesn't pull out a dime. Neither one gets a ticket on bla windshield. U all atartrd Wednesday when Ocean County Judge John J . Ewart Informed local officials he ^ h a d Invalidated parta of the local ™ motor vehicle ordinance in a teat caae. Thla meant the ordinance would have to be re-worked and aubmitted to the atate Division af Motor Vehicles. Meanwhile, mo­ torists began to get the Idea they were in for a holiday, however brief. Lakewood police arc powerless to hand out Uckcla tor a long A Hat of violations, from overtime W parking in metered' cones to driv­ ing the wrong way on one-way atrreta and making u-turns. The only brlglt spot for authori­ ties la that they can haul in mo­ torists for violating laws that also coma under state Jurisdiction, like speeding NUCLEAR PUNCH OF FUTURE — A slim dart, capable of zigzagging to escape enemy defense wespons, is America's newest missile Idea aa il­ lustrated by Frank Tinsley of Mechanics Illustrated Magazine. It depicts the device ducking killer missiles ss it streaks toward its target. The new nuclear punch of the future is not a rocket, but a supersonic air-breath­ ing plane powered by an atomic-ramjet engine designed by the AKC's Project Pluto. Since the missile flies like a plane, it hugs the earth in flight to slip under defensive radar and turns and dodges at will. Nickel Coffee? WASHINGTON (UPI) - The A r a r a t cup of coffee may not be a thing of the post after all. Government researchers say a synthetic coffee coating much less than ths real stuff could be only months away. The prediction waa contained in a report prepared for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The report said scientists are close to discovering the compounds responsible for the characteristic coffee flavor and soon should be able to make an imitation “with or without synthetic or natural caffeine.” They aaid soluble coffee, added to a roast mude from wheat or barley, could then be produced at low cost without using coffee beans a t all. ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) -T h e Coeu Guard resumed Its search for five Fort Myers men loet in a cabin cruiser but it has given up the hunt for two men milling in an open boat since last Sat urday. The two boats and seven men were lost In a nor'easter which began last Saturday and churned up the wateri or the gulf for several days. Csa:t Guard planes asd boats were still looking for the rented cabin cruiser in whlrh tbe five men went fishing Sunday. The missing mrn were Leo Barrington, John Williams, Mar­ shall Sutler, Roland Decse and Frank Connor. The search for Donald Hobbs la s ebance. So we gave Merle and Bob Long, mining In tbe open boat, was abandoned. But ber chance." "Polls said that even the heart the Coast Guard said It could be resumed It any leads turned up. and liver the two girls shared wero Imperfect. The organs were given to Marie Ellen because she SYRACUSE. N. Y. ( U P l t seemed ths stronger of the two Two giant ehtddar cheese*, five and had the larger lungs. feet In diameter and six feet high, Mary Ellen died on the operat­ were displayed during the New ing table. Marie became weaker York 8tate Fair. The two rhed and weaker and joined her slater dar* weighed n total of 5,MO In death four hours later. pounds. Potts said the decision on which child to save "was one of the The town of Wagon Mound, toughest I've ever had lo make. New Mexico, gels its name from I don't think I’ve ever hid such a wagon-shaped rock which was a heart-jerking experience In my a landmark on the old Santa Fe life." Trail. e Tampa Election Aid Questioned TALLAHASSEE (U PI)—Gov. LeRoy Collins has asked littleborough County SheriJf Ed Black­ burn lo oaplaia complaints that aheriffa office equipment wee used on behalf of a candidate In the recent Tampa mayor's elec­ tion. "I am not prt-tuppostog that any wrong was done," Cellina aaid. The complaint* came to Collins prior to Tuesday's run-off election in which political newcomer Julian Lana defeated veteran Mayor Nick Nuccio. Collin* did not *ay whose campaign the equipment is alleged to have benefiUed. Tito mlftile waa a a t of the test vehicles tho Air fo rce has been using to an effort to develop an air-launched tplUstle missile to be hurled at enomy targets from bomber* flying at g rts t distances away. The two-stago missile separates from the bomber wing and arehes on a high trajectory mueh like a ground-launched ballistic missile. There have been several suc­ cessful testa la the air-launched ballistic missile program and the Air Foree it now studying wheth­ er to put tuck a weapon into production. Federal Agencies Asked To Cut Roll WASHLNGTON (UPI) -A H ex* eutlvt-brancb agencies in the gov­ ernment have been asked to re­ duce civilian employment two por cent below authorized levels, Bud­ get Director Maurice H. Stans disclosed. Stans made the request at the direction of President Eisenhow­ er. In letters to agency beads, Stani said the cutbacks should bo accomplished by leaving vaeanetes unfilled and by not creating newly authorized Jobe. Stans told nawsmen a similar request Issued a year ago pro­ duced a cut in civilian employ­ ment to a point 2.2 below author­ ized levels. As of June 30, l*M th e n were 3,354,39 civilian employee to the executive branch. Thla wts 51* fewer than a year aarller and 53,401 below tho total numbtr that could hava boon carried. TEENAGE PROBLEMS confront MadDonald Carey, Brandon de Wilde and Marsha Hunt in this scene from “Blue Denim'* which start* Sunday at tho Bits. 'Blue Denim' Starts Sunday At The Rife "Blue Denim", starring Carol MacDonald Carey and Marsha Lynlcy and Brandon do Wilde Hunt appear as the distraught start* Sunday* at the Rlti. The adults. 20th Century Fox production deals with the problem suffered by a pair of tocnagers who gavo to to their emotions and Die strait jacket they found themselves to for (he rest of (heir lives. OPEN 11:45 Carol Lynley appears as tho un­ wed mother of IS and de WUde •• th* 16-year old boy Involved. CHICAGO (UPI) — Surgeons sacrificed the life of a Siamese twla girl Thursday night In a valiant but unsuccessful effort to save the life of her lister. The olher girl who was given the heart and liver both shared, died four hours after an operation whlek separated them. Dr. Wlllia J . Potta headed the 21b hour operation on 5-day-old M iry Helen and Marie Ellen Schultz at Children's Memorial Hospital. Potta said before the operation the chancel of saving both chil­ dren were almost nil. During the surgery It wts found the babies, joined at both the chest and abdomen, had only one heart and liver between them. One of the little girls, Mery Ellen, h id virtually no lung struc­ ture. "It was Just about the size of the end of a n u n 's thumb," Potts said, "and she couldn't live." . "The attitude of medical sur­ gery Is that every child Is en­ titled to n chance to life—If there CITIZEN'S COUNCIL RALLY AND FREE BARBECUE FARMERS AUCTION MARKET Rat. Sept. 26 — 7:00 P. M. Speaker From Little Rock, Ark. i f Entertainment A l Bomlnole C«iaty Whit# Cltliena Integrated la Joining A rt Cordially Invited To Attend. Jordan Mass Rioting BURLINGTON, Vb (UPI) — If you want your children to eat rooked vegetables, eat with them. Margaret Calahan. a member of the B ute Nutrition Committee, said "parent* must cat vegetable* with the eame amount of vim and vigor that they expect from their children." By rHIL NEWSOM Trouble once more appirently is brewing in two slates of the perennially troubled Middle East. In Baghdad, the "moment of truth" may be approachleg for Iraqi strongman Maj. Gen. Abdel Karim Kaiiein. Reports from Beirut tell of a new "palace revolt" against youthful King Hussela of Jordan. Both hava In them the setda of far-reaehlng consequences. Reports of Ibe trouble In Iraq come primarily through the Cairo and Damascus radios of tbe Unit ed Arab Republic, and tell of mobs demonstrating in Baghdad and four provincial centers sgatoat the executions of 17 anti­ communist leaders. The Cairo and Damai>*us broadcasta are significant because they appear to mark tbe end of an un­ easy truce to the war of words between tbe Kasiem and UAR President Carnal Abdel Nasser that Iraq finally la falling wholly into the bands of the Communists. Radio Damascus said that Baghdad demonstrators chanted: 'let Kassem follow Nuri." Xuri was Nuri As-said whose mutilated body was dragged through Baghdad streets in the revolution which overthrew the Iraq monarchy. It meant that UAR prepaganda outlets once more were advocat­ ing Kasiem’a violent overthrow. These controlled outlets would not repeat such sentiments unless they followed closely along the lines of official thinking. The 17 men executed in Iraq were convicted of playing a part In last spring’s abortive Mosul re vok In northern Iraq. It Is a sec linn of Iraq known to be moil sympathetic to Nasser’s hrend of Arab nationalism. In fact. Iraq's foreign minister in an Interview with this correspondent In Bagh dad last spring, blamed Nasser for fostering the revolt The UAR will not be alone in watching the trend of events in Iraq. The Cairo and Damascus reports said Kasiem is thinking of reviving the Communist influenced "popular resistance forces" to deal with the violence. If he does' so. he will hive gone far toward! mealing dem indi which Western diplomats last spring aaid would be the measure of Communist power. Those demands were that be carry out death sentences passed by the people's eourt and that he "arm the people," specifically,! the popular resistance forces. Communism la not involved in Ihe reporti of new trouble* for Jordan's King Hussein. In 51ey, in a move to become bis own man, Hussein threw out his long-time premier. Samir Rlfal, and appointed a man of his own choice and thinking, l i m a Majali. Both Rifsi and Majali wert| friends of ths West, but Rlfai was' notably anti-Nasser. Hussein baa moved closer to the UAR regime of late, and Rifsi and Hussein's autocratic mother. Queen Zeto, •re said lo hava joined forces to restore the old order of things. WANTED I M M E D I A T E L Y 2 FORD CAR & TRUCK SALESMEN Apply In Person No Phone Colls See DAVID S M ITH S lrie kla n d-M o rris o n , Inc. "But Not For Me" Clark Gable & Carroll Baker fg TODAY S ft t* SATURDAY OPEN 12:45 : DOUBLE FEATURK C tN e-.t.n s( I M OBSTER FEATURE: 1:22 - 4:58 - 7:54 ALSO MURDER AND MAYHEM add another victim to Al CaIKJne’a Hat. The movie of the gangater'a rise nnd fall will l»e shown Sunday through Tuesday at Movieland DriveIn Theater. 1W FIEND; w om m iM iu ffs r— FEATURE: 2 :3 0 .8 :0 6 - 9:22 'Al Capone' Heads Bill Al Movieland Al Capone's career from Brook­ bill. Curt Jrrgrn* and Ingrid Berg-' lyn to Alcatraz will be shown man alar as the couple to th e 1 Sunday through Tuesday at the Oriental setting. Movieland Drive-In. Rod Steiger stars as Capone. James Gregory a* the rrlrnltei* government agent and Fay Spam as Capone's "girl.” O \ l » c l CS I V t ' Tbe story of ■ man who con­ RIOt IN T Ml A i k t . sidered himself above the law and lha woman who tried to bclltve PHONE FA 2-I21I ADMISSION see in him but found Capone to ba g monster is shown in the Uunows KIDDIES UNDER 12—FREE and Ackerman production. LAST TIMES TO.MTE The romance between a white AT 7:22 AND ll:M missionary end an F.uraiien soldier "WOMAN OBSESSED" is told in "The Inn of the Sixth Happiness", co-featured on the SUSAN H O WA R D - COLOR PLUS - AT S:23 ONLY "Tammy A The Bachelor" Debbie Reynold* • Color •P 1 LIT'L GIANT FOOD STORES Florida’s Friendliest Moot Convenient Food Store • Quick Service French Ave. at 23rd St. COLD BEER Cartes er Case To Carry Out Owly Fiablag A Pleuie Supplies Paper Platee, Cape, Spoon*, Ferke, Flaking Pole*, Evarylkleg For A Complete Huatlag Or Flaking Trip. COLD CUTS A Complete Aesortment Of BaadwUh Meet*. 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Sacrifice O f Life O f One Twin Fails To Save Sister SECOND U. 8.- MISSILE SUBMARINE — Hero U a oird’a-eye view of the atomic-powered submarine Pat­ rick Henry m it jfliden through the Thame* River after it van launched at Groton. Conn. The PoiarU missile firjng submarine, the aecond of its class to slide down the ways at Groton, is cnpable of delivering u p o w erfu l r e ­ taliatory blow evtol after an enemy a tta c k on land b ases haa knocked out shore missile installations. if Search Resumed For Missing Boat WASHLNGTON ( U P I)- The Air Fore* early today canceled a planned effort to fir* a missile across the path of tho "paddlewheel" satellite recently put loto orbit. Tho missile was to kavo been launched across the eatelllie'a path when it crossed Eleuthera Island la the Bahamas at an altitudo of 1M miles. That is the low point to the satellite's elong­ ated orbit. Tbe Air Forte had Intended to try the intercept mission with e two-stage ballistie mtssile fired from beneath tbe wing of a BIT bomber. There waa no intention, according to authorities, of ac­ tually biulag the satellite. Tbe reason for calling off the teat this morning waa not lramediatoly given. .blue denim — . CARO!. BRANDON MACDONALD MARSHA LVNLEY •deWiLDE - CAREY - HUNT NO CHILDREN'S TICKETS SOLD FOR THIS ATTRACTION FEATURE: 1:39 • 3:39 • 5:39 • 7:39 - 9:39 SATURDAY M O RNING NATIO NAL KIDS DAY The Kiwanto Club of Sanford is sponsoring u FltER show Saturday morning at 10:00 for children listed lit Schools below: Plnccreal Sanford Grammar Southside Wests Ide Junior High Pool* Lake Monroe Feature: "TA R ZA N fir LOST SAFARI t i Y * �n a a n — sam— bee — s b w WSLAKA AFAKTMKMBUW ■twain M U lW f . I K BOOTS, MOMS FA M M 69 FA NICELY furnished garage apart* meat Coopl* only. FA M M . MU iaatord Aw. 6. Rani BUNG THU AD to A t Office tonlahadT Bar. ta k a Mary. 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DEBBV CAME WITH A BUND - CATE/WHAT ANOTHER BLANK l a A CSCE P A LOCH ARBOl! 3 Bedroom, 3 bath very specious masonry home in­ cludes kitchen equipment, at >15,300.00. Rcquirsa down. This U n good buy. * BEDROOM bouse, kitchen equipped, 2U W. llth St. Ph. FA 24020. » NICE 3-bedroom furnished home, to reliable couple. Have yard m u . $83 mo. Call Mre. Nutt, FA 24300. D^rf-n LAST NXJHT7 , DISTRESS BALK! Owner fo rted to sacrifice l a r n S bedroom Phil119*1 built Wynne wood homo fea­ turing hardwood floors, tiled p o iaaeat bath, l a r n Florida room and kitchen equipment lor SM0.00 and taka ap payments ea exist- Q lay m o rty an . Inrestlyata this a t m PAOLA, SH miles from Clock once it you are looking for a bar* on West 1st S t; 3-bedrocm, in’ gain. wide s SO* k e y mobile borne. Must sea to appreciate. Quiol P1NECBM T BEST BUY! S bod* neighborhood. FA 2407. room, 2 bath, nearly bow hum sonry borne, with terraaao Heart. Includes kitchen equipment, to* Dalian blinds, water and apace heaters plus beautiful drapes. Only $3,000.00 down • tak a up payments. % TH C R EG 06S A M S I in M en T d ia h y /O f , (d) T hat area bounded on tbo North by tbo Country C lub Jload aad on tbo ooath by 31th. fOonova) Stroot. and on tbo K nit by H ardy A n n u l on<l on tha W ilt by th a Loka Mary Itoad, lo prupoooil to bo lonoil C .t (Comm orclal.ro tall) tile , tr lc t AH partloo In Intoroot and cltlsano aboil hnvs an opportunity to bo hoard a t aald h a a rln c . Hy ardor of tbo C ity Comr.ilsalon of tbo c ity of Hanfur<l. Florida, th is lttb . day of Baptam bar, 1111.' . ]l. N TAMM, J it. Aa City C lark o t tha City ot H anford, Florida. Publloh Boptombor 31, ISIS, MODERN 3-bedroom home, kit­ NEW YORK (UPI>—The F ur­ chen furnished. 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Florida, In aecordanca with lha' provisions of lha Flctltloua Nama Htatutaa to .w tti Sactlon Sfl.OS lla tu ta a 1S1T. IB COIBTV J ID O K 'S C O IB T , FloridaBla: G eorgs K. Papcun SBEIBOLB COL'BTT, FLOBUSA Publish Rapt. 31 A Oct. 3. S. IS. Pits No. asse ESTATE OF FIIAXIC L. DAItNAItD, Deceased NOTICE TO cnEDITOIld TO ALL PERSONS H A V I N G CHAIMS OH DEMANDS AGAINST ■AID ESTATE: ^ HOW COULD *1 w e KNOW THAT -vs. W ILLIE SPATES. DataadanL XOY1CB TO APPBAA ■TATE OF FLORIDA TOi W lllla Spates Address aad Raaldanea Unknown Tau are haraby notified th a t a blit of com plaint for dlvorca ha* basn filed a g a in s t you. and you aro raqulrad to oorvo a copy of your answ er o r plondlpg to tho bUI of complaint an tb s P U In tirro nttornoy Paul C. Parkins, ItT W aal South Street. O rlando, Florida, and fits tha o rlslo at an aw tr a r plead* Ing In tba o tflea of tha Clark o t th a Circuit C o u rt on s r bafora Wednesday, O ctober It. ISIS. I t you loll to do no Judgment by de­ fa u lt will ba ta k a n against you fo r tbo relief dem anded la U s blU of complaint. DONE AND OnDERKD a t S an ­ ford. Samlnole County, Florida, th is Stb day o t Napiamher, ISIS. (■■XL) ^ a P HERNDON ' a e r k o f tb o Circuit Court By M artha T . VlhUe. DC P aul C. Parklna etT West South ■tre a t Orlando, Florida A ttorney for r i a l n t l t f Publish ta p e 11, IA M. A Oct- $. FA 14222 % PIANO LESSONS THEORY A HARMONY University Trained MRS. ERNRST BOLICK Phans FA 2-742$ RENOVATION SPECIAL We Win Roballd Your Old Ioners p rin t Mettrtee T n Look end Feel Like New! INCLUDES:* New Ticking • New iM aiatiea 9 M M B C A • Cleaning aad Reprwceaalnt Padding f 1 T * w • Adding New Padding When Nacaasary | m New 8pring Unit (If Needed) $6 Additional Charge £ d w l& Bedding Company So. Magnolia Ate. You and aach of you a r t haraby natltlad and required to tile an y clalma and dem ands which you or olthor ol you, m ay havo a sa ln a t ■aid oatato In tha otflea of lion. Wilson A istandor C ounty Judge of Bamlnals County, a t hla otflea la tha Court Houoa la Hanford. P lo rIda, within a ls b t calandor m onth! from tha tlma of tb a (lrat publica­ tion of thle notica. Each claim or demand must ba In w riting and contain tba plsea of raaldanca and post attics' addraaa o t tha claim ­ a n t and must ba sw arn to by tho claim ant, hla a g a n t er attornay, e r tba asms sh a ll ba void. Aa K iaau trla o t aald s a la ts /a / E llaabeth 11. Uarnard F lrat publication on Hapl IS, ISIS. IB THE r i H d IT COl’RT OF T E E m ate j i D i c i A i , c iB C tr r . i n AND FOB B BEISO I.B COUTTY, FLORIDA. V I C H A SC E Sr SO. io ta s JANNIE MAE SPA T E * P laintiff. Bermuda Liner Makes 500th Trip Pit. FA 2-6321 To my friends in Seminole County: I with to express my sincere npprecUtlon for the flower*, cards and good wishes you neat during a y recent illness. Thank you for your many kindnesses. O. P. Herndon. Sanford Furniture Company Has Sold and Serviced The Famous PERFECTION OIL HEATER FOR 30 YEARS Firepot Guaranteed 10 Years If You Compare PRICES and SPECIFICATIONS You’ll Buy A A (Psuihtiion SANFORD FURNITURE CO. 300 East Firit Street Sanford, Fla. Phone FA 2-19X4 �% I 1 „r f IF Stemper’a Advice tn to p m v aa FHA interest ‘•tea ara galaf t o any day; ft actios m w , ye* may to able a aare tateeat. t o t «a liacata this pre hlam with you m a rt Dm* n m was. Ttoftto Stoaa ( m iv i Army-Navy H O U U I n i M BARGAIN! BIO B u rn h r BIO MEN Up t o .................. *.............. I B B Waaa Tf V atr Itat* r a a IO N NOW U U I MEM* BATHING TRUNKS Waa t o * NOW Wa MENS TROUBIU Waa t o * NOW to * O w IMS pain from white ta Hiton . Wa t u fit att a te i, a to t o automatic filtration. t o t t i n * a \ F r i a s to .u a. *o- s SPARE TIME BOUND, SHORT aad TALL C oat ON la , Wa caa Fit TALL Wa h e re sut-grewn oar yraaaat q ta tte re — Marias to l a r g t r Sanridaf HBRBHXY aaady route. Caa to derelap ii to fhR time. Wa W t astahliah rauta -and train. Require* oaly HW to start load ptoaa A addrtis ta Evary faw sM atto wa ara priBo* IS, c to Sanford Herald. vllcgad ta offer aa euUtxndlng home value. Wa ara therefore quite pleated that wa caa offer for jraur iaapoctiaa set ore. to t two, aoeh fla t pwparty liatiaga. STEMPER STATES that we hava too faw tom es to N il so convenient to schools, shopping and the Naval Air Bare. This moderately priced beautiful 3 bedroom Soon la Prices to SELL at <10,300. Should you to aariaualy ceaalderbig purchaaiag a tom e, wo atwnety urge you to to among the first to ass. aad toy, aoa of the two exceptional tom es Hated below. Fhra tiaeare, aad experienced. n e t estate pertonnel will consider it a privilege to t o r n you. 2 BEDROOM • 1 BATH BEST BUY LN FLA. 2-Bedroom Situated on a lovely 100* x US* furnished home. Edward F. oak shaded, landscaped lot, in Lane, phoae FA 2-3*1 or a nice quiet residential aactiaa, FA 2-3SK. is nor interpretation ed a # Stop Worrying About C h ria tm a s Monty You caa ta rn a good income aa an AVON KepreotnUtive. Don’t Delay. Write, Manager. Box MS, Lockhart, for iafornation. *31M». Slat r«>tun* Irateat*. lat. W.tU riitlin e m i. 'When you turn this ona off and go back, to sleep, it stays off. No nagging!" ROOF CLEANING AND COATING Exclusive agent h r SURCO to thla area. Work guaranteed, ea' FA 24997 for free estimate*. BILL EVANS 6 n f BALL TOP VALUE BTAMtB WILSON - M A K S Nw Aai Osai f iBm SU B. First to FA sea* Ftoa* PA-i-TMa DAWN'S BEAUTY SALON Air Conditionad Dry era air Styling — Permaaoata —Oil Treatments— TV Stamps, Baft Water - Air Coed. BarrieCt’a Beaety Nook. 109 So. O a k FA 2-3743. Drive Waya — Parking Area* RENTALS: Day - W eek-M onth Front End Loaders Graders — Desera — Draglines Bailers — Transports Strawberry Plants PHONE: Days. FA 24134 Nights, FA 2-7123 or FA 13443 Florida M, 1c each. CaU FA 3-3S4S or TA 2-1703 after 4 p. m. W. C. Muse, Box Ml, West l i t I t Bey Reel Paint A Bod; 8hs| COOS: whit*; g days per week. 10th A Sanford IT. Feta • Livestock Top w a p s. Can NO 9-4011 for Behind Studebaker Garage appointment BEAUTIFUL blond Cocker pup­ AUTO GLASS pies. Lot lot. Park Are. Trailer Park, 2343 Park Avc. INSTALLED HOUSEWORK: Maid by day or Windshield Back Giaaa week. Phone FA l-MM after 9 Door Glaao Vawt Glaan F. M. P1NECREST tod. Addition: 3bedroom, 2 bath, kitchen equip­ Upon Inspection, your attention ped homo; plan paneled den. will to drawn to the spacious living room, coder panelled Florida room, two lovely bed­ 1-LOT, 70 ft. arid* by 144 ft. room* (oo* ptne-paaeUed), fully deep, cleared, facing Country tiled bath, kitchen with break­ Club Rd. in Loch Arbor section. fast nook, ample closet spare. call FA 3-11*. enclosed breeteway, and double enclosed garage. ARM: to acre*, Hied, several flowing wells. Large barn Roomy 3 BE. bouse. Easy Custom built, this homo is of SERVICE Dame construction, with hard­ 1RONLNG done at my home. CaU term*. Ph. FA 2-1223. Seakarik Gians and Paint Co. wood fieora. pitched shingle FA 2 3997. 112-114 W. 2nd S t FA 3-44* 3-BEDROOM, CB, lta hath tom*. roofing, aad equipped with ■tore, ref rigerator, neater, hot DEPENDABLE woman wanta JACHOB'S REPAIR SHOP water tank, Venetian blinds, steady or part-time work. Pb. Welding — e ach. A Gen. Repair! LOCH ARBOR: Beautiful 3 BR. roof antenna, and many other FA 3-7107. homo near golf course. Overtire W. 20th. A Old. L. Mary Rd. yard with many trees. You TV SERVICE within the hour. must are thla bargain. FA 2-4923 After viewing thla Inviting bunga­ Service Call 92.30 plus paru. low, you would surely export Work Guaranteed 3 Mo. Ph. the pries to bo no less than FA 2 9799. <19,000. LAWN MOWER Rapatre - HeatContracting ft Repairs price — <13,730. Down pay­ ora Cleared A Serviced. LEWIS RAYMOND M. BALL Ourment Free Estimates — very reasonable. Month­ SALKS A SERVICE. 7>ir W. 20 AND ASSOCIATES R. L HARVEY ly payment* — <43. St. Ph. FA 2-79* or KA 2 34*1. Real Estate — leeecaoio 9 2N S ta te d Are. Phone FA 243* Savely Reeda VOCAL INSTRUCTION 3 BEDROOM - 2 BATH 211 So. Park Are. Ph. FA 24941 Private. Professional Terehcr D i i exceptionally spacious and Sanford F to re Sanford FA 2-7344 modern CB home la situated on Evans Bldg. Lake Mary a lovely landscaped, oak shad­ Furniture Storage and Moving ed tot la ooe of Sanfords newer To and From Anywhere residential areas. (Address la C. B. PHILLIPS 13* French Are. Ph. FA 2-1*1 Real Dream Home . 3303 Park Avenue). d-BEDROOMS, 2V, both*. Urge The entire homo aoeentuates the MVELOFES, Letterheads, stateliving room end dining room manta, laretrea, Bead bills, and word "spare". :t'a a natural for plus large recreation room, 3a growing family, or for those program*, ate. Progressiva car carports, 3 storage nom a. Plumbing Repairs Printing Ce. Phono FA 2-2931 that desire "elbow-room." compute Uundry room and Joe C. Thomas 309 West 13th I t In addition to the 3 lovely bed­ AIR CONDITIONING rooms and two fully tiled baths, H. B. POPE CO. there la a large living room, 2 * 8. Park — FA t-4234 dining area, kitchen, loads of aa* Wiring — Electric Service ACREAGE H0ME31TES from ore closets, utility mem, and carROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Sid Vikleu acre up. Citrua land, cleared, . Flooring la terrauo, roof Bods. Day. W ort or Month — BAMDALL ELECTRIC CO. <400 par acre. Forty acre young isrblc-chip. FUBNTIVRE CENTER : Magnolia FA 34913 9100 French Are. This home features colored, builtFh. FA S-7933 in, fully equipped electric kit­ PUMPS — SPRINKLER chen; Including refrigerator, Lieanted — Bonded Relating ft c . A. Whiddon, Sr. Fra* Estimates All types and a im . InstaDad plus dishwasher, disposal, ex­ Decorating. BROKER “ Do 14 Yourself haust fan, heating unit, hot wa­ Work Guaranteed. SEMINOLE 2 * Be. P ark Are. Fh. FA <4991 ter heater, Venetian blinds, tra­ F A I N T I N G CONTRACTORS WE REPAIR AND SERVICE S T I N E verse rods, clothes lines, BBQ FA 3-1294. Macktaery and Seyyly Ce. table, split rock planter, room CUSTOM BUILT 80MKS 307 W. 3 Bd St. Ph. FA 2 4412 divider, and many other extras aaaedeUag — Free Estimates too numerous to list. te n Pbeee FA 34744 ILL BERNOSKY, Contractor aly 9 months young (owner be­ DrBARY ing transferred) this tom* can FUK)R sanding aad finishing NOrtb 9-4711 to yours for the low, low, price QaraUr, ^WaxUg. S e r v i n g of 919*9. only 9J9M down payComplete law n alaiiitenaaeo meat (terms if desired) and M. M. GLEASON, Lake MaryFertiliser—Spraying — Mowini <1* per month. Exclusive. JOHN LOMMER3E B ft M ROOPINO 414 WUUw Avo. PA 1-7197 Contracting ft Repairs "Open Friday M I L S . ’ Gereral laaoraac* Licensed — Bonded —Insured AUTO - FIRE • WI FREE ESTIMATES Old Lire Sleek 919 Sanford Av*. Ph. PA 1-7943 WK GIVE L ilt $2195 annas INGER KteeWto Sawing Ma­ chine, far balance doe to roapwalbl* party ta thla vicinity. Com­ plete with attachments and new guarantee. • payments at <4.97 each o r will discount tor rata. Write Credit Maaegcr, c /o San­ ford Herald. Jet expat dan u increasing the need for all personnel. Several men and woman, IT-* will bo selected end trained Immediate­ ly for iMraetivo positions aa Hostess, TUktt Agent*, Reactv etknieu, C om m vnicaU ane, Transportation. Enjoy free tra­ I960 Evinrudcn On Dinplny vel aad fringe benefit*. Must to high school graduate. Accredit­ In our showrooms. See the com- Nr.W Grundig Tape Recorder and ed by N. H. 8. C. Nationwide la lioe of America's Top PerGnindig Speaker. Inquire a t *1 placement aerate*. Writ* for mance Motors. qualifying detail*, au te a p , All 1939 Evlnrudts, Boats and phene. Airita* Dtvteioe, National Chtinlink Fences Trailers at greatly reduced Free Estimates. Call FA 1-1771 prices. aftgr 9 P. M. SAMPCB: tta s <0 H. r . Eviarude MBS HOUSEHOLD furniture, 3543 San­ taso is ft. Tumor Craft 93*3 ford Avo. 9204 Trailers 9130 Open Friday NU* 'TUI 9:09 Wait­ Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Service WUh The Cash. SUPER ing For You! TRADING POST, FA 14977. NAVY AND Gateway To I V Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer CROWDEK peat, ekra, by the NEWCOMERS Robson Snorting Goods bushel. FA 2-0419. 4 4 4 E. l i t . Ph. FA 24941 TO SANFORD FACTORY TO YOU Mercury Outboard Motors ALUMINUM We invito yen ta to our aetata WOODRUFF MARINE VENETIAN BUNDS ■ M e rely free without ebiiga2(01 French Are. FA 1-13* Inclosed head. Sag-proof bottom tUw at on* of Sanford's lendieg rail with plastic tads. Plastic Motel* while you taeete stat­ Tf*n*t? a r rayon tap**- Cotten or nylon able touting fee yaenntf and words. 1934 FORD "9" tudor Custom, clean, standard shift, <9* Senkarik Glare and Faint On. family. Pick up yaur key at 112-114 W. 2nd a t PB. FA 2-4*2 our Sales Office. Phono FA 2-2009. Buyer Medan Few er HeatCr 2-BEDROOM 42 ft. air condition­ ed trailer, extra clean. Pbon* FA 2-0389. 1933 CHEVY — V* engine, auto­ matic transmission. 4 new tin e , Tip Top Ship*, 9330. TA 2 2993. ----- COMING SOON — Formal Opening Dream Homes TO TA L PRICE DON’T BE C O N F U S E D ..! ■ Your Kay to better living .-.......... MODERN 3 bedroom HOMES PRECISION WORKMANSHIP QUALITY MATERIALS OAK FLOORS COMPLETELY FINISHED W o ! 1 becked to the famoee FORD name! DELIVERED F O R _______ t | * 9 W I T . TH W K OTT-TANDISO FEATURE*. A M I * ,', M EcMMOkil Car! Standard Ameriren Shift: Standard American H U N T LIN C O LN - MERCURY l* t N. Peimette__________________ Pb. PA 34*94 MODEL A T 500 French Ave .w T i n West Os Mtk 8L F eltw Ceuatry Ctok Rd. ft Watch Fur Our Sign* . • • OPEN DAILY ON YOUR LOT "GREGORY" r * mm Now Yorker Tevrn and Country Outlaw Woeew Power Flit# Trane. • Power Steering • Power Brakes . Radio ft Heater. “In the City of Gracious Living” RAVENNA PARK •:M A. M. TU Dark SUNDAY S h o m akaJt "9*" Feeder Bfort • Ptw ar Steering • Brakes • Radio ft - W/W Tire*. 56 Chrysler 3-REDROOM trailer fully air con­ ditioned. washer and dryer. Will sell equity very reasonable or will trade for equity In 3 bed room home. Phone FA 2-3134. Agea4 The Car To Buy la The Demonstrator ROADMASTER Bulck Convertible, 1933, dark rod, full power, im ­ maculate. CaU FA 2-3929. 218 So. Park A k FA 2-9941 V BE SAFE! BE SURE! — B HOMES Raymond M. Ball 59 OLDS ! ARB HIRING MONTHLY PAYMENTS WAIT! WATCH! For Opening D ate 9 I 4th Addition llomoi I)«aigno«l For Florida Living. S ft 4 Bedrooms — 1 ft 2 Bstha VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low as $425 Yota eon move In immedi­ ately white thu papers are being proeeaasd. Wu Guarantee Feraonal 8atUfaction On Tha Construction Of Your Homu Or Your Monty Cheerfully Refunded. I $ 9 I 9 55 CHEVY • Cylinder . Trane. • "319** * nesetifal Green Clean Interior • cully Perfect. Standard Border Naiad ~ r Meehan!- Our Used Cars Will Ba Displayed For Your 1ft* upuetlom Nightly Ob Out Largo lighted Lot. WHERE DEALS SHINE HOLLER MOTOR SALES �spar.*. -m *' $ 7 / i * tiCtA ■A __• 1jJ FRIDAY, OCR i IM S •u s (i) m w « w ee f t & & £ » im (•> Wsathsr »MS U ) I m w K IM K M m «•> o. a i m w ruMt (I) H fU lM t IM It) MM f N t i n IM (It Debt* UUlla (Debat) (i> r » » w N m IM n m i <if£S*t Ssrrar n m CS58T* “ • if! I R S I N S T 1:M (•) Ufa 0* mi«r T ea '& V grJ£f (i) u t a o r rim* (!) a root 0Ud*raisers >*» Per Boitor or Wore* (D A Day la Cewst UlM (!) OalStag U fM urn (I) Ufa Os Riley tiM (l> Qem* at Cosae* (I) Mast* Btaw* Vila IS) a f t i Fsvaaaalltp I M III Merie^WwSsw <•> Three Mm i n ,-m 1:1 B ’ W u S r m s : I enjoyed PTATR OF FLORIDA TOI thetam lautamre AMreae aad rselSemen Uekaowa » 2 tH L %fs a s w a r-* \\\ SpV A SC V (I) Tapper (t) Marie stage “ il2 K - a “ *" lit W4.lS,*.ft.«» , » iij ssj" use T ea a re hereby notlflea th a t a bill e t enter tel a t ta r diverse haa been riled e a s ie s t pea. aaA r e a e re reqalreh te nerve e s e a r e t y e a r eeew er er pleedlag te tbe blit e t eeaiytalet e a tbv F te le tirfe s t te r a e r M a t C. P erhtas, M I W est Som e Street. Orleade, VlerMe, end (tie tb e e rla le sl Answer or plead* ta p la tbe office el tbe elvrh e f tb e C ircuit Court ea er befere T harsday/ October *1. t i l l . I t yea fell te de ee Judgment by d efaalt w ill be tsk ea e a s ie s t yea fa r the relief demanded la the bill ef aomplalaL DONE AMD ORDKRKD a t Sea* ford, aem laele County. Plerlda, Ibis stb day ef September, l i l t . (SRAL) a P. HERNDON Clerk e f th e Clrenlt C asrt By M artha T. Tlhloa, DC P an t C. Perblne I l f W aal Sealh Street Or loo do. Plerlda A U eraey (e r P la la lltt Publish Sept. II. I t, M A Oct. A ib oaem to all sm w ps c w m , waa toned dawn a bit. la hla other shows, la c a a s oa toe strong. Bumming ay hla sim m er's work: The British entertainer woe at his beat la solo pantom Irak comedy. H e r e , bo dlsplayod warmth, humor aad a certain ori­ ginality that WM disarming. How•ear, Me nU-ont comedy sketches became to predictable after the firm law wanks. There waa aa ‘‘dame,” these "unknowns" us­ ually received hotter exposure than the better-known guests. I mentioned bis singing earlier be­ cause I fait bia trouble waa that bo took It too seriously and aong la aa intensely off-hand manner that was, frankly, unpleasant. In riMri, Dave's m Andy Williams. As Alan Young, yesj no mors, no BMMIBOUI eetrV N TT, PLOMIDA BOTATB OF BOBBBT a DREA LIN, Decsseed NOTICB TO CltBDITOKS DIAMONDS • WATCH18 m Split P ereoaelltp ID # ( » M arie (• ) T hree Moose* (D re p a y s P terio n * * ■■IS (• ) Hi* Tin Tin i4 l (S) Carteen s :*# (S) Maws eaS sport• J S:l# I t) News S ltl ( I ) Now* (•) Digest Tie* (I) M Men (I) Sportsm an's Club T ill (I ) News T ill (») Nsws TiM 111 Buckskin isi •its (•) ftseen* Right (I) Levs and M arriage lit# (SI Wells Fargo i l l Dupont Bhow of the Month (t> Serve • :** II ) P ste r d u n s (I ) Cert sen Night pb r a o n s h a v i m a CLAIMS OR DRMAMDS AGAINST SAID RSTATK: T ea aaS seen a t yoa are hereby notified aad required te (lie nay claim* aad demands whlok yen. er e lta e r of yea, may have a s* !n it aald estate la th e office of Hoe. Wlloon A Usaader, coualy Jude* ef aemleol* County, at hie office In lb* Court Houae lu Banford. Florida, w llhln elah t oalendar m onths from lb s lime of Ik* first publication ef Ibis aotlc*. Kach claim o r damand m a il be lu writ* Ins and contain the ptac* ef resi­ dent* and peel office addreae ef th e claimant and must be sworn le by the claim ant, b it agent or a t­ torney, er the asm s shall be veld. Stephen T. Dean Ancillary K secaler ef aald acting Jobs by Cellssn Dswhurst. Mark Bkhmaa and Tsrssa Wright, l a that order of effsctivtness. Hiss Dswhurst portrayed a kook I* lady who bolltved tho Richman-Wright Infant waa really bars and was prepared to mur­ der far the child. Every slock de­ vice waa used le build Urn sus­ pense to tba "sock” finish—darkmss; mysterious, dsUebad talk; elairvoyaacs and padding around la shadowy corridor* — but 1 Relate. thought n faw lass stagy, unreal The Banford Horald affects aad mors rational behav­ Andereon, Hueb, Ward A Dean ior by the parents in the play ISM Plerlda Nat'L Bank B ldg Orlaado. Plerlda could have made it more affec­ A ttorneys for Ancillary R ieeator tive. Jack Carter, who ordinarily Jsauary s erial far ABC-TV mm after kia faaa Fabian, Frank* Avalon M i Pawl Aaka d a w a ttf i. Jssa Crawford kaa bow* a t oat d Ma Dinah U teri data that waa act far O ct 11. Pat Boraa, Xaa Zaa Oaber, A lt Gar* —y aad Cart Meta*/ wiU appear oa tho NBC-TV variety hour. Saauay Dario J r , Marta .work Monday oa -MUaioo," a Western for Dick Powoll'a Zaaa Grip Thsa tar aa CBS-TV. Mlaa America, Lynda Loo Mead, la to deliver tho ip o u o r’a messages during the Blag Croaky aptcial oa ABC-TV next Tuaaday. Although it kaa boom daaiad that ABC-TV/e T7 fttnset Strip will attempt to cask la aa I d Bjrraea' popularity with the taaa sgsra by giving him more work la the aeries, the facta apeak for tbsmsehrsa: Ha’a boon raised to equal atar billing with Bfraao lia b a lls t J r. aad Roger Smith and on tho season premiers —Friday, Oct, 16, will introduce a new aong. The theme sqng from NBC-TV’s Tho Man and the Chal­ lenge Is being recorded on the Warner Bros, label by Warren Barker. I I t*) Dairy* Tavern "•■a t r u s t v t'.aa i l l ?tf* ^4a«5,< n » (I) S K mS u (&IpoiM» “ * m fi^ r “ 118 IjJ HmUMu l s . “7:*a IIt)Wn ia b t M * * * (•> Jeff* coma (I) qall atorm IM (I) B at Maatorooa (l> Bottj Huttoa . (DebaM ( I ) Doan* R « 4 l:M (I) C tU ilM U T J I (•) W satb sr Ism I I I . Wagon Train (S) H sart e f the CUP (S) W illiam Tall t:#e (f) Texan <D Hobby Lobby aa C harlie W earer li*e rat The Prlee la Klaht l f : t t <t> W ichita Town (O <t> Mon Into Space 11:1# (l> U real Ulldoreloeve 11:00 It) Id) ( t) Neva 11:11 It) Movie. I t) Movie t l : t l It) Ja c k P eer TME BODAY A. M. T:SS (t) Dave n a rro w e r Tits |l> W aslher Tits ( t) C eriooas Sanford Electric's W o rld Series ^ I f n i urn (*) Mr. • i f t J W 4D Aa « * WaaMtai S P E C IA L iH y (*) Hennasey (D ebut) D ill (!) C e p t O rlef Carter's Shoe Shop Sewtk P u li At*. Opposite FOOD FAIR NOW O NLY (• ) Ja a a AUyeea I t* * (I ) Mevl* 1# stir. - * U lM (I ) Mevl* (I) Qeorg* Smash sea Inspect THE BREEZEWOOD PRECISION BUILT BY GREGORY FroMck At*. (Hwjr. 1T-M) a t Fi f t h PBesM f a z-7284 WM Open Daily Except Sunday • • e A Selection of Colon Upholstered In Modern Fabrics REGULAR $369,50 9 A. M. til 5:30 P. M . PM So. Ft. Lhrlag Space COMPLETE — Not A Shell — |7,7M You caa erect a Gregory Home Yourself AND SAVE! Contact Us For Materials Only PACKAGR Gr P R IC K e g o r y EASY T E R M S •W i Carry S Sarrlsa Owr Owa Acesan in* FRONT SPEAKER POWER TRANSFORMER WIRED CHASSIS TIN TE D GLASS BIG 21” PICTURE Swivel Bane E*lm Orsrnll Diagonal Mean. 263 8a. I Pktvra Viewi*g Area r �'y wm i '<■ . _ v w ffl^ -A 1 • ( 5 j? 3iW.-' Ssudkian dirn n sA Progress Eight month* ago Ravenna Park w a r established as a tubdivleton and residents of this a m war* invited ta Inspect tip Shoe­ m aker Construction Co., lac. homes being built there. 0Tfcis Sunday, the invitation it out again — this time for a visit to the Parade of H ones among th a already built and the « ethers under construction. Ravenna Park will bold open bouse for the Parade of Homes beginning at 12:30 p. tn. Every­ body is invited. "We want everybody to come out and see the homes we're building in Ravenna Park, whs* f t r they're interested in buying e r Just want to visit,” A. K. Shoe­ maker J r., head of the company, paid. "W e're proud of the quality workmanship in the bouses and wa're proud of. the way the Ra­ venna Park area has been carehilly developed into a well-landacaped, comfortable realdsntlal •action. "Wo'vn tried to add to the naal beauty of the setting among citrus and other trees and Lake Ravenna by building homes ef beauty and durability. "Leat year when we opened the area, many people came to see the homes. Quite a few of them liked what they saw and now livo in Ravenna Park. Wo hope to en­ tertain a lot more, visitors Sun­ day,” Shoemaker u ld . The Parade of Hornet la localat Valencia Drive and will feae several modal homes of tra­ ditional and modern design. The Aerial View Of Spacious Ravenna P ark Grounds, Lake Ravenna public is cordially invited to make a thorough inspection of tho under FHA term* with ae little AS homes in Ravenna Park room area. There is ample cloeet bomea and Don Howe, saloa man­ quality material and workmanship ager, and the Shoemaker staff incorporated in their construction aa $400 down. Tba lota Average have three or fom bedrooms and space and more storage space la will be on b u d to unveil many and Individuality has been the IS'xM? in size, with many running one or two baths. Host models provided in the utility room. The of tho new features designed and keynote in the planning'of each larger. The minimum lot also is have sliding glass doors or driveways to the carports have model. The prices run from |1J,- 73 feet. Hard surface itreeta lead icrerned-ln porches to give won­ been ,designed as wide aa possible built into these houses. derful openness to the living to glve'aotranc* to the house withRavenna Park homes have 200 to 117,430 and are available to all parta of the subdivision. « t •of one leaving the concrete area. Floor* are te r r a in and window slDs are ef ceramic tile. Yorktown* kitchen cabinota are In birch with lulled edges and for­ mica tops in the newest patterns. Bathroom*, too, have ceramic tUe and many of th* bathe feat a n vanities with formica tei Each home has baea color-co­ ordinated by an Interior deco tor and OR kitchen appliances are in new, bright shades to to element th* reel ef th* interior. Many of th* kitchens havt builtin r u g e s and ovens and all are equipped with garbage disposals. Ravenna Park homes are dis­ tinctive, too, for the largo hronae medallion displayed in freak of each home. This Indicates that they have received the Medallion Award given by the florid* Power A Light Co. for havieg met the electrical Industry's re­ quirement* of ull housepower, ample lighting for living and ba­ sic ctectriral appliances and equipment. In addition to standard fea­ tures, each home has an saterior convenience electrical outlet and doth** dryer circuit Ravenna Park is located west of Sanfonl on high roiling ground where orange graves stood less than a year ago. Many citrus trees were kept In the landscap­ ing and together with oaks and pines maka an attraetlva setting for the homes. Many of th* houses circle Lake Ravenna with the backyards extending down to the water. Although Ravenna Park Is free ef city noise and reflect! th* restfulness ef suburban living. M is within a few minutes drive of schools, stores, church*, and tba Naval Air Station. The Mayfair golf co u n t la leas than one-half mil* away. ■W W ' IvVSt'fjf A. K. 8HOKMAKXB JR. Shoemaker Leads Firm In Expanded A ctivity . The man behind the development of Ravenna Park la A. K. Shoemaker Jr., whoee reputation aa a builder of quality homes la becoming widely known. Shoemaker leaned nn Invitation today te "every­ body” to come out and inspect the model bomee of which he says hla firm, Shoemaker Construction Co., Inc., is “Justly proud." He believea the company haa established a tradition of giving full value la houses, regardless of price. Shoemaker haa not limited his activities, or that of the company, to the gRavanna Park area, but has a separate operation going in the eonetruetioa of oaotom built homes. He started Shoemaker Construction Co. four yearn ago and the firm had expanded steadily sine* I t mom i occupies offices a t 211 W. SSth BL The Shoemaker company has Joined the Mid-JTor. Ida Association of Home Builders and the County Home Builders Association. ............ ’ T " 1" \ \ ; I'! S U P E R IO R " IS THE W O R D --------f o r t h e and Beautiful M EDALLION HOME at RAVENNA PARK S U P E R IO R D IS T R IB U T O R S " is t h « n a m e to r e m e m b e r f o r the world*s fin e s t custom designed kitchgni We join with • Shoemaker a Construction Co. in welcoming you to the Open House ol the model M e d a l l i o n Home Sunday, September 27th, and Invite your close inspection of The DREAM KITCHEN By Y 0R K T0W N E ALL KITCHENS . . . THE % A*ata&heb CABINETS never fade, peel or chip, but rather mellow and increase la beauty with the panning yearn. Iv ery Natural Birch Cabinet 'in na outstanding example of cabinetmakers' akilL are constructed to meet the highest poonible standards. They're unconditionally guaranteed against defects in material er workmanship for Nve years. INSTALLED BY — .■k b fe a z< 1620 S L I G H BLVD. ORLANDO, FLA. GArden 5-8775 . ' I' iV’ /y / �A TWO IO C, F k . (U PD — H ie aslf-ailrted mayor ©f this d ty of 800 m k k n U Mid be is thinking of proclaim* in r Two Effv the "bacon, ham, u i u t n and pork chop capital of tho. world." Mayor John Henry Pittman, who run* one of the. town’s two groceries, sold Two Egg Is ooe of the h ig g le r hog crowinf cent*re of the Sontheast . -One farmer near here had n cow that farrowed 17 pigs in ooe titter,” boasted Ptttmaa. -And If that isn’t a record, another farmer has a Isadraee sow that brought 19 pigs at one time.” Two Egg is located near the Alabama and Georgia state lines about 11 mile* northeast of Marianna. It got its name—according to Pittman —during the -Hoover panic” when many people need two eggs to bar*®1 ter for staple groceries. You'll Marvel a t the Efficiency and Boaiity of tha MEDALLION HOME m r it i T it ■ B mm ^ Park tntoadent for Kaveaaa Park, has been busy this week In preparation for the Parade of Homes. Houses, such as this oos which Dodson is reading plane for, sen be in* spotted Sunday. He is supervisor of til tho construction in lavsnna Park. Be lore to inspect the Venetien B l i n d s We sweufarturod and 1—telad them — and notice the convenient full length I uAVtik «•'Vffi. 1* r« e * , Door Mirrors i tie* keaglaf iurnt, putUag is \ have hew pstaUsf the trim, gables, bMu sad athar « • Bank Has New Kind O f Surplus SYBACUU, N. Y. (UP1)— A Sej^sSw rU wnStitstr'dry, they move buUe the h aw to palst fleurescent lighting • • part of a furnished by the walli tad Haleb the door trim s. By this time the Yorktowne csbiaeti have bees Installed by Superior Distributor*. Phillips mill work h it delivered the fialsh m aterials sod the plumber* and electrician* have completed their toatanatioos. OE equipment. Ste wart*Wan»er furnaeta and L k M hardware are In place. The floors havo their final polish. Outside, meanwhile, the drive has been poured, tho lawn sprig* god and tho shrubs and plants :l}< & PA IN T CO. remodeliag prosrtm . New the bank can't decide what to do with the chandelier. A spokesman said: "There's alwsys the slterasUve of sersppias the fisture but we would he happier glvias U intact to sow* church, for lastsaco, whom it would continue to be used for lighting purposes." You'll Marvel, Too, How Ono Firm Con Carry Such A Complete Stock O f BUILDING SUPPLIES Builders* Steel - Reinforcing Rods and Wire Mesh Blocks • Lintela - Window Sills Mortar Min, Cement, Sand, Gravel, Rock and Slag EVERYTHING IN LUMBER - Plywood, Wall Board, Mflhrork, Doors, Windows and Molding All Types of Roofing - Plasterers' Materials Pratt ft Lambert ft Pittsburgh Paints Painters' Supplies BUILDERS9 HARDWARE i V ULCA MATERIALS CO. McCreckan Heed s ta r ACL SANFORD, FLA. FAS4S51 M o d ern M e th o d s PARADE MEDALLION HOMES in R avenna P ark THE CONCRETE BLOCKS, LINTELS, A N D OTHER PREFABRICATED CONCRETE PRODUCTS USED IN THE C O N S TR U C TIO N O F THESE FIN E H O M ES WERE • FACTURED RIG HT HERE IN SANFORD B Y - Carl A . R. Lom m ler .. *■ •» fig ’ 1:& C O N CR ETE 106 No. Elm Ave. / PLUS F i n e s t m a t e r i a l s and expert w ork­ me n a r e o u r c o n t r i b u t i o n t o e x t r a Q u a l i t y th ro u g h o u t R A V E N N A PARK Homes. PRODUCTS FA 2-6492 PLASTERING Box 44 Longwood, Fla. Phone Winter Park TE 1-4109 �m The Parade of Homes la Raven­ na Park will help mark a mile­ stone for the Medallion Home program which la ipeaiorid by tha electrical Industry in a na­ tionally Integrated effort to as­ sist home buyers finding a more com ortable»and convenient way af living. Utility companies, home buildora aad electitlcal contractors make this possible by fulfilling the quality concept of the Medallion Home aa it was conceived under the sponsorship of its parent pro­ gram, Live Better — Electrically. The Medallion symbol, aa in front of each new Ravenna Park ae, is the cert Hied assurance of the home's electrical exceland that it has pastsd In­ spection. The new home has full housepower and adequate wtripg, at least loo-ampere entrance service a minimum of SO electric circuits within the bouse with am­ Ravenna Park’s baa Included efforts to strtsa "to* divlduaUty" la the homes located there, A K. Shoemaker, bead of the construction company, em­ phasised today. "Many people don’t havo the time to wait until they have • custom built home erected aad we are trying to la-irporato their request into the homes in Raveaaa Park," Shoemakei aaid. The features resulting from these requests tend to add to the Individual look ot the homes, with tha least possible duplication ia design and coostructisa. Ravenna Park homes dea’t fall iato the "one-look" category. The various eltvaUons and floor p lu s , us the features which ive said they prefer house, give the Shoemaker sabdlvisloo a real "taiter-uade” ap ­ pearance. C t s well as tho (Inert la decorative attractiveoess. Tba MsdaWan Hama program Is now u eatahHahod and recogttised quality affort to advance our mode ef living ‘Jueugk stand­ ards ef electrical excellence hi the heme. More than 1MM Medallion pie outlets and switches for pre­ sent and future needs. The home buyer knows also that the Medallloo Home has a func­ tional grouping of appliances in tha kitchen, the laundry area, and, in case of Gold Medallion homas, heating plants. Lighting is planned for practi­ cal living In work and leisure Yon Can Brush Up On Home Jobs MRS. BILL LIPTHROTT and small daughter, Kira, enjoy showing new neighbors their large collection of Hakata dolls from Japan. The Lip* throttn recently moved to Ravenna Park from Honolulu. Africans Not All Native Types KAMPALA, Uganda (UPI) — The African Technical Institute near Kampala has protested against the presence ef "halfnaked Europeans" on ila sports 111 a n il aaa a a m a la lla lu la fields. posiUon and are exquisitely ide­ In a letter circulated to all house­ signed to the tiniest detail. holders In the area, tba principal Lipthrott, a native Floridian, Is aaid: "It does not add to the tone tba brother of Mr*. P. W. Wheat of the Institute to have Europeans, land ot Monroe Corner. He will be (tripped to the waist, practicing employed by Holler Motor Co. golf on our playing fields." Australian Finds Sanford Like Home B lit a io l \f # » 'a T (n lk a a ll n il Bill and Mr-la Lipthrott aand thair children, Billy, Dawn and Kim lived In many Interesting places before they focused their . attention on Sanford and Raven* na Park as the place to retire from Navy life. Their last home was In Honolulu •• and before their recent move to Satsuma Ave. Mrs. Lipthrott re­ turned to her native Australia. It B r a s her first visit home In IS years. “ I had a wonderful trip home" aaid Mrs. Lipthrott who marveled over the many changes that bad taken place there. She said that she had almos’ forgotten how relaxed and courteous the people are and mused that this Is pro­ bably duo to the slower pace of living there. But Mrs. Ltpth -itt feels quite ^ t home in Sanford. She likes ^he people here and the ellmate which Is like that of western Aus­ tralia. She pointed out that al­ lia a l t v n a la ka lim a though Ithe climate lIsa Ithe same it Is reversed in seasons due to being south of the equator. Aus­ tralia also has the same type of soil as Florda so the landscape Is bright with our variety of flowers and plants. The Lipthrotts feel that their three bedroom, two bath house is well planned. They especially like the location of the b/ing room which can be'an undisturbed area tince the rest of the house is accessible from the carporte. But even the flow of traffic with three active children la liUle worry with trouble-free, easy to clean, terraxzo floors. A future project, for the Lip­ throtts will be the building of shelves against a wide expanse of wall In the living room. Then they will have a place to display an unique collection of Hakata dolls from Japan. These colorful figures are made of a day comI k n .ia k a m CHICAGO (UPI) - Put regu­ la r household brushes to off-beat use to lighten chorea. A brush manufacturer auggesU that n vegetable scrubber with an angled head la excellent for keep­ ing white-wall tires claan. A loog-Uandled tub brush docs a quick and aaay Job of brushing out tin car. Tho tiny nylon brushes for but­ tering swectcorn can bo used by tho household handyman to claan small power tool and appliance parte, or apply solder flux. Hobbytata Ilka them for applying glua and cement, and they alto are good for cleaning Jewelry, or applying shoe polish in hard-to-reach areas. The pastry brush can keen the toaster free of crumbe, and tho percolator brush does a good Job of classing narrow-nackad vasts and tea or coffee k* spouts. Here Come Brides NEW YORK (U PI) — During the next 10 yearn there will ho more than 23 million new brides in America, reports tho Bridal Fashion Council. Tho prediction la based on birth statistics from 1040 to the present. Homos were built In MM ta d lm durtry estimate* are that about im .n o Win ho canotrwrtnd two year. Shoemaker Coartntrttea Co.. Inc. is one of M M building firm s fc tbs United States which have n r » od the right to display tha Modal* lien Homo symbol. For Truly Outstanding Work i n PAINTING ; i! | s i M I m DECORATING mk Ii na yon * ■ now an tho Medallion doalgnod and built by Showmakar C— (rwritote Cow, In Ravenna Park, CALL — . IMPERIAL I$ .*N DECORATORS BUPKRlOR WORKMANSHIP WITH SVPBUOR MATKBtALB Wm. a Slayton Wm. E. Klinefelter FA S471I FA l*Ttl# you'll live like a King ia RAVENNA PARK MEDALLION HOMES come and see ter yourself . . ... • . this SUNDAY! Florida Power and Light Company salutes these fine homes and awards the Bronze Medallion Home emblem, the hallmark of electrical excellence. To merit this coveted award, each Medallion Home contains the following fea­ tures for Better Living — Electrically. ALL-ELECTRIC KITCHENS CARL LOMMLER AND HIS FOUR-MAN CREW of q* plasterers go about their work in Ravenna Park on ad­ justable aluminum stilts. Lomtnler, who has worked on stilts for the past three years, is the only one in this srea who uses this method. He finds it to be quicker, cleaner and more efficient than when scaffolding had to be moved about the house. M EDALLION HOME I b Only As Good As Its TITLE FOR COMPLETE TITLE SERVICE SEE — Tbe Abstract Corp. to m McDo n a l d . Mgr. A rrets from Court House FA 2-4664 S tn ta lf, T o tal* tad Mi Hon A U TO M A TIC ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS 5 MODEL HOMES OPEN THIS SUNDAY 44 homes are com­ plete now in Ravenna P ark - sixteen more will be built in the next group - working toward an anticipat­ ed total of approxi­ mately 150 homes in this lovely area. There’s no match for electric water heating. It’s cleanest and safest because it’s flameless. It’s fully automatic, m ost dependable, and cheaper, too. ELECTRIC WASTE DISPOSERS Eliminates garbage problems . . . keeps kitchen n e a t Saves trips to garbage can . . . makes your backyard pleasantly livable. FULL HOUSEPOWER CONVENIENCE 100 amp electric service — with large enough wire and ample circuits, out­ lets and switches planned with foresight for all your present and future needs. AMPLE LIG H T FOR LIV IN G Proper illumination throughout the House, for easier seeing . . . more gla­ morous decorating. Functional and beautiful. LO CATIO N : Country Club Road, Sanford; near Mayfa ir Country Club. 212 North Park Ave. fltrria f A built-in modern Electric range in every home. Electric cooking is “whiteglove” clean. No soot, no greasy film to smudge walls and curtains. No black­ ened pots and pans. Kitchen stays up to 16 degrees cooler. FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COM PANY Shoemaker Construction Company, builders. Con nt itt Helping Build Florida •S tir I �i in the ujMv'Af. ^ Hnancing Easy In R m nM Park MIRACLI R gd-I-M ix CONCRETE U m * to riiaafaH nai Pr*— aad Walk* o f the Ravcana Park MEDALUON HOME m m ALL TRUCKS Choose locafion WHh Advantages with a minim o n of maintenance! : sU W beam re e rta tim n 4 EQUIPPED MIRACLE Mm t liv- k i t l i i i h n U a i la ctrefaQy I i t i l p d . with M I atla tba maay v an ity af Pl ata. taatioa to tfrataaga, »treat pa*Ab M | Ida card talat prejacta i l l . aad with food a e rn a (treat* are a oucoolio tree that will ar k l|h f a ;i? Hwi m m are lavitcd by C o n ih a d to h * lav core to tb a b la a ia g of w i r e “SpectakaU la Fin* WoHunanihip' • ■; / m RADIO Coaatructioa Co. irlra aot U aO n (root town B arm u Park. Tbafa (ready a l af tha tkiata required af a n re ik N 1309 W. C«at*r f i t LEESBURG, FLA. A Difference! # with • QUALITY In su la tio n - CONCRETE CO. 309 ELM A V E . FA 2-5751 to la la a n mAD ALUM INUM K « J i R AW NING W IN D O W S FOR: 100% ventilation when the warm summer brceies are blowing AND MINIMUM AIR INFILTRATION when i f i fall and winter and the “Brtese" ia blowing oat of the north Any awning window can give you 100% ventilation, bat — Only An Awning Window With HARCAR*S Features and Carefully Calculated Design Can Give You Mini* •• mum Air Infiltration. Examine the Following Features at the MEDALUON HOME OPEN HOUSE 1. HEAVY ALUMINUM EXTRUDED FRAME la eany tha hardware. MEDALLION HOMES by Shoemaker — in 2. HEAVY DUTY OPERATOR aararely a e ta ta * to fraare Jaaib aad all! la federate tha eloalac thnmt to th a t oat air iafUtralioa. S. TORQUE BAR ARMS 100% HEAVIER thaa tha averasa ta taka tha thraat af tha traaamlt It ta tha hardware. 4. H16H TENSILE ALUMINUM TORQUE BAR deelcaed with le a d " la tha aide appaalU tha eperatar ta eliailaata the •‘d ra t” that ketpa competitive wiadtwi (real ctaaiag aa tha aoaaparalar aide. R a v e . . . Park 5. TORQUE BAR LINKS SO* HEAVIER thaa a*armf« to coaaact tarque bar ta hardware. ORLANDO ROCK WOOL Phone G A rd en 3-8873 • •t a• Orlando, Florida «. HARDWARE BAR OP V i" THICK ALUMINUM ta diatributa tha claaiaf U n i t ta aaah m l 7. NYLON BUSHINGS AND WASHERS betwaaa all pivot poiata ta redact frktiea aad penait maximum amount af thraat ta ha dali*arad ta each veal. S. ADJUSTMENT POINTS ON INSIDE OP WINDOW to permit quick aad aiapla "eu-the-job" adjuatmeat altar taatallaUea. t . CONCEALED HARDWARE ta heap dirt aad crime away from hardware. 10. WEATHERSTRIP arouad aatira pcriaiatar of each yeat. Builders Who Specify HARCAR ALUMINUM AWNING WINDOWS Give The New Homeowner One Of .The Finest Awning Windows On The Market ARCAR ALUM INUM AW NING W IN D O W S 3500 Orlando Drive ( Hwy. 17-92) FA 2-5510, Sanford, Fla. �As A Safety Fador CHICAGO (UP1) — V at paint I t p ro m ts u t i t r at bona. Sttap, a a rrtv baMmtnt atalra will ba teas traachtroua II tba top a a i h e ttra ateps a n marked with Mack atripaa ea a light, bright Tba Gevera M M to Vlarida ate* arar n o p o m aga M m Lsag "I Island. N. Y. M l were ana •< the M Brat famillao M M M t borne tellbOt Tba light paint should go on Brat covtriag tba entire .tap. Wbaa It la dry. apply masking tape la atripe and petal the ex paaad area Mack. Dark sUlnPaUs aboold ba paintdd white, or aama pale pastel eeler. Yellow, always easy to see, Paint dangerous parts ot aay nowar equipment with yellow and Mack atripe. Tools should ba hung out of roach of youag hands. At an added "don’t touch” remind­ er. outline each tool la bright red paint Palls from a ladder are high an tba homo accident Hat. Try polatiag the top aad bottom rungs a bright color, but don't risk cov­ triag up dangerous cracks by polatiag tko entire ladder. It can l a kept in goad condition with tev oral casts ef linseed oil. Luminous paints are pretty Ogalaat white or a pale color — aad particularly useful wher ap­ plied te a light switch or fuse Be*. Try it also oa rocks outlinlag the driveway te protect the lawn, fleworbeds, and human an­ kles. Seeing Is Testing NEW YORK (U Pl) - Trying to anticipate conditions which may confront astronauts, nutri­ tion scientists a t - t he Air Force Aero Medical Laobratory put voluntOCra la a blacked-out room and ltd thorn. Tko subjects could not detect any difference in the teste ad white aad whole wheat bread. They found all kinds of meat ta it. ad the Some Boys Stay Down On Form SCREENED PORCHES ARE FEATURED on manv Ravenna Park homes. Mrs. V. R. Williams has hers comfortably furnished for relaxing pleasures. She Is a few steps away from shady citrus trow and Lake Ravenna. lights. The abrasive aylon will do leave no oterlap, which usually the job la a hurry. dries a shade lighter or darkef than the -riglnal coat. Always wipe up milk, vegetable and fruit juices and vinegar from To pan-fry meat without fat, the top of a range Immediately. sprinkle a little salt oa a sizzling The»j food* contain acids that dull and ataln enamel or metal skillet before pulling In the meat. The salt will keep the meat froM surfacei. sticking to the pan. -Keep ea old nylon slocking la ' For small touch-ups to a paintthe car glove compartment to log job, use a cotton awab instead clean off wladaMslda and head­ af a small brush. The *wab will Whether the job in United Press laternatlona) Before storing your barbecue grill for the winter, remove ac­ cumulated grease by scouring the grill with a stiff-bristled brushand sal soda concentrated, ap­ plied dry. Rinse well. When dry, apply a thin coating of petroleum jcuy to prevent rusting. ITHACA, H. Y. (VP1) - Vary M r youag mao without to m backgrounds a rt antariag agricultar*, according to Dr. R. C. Bock ef Paaotyhanla Mate University. However. Buck MM a farm Moat­ ing bare that si those wbe did grow up on tba farm enough ora staying th an to Insure tba actaOMle wall-being of agriculture. lu ck made Us estimates an tba bails aI a 10-yaar study t i about l,00o youag people la rural Painsylrania. RAVENNA - Set the attractive modern bathrooam, Grandma Has Mumps featuring the latest LIBERAL, Knn. (U Pl) — An Mynar-eld grandmother who at* tended her granddaughter's wed* dlnf eaae dawn with the mumps shortly after kissing tba bride, Mump* la n ra rity In persons erer M years aid. But Mrs. C. M. Bright get a full-Mewn cnee ef American • Standard fistara* ► Sat the large, efficient Hotpoint water heaters. * large or small, you can count on a medallion quality roof from — We do all the plumbing, ' H . L. Y A T E S all the fixtures. and furnish and Install Your inquiry and iiupection Invited on lha Built-up Hoofs on homes in , Ravenna Park liam lne the Block and Brick Work at tko Open R o o m S h o w i n g , and CALL US WHEN YOU NEED A JOB DONE WELL. H . L, Y A T E S WADDLES AND PINKY are real happy wilh their home in Ravenna Pork. They are pat ducks of Mary Louisa Williams. Mary Louise, whoae homo is located by Lake Ravenna, is shown here with her neighborhood friend. Rose Marie Gillespie. Built - Up Roofs and Siding S. SANFORD AYE. FA 2-6599 R. L. HARVEY PLUMBING aa4 B um - w a te r BeaMfe • DUO-THERJI CONTRACT A REPAIR Big Enough To Handle Any Typo Of Maoonry Construction Hat petal rVBJSL.-’S ? 204 SANFORD AYE. •paaa A WsB H asten Asteritaa . Stsadaid, Kabte* TELEPHONE Craae A Brigga FA 2-1823 — Kay Shoemaker MEDALLION on your PARADE HOMES We are proud of our affiliation with RAVENNA PARK, and offer our sincere congratulation! to Mr. Shoemaker, his associated contractors, and all those who have helped in this fabulous development. t fl COMPETENT, EFFICIENT HANDLING OF - • Real Estate, I n s u r a n c e and Mortgages (H A S . E. CO M M ANDER & CO. * 1036 N. MILLS ST. I z■ 1 G A r,in 2-2477 ORLANDO, FLA. OFFICES AT — ORLANDO JACKSONVILLE TAMPA PENSACOLA -»•* 6; i j . __.., t b ___ _ _j �■ H'rAi exparienea in buildint i r w jtt nd fjttiM of procedure# in FHA, VA M M M ■roOMaino aad.fhunciir. M n . Oiler. I B an k a by many of bar Sanford friande, lays k a t heikar with tba Shoemaker firm and is ito bo anodatad ayala with naw construction.^* W. L . DICKBRHOnr. accountant for Sboaaakar Construct ion Co., haa boon a t this dash for a year now. A native of Indiana, Dickerhoff, his wife Inna, and chil­ dren David and Jana, live in a Shoemaker home. Enjoy All Electric Living t • * £..' . . 'jy.. in « Excellence” ALL WIRING IN Ravenna Park INSTALLED! BY - To FiD Requirements Of A X. FULL HOU8EPOWEK, with 100 aayo mare aarvica entrance and completed circa with antlata for — (a) Electric Santa fb) Water Heater (a) Weaker • Dryer S . A ll ALL-SLSCrSIC KITCHEN w ith . (a) Santa or Ovan A Surface Unit <b) Hat Water Heater fc) Rafritarator “Good Wiring Makes A Good Home Better* THE SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. ra v e n n a �% ■i'-h mr > HUB HELEN COVER, AtJeatk National Bagfc^. A s fine eons tract km. And 0 the finished look given to •very detail in the house. lt. ra m l. m m n L S e ts i f laadMiptar !»• tm a tln f. Bain* a native of Pnnsytvania. I found it fun planting cHrus trees m s . l . h . m g m o r i, IwMWrtf• 1 P lw -i with » y lalRg WUk«a. W# can eat in thera. This added room tivea us con* venience and saves time. MBS. I. W* ESTIUDGE ia bar dining room, where a view of Lake Ravenna Can be teen through alidigf glasa doors. Growing Up, Up BETHESDA, Md. (UPI) — The Coolness O f New Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Eatridge recently have become happy homo owners la Kavaaaa P ark a id a tree add* to their pleasure. Their home on Sstsuma Avenue combines brick and wood panel, lag to create an Interesting front exterior. Fresh g rata aprige of grass are obvious signs th at this Is a “spankin' new home" but the (blovely oak tree la fron t, la eld enough to provide cool shade, l a . venna Lake Is in the background. The Katrldges, long time reel* dents of SOnford, like everything about their new home. "But wo especially Ilka balag out from the city, yet close enough where ray husband can drlvs bom* for lunch," said Mrs. Kstridge. Tba brightest spot In their Interne Is the coiapect, well-ar­ ranged kitchen that features cheery yellow appliances and smooth birch cabinets. Another pleasant a rc s is the dialog room Where a view of the lake can he aeen from sliding glass doors. As a future project they will .make a brick .patio and Improve their sandy beach. T hey might even take time later to check on .the fishing! ® Mr. and Mrs. Kstridge have a daughter, 8blrley, and a son, Gene, who Is associated with his father In bushes* at Gene’s gemlnola Cleaners and Laundry. ■sadsen. American alx-yeer-eld ia egahnlant In height aad weight ta the child of etfht-ahd*oae-half to nine yeara in 1183. report re­ searchers a t the U. S. Naval Hos* pita! In Botheada. n tim «d Navy maiw-Tha auytrJor workmanship t h a t went into my house. INre watched them baing built out here. b il l upth bott, LINCOLN, Neb. (UFI) - The first advice usually gives ceeplee who cannot agree on ipesdlag money or who a re not satisfied with their Income-outgo balance, li to plan a budget and follow tt through. That la the point wbcra per* aonallty types immediately ahew, aeeofdiag to Dr. J . Joel Mote, family, relations professor a t the University of Nebraska. One person may be tba "book* keeper accountant" type who keeps trsck of every penny while another may be “ spendthrift," si* w tys spending more than he or sho has. Moss said some persons are “ mental managers" who have a spending pirn In mind, but pat only tba necessary figures oa pa­ per. A "budget breaker" sals up a budget periodically but never apenda sllcka to U. The 'Nadapter" ' ___ ___ Hi baa it aad gate along whoe be doesn’t h a rt It. Mesa added. Ha saM each of tba described types represent a different lyp# of person silty. Moos defines a budget aa a "sensible plan" of action far ua* ing resources "to gat what we want." But he said what is "sen­ sible" for one person might not be for another. GOOD PA VIN G M okes A Fine C o m m u n ity JOE DENNISON, who designs and drafts all Shoemaker homes, strives for "individuality with a custom look*' in the Ravenna Park homes. Dennison, a native of Maryland, has lived in Florida for tha p u t IS years. BETTER Tomorrow and Sunday at 'DO N’T MISS The Medallion Home OPEN HOUSE at RAVENNA PARK In keeping with the h ig h s t a n d a r d s of co n stru ctio n in these homes, we furnish q u a l i t y lu m b e r and millwork, and beau* <\ *— f i j ul , l o n g - l a s t i n g cSET ja L G li d d e n P a i n t s . AT THE SHOEMAKER Medallion Home All Typsa of Moaaie And for an outstandinc job in STORM and SANITARY SEWERS, SIDEWALKS, DRIVE-WAYS, STREETS, and all types o f PAVING CONSULT: u d Laramie TUa Work BRACKET Tile & Marble Co. 2201 8. Sanford Arc. FA 24125 Watch fa r tb a Opeaiag Of Our New S ta rt aad Offke Seminole Engineering & Construction Co. >. O. BOX 879 SANFORD, FLA Phone FAirfax 2-6977 and GArden 2-2539 “At the Railroad* �A PICTURE • BOOK SETIINfl — BEAUTIFUL LAND — OKNTLT ROLLING TERRAIN — HIGH A DRY — WITH THE SERENE BEAUTY OF NATURE’S OAKS AND FIN H — CITRUS TREES — AND WITH ALL THIS — THERE’S THE QUIETNESS AND PEACE OP REAL DEEP - IN • THE - COUNTRY LIVING! These art w hen yen LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLT (Aa A iv a r tM built for above today's standards - with the best o f today’s conveniences, and built with quality and skfll la last throufh afl yew t e u m t i la U FK M a m b a aanaaU?) EVERY RAVENNA PARK HOME MEETS THESE STANDARDS! FULL HOUSEPOWER, with 100 aaps m ■ora aanrlco aattaaaa aoA aaaiolata atrcaila The dependable GE Refrigerators with tv try feature AN ALL-ELECTRIC KITCHEN with — ( i) Haas* or O rta a Surface UaK (k) Hat Water Hast (e) Refrigerater Many of than* kltchana ara equipped witk built-in oven* and anrfaca unit* — other* with the latest fl-E mo gat. And for tka kitchen— an wal an tka bath - LARGE G-E Water Hentere! Phone PA 1-7498, PA 2-SIM �T '*VHW W I A lW lt: Partly cloudy through Tuesday. Showers. High today 844R Low tonight 87-71. 8ANFORD, FLORIDA Koufax Vs Burdette . MrCaeaa was lie choice at flames supporter* la Scminolu Oauaty. the legislative delegate end ethers who held two aaeetlnp te r in g the weekend to d isc u s ■beaUHe nominees for the remainfag U aaeathe of Mrs. Walker's BACKING TAX ASSESSOR, E. H. Vickers, right, 621 Oak Are. eigne n petition circulated Saturday by La Roy Strawder, left, asking that Tax Assessor Alary Earle Walker be kept in office. Strawder, 1204 Park Ave. is heading a drive which he said today haa gained 1,200 such signature* so far. • (Staff Photo) ■s? % the Atlantic la the direction el the U. S. mainland today, sad a hurricane watch has ordered from Savannah, Ga., to Wilmington, N. C* Too wiada of the tropical howler, which for days has tased It way through the ocean, were ap to SO mllee an hour. ■tanwhile, a hurricane hunter plane took off from Florida to In Tsetlgite still another possible embryo tropical storm — a low pressure disturbance 1,50* miles from the W. S. mainland la the Atlantic. Gate warmings « m M ated from Daytona Beach, Fla., north­ ward to Morthead City, N. C. The Weather Bureau said wiada alone the toeUwaetara eeeheard would Inm ate gradually during day, reaching gale three the day, strength of 40 mllee per hour or more tonight. At 11 a. m. hurricane heater planes pinpointed the big bow)er ZSO statute milts east of Daytona Beach and SIS miles southaaat of Charleston, I. C. The etorm was moving toward Gaia three Meanwhile, the weather bureau reported It had located a "mupieloua” low pretauru area la the Atlantic more thaa 1.300 m llti east d Florida. The area was lo­ cated at aboot a north latitude and a weet longitude. The weather bureau aaid Oracle haa shown UtUe change ia alae or Intensity during the past M hours. Hurricane force wind fanned oat AH Threats Removed, News Briefs Fruit Shipments WINTER HAVEN (U PI) — Daily caroloadlngs in boxes from the Citrus Vegetable Inspection Division: By rail, 14,075 grape­ fruits by boat, 5.856 grapefruit; by truck, 52,939 grapefruits total, 73,168 boxes. Cannery receipts, 1,954 grapefruit. Several persons familiar with t e county govonuaeai reportedly I ke Qahiis . „l. . , I ea eaa C l n r L r p . m . JIU C U NEW YORK (UPI) — * Mock peraoaa dead e r missing ha Ha wake. \ Da mags to U. I . Air Force lastsDattoo la this Island nation Waa estimated at more than a ■lUUoa dollars, but the ootp known American casualty waa aa airm aa slightly Injured by flying j Um. 9 An official police report frees communities on the storm track early today showed 1,13* paaeaaa known dead, 1,43* missing and 4,1*3 Injured. Many of of the missing were feared dead. A total of 450,000 homes w en wrecked or warived away dating the nightmare hours Saturday night and aarly Sunday when the nation was battered by howling winds, mountainous waves and (W glng floodwaters. Aa eotlaotod D o ,000 persons w a n homeless. The American RWEW Crass made hundreds of blankats avail­ able t* di-aster headquarters h e n for emergency relief te storm re­ fugee*. Thirty-eight of Japaa’a I I growfaces suffered aome degree af damage from the typhoon, but the heaviest harm was inflicted on three provinces— Alchl. Ml* and (Alfu—bordering la* Bay. The total damage Is axpectod to exceed 130 rnUilaa dollars. Con­ struction Minister Isamu Muraka­ m i said the government wifl ask parliament to approve a supple­ mentary budget to meet the costa at the disaster. American Thbacte Sethi sham Meal ... C 4 O ............. Chrysler ............... Du Foot Eastman Kodak ... F o ri Motor .......... General Electric .. General Motors ... Graham - Paiga ... Inti. T I T .......... Loriliard . . . . . . . . . . Penney .................. Pena RR .......... . Sears Roebuck ... Stndebaker .......... . U. S. Steel ........... WesUngbous* EL Juveniles Urged To Check Permits Juvenile* between 14 and 10 years old who don't renew their ________ driver permit* by restricted Sept. 30 must take a regular sx■agination before they sen get a new license. In previous years, the Depart­ ment of Public Safety has let It .to lSyear-olds pay a delinquency foe when they missed the deedline. This practice has been diecontinued. Any youth who renews a re­ stricted Ucrtiae, and later become* IS, simply haa the restriction lift­ ed after successful completion of a regular diver's tom. ley Act to belt the walkout for M **** u 1,bor *nd management did not ranch a soUlemoat m Fun! Pastel Clouds Nobody hag more fun than kida and Shriners and that wag tha order of the day at Sanlando Spring* Satur­ day when tha Bahia Shrine nponaored it* Family Pic­ nic. At top, Bhrinera Che*, ter Rearick, Harold Knit* ner and Russell Carr ahar* the fun and refreahmenta with Jeaae, Jackie and Nona Goodwin, The down, Jo* Corley, had the moat fun and among the friend* he made waa young Billy Parrish. The Bahia Shrine plana the Family Picnic ai an annual event. (Bergatrom Photo) Voting Office To Open Tonight The county voting registration office in the Chamber of Com­ merce building will be open from 7-e p. ra. today, Wednesday, the registration book will be in the Prairie Lake Legion from 7-i p. ra. AJtaraoat* Springs residents may register at the town community hall from 7* p. ra. Thursday, Mrs. Camilla Bruce, registration sup­ ervisor, aaid. Saturday U the final day for ragisteriag. The Chamber of Com­ m erce building office will be open until 4 p. m. on that day. County residents must be registered In order to vote In the Nov. 4 rsap" ‘Pleas* God, not I thought. U portlonment and school board aleclions. was then I started praying.” The shark bit off part of a knuck­ le on Walker's left forefinger and cat several tendons on hie right "1 managed to shake loo** but the shark came back twice more,” ha said. "1 pulled my knife out of my pocket and slabbed him on top of hla bead but the blad* didn't even penetrate the akin.” Walker said he knifed the shark M the side when it made another pase and it swam away. But after •bout half an hour, eight or 10 aaore sharks moved in on hire. "The sharks kept dm ting right up to my face,'' Walktr said. "I'd put my bead is the water, aeo them coming and kick my feet to keep them away.” The sharks were still around when fisherman A. V. Francis picked him up about noon Satur­ day. Plouff waa rescued some three miles away about aa hour tarlier. He was uninjured. ■•rile Mould net be AtP is I M tn to k ’|p~; ••ML they agreed Mare ranM be EGLQV AIR FORCE BASE (UPI) —. Northwest Florida resi­ dents may seg pastal-colored clouds today if an naperiment is successful by Air Force scientists here. The first In • aerie* of roc­ kets will be allot today to provide information on long-range comma nlcaUon and high altitude atmooavailable to me to break the Im­ phererie conditions. passe,” be said. "F ree collective bargaining — Epidemic Problem ATLANTIC CITY, N. J . (UPI) the logical recourse of 'a free people In settling Industrial dla- —Health official* collected mos­ Put** — has apparently broken quitoes and wUd birds in three southern counties today In an ef­ down,” be said. fort to pinpoint the cause of sleeping aJcknos* epidemic that has claimed 10 Uvea. Dr. Roeco* P. Kandls, director at the stats Health Department, said a *• year-old boy died la Ocean Coun­ ty Sunday, apparently the loth victim of encephalitis. Jale O f Shark Attack Told By Florida M an FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. (U PI)—Robert Walker, SB, of Fort Lauderdale, rested In a hospital hare today and tried to forget the h o m r of sharks attacking him bo floated virtually helplam the Atlantic Ocean. Walker and a fishing compan­ ies. Jameatoo, Jam es Plouff, 45, were dumped into the water Fri­ day afternoon when their amaU boat capaixcd. They were rescued IT boon later after a barrowing night a t the mercy of the sea. Walker, his shark-bitten arms bandaged to the elbows, told of drifting away from Plouff while both clung to seat dubious. «U c mid a seven-foot hammerhead shark approached him a t dawn Saturday. ” 1 thought U ut waa the ead right there,” ha said. "The shark ra a into me by ac­ cident. After ho noticed me, ho circled around for awhile. "There the shark came at me, bit onto both bands and pulled me •bout flve loot under water. Am East-West lapses* ewer B etfe was WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ dent Eisenhower disclosed at his prow conference today, that he h at a cold and plans to take a brief holiday ia the western desert coun­ try as soon aa ho can get away. He told hla news conference be picked up the cold during his r a t­ TYta chief eaecutive aaedja a s e l.lT u tm e a l^ ia g t ' ^ “S o ’far as godenunontel action can bo brought to hear on this m atter, I am net going to permit the economy of the nation to suf­ fer with ita inevitable Injuries to all. “I am not going te penaM American workers to remain un­ necessarily unemployed.” The president pointed out that 660,000 wor’ eta a n Hot at their Jobe because of the dispute. He declared that “this is an Intoler­ able situation,'' r.nd aaid "it muel not conUnue.” I shall use every conceivable Sportsmen Slate Meeting Tuesday The Seminole County Sports­ men's Assn, will meet at • p. m. tomorrow at the county court house to discuss plane for a fish fry. Jack T. Wilber, president re­ ported today. Wilber said also that the group will hear a report on the Florida Wildlife Federation meeting held early in September. Back On The Beat Bitten by a dog Friday, Sanford Carrier Harvey Covington back on "bis appointed rounds” Saturday. Covington was treated at the Naval Air Station Friday altar a dog bit him on the ankle. Covington Uvea at 807 Rosalia Dr. J '4» ' WAfHUfOTON (UPI) - Fra* Ike Has Cold he would invoke emergency procedure* under the Taft-Hart- N a MO « Golf Winners Feted Tonight TV Photograph Made Off Earth By Newest American Satellite Babe Zaharlte golf tournament winners and runners-up will get their trophies tonight at I p. ra. at the county American Cancer „ Society meeting at Grace Motho-j WASHINGTON (UPI) — Space diet Church scientist* disclosed today that Mayfair winners BUI and Jeann*' P ^ fo w b ee l satellite Foulk, runners-up Sonny Powell ,h« token t el evl sl onp. cl ur eaof and Barbara Rowell; and Ca.set- u,« ,rom « *V berry winners BiU Knauer Jr. and 000 mlle*. Audrey Ramsey; and runners-up U waa the first crude image of Dick Dickinson and Sara Spar­ the earth and its cloud cover ever row will raceiva their awards dur­ taken from space. The satellite, otherwise known ing the county unit meeting. The five year American Can. s t Explorer VI, was launched cer Society National Survey wUl Aug. 7. The photograph covert a be explained by Gene llassetl. broad area of the central Pacific. The survey to be launched this year will seek causes of the No. 2 disease killer. Plans for a cancer control program in Seminole Coun­ ty wiU be discussed and com-1 log at the Woodland Av*. and Sanford's Ratio Rideis rode mittee reporta received. again ytaterday. The car club mot* The public is invited to the meet- ored to the Samaula Drag Strip Onora Rd. church. from Bromley's Boat Works where several members antered in race*. President Richard Smith won a Dockets Prepared trophy in his Pontiac towered Ford Felony dockets for the fall term pickup. An Oldamobil* powered of the Ninth Judicial Circuit are Plymouth which is the club pro­ being prepared by State's Attor­ ject was raced by Jim Blythe. ney Murray Overstreet and • As­ Other club entrants were Natl Mlsistant State's Attorney Thomas cheats, Bobby Hrumlty and Bcaul Waddell Jr. of Melbourne. Tbeie Cowan. lists af felony eases to be triad The club's annual pleasure meet­ during the fan court session in ing will be held Thursday night Brevard and Seminole counties at Lake Mary. A wiener roast la planned. will b« prepared h, Oct U. Local Dragsters Compete In Race It was made from signals re­ ceived by a tracking station Aug. 14 at South Point, Hawaii. At the time the satellite was about 17,000 miles above the surface of the earth over Mexico. Thus tha ares photographed waa more than 20,ooo miles from the satellite. Existence of the photograph waa disclosed at a news confer­ ence at which scientists also re- Drive Leaders Schedule Meet Seminole County’s United Fund canvaslng group leaders will meet at 10 a. m. tomorrow at Mri. Clif­ ford McKibbin's borne, 2430 Mellonviile Ave. Division of the coun­ ty into residential solicitation dis­ tricts will be din-cued. ported that the so-called radiation belts above the earth are in real Uy on* large lone with varying peaks of intensity. The photograph was taken by two-pound camera aboard the sat elllt*. Whtla the earth was In the camera’s field of view the post tlons of the earth, sun and satel­ lite permitted only a crescent of the sunlit part of tha earth to be seen. The southernmost part of the crescent was not obtained on tha picture because the transmitter was turned off. In the upper right hand of the crescent Is a black Indentation caused by loss of data la the radio transmission. At the time the central portion of the Pacific was lighted white the North American continent was dark and the land masse* of Asia ware bidden behind the horiioo. Join The Fun The Herald'* Football Conteat Page wUl appear again Tuesday. Read the page, r.tuke a guess and submit on entry on the form printed on the name page. A lot of fan* have enjoyed the Football Contest the past two weeks. Joiu them every Tuesday—you may win a cash prize. Mel te g teM ea gweq ge» today n d said la hath bate* ew bn b ai gained the ' Met F r o * ed te UquMoto the create normal USSR.” people hie view* aboot hh trip at n "welcome home n 0p » In tbe ■Darts polora sI twohoura after Mo TU1M pleas completed ■ non- stop flight from Andrews Air Foret Bare In Mary* land to Moscow. He reiterated In bio to mee the politic problems involved. Ho also aaid he aoce to break off his American visit and com* back her* If h t mot with "more hostility." Eisenhower told o crowded conference that s i far a s he eras concerned no party to tha Bfrihl situation w u now under of threat or duress. Ka . a Khrushchev mad* an point that he had nevm n threat against tha West German metropolis. Elsenhower also told reporter* that aa far as he waa concerned moat of his previous objections In a summit meeting had boon removad by his Camp DavU talk* with the Buisian leader. He said, however, that the tim ­ ing of a summit waa g m atter te be negotiated with t e Wi allies. Russia last Novsrabor ending the four po«-'f occupation of Berlin In an effort to get Allied forces out of the German city. I t set last May 27 as a deadline, but this waa extended Indefinitely aa foreign ministers sought a now solution. Elsenhower and Khrushchev said In their Joint communique that they had agreed that the toe* mal negotiations should be re ­ opened "with a view te achlevlnf a solution which would bo la ac­ cordance with the interests o( ell concerned and la tbe Interest of the maintenance at peace.” Today the President w u asked whether, in the oew negotiations on Berlin, any solution sccoptabla to the United States-m ust guar­ antee the Allied occupation righto and the freedom of the Moot barliners. The president, suffering t e r n • cold which he said started shortly after his recent trip to said he could not guarantee thing because be did not what sort of solution from t e ne­ gotiations might bo acceptable. Eisenhower told reporters be found Khrushchev n dynamic t e d arresting personality, n man who resorted to great flights of m om n*r and disposition ranging from a negative, difficult a ltitude I t easy, genial discussion. 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FIFTH In the post we ot the Lake Monroe Inn hove brought yon good food - especially OF 8 f PROOF BOURBONS charcoal broiled steaks, ot reasonable prices. We hove tried to give you quick, courteous service in o congenial atmosphere. EC H O SPR IN G S BOURBON D ELU X E C H A R T ER O A K O LD STA G SU N N YB R O O K O LD H IC K O R Y O LD CRO W O LD T A Y LO R W H IT E LA B E L Now, a s an additional service, we have arranged Vo bring yon top brand p ackag e goods a t the very best prices available. J ja v & u t C heck this lis t: $3.29 FrfHi RH5KA VODKA - $3.49 FHHi OLD GRANDAD 100 Proof Bow CALVERT'S GIN - $3.69 Fifth A Fall O w l Of CORBY’S OLD MR. BOSTON it n I? $3.09 CALVERTS GILBEY'S These we have for yon a t our package store. 1!4 miles from city lim its— not twenty! W e like to have yon visit ns. SPECIAL Calvert's �b ro tittriw d s w khto th e A F L C IO aad w trk la g trttiL th a m patiently. nkti-laber ■ W a r t alatt tfet Taft* While m i m ' Im m disrupted Hartley bUI. . 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Sabra L ee Knepper, examining th e flaw hanging from her home’s chimney, agrees it should la st quite r v t |{ « W BIIVVIWJB R1W BV H Kkrusachev end Kiseahowcr: ‘T e r the leaden of the nation* te meet each other ea they ere do* tag new must be a good thing." talnmeata art alao among (ha group1* projects. Support of tha church Boy Scout and Cub Scout Iro n s by supplying committeemen and transportation M camp* and outing* u aaothar itam oo th* Methodist Meoa' ■iceda. Tbest project* will bo consider­ ed a t tha neat meeting Oct. 1, say* Klrehhotf. T bt Chrisms* party at the En­ terprise Methodist H o rn will be sometime la December. Stockings, e tree aod e Santa Claus will ba provided by the local mac's group which will hold its December mealing at the home. Should* Had It TUUANA, Mexico (U Pl)-T he largast dally double payoff aver WICHITA, X a s.-F o rm e r Frostda*» Tremaa on the headllig of aecordad was 113,721JO. A pair of hew n named Backlit* and gU ak^^ttrw fM i -the two fees* a t th* Celiant* rsco track my anuntry te a t te let. I settled an July 4, 1954, to eat up that payoff. fa h h a w a y & s£Mtm’■*- *• • a r t ■DS3r^.k.u~.:'r. OOU, and MARIA -"W wp a unnanip #w nvuuin. Ran** I t Km : *atl*Md hy th * (•H av in g daawlbad lint*: **r*. V. T. CRAWFORD i » f n*a*Jng *i * point *n in* **it CRAwrokD, kb win;I tin* of M l! e*«ii*n T.1US N tt r s n *»4 orach k . I * : N arth a t th* BatHhaail C o rn tr WU«: th# unknown ,i*«t •» M t4 * m i I*h. ih ta t* H*nUi IS* 11* W*«t I71.T N*l. n o r* or N*a to th* Silih which I* th* a u l i t t o f Hl| via N t , , thenee N orth I P i f Wool lo t. low ln* a lo n e said dllth ifo f*«t n o r* or l . u to Hllvor I■•ho, thane* continuing on w n o nonno to th* W iot lino at NnrtkoaM a u o ru r of tho Soalhonot q u n rltr of u l d H*vlion |, itunc* North t s th* N o rlh w m corner of a*Id forty MMII Ikoa*o boalnnlaa again a t th* pl*r* o t comminrrm.iM *"d running tbrnca M i l m .S f**t to th» rentar |tna o f Ohio Avann*. thrnco Rorlh along th* H M lr lino *f Ohio Avtnii* 111 N*t: lb*nr* North IT* I f W«»t 711.> N«l, lo in Iron •«rn*ri Ihone* North II* I f W**t III N*i, moro o r Ur*, to in* N orm ii * o o t th* m is FLUB AT M S ONLY No r l h r it t u u a rtrr uf tho n*nlh**at u m rtc r of gtctlan I, TA M M Y AND than** W il l s i t Not, m a rt or TH * BACHELOB’* ! • '» to th* N rrU w n l c t r n r r of Mid t t *cr*n DBHHU REYNOLDS T*u and rach of you a r t htroby IN TBCMNlCOLOn ■•lUMS th a t n tom aU lm lo quiet till* of tho ohovo doavrlbod prop « riy * h u bMti fll<4 *«oU*t you. and you nr* roqulrod to m u «,upy • f tho an o w tr or plradtng to th* • • a i s b ia t on thn PNIntifN* *ttn m ry , Harold A. Ward, Ilf. of Wlndfrwomllo a llu n ttr. H I I'trk A vtnur, Mouth, W lntrr r«rh, KtorIda, and fit* th* original aniw ar STARTS TODAY o r pi lad in g In thn Offk* o f |ha Clark * f |h* Circuit C onn aa or O rg N M tM k ; t ; r* la d day a f K a rtm t-r, t i l l . If yau fall t* do to i«dg■ o a t hy d efau lt will be t*h*n ag a la a t yen fa r lb* n l l i f d ta u a d . ad tn U s c a a a b t a t . Thta natlro U n it ha puhlUh*d ana* n waah for N o r ft) coma•u ltra w atk* In tha Sanford H ar. old, n a sw tp g p tr of ganarol air. a n la ib a sohliahoe tn SoinUala Couniy, F lat Ida. . DONB AND ORDIRSD a t San. N r d .,« # » U * :* Couniy, PU rlda. U la fin d day af n«»i*mh*r, m > . q N. HNRNDON I'l.RHK CtRCCtT COURT SKM1.NOLN COUNTY BANFORD. PLOR1DA Ryi M artha T, Viklia D tru ly d a r k WtNDBRWKRDLB S HUNTIR By Harold A. W ard III l i t Carh Aranua, South W lnlar Park, Florida * (ORAL) Fnbllah li f U I t * Oai, t, I, U . k ta 1*4 MTKLLA. D, W IN: MART MIJHSHR A cheep plastic rocket that could bo (trod dally far wealhtr observations has been tested. U kia wit*: J ohn w i u fa n Labor Secretary Faces aI A Hat-Eating Promise WA8HWQT0N (UF^>-The adds are Increasing that Secretary ef Labor James P. Mitchell will be calls# upon to eat hie hat. Labor Department economists said today chaneie ware growing slimmer each day the steel strike continues that unemployment lu October will tall below thro* mil­ lion. Mitchell, predicting that it would decline below thie level, pledged te a s APL-C10 unemployment rally laat April that he would sat bis hat if hi* forecast did not come tru*. The secretary be* bean illenl on his live-month-old promise re­ cently, but it's n topic of lively in­ terest among tho statisticians who work on the monthly Job report. Unemployment was estimated at 1,415,000 in August, the latest fig­ ures avallabls, Normally it would decline In September and bit its yearly low in October. But the steel strike has disrupted “nomiel" trends because el its jobdestroying secondary enacts in Church. iarvlvara include a sun, S. L. Guthrie d Fernpeso Beach: a daughter, Mrs. W, 0 . Lingo, Asheville, N. C.: throe grand* children and three great-rand* children. Funeral aoavkan will be M l et 11 a. m. Friday at BrissSo Funeral Home, with the la v . A, C. Sommers ef Dalary tfOelat* lag. Bnrial wiU be hi Labs View Cemetery. and steal-servicing intie le true even though Mitchell's own factfinding re­ ports show that the effects of the Tl-dayold walkout ere berimting to snowball in Industries dsgsaM g on itael eupplios. Caterpillar Treetor, for example, announced It will close its plant* and ley of! 11,000 workers on Oct. I unleu th, strike ends before then. Aside from the strike, ooe labor deportment economist laid, Mit­ c h e ll 's prediction undoubtedly would have been correct. Even now, he added, It will be "touch and go" whether the jobless figure is above or below the three-millien mark. 01N1VA, SwilMriaad (UF!) X *on_lssnaras, i t , g farmer skairaan ef the Bank el America died h e n Mend er while on n visit. NEW Y O R K ^ l* . Sydney N. Baruch, Td, inventor ef tho depth bomb used against German sub■trines la both world wars, died h en Tuesday of a heart attack. ’ Mmf we» nil be e* mbm*Itc as yen tUah — aad a beak away to e s ewv Uptaawn and in - m inis FOR AS LITTLE AS $3133 PER MO. 2 . En c l o s e y o u r SCREEN PORCH 3 . ENCLOSE YOUR CARPORT The FBI Is responsible for deallog with violation* of UO nation­ al statutes, ranging from the White Slave Act to th* Atomic Energy Act. T h . F u lly That S h a ll- T oc«lh.r S ta y , T H ith tt Residents Stay Put in Flood CHEAT BEND, Kan. (UPl) — Flood water* of raln-awoUcn Wal­ nut Creek rolled into • 10-bfock residential area of this oil city of 1T.009 today, but moat residents decided ti» stay put behind sandbags. Cy Miller, civil defense direc­ tor. isld w* worked all night and everyone was randy when the crest poured into Um town." Water rose to more than n foot la some residences. But residents bad iiQdbaggfd around Urn foun­ dations and moved furniture up lUlri, Only a few persons laft home. SKATE CITY DOG TRACK ROAD Jnst IN Fact Off I w j . 1T4S Turn Weal at the Big Lighted SHOE SKATE Phene TE 1-4M1 Adah Beginners Haas — Mendays 5:43 U T;tt pja. „ , HaUMbfivaa' Ctaaa — Thaiadaya 11 s.m. to IS ThiUrea Uader It Clam — 8atarda?a 11 a.m. tn 13 Figaro aad Froa-htylo — Salardaye 5:M to 4:30 u . PRIVATE LESSONS BY APPOINTMENT Inatractor — Mr. Cn ega McDuffie Speed Clam — JanJnr Hackly — Scalar Mackey iaeltuetor OPEN e v e r y ; n i g h t 7:30 P . M. to 10:30 P . M. Party Croupe By A m aya*eat With M saagtaoal Matfamn Baundar i to t a n . MANAGERS: JO IN HlKLKX pad J, SHEALY I ^ fe T iH VVo carry tha finest! Hi41* K E o l * MODERN-FOLD W OVN -FOLD P EASTERNER P M • liTAiiiF^faMB tfcara in —fa 1H jm r girhrtwS HOME IM PRO VEM ENT FIN A N C IN G • N O V H IN O D O W N • SAY M ONVHLY �% TEK R tflC S A V IN G S FOR EARLY C H R ISTM A S SHOPPERS AT I I 1* i ,I Hr ■ w a|Hw m 1 1 f 1 ii J ’ V| 4 1 1 ■ ~ 1 ■ 1 1 FRID A Y - SA TU R D A Y - SU N D A Y n in t h th e m •c iro d ” is th o ir roM i Wcibm public jt'D K i A L n »r ru m n iii c in c trT a fiu , n c « tm I* u m HA: Adoption • ( a r and u cm axcsev private rvporta IN Mack t n r c N t , black homburg, r i f t r sad fldrttljr btaiga u p n im u . B a d * o m «t fcla r a n public i f f u r u c u to dcBaad that tbo Ystora kasp Ida party is p o m . ’T o build stay b a ft to bs tko alow asd labortosa ta lk o f y e a n ,” C bsRhiU aald. "To destroy caa bo tbo tbougblioM act o f a a is fls day. em m alee o r pu a H u a u rrr. A Minor B Y : STANLEY ItA JU IT TAYLOR, h e r s te p fa th e r io t ic b o r n i t r t u b a t a t e o r F l o r id a t o : FLOYD THOMAS HU OURTT *1* B u i M llekot) Avenue C lM laaoU I f , O hio T oo ON hereb y no tified tk o t o F o tltlM Am boon tile d In tk o above otylod C o o n b r STANLEY A n o w ir, Objootlono o r o th o r detonooo In tko O tfico o f tko C lork o f tk o above sty le d C o o n on o r bororo tb o 11 d o r of O c to b .r, i l l ) , a n d „ n o o copy o f oold p le a d lrg on tho ,*----------- a tltlo o e r A tte r n .r o ‘for P wliuo# nam e a n d oddrolo ap p ea r* ho ralo afto r. H .ro ln fall o o t o r a Docrao P ro Conrotoo w ill bo oatorod a g a in ,: y o u fo r tbo re tlo f pray ed In tho th o Fotltloo. T ho SANFORD H E R A L D lo hero* T H E FL O R ID A A A A CORPORA­ b p dotlgnatod no tbo aow opapor In w hich tblo N otice chall bo p u b . TION a F lo rid a C o rp o ratio n : SUBURB B EA U TIFU L D E V E L O P. llo h .d . TV1TNEM m r b an d a n d th e ooat K E N T COMPANY, a F lo rid a C or. of eald C o a rt In S anford. F lo rid a, p o ra tlo n , a n d th la I r d day of Soptom bcr, A. D. ALTAM ONTE HOMES COMP ANT. 111*. • ' F lo rid a C orporation, o t at., I SEAL) Dofondaoto O. P. H erndon N O TICE TO A P PE A R C lork o f tb o C ircu it C ourt To: Hy; M a rth a T. Vthlon T ho F lo rid a A A A C orporation, D eputy C lork o F lo rid a C o rp o N tlo n : Suburb G vurgo r . Jv lin tu n M eautliiU OOTolopmont com p an y , a o f A rnold A lla t k o n r * F lo rid a C o rp o ra tio n : A ltam onte I I B oat A m elia A vanua H om ea C om pany, a F lo rid a Cor* O rlando, F lo rid a • o ra tio n . HEXHY ALLBOPP, and A tto rn a y a fo r P a tltlo n o r i f m a rrie d , — Altoopp, hlo w ire; P u b llah Baplom bor 1*. 111*. FR A N K HAJTHCOX, a o d It m ar­ ried . — H aithcox, hlo w ife: IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT, NIN TH H E L E N A. THACH ER, a n d If JU D IC IA L CIRCU IT IN AND FO R M arried. — Tboobor, h e r huo- ■KM I SOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA b a n d ; C A R L i . BENSON, a n d If IR CKANCBRY No. i m . M arried, — Bonoon, hlo wife: ■UlT TO RUIET TITLE E R N E ST SL ALLBOPP. a n d If m a r. DONALD A. H A R R IS and JE S S IE clad. ------ Allaopp, hla w ife ; OUST L HARRIS, hla w lfa SOBER, a n d i r m arrlad. ------Sodor, • P la in tif f , LAMP LAMP 34’tfr t adjust­ able floor-tocalling lamp. Tapered base, spring-action lop. Height: 73* H I T . RUBBING ALCOHOL Tapered top, swivel shades, brass trim base. 56* high. Choice of decorator colon. TwoHot Vegetables- Rolls & Butter TeaorCoffee A JRAIN YOU CAN REALLY BANK ON! le g a l Notice • • hla w lto: T it BO DORE J . DR KILN, G • *■ a n d If m a rrla d , — - D raton, hla W A R R E N PACKARD, a t a t ■wlfo: H A R T A. DREBEN. and If * D a fe n d a n ti m arrlad . ------ Draoon, h e r huaband: NOTICE H R S (JEORO E A. R E E V E S , a a d If STA TE OF FLORIDA m arrlad , ------ Roar**, b a r huaband: COUNTY OF SEMINOLE FRANK C. HAUUN, a n d If mar­ T o : W arren U. P a c k a rd a n d ■ ried, — - Hamlin, hla w ltoi STAN* P a c k a rd , hla w ife ; J o n a th a n IL LET P. LOVELL, and It m ar. P ooler, and Poalor, hlo w lfa; rlad. — Lot . 1I, hla w lfa; J. B. Amnio M. Pooler, and ------ Poalor, BARTLETT, and I t m arried. ----- b a r huaband; F ra n k S. Lawlo T ru ataa , a n d Individually, a n d •-----L aw la, hla w lfa: Ja e la b IL U urJon, and — Qurdun, hla w lfo; Jo h n A. Douglaa, a n d ------ Dougina, hla w lfa ; Mabal E. Alaopp, a n d — — Alaopp, bar huaband. If U vlns, nnd rH d. — B a rilo it, h la wlfo. I t I t daad. a s a ln a t th a lr u n know n a ll,* , a n d It doad. th o ir unknow n h a ir ,, dor lo t,a, leg a to ,* , sra n to o a, holro. losatooo. d tv lia a o or sran> t r u a t i n , apoitata, c ra d lto ri, llanora, too*. a n d a n y a n d a ll porooao aucctM ora or o lh a r p a rtita claim * r l t l m l n t In U ra a t by, th ro u g h , u n ­ In g Inioroit by, th ro u g h o r o g a ln tt d er, o r a s a l n a t a n y o r th o above thorn o r ony of thorn, and oil per* kn o w n o r unknow n d e fe n d a n t* o r oono h av in g o r c la im in g to h ave c o rp o ra te dofondaoto. Jo in tly and a n y v ital*, rig h t, title or 1 n to r.it a a v tra lly , a n d all poraoaa h av in g In o r Hen upon th n follow ing doa* o r c la im in g Internal In th a follow ­ erlbod Iraeta o f root p ro p e rty o r in g daocrlbod land; n o ta County, F lo rid a, nnd H o w ard L o ti l , 1. I, I. I, «. T, L I. A. Aliopp, Krnoot Alaopp, W. A. to. I I . I L II. If, I I , I I . IT, T h atch e r, H enry Alaopp. F ra n k II., a n d 1*. or B lock t , BANH a lth c o i, and l lt l a n A. T h a tc h tr, LANDO T H E SUBURB BEAU. a a a ll lha m tm b aro of tho laot T IF U L . acco rd in g to p lat B oard of D ire cto r! and T ru a ta a , th a ro o f racordad in F la t fo r tho tlo rk h o ld o ra o t A ltam onte B ook I, FOgoa l i l t . I t , IT. H orn*, Company, a dlaaotvad F lo rand (A a f tha Publlo RaId a corporation, a n d th a lr a u c c a |. ro rd a o f (am ln o la County, ooro, a ll of w hom rooldonuos a r t F lo rid a , a lt o f th a a b o r t doocrlbod lan d unknow n. TOU ARE H E R E B Y N O TIFIED a ltu a to , ly in g and boln g In S omI* t h a t a oult to q u ie t title haa baan nolo C o u n ty , F lorida. T ha n a tu r e o f title o u lt la to r e ­ b ro u g h t In thn C ircu it C ourt of m ove c e rta in cloud o fro m and to •am ln o la C ounty, F lo rid a, a g a l n i t you, claim in g u u lo l a n d confirm th a t lt l a lo aald you, and oath o f a n y * ,ta ta , rig h t, title or Inioroat lan d In lh a P la in tiff,. In, o r lion upon th o follow Ing doo­ T ha n a n , o f th a C o u rt W h irs In oald o u lt wao In o titu to d lo Tho c rlbod properly o ltuotod In dornlC ircu it C o u rt of th o N in th J u d i­ n o lo County, F lo rid a : T ra c i 1. L o ll * In 1 * In d u alv e In cia l c i r c u it In and fo r aem lnete Block 41, Lola 1 lo 4 County, _______ F lo rid a. An a b b rev iate d lecluolvo In Block 40, tllla a t th o eaoo lo R. J . TINDALL. and L o u 11 to 10 loM ERTIS L TINDALL, a n d LOUIg clualvo In Block 41. J . STOCK. ▼». T H E FLORID A A A A CORPORATION, a F lo rid a T ra c t I. u r n I , «. T. I, I, 10, II and I I Block 4*. 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"Instead of glyteg a a a dress or some article of furniture, the aoat see a totter eaytog she knew I was tied dowa a great dtal a check for I t to the first of every month fust bo used to pay a baby sitter twice per month ao Tern aad I could go out for a date. "Aad aha Insisted that we write •ad let her know whan we wont ao she would realise wo wore baring fan together. Than she'd ■end another check for the following month, etc. Now the cavalcade swung oat oa SoUland Parkway, a dual ribboa, aad dipped aad curved aereoa rellidg p e r hilly. Tbs •weal freshness af this free, wide caaatiyalda must hare Impressed Um as aomathteg wonderful. Than was tha odor af ptoe in fluttered to Um grassy slopes. Mere people to small groups, aad every few hundreds yards a man te a business suit toting a walkie-talkie. He was a security policeman, hla hack to the proseisin, Manning tha brush sad cochlag a a eya to tba trees far a possible sniper. As Khrushchev's lead llmou•toe crossed into tho city Limits, tha Kuaataa saw a sight that must bava ihocked him, la vlsw at all tha vicious itortes bo read •tout Utile Koch. Thera on tha embankment stood huadrodo — thousands — of spec- that tho Dofeaaa Department ought not to take. Tha PIN was to hava boon a radically advanced airplane. It waa designed to fly thrre time* the speed of.sound and operate at altUudan above 70,000 feet. D A ILY C R O S S W O R D IfMTISfl ,1. Lively t . Ardent affection father •.Egypt’s river (pom.) t , Clear (ohe. var.) 10. Hsrrowttko battle formatien IP Three (comb. form) U . Parte ef optical instnimtKU SI. Tea tip.) IKSelar H dotty | (var.) ■ IT. Railroad bridge SO. Oeddean of dawn 10. auto stitute fOer.) 31. Overtu n agate U .h y eneeslf Steel Strike Piet NEW YOKE (U P !)- David J. UeDooald, president f the United Steelworkers Uniat t h r e w cold water on prospects for eelHemeat f tho aaUonwIde steel strike which is new te ite 11th weak. The union president blamed the Impasse on industry's "arrogant adamaacy." McDonald told aawamon ho had consulted with tha oaten Isadora of tho 13 subcommittees which fee the pait two weeks- bava here discussing total problem* an a company • by • company baste aad that they reported "absolutely ao progress of any kind." "They laid tkat the arrogant adamecy of tba Industry re­ mains," McDonald said. ' The sit­ uation U tba earns today ae It was on May 1/*____________ Snake Up A Tree Thursday, Septamber 24, 1959 BOMBAY, India <UPD-A wornaa and her two sons spent two days in a tree with a U-foot-toog cobra who also sought rofuga from swirling floods which inundated a villain nnar Surat this wank, it waa reported today. Tho snake ■lipped away after the water re­ ceded and tha family waa refund unharmed. eagle-eyed tho crowds. Whan they'd pass a ikuU and bones As ^w aver, they'd reap a picture la exactly two hour*, tho Pre­ mier reached tlair House. He n't you agree. Dr. Crane?" ■icended the stain tad turned I’nteno Gifts to fare Um crowd. There waa n Yea, and 1 think Irene’s mothercockiness te Ms grin, as if hla in-law U a vary good psycholo­ gist. fo r she knows tkat leva must bo nurtured to remain strong aad healthy. • Most people realise that muscles must be kept in trim by regular uae ar they will shrink and atro­ THE MG IAD WOLF? phy. Your physical atreagth wanes from InactivityWkll, your love will shrivel, tee, unices you keep it exercised regu­ larly, sad that also is tree af religion, Idealism, musical appre­ ciation aad those other cultural attributes of tho human brainIt would bo wire '! millions of ln-lawi followod Uto asm* policy an wall Illustrated by Irena's mo­ ther-la-law. So nurtnre lore sad religion by regular enerciae thereof, Send for tho appoint ‘ Marriage Tesla" enclosing a long stamped returnenvelope, plus a o (non-profit). Use them for monthly uventery and you’ll loam how to banish divorce. While Khrushchov, aa l a baa proved agala aad agate durteg hie tour, la a dedicated Communist, ho ig aiao a practical esaa. It did not taka loog to ibow him tha beaetlte of hybrid aeed core. So, limilarly, he may he coaviaced by tha aaw G ant doctriae. What it meaaa da manpower, la the atreogth d a aaliea, la all to o # obvious. la ltW it took one-third ot the American people to produce food aad fiber. Today IP percent of the population produce ao much that Secretary of Agriculture Kara Taft Boaaeo goea to hod every aight worrytag about tho vaet Douatato of eurpiutof. la India, aaya Gant, they uae about I t perteat of tho people te agriculture aad la Bast Europe It la probably about St perteat. n So Khrushcbbv, te the rote e f * core blag, aad the Iowa buaiatuman-farmer. alttlag dowa together, may bava more to say about how to bring peace than Khrushchev, as tho protagonist of communism, and his political epponeato who want to ram tho free entoipriso system dowa hla threat CO R R ECTIO N T h ere In were two errant prices in eur ad yreterday'n in Herald. OLD TAYLOR M ^ { hearken, tinted at I U I , the. Id to OLD CROW M P ro f Bearton LAKE MONROE IN N R tu. 17-92 — l Y i Milan N o rth ef S anford Family Hitches Cross Country ROA.YAKX, Vn. (UPD-A Brenoka couple and tbclr flva chil­ dren, tanging te ago (Tom 13 months to 1ft years, rested today after blUhlktog homo from Phoen­ ix. ArU. Billy Joe Hum burg, M-year-eU railroad worker, hie wife, Joan, 3ft, aad their youngsters, started out on the trip homo with Just 91.3ft. D m kindness of strangers took cars of them. Rumburg, hla wife, and ooo son were driving to Phoenix to pick up their other four children vseaUoatog with a relative, Mrs. M ar to Hardy. Rumburg's 1*62 car broke down te Meridian, Mias., and ho abandon ed it. Tho there hitchhiked to Phoenix te thrre days. Since 1948 ALL TYPE AIDS SOLD C a ll FA 2-3315 la madam medicine wa art area realising that |U adf, aa wofl aa muaciea, profit bp regular, systematic exercise. It la thus aat wise to aktp a (aw naala; than gorga yourself to try to ■ aka «p tha diffonnre. If you don't cat aa a regular cycle, your appetite actually grawa diffident, You (aal avaaa< lab aad can t make up your mind wfcat you want whan you glaoca o rtr tha a m u card. Evan tba twwola and uolaary bladder work bettor oa a regular Kbodule. ,Aad tha glaad* that produce reaaaaco aad garerste love are likewlaa regarded aa wockteg batter regular schedule] Snt a s Bt Milter Radis £ Appliance Co* 111 8. Park Avaaon la Sanford on Friday of sack w ink • te 12 anna. Battertes la Miflor'n stock. Call for appointment la your homo. ORLANDO HEARING CENTER Phene Ostende GA S4I1M1I Pin. NoMonsI Bank BteUing Night nr Relldaye Cell — Therntn 8. Smith GA U U 1 There ware two errors tii prices in our id yesterday’s la Herald. OLD TAYLOR „ M » — >■*■ U - M .1 M il. *Jm U M J t to OLD CROW H tmf tototo. M Q t listed at 33.13 ahnaid hn HARRY'S 114 «. Pwk BAR ft PACKAGE » A * .i �*9 ... Stootboff, ML Dora, assisted by D istrict Director, Mrs. Earl i.«n o f W inter Park. Sandwfebae, salads , pie, cake and coffee wU be tarred all day at reasoM bl* prices. T h en w ill be 22 tables with demonstrations aad hand­ crafts a t tach, A small charge will be made a t som e tables for m aterials should anyone desire to take home a "Ceovppia hat,” “Christm as Tree* or what have you. I f you plan to make a hat, bring a beanie or foundation. Many stata chairmen will be present including Mr*. Mix. Utterbug; Mrs. Hendrickson, conservation; M rs. J e ff trie, city public f 1—* f f and nine district chairmen. Other* na- D tstrlct 7 o f the Florida Fedaration o f Garden Clubo la sponsoring a Junior Gardening,'Garden Therapy and Hobby Workshop a t the American Legion Home la ML Dora O ct I from 9:80 a. m. to 9:90 p. m. )■ Hegiatratioa fee ia 80 cents and n a a m tio n a m ust be ■ado by Oct. 1 w ith Mr*. A. M. Garrison or Mrs. Denial Bishop o f M t Dor*. For further inform ation contact. Mrs. Voile Williams Jr„ president of the Sanford Carden d o b . Mrs. J. G. Truitt w ill make reservations for members of tb e R o n Circle w ishing to attend if th ey will m ail tha 80 esntaan d their name to her at Box 1171 by S ep t 28. Tha program will be under the direction o f M rs. C. E. graphic, from Largo; Mra. P. Braatlsy BM *t*r of th« Weaver's Guild, from MatttoaA a a l H it. A u fosta FMnor o f Dunnellon, p m M n t o f tho Coraafft ttafc o f Flortfa. The program will Include, hortkoitura, eau a g ee, .vege­ table anim alt, conaervation, junior and senior w al piagoee, flower arranving, traye, Christina* ideae, w hieuiea, eornigated paper figurea; pixie gardens; flaaneLfraphs, aand painting, palm epergnee, weaving for a hobby w ith nature’s I lils workshop is open to every garden clubber who would like a hobby, aa wall aa for Instruction o f junior and garden therapy leaden. CWF Hears Cleveland traffic nnsagar. Southern Bell ■ T e lepheai and Telegraph Co., was w guest speaker at the September d in e r matting of the Pilot Club of Sanford told at the Clvle Cen­ ter, Tuesday evening. MUs Doro­ thy Cooper, chairman of the Pub­ lic Affairs Committee af the club, wna la charge of too program. Mrs. Megov emphaalied tho im­ portant* of putting your beat veiee forward la nil telephone coaveraatloni. She atreaaed five A potato to n a u m to r wtoa answer“ lag too telephone; Answer prompt­ ly; Identify yourself, transfer calls promptly, explain . delays, aad hang up gently. Thu voices of aavaral mtmbers w an record­ ed and wtoa played back, caused much merriment amoog those present. Aa invltatloo was extended the elsb to attend open house which , the local telephooo offii. will bold ^S eptem ber 30th and Oct. 1st. ■Hoetcises for the evening were M lu Elsie Farley and Mrs. Eliz­ abeth Sharon. Tablet were attractive with their decoraUoni of hibiscus, pio­ u s and fern. Tbe dinner was pre­ pared and served, buffet style by Mrs. Homer Little. After din­ ner a short business session was held with too president, Mr*. Ray­ mond Bait presiding. An Invita­ tion wt> rend from tha Pilot Club ■ o f Titusville to a tea sponsored by the club to be held Sept. Mth, honoring Dr. Juliana Jordan. Pi­ lot club member, who U teacher of Languages at Southern College, Lakeland. Mra. Ball announced that the district governor, Mrs. Mildred Parrish, would make her official visit to tbe Pilot Club of Sanford, Dec. 1. Committee chair­ men will present their reports of work accomplished up to that ■ time. Reports of Fail Council which-wag told at F t Pierce, The huibaada of aaeathiri were ■ ails! guciti at tha ChrisUaa Weaieai* Fellowship of the First ChrUUan Church, when they n et ■••day alght for a bailee ft prog ran netting. Gueit iposker wai itota Rep. Mack Oavalaad. He g m aa toterm ing talk oa naU rtal wealth, Oviedo Personals BY MARIAN B. JONES Roswell Noegel, of tho Oviedo Drug Store, Is oa vacation with Mra. Noegel and his brother nod sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. M. OU. They plan to spend some time in Miami and take toe tour Donnie Malcolm, sou of Mr. and Mrs. J. L Malcolm, U now with the U. 8. Army and is re­ ceiving hit basic training at FL Jackson, 8. C. Mr. and Mr*. Gortnon Wilson, or St. Augustine, and Mr. nod Mrs. Allen Thompson, of Vcro Batch, came for the week-end to tee their mother, Mra. J. N. Thompson, who la e patient at the Florida Sanatorium. Mrs. Aubrey A. Myen, who has boon a patient at the Water­ man Hospital, Eustis, ia homo. Mra. B. F. Wheeler, Sr., who enjoyed ■ tour of the West and a longer stay In Colorado, has Enterprise Personals BY HELEN SNODGRASS Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Jones and daughter Theo of FL Lauderdale ware home guest! of Mr. and % U n , H. E. Braddock this week. Mill Theo Jones entered her freshman year at Stetson Uni­ versity Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bowe and daughters Aneida and Joy of Boca Grande were house guests of Xav. and Firs. Bill Swyear over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Parker and daughter Linda and MUi Katharine Litch motored to Tal■ lah aiice Sunday to help their ^daughter Jean get letlled for enher sophomore year at F. 8.U. Jean flew up earlier to the week to visit with friends at Weekawatehee and Joined her parents in Tallahassee Sunday. Mra. Susie Haymani and Clar­ ence Braddock of Bartow were visitors Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Ernest Braddock. Mra. H. W. Stephenson and ^ lau g h ter Monte of Orlando art ^souae guests of Mrs. Harry Throop this week. £ ement Revealed BY MARIAN B. JOKES Mr. and Mrs. Joshua G. Beasley, Oviedo, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Nellie Ruth, to Georg* A. Riggins, ion of Mr. and Mra. G. J. Riggins, Omtga, Georgia. Mist Beaalcy la • graduate of the Oviedo High School class of 1939. During her school career she was active In many school affairs including being in tha High School band, Glee Club, on the Annua) Staff, a member of tha basketball team for two years, and a parti­ cipant of tbe class stunt on Sunt Night for a couple of yean. She la also suits active to church, work, aad atoga to too choir at lire F ln t Baptist Church. Tho groom-elect la a graduate of Norman Park High School, Nor­ man Park. Georgia. Tho wedding ia to be held Satur­ day night, October 1, at 7:30 p. m. in tho First Baptist Church. A reception will follow Immediately to the Educational bldg, of tho church. No invitation! are being lisutd, hoalthkat when divided at least •vary third yaar. Tan bearded but all frirnda of tha couple a r t Iris, phlox and pbyresthum are to this _group. . A few iucb aa invited to attend both too wedding chrysanthemums and hardy as­ aQd rtCfP((ffn ters, appreciate annual division. ¥ Others can mrvlve almost todefinitely with minimum attanUoa. In tola d ata are day ILUea, Siberian iris aad plaintain HUes, though '.hey will espand and mul­ tiply falter with frequent divi­ sion. Your know how will develop with experience. A plant may not bloom the first year after mov­ ing. but it will make up for it later. Shake, knock or wash the earth from the roots so you can aoo what you are doing. Then pull or cut the divisions apart Don't bo distressed If /on break tired looking old note or Isavaa, Suva and encourage young growth to both roots aad tops, then eaeb segment can grow rapidly with youthful vitality and no compe­ tition. Spacing dependa on the sire tha p lu t will bo when grown. Allow plenty of room, do not crowd; the MISS BEASLEY more light sod sir each plant gelt the healthier It will be. It should­ n't have to fight for Its quota of Cooking Frozen Meat MYBT1K WILSON Heme Demaostratteo Agent Should you cook mail while it is still frozen or after il has thawedT Some studies show that Informal Frolic Tonight A t USO The USO Fall Frolic will be held lonliht from 9 to tl p. m. Ron Gallics orchestra from Or­ lando will furnish music for danc­ ing. courtesy of toe American Federation of Mualctau. The dance la informal and en­ listed personnel, their families, Junior volunteers and guests from Daytona Beach, YWCA Business club are invited. Oviedo WMU Board Members Convene WMU board members of the Oviedo Baptist church met last week for discussion of plana for the forthcoming year. Mrs. W. II. Anderson, president-elect, led the hdUcuiiion. The quarterly suppers will con­ tinue and circles placing flowars In tha church were announced aa follows: Mary Lawton circle, Oc­ tober, February »nd June; KatieSue, December, April and Aug­ ust; Nettie FarnelJ. November, March and July aad Pearl Mart tin, January, May and Septem­ ber. Member* were requested to mend cards to Mrs. John D. GraTurn, associations! secretary, who U a patient In the Seminole Me­ morial hosplal. ' A day of instruction for officers and members will be held to­ morrow at the First Baptist church in Daytona beginning at S:U a. m. Members wishing to attend will leave Oviedo at I o'clock. Officers announced were Mrt. W. Alford, chairman, Mary wloa Circle; Mrs. W. F. Jack•oa, chairman. Nettie Farnell cir­ cle and Mra. Lawson Hardy, visi­ tation chairman for the Nursery department. There ia still a vac­ ancy for the Intermediate GA leadership post. Mrs. Anderson served a refresh­ ment course following the bulloeae sets mo. RAY HOLE AND DAN FRITZE — Shown pointing th e windows in prrpnrntion for the Outgrown Snlt thn Episcopal woman nr* sponsoring. Oct. 2 ami 9. Also nutating w ith thn paint jo b was Jim Sorenson. Thn onlilted men stationed at SNAS volunteered th tir services through th e UJS.Q. Early fall Is a marvtlous time to Mt out new perennials or di­ vide and transplant old one*. There’s a long cool growing sea­ son ahead before winter. Hoots hnvn limo to got ratabUabed aad It’s a swell Uma of year to work. Any perennial that took* crowd­ ed and unhappy {you’ve no Idea how starved aad unhappy some of your planto are) give them space to flourish and you'll hardly n c- Circle Meets For Prayer Service some meat retains its nutrients belter when it is cooked from tbe frozen state. “ Drip {biood-Uka meat juice) forma when frown meat la allow­ ed to Uuw. This drip contains valuabls nutrients that many homemakera discard,'' lays Bon­ nie McDonald, Assistant Econo­ mist In Food Conaervation. Cooking freab meat cauaea aome vitamin tosaea. In general, about the same amount! of vitamina are retained In froaen meat aa in fresh meat, especially it all the drip ia used or If the meat it cooked from the frozen atate. What about tho flavor? Expert testers aay there la no difference in flavor between meats cooked without thawing and those that are allowed to thaw. Meats that can be prepared by roasting or broiling are easily prepared from the frozen itale. They Just need a little more cooking time. But small cuts that are fried or broiled without thawing can cause some trouble. There may be spattering during browning, and thus the temperature may be towered to a point whero the best results are not obtained. The outer aurface may become overdot e before toe inside ia cooked. Also, frozen meat won't bold a coaling, auch aa bread crumbs. Used Clothing Sale Tomorrow Tha Home Demonstration Coun­ cil will bold another used-clothing sal# tomorrow boginning at 1 p. m. at tha Midway Postoffice, Sikea Avenue. Helpers please A ltam onte Springs, Oviedo, Lake Mary Longwood, Geneva Lake Monroe and Sanford explained vhy evfiyoM I have a wlQ. Mrs. J. W. Knight land Um tional. entitled “Give af wealth.” ■ Mr*. Letter Thar*. M Chairman, l u o u e t d that to Church Women would bu held Nov. f with Mr*. J e u Laraaa. tad Mr*. Wahaata Ramey to charge of a rung*meats. Tha Chureh will hold a Fellowship luppor O at 1 •ad too district Caavaattoa will be la Occce Oct A Hoateisea Mr*. Barney and Mr*. J, L. Horten J r. served refreshmeat* to Mpe*. Lester Tharp, J . W. Knight, W. H. Yauag, G. W. Morgan, A. K. Stroup, C. C. Mur­ ray, Blench# Kuhn, Mabel Bishop, O. T. Pearson, A. 8 . Buatloy, Frances Johan, 0 . D. Laadrasa, V. H. Grantham, J. N. Barnett, W. P. Yeaiey, Marylea Yeung. H. K. Blag, Mian Fla Btetop and guests: Mr. W. H. Yeung, G. W. Morgan. Lester Tharp, A. It. Stroup, J . N. Barnett, a D. Laadreas, Jen a Gardner and Mr. Church Calendar TRUBSDAY The Friendship Clan of The First Christian Church la ipoosoring an lea Cream Supper on the Church lawn tonight begin­ ning at • p. m. FK 9A * F ln t Baptist Chureh slate W. M. U. day of initnicttoo at Flrat Church to D ayton Beach. Take a sandwich. BPOD Sponsors Dinner M onday Tha B. P. 0, Does are spas­ m ing a hamburger dinner at the Elka Lodge Monday night from 1:30 to I p. m. Pries of tha din­ ner ia M cants par parson. Sanford Drove IN will mast for the regular buitoesa saasioa, Immediately foltowtog the din­ ner. AH mem bare are urged to attend aa final plana will bo made for the Hallowe'en Gypay dance scheduled for Oct. 31 at toe dub. o f character, education, refinem ent, prefer one experienced in teaching, club or church work. One who does n ot usually answ er ads. For local interview call FA 2*6364 by Friday Evening. for Um saw yat Uan Kirk, .Or* Mrs. J. C. Mtte president; • Mrs. secretary; Mr*, Charles Bake, sea at Mr. tad troamrar ead M Mrs. J . W. Koka, MS Chapman historian. A n . left Saturday to m a ll at feather* Colon Cellam la Wadley, Ala., for the fall mm ester. Me la latereded la forestry and •grlcultura sad hapaa to specieUaa to this field liter. WhUa la Saaiaoto Hlsh School ha v ia a w en to r af tha F, p. A. ■ad tha Oka Ctoh, the eat ire Mar years.- thn p u t Mw ytara. Ha dalivarad paper* Mr the Orlaada SenUn*], worked Mr Waatera Union and ••varal canitructioa sompaatea, torltsdtog Tha Shoamaker Canatruettoa Co. sad Btinawtyer loaflag pad Sheet Motel Works. Seven Families Visited By W.W. Wagw hottest include: Mr. aad Mrs. Norma* Reed sod children. Barbara and Jeaa■o, from Adrian, Michigan. Mr. las, from Birmingham, Alabama. Mr. Sattarwhltt works with B. Edwards Construction Co. Mr. and Mrs, Baadolph Rimer and children, Donato and Bever­ ly, from Knox, Indiana. Mr. RiaM r la affiliated with Sherman Conan te Co, Mr. and Mra. William Lucu aad children, Alan and Linda, from Indianapolis, Indiana. Mr. Lucu worts with Halgen Core. Other families living to Sanford while their husbands era atalionod at NAS are; Mr. and Mra. Barnard Slater from Richmond, Vt. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jlmenet and children, VI, l W , and Paul, from Lancaster, California. Mr. and Mra. Benedict Wtddeke and children, Freddie. Eddie, Helen Ana, aad Suita, from Beilmore, New York. —Competition from other haver ages, primarily coffee, wai found to bo tho chief deterrent to milk drinking among N per cent of men and women surveyed recent­ ly. U. g. Department of Agricul­ ture also reported that the survey What Perfume Does —“Through perfume, memories thawed women are lees likely than of beauty are awakened, aad mao to drink and Ilka milk. hearta and spirit* are lifted." That's wbat a writer had to aay about perfumo when asked by tha Fragrance Foundation. An arlift said perfumo makes a woman more alive and complain than the FO R moat beautiful painting in toe world. C h u n d su t C iq stn a f, FA 2-0375 GIFTS NEW “OLIVETTI” PORTABLE t y p e w r it e r w ith * 18,000.00 ACCOUNT with o 91,999.90 ACCOUNT with ■ 13,000.09 ACCOUNT earn RADIO FM RADIO l& J O O flv 8 < # / w all ■ 1 1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 ■with a 12. 000.00 ACCOUNT ACCOUNT INTEIUOrr PER TEAR EARN INTEREST FROM SEPTEMRER 13th CREDIT FINANCE CORD. ORLANDO OFF1CB M l & Central Ph. GA F r i l l l ^ •units* m e wires suw r — - - i — 9 jr.tUNtor, ~ 4 ____ Mass mofil avail* blt'lit • varlaly •ftty ltt'in d f«Wl«i AMBITIOUS WOMAN Student Enters Southern Union A CCO U N TS Members of the Mary Lawton Circle of the First Baptist Church of Oviedo sponsored e cottage prayer service at the home of Mrs. Ormn Jdetc a It Monday night. Mlsa Lois Ruddeli, program chairman, conducted a program on Prsyar. Those attending included Mr*. L. A. Hardy, Mra. Hettte P. Bags dale, Mrs. G. W. Alford, Mrs. Charlie Dishman, Mrs. 1). W. Wil­ Richard Lightfoot was the first lis. MUs Lois Ruddeil snd Mrs. pin maker in America. He made T. If. Daniel). them around 1T73. M a n ifo n our obligelim to Our fanlly aad ta the Chureh, Ua ab a up)itoed tha lava rtlaUag to wills, gave CHARLBS KOBE “ Festering Fashion* Aad Footwear Fee The Family” PAYS INTEREST PAYABLE MONTHLY OR QUARTERLY f 20 Quxrtarty for • 81.000 Loo* I 40 Quarterly for a $2,000 L o u $ 40 Q u arterly for x $3,000 L o u I 80 Q u arterly fo r • $4,000 L o u $100 Quarterly for a 18,000 �fflP i W g fflS jg jg jg ! a BIG <XAA s u d OF OUR DOLLAR H t.coA C H /w e wees P U S H N G ETTA APOUND ro a e x c f lc is e / US/fGOOO UXAf NOW LHTiS TST/ T O U C H C M S T H 6 L BQ H U S C L B S -B u rv o u G uys HAvem * ^T \ cvem - r \VOOtCCD f> r> i ^ PEW MH.SS Wfl y u pa S W C A T -V is to make some prosperous, lE llJ lI yours . . . or the other fellow's •»'W An t T i n f i at a m than N S a t t k U l i r you ipaad a tiji la the efty * W n H’a ■paat . . . to mppact achoola, furnkh Ilia aad police prototlion, put down par Inf . . . . te pay the folk* who work for you . . . te aupport churthat end tharittm . . . to be iavaotad la mate kind* at marehandioo tm your Mleetloa aad eonvanlaace . . . te Improve •arvlce facUltloo . . . . aad te aeppo ii ell the other thing* that promote proapetfcy, growth aad better living la a community. �v» T h u n ., 8 fp t. 24, *59—P age 7 IffllifW & 9SAVEI Naw * Used F m l t i n M l A tpSanq Mother of Sonfi listed botow. f i n i ta d f i, M i tiMrioneod, m l n U to porioanu win CMsldtr it a privilege to serve you. 203-SOt K. Flrrt 8 t Ph. FA t • wo 2 BSDUOOM • 1 BATH H uM m • CAST TEAMS WE GIVE TOP TALUS STAMPS • ta r tly 10T s 13F Stem per B elieves You will dollght la oatortaialai if you bacome tka proud owtara of ooa of our now 3 bedroom, 2 bath homo*, with thalr many comfort-loading featuro*. Down- Lleaotcd — Bonded Palatial A p a y o u ts atari at $300.00. Call Daeoratlag. Ert * Eatlaiatoa Work Guaraataad. SEMINOLE P AI NTI NG CONTRACTORS FA 2-1204. bataa b u ilt tkia homo la of fram t eeestnicttea, with hardwood floor*. pttchad ihlnjta roofing, and equipped with atare, raMgarator, heater, bat water task, Venetian bUada. roof antamu, a a i m aty atbar CUSTOM BUILT HOMES BeaodtUag — F ret Eattoatea Bopa'ra Pboao PA 14744 BILL BERN03KY, Cootractor RAYMOND M. BALL A N D ASSOCIATES FLOOR usm sg tart ftnlihing aeaalnr, Waxlag. l a r r l a g Seminal* County tlaea IMS. M. IL GLEASON. Lake Mary. Opportxnttiea After vlawiag this Inviting bunga­ low, yeu would auraly aspect the price le be no leaa than Our price — $12,790. Down pay- meat — very maonabio, Month­ ly paymoata — ML , apartment Stem per W onders SPARE TIME ROOF CLEANING AND COATING Sorritlng HERSHEY candy rout*. E xthaho ageat tor SCRCO la thlo area. Work guaranteed, eg' Can bo developed to full Umt. FA 2-3447 (or freo animates. Wa help tetabUeh route and BILL EVANS train. Require* only $702 to atari. Send phone k addren to ■ AM ROOHNO ■ox 10, e l a Sanford Horald. Contracting A Rapalra Llceued — Bonded —Inlured FREE ESTIMATES BIS Sanford Ave. Fb. FA 2-7943 3 BEDROOM . 2 B ATH Stop Worrying About. you' would do II yea owned Thlo exceptionally apactaua tad What C hristm an Money two a m i on the north abort of modern CB bona la altaated ea You can earn o good Income Loko Jum p, with $00 foot lake a tavelw leadecaped, oak ahadaa an AVON Representative. ed tat hi eaa of Saaforda newer fronUgo. Open a fish tamp Don’t Delay. Write, Manager, perhopaT A great Ideal Yours reaidantlnl anaa. (Addreai la Bei 240, Lockhart, for Infor­ for $11,130. NO JOB TO LABOR OR SMALL SIM.P m * Aveaaa). mation. Drivw Weyt j - Paridag A m i W. a. "B ar STEMPER Agency RENTALS: Day - Week-M onth Rentier A laoerer Freat Red Loaiera ward "^aca”. it’s a natural far Phone FA 2-4M1 112 N. Park Graden — Decora — Draglines a growing family, or far these Ralien — Traaiporti 3-BEDROOM, CB, IV* bath homo. PHONE: Days, FA 24134 SALESLADY — typmg experience Phono FA 3-3333. Full Ume — perminent. Apply Nlgbta, FA 3-7138 or FA 13342 Sweeoey’r. taring h ard en s Hears, tifoi bath, large Florida ream a a i kkabaa oquipmcxl t i t 4*004* and take up paymoata on existtag mortgage, lavestlgate this at ones If yeu are teoktag tar a bar­ This homo features <stared, builtla, fully equipped electric kit- LOCH ARBOR: Boautlful 3 BE. gain. dun; including refrigerator, home near goU eourae. Oversiae dishwasher, yard with many trees. You FINECRKST BEST RUYI 3 bed­ must aeo this bargain. FA 2 4423 t fan, boating room, s bath, aaariy new nuter boater, vteruai wnry heme, with terrasse floor*. IRONING done et my home. Call Includes tatehoa oqulpwaa l, veFA 2-3*t7. Milan bHM*' water a a i apoao heater* plus beautiful drapes. DEPENDABLE woman want* Only 33,40044 dews • take up steady or part-time work. Ph. F A IM E R 'S AGENCY paymeetr. FA 2-7*07. N..V. Farmer, Realtor D. H. Whitmore LOCH ARBOR I S Bedroom, t both TTTTemC^Toeelcoe tilllaa O. Trams very ipaeteua masonry b eau In­ 4 no tla t i l clude* hitches oqutgwa—, at 111 g. Freach Ave. Fh. FA 1 122! $15,500 00. Requires *$440.00 After hours, FA 2-Mil, f a 2-4*21 a AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Winds* Wd Door Giaao RENOVATION S P E C I A L lia-114 W. M iMM. Fmb 4m . e Tank Truck FA 3*4433 DeBARY NOrtb M7U Plum bing 4 Repairs l m C. Tbemaa Sanford Furniture Company and Serviced Strawberry P lan ts Florida 00, le oath. CaU FA 2-3003 or FA 2-1T* aftor O p . r n . t f . C. Suae, Box U l, Wool l a t IL U P S Veiti, Pup Tend, Sleeping Saga, T*rp», Tend. Army-Nary Surpiu* Store, 310 Sooted Art, WG SALS I FSSSM BARGAINS! BIO SUITS for BIG MEN Up To .................................329A3 Waali 'N Wear Sold r a t $1S43 NOW I14JI MENS BATHING TRUNKS Waa 33.23 NOW Me MINS TROUSERS Wai 33.M NOW 32JS Over 1400 pair* from which to SHETLAND PON1U all colon cbooto. Wo eaa fit all alxoi, 22 aad idea. Immediate or Chriitto ao. maa delivery. Phone FA 2-1310. BOUND, SHORT aad TALL Como ON Id, We eaa FU Y*ALL Wo bare out grown our preioat quarter* — Moving to U r g a t building, aamo plan. 1940 Evlnrudte On Display In our showrooms. Set the com­ BUTCHLNS CLOTHING CENTER Uwy. 1T-I2 Cor. 4M plete Hat of America’s Top PerCloned Friday evening and all (ormaoce Motors. day Sat. Open Moe. thru Timra, All IMS Evlnrudei. Boats and from Noon ’til I p. m. and Opoa Trailers at greatly reduced ALL DAY Sun. prleet. PAINT aad SAMPLE: e WALLPAPER SUPPLIES aaaa so it. P. Evinrude taes )uy 1 Gat. - Get I VREEI $830 It ft. Turner Craft $393 MARY CARTER FAINTS $204 Trailers 1130 W. lit St. FA 3-3443 Open Friday Nils ’TUI l;00 Wilt­ SEWING MACHINE In good con ing For You! dltlon. portable, 31*00. Call Gateway Te The Waterway FA 3-0447. Your EVTNRUDK Dealer Robeoa S p o rtin g Goods 204-6-1 K. liL Pb. FA 2-1341 moitat, 310- Call TA 2-7331. 1947 CHEVY fordor sedan, good KENMORE WASHER. rin itr style, good condition. FA 2-4100. condition, |t25 Cm bo iten at Zittrower's Garage or phooc FA 2QS31. NEW RAVENNA PARK HOMES • Quiet C o m m iatty • Near Calf Court# PERFECTION OIL HEATER FOR 30 YEARS PIA N O LE8SONS THEORY A HARMONY NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORDL Wo Invite yea le bo eao gdaria aheeietely freo wHAsal ehMgolien at one of leaferd’a laodloc MetoU while yeu taeeto M$lable beating for yeom lf aai family. Pick ap year bay at ear Sales Office. ------COMING SO O N-------- Formal Opening • Dream Homes Down P aym ant-N o Cloning T O T A L PR ICE SANFORD FURNITURE CO Phone FA 2*1! 4th Addition Homed I)eatgn*d For Florid* Living. S A 4 Bedroom* — 1 A 2 Bath* VA - FHA FH A In SenricH C onventional F inancing Down P aym ents Low aa $425 You can move in imaodi* a te ly white tho papers are H You Compare PRICES and SPECIFICATIONS You’ll Buy A Sanford, F la. •d*by N. H.*f. C. Nattenride plaeemont aervlce. Writs Mr qualifying detaile, alate age. “In the City of Gracious Living” Firepot Guaranteed 10 Years 300 E ast F irst Street aead for oU ponamwL moa a a i wwaaa, 174* m M mI a a i traiaatf Ian ly for attractiro paatti Hoitaaa, TUkat Agnate, vattpaUte, C a m s a a i 1033 CHEVY — VS enctnr, auto­ matic tran*miiilon, 4 new Urea, Tip Top Shape. $350. FA 2 2M3. The Famous DRIVER-SALESMAN Must Have Ckanffeura H r— a and be Familiar With Sanford and Vicinity. S tate Age and Experience. Hair Styling — f i r a i M t i -O il WILSON - MAIER TrcitracoU— TV M am a, loft Maw Aai Uaai F ii eRme WaUr - Air Coal Marriott* •U B. P M I t FA M M Boaaty Math, IN I t , Oak— FA U l t t Uaai ftraitsrt, aypUueaa, toala ata. Saufht'Mld Larry*a Matt LASS ?tASY Lady daatoe. ride t u f a tt e d Are. f i FA 2-4133. la Oriaaiot •mptayod $iM4:3«. PUMF8 - SFRINRLER 1 typei aad alxai, laatalled ROAD1IASTER Bulck Convertible, 1*33, dark red. full power, lm"Do II Youracir* maculate. Call FA 3-3IM. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE S T I N E ’3* BU1CK Hardtop, tudor, equip­ Machinery a a i Sepply Co. ped. Uke new. 12,100 miles. n r . I id S t Ph. FA 2 4432 32,000. TA 2-2)109. Furniture Storage and Movlag To aad From Anywhere C. E. PROXIES 1300 French Avo. Ph. FA 2-1N1 Pb. P 4 MMS H as Sold WANTED R Thl* is a gucit pass to the Movieland Drive-In Theatre for George Conklin, Sanford, to sec "Woman Obeoaiod1’, ELEGANT RRHDENCE l-Bodreem concrete block home; 2 baths, colorod flx’urei; den or tporo bedroom; carports uti­ lity; Florida room overlooking W iW primming poo', with automatic Olt/atloa. Lot alxe 2*0* x SOT. F r l e a $21,130. Toraa available. S t. Je lo * R f t t f C» ■yeay Bock Giaao V est Giaao 8ERVICE Srnkarik GUao aad Palat Co. A. RARF NOrtb * U22 We Will R otate Year 04i laaenoriag Mattreee Te Uok aad Feel Like Now! IN C L U D E S :# Now H ekla# • Haw ineaUttea ■ (< e cleaning aad R w reaintag tb id te g ? 1 #51 • Adding Now Faddbfl W ho. Kooooeary | # New Spring Unit (If Nnndod) $5 Additional Charge values • g u ic * c r e d it MONTHLY PAYMENTS Shoamakah WAIT! WATCH! For Opening D ate W. t$4h 84. laafard FA S-TSM We Guarantee Fwr*o#al Satisfaction On The Construction O f Your Home Or Your M onty Cheerfully Refunded. �M n m nak ku • “du- g*TM>" tenth tO team wit’i very faat halfback*,* Bays Seminole .ruled Wg sal lace, ha said. High feetbeil caach J i n PigoU Average wst rtartlng often able to succeed Oordon than Gor­ don klmeolf." There was speculation today that pressure fron the tans, who overwhelmingly favored Gordon, was a factor la Lane’s decision. The general aunager denied It however. Gordon was given a standing ovation by the crowd of 14,000 tans who aaw the Indiana elim­ inated from the American League pennant race by the White Sox Tuesday night, 4-2. And when the announcement of Gordon’s re­ signing was made over the public addreea system at Thistle Down race track today, H set off re­ sounding cheers. W anrS s a t gsm laele Ceuaty, P ierA.Tb r i w i aad in u n M D O M H jn S BAHTl e T f i k sr hesbaaO, as4 HARRY 'P .'M iL L T s a d ----- RKILLT. his W tf r t't t liviag. ai»o If died. thsir t n i u s w a astro, 4avlaa** legal*** a r g ra a tse st aad a a r a«e all yer• m u elalm lag ar. tbreexh, er wa­ ger aar *1 the sale Dorredaata er f u e r w le s . aad sa y aaS aU H raoaa ataiailae say oatat*. riaht, UUrt e r teU rest la, ar lh« apart th e re a l peapsvtr herein daaerlbad, e r a a r p a rt U srse t. Dafaedania. t o u aad sash «( ro s are rem ire d U (tie v ser aasw ar wild MM Clerk ef th s abovs antltled C au rt aad Mrve a copy thereof upon PU Iatlffa' s tu m o rs , TMOMPBOW * B R«T T. who** address Is S4 Wnat C aatral Avanu*. Orlando, IR arlda. pet U lsr thsa Oolobsr is, ISIS, as ra«alrsd by taw, alt* a b re rs * Fro Canfassu will ba re ta r *4 agalast you and each of you. IN W ITH kaa WHEREOF, I bav* h o re a a ta sa t my hand and afflssd •ny affla(at are! a t Bastard. SemiBale Comity, Florida, tola H a d day Of SoaUmbar, ISIS. [Hi ■"p pf m!&S& W <m k <BL/c/zap. 'a rttLV M A P U K / ---- R B P U T B P ro HAve Appep mZ * w * Burgess. Winner—Kline (11-13) Loser—Jay (312). HR*—Burgess, Mathews. IX TUB C in e LIT COI'UT OF TOSS n u r r a s v n i c i a i . c i u c c r r . in AXD FOR BNNIROUI CQVNTT, VtOMIDA n cw A xcnnr a n usss JAMB TBRLAP, P laintiff, * vs League Leaders JO SE PH TMIILAP and DORUTMY TEKLAF MrRKY.NOt.IiS Defendant*. ROTIl'N TO OKrWND TO! m u m TBRLAP K i t W ain s! Blrsst W suksgan. Illinois -TOU ARK HKRKUT NOTIFIED th e ! a com plaint (or dlvore* an* e tk sr rsllsf kaa bssn (llsd *«*lnit fa n end you e ra required lo sarvs a so a r at y a a r answer o r pleadla x la tka plain tiff's attornsy, i, Kueeell Hornsby, S it North Mala •tre a t, Orlaad, Florid*, and Rio fall la do re, S judgment by d i­ fau lt will ba ta b e a nominal you fa r tb* roller demanded In the rem plalaL ( mink AND O R D R nnti al San­ ford. Hemlaule County. Florida, tbt* fin d day a t Saplambar A. D. IMS. (BEAL) O. P. HERNDON Clark or Circuit Court By M artha T. Vlblen Deputy Clerk J. ntJBMRI.L HOHNSHY A ttorney fa r Plaintiff l i t North Mnln Street Orlando, Florida Publleh Sept. II. A Oat. I, I. II. Legal Notice Auburn Features Brute Berths for FSU Power Again This Season H iT A iM tP U M | Kan. City 010 010 300- 7 9 0 Detroit 202 100 100- • 11 0 Tsitourls, Grunwald (4), Sturdi­ vant (4), Grim (7) and House, 11. Smith. Foytack, R. G. Smith (7), Nsrleskl (0) and Bcrberet. Win­ ner—Sturdivant (2-0). Loser—R. O. Smith (0-3). HR*—Ccrv, Ka­ lin*, Kllmchock, Marl*. New York 100 101 110- S 14 1 Waib. 201 000 01O- 4 13 1 Terry, Gablor (4), Maas (I) and Berra. Fischer, Stobbi (I) and Courtney, Naragoo (9). Win­ ner—Gabltr (10). Loser—Fischer (9-10). HRs—Lopes, Allison. National League (10 Innings) . San Fran. 300 010 311 O - 9 19 0 Chicago 203 310 010 1— 9 14 0 AntoneUi, Miller (3), U. Jones (4), Worthington (4). Byerly (0), McCormlch (I), Fisher (10) and Landrith, Schmidt (•). Anderson, Henry (7), Elston (0) and Averill. S. Taylor (4), Neeman (9). Win­ ner—Elston (10-1). Loser—Fisher (2 5). HK*—Cepeda, Banks, Walls, Maya, Altman, Neeman. Lo* Angeles St. Louis Craig (10-3) ler (4-3) and 100 000 030- 9 7 0 000 000 000- 0 3 0 i ad Roatboro. Mil­ H. Smith. Milwaukee 000 tot 030— 4 Pittsburgh 010 200 llx— 9 Buhl, Rush (3) Jay (0) Crandall. Kline, Face (•) 01 02 and and United Press International National League Player * Club G. AB R. H. Pet. Aaron, MUw. 149 110 113 219 .337 Cnghm, St. L. 141 431 93 137 .341 Pinson, Cla. 132 939 127 Mi .313 Cepeda, S. F. 149 39S 91 119 .313 Boyar, St. L. 147 337 99 174 .312 American League Kuenn, Dot. 139 349 99 193 .339 Kallne, Del. 133 sot S3 194 .3*7 Runnels, Bos. 143 331 93 172 .312 Fok, Chi. 133 919 93 119 J03 Mlnoso, Clev. 147 399 92 172 .304 I kaa Batted to National League — Banks, Cubs 141; Robinaoo, Reds 123; Aaron, Braves 123; Bell, Beds 112; Ma­ thews, Jraves 111. American League—ColavUo, In­ diana IW; Jensen, Rad So* lot; KlUabrew, Senator* 101; Lemon, Senators 1M; Maswtll, Tlgeri 91. Hi m Baas National League — Banks, Cubs 44; Mathews, Braves 44; Aaron, Braves 39; Robinson, Reds 39; Maya, Giants 33. American Leagne—ColavUo, In­ dians 41; KUlebrew, Senators 40; Lemon, Senator* 33; Mantle, Yan­ kees 31; Maxwell, Tigers 30; Al­ lison, Senators 20. Pitching National Leagne—Face, Pirates 19-1; Law, Pirates 119; AntunelU, Giants 19-10; Podrea, Dodgers 14-9; Conley, Phillies 12-7. American League—Shaw, White Sox 17-9; McLDb, Indiana 194; Wynn, White Sex 21-10; Mosai, Ti­ gers 16-9; Maas, Yankees 141. ba h ay won't ha able la mass a galas! m a m libs WiUa OaUB a r t, M an y Harris a r Rick Caearn." Oallmor* aad Harris, both tpsadatar halP-tt^* aad Caserns, earn tbs league's Isadiag rushing back, kavea’t aardsd a lot af help la Un part. Aad U Halaa’ now for matiaa works a! all, tbs Bear at* task should reach a aaw peak. Halaa aspects such a result "Wa ought la ba Infrared aa offansa aad In proved on detente," bo said. “ Bat don't forgat those other leans will ba inprorsd tea " The offeaso should ba batter, tort ba said, because both Harlan HU1 sod J in Dooley, offensive oods who were Injured moot of last season, are completely recov­ ered aad duriag training have looked more effective than ever. Quarterback, though, night be a problem. Ed Brown aad Zek* Bratkowskl, although they've bad plenty of experience, have been erratic and neither bar ever be­ come a “ take charge" player. Rudy Bukicb, with experience earlier with Washington aad Los Angeles, night move in. aU Auburn victorias. This year's Auburn team figures to be Just as tough defensively as before and improved or offense. This could will mean that the Ti­ ger* will get that No. 1 national rating they mlaaod In 1937 and 1939 when they were No. 2 and No. 4 respectively. The Auburn line should be no easier to gel through this tall. It Includes second-team All- Amer­ ica Guard Zekr Smith and thirdtaam All-American Center Jackie Burkett and will average 223 pounds from end to end. Auburn's offensive improvement la eapeclrd because of two new quarterbacks — Bryant Harvard who waa held out lu t year after breaking hla isg In pro • season drills and sophomore Bobby Hunt. There are three other confer­ ence gams* scheduled this week­ end. The Vanderbilt Commodores and the Mississippi State Maroons both maks their first appearan­ ces against tough competition. Commodores visit the Georgia Bulldogs who upsrt Alabama 17-3 and the Maroon* go to Florida which opened strong last week by beating Tulane 30 0. The other conference tlU has the Kentucky Wildcats, beaten 14-12 by Georgia Tech, bust to the lUIeeuntendlng Mississippi Rebels who opened with a 130 win over Hous­ ton. The SEC continues Us earlyseason rivalry with the southwest as the Georgia Tech Yellow Jack­ et* entertain Southern Methodist, CHICAGO (UPI)—'Victor Rudy ElUa and vanquished Rory Cal­ houn both were disappointed lighters today altar a 19-round telovision bout In which Ellis ex­ tended his winning streak to eight bouts. "I wasn't good," Ellis aald, "Even if I won. I didn’t fight tha way 1 think I ought to fight. I had him twice and let him get away." It waa Ellis' 17th win in 20 pro bouts, and it waa Calhoun's eighth defeat In 30 matches. Calhoun, recognising his edge in experi­ ence, was complimentary to his 22-year-old rookie conqueror. "He’s a good defensive fighter," he said, “hut that's no excuse. 1 didn't fight good. I couldn't loos­ en up. The corner kept telling me to get loose and I tried, but 1 still waa tight aU tha way." Ellis, who baa knocked out 1U opponents, staggered Calhoun in the third with a flurry with both bands In the final minute, and then he lost his chance for a knockout when Calhoun covered up and dodged away from his blows. It was a majority decision for EUia as Judge Harold Maroviti scored 40-44 for a draw, itelercc Frank 8lkora gave Ellis a 30-41 score, giving him every round but one, which ha ruled even, and judge RU1 Duty made It 40-43 for the winner. The United Press In­ ternational card waa 49-44 for El­ lis. TALLAHASSEE (UPI)—'Three sophomores will hold down start­ ing positions In Florida State Uni­ versity’s line when the Seminole grldders tackle The Citadel here Saturday night. Jim Danial will start at laft and and Fred Grimes at right and.' 8leva Klesiua will be n starting tackle. Coach Perry Moss instituted the changes at the end ipote because of Injuries last week to star right and Tony Romeo and hla replace­ ment, John Alston. Other starters will Include tackle John Spivey, guards Al Ulmer and Terry Moran; cantor Ramon Rogers; quarterback Joe Majors; left halfback Hud White­ head, right halfback Fred Pickard and fullback Jack Espinshlp. Florida State will play four day games and six under the lights during tha 1939 football season, the same as in 1931. The Seminole*’ first three gamea are nighttime affair*. x-Chicago h si .sos ... Cleveland 97 H .990 41* New York . 71 73 J17 it Detroit 7> 7S .4S7 17 Baltimore . 71 7» .477 20 Boston 71 79 .477 20 Kansas City M 99 .427 27V4 Washington 99 99 .417 39 x-CUached pennant Wetknadsy’a Besabs Boston 4 Baltimore • Kansas City 7 Detroit g New York I Washington 4 fnirM) (Only games scheduled.) Thursday's PrsbaMe Pitchers (No games scheduled.) Friday's Games Chicago at Detroit Kansas City at Cleveland (night) Baltimore at New York (night) Washington at Boston (night) National League W. L. Pet. OB Milwaukee M «7 .336 ... Los Angeles 44 SI ASA ... San Francisco t ! 99 .543 I Pittsburgh 71 74 J13 IVi Chicago 73 T» .483 11 Clclnnati 71 SO .474 12VA St. Louis m 93 .437 13 Philadelphia «3 u .417 21 Wednesday’s BesnHs Chicago 9 San Fran. • (10 Inns) Pittsburgh 3 Milwaukee 4 (night) Los Angeles S St. Louis 0 (night) (Only games scheduled.) Thursday's Probable Pitchers (No gamea scheduled.) Friday’s Ganns Phils, at Milwaukee (night) Sen Francisco at St. Louis (night) Los Angeles at Chicago. (Only gamea scheduled.) Fishers Finding Tough Going United Press International It was just like shooting Fish­ ers in a barrel. Jack Fishers of the Orioles lost to the Red Sox, 4-0, Wednesday; Eddie Fisher of the Giants lost to tha Cuba, 9-8, in 10'innings and Hill Fischer of the Senators lost to tha Yankees, 3-4. “See Playhouse SO, Channel «, 1:30 Toaite" Apply In Person No Phone C alls Sc* D A V ID SM ITH Strickland-Morrison, Inc. SMALL CARS ARE OUR BUSINESS Holler Motor fla k s NOT ▲ SIDELINE! 800 FRENCH FA Sporting Goods 304 E. l i t St. FA S 4 S �V T ' ■■ *• .**. J tf ,l ■ ' ~ 3* o,v ,« * wr r ? n v '■ > Vt. •* » i 7^/. ; Gov. LaRoy Collins v u scheduled to ftlgn papers to­ day enspcndtag Tkx Assessor Mary E lite Walker from bar office for “n etted o f doty and incompetence/* The gue ei dot' s action came after a three-hour yesterday at Telle ha n e e with Mr*. Walker, Ctereland Jr. and School Board A tty . C o u n tyA / tty . Mack 1 Dougtea; Walker said today that the governor’* action eetd tefp o li accomplish lute Collins asked Mrs. Walker at yesterday's m eeting to assure him that she would prepare a 1959 tax roll by Doc. 1 which eho would certify as a competent one, '‘re­ presenting the performance of her duties as required by law pertaining to evaluation of property for aaaeaa H e eaiT that Bhe refused to assure him that this would be done, saying only that she would prepare a roil "to th e b e d o f my ability.” The governor did not name a replacement for tan ‘ f a job. f vv‘TiffA‘l ^ , ’,1; ^ /5yT' ■1 .** -:’, £ %<*’ p■r™ Nam es o f possible successors in the aaeeeeor p od to be considered by Collins are expected to be subm itted to the governor by county officials, the legislative dele­ gation and hie political supporters in the county. Collins said yesterday the county “faces an emer­ gency’’ and said he wants to make an interim appoint­ ment an soon aa possible. Mrs. Walker's term bee about one more yeer to ran. Mrs. Walker te the first tax assessor suspended by Collins sines ha started a drive for property evaluation# throughout th e state that would more nearly m eet the full cash value requirements o f tew. The State Railroad Assessm ent Board said Semin­ ote County property te valued for tax purposes a t just 80 per cent of its actual worth. But CoIUna made it stem* this was not the specific failure attributed to Mrs. Walker, although be conceded K constitutes part o f the reason. Mrs. Walker said after th e meeting she would not be “Intimidated’* or make a promise to the governor which aha knew would result in “exhorbitant and unfair taxation** to many taxpayers o f Seminole County. The governor said he did not ask her to take the ra> appraisal made by Dowtfaty Appraisal C a, hut to make her own appraisal baaed on h « own independent judg“I did require that she give Mm people o f Seminole County end me assurances that on or before Dee. 1, aha would submit an assessm ent roil which she would cer­ tify to be a competent one, representing the perform­ ance of her duties as required by the tew pertaining to th e evaluation e f property for assessm ent purposes,1* Collins said. “She refused to give auch assurances, contending only that she would prepare e roll 'to the beat of my ability.' “The roll she prepared last year was found by the atate comptroller to be a patently Incompetent job and the simple truth te that in the emergency this county faces, the quality of Mrs. Walker's work which has been the m u lt of the best o f her ability in the peat te In­ adequate," Collins said. “1 frankly advised her if she would not give assur­ ances that a competent job would be done, 1 felt it my duty to ask her to step aside ao we could put somebody in the position who would/* Sanfarti ifm ttfi WEATHER: Pertly cloudy through Saturday. High today 87 to 92. Low tonight 69 to 74. VOL. United Frees Leased W in Established 1908 H offa Seeks'Every N o n -U n io n 'M an ATLANTA <UPI) — James It. H offa said Thursday night the goal o f tho Teamsters Union te to organise every American worker who does not carry a union card. H offa said that he would like to have policemen and fire­ men in the Teamaters Union. But he said he feela they should not have the right to strike. \ q DR. ELMER A . LESLIE Public Invited To Bible Study ■t A The Seminole County Ministerial Association's Bible Conference scheduled Monday "la open to ail 0Wfco are interested in increasing iV ir understanding of the the Christian Scriptures," Rev. David Carnefix, publicity chairman for Mm association, said today, The conference's two session* to be held in the Sanford’s First Methodist Church will bogin at 1 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. Dr. Elmer A. Leslie, who recent­ ly translated the Book of Isaiah, fw iU use this Old Testament book ae a conference basil. Dr. Leslie wai at the American Institute of Oriental Studies when the “DeadSea laaiah Scroll" was discovered. The scroll waa brought in the instltute for analysis. Each anroliee at the conference will pay a fl reglatrstim fee. eShrine’s Family Picnic Tomorrow Hafts explained why he thlnka hia union thould go after mem­ ber* la non-related field*. He *ald the Teamitera Union la “flex* Ible." Hoffa again aald he would re­ move four teamster* illegally on the payroll according to the new labor reform law. Ha would not nim i tbtro, Hotfo *ald he la aware a t the tremendoua reapeaalbUlty ha has sa leader el e union that could tie up the patioa'a transportation. But1he aaU “there are enough lawi os the book* to cover any illegal action* by the union*." - The return of the International Longshoreman's Ann. to the AFI^CIO did not end hi* effort* te get the I LA into the Team­ ster* Union, Hoffa said. Hoffa also said Sean Roebuck la the Teamsten* “prime target" la the South. Voters To Choose School Millage In Nov. 3Vole Saminol* County votsra in the Nov. I district school and special ^apportionment election* will ehoosa between voting tor the millage recommended by the school board or suggesting another figure, School Supt. t . T. Mil wee explained today. A millage rate will be placed on the ballot and property own­ ers may approve this figure, or U against it, msy writs in a mill aga rate they do favor. A major­ ity of the voters choosing a cer­ tain number wtU establish that figure sa the district school mlUage rate for the coming year. The county commissioners may add ^ to 10 mlHs te this figure later. Results of this sleetion will be known the night of Nov. I. The three county school trustees to be elected the same day will advise county school officials and recommend employment or dis­ missal of school instructional staff mambtra. To bt nominated for trustee, a person must present a petition signed by five or more persona qualified to vote in the election. The petition must be filed with the county school board office Ift days before the election and must request that names of persona nominated be placed on the ballot. Petition* may ba obtained at the School Board office, 301 Commer­ cial Ave., Sanford. To vote in the election, people must be residents of the district la which they are voting, have been in the state for a year and In the county for six months. They must be properly registered or furnished legal evidence of regis­ tration and must pay tax on real or personal property. Bahia Shrine Temple’s first family picnic wtll be held Satur­ day at Sanlando Spring.). All Shrinara, their families and friends, are invited to the all-day festivities which will feature a p r a te r show and a concert by the ^B shia brass band ef U musicians. Lifeguards of New Smyrna and Daytona beaches will demonstrate diving and lifesaving technique*. Free soft, drinks and ice cream will be served but the Shrinera suggest that those attending bring Harry Robson of Robson's Sporttheir lunches. Children are invit­ lag Goods Co. Is in Orange Mem­ ed and balloons and clowns will orial Hospital at Orlando for be available fur their entertain- treatment of a knee infection. lle te act allowed vsastera at this Isom, Robson In Hosiptal FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 1969 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 629 Mr*. Walker claimed the private appraisal, doac by a Bradenton firm , waa x “grossly inaccurate and laadequate lob," Collins said. “In the meantime, aba baa not prepared bar m e — m eat roll* and unices the roll te completed and filed with the county commission for equalisation by Dec. 1, frava and serious injuries would likely result,’* the gov* ernor added. In summing up bar aid* o f th* story, Mr*. Walkav told reporter*: “The governor was not in tern tad in listening to m g problem and why I could not do all that he demanded, “Ha refused me a public hearing before suspending m e. “Ha said ba would remove me if I did not promise a competent appraisal by Dec. 1 in accordance with the legal requirements of full oath value and all other re­ quirements o f tew. "1 have conscientiously dona all 1 could to improve the tax roll under the conditions to which I waa sub­ jected, “I told him I would to the bast of my ability prepare a competent 1969 roll by Dec. 1. The governor said this waa not enough and suspended 1 1 It's Devious Politics, Mrs. Walker Charges Tax Assessor Mary Earle Walker Us tied a prepared statem ent today about tha action of Gov. Collins atk spending1her from office after their m eeting yesterday. She said she had no other comment to m ake. Here la ■saforri pUy* b aW ssw at her statem ent in fullt Dajtasu Beach foalgM te the Tho (ovem or’e unfair action in iim n a ilia g a e te sstsaf football game ef the seethe result o f devious and unsavory political atrategy. •«*. A motorcade will auhe the There are 33 counties which had a 40 per coat cv trig aad the Remlaele Boosters O ik levltea all turn to meet at less assessm ent level for 1968. Many of th e ■■■■■■(« th* High School at • : » p. m. of these counties hava been (n office for eererel terms, Deters (lows for cars will he forwhile I have served leu than three years o f my flir t term, yat the governor singled me out for summary re­ moval without-*-puhUe.hearlng. on the ground that I refused to promise him a competent 1969 assessm ent roll at full cash value within a period o f approximately two months. It takes an appraisal company o f trained workers, devoted to reappraisal work alone, approxi­ Fruit Shipments mately one year to do what ha demanded th at I do te two months, and in addition thereto, I would havo had to got WINTER HAVEN (UPI) - Dally carloadings In hoses from the . tha roll compiled and perform all tho other duties and Citrus Vegetable Inspection Divi­ services o f th is office. The governor sim ply gave me a . sion: By rail, U,3*ft grapefruit; by task that no one aware of tho work involved could \ boat, I,M0 grapefruit; by truck, acientlously agree to accomplish in the tim e allotted. 1*4 grapefruit; total, 39,201. It te o f first importance to m e that no one's SIGN OF THINGS TO COME — Sign painter J. W. Merry of Winter Park Cannary receipts, 1041* grape­ ■hall be exhorbitant and axcessiva. Obviously, R te tho fruit. surveys his handiwork which points to the entry road to the future sits view of the governor and those behind hte action that of Circualand. Entertainment Enterprises, backers o f the Circunlnnri pro­ 326 Polio Cases the total sum o f the tax roll ia th e essential criterion of ject, had the sign put up yesterday on the tend just north of Lake Ads. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The evaluating a valid tax roll; th at individual exhogUtank i!T> U. ft. Publie Health Service said and exceu lve taxes are deplorable but o f a secondary today 320 new else* M aaralylle nature and perchance-------------------« *te -.*th * .-e desire j a necessary evil to lio war* reported 1* the nation raise more money to i it week. That is the second With the money and trained personnel available to highest polio figure for the year, NEW YORK (UPI) — M o c k surpassed only by th* week of my office, I had been m aking steady prngrcee In ad* prices at 1 p. m.t justing and bringing current the aueesm ent values. Aug. 22-3*, when 130 case* were American T A T ......... a t * * 7 7 V i reported. , Laat year, however, upon the county commission order* American Tobacco • • • * 0* 4* ing un appraisement of the property o f th e oouhty, I 5 f t V i Bethlehem Steal ........ Allred Dies curtailed sharply this work, expecting to ueo th is mp4 c a o ........■•■■,...i a a a * • 7 Judge LAREDO, Tax. (UPI)-Federal praisement in compiling my 1969 asseeaement roU. Bo> Chrysler ............. . «34 k aa • a cause of this long delay in delivary and the incompetent Curtis* • Wright e e e e e e e aee• * a 2 0 V k Juugc James V. Allred, the New WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ Soviet their top advisers during the Douglas Aircraft * * * * * * *• *• » a 4 3 * . Deal "boy governor" of Tessa and unreliable nature of this appraisal, I reluctantly COP* Premier Nikita Khrushchev said morning to prepare for thslr DuPont ............ during the depression, died Thurs­ * a a • 2 5 4 V. eluded that I could not possibly use these appraisal today he thinks his tour of the talks. day following a sudden coronary MVfc Kastman Kodak aa ** figures without reviewing them by inspection te tho United States contributed to a The two-top-level huddle* look Font Motor . . . . occlusion suffered while he was •a ** a m field, and that tim e prevented this being done th is year. holding court. Allred, 60, recessed lessening of international tension* place about 200 yards apart—the General Electric M l* 7 7 Vk “to a certain extent" court at 11 a. m. and complained At this time, I have the preliminary 1969 assessm ent president meeting with hia sides General Motors f t J V i l • *• of not feeling well. He died at But ths Soviet leader added that in the White House white Khrush­ Graham - Paige roll nearly completed, and sxpected to deliver tha sam e 24* • *a• 4:30 p. m. he wilt know more about that alter chev talked with bis In Blair InU. T A T . . . . 3 4 Vi to the county commission on or about Oct. 1 s t Thte his face-to-face cold war talks House, just across Penmylvgnla Lorillard ............ 414k work has been done accurately, competently and to tho D eS apio C a rrie s On with President Eisenhower begin­ Avenue. 20 4 * Minute Maid .. «• • • best of my ability under tha circumstances. After aserting that he thinks hia Penney ... ning tonight at Camp David. NEW YUHK (UPI) - Carmine >••*•*•***** a a • a 1 0 ft I resent tha governor’s suspension on tha groandg Khrushchev also told an Im­ tour lessened international tension Penn RR ........ • • • a s s e s sa*• • a l f t V k G. De Sapio began his sixth twoof “incompetency and neglect o f duty." I have been en> "to a certain extent," Khrushchev promptu news conference outside year term as Tammany Hall chief 444 Royal American aaa » gaged in this work for over 26 years in the Seminole today. The controversial Democra­ the Soviet embassy that he hopes added, "We will know more about Sear* Roebuck . 484k t* a a the president will make an exten­ after my discuaaiona with the pres­ Studcbaker County Tax Assessor’s office, end there are too many •*•**••*■• .... 1 7 Vk tic politician was decti-d to the post, actually the chairmanship of sive irip through the Soviet Union ident." people who know I am not incompetent and that I have U. 5. Steel • at* 104 the executive committee of th* —a trip longer than he took in The White House announced that WeatlnghoUse El. *•*••■•»• • a• • 0O W never neglected the duties of thte office. It te Ironic that the United Stales “aloe* our coun­ Eisenhower and Khrushchev would New York County Democratic if I did the governor’s bidding I was competent^ but V Committee, at a meeting Thursday. try ia bigger." fly to Camp David by Helicopter, 1 didn’t I was incompetent. There were in vote* for him awl Khrushchev and Elsenhowtr held taking off from the White House I deplore the fact that the school and county fane* six abstentions. separate atrategy conferences with lawn at 4:1ft p. m. tions will be seriously affected by the delay in receiving tax monies thte year. The governor’s action. I feel waa uncalled for and a disservice to the people of suntipolt County. It was brought to the attention of tha governor a t The Cbmtmas Parade theme our conference that under the Statutes of Florida, Chap* sought by the iaycea* can be a ter 476, Robert L. Dowling and his company were not motto, slogan or longer descrip­ licensed or qualified to appraise real estate; that the Hunting liccn.au* for the ID 5D tive motif, says Jaycre publicity contract entered Into by the Seminole County commis­ ttl teuton went on male yesterday director Dave Kllngansmlth. sioners with the Dowling Appraisal Company waa Illegal The person who writes the at Seminole Sporting Goods Store, and that Dowling was prohibited by tew from doing theme selected win receive a (21 Sanford and Grnr<a Ave*. License* will nut be on u l* In savings bond. Deadline for get* such appraisal work and from receiving or being paid ting theme* to the Jayccei in­ the County Judge's office until a for such nppraisal services, and It is ironic thut as a re* formation center on French Ave. later date. However, persona over suit of such an illegal appraisal, unreliable in fact, 1 ia midnight, Tuesday. The idea 0ft may get old age hunting per­ should be suspended by the governor. should be sent on a podcard also mit* In Judge Wilson Alexander's The governor quoted the comptroller aa finding bearing the contestant’s name and offict in the courthouse. that my 1958 roll was patently incompetent. However, address. Numerous entries have The dove season open* Oct. 10 Mr. Auslcy, who made the inspection of this 1958 roll been received, Kllngeniinilh said. in Seminole County. Shooting will Themes may be of a religious be allowed frurn noon until sun­ for the comptroller, auld yesterday In the governor1! of* nslurc or may daal with any set only. The deer, turkey, quail flee that there was nothing derogatory in hia report o f other subject suitable to a Christ­ and squirrel season opens Nov, U his Investigation of my 1958 roll, and aald that Comp* mas parade. Laat year’s entries ia this district. trailer Green had been misquoted. included "Keeping Christ in I wish to thank my friends for their loyal support^ Christmas" a n d "Christmas encouragement and confidence. I have been unjustly ra* Through a Child's Eyss." moved but I hope to return with your help. Go To Daytona News Briefs Tour Eases Tensions, 1p.m. Stocks C Khrushchev Believes Tuesday Deadline For Parade Theme Hunting Licenses OnSale At Store Girl Scout Leader Course Scheduled ’WONDERFUL SAUSAGE’ — Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev bites into his first American hot dug — which he called a “sausage" — and pronounced “won­ derful/’ The Soviet leader a ts all of the hot dog and told operators of a Des Moines, Iowa, meat packing piaat, “Don't change the form ula/' Mr*. Randall Chair, Seminole District chairman of the Citrus Council of Girl Scouts, announced today that a basic group leader­ ship training courts will be held In McKinley Hall of the First Methodist Church beginning Tues­ day. Hours are from *:30 a. m. to 2:30 p. m. and all group Scout leaders and interested adults are urged to attend. Other sessions will bt held Oct. ft, 13 and 20. Mis* Marjorie Nichols, district director, and Ura. Clara Belle Haller, both of Orlando, will be in charge of the coutm*. For fur. ther information contact Mrs. James Buckler at i A 3-MU. It'll Be Pancakes On Menu Oct. 17 As Jaycees Cook Sanford Seminole County Jaycees will don their apron* Oct. IT and take over Mrs. Appleby’* Restaurant at the Hotel Valdft. The entree, main course and desert will consist of pancakes, pancakea, and pancakes—all a person can eat for 11. Coffee, milk, and sausage will complete the meal. The pancake sal* will be held throughout the day. The proceed* will go toward Youth ActivUlee and Community Development Don Royer, committee chair­ man, ask* all pancake lovers la Seminole County to keep this date te Bind. 14,500 Get Driver Permits In County Remi not* County’* sale of driv­ er’s llccme* aeema to ba running ahead of tha average Florid* county** Uau*. Saminol* tale* are “progressing satisfactorily," courthouse re­ port* said yesterday. Issue at li­ censee 1* running about 2,904 ■head of tha »am* time last year, with mor* than 14,500 driver’s licenses sold so far. Sals of 20,000 permit* la expected by th* and of sailing, Rapt. 10, Tha Saminol* License sate of* fk* la open la tha aourthouaa lob­ by from B a m. to ft p.m. Monday through Friday, and from 0 a.m. until aooa aa Saturdays. Exa­ mination* for people who have lktn**s are give* Tuesday* Thursday and Saturday each from 0 a . a * . t o l p . m . a k VFW Building, ca Ihq near th* aoo. Persona landing la lea HrnaCi •hould tend the entire trig teal te can**, and kaap only tha graete earbon copy .from tha aattlOeala* otherwise a new license aaaaot ba issued. The Florida Highway M a il may atari a drivers’ licasaa chaste after the Sept. SO deadline. Driv­ er* who don’t have their permits then, will ba autqeet te a paaally• ■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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