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COLUMBIA vs BROWN FA M FLORIDA ve MISSISSIPPI STATE GOOD FOOD A ir Conditioned Comfort Football Contest Editor SAN FO RD HERALD Sanford, Florida Wtnaara from last week’g coateat: First Priss Bid Morrison, 101 W. 1st St.; Second Prize Herman Eptta, P. O. Box 1(71; Third Prize Margaret Bchumta, 201 Flamingo Drive. WILLIAM A MART ve NAVY FRIGIDA1RE I • toae rafrigorater waa 84TS.M now $429.95 TED WILLIAMS HARDWARE M B. Mth St. PA *-*4*4 ILLINOIS ys INDIANA RANDALL ELECTRIC CO th# beat is Ceaaaerclsl, ladwtrial aad Hoaia Wiring. Sea the Lateat aad Haal in Small Hmee Applbacea at RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 11* MAGNOLIA PHONI FA S-Mll. Seateiaca Pi TULANE va MIAMI FA 1*4884 109 N. Palmetto Ava. Headquarters Ft • • MERCURY ENGLISH FORD • • LINCOLN EDSEL MICHIGAN STATE va TEXAS A R M * H A R R Y ’S Liquor Store I S. Park At*. FA 2-9860 “The Brands We Have WUl Please T oo­ OREGON STATE ve TEXAS TECH HOME IMPROVEMENTS ARE INVESTMENTS! Nationally Advertised Furniture at Discount Prices Aar tea* Improvement la a bag term lavratmeat that will par eff haaidtoaMlr. Na weed ta wait aatll joy hate rath b hand. CONTACT 1)8 NOW aad gtt that acadad improveturat, aad pa/ far Mwith pajmeata to fit jear hadgtt. ^aohqsiA BOB GOETZINGER /I r f tW li st M r Model Home IQ W fn 500 FRENCH AVE. j y i J 13 FA 1-7284 HARVARD ve MASSACHUSETTS W estinghouse Automatic "Whaa a hatter deal b mads - BAUGBRLY w il make W I BAGGERLY’S APPLIANCE CENTER Dbceeat Plicae M S Orlaade Drive WAKE FORE8T vs V P I Up to 40 miles par gulon $295 down SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. SENKAR1K GLASS ft PAINT CO. 114 W. Sad It. ' _ . _ _ OHIO STATE vs DUKE PA S-IIS $1695 delivered McKEE M O TO R CO. KENTUCKY vs MISSISSIPPI W asher YALE va CONNECTICUT pa 2-2*7* �■ 2E3 i ... • *15 — t f .•’ '•£ ' r ^ ;acs*--SM W /^\v: v •■ '•£ lg ~~- ■'r - I': ''- * • • *:r % .••. -.; •>»,\•, I: Phrttjr d M r through Thursday, H)|li today 98 to ft. Law t p t f i t 17 teTf. vou zus W in lfO t WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 0 , I N t SANFORD, FLORIDA or N ikita Plays 'Heads I W in , Tails You Lose' Game Tl CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION waa given state March of Dimaa ehalnnan Farris Bryant, right, at the Anna MiQar Circle meeting at the Elba Club laat night Presenting tha certificate la Circja President Mr*, H arry Adair, r, while Seminole C og County March of Dimaa chairman John Saule, a guest of honor, look* op. Bryant spoke to Circle members oonceraing March of Dimes work. By ■y LYLE LYLR G C. WILSON WIMON WASHINGTON (U PI)—I t -Js a m atter of individual opinion which o f two fames Nikita 8. Khrushchov io playing in tha United State*. I t may ha tha carnival ah al fame ia which tha load yokel* a rt invited In look for the hidden pen. Or, perhape, it in th a ginoakked game of hoed* 1 win and ta lk yon looo. The shell game aspect e f Khnuhehev’a per­ formance develop# Aron w hat appears to be his purpose in establishing hie own standards by which he wants people everywhere to form an opinion. Khrushchov I* having pretty good luck with that. Tha communications systems of the free and the Communist worlds have been meshed for hla use. Khrushchev haa established for Coromunista everywhere w hat they must regard as a basic fact of h it American Journey. It is that tha U. 8. government Routed him from the common people of the United States. N e w s B ritfs Graham Sets Crusade WHEATON, QL (UPU-Svaag*list Billy Graham ta p e s Sunday a w**k-loag eniiade at Mi t i n e a ita r , Wbaataa Collage. . Fruit Shipments WINTEE HAVEN (U P JP -D eiF carloadlaga ia hexes Pees the Cit­ rus Vegetable Inspection Divi­ sion: By rail, 4,06 grapefruit; ky boat. 1.110 grapefruit; by t m k 43,321 grapefruit; total, U J N . Cannery receipts, 1,3*7 grapefruit. Steel Shortage Felt CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP and moral teaching’s importance in the fu­ ture growth of Florida was stressed by Bryant a t the Presbyterian Church’s monthly men’s fellowship meeting. Bryant spoke concerning the need to keep Florida a desirable place to live as it grows. Presbyterian Men’s Association President R. L. Sloan, left, and Vice President Quintus Ray are shown welcoming Bryant. (Bergstrom Photos) liatrist, Hypnotist In Coiftest O ver Georgia 'Voodoo' M urderess ATLANTA (UPI) - A •Umeocy bearing for Anjetto Lyles, 34, (loomed “ voodoo" poison mur­ deress, became • contest between s hypnotising defense psychiatrist sad s "darkhorse’’ state paychlathat ywsterdsy. Ttie state called ia Dr. J. Sbas- Bids On Gas, Oil 'te l By County The bid to supply gasoline and oil for county vshicles for the next six months wax split by tbs County Commission yesterday between Sinclair Refineries and Pure Oil Co. Sinclair was low on the bid to supply approximatsly 50,000 galJons of gasoline with a .3040 cents Wper gallon figure. About 1.000 pounds of gear oil will be pur­ chased from Sinclair at 13 cents per pound and 700 pounds of chas­ sis grease will be bought from them at close to 13 cents pec pound. The bid for about 30,000 gallons of diesel fuel went to Pure OU Co. which submitted a low offer of .1150 cents per gallon. Pure also *t J o t the diesel engine oil bid with • aJpLn offer of 71 cents per quart. I Plant Managers Coffee Club Guests Douglas Smith, plant manager, sod Charles Smith, production manager, of Dearborn Electronic* Laboratories will be special guests along with representatives toaf Dynatronlcs, Inc., at tha C h am b er of Commerce Coffee Club meeting tomorrow. Some other newcomers to the Sanford area alio will be Intro­ duced at the Coffee Club meet­ ing which will begin at 10 a. m. In Mrs. Applaby’s Valdes Htstaurant. Gaede To Speak T o Jaycees A. H. Gaede, president of the Sanford Gas Co. and Florida Home Gas Co., will be guest speaker at the Jaycee luncheon meeting Thursday. Grade will speak on natural gas and Its various uses, Dave Kling tnsrnuh program ahairmau non Mays, one of two psy­ chiatrists who examined the sil­ ver * haired Macon restaurant operator before her trial and con­ viction for the murder of her niae-year-otd daughter MarcU. Dr. Trajan £. Shipley, who spent some 60 hours with Mrs. Lyles after she was aentanced to die, testified Tuesday that under hypnosis she blamed her own mother far the child's arsenic death. Mrs. Lylts, while in hypnotic trances, denied guilt in the poison deaths at two husbands and a mother in-law aha also la charged with murdering, Shipley testified. Little of this evidence hid come out in Mrs. Lyles publicised trial laat October. In fact, the case waa as sensational a mystery at the state Pardons and Paroles Board hearing aa was trial testi­ mony about her voodoo rites. Shipley scanned Mrs. Lyles' life by hypontlc regression and found no evidence of a “second personality." he said, but found the had a "split” perwxulity. He named her wicked half “Sarah Brown." Shipley testified he found Mrs. Lyles, after a State Supreme Court appeal was tumc ’ down, to be so insane that she collected pink and white angela in a bottle and even drew a picture of one of her angela. Shipley "regressed" her hyno- tleally to her first day of life, he testified, and then "progressed* her to, and beyond, an imaginary death In the Georgia (Metric chair and Into • baa van paved with gold. So deeply hypnotised that a was powerless to tall a He. Shipley said, Mrs. Lyles protested her innocence. Shipley believed bera waa the first case of progression beyond "pcychotogieal death" la medical history. Shipley could not state whether she was insane at the time of allegedly slipping fatal doaas of ant poison to two husbands and a mother • In • law as well aa her daughter. Mrs. Lylei, while hypnotised claimed her mother, Mrs. Jatta Young Donovan, had glveo arsen­ ic to Marcia. Pardon board mem­ bers at this point raised the ques­ tion of placing tha mother under hypnosis. Mrs. Donovan, present at the hearing, icreamed and. collapsed in sobs on a counsel table. Later she testified she hid never done anything worse In her life than playing a slot machine. Mrs. Lyles was charged with murdering husband Ben F. Lyles Jr., who died on Jan. 35, 1953; second husband Joe Neal Gabbert, Dec. 3, 1955; mother-in-law Julia Young Lylea Sr., Sept. 39, 1957, and Marcia, April 5, 195*. CHICAGO (UPI) — The Cater­ pillar Tractor Co. enounced Tues­ day the steel strike wee forcing It to Uy off 11,500 of Ita 40,00* em­ ployes Oct. I. C. A. Woodley, exe­ cutive vice president of the ma­ chinery firm, said that by Oet. 3 the company would bo down to a bar* minimum of steal auppUea. Macmillan ‘Scared’ LONDON (UPI) — Prime Mlalater Harold Macmillan, alarmed by a sodden drop In hU party’a populaxity as reflected by npalgn Into took bit roe lection v tevaa where "mang u a r parmeatary scats' are at Macmillan and hla Conservative Party slat* wort reported "run­ ning scared.” S Strike Illegal ATLANTA (UPI) - A nine-weak Air Carrier Mechanics Ann. strike against Southern Airways, Inc., was ruled Illegal Tuesday by U. S. District Judge Boyd Sloan. Sloan ruled that the strike over overtime work was In violation of tha Railway Labor Act, and that tha strike and anbaaquent picket­ ing of the airline war* illegal. Italian Leads Off UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI) —Italian Foreign Minister Giusep­ pe Palis leads off the round of tha "lesser great powers" la tho U. N. Geasral Assembly’s policy debate today. Pella arrived from Rom* late Tuesday and spent Tuesday night putting the finishing touches to his speech for the as­ sembly, which has already heard the foreign poUcy.spokcsmen of the United States, Britain and the So­ viet Union. Health Unit Opposed MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) The grand dragon of tha Alabama Ku Klux Elan said today the Na­ tional Mental Health Assn, ia "the most dangerous group the South faces today." Dragon Robert M. Shelton of Tuscaloosa. Ala., said be would oppose more funds for mental hospital* in the state "as lung as they have those alien paychlalrists, for as long as they are there the program will be directed by tha National Mental Health Assn., with headquarters la Chi­ cago." Equally established established aa as Communist Communist gospel gospel «Ttry» everyEqually where U something else for which Khrushchev desires acceptance aa a basic fact. I t U that he came hero aa a simple man of peoco with n plan for peace. Communists behind the Iron Curtain muht boilers that, too. They to believe. American or will have noth othlng i B ritish or French Communists also must bo* Have It although they will have been anpussl la both sides of the story. The other side of the story is summed up best in the idea that Khrushchov's aim is peace a t no price. That is, that ho dote, in fact, occirs peace but not a t the cost of mutual concessions which would require hie cldc to give aa w«Q aa ta taka. Tails I win, heeds you lose I To complete the standards by which Khrush­ chev desires th at his American journey he Judged, ho has established for Commuaioto everywhere another baaio fa c t It U that while isolated by government de­ sign from the peace-loving American commoners. will have to "self-impos* a tax" upon themselves or they’ll be waiting for drainage for the next three years, Winter Park Estates developer Max Jenkins told the group. The county can float bonds to pay for the drainage Improvements now, but it must have area resi­ dents’ pledge to redeem these bonds, Jenkins said. Payment by area property owners wiU be strung out over about five yeara, Jenkins said. The route and cost of the pro­ posed drainage ditch depends on how much water must be drsined through it to the Eeonlockhatche* River, Davis explained *The ditch to be built from the TanglewoodTemple Terrace area will probably be a little over a mile long and will connect with the Eastbrook to Eronlockhatcbee condiit now un­ der construction, Davis said. A 35foot wide conduit will be needed if it to to drain pari ef Winter y Park and Orange County aa weU aa the two Seminole county subdi­ visions. Us* of a 3,300 fool long, 15 foot wide ditch running along the Seminole-Orange county line was of­ fered laat night by Orlando ’con­ crete company owner If. C. Buchanan, if the county would clean the conduit. It la not known yet whether this trtnch will be suitable. In answer to who pays for a subdivision’s drainage, William Byrd, 1633 Linden Rd, Tangle­ wood, said that the developer of Tanglawood waa responsible for putting In the drainage but bad don* a poor Job, so it would have to be done over again. Seminole County's budget does not include any money for special drainage districts, County Com­ mission Chairman John Krider told the residents. The bust course is to have some indication from af the area that they are i '• H I Calls Assessor, Board Attorneys To Talk Hurricane Rated No Threat To State MIAMI (UPI) — Hurricane' Grade, with 100-mUe*nhour winds, churned through the Bahamas only 450 miles from Miami, but the Weather Bureau said ita course created no threat to the U. S. mainland today. The Weather Bureau said the storm, seventh of the sea>on, showed some signs of weakening. But a alight In­ tros** J* alii waa ladles***. The U.S. Try Moon Orbit Controls hurricane romalned tldnary Tuesday night Gracia, with 30 to 40 mil* aa hour winds 200 miles la Its van, was expected to move northwest­ ward at about five mile* aa hour during the next 19 hours and po*. slbly a little faster thereafter. This would take the canter north­ east of tho Island af Eleuthers lata today. "The present rate and direction of movement will not bring any dangerous weather to the south­ east coast of the United States to­ day," the advisory said, "but all Into rests from Florida northward to the Carolina* should heap lit touch with later advisories.” AU Inter*it* In the northern Bahamas along the projected path war* warned to take precautions against hurricane fore* winds and abnormally high ssas. Although still more than 40* miles from Florida, It waa too dose for comfort for mainland nsldanta, weary after more than n week of heavy rains caused by a high pressure system to the north, Stela official* said a hurricane could cauaa severe local flooding at any place In Florida that It hit because of the already satur­ ated ground and ovtr * flowing stream*. WASHINGTON (UPI) - U J . sci­ entists wiU try atriy next month Is pilot a 173-pound space pack­ age lato orbit around the awon with radio commands from tha earth. Apparently It will be Mm first use of so-called mid court* sad terminal guidance la space his­ tory. All other space vehicles. In­ cluding Russia’s Lunik II, hava relied solely oa "Initial guidance" to reach their destination. According to Radio Moscow, Lu­ nik II waa put oa course by guid­ ance mechanisms which operated only as long as Us rockets wen firing. Then, like an intercontinen­ tal ballistic missile, It coasted oa a long trajectory to Its target. It was flae marksmanship but could not be depended upon far deeper penetrations into space. A spacecraft using Initial guidance only would miss Mara or Venus by many thousands of miles. On* purpose of the U. 8. moan shot Is to trot radio guidance equipment designed to correct the vehlcte’e course from time to Ume and then, at U>e right moment, to direct It Into a lunar orbit. The 375-pound Instrument pack­ age, it le understood, will contain small rockets which will be aimed and fired by remote radio control. The package wtll be launched by an Atlas-Able rocket at Cape Ca­ WASHINGTON (UPI) -T h e De­ naveral, Fla., la tha early days fense Department designated the of October when the moon Is Is Air Fore* today to be Amarira’s future space force. This was a a favorable poeitlon. Jolt to the Army and Navy, The department turned over to the Air Force sole military re­ sponsibility for all "space trans­ portation" and space vehicle rock­ et boosters. Projects worth hundreds ef mil­ interested in having the drainage project and the commlsion wiU go lions of dollars. Including the 1,500,000 • pound Saturn ahead and figure the cost, Kri­ Army’s rocket booster, will be turned der said. over to the Air Force, according Financing the drainage improve­ to Dr. Herbert York, director ef ment pro.ect would be done under research and engineering. a state law under which the ma­ While tha Army and Navy will jority of the property holders la develop specialised satellites for the arts must approve tha pro­ such purposes as navigation and ject, and elect to pay for M, and communications, a Pentagon an­ (he circuit court must then ap­ nouncement said, they wul hava prove the work. to rely on the Air Fore* for putTanglewood-Templ* Terrace pro­ tag their space vehicles into perty owners who volunteered to orbit. work on the committee were Charles Denecn, Jack Lindsay, A. H. Conrad, Thomas Staidley, Barker Houghtoo, J. H. Shepherd, T. Meyers and Mra. Mayers. Winter Park’s CHy Manager WASHINGTON (UPI) —Tha gov­ Richard Simmons, its engineer ernment reported today that llvWUUam Taylor, Orange County tag coats dtcltaad ta August for Commissioner Jack McDowaU, Or­ the first time ta six month*. ange County Engineer Fred De- Lower prices (or groceries off­ Wilt and Davis will be at the set increased costs of non-food next meeting items to account lor Mw drop. AF b Designated U. 5. Space Force Drainage Canal Proposed For Tanglewood A rea * BY JACK nULLlFS The cost and route of a canal to drain the Temple Terrace, Tanglewood and adjacent Winter Park areas will be discussed by Orange and Seminole County and Winter Park officials lata this week or early next week. Tanglewood Temple Terrt.ce resi­ dents discussed their poor drain­ age problem last night with Semi­ nole .County commissioners and County Engineer Robert Davis. The meeting at St. Richards Episcopal Church ended with resi­ dents' acceptance of the idea that they would have to pledge money for the county to do drainage work ia the Tanglewood Temple Terrace area end that a small committee of residents working with county officials could belt accomplish the project. Eight property owners volunteered to work oa such a committee. Tanglewood-Tcmple Terrace pro­ perty ewuera must realise they be haa bam surrounded, bedded, Insulted, abuse! . by representatives of tho -aoaa upper daises. This set of standards is loaded against tha United States and In favor of Um CocnmttnUtok M la unhappily likely that Khrushchov Bsncnov will win go henii noomw ith no thaw in the coM war. i t ’ Communist car. lTho Mm explanation ia rsady-m u XqIBOf'SWtnld S IUMAI adroit propaganda creating ’S his American journey may be judged. Tho lino win be this: That tho master* ef the American people prevented Khrushchov from getting through to eomnvm m an; that ' mongoring masters thus worn able to rejeei panes; th a t this rejection waa accompanied by discourtesies dishonoring him and tho Soviet people. That ia what Communists, American foreign, would be told to believe, and they would believe i t Some other soft-headed may believo i t too. Living Cost O ff During August 1 p. m. Stocks Sf 3$ HEW YORK (UPI) pri­ MS at 1 p. Americas T * T n t* Americas Tobacae Bethlehem Steal •»•«•••«•••» C E O .................................. Cbryaler *****•*•••iiim Mii OH Cartlaa * W rig* ................. DuPeet ............................ •444 Eastman Eodah Ford Mater •«•»•«,,••«•«••« General Electric nn u General Motors Graham • Paige MM9II44M4 944 Inti. T 4 T SM LoriBard . . . . Mia** Mato •9SO****+***•SS UW •At«M(|SMM9riM9« 10*44 RE 14 444 Royal Americas Basra Roebuck MMM99B9M <144 1*4* Btudabakar ................ U. 1. Stool ......................... WasUnghoose EL ............... TALLAHASSEE (VFT) - 1 County afflcUlo will moot Thursday Is top W settle a _ Is tear, reasonomt af toa property la Em esawtp. On*. Lai . 8 After if* aouaced be has called Tax ser Msry Walker, Baa. Deagtaa Steostrom and1E«p. Mack Q*vwland to a a * Thursday. , Cleveland -to county a r i* SI —w*y school hoard, whleh la vita aUytntorestod to Mto roevshro Uoa aa a snare* af school roveauo. Mrs. Walker resisted Mm commission - ordered reappraisal WASHINGTON (UFI) - Lotos 1. and refused Is accept la* saw Hector, whs resigned recently figures and said aha will naa oarfrom the Civil Aeronautic* Beard la protail at Us policies, has told S I X " President Elsenbovror that federal Grown haa triad four than* la agencies are Ineffective and ased bring Mw warring offlttol* to­ "radical reorganisation." gether and said Tuesday Mat* Tbs Miami attorney mad* a 73- waa (("thtag mors hla office could page report to tbs president la do. "I am turning that hshp wrap which be described the agenclpa as to Mw governor, he said. aa Ideal breading ground for ox rt* one-sided presentations and iproper Influence." Hector said the CAB and other agencies are charged with tacom patible and conflicting duties. "U ta doubtful whether any branch af tho government today function* with leu effectlvsnca,’ he said SAN FRANCISCO (UPI>- FWThe CAB regulates award of •nc Isask, president of Mbs Huto airline routes, air fares and other garian Freedom Fighters of Boa •cooomle aspects of commaretal Francisco and outspoken erltle of and general aviation. Soviet Premier Khrushchev’s It was obvious that many of American visit, was viciously Hector’s criticisms of the CAB beataa tarty today ta Gofaka Gate and the preeenl regulatory system Park. also applied to the Interstate Police said Mm attaek may have Commerce Commission, the Feder­ resulted from dissension withto al Powtr Commission, and tha Um refugee group. Ho refused Is Ftdaral Communications Commis­ tell authorities who waa reaptassion. liblo. Isaak, oow a chemical engi­ n e e r , escaped from Hungary to a stolen airplane la 1956. Laat Sato urday, ha spoke at a demonstra­ tion ta downtown San Francises^ FRANKFURT, Germany (UPI) denouncing communism and pro­ —U. S. Army officials said today testing the Khrushchev visit. the Communist East Germans have refused to release an Amer­ ican soldier they have held since Monday. At flrit, the Army laid, Mm Communists said they would re­ Tho Dorcas Circle of tbs Upaala lease tha soldier but "oow have Presbyterian Community Chunk refused" to set him fra*. The will meet at X p. r a . Thursday at Army Identified the soldier aa the home of Mrs. E. C, Denials a* Pvt Michael Petrov kin, IT, of Lake Markham. All mamhars are Jersey City, N. J. urged to attend. Federal Agencies Need Revamping c Hungarian Refugee Beaten After Talk E. Germans Refuse Soldier's Return Dorcos Circle Sett Meeting Thursday. SHp Of The Teeth MELBOURNE, Australia (UPI)—Patrick Josspll O’Rourke. 85, today wan reported recovering from ft annks bits suffered when h* triad to bit* the hand o ft tha reptile th at attacked him Tuesday, OTtoiurk# M anid hs M M the *heads off hundreds o£ "bit makes while narvring in Burma during the war but 1 had my own teeth than.’ "Whan the snake attacked ms, I tried to bite its head off but my lower fata* troth flipped and the annks bit my tongue. False troth a rt no good fo r this sort of thing," ha said. O’Rourke tried to continue working but >nl1>Bl«4 j -t| �;.-'r W W M M !• M um i m y * * * Phone Companies Ask Rot* Hall* TALLASAmS (OTt) — T •tot* UtMtteo C— lu lu h n o iw o o d , ch ief petty officer, he* retired from fthe " Nevy a fter _w______ rviee aad h e end hia'fkmOy wDl make th eir hem e tn R am an Park. Norwood ha* been etatlon•d a t the Naval A ir Statlen here elnce 1H4. bobkbt i 'j No Bid* Offered On Golf Count. Patty Cooked a aMfUlT" heeUwl kadetaal B. J. Driver. "Ye*. l<)() A. .Ala —*-» AM ALL GOOD BRAND LONDON (tJFD-FMM Mardul sifcwd BACON LeN ireeda*. Tf. thlrf of the ih Imperial geeeral staff at outbreak oI World War It, M I W i i l i liakt af a heart at* lark at the MlUHaak mlWsry hos­ pital. r Tb* Scottish . ben a a n la l aorvad Brtlate la every ■ « )* military agorgjtm hen the N tr War through Wartd War IL lottery rharav. lie wal I te MM bet th* Nat* i Coart threw eet tb* m e toduriceUty. t a t a M K L N IM M w M K H O B Concert By M a ria Cailas S fS O M a y Decide H er Future Stenstrom To Speck On Insurance Code Itota Isiainr ltaadtta glen* strom wtU discuss Ftalfa'a at* insuraae* cod* aod bow an Insur­ ance bill la pnpooed tomorrow il tb* S t John's Ufa m irarltera’ Aaaoriatloa noo* foacheoa at Jim Sptactr'a restaurant Member* will bo eetatod ta th* Comte* Ufa Undarwritera' Council training course to be heM tn Sanford aad the time t a boldlag the date will be tiarassod. to* CTmu o.wn #• t Her*merwa were beiag watched clowaty la Uaty. aapaciaUy la Milan. whore the w«a the darling tf that opera-cans dam city be(ora bar final braok atth U Scala opera bouse. UPl cafTWSfondmt Alda Trippint reported treat Milan that ta­ other outburst of klssaa at bar singing might well tod tb* carter of the “iigama" of Urn opera house whoa* soprano voice la credited with being one of tbo greatest in tbo world. For th* first time la her csreer hisses wert audible among per­ functory cheers when she stag a week ago In Bilbao, Spain. “Hisses t a La Csuas!" exclaimed one musician at La Seal*. “U’a almost unbelievable.*’ bstset etowAar. O n . * * M , l » s v t f r»i M u a * m m i s m s i by s . r»kX w t n W la b a * i s t i . i l n i h e t v . r t t i . t Serna M M u U a bil m i ra te b lilb l twvvn AXIS o u n a n s n At su* M i PamtAA)* o « a t r . r u s lS a asm ear *c * w « » w .a " <V r H SBX SO V cuuut o r th i cuw vrr cocnr *r U in ta r . v t x u < tx i m rm h tw tot t w *.*Ai* t o m s ono«v ru n s a a n * ewer t o r r t a r t u f t Legal Notice cw ijrrv a * m » r«taai«eio.e Va A l t * tor* •< rwait. 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Sha blamed the unwanted oagagemenu ta bar traablaa with Meneghtel, bar Fan* wore awaiting tonight's pwrtamaate with anxlsty. They nnrtr.nl hao* that bor wm mlabt not aurt catching up with b*r. That paat Include.: A run-throated row In liu bachatai* la Chictflo with eight proct.a a*mrs. Charg** of vtoUlioo at centred tb* tarn* jtir by the Vtama opera bouae. Cancellation of a coocart la Athena two month, later becaua* ah* (Ud not Net wall. Charge* that abe watted out of the Edinburgh Faatlval la 1M7. Non-appearance at the Saa Francisco opera house (or the iaj7 lesson, Aa Italian lawsuit ov»r thw us* af her nan* to pubUciaa • broad of apagbettt. A walkout at the Rome apart house in January 1M beta* Itel- A MW county map la beiag com­ pleted by th* County Social Dept. The ala by four-feet map will replace Urn plan now being used which waa completed la IMS aad revised in IMS. AQ county arena except Cassel­ berry are now shown o* the map. Including subdivisions completed up to ter* months ago. After Dowl­ ing Appraisal Co. ftalsbcs tb* CasatlbUTy map In about nix « T.tl.fJ, «r AAr OtbAA AAA M. . r * ’ i W tAAHA* w m Aa b*IS I* i s * S .m tA .J. C.'VAly C«Url 1>,mmh»SAAAC» m u W aJ**«S a>. vVloA«r u , l s i s At t S t | \ u . at AA A - « UAIAAtUr AA A«M«bU. s.'fsr *•“" ,h~ ,“ £ S rm\w p «h A A lac i DWWHaw LABOR GBBSN 29 1-Lb. Shrimp Cana S -L b . Box 59* n w JONATHAN Cherry Pie ^ APPLES 45 GRAPES CREAM cacu. 49 4 a 35‘ TOKAY 2 “ -2 5 ‘ FRESH ITALIAN * 2 “ *2 5 't THIN SKIN JUICY LEMONS SULTANA d^ 2 9 ‘ CRISP Salad Dressing c Ivory Soap 4/2Sc Large Sis* Ivory Soap 2/31 c FORPENNIESADAY! with modem, clean, dependable Gemk Ac Off Ivory Snow 28c Soap DOG CAMAY Bath Mat ZestSoop 2 29c Zest Soap Ate Fort* track carrytag possibly H u h pemaa plunged over a TISSUE 6 ANN PAGE — PURE PLUM PRESERVES PRESERVES lg. box 33c . ^ p t ^ u p e r J^ a rk e ts Oxydol lg. box 35c MS Saatad Aern FA Tide lg. box 33c .0 1 1 * 6 9 * Detergent Clast Stt* Cheer 77c Detergent Dreft lg. box 33c Joy 22 ox. 69c Doth 25 as. 39c Cleaner Lh. Bag Cleaner I I ten Mr. Clean 39c Spic N* Span 29c i > GOOD B ta Dot SOUTHERN Nttaral Gat Co. 2 ‘iK 19*1 23* Cracker!’ 1 lb. 28c 21c Deterge** 3 • Bwth B ta I NAHA, V AMA OfcteAW A UTtV-A A rVS. 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Sh. i-u-i ^rUa-,:*^ u* c*,ww c“ r^ 1^ wb *t Pork a n d pwetnd A USDA Itapectnd HENS ANN PAGE New County Mop Almost Ready U bAWbr t l ' « tA At-nrUAn wltb Um i Im S ,t saa t a t a i>AeuU.HM »6.« w. t...m.A. »*, ^ jjaatous a % u n r a u ia auiiaa «a« m ia a is i SAA.n.,4 at». maOAk AAAVAAC TtoUer BAKING Gia Grade Tender MagoaH* A re. n i 2nd Street OPEN UNTIL • P. M. FRIDAY NIGHT Fabaloas ^Tomoprtnc* D n ig n Stminkss Tmbiewsrc Salad Dvtataw MU Season's 2/33c Waldorf 4/35c Mbits *r Cwtaad Paaaut Batter 11211 J if’ 12 oz. ja r 41c AX 9 �M I | » •« n ^ * f r a Pw tH T » • y y fV f* lfrA® **. * W a\ "iVD* * ••• w ' ^ ^ g g fU * " 2 5 , ^•«?®?sSJ;ru'SS 5 ,* 2 a 's w .'5 S & S g g b s s if * ir« i< D u rifcl •n d *> 4 * o i« i o a thou«« • * tr i |S*fci<l- .:. i . ■ft G e n e ra l Electric A IR iw k if w iiL m N-SSUli-WC te LAKE SAkTON”. . . oftly M w tm « ( i If lit l A J r give you w hat you w ant in a NO 'A ti u “Ts 4 A 1 T" ' ' V IT. . MAfe V j , ------ a ir "i L, JkL DOWN PAYMENT ! CLOSING C O STS ONLY $ i|C 7 5 fa * 1 th e H eftier 3 - C V * | ct*S o f • * ? | 4 > J J . M ~ * f y / ’ LAKE DAVIS payment. k M V U fjlw L M tiil, m w Uioitoo. 0 « rJ (Hr.ot •> >H*i l tOWISI MA TUMSI*• Only l<0Q.4o«.i. In^tudb* Oaimg >Q\h. MwiVy paynoMi l i l . l ) , uxL b**<. «tl,ajn*r'liaXoa. Qn< 40-yta> M f l g g f t ■I 3%. OtUr.it tt Iter*. r.ild»M. only U^iL ^ 4 3 l' . DOWN •• .. PAYMENT ONLY '•I y IKJf nvent> ftorw * 6 2 . 6 8 >Ij n f n t i v l Or»*f iHi' 0 l t i / 0 ' i v 4 ^ , M ' rnoity a« jr a t 5 «*<t t o F l o n d a »#•%*• I*-rsrv •• • Words from Heftier customers prove the value that can be offered to you through Heftier designing, planning, engineering and building . . . Combining operations saves costs to give you more home for the money. HOWEUPARKIS RUUD (OR YOUI Paved streets and sidewalks * Community water treatment and sewage plant [N O SEPTIC TANKS] * Schools and churches * Playgrounds and rec­ reation areas • Country dub proposed with golf course, swimming pool, tennis ceurts, handball and shuffleboard. If you haven't seen these H eftier Homes, DON'T MISS SEEING HOWELL PARK TODAY! ALL MODELS COMPLETELY FURNISHED W I T H DECORATING TIPS FOR YOU! f n . Your choice will include everythin g — N O H ID D E N EXTRAS . . . O N LY O NE M O R T GAG E . . . N O BALLO O N PAY M EN T S . . . A N D YO U L IV E IN O NE OF C E N T R A L FLO R ID A 'S M O S T E X C IT IN G A N D DE­ SIR A B LE N E W C O M M U N IT IE S ! th e H e ftie r 3 -b e d ro o m LAKE ESTELLE " w ith 1VS baths v n s i NO DOWN MYMINTI CteUg I t ih of any ISOS], Montely pnym.ri. has 177.1 J «k I. hA n i I, Hi.twn. On. 30>y«.r M r t g .f . .1 3 1< V L o w isr n u m u s t Only 14)0 A W i n M k l ' i t e o Monrtit, parMOtifcOM $7ttlljte < l. te t.f. •«'. .MOrhiBkon. On* 49-V*«r Mrtgog. •I iX O ltfry d M fterld a r .t M o h only. Drive out U. S. Reute 17-92 from north or south end turn oost on Routo 436 ond con­ tin u e 1200 ynrds to th e Hsltlor models. B rinf th e whole fam ily ond see how greet liv­ ing con bo in HOWELL PARK! H E F T L E R H O M E S IN HOW ELL PA R K LAKE HOW ILL ROAD, BOX M « PIRN PARK, FLIORIDA • PHONE M l 4-5170 • NNANCING SV. INSTITUTIONAL U jlTOAQI COMPANY 1 i t It II J .l T 1 �< T.Wa sh ing to n <u p d - Frankie Caibo, notorious underworld bow at baaing, ind Truman K. Gibson the fight I i w ’i tap pmoMu . '• f t voder FBI a rro t today, aloai y M l throe other baxug florae, ta m unprecedented federal creekd m an prliefUht corruption. They a n rbargad with trying to ■ Vawetta la” M the earnings *ad darter of welterweight dumplcn Dot Jordan with thnala of vlo* knee la the IPeount Indictment! aialaat each. Others a r m ted la the P it nand-up w en Prank (Utah) Palanao, well kaown Philadelphia M a t »anai»r} Joseph Uci, i Ida Angelea sports promoter; aad Lheia Tom Drana, described as a West Carina, Calif, bookmaker. la addition, William Daly, light maaager of Englewood, N. J., was warned as a eo-eoniplrator but not ‘ah a defendant. If the Are ladle ted a n foaad guilty they lace long prison terms ar hoary fines, or both. Announcing the arrtete Tuesday Tbs indictmeats w an handed down by a fadaral grand jury at loa Angelas Tttasdsy. PUty-flvtyear-old Carbo, whose hpodhim career since the age of U has hooa highlighted by three murder charges aad one manataughtsr conviction, was am stsd ta his room at Johns Hopkins Hos­ pital ta Baltimon. Acquaintances say ha la being treated for dlabotes. Ha will be arraigned la his veom lata today. The indictments charge that tha five defendanU threatened physi­ cal harm and violence against Don­ ald Paul Nesjeth of Covina, Calif., manager of welterweight ebamptoa Jordan. Also threatened wai Jackie Leonard, a Los Angalei Survlvlng are hrr daughter, Mrs. Percy Jones of White Plains, N. Y.; a son, Norman B. Tremper of New Rochrlle, N. Y.; four grandchildren end two great­ grandchild rrn. Funeral services will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow at Urisaon Funeral Home, Ilev. Herbert W. Goerss officiating. Burial will be in Ever­ green Cemetery. LUTHERAN CHURCH of tha Radaamar haa racabad __________________J M P P B I In Sen. FToridts-Goorfia Dlitrif ' fortL_____..._______„ Tha prtUmloary __ __ by Architect Hal Harries earlier waa ap­ proved by tha ehurcb committee needed M ayers, The m e Rev. nev the local chureh headed by uon Don Meyers. Herbert w . Ooeraa, pea tor, aaid paator, aald construction on tha new building la ia exex­ pected to begin before the end of the year. LARGE SIZE BOX Agents Urge Added County Insurance Consldoratioa of ■ "moot real­ istic” figure than 1100,000 fin In­ surance on tha county courthouse wai suggested la county commis­ sioner! ytKsrday by Clifford MeKlbbln Jr., m aking for tbs Coun­ ty Property Insurance Committee. Tha courthouse now haa 1100,000 000 to 115,000. The commissioner! said (hay need to study tbo recommends. tioua aod asked the committee to provide a revised coat schedule of proposed policy, changes that may be compared to the present schedule. Shorthand Course Being Organized Sedatives Knock Out Actress A class in shorthand dictation and transcription la bolag organlied at tha Semtaoie County Voca­ tional School especially for persons interested la brushing op « short­ hand and spood building. This course will bo helpful ta anyone wishing to take Civil Ser­ vice examinations. A general re­ view of ihorthand with omphaila on speed building will be given. Tbls will be followed by a (lass la typing sod transcription. Tha dictation class will meat from 1 to S p. m. aad tbo typing class from S to 5 p. m. The foes are $2. Interested persona may sceure further Information by caUlng tha Vocational School, telephone FA 2-060, or coming to tha school lo register. NEW fORX (UPI) - Actress Vicki Cummins* was found un­ conscious from an overdose of sedatives Tuesday night, police reported. The blonde stage aod TV star was taken to Bellevue Hospital whore her condition waa described as critical. After receiving emer­ gency treatment, Miss Cummings recovered enough to be removed to a private hospital. Mias Cummings’ husband, Wil­ liam Qlbberson, told police ha received a call at his office from Mias Cummings to say she had taken several pUls to kill the pain of a partly-mended broken leg and w u beginning to feet sleepy. When he arrived at their apart­ ment, she waa unconscious. THE OLD HOME TOWN jt You never had it so d e a n ! Bet, ea a much broader scale, tha caart action; L Prevents NBC aad RCA from ■olid NBCs "network power of «swrf«fu« to acquire say broad* east Itatioa by coerckm ta the futa n .” 1 P n rsats aequUUlom of sny sabetaatlsl ownership iatenst ta say TV ststloa la the Urge markatg without first getting tha go- JAWAii HXITWS XJPtCKWDUP THAT ^ OOTTUf <f HOMEMADE BARBECUE SAUCE j give vandalism aad malicious mischief protection also waa pro­ posed. ' County Home area insurance changes recommended included Increasing insurance on the hos­ pital and Its contents from 15,000 to la,500, raising Inauranea on the Negro Home and its contents from $1,000 to $0,000, and lncreas- Lane Beals Nuccio n Tampa Election Dairyman JoTAMPA (UPI) Uaa Lane, 46, win aueceed Nick Nuccio, 64, as mayor of Tampa Oct. 1. Lane, a political newcomer, de­ feated Nuccio In Tueaday'a run­ off election by some 4,000 votes, according to an unofficial tally. Some 70,000 votes were cast ta the heaviest balloting In the his­ tory of Tampa city elections. The unofficial count gave Lane S6,IOa to Nucclo’s 32,321. Lane had pledged to run the ''professional politicians out of city hall” and set up a buslnsia AND SHERBET A REAL TASTE TREAT GA. GRADE A PoH-Pacrot DIALER New Hearings Set For Jimenez MIAMI (U P I)- A federal Judge haa sat Nor. 21 to hear more arguments In Vensxusla’s legally entangled request to extradite lor criminal trial. Its ax-Presldeot, Marcos Perea Jtmaaes. Legal technicalities Tuesday Be­ layed setting of a date for a hearing on tha request and the Judge quashed a warrant for Peres Jlmeuex' arrest Paras Jlmsnei continues to live for S3 years, campaigned on his ia his swanky Miami Beach home record and past governmental ex­ and has applied to become a per­ perience. manent resident of the United States. Francis BeUamy, who died In 1M1, ia credited with composing Thera were 21,349 parsons la the Pledge of Allegiance to the Federal prisons at the end of 1954, Flag. or 5.1 per cent more than la IM7. Good S h o d m ein good poature for your child! A R M O U R ’ S STAR (LIMIT ^ LBS. PLEASE) FOODMART INSTANT News And Advertisement 33 BLEACH GERBER’S • JUNIOR KRISPY ^ CRACKERS BABY m FOOD 2F°r A TETLEY TEA For hom« delivery 8HURFRESH CH EESE • it i/ii our frh n ily M p CALL * 1 S PR E A D f % { SCOT TOWELS “ - 2 39* SAN FO RD ^ 0 0 CHULUOTA Wa Reserve The Right Te Limit Quantities �^ -----------------— — W«>. Sept. 23, 1969—P « |ft g ^Hoboes’ To Dine, Dance Pilots Attend •District Meet Jr. Story League Plans New Group rt» The Little Women Junior Story Birthday" and presenting her .with League held the first meeting of a gift. In keeping with the Sep* The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW 1939-80 season at the home of tember holiday, honoring labor, Post 32S2 are sponsoring a “ Hobo Mrs. W. L. Roche, Monday night Susan Tanner told Ruth Sawyer's ,? liDC’. 5,r*' H ,r' | fr>' *»» held around the lovely Dance" and dinner tonight at the and made plans for the new Kalian folk tale "The Magie InH Ur. T.[. ,i r,1' deanie B,*ir I pool Friday evening for all the Box." * *• VFW club on the Lake front. year of work and tun. S“^ ” rV Bl ..returned gueat*. Saturday morning a tour Sheryl Stemper was elected his­ Mrs. Roche served refresh* Sunday from Fall Council meeting of beautiful McKee Jungle Gardens Dinner will be served at 8 p. m. followed by dancing at I. Music torian. President U Vigne Pitts ments of lemonade and cookies of District 4, Pilot International was enjoyed. which was held at Shamrock Vil­ Business sessions were held on will be furnished by llsyden Fut- appointed a year book committee to the IS members and visitors composed of three of last years present. lage in Ft. Pierce. About 230 mem­ Saturday afternoon and Sunday. trell and the Seminole Boys. Junior High School honor stud­ bers from this district attended the Saturday's meeting was in the Tickets are on sale by all auxil­ ents, Karen Metzlcr, Carol and aesslons. iary members and are $1 per Sheryl Stemper. form of a symposium which was A water show followed by • fish followed by a general discussion. person. The theme chosen by members Before the banquet a reception for the year book was “To ad­ was held honoring Mrs. Beatrix BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION — A joint birthday party for Mm. M. \V. venture w-e go on winged feet". James, a past governor and now Bowes and her son Frank was enjoyed a t the Mar-Lon Restaurant by a Mrs. Lewis T. Hosky. teacher of serving as Treasurer of Pilot In­ group of relatives. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Finn and Mr. nnd Mrs. .lack Muhan8th grade English si Tinecrest Jr. ternational. Among those serving na, of New York City were visiting the honorcos. Following n spaghetti High School was given an enthu­ The Lake Monroe Brownies uo* as hostesses was the president of siastic welcome as a guest of der the leadership of Sirs. Paul* dinner the family group danced to recorded music. Seated front left. Mrs. the Sanford club. the group. um Hobby ratt at the school re* Charles R. Bowes, Mrs. Finn. Mrs. Frank Bowes, Mrs. M. W. Bowes. Mrs. The banquet which was attended Messages of encouragement cently. This group organized • Sara Thurmond and Mrs. Mahanna. Standing. Charles R. Bowes, Mr. Finn, by more than three hundred Pilots The newly organised Flower were related from Mrs. Robert J. and co-Pilots was held at the Frank C. Bowes, M. W. Bowes and Mr. Mahanna. (Bergstrom Photo) Sorority held a tea Monday night Schmidt and Mrs. Kent Bateman year ago with five members now A group of VAH-3 Wives met at Flamingo Club in Shamrock Vil­ has nineteen girls. They mads at the home of the president Ric­ English teachers or Seminole plans to make drums out of .of* Ui« home of Mrs. E. W. Foote in................. lllc lage. From. the ...................... speaker's table, the kie Cox, 1305 Forest Dr. Pledges High School. to formulate plans for; Governor of District 4 called the fee cans it their next meeting. • •Finecrcst The need for the organization Attending were: Betty Hobby, cocktaU party scheduled for President of Pilot International in were invited to attend for the first of a new Junior Story League 0* Q. Washington and by a special conCarol Muse, Wanda Muse. Marla time. It will1 be for members of the nection, the President* Mrs. GeorKaren Miller, vice president. In­ i exclusively for S. H. S. students l ee. Frances Hunter, Sylvia Giles, officers WivesClub and their hus-igena Havltna, gave her address, formed the pledges of their duties , was discussed. Sophomore and Diane Jarret, Bonnie Taylor, Betty bands with VAH-5 wivea in charge As Georgcna*a birthday was only lo thc members for thc next Freshman members present vol- Frank, Jcrlene Zipper, Melody • ? arrangements. Hostesses will'a few days away, the convention month. At the same time other 1untecred to meet with high school Ilsnsen, Jeanette Kingery, Mary Mrs. Oscar Meredith was host­ be Mrs. Foot* and Mrs. D. J. [ guests sang Happy Birthday to her. members held a meeting to d' • engllsh teachers to make plans Warfcl, Theresa Warren, Rults for this organization Bullard, Susan Eber, Jane Wake* AH business was completed by ess to the Ethel Root Circle of the The Florida Federation of Gar­ Book, to he used are “ Art Out- cusa old and new business. The group surprised Mrs. Roche, field, Shirley Muse, Gayla Gallo* Tickets are on sale now at S2.50 noon Sunday. While there the four Congregational Christian Church, The group is holding a .car wash den Club, ha, itartcil a land­ of-Doors" hy M r Schuyler Van a former Junior Story league way, Mrs. Hobby and Sirs. Gwea per person and reservations! Pilots from Sanford and several al Harry Adair's station First St. •hould be made through the of the district officials were guests Monday evening at her home on scape design school of its own so Rensselaer. “Complete Home and French Ave. this Saturday. counsellor, by singing “ Happy1Muse. that garden dub members might Landscaping and Garden Guide" squadron repreientaUve no later of Mrs. Margaret Howlett. one West First St. charge will be $1 per car 0 than Oct. 3. Miss Mary Jo Robinson gave lake accredited landscape design by Raymond P. Korbobo, “ Garden The of the Piloti from Ft. Pierce, for and they will appreciate thc pat­ lunch. Soon after arriving in Ft. the devotional. Mrs. Oscar Zul.|*chool courses without traveling Design" by Sylvia Crowe, and ronage of Sanford residents. Pierce, Mrs. Ball met with the rower president, presided al the ou 0 * C * * ° . u . , ,, “Thc Things \Vc See: Gardens" Governor of District 4 and her . . . ,, . lour courses will be offered at by Lady Allen of llurtwood and Four new officers elected were Connie Ball, treasurer; Barbara business session. Members were ilx lnot)thf intervalf jml SUCCess- Susan Jclhroe. Board to make plana for tha Dis­ Nix, historian; Samira McKinney, The VAH-11 Enlisted Mens relurned from deployment la the trict 4 Convention which will be urged to get their Uaxton fruit, fuj c,,mpict|on u( all four courses pledgcmastcr and Sally Wallace, Wives and the Chiefs' Wives Clubs Mediterranean aboard the USS allow thc particlpants to reheld In Sanford at the Mayfair, cake orders ui as soon as poss-' chaplain. gave a Welcome Home party for Roosevelt. April S-9-lo, 194b. ib‘e. , . , ... , . I eelve a Nalional Council of State It was voted to have the Christ- fi#rden clul)S. Appraiser, Ccrtifi Refreshments of punch aud as­ Ihcir husbands recently. Tho men The committee in charge M at* mas party for circle members cate. sorted cookies were served to rangcinents included Daphne Beau* The executive board of the San­ Dec. 14 and the Christmas tree for Delegates lliosc present. ford Art Ai»n. met at the home, VV.S.C.S. ... champ. Julia Girtler, Helen Gcr* / r\ Courset l of the land«ca|H- do- k / thc Sunday School Dec. 33. Plans, Thc pledges are Ronnie Steinhis. and Dolly Shields. Thc NAS of Mrs. Helen DcWitt, newly Attend Seminal' were completed fur the Ham Sup-! >‘-*bool ,<>ol will Ik held Ocl. . 3-7 . / V CWlGCl r T 6S. 0 elected president W. E. Gray, ruch, Carol Ellison, Phyllis Spen­ ballroom was c'sboralcly decorat* Fourteen members of the W. S. per to be held this Saturday in! at Jacksonville 1 1 rd and a butfvt dinner served to Lake Mary, was appointed to the C. S. of First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall of the Church. " Auditorium in Jacksonville. The Dhcbean Sunday School cer, Sandy Anderson. Pain Jor­ the group. Cdr. and Stri. G. 1L executive board, ss member at attended the Orlando District The public is invited and tickets r"° four "’Uuclors for the Class of (lie First Baptist Church don, Jean Benson, Sharon Karraker, Bonnie Haskins, Cindy large. Robertson were honored guests. are available from any member ™ur*° ar‘’ al , t o * " " met recently (nr their September May, Kvlo Dosscy, Carol Watson, WEDNESDAY Committee chairmen appointed ChurcTm ‘^ I n T m e m k ! ’'*115’ of thc l(lc circle. clrc Mrs. Joan Clevrngcr gave the Price, are 11.23 for f‘ol(‘ l‘u^ rt " J* First Baptist Church Prayer welcoming address and on behalf head of the Dept, of Landscape meeting at the home of Mrs. F. Michael I'opc and Suzanne Jones. Ph^ ! ' A « ?relie, dcr =du!tsj j and 30 c t , for children tm*!| Architecture at ttte University of service, ’ w p. m. S S Cabinet cf the club expressed the appro-* membership, Mrs. UeWitl pro- Mrs. F. D. Hlckok, Mrs. W. P. W .TM 7 “ Meeting, 8:13. nation for efforts of the president, grant, Mrs. John Schirard J r .,1Chapman, Mrs. Pearl Lynch Mr. Refreshments of punch and cake I i""1 *hair1n,a," °‘. la"‘1' An inspiring devotional was Mrs. Georgia Ball publicity and Hrodlc William, Mr,. L a '. were served to twelve m e m b e r s ' J « ' k ' n schmds for the NaMid-Week Bible Hour, First Mrs. Gcrbis and her assistants. given by the class tcachc-, Mrs. Joe Malhleux wUl be in charge. tings, Mrs. Ashby Jones. Presbyterian Church, 6 p. in. Sen­ She also expressed appreciation and two visitors Assisting thc ,‘on»l Lounc‘l of *u ,c Bardcn J. D. Cordell. ior High Choir supper and rehear­ of the health and welfare chair* Mrs. Clarence Pursell, Mrs. R. hostess, Mrs. Meredith, were 1club,. Mrs. B. J. Massuy gave the re­ sal, tt p. m. man, Mrs. Dolly Shields, who Went _ . J h® workihop is scheduled u. Hutchison. Mrs. W. W. Tyre. Mrs. Gertrude Wools and Mrs. Frederic U. Stresau ami Bailey O. Breedlove arc both outstanding port from the nominating com­ Commission on Missions, First far beyond the call of duty in her ® (°r * * • * * ■ thp Sra t* B!lldm8 Mrs. Robert Drayton, Mrs. T. C. Ura Alford. Methodist Church, McKinley Hall, helpfulness to anyone who called *n MeU°" O’Steen, Mrs. W. A. Norris and Thc next meeting will be at the landscape architects from Ft. mittee: president, Mrs. G. W. 7.30 p. m. .tr. Mathieux will s e t|y |ri EU£Pne William,. for help. Cdr. Robertson gave a Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Gridley Jr. 7:30 p. m. Lauderdale and Mrs. G. 0. Gjuerhome of Mrs. Earl Moxlcy Ort. 3. up a still life study from which response, relating how much the loff is a landscape architect and Skipper; vice president, Mrs. Ver­ entertained al a neighborhood Pinecrcst Baptist Church Prep­ non Hardin; secretary, Mrs. Rob­ parly, Sunday afternoon honoring all members will work. They Check-mates, lhe moathly news* lecturer from Central Florida. aration Week. may choose their own medium letter from the wives, was enjoy* Tiie school is open to the public ert Hodges; treasurer, Mr,. Al­ their daughter Susan on her fifth and must bring their own mater­ rd by the men. Polly Shields en* as well as lo garden club mem­ fred Chile-; devotional chairman, birthday anniversary. The party ials. tertslnrd the group by singing an bers. All interested persons arc Mrs. Donald Flamiu; social chair- room was dccoralcd wllh balloons At the end of the session a dis­ original composition, “Sailor Boy." asked to contact Mr,. Karl WH-|mcn. Mrs. Dan Batten ami Mrs. and Ice cream and birthday cake cussion period will be conducted All wives of VAIt-U who are in* Hams 8333 Calento Street Jack j Delta. Group leaders will be was served to the voung guests. concerning the accomplishments sonville 11, Fla. for registration.] appointed !>y the piestdent in Members of Circle 3 of the First (crested in keeping thc club active Attending were Glenn Meyers, of the evening. There is » $10.00 registration fee! October. Mike ami Ricky Voltoline, Cindy Baptist Church met Monday at are askrd to call the president at 1McKinny, Robert and Tina Hoitcn, 10; 45 a, m. in Hie Chapel with FA 2 4487. New members will be f Ricky Kemp, Georgia and Alecta Mrs. H. J. Finch, co-chairman welcomed. Rainbow ... . .. i , . m ,, m u.I MA.t.i, a,t nil,. .1 ,f 11e.i n/if na 1st n . 1 !.. presiding. Members repeated th e1 Those attending were Mr. and Mr,. Hardin. ! Jo Frieze. Masonic building at 2:30 Sunday I copies^ot^sll lecture iwie»W. M. U. walehword “ Laborers Mrs. Andy Rollon, Mr. and Mrs. The hostess served dcligioui re­ afternoon for installation of new1 logether with God", and Mrs. A. David Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. M. freshments consisting of fruit officers. Mrs. II. E. Cordell, past A f * T \ A / 0 | / - r t r n f l e J. Peterson lead the group in G. Spains, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. worthy matron, was installing of V r C l CUllLCS I punch, open-face sandwiches, poClevenger, Mr. and Airs. Tex prayer. ficer. j I tato chips, ei^tc, nut, and mints. Beauchamp, Mr. and Mrs. J i m , Following routine reports, Mrs. New officers installed were k. i *T* / I Those enjoying the evening Bruton, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gerbia,' The Scminola Rebekah Lodge Robert A, Williams read a letter Miss lamia Koke, worthy ailvis/ C C Z C rlC T S 1were: Mrs. Cordell, Mrs. Massuy, 4 Mr. and Mrs. John Girtler, Mr. No. 43. will meet Thursday night from the Rev. and Mrs. Roe | or; Dotty McAlcxsiuler, worthy i Mrs. Skipiier, Mis. Hardin, Mrs. at the I.O.O.F hall at 8 p. m. Beard, missionaries. Circles one and Mrs. II. A. Shields, Mr. and associate advisor; Diana Haynes. Thc Assru-ialiun for Cluldliood Hodges, .Mrs. C h i l e s , Mrs. Final plans will be made for the and two Joined the group for the Mrs. Jackie Fitzncr, Mr. and charily; Kilccn Myers, hope; Flamiu, Mrs. Benny Austin, Mrs. Q president's visit, scheduled for lesson in Christian Witnessing, Mrs. Kirby Sutton, Mr. and Mrs, Education met recently at the Al­ Barbara Wimberly, faith. Kiu II. L. Swaggerty, Mrs. Holly Oct. 8. All members are urged taught by Mrs. Martha Marshall. Joe Slunks, Mr. and Mrs. J . J. Beasley, chaplain; Cieryl Repp, tamonte Elementary School for l'icrccy, ami Mrs. Hall, to attend. Members attended thc monthly Sicczkowskl and Cdr. and Mrs. nature; Linda Sue William,, im­ thc initial meeting of the sea­ luncheon and program meeting. G. H. Robertson. mortality; Sandra Avcrcttc. fide­ son. The business and program Those present were Mrs. Mar­ meeting was preceded by a des­ VAH-11 Wives Club lity; Sandy Wright, patriotism; Summer Hair Care shall, Mrs. Finch, Mrs. Peterson, Carol Repp, service; Jean Mark­ sert course. Mrs. Williams, Mrs. M. F. Smith, Bridge Club Meets Plan Skate Party ham, confidential observer and New teachers were welcomed A few simple steps can keep Mrs. 0. G. Hollar, Mrs. A. J. The Sanford Duplicate Bridge All members of VAIMt En­ Carol Ann Schcmniing, outer ob­ by officers of Die organization.! summer's sun-sami-und-surf, and Walker, Mrs. II. B. McEachern, Club will meet Thursday at 8 listed Wives Club interested in SUSAN server. Dr. Ruth Smith oi lie Land ^ was | u(tPn over-zealous breezes, from Mrs Kthrl Murray and Mrs. 11. p. m. in the Community Center joining thc skating parly at Skate During the Installation ceremo­ guist speakir and t 1 . L wreaking havoc wnh jour hair, 16th and Magnolia Ave. E. Turner. City next week end arc requested nies Miss Faye Garner, soloist, plans of action for the 1939 60 . . . „ .Shampoo at least as often as your to contact Mrs. Ann Sicczkowskl Food For Thought sans “ Somewhere over the Rain­ season ) at FA 2-1742, no liter than Thurs­ bow," accompanied by Miss Kay LINDA KOKE Officers of the organization a r c i'1** “ « * «nd " I '13" luH Nibbling all day long may be day. Ivey. Mrs. Charles Bosch, president; I moulure by applying a small healthier Ilian eating three full Mrs. Marcia Llppmcott. first vice aniousit of cream hair conditioner, meals daily — if men and rats president: Mrs. Wilma Morgan. f or »ar«‘y and convenience these have anything in common. Lake Monroe P.T.O. second vice president; Mrs. Nan ,,raul> Products are available in Dr. Clarence Cohn, reports that ry Brock, third vice president; mclsl squeeze tubes which, lucK rats permitted to nibble food durDiscuss Problems Miss Frances Cobb. rcc. sccrr- r'1 weighllessly away in your vaca- j ing the day picked up about 10 By MRS. II. L. JOHNSON H e l e n Mcphcnson. llon »“ lc« c ar« compact and Un I per cent total body fat. Hats fed The Lake Monroe P.T.O, met '‘,r> Mrs. -rotary Mr, Mrs Sara .Sara tranFran-| breakahie, and. because jou fold meals by stomach tube three times | in the school auditorium Monday lur secretary; up as you use them up, show i a day averaged 17 per cent fatty “OLIVETTI” evening at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. w. E. CC1 Darker, treasurer. Mrs \ i r them just how much is left. ^deposits. rOKTAULE Giles presided over the business kinia Krause, program *hni.; T Y P E W R IT E R . ! session. Miss Mabel Chapman ' lr*' Mar*arcl ‘,0" Pul"" Jt,lon with a SIIXMASTER • One of thc greatest challenges | gins starving. Heart attack fol gave the devotional Since Ihc rl,m ■,nd l*cor«!eU 'hb>, legislawith n 84,000.00 with • of modern medicine is ti find a 1 lows. group withdrrwr from the state | tton account J 5,000.00 $.1,000.00 way to diagnose athersclcrosis— i Often, atherosclerosis has no organization In May it will now ACCOUNT ACCOUNT before it brings on heart attack.! effect simply because Ihc traffic ‘’" ' H i t s T h e S p o t MEMIIEIt f)K AGA — IIHINGS A Without doubt such , discovery; Isn’t completely Jammed. ! New by UwT7ol»ce“ n?ng this A vaccine against measles made would save as many lives as any ( The role of cholesterol, a fatty were read by Mrs Claude Hittell. from ,hc viru, lhat iaUsc. ,n,. other discovery which medical substance in the blood, is I H under 1U I T ,t*10 ,,v Rroup «decided s% xs« sv\* to Iremain V liia iU in III | . . .. .. . , s i i -11" > science could achieve because intensive investigation by the va- , 1^ Seminole Council. Mrs. (Hies 011111,1 11 ‘ Just in time Its reduce unit — f‘ ' protected most of a group of t-hil much of what we call “heart di­ nous Heart Association research- h e m m ^ *iii^r,*v * on ^ J field i n dirn for three years. . . . . i help in toe school library, sease" is artery disease for a era. In ihc laboratory, animals trips and in the scout trips, get weight off your Waist, Dr. John M. Adams, in a re­ £long time before it strikes at RADIO whose blood has a high cholcslcMrs. Anna Brantley gave the port to thc American Audcmy of Hips, Thighs and Tummy for the the heart itself. I'M RADIO with a Think of your heart ss a city, rol content have had heart a t-!budS'l report as set up by the Pediatrics, said that in one ex­ with a 11.000.00 Holiduy Henson ahead and your arteries as miles upon tacks. For a time, prevailing extc,uUve tl^ ard- The * * * £ « periment, 165 children ill a Cali­ .42.000.00 ACCOUNT miles of tunnels leading there— medical opinion was that choles- ^npei^oiT Oct ? 9th John \n -el fornia State Mental H<'ipital were account tunnels which carry your city'a terol was the major villain in ihc orindoal ln?rmluced truV h^ vaccinated. When an epidemic of ALSO — INTEREST IT.U YEAR measles broke out, only thice of ^ hAtherosclerosis IT c D ro G « de is i f * :a Adroicnt! rol)le"V .Th‘‘, and with ,hc Herbert Thurston reEARN INTEREST FROM SEPTEMBER 13th virulent not been p.discarded, but ,dca keen ha* in- prriPntlni pjrcnt,_ C0ndlu.lcd FIGURE BUILDING thc vaccinated children developed form of hardening of the arteries, <:.m?h*h< fr*,* * Pan*l jnc|,ldeii discussion, a development common to ad­ sibilily 1S.ub that the Kl!i body •Usl inability cui|ed t[,e yuestions raltp )n tinthf »«*“••«*• vancing age but by no means to break down the blood into an |choo, ,unchi homr work amJ o o WEEK m i INTEREST PAYABLE ORLANDO OFFICE (anlainup • m confined lo the elderly. Thc walls easy-flowing liquid may have as u.nl ,lome ' by teachers staling #ww I fto f these vital tunnels are not only FAYS MONTHLY OR 201 K. Ctatrll (-a* |f°rnu produce* "• i,cr ? . ' .................... »* .............. ««w i . i * i p *" . . w of thc cantaloupes grown in thc hardened but roughened and thick­ as the cholesterol ilevel. i itfudie*^ QUARTERLY Ph. GA 3 4441 ened when alheroxlerosis occurs. 1 to 6 vltsils a week At present, atherosclerosis can Miss Chapman, second grade 1 ’ Sl dur,n* lhe nurketing season Scarlike tissue forms on the be diagnosed only through heart teacher, had the most parents A "‘'d-summer California cuntc$ 20 Q u arterly fo r ■ $1,000 Loan inner walls of the arteries as they attack itself, angina pectoris—a present. Refreshments were scrv- louPc '* h tm sted only when vineFREE TRIAL SESSION roughen and narrow. Eventually, manifestation of inadequate blood I 10 Q uarterly for a $2,000 ldian (-d in the school lunchroom ripened. the opening clogs, or a bloodclot j j upp|y (0 (j,e heart—or. some Ask about the Swedish Hand Ma<sage blocks it—and the supply of oxy-i electrocardiogram, $ 60 Q uarterly for u $3,000 Loan and Steam Hath. gen carrying blood to a Portion Thtre i, much that medical S 80 Q uarterly for a $1,000 Loan of the heart is suddenly cut off. j Kjence cin do for heart attack Ethel Steel, IteRt-itercd .Masseuse Although the heart a*| victims. But s reliable early test $100 Q uarterly fo r a $5,000 Loan the pump which keeps blood cir-1 woujd makp preventive medical GUARANTEE •'-slating through the body, “ O, history which would be rememAVAILABLE TO RESIDENTS OF FLORIDA ONLY mood which passes through its I h ,f,d gratefully through thc ages, • mm m m mm ^ ■w • • • m mm III.Dl < K GAIN four chambers doesnt feed It. I t 1 Keep chi l dren 3 " WaUt A» much »« 13 pound* C L !!' AND M AIL is a tremendously hard-working pr epar ed for 3 " H ip. • nd prupartion figure SELECT AND LAY AWAY Waal quarterly inrome of —............ — ............. muscle, and demands its own sup­ weat her em erieaclas. 3" Abdomen 1 would Ilka la mi ni ...... ............ ..... F airbinlta • Murj« Pum p, ply of rich fresh blood, coursing CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW AT Thumb test shoe* for tlnn lle p tir i To All M ake, NAME ............ .................... through a network of astenes go-1 •eles and have shoes roF A 2*7066 WIEBOLDTS ADDRESS -.. -----............ — PHONE — — ing through the heart to nour1;h ptirtd now. Howard C. Long: CITY CAMERA SHOP it. When a major “ tunnel" lead­ 207 E. COMMERCIAL ST. KIRK PLAZA 110 E. Commercial PLEASE SEND LNFOP.MATION ON PROSPECTUS C arter’s Shoe Shop ing to the city of the heart is 210 S. Dark Ase. FA 2-2831 blocked, that p u t mststuly be-! Dark Ate. Oauositi Food Fair ■• • i • w ■ ■ .4 *Oct. Party Brownies Plan Activities Sorority Fetes Pledges A t Tea Planned Mrs. Meredith Circle Hostess Garden Clubs Offer Landscape School Welcome Home Party Art. Assn Plans First Workshop Mrs. Skipper Church Calendar Birthday Party For Susan Installation Rites For Rainbow Girls Rebekah Lodge Meets Tomorrow Circle 3 Meets r r FREE GIFTS FOR NEW Prevent Heart Attack With Early Diagnosis ACCOUNTS TRIM-ETTE Figure Salon Pre - Holiday Season Special CRED IT F I N A N C E C O R P . $1 % a. J f i fy - s *l l �r i SI %. a &[ v m 7^525)5? \-V /iv li' 1 HI 1 .j | I 9 h I V ” A 1 SECOND GIGANTIC 3316 EDGEWATER DU, ORLANDO SECOND w n r «f the Hudson r. T h e dlamotwt noek* worn h y Uio princes* r t n f tb a crown jnwnts. 3316 EDGEWATER DRIVE ORLANDO ALOMA AND LAKEWOOD AVENUE WINTER PARK NATIONALLY ADVERTISED CRYSTAL CLEAR ' ; -1W M l MM tern of the Circuit t t m In Bomlmte County will open RW . I wlnn civil cuca wiU bn dm ntad tar trUla and piaaa will in criminal tuti. - Criminal Mate wiU bn bold H i r . M Civil cams that can bn M N M out of court will bn dinOMOd af at a PreTri»l acuion sin e . IT. CtvU trtete WiU be hold f mm. 4.XI, IMS. , O rk iit Court Judfo Volte WUla m s will try sU Urn county’s crim inal caaoa and about half th# otvfl naans. Judin Vssasr B. CarlInn wtil try tl sther hall ol -bin nivU eaana. Timm will probably bn morn B m lsat year’s Ml esana fil'd In tbn circuit court thla year, aaya Jodjn WilUsma. Thorn havn been ' M i flbd linct Ue bniianteg 01 133 S. LAKE BARTON RD. AZALEA PARK 25th & Park Ave. Sanford, Fla. kCO'-' 2 PLY QUALITY CUP THIS COUPON AND RKOEIM IT AT ANT POOD PAIR! STAMPS JUNE BOY FRESH Educator ORBIT PREMIUM \*t Prnm iujT i HOUSEHOLD NEEDS Byrd: $ Delicious WOODBURYS W INTER CARDEN 'CHICKEN. BEEF. TURKEY HILLS-O-HOME CHOPPED OR LEAF TALL CAN LIM IT-4 WITH POOD ORDER 303 CAN LIMIT PLEASE FROSTMAID FROZEN FRENCH FRIED �V V A £ D K SH 6 . _ . Wed. Sopt • From Young WiltonU Certified Grade *An QUANTITY 4 To nans ttsavo 10 Lb 'Average Kother Zion W hole CHICKENS EXERCISE has been re. commended by Dr. Final Dudley White* f a m e d heart specialist, who prac­ tices what he preaches here as ha takas a bike ride while attending the meeting of the Academy of A rts and Sciences on Nantucket Island.________ CRY-O-VAK WKAPPtD LI PULLETS, CAPONETTES, BROILERS, CAPONS EVISCERATED — READY FOR THE PAN P I L /CA7t~$S£/V CW K5 o n to . CHEF ALFREDO TASTY IA M B S A I£ f • FARMER GRAY ALL PORK S A U S A G E 10 OZ SIZE MOTOR I LI ROUS MILD TAR NOWS ALL MEAT . SKINLESS $1N TARNOVVS SLICED TALLAHASSEE (UPD—A SMB FR A N K S 12 OZ CELLO PSC OR AZALEA it* m h* ki i* m * i m eM a s i * )uMB° s h r im p *V “ 69i ' FRO G L E G S u89< W LOBSTERS . vii t4 sk i SHOULDER u*i 12 OZ ROLL BRAUNSW EIGER L A IK IB r # !, Ul w- . BALTIMORE (SELECT OR STANDAR D)................. 49 O Y S T E R S • oz CAN Hickory Ranch No, 1 Quality Sliced is * BACON Lb Judge Throws Out Act Restricting Public Hunting LB CELLO leglalaUve act restricting putUa huaUag ee a stats wildlife managarasnt a rts esar Inverness has k m invalidated by Circuit Judge W. May Walker as “ uacoesUtutioaal and unenforceable." Walker laid the State Coaittt» tlon lives exclusive control of ptblie huntini to tb t Oame and Freeh Water FDk Commission. Ho soil the leglalaturo can not usurp M s authority. Tho controversial set, which re* itricted hunting to 1,100 acna, y e pushed through the legislature by Sen. Jamea E. Conner, BrooksvUto, after tome Sll deer were abet dur­ ing the opening day on the 49yM acre tract last aeaaon. Tho commission a n n o u n Tueiday tho entire area will l bo open for hunters this year, cept for a small section in a era Hernando County. Tho roi tho tract la located in Citrus C ty. Restrictions on tho total kill Bar tho season will bo act at a m att­ ing here Friday. Archary hunting will bo ted Oct. 31-Dec. s and tbero wig be three two-day gun hunts batte­ ning Dec. 13 with no more t |u i too hunters per day permitted. — , * Tho first completely autometts process for manufacturing tfeW waa developed In 1934. R O A S T MAYFAIR NATURAL OPEN EYE SLICED SWIM BI SCUI TS CHEESE STATE FAIR SHARP AGED BANANAS APPLES 4 New Crop FRESH CRISP » 25' & /h < £ R Y HONEYDEW S SWEET POTATOES C A R R O TS CHEESE when you d o ... visit FAMILY! If you netd ''" S e t of 3 MATCHED ASHTRAYS with the purchase of each carton of DUAL KILTER TAREYTON or HIT O L tlC PARADE FILTERED f / U CIGARETTES. J EATING OR COOKING LARGE CALIFORNIA CHEESE MAYFAIR CREAMED C O T T A G E LIS 16 OZ CELLO MERINGUE 49< VALUE EACH phone: FAirfu 2-4412 before noon to irrangi for money the same dey! •; LIGHT AND FLUFFY CwkVM hum Angel Food RING CAKE LEMON CR COCONUT UPTO$600 1 12a oo m oo 22000 312.00 432.00 99100 VALUE EACH >700 11.00 13.00 1400 2400 3100 LADY FAIR W HITE SLICED cl B 1 IE A D 2 H 39c ICED CINNAMON B U N S FINANCK SERVICE, IN C af b aled t 29c TT 125 South Park A m o e Phono: FAirfu 2-4112 Sanford. Florida I i l l | • t-Y Ft >6}___ ill ' if'l A’ �> " rm : \' i \-r ■ ' u.; Ry 1 L 'r -| M W ^ ,v A CRACK SHOT, Sanford'* C hief Chari** A . V te te f, rig h t, received th e Bronx* F l*et Rifle B adge re cen tly f o r placing in th * A tlan tic F leet Individual R ifle M atches. Coiuuuuidwr Floyd L . IU rria , C om nm nding O fficcr o f V A H .9 presented th * m edal to C hief Vining ab o ard th e U SS S aratoga. la tbo roof over I ways about M lb when th* Saoomplotlon. 1 out of control nra but flrtman Bum apnadlng 4i ' Search Continues ih i l UnclearShip i By FRED DANZIG MEW YORK (UPI) — Some* time* the elmpier the Idas, the batter th* show. Taka Tuaeday night’* NBC-TV special, A Total to Jerome Kara. ' he wrlter-prodOeer, Bob Wells, hind u brigade of finger* end dancer* to bat out tbo tun#* by item for about OO-mtnutoa. Re­ mit*: Pleaunt lDtenlng molt of tbo time and attractive viewing i moat of tbo tlma). My qualified praUo la du* to apses *uch aa a raucotuly up* after leaving Fort te flab. They art Mj w i Bm Lm Baaria a. Jab* WHlismi, MarabaU ] Md frank The tbra _J of Um Echos craw said Johnny Sclmoca of I t Fetenburg appar* aatly “loot Ms mind” aftor Um trawler's angina want da ad early Monday. They aald they locked tb* a-raar-old Msmaa in a cabin, bet tiu t be broke oat and Jumped overboard at J:M r.m rT ue*tlayv Ikippar Malcolm W. Smith aald the foor-man craw, all from St. Petersburg, bad baas under groat tenable abet Friday urban the re teal raa late heavy weather kicked up by a aor’eaater. tween firat one treuuro and them another? What I taw of Bronco, which ata n Ty Hardin, cam* as a aw* prtae. I’m not referring to my ■urpriaa to watching eom* of tbo worat acting and directing over •sen on TV, but of tb* oponiag scon*. Hardin appeared in n row­ boat — yes, a rowboat — off the TB* tttjMMOO Savannah, a leak, white, cargepaMenger ahlp, raa ebriatenod by Mr*. Dwight D. Saiabewar a t launching caremoato July B . U waa than towed to a Mth at tbs yard for completion of 11" high, •"wide, Bud Croaa, Sanford Allyn Hauacb, Sanford Mao Stampar, Fare Park Jimmie Duhard, Sanford Lulu Richardtoo, Altamonte Springe AT tASn THE LITTtK 4 IVffCOtP PtCTK-BOOK OP SCIINCC. . . 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The Chicago White Sou are "lx" end the neighboring Milwaukee hU 21st game, aad Bek Shew beM ■raves may be Joining them soon the battliag ladiaae to tew ever m m op modern-day baseball's the first S i*s kotos*- U rn when Clevslaod toedsd the h a m In the p n t i jfOTKi Bcrxi. ninth, slnheshells* Gerry Staley It seats eely S3.31 (tax'laded- sauntered in freaa the tollmen, de­ id) to travel by bus from Chi­ livered ene pitch end get Vie cago to Milwaukee, ebout *3 miles Power to hit tote n game-ending away, aad that path looks more double play. and aeore like the out fane will i t shuttling on during World Berks time. the past toor pears, twice as man­ The White Sox did their part ager of ton Indians and too leal • by cltoehtog -their lin t Amsricin two yean with toe WkHnSan. But League pennant to to years with it was a hitter defeat tor Joe Gar­ a 4*1 victory -ever the 1*4 *9. den Of ton M 1***, who fRtoUlty .TReadey eight, aad the Bravss left the d n b at mane ' ton in­ leek e big step to the same gen­ stant the final out was xaade. eral World Series direction when Pitching conch Mel Harder win they defeated the Pirates, 3-3, to lead ike Tribe to their remstoiag awvs a full game ahead in the four games. Hettonal League. The Braves' victory ever the ' There were eevttal standouts to Pirates moved them a game too White Sox' cltoeher. A1 Smith sad'Jim Rivera sup- fiSwsrssj* *• ,i“,h Colts 9 Veiled Press Isternatioaal The Baltimore Celts, defending National Football League cham­ pions, are 9 4 point favorites to dafest the Detroit Lions le a day 'Jones Running At Quarterback In Florida Drills Ylsamin has a sprained knee. Lowell Hughes, who backs up Elsaman, will play despite a re­ cent operation. Mississippi, one of the Big Three only Kentucky sad Mississippi Stmt* atact this year, ran against Kentucky plays Tues­ day. Auburn looked good in e hard practice which emphasised punt­ ing and place kicking under pres­ to aure. Tennessee continued to work dor a powered offence and stiff defense ageinst the highly-re­ garded Auburn squad. Fred Brown returned to the G(eorgia team In a display cd ■peed with two 40-yerd touch­ down runs Tuesday- Vanderbilt, which travels to meet the Bull­ dogs at Athens, gave up heavy Work in preparation for their season opener. m Florida's Gators bad their sur­ prise quarterback. Jack Jonee, gunning with the first unit in practice today, but Coach Bob .Woodruff says Wayne Williamson Will alternate with the Oklahoma Junior college transfer who spark­ ed the Gators over Tulano last Weekend. Mississippi State, per­ ennial conquerors of the Gators, planned to give Florida some ^gM re surprises. V Tulane tackls Dave Painter Was a doubtful starter against Miami Friday night in the Orange Bowl. Miami's ace quarterback, Fran Curci, continued to run aad pass the Hurricanes in practice. Georgia Tech, Alabama, aad LSU worked hard for their gaatoa .with the Southwest opponents this weekend- ^ U s s e r y G a llo p s NEW YORK (UPI) — Bobby Usscry has ridden five winners ia the last two days at Aqueduct. Usscry climaxed a triple Tuesday •board Jet Fuel (29.20 la the feature race. when they begin defense of the Western Division title la the Maryiaad city. The Now York Giants, defend­ ing Eastern Division champions, are three - paint underdogs for their season opener with the Rams in the Lea Angeles Colise­ um Saturday night. The Cleveland Brawns also be­ gin their campaign Saturday night Coach Paul Brown'* Cleve­ land Club, which baa won Eastons honors seven time* la nine sea­ sons tinea entering the league, ia a three-point choice to down the Stealers at Pittsburgh. The Chicago Been, Chicago Cardinals mad fan Francises Forty-Niner* are fevered in Sun­ day's other openers. The Been are fevered ovsr toe Packers at Green le y by <4 points. The Cardinal* are favored over the __ _ four i t Wash In__ toe_____ Redskins Chicago. The Focty-tfinsn are two-potot choices for their game with the Philadelphia Eagles nt Inn Francisco. The Xams-Gatoto game Satur­ day night will be nationally talevised (CB8) a t l l l l l p.m., t.d.1 This clash will pit the Lee An. gels* offensive unit, probably thd league's fastest, against • New York defense that allowed fewer Potato than any ether NFL club Jimmy Orr and Jack McLalren, Pittaburgh'a No. 1 offensive ends, are aunlng leg Injuries, Jack Butler, 1'itUburgit'a all-league de­ fease back, h at a sprained ankle. Mike McCormack, Cleveland's captain and offensive right tackle. Is recovering from a knee injury. Chuck Uowley, Chicago Bear line­ backer, is sidelined with a knee Injury. Ed Henke, Ban Francisco defensive end. is out with a simi­ lar injury and Jim Pace, OM of the club's moat premising young otfeosiva backs, is out tor the seesex with a bad kaee. In the American • League, the Yankees beat the Senators, 8-4; the Red Sox nipped the Orioles, *•3, and the Tigers topped the Athletics, 8-4. Art Oitmar checked the Sena* to n on six hits in gaining his 13th win for the Yanks. Fife Wash* legion errors helped New York to flour unearned runs. Pete Runnels' triple and Dick Gemert's single in the seventh in* niag broke a 3-3 tie between Bos­ ton and Baltimore. Prank Sullivan was the winner and Skinny B.owa the loser. Haney Kucnn’a three-run hom* er powered Detroit to its victory over Kansas City. Jim Sunning hurled 3 t-3 Innings, enough to earn him his ITth victory. Rookie Ken Johnson was the loser. Freeh VeMx Homogenised MR Som e o r vhe M/3 0 S S T GAMES as his CAREER r/f/S, mo/it H /F HE CAft STAY HEAR H/S R ECO R D FO R M , E f T/ElRO TE E M AJOR . CEAOVE RECO RD O F IS S TR IK EO U TS ( A MEM iE A O U E M ARK) AMD * AMO SET77MO A 3 •CAMS RECORD O A 4t W E E S , S / ME Y/RTUALLV RARE CERfA/R ME'LL K/Rp O R 4 THE SEA&OR VrfTM MORE \ STR IKEO UTS 7*AR /MR/ROS R lTC M EP -A R EA T TR IC K AtO Halted Freaa latoraatlaual NaUeaal League San Fran. Oil 000 020- 4 0 1 Chicago » 0 010 002- 3 13 1 Sanford, S. Jones (8) and Landritb, Hcgaa (I). Hillman, Elstoo (•) sod 8. Taylor. Wlaasr—Elston (94). Loser — S. Jones (20-13). HRS-Marshall. Altman. x-Chlcago 92 30 .600 ... Cleveland >7 S3 .380 44 New York 17 73 .313 HU Detroit ‘ 73 71 .300 164 Baltimore 72 70 .480 194 Boston 71 7t .473 3)4 Kansas City 63 80 .423 to Washington 63 87 .420 284 x-Clinchcd pennant Tuesday's Results Detroit 8 Kansas City 4 Chicago 4 Cleveland 3 (night) New York 8 Washington 4 (night) Boston 4 Baltimore 3 (night) Wednesday's Probable Flickers Kansas City at Detroit—Tsitouris 44-3) vs Koytack(14-14). Baltimore at Boston — fisher (13) vs Casals (111). New York at Washington (night) —Terry (3-M) vs fl-cner (9 9). (Only games scheduled) Thursday’! Games No games scheduled. National League COUNTRY TAVERN Prices D’Amato Is Urged To Face Inquiry This Weekend Food King e r MP Zatopck was the greatest runner 1 ever si». Also: Florida over Mlsdssippl Bute, Mississippi over Kentucky, Cierason over Virginia, Ueorgl* ever Vanderbilt, 3MU o u r Geor­ gia Tech, South Carolina ever Furman, West Virginia over Richmond, and Weke Forest over VPi. Iks Southwest Texas over Msryleod — Threefoot putts a rt golf* Uufhstt shot. Arkansas over Oklahoma Stain —Right handed plubsrs can be *e whacky as lefthanders. Texas Tech over Oregon Stole —Favorites have to fail in skijumping contests. Also: Baylor over Colorado, Alabama over Houston. ArUona over We(t Texas Stole, New Hexlee ov8r Colorado State, Hardin Simmons over Wichita, New Mex­ ico State over Tulsa and North Taaaa Bute over Texas Western. IS Os. Cane r PORK A BEANS BUTTER BEANS BLACKEYE PEAS GREEN PEAS NAVY BEANS PINTO BEANS Morion's SALT (Round llox) Solid Pack TOMATOES (S03 can) Food Kinjr CORN (303 enn) Red Bird VIENNA SAUSAGE Food King OLEO (6-oi. pallia) W. L. Pet. OB Milwaukee Los Angeles San Frsnclseo Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis Philadelphia st 81 12 77 71 72 60 13 u 67 M 74 78 80 81 88 Tuesday's Brselts ,.v» ... .333 1 .3(7 } J 10 74 .480 l | .474 13 .460 13 .417 214 Chicago 3 San Franstsco 4 Milwaukee 3 Pittsburgh 3 (night) St. Louis 11 Los Angelas 10 (night) Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 1 (1st game, twlnlghl) Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati (2nd game, night) Wednesday's Probable Flickers DUmar (13-Ok and Berea. Ra­ San Francisco at Chicago—Anmos, llydt (3), Woodethlck (7) tonelli (19-10) vs Anderson (12-12). Ids Angeles at St. Louis (night) and Korcbeck. Loser — Kamos -C raig (93) vs Miller (42). (13-19). Milwaukee at Pittsburgh (night) -Burdette (21-14) vs Kline (10-13). (Only games scheduled) Thursday's Games No games scheduled. CHICAGO (UPD—Rudy Kills gets a TV payday tonight, and he's assuring hi* fans he'll be bark to collect morn, Ellis, a 22-year-old Chicago middleweight, tangle* with Kory Calhoun, a 23-year-old ring vet­ eran from White Plains, N.Y., in the Wednesday TV fight feature. But ha doesn't have much faith in the 6-5 odd* against him. “Thla is my first time on TV," he said, scanning the guaranteed 94.000 payeheck. "But let me as­ sure you, that It will not be the last ona. I will make good. And I wilt be back." Ellis has knocked out 10 of his 19 opponents in a brief ling tarccr. Calhoun will be making some­ thing in the nature of a comeback. Unco rated among the top 100 pounders in the world, he has lost twice to Spider Wcbli, now the top rated challenger for the title awarded Gene Fullmer by the Na­ (2nd game) tional Hosing Association, and he Cincinnati 000 200 OOO— 2 3 0 has lost once and drawn another American League—CoUvlto, In­ Phils. 000 01U 20x— 3 1 0 dians 41: Killcbrrw, Senators 40; i Purkey, Brosnsn (■) and Dollar- in bi* tail two fights. I.*mon. Senators 33; klsntle, Yan­ rer. Ballsy (8). Robinson. Meyer kees 31; Maxwell, Tigsrs 30. (8) and Lonneit, Thomas (8). Pitching Winner — Robinson (2-4). Loser— National Lessee—Face. Pirates; Purkey (10-11). HR — Pinson. 18-1; Law, Pirates 18 9; Anlonelii, American Leegwc Giants 19-10; Podres, Dodgers I Kansas City 101 000 020- 4 7 1 COLUMBUS, Ga. (UPI) - Pete 141; Conley, Phillies 12-7. Detroit 003 111 00*— S » 1 Rademacher will fight Calvin But­ American League—Shew, White Johnson. Herbert (3), Kutyna ler of Cleveland, Ohio, in Miami Sox 174; MrLish. Indians 19 8; i (7) and House, Smith (I). Bun- Brash Sept. 29 in a heavyweight Wynn. White Sox 21-10; Moisl. Ti­ ning, Burnside (6), Morgan (9) fight. gers 16-9; Mass, Yankees 118. and Bcrberet. Winner — Bunning Rademacher ie fresh (rom a (17-13). Loser — Johnson (0-1). (ethnical knockout over Ralph Schneider of Miami ia Greenville, Games On TV LOS ANGEI.ES (L'Pt) — The S . C . Rutler hasn't fought since 3 arch Ids Angeles Dodgers final three of 1938 when Aloiuo Johnson slop­ games against the Cubs at Chi­ cago thla weekend will be teleped him in eight rounds. vised back to Lo* Angeles "a* a public service," it was announced Nieporte Winner today by club President Walter AKKON, Ohio (UPI) — Tom U'Mailey. The Dodgers normally Nieporte of Brenxvilto, N. Y., only televise their games a u in st won his first professional tills the Giants s t Ban Franclict/ Baltimore 000 100 200- 3 9 0 when ho fired a five-under-par J6 Boston Oil 100 lOx— 4 10 0 to take Use Rubber City Open Race Draws Interest Wilhelm. Brown (7) aad Trian- with a total of 267. NEW YORK (UPD—Who said do*. Ginsberg (8), Sullivan. Out­ there are nn National Ixague turn (8), Fornieles (9) and White. Pretty Good Years Winner — Sullivan (1-11). Loser- ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Rogers fans left in New York? All the Brown (104). HR—Geiger. Hornsby, playing with the 8t. remaining gams* in the torrid NL Louis Cardinals, complied a five- pennant race are being broadcast New York 001 031 201- ■ 13 3 year batting average of .4021 from in tho metropolitan area by radio Washington 010 003 000— 4 9 3 1921 to 1823. station WMGM. Rademacher Slates Bout A t Miami Y our F reeser and P an try G ood F o r THICK SLICED COUNTRY STYLE SAVE! HEILMAN'S Suimr Cured SHOULDER PICN ICS Milwaukee too oio MO- i s o Pittsburgh ooo oio 002— 3 a t Plstrro, McMihon (9) and Crandall. Haddix, Face (9) and Burgsss. Winner — PUarro (6-2). NEW YORK (UPI) — Certain Loser — Haddix (12-12). HRS— friends of Cu* D'Amnto were Crandall. urging the beleaguered fight man­ ager today to return from Puerto Los Angeles 312 001 003-10 14 2 Rico in time for next Tuesday's SL Louis 403 020 OOx-ll 14 1 hearing before the New York Koufsx, Churn (1), Lablne (3), State Athletic Commission. Unless the pilot of former Williams (4), Kipp (6), McDcvitt heavyweight champion Floyd I*nt* (!) and RoMboro, Plgoatano (6), tenon docs appear, his manager*! N. Sherry (•). Jackson, Bridges McDaniel (I) and Smith. Win­ license doubtlessly will bo re­ (1), ner-Bridges (8-3). Loser—Churn voked. (3-2). H RS- 11. Smith, Hodges, D'Amato apparently to the last Flood, Howard. la the parido of witnesses for the hearing, which is Investigating the strsngo promotion of the June Cincinnati OO* 000 001- 1 3 0 99 fight, wherein Sweden's Inge- Phils. 010 010 Otx— 3 12 0 mar Johansson won tke heavy­ Pena, OToola (!) and Bliley. weight crown from Patterson. Owens (12-11) ami Sawatski. Los­ er—Pena (3-9). Gators In Gridiron Picks t rnm. U U, mi um Cab* < m 3 Daxkl m Junior Gilliam oil M m » GlgXU, K The FNDiei n r tf t infield out to wind op tbo strug­ • twi c e r from m »urn, u gle. Walt Alston tried sverythtax. Including aloe pinch hitUrs, which •at i major league record. o i with hto itoth victory, helped Hal Smith hit a grand-elam the Breves as mueh with his bat homer la the first Inning aad Curt ea be did with bis pitehing arm. Flood hit e two-run homer In n Ordinarily a weak Utter, Pisano five-run third toning rally by S t bleeped a two-run double Just in­ Louis. GU Hodges bantered with side the left field foal line to high­ ono on far the Dodgers. light a three-run seventh toning Reekie George Altman's two-run rally ngatoit loser Harvey Had* homer with two out la the ninth dfai sunk the Giants. Altman's gameP lia n t yielded only six klU winning homer tam e off the daring the c i j t t lasings ha Giants' to-game winner, Sam werfcsd sad Den McMahon yield­ Janes, who was werktog la relief. ed two more in the ninth. Del Jim Marshall also hit a two-run Crandall l|it a homer for Milwau­ homer for tbo Cube. Reliever Don kee, which bow can clinch at least Elston scored his ninth victory. a tin tor the pennant by winning Jim Owens won his 13th game three of Us four remaining games. for the Phillies when be slopped The Dodgers went down fight­ the Reds on five bite in the open­ ing. Bookie Prank Howard's pinch er aad winner Humberto Robin­ three-run homer la the ninth drew son and Jack Meyer combined to ViPoint Favorites Jearless Fraley Includes By U8CAR FKALKY The Wert USC over Pitt — As ■ apart, I late bundling over curling. Iowa over California—Lacrosse .still Just a lot ef bsggatnwny me. Air Force over Wyoming—The •besnbsll," originated by the gavemen, has to be baseball's olde*t pitch. Also: Washington over Idaho, Oregon over Utah, Baylor over Colorado. Iowa Stats ever Denver, Washington State over Ban Joss •tote, Brigham Young over Fr*sxo Bute and Utah State over sAritons State. W H e Seuth LSU over TCU — -Nk# to §*a Stove Owen, -retired" from the Giants six years age, back as head coach st Toronto. Miami over Tulane—Tap dancer BUI (Bojangles) Robinson still hold* the world record for running 100 yards backyards. 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Thia if a record of good work* and moot of it could not le re b e e n handled through organized charitlee or other Khrushchev this man was the highest official af the city la which he was aa honored guest It wae limply laceeceivabie that ha could have injected iato Ma talk tha Uiue at the strength sf the two systems, and which weald bury which, without prompting vdMtra (HAVAQIE The Salvation Army sent IS girla to the State Youth w a p . five to the Band Camp, 18 to the Guard Camp and UMrMmger^girk'to the Sunbeam Camp in addition to ita m Of course, this takes some money—more than these industrioue women can collect The United Fund includes funds for the Salvation Army and this year haa budgeted 99,000 fa support the work. Grrtag to the United Fund will help keep the Salvation Army effort going. Remember the Army’s unselfish con* trib u tio n s to the unfortunate and be ju st as unselfish as the H is ia tide eempuUton to put eeacerned shout hie reaction ee Saturday sight. They saw him not u i propi (indict, putting oa a public reaction fitting ta the moment He was instead, accord* lag to those who hive Mowed him ia many places and under DAILY CROSSWORD A cno a s LCUrue M l g. Daub eg point BBiLcae frequent IB. OU of n ee petals M.OtdSpsaiah sard gaam (var.) •LMarkaman IB Flowertam plant*-It. Tantalum (*ynw) - dow n L Deadly ggjipoo. «a >. Preposition a C u tk 'i feativsl SLSmrto S .ltnam *. Escapes r T r u r r ar r *” J r Wk t r r l >1 Impel!* aa a rate «*. Whole MU| 41. Meat 4*. Injurious things 4*. Jug 44. AppoeMau *r 1 % ft4 F ] JT7 ; M l * DAILY CROSSWORD a. Wavy (hea) V. A toeak 10. Eyed U.Thueheraodi ■ .P overty strlchau M. Malt bevaragM .Carrier ( ‘ sleeping sickness M. Music note IT. Perches as. Wax used In skiing II. Goddess o* 4lOverhead trains BOonflan A Internal decay at fruit B Garden 94. Two-year. egga old salmon U. Bind 37. Accumulate^ M. Mandarin ten as lor wsr t e . ---- and euh1 ML Wood. support for M. Street piaster (abbr.) * 1 •a#H^T m IT. Urge won* 94. Blow (mus.) ten** people 11. Tellurium * (sym.) It- Holding devices I*. Famous n— It ship canal *7. Vietnam w city **. Category M. Coral Island ni 40. Ireland's (poet.) 41. Detect 41. Permits DOWN 1. Stringed Instruments 9. Not any S. Malle find.) % *4 % J % w, 7T w % m %4 (var.) OS. Btngte greeg 18. JellyUks material A 7 i % M ty* 4i f i % SI at i » se te* 'A -M. yy Wednesday, September 23, 1959 ja c k w a i r a n t in ; l o w . n e t s— n s m s i i m w a t m e n j . s u s u u i u , AOv e rteain a r a is e c s s t u t i a r a n a sea o n m im rnmam S a u n S M aoeestt. eseee M i s e r OeSebe* I f . l a t e e l IS . ree» _ u 4 w IS . An e l e n s n s e e l H errk & IU a w a a . e t U . Del See V ie w e S M Se re illS e e eeele ■eraid I M to p o a tte e tle e e l aU M e leeal eew e —***** )tlj te (Se »« Week Series Gives A ll Ages Quotable Quotes Seeing-Eye Dog To Join This Wedding March Interest Is Raised On Savings Bonds Lots Off Film People W anted To See A ir -M 34. Celebes on as. Withered % ■/ % it BY KD KOTIKBA I He’s standing then, a dosoa Beltevlll#, Md. where for one solid Naturally, tha atadaate ralUhsd WASHINGTON Then are two yards away, predicting the sod hour, Secretary Eire Benson’s “Tsoi (at Tasebare” t a his lectures aad kopt wide awoke, mental pictures l’U hold of Nikita of my way of life. A moment men had tha Russian leader trapty weed eaa the waflt petes. (or etudente at high etheel aad Khrushchev ia the years to come, [before, be said ..this _wee ta an* By DR. GEOIGB W. CRANE college level eaa rate a geOd They’re vivid contraita and they nlvsrsary of tbs day the Com*^ fp * d ~ ta'a eecuud-tuw eeat wUlle GARB C-U7: Jam S„ aged l» teacher very aesnrataty. were developed a few hours apart munlsts took over America. Thla they lectured at him from three started school ( e r the first time A lot od lottsgu t oaehore (aad One o< these mental scenei is wee a slip — be .meant China, feet away, telling him things ilka last term. prase hors) eUU try to gat h f aa Intimate see — a picture of And he nelly didn't mesa to what kind of commercial fertillw When she reached home the! a serene-appearing farmer eiUing, say “comrades'’ — he itld be would make petunia* grow faster. afternoon, she w u ia tears and For those 40 minute*, Khrush­ bored, listening ta a simple lec* meant to any “gentlemen.’’ But told her mother she wasn't golag ture on fertiliser. those elipa of the tongue, inten- chov—the man bolds a hammer beck aay aura. The other is frightening. I'm sit* tiooal or n et wen enough to bo* over tha personal Uvea of teas "Why, Heney, what’e the • * of millions—s it completely sub­ tlag ia a Jammed ballroom heir* tray that man'i subconscious, U r?" asked her mens. lag a short, shiny-nosed suntan- Strange, Indeed, it w u that dued. Not a word did he speak, “My teacher telle fibe,” stated supposed to aed m ature, who keeps nmlnd- Just four hours befon 1 was feel* and not even did he aod his bead. the child. ing me eerily of tha man oa the Ing sorry for Nikita Khrushchev, Only pursed his lips ia the hoc*, But her mother same te the moon, ceiling ma and my news* We wen ia the auditorium at the dom wa all ielL teacher's defense and said surely paper friends "comrades.” Agriculture Research Center at Khrushchev's visit to America, Joan must he mistaken. it had soon become obvious, waa "No, I’m notl" exclaimed Jean, to do a hard-driving Job of a«U"For 1 heard her. Tha room w u lag communism to us. Kira Banso full at hers Md girie they eon tried the same tactics on the Red leader, trying to sell him our didn't nil have easts. "Be the teacher toM ma te Uriee far a moootoooue parroting way of agriculture! Benson • did K. eh dawn aa tha Boat seat for of involved daU! To add eugar to overhearing the proseat Teaching io supposed la h« "Bat 1 waited ell day end she salesmanship. Dr. Goddard ahewi sweetness, Mr. Benson said, fin­ ally, “ 1 think you’d m ke a good never gave me the present 1 Bo bow o real ta lesman should paw. she telle Abel” * form in the classroom. hadn't dried out from Sunday's farmer.'* Our pleasent-faeod Sec­ By PRBD DANZIG retary wae cut with this Khruah SPKAK THRU LANOUAGB Aad if you teachers don’t know NEW YORK (UPI) — U's easy Loretta Yaung Show on a rival chev quip: “1 think I can com That case w u given te me hy how to sell, tbea take a Mouse* network. to see host the new half-hour altwith you.” Dr. Henry H. Goddard, u we had Job for even | weeks aa a wuga* But I’m sure the girls ia the pate Despite tha boredom at Belle­ dinner In Columbus, Ohio, prior sine or brush saiaaman aad lsara uatlon comedy series, “Love and audience who enjoy a good cry, a to an address I w u te make there the fundamentals, Marriage," reached nighttime tel* tug-or-two at the old heirUtrlngs, ville, we aU were at ease with the lumpy-petod Russian in this n few years ego. Privata business would flr* a foamy soap-opera, are better captive atmosphere. And to add e vision. Dr. Goddard ranks with Dr. The premiere episode on NBC- supplied with handkerchiefs end to the eaey air. thera w u his NEW YORK - Adial Stevenson, William James u n titan ta probably B07« at all taachora g they ware operating tha schools ere prepared to meet this new wife lining behind him, like al­ TV Monday night attempted to challenge. commenting on tha possible re­ American psychology, (or Dr. nowadays, for W% would flaah ways her apple-cheeked, plain sults ef Premier Khrushcnev'a Goddard w u the (tret te translate the “TeaU for Good Teacher*’'. give viewers of ail ages little The opening show starred June, face exuding contentment. the famous Blnet-SImon Intelli­ acraps to nibble oa. Send a long, stamped wif a f . Mark Richmaa and Ann Harding That morning hour at Belleville visit te the United States: “The For the rocking chair aat, Wil­ in a loose take*off on the biblical made me think wishfully that this cold war isn't going to end over­ gence Scale Into English. dressed tnvelopt, plus Me ^ a | And he llkewUe coined the rate yourselves thereon. liam Demersal plays a mllitently story at Ruth and Nsuml. The man were truly more concerned night. It's not going lo eod (or word “moron" te refer to the anti-rock 'n roll music publisher plot asked the question: Can a with how to grow petunias than a long time." highest level ad the feebleminded. who tearfully reminisces about young widow find happiness with throwing all that hardware up to ANCHORAGE, Alaska — De- The other subheads are Im be­ tha good old songs aad tops it another man and atill remain true the moon. tense Secretary Neil McElroy on with a achmaltsy rendition ef to bar lata husband and hU moth­ But my reverie crumpled at tha Khrushchev’e disarmament plan: cile" and “idiot." Dr. Goddard employed "hens "September Bong.1’ er? The answer, of course, Is yes. National P r t u Club luncheon “I assure you there is going to For the youngsters, Stubby At the halfway mark, the spon­ when the Communist raised hie be no false disarmament euch aa sense" la his own teaching end thus tried to use language the Kaye plays a mllitantly pro-rock sor (Dul’ont) tossed in a rummer. voice, pompously predicting the ’ roll song plugger who sings the cUI that saemed to be part of the demise of democracy, and calling America pulled into following the etudente could understand. lest war." During our dinner conversation, SOUTH PASADBNA. Calif. (UPI) hit songs of tha day, or bite and action for a taw moment*. My u* comrades te boot. moreover, he stressed the Import­ —A German Shepherd dog Wte pieces of them. We were ail painfully aware rule U that when this occurs, SAN FRANCISCO-Premier Kh- ance of urging Kientiete to use walk down tha alsla with Jaieao For the young adults, Jeanne something is wrong—and not nee- that this speech vould be fluhed ' rushchev Gaither, U-year-old “Navy awash to Thomas Watson while 3-sy)lable words. around the world, tod that . visiting the Bal end Murrey Uamilton play a •ssarily with tha commercial. heart,’’ when aha la married Sum IBM plant in Sea “Young Ph.D.’e in psychology young married couple who go Tha I’etar Gunn aarics, as sty. Khrushchev’s convincing ways, I Jose: “You started our acquaintday. through strsndard TV hl-Jlnka In Used as Kabuki dancers, returned dispatched from this thriving cen­ : ance by taking me to this dining often get the 'big bead'," said Mies Gaither la blind. Thu deg their comfortable home, el la to NBC-TV Monday night an.!, ter of capitalism, may have in­ room. You fad me very well. And Dr. Goddard, "so they try lo im­ accompanying bar during tha wute Danny Thomas, Oule and Har­ being a successful set lea was un« fluenced some borderline minds >even in animal becomes kinder press the public by using long ding will be her seeing eye dog; words that aren’t understood. riet and the Robert Young shows. changed—eicept for Hope Emer­ abroad. Berry. She will marry Maria* I'm afraid he did ■ more pro­ when well fed." "They seem to feel It creates Cpi. Sterling Ellison, n , of I t. Single girls end-or Mercuries son'* replacement by Minerva Ur* fessional Job of telling commu­ more prestige for the young pro­ can identify with Kay Armen, ecal. Petersburg, Pit. NEW YORK—Engineer Daniel who plays Dcmareat't wise-crack­ The Cbeaaei Swim: lias the nism to the outside world than Durdette, 33, the Prince of Scoff- fessor If he thus mystifies his The couple met four mouths eg* ing sccreUry. She also ran han­ tide that brought in a (lurry of Etra Denson did of selling new­ j laws after being sentenced to 320 students with complex terms." when Mlaa a either was voted REAL TEACHERS dle ballads, as she did with Mon­ hour-long Westerns and adven- fangled fertilizer to him. I des­ days In Jail for 123 traffic offen­ “Navy Sweetheart" and “ Mis* Then Dr. Goddard told mo that USS Saline County” during her day night's tune, “With a Sung ture stories started to recede? perately wish it had been the ses: “It’s not that I was trying to other way around. in My Heart." get away with anything, it's Just when he first started teaching tour of Navy and Merino Corps The question arises with word that 1 didn't take '.hie as seriously he felt embarrassed about discus­ Installations in Southern Califor* Now, It's possible they can that NUC Is trimming its propos­ sing such topic* as “catching at- nia. as I should hive.” build a rating with this commer­ ed Unto Western entry, .Mace Hun­ cial combine, but 1 think they'H ter, from 0O-mlnute to 30-minute still need a funny script. Some­ length. how, that ingredient was over­ Ingrid Ilergman, currently in looked. What was shown Monday New York rehearsing for the Ocu night was might weary stuff. 20 NBC-TV presentation, "The I was at a serious disadvantage Turn of the Screw,1' plans to re­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ while watching lhe debut of the turn to Paris on Oct. 7, soon aft* dent Elsenhower, acting under new June Allyson Show on CBS-TV er taping 1* completed. She won't authority from Congress, today in­ Monday night: My handkerchiefs see the telecast. creased the intereit rate on series “Jailbreak," baaed on the pris­ K and H government eavingi Ronald Reagan — who refused i ally am not enthusiastic a t < BY VERNON SCOTT on uprising at Walpole, Mass., bond* from to 3K per cent HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-Russin'a to attend the luncheon: "Tha tic about the visit." Eisenhower acted shortly after Premier Nikita Khrushchev's via- president erred in ashing Ameri­ Raymond Rurr—“If any of thla last March, U the Armstrong Circle Theater's “Actual" for signing • bill which permits a new it te the United States, including cana to accept Khrushchev’s visit gets hack to the Russian peepte CBS-TV on Wednesday, Oct. M . , interest ceiling of 4tt per cent on his junket to movlciand, brought aa a friendly gesture. This nation through Mr. Ehruahchev R will h* LONDON (UP!)— Motorist Eric Anita Bryant has landed the girl the short term federal securities. forth two reactions rrom the star*: does not have the moral obliga­ all te the good.” B. Pye told police Monday he »inger Job with George Gold's The new rate applies to the bonds There wee a battle royal to have tion to repay the courtesy extend­ Milton Bcrle - “Considering tea failed to chase a burglar and his! new alternate • Sunday comedy now held by 40 million Americana lunch with the Communist mogul ed Vico President Nlxoo in Aus­ speed with which the Ruasiaaa reached the moon, how come Saturday, tad a dread of being tria.” tiny “ bubble” get-away car be- show on CBS-TV . . . Dick Clark, aa well as on all future sals*. Jimmy Durante — "I'm always Khrushchev was a half-hour late cause he didn't know what direc­ whose new ABC-TV series World The president signed the bill In quoted about his visit. tion the ear waa going. of Talent, begins this Sunday, re­ his office, then went before tele- Despite their curiority, the gla­ happy to se* somebody with leu arriving ia Washington?” Most outspoken of the stars wa* * “I saw him climb into the bub­ minds u* that be will be the only vision film cameras to make 4 mour folk are afraid lo state thalr hair than I got." Art Unkletter —“I'm glad Khru­ crusty Ward Bond of tha TV* ble car and went to overtake. TV personality on the eir seven special statement explaining this opinions, not wanting to go oa shchev la visiting this country be­ “Wagon Train" aeries, who blast* him." . i'ye. said. . . "But he was days a week. “Clark’s present action and the Immediate approv­ record one way or the other. Some, however, did speak their cause 1 think he's a shrewd man ed: ng backwards. I couldn’t tall schedule" his report adds, “sur- al of the higher Interest rate. and will see for himself what "1 cannot understand how aa front from the hack. Ae soon passes that of Arthur Godfrey Secretary of Treasury Robert minds: many actors aad producers wheal • Clin# alongside he itarted when Gudfiiv waa At hit dcaIi ** B. Anderson was present for the Natella Wood — “The president ethers can only tell him." going forward end shot off in the U . M "gafa off-agalSsyl-ceremony and immediately euh- has invited him, and I'm mre the Janet Leigh — “I'm for any­ I've known for 19 years can break mil ted the Treasury plan fur hik­ president knows what he ia doing.” thing that's going to make tha bread with this man Khrushchev. opposite direction ______ * , TV awards ! 01 vanla are *on again. ing the E and H interest rates te Burt Lancaster — “Mr. Khrush­ world a safer piece ia which te I can't in d en t and what's te thalr Presentation* are set for Tuesday, 3*, per cent. The president gave chev's visit is > wonderful Idea. live." minds. The Slate Department mute Almost half of Hawaiia's popu- J*n- 1# • • . National Telefilm his immediate approval Everyone can't Just stay in hie own Joel McCrsa - 'I hope Mr. K'a have coerced some of them into latioo — 44 per cent — ia made | Associates and tha USSR have The interest boost oq the $43 bil­ backyard and expect to find peace. visit will he without Incident that doing this. The flag on my houe* up ef people lees than M years »gr**d on a reciprocal trade for lion worth of outstanding eavingi Ann Sothern — "I hope Mr. X. would havs a derogatory effect on flies at half-mast and will remote old. | TV showings of films. wag until h* leaves.” horde will be retroactive to June 1. likes the U. S. as much aa 1 do." his opinion of tha V. 8. I A L ittle Scrap 01 Viewing r t equipment, aad practised dfli* gently at home tlU ha was *ute be eould eecaaleaaUf U mae strato a rekvaat stoat hafarc thO Assignment Washington (along) T. Spheres 4. VtaoriMB cepe B. Savor SLAdJtuS again 91. Wright? IT. Be ia debt BB Greek lslanda M. Conjunction ■.Evening (poet) Worry Clinic fete ■iTteitet*t c«Miy kM m *m • cum pane SXI4S 1 le w X Vese 01140 a t m 1 te a r S.TS ■ MastSi a a ssie s e ra u e a H astes 040 S Basts. a a ssess a m nee a a ssie s u e e Bssen a ■ssm u «4» i4 s a m asts tod is i Ss asea S Khrushchev, But H esitate To Comment Which Ends Gets The Pinch? 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Phone Stcnitrom R a lly stairs, d ll Fork. FA 14323 or FA 2-3334. ^ FURN. ileeptng rm. FA 2-4333. FURNISHED cottage located at LIN RUNES FURNISHED » bedroom apart- Flve'-Pointa $63 per month. LOTTIE BROADWAY Phone FA 2-1437. ment, Ph. FA 2-0347. RETTTE D. BURE l i t N. Path - P». FA S-34M to Stem per Says SELDOM do wo have offer a comfortable 2)4 bedroom borne lituated on n corner lot, shad ed by such a large oak tree Tba stainless steel cage is three AND close to all schools and feet long, two feet wido and shopping. three feet high. It sita in,a small air-condltlonel room at the avia THIS frame home has enough Uon medical school at Pensacola nice furniture i t that you just Naval Air Station. The room have to move In and atari llv measures 79 by 33 Inches with tog. Tbe hardwood floors aod 2 an eight foot ceiling. extra large bedrooms will make Baker’s outer room has one­ life a Joy. $3300 toll pries way windows on one side to allow with low down payment and low, the visiting public and sctsatlsts low monthly pa. menu. to observe her without ber know! •Air-C onditioned Home | ^ m w n f ti M 7 FSU To Ask State, U. 5. Building Fund " f t new bom# was designed especially to isolate Baker from ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffer, human germs while scientists Arthur T. Day, Everett Harper study her to determiM If a hu­ Robert F. May, Bart Pllebe man can make tbe space trip Pbooa FA 2-3IP1 U2 N. Park without harmful effects. Anderson Circle. - TALLAHASSEE (UI’I) - Flop da’s Board of Control baa voted to ask the federal and state gov­ ernment* for fundi to construct new farilities at Florida State University. The board agreed Saturday to Mk for federal fuode to put up a MW etudent union building and to call on the stats government for money to build a meteorological building. No actual request (or foods was made. The projeets are expected to coat well over a million dollars. Director J. Broward Cuipepper informed board membc.s that State Budget Director Harry Smith had eaid the eabinc’ was “on the edge" of releasing all the money It could at present. New U. S. Missile Sub Is Launched HOMER AND LOTS for colored people. Alao homes isuilt on lots Roy Wall, Phono FA 2-1337. PIANO LESSONS THEORY A HARMONY Uaieontly Trained MRS. ERNEST BOLICK FA S.T433 ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, atata* 2 • BEDROOM Travellte houae suala, Invoices, hand Mila, aai trailer, air ronditioaed, extra Ingram*, ete. Progm air* clean. Phone FA 2-2300, after Printing Co. Pkoaa FA 2-$fol I P. II. FA 24330. m w«*t ms at ISAVEI SALESLADY typtng experience Full tlma perm tnent. Apply N sw A Ussd Stem per Believes Sweeney's. F u rn itu re s a d ApfUaacos You will delight la enlartalaiag If you become the proud camera YOUNG LADY for general office ROLLAWAY, Hospital sad Baby ■aia. Day, Waak or Moatk — of om of our new 2 bedroom, work. Apply la person only, 203-209 E. First 8L Ph. FA 2-0933 FURNRVtE CENTER 2 hath home*, with their msay Seminole County Laundry. UM Freach Ava. comfort-leading feature*. Down• BIO VALUE! Pk. FA S-1M3 payments start at $333.33. CaU • QUICK CBRDir • EASY TERMS MEN-WOMEN $20. DaUy. ScU Complete Lawa Matatauaae* Lumlaoua aamtplate*. Writ* FertlU ur-Sarayiai — Mawlaj WE GIVE TOP VALUE ITAMPf Reeve* Co., Attleboro, Mast. WILSON - MA1ER Now And Used Fundton JACHOUS REPAIR SHOP Ml E. Firrt I t FA 3430 IRONING dona at my home. Call Waldiag — each. A Goo. Repair* Real Dream Home W. 20th. A Old. L, Mary Rd. Ussd furniture, appliance*, tesla FA 13937. 1 BEDROOMS, -V i baths, large etc. Dought-aoUL- -Larry's Mart US Sanford Avo. Ph. FA 24132. Uvlag room and dialog roam DEPENDABLE woman want TV SERVICE within tba hour. Service Call $2.30 plus parts. plus large racraatloa room, P steady or part-time work. Ph. Now A Ueod gam toro k AypUear carports, t storage rooms, FA 2 7627. one**. A Gesd Flees To " complete laundry room and BUY BELL or TRADE beautiful kltcbea. Located la ex­ LAWN MOWER Repalri — Ulst­ JENKINS FURNITURE clusive luburbaa area. Prim SANFORD PlamMag A Heating er. Cleaned A Serviced. LEWIS 4H Sanford Ave. FA S-74M 924,200. SALES A SERVICE. Mir W. 20 23M So. Elm Ph. FA 2-7914. St. Ph. FA 2-7323 or TA 2 3431 22. Articles Far Wala C. A. Whiddon, Sr. PLUMBIN'!! vocal in st r u c t io n GIRLS $27 shoe akatea, silt 4, BROKER Contracting A Repairs Private. Professional Teacher like new, aoly $12.30 Phone 2tt Sa. Park Ava. Ph. PA «•$$•» Free Eitlmatcs Phooo Sanford FA 2-7343 FA 3-2147. R. L HARVEY FARM: 20 aerta, 'llad, several 204 Sanford Ave. Phoat FA 23333 MEN'S Dreia Shoes $3-93. Boy’s flowing welli. Laris b a n Tennis Shoes II.9S. Army-Navy Phene FA 2-7133 Roomy 3 BE. bouse. Easy Surplus Store. 310 Sanford Ave. D A W N ' S terms. Pb. FA 2-1223. BIG BALE! FRESH BARGAINS! BIAUTY SALON BIO SUITS for BIG MEN 2-BEDROOM, Florida room, tiled Air Conditioned Dryers Up To ..................................$29-93 bath home. Near air bsie on air Styling — Permanents —Oil Wasli 'N Wear Suita Sanford Ave. $330 down. Inquire Treatment*— TV Stamps, Soft V as 31193 NOW $14.93 37M Sanford Ave. AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK Water — Air Cond. Harriett's MENS BATHING TRUNKS NOW Me FA 24333 Beaaly Nook, 103 So. Oak— Was $3.23 RAYMOND M. BALL 1337 Sanford Ave. FA 3-3742. MEX8 TROUSERS AND ASSOCIATES Was $3.18 NOW 32.33 Plum bing R epairs is . M owers A M a ils Real Estate — lesnraace Over 1400 pairs from which to Jeo C Tbemas Sorely Beads choose. We can fit all site*, 22 Cat Flower* Far Aoy Occasion f a 2430 213 So. Fark Ave. I’h. FA 2-3641 io n Santa a t to 60. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Sanford PA 2-1991 or PA 34373 ROUND. SHORT and TALL Coma U . E lectrical S erv ice. Evans Bldg. Lake Miry ON In, We can Fit Y’ALL Ph. FA 2-1290 Wo hava out-grown our present House Wiring — Electric Sonlce Strawberry Plants quarters — Moving to l a r g e r Sid Vlblea Florida 90, le tacb. CaU FA 2-3965 building, same plan. 3-BEDROOM house large lot, RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. or FA 2-1739 after 6 p. m. W. 2408 Adams Court, Wyanewood. 112 Magnolia FA 20313 C. Muse, Box 131, Wert 1st. St. HUTCHINS CLOTHING CENTER Terme. Hwy. 17-32 Cor. 433 Closed Friday eveetog and all J4j^hilldln^^^aIi»tlBX^^ReMjr* 17. I'el. IJveatwek Snpplle. PINECREST 2nd ADDITION: 3 day Sat. Open Mon. tbn. Thurs. bedroom, 1 batb; large living Licensed — Bonded Painting A 2 PARAKEETS A 2 CSgtl $3.00. from Noon 'til 3 p. m. and Open room and bedrooms. Kitchen Decorating, Freo Estimate* 212 Bay St., Longwood. ALL DAY Sun. Weatlnghouse equipped. Full Work Guaranteed. SEMINOLE price 313,300. Phone owner, P A I N T I N G CONTRACTORS BEAUTIFUL blood Cockar pup­ FA 2-4073; for details k terme. FA 2-1204. pies. Lot 104. Park Ave. Trailer Park, 23(5 Park Ave. 4V4t. MORTGAGE. $11,960 for CUSTOM BUILT HOMES lovely thras bedroom home; YOUNG MULE, harness, plow Remodeling — Freo Estimates desirable area. $5,000 Down. tools $125. nt. 1 Box U0-A, Reaa'rs Phono FA 2-5744 Ph. FA 2-4103. Sanford, Fla. BILL BERNOSKY, Contractor SHETLAND PONTES all colon W. H. “ BUI" STEMPER Agency FLOOR sanding and finishing and sites. Immediate or Christ­ RtalUr A Usurer Cleaning, Waxing. S e r v i a g mas delivery. Phone FA 2-131$. Pheoa FA 24991 112 N. Park Semtaoto Coooty sine* lWi. M. M. GLEASON. Lake Mary. 19. Koala and Motor* 6. Female Help Wanted ROOF CLEANING AND COATING Mereury Outboard Motor* Exclusive agent Tor SURCO la WOODRUFF MARINE WOMEN this areg. Work guaranteod, ea' 2(01 French Ave. FA 2-1332 Earn that money for school ex­ FA 3 5367 for free csliaaU l. penses while the children are BILL EVANS “In the City of in school. Commistioo plus Savings Bonds. Write NOW, R A W ROOFING Gracious Living" Box 243, Lockhart, (or inter­ Contracting A Repairs view. Licensed — Bonded —Insured ----- COMING SOON — FREE ESTIMATES 618 Sanford Ave. Pb. FA 2-7943 PERMANENT Baby Sitter and _________________ F o r m a l Opening Mother's Helper to live in. Call^ ii. Special .Hertlcea FA 23144 or FA 2 2363. M other of Sanford pieto with attoohsMuto s m .BIW guaraatoe, • poymowta r i HMt •acb or wm dlaeeunt for m h. Writ* Credit Manager, e/o-gsm ford HotlM. f J CABINET ROASTER with heritor k clock. Ilka sow. CaU “J a r . FA 24231. CHAIR, woxrooo doss - Gamut j n c t rviMUWv. ww tw — | | | . DeBary. < 23—Narteee k FeraamSo™1 LAKE !?ARY Lady deriroo rids to Orlando; employed L I M A FA 24132. i». Edacaemei — ioJrwr^Ln ■ A IR L 1N B 8 ARB -3 H IR IN G Jet expansion to ta c m 3 to g .!h need for all porosnsol. lo rin d man and woman, 17-23 wiR w a ly for attractive yoritleaa M Hoateaa, Ticket Agaata, l a g s vatioolsts, C o m m u alcad M m Transportation, Enjoy free Wn» vut DISTRESS SALE! Owner forced to sacrifice large I bedroom Phil Up’a built Wyanewood home fea­ turing hardwood floors, tiled bath, largo Florida room aod kite hea equipment for 1*00.00 and taka up payments on exist ing mortgage. Inveetigate this at once if you are looking for a bar gain. LADIES — Hav* need for extra $11 T Spend 2 hr*, daily and P1NECREST BEST BUY! 3 bed earn 13.20. Hours of own choice., room, 2 bath, Marly naw ma P i t a n a n n t, interesting work.| NO JOB TO LARGE OR SMALL sonry home, with tcrraizo floors Drive Waya — Parking Areas Ph. FA 2-2T07 between 7 and 3. Includes kitchen equipment, Ve­ RENTALS: Day - Week - Month netian blinds, water and space Front End Loaders healers plus beautiful drape* Stop Worrying About Graders — DotCrs — Draglines Only $2,000.00 down - take up Rollers — Transports Chriatmao Money payments. PHONE: Days, FA 23134 You can earn a good income Night*, FA 2-7123 or FA 2-3442 aa an AVON Representative. LOCH ARBOR! $ Bedroom, 2 batb Don't Delay. Write, Maniger. very siiacious masonry home in­ Box 243, Lockhart, for Infor­ Ray Reel Paint A Bod; cludes kitchen equipment, at mation. 10th k Sanford 313,300.00. Btqulres 33,900.00 Behind Studtbaker Garage down. This la a food buy. GROTON, Conn. (UPI) - Tbe Polaris missile«firing submarine Patrick Henry, one of tbo Navy’s “big sticks" in peace or war, was launched today. About 30,000 persons watched the huge brown hull of tba 330foot craft slip off tba trays at the yards of Gtnaral Dynamics Corp. and Into the Tbamei River. The sub, second of its class to be launched here withlr three months, was tpoasored by Mrs, Leslie C. Arends, wife of tbe II llnois congressman. Her 12-yearold daughter, Letty, served as her maid of hooor. Just before Sire. Arends smash ed a silver-encased bottle of do­ mestic champagn against tba bunting draped prow of the sub and n id "I christen thee Patrick Henry," Vice Adm. Thomas C. Realty Combs called the Polaris aubma W. DOmUCEl REALTOR fines “ships of significance." Combi said the Patrick Henry and other Poiaris subs, with their AAaUido K. _ capobUity of firing solid fuel ISM r a f t Ave. mlaallt t.JOO miles while submerg­ L. Payton ed or surfaced, were an Impor­ | f | | Ettola Bioko? tant weapon "for maintaining the ASSOCIATE0 Mary E. Carman - Leo SalvaU Ph- FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha LAKELAND (UPI) — The gen­ eral manager of Florida Citrus Mutual baa reported that Florida manse shipment to Waat Ger­ many may b« tripled this season because of a new Importation rul­ ing by tbo West German governmeat. Robert Rutledge eaid color0 added Florida orange* will bo allowed la tbn country up to Doe. S . barring approval of now regu­ lation* before Sept. M. SPARE TIME The allowance will op«n West Germany as an additional Christ­ Servicing HERSHEY candy route. Can be developed to full time. mas market, Ruttodia said. H t also said the citrus Industry Wo blip establish routs and train. Requires only $7*1 to atm depend* on fresh fruit isles dorplt* large utilization by pre­ sta rt Sand phone k address to m ier*, which took about 30 per Box 10, c/o Sanford Herald. cent of last year's oraago crop. ?-23 "Aren't you tba bar who used to aay be couldn't Ukp his eyes off me?" 2344 Frcacp Ava. Space M onkey Gets New ar* e m uM n iM Camellia C U CROWDEM paaa, okra, by tfti buakaL FA 3-0411. ■;TT AB typo* a a i aitaa, Mai anal "Da M Yourself" WE REPAIR AND SEEYICB • T I N E Mu l towy a a i Supply Co. ■ V W .S a if t Ph. FA 30422 WELAKA APARTMENTS: 183*1 private bathe. 1U W. P in t S t RENT ABED Orange Exports •M a y Be Tripled To W. Germany Vnaft 81 m IS PAOU, IH milaa from Clack on Weat laL S t; 2 ka Ira oat IF wide x IF Mas mobile born. Must aea la appraciata. EMM neighborhood. FA $4497. SoUaway, Hospital A Baby Bad* LAKE MARY: 4-raom bouse with A By Day, Waek or Month. bath; unfurnished. 130 moatb, # CARROLL’S FURNITURE Call FA 24003 t r FA 2-32TL Ph. PA 3-3111 111 W. 1st St FURNISHED gar apt apartment. HOUSE, unfurn., 3300 MellonvtUe. 94* per month, 171314 W. tad St. ___ NICELY furnished girag* apart­ ment Couple only. FA 3-3363. 1312 Sanford Ave. • ftK k Glass r GIm b have Apt w m w. 1st t 0 • iM M i W ondcn l ROOM ElBdeacy Apt, frivol* bath, tuRaMa flm ana or aaagM Acroia * diehard’s Desirable a a i alaaly fnralakei I "THE r r t ROUSE" bedroom bauM aft MU PalmatM D ry. 17-12 A 30th. SL Sanford Ava. Newly decorated. Doshto car garage. Citrus tm s. W * is a guest pau to the Movie■ k land Drive-In Theater for Everett Harper, Sanford to see “ Wo­ PHONE FA 2-0274 or FA 2-0342. man Obsessed". 2-ROOM funlahed apartment, also 0 . room furnished part. FOR TIRED WORKING PEOPLE . . .and people tlrad of work­ m eat 310 Magnolia. Available bow. Telephoot A. K. Roaseting. The Office Bat Lake Mery. ter, Floriit FA 21331. i f f i AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Crispy Fried Chicken PENSACOLA (UPI) - Baker, • the tiny squirrel monkey who made a 300-mile trip into apace In the nose cone of a rocket, today moved Into a new air-coodlUooed home, complete with pic­ ture window. The little lady monkey is one ef two who made the space trip _ lest spring. Her traveling comW panion. Abie, died during surgery following the trip. n NEW RAVENNA Dallas Asphalt Co. ANTED Tank Truck D R IV E R - S A L E S M A N Muat Havt Chauffeur* License and bn Familiar With S uford and Vicinity. S U lt Age and Experience. WRI TE P. 0 . BOX 1539 PARK HOMES • • Quiot Commas!!/ Near Golf C ount $450 Down T o n Waat Oa 20th SL Follow Country d ab Rd. A Watch Far Oar Sigaa • • • OPEN DAILY ftM A. M. IK Dark SUNDAY M. H I Dark 2:00 P . ShosumakaA School o f. Aeronautics, Sanford Herald. WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD' Wo iafila yea to bo aer aboahUely toes without tioa at oevo of Seafood's Metals while you locate able haualag for yownoM family. Pick 19 your boy e3 •or Bales Office. SUNLAND f Estates & W buw A South PINECRESH Dream. Homes $340 *9840 Down Paymont-No Cloning TO TAL PRICE Homes featore • Bedrooms * It* Til# Baths • Screened Porch - Utility Koee* • H r . rasas Floor* • Caroeeto scaped Imto • All City Ctl Cam* vesicates. MONTHLY PAYMENTS WAIT! WATCH! F or Opening Date W. 33th SL FA 2-7331 Sanford 4th Addition Humes Designed Par Florid* Living. 3 A 4 Bedrooms — 1 A 2 B aths VA - FHA • FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Paym ent! Low u $425 You esn movs la Im asdL tU ly white th s paptra s i t being processed. Ws Guarantos Fsrsoasl Stktisfactlon On H i Construction Of Your Homs Or Your Mom? Chaarfully Ksfundod. Odham & Tudor, Inc. I Cor H w y. 1T-W ! 17th Phsri FA S-1M1 �n - : 1 �H Err- ‘ SANFORD, FLORIDA Governor Holds Nuccio Given U p TAMPA <VPI>—D a**** M * r or Nick Karate aaM ha plamraf Talk On Somim him only flva araea V*Sa. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Oil Plans Made JACK80NV1LLB Na (UPI>—Fte- Tha aonfertaca bagas at' 11:40 IS . with barred, CoOIm promised a atitennat following tha * two aaF* plant koto u p i U t of turatnr oak --------- ‘ w p T lw u J 1#,W0 buT tl* ** •** d* tt,r' h 1 •-------------- • t j ___. x |o | to Oraaty Tax Arairara Walter, n aW figure I aaotteter- Hunt Bids Asked ____ |U |Baa| Mill TALLAHAROE (UPI) — Tha Game a te F m h Water PUk Commlaoloa today argod hunter* who want to taka part la tte Citrus-Lrrereete wildlift ■ansyrami aroa gun kaat to sobasil ikolr appllreHoha by No*. A o.o, FSU H a s 8,062 n n m TALLAHASSEE <u p i > — ju •i o m m (UtrmUoN for tte foil somostor at n - »- mm. PlooMa Stela Ualvorrity totalled lhat rroart- *>°** tiwxiah Wednesday, Rtglstrar Ctertoa U. Walter said to* of “tromsa- ^ > - Walaor. eald tte total tottod- Fare Cut Promised ■OTtraor told'tor ra ‘»t« appraUri, .made J« -Ik commission b j a u lia to I Walker rtpUad: M1 do not bolkra te teal Orbaa t e tally aa teo afioatUe." Ste.oaM plana * to. raatlaaa ynpi U te tox run# Ml tte te a Sanford C i t y Commissioner Marla Warner qualified to nut for re-election yesterday with about WASHINGTON (UPI) — East­ ern Air Uaaa said today It would rot faros by aa Brack aa M par coat If it ncahroa a proposed FIRST TO JOIN tha Samipota County Chamber of Commarea fat Its drive for 1959-60 mambert wm tha firm of Carraway A MeKlbbia. Clifford MoKibbin, loft, of tha insurance firm, gate a handshake from Bob Crumley, of the membership committee at tha Coffee Club moatin f this morning. for. IsfistraUoa of raadidatos usually comoo la the last two weeks before tte deadline, a te people often wait until the laat day to qualify, T am a explained. Laat year's election beard affim P a p ir s S tru c k Hows Up Af Cape ambpepere, tte Detroit Ttatoe a te tea Detroit News. Picket F. K. Roumlllat, a te Mrs. 1 Hose were thrown op by the In­ Austin Smltb, Inspectors, Mayi ternational Typographers’ Union L. Wilson will offically tp aroate tea Times the News ted the morning paper, tha D em it Free Prose. moon, it would have upset e Gator Tickets Sell whole body of theory about the GAINESVILLE (UPI) — Ad­ structure a te formation of the vance ticket sales Indicate three •arth and o tter planets. sellout games for tte University of Florida this season. Only ate lone aeats are left for the Florida State game here, the Georgia gama at Jacksonville, and the homecoming battle with Louisiana State Oct. 24. A fsw tickets in tha waat stands are still available for tha Mississippi S tau gama Satur­ aapoketman tar the White CUlsans day. Councils says his organlxatioa la not becking the Rev. George R. Downs for governor. Bowns, a Baptist minister from Winter Park, announced as a can­ didate earlier this week. He laid Members of tte EnterpriM ke bad the council’s support. But Homer Barrs of Tallahas- Evergreen Cemetery Association mc , the group’s executive adminis­ are urged to Join in a work day trator. said he did not know Downs •1 the cemetery Oct. 3, beginning was planning to n a until he reed at I a. m. Hoes, rakes, lawnaowera and lunch should b- brought. OM In tte newspaper. “ We’re going to support some­ Following lunch at 1 p. m. the body for governor," Barrs said annual meeting of the association ••but we don’t know who, yet, will te held to elect officers and and it probably won’t te Downs." discuss the Installation of a water Downs is an sxseutiva secretary system. Dues are payable now to Mrs. Kirby Sellers, treasurer. •f the association. Cemetery Work Set A t Enterprise 'Tigress' Eats Raw Meat, Wows Fans LONDON (UPI)—Maria (Tha Tigress) Callus dined Wednesday Sight on raw meat and than five • concert In tha Royal Festival Ball ttet brought the audience to ^ t o fiat with a tremendous roar of approval. ■te laid aside for a moment Dm worries over ter broken mar­ riage with Italian industrialist Giovanni Mcneghini and her re­ ported romance with multf . mil­ lionaire Aristotle Onassls. a te be­ came Callas the Magnificent. Midway during the performance when ate ripped off tte shoulder s tr a p s from te r green evening " o w n • » give terse If more leeway in singing the mad scene from the open “Hamlet," tte audlenra went wild. When site had ended, 1,000 •swelljr sedate Latesna q applaudad without letup for I t mlautas while fans showered her with flowers and kisses a te aertamte "bravo" till she bowed herself off tte stage. It was a double triumph for the New York-born singer who com­ plained she has to wore for a liv­ ing bow . She received 13,000 fur tte concert and a picture and con­ cert OffVr of 1250,000. The triumph came as ter friends in Italy, center of opera, said It was a test of whether she would remain n prime donna. In Bilbao, Spain, last week there were biases and boot mixed with the lukewarm applause. The singer smiled, laughed and waved during the repeated cur­ tain calls and carried over tte warm, feeling of sweetness and light to te r departure this morn­ ing for Milan. She evaded questions about ter 'tileged romance with Onassls — who had planned to come here t o tte concert but bowed out at the laat minute — a te said only tte t she waa going to Milan for ‘‘dlasuiilons." Citrus Men Host Vegetable Group Rain-slick pavement contributed to an auto accident which brought $1,100 damage to twe cars and minor Injuries to a young woman on French Ave. laat night. Mre. Jo Am French, a , was driving south on French Ave., when she skidded M feet Into the rear of another auto driven by Robert L. Edgely, to. of tho Naval Air Stalloo who had stopped la the left last to turn. Mrs. French, 117 French Ave. was treated for minor Injuries at Seminole Memorial Hosptiil and rtltaaed. Both driven have been summoned to appear in Munici­ pal Court tomorrow. Mrs. French I* charged with negligent driving, and *Edgely with making sn im­ proper leR turn, police said. Junior High Team fiays lon.g.st DEAUikJKN E L b l TiiOMCS otticiala introduced today at tha Coffee Club meeting were Dougina Sm ith, left, vice president, and Charles Smith, plant manager. They were guests of the club for the first time along with Jim Pigott, Rurt.seii Odham, Mike Sirluni, Lt. Ahdy'Wllliams, Dan Boyer, Ken Stone, Peter Bukur. Alvjn Lott, Dawn Kiddie, Phil I»gnn, John Morris, D. C. Began, Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Howe. (Bergstrom Photos) Motorcade Slated For Daytona Trip The Seminole Boosters Club is generating steam today for the trip to Daytona Beach tomorrow for the Sanfogd-SeabrecM football game. Gordon Bradley, head of the boosters, said the club wants aa many fans as possibla to Join the motorcade which will leave tbe Seminole High School at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow. Sheriffs deputies and police of­ ficers will escort tbe motorcade and crops paper decorations will te furnished by the Boosters Club for cars making tbe trip, Bradley said. Tbe group wiU perform an In­ dian war dance on the football Raid “after our boys win tte game," Bradley aeld. Negro Threatens Recreation Suit JACKSONVILLE (UPI) -Negro Attorney Ernest D. Jackson Jias threatened to file suit to force Integration of all municipal re­ creational facilities unless tte city relents on tbe hotly-debated golf course issue. Bote of Jacksonville's two muni­ cipal golf courawo have teen clos­ ed since April to avert Integrated links play. tour tte National Instin Health here Friday io | m CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) - vote that time' te peeper Aa Atlas-Able rocket being pre­ Ida' wrebate mooting with bower. pared for a shot at tho moon early next month blow up on Us stand this morning. The four-stags combination ex­ ploded during a static task Offi­ cials said there were no injuries. conclusion Sunday, •Xwjnsnt of tte Hits Theater. Tte accident apparently elimi­ TV* day wm Include a Tarxaa nated any chenCe that a mon shot picture . a h ice cream to t e tore* would te made firom nan eariy *ke ahew. Tte children of South Side, m ,,t cm. rialmil to October, when tte lunar body Sanford G r a m m a r ,^ u a i a r w S makes another close approach to Lake M oaroo, a te Pa55/ schsSa the earth. a rt Invited to bate eokt,rata ha Tte Air Force said causa of coming to the RKsTteaUs 1i g:t e ethodist o j MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Top Tha children of the M ...o explosion was ocing m«esufigure* of the stats’* citrus Indus­ dren'a Home. Enterprise, ate tie galed. try were hosts at a special break­ Lutheran Chlldrtn’a Home, S la m fast today for mambers of the also havo accpled an lnvttatiaa to lFlorida Fruit and Vegetable Asso­ aaalit In (hla important event. M ciation a tte group's lath annual wanls Clubs ever the Unitte States wm Join with tte Sanfoai meeting. Jda* Homer Hooka, general manager Club la sponsoring this ilth X Samurd Jr. Hu,., s .Uidgct foot­ of tte Florida Citrus Commission, Day Program. Tte program e U ball team meets the Port Orange acted aa chairman at the Florida vary widely In tte different com­ midget team at 7:30 p. in. today citrus breakfast. Tha master of munities but all of tte elute wfil in Sanford Municipal Stadium. cenmoniec was Robert W. Rut­ units la recognising “Our Grealate Avarage weight of both tcama ledge. general manager of Florida Resource" which Is tha theme. ' la 103, says Sanford Coach Dan Citrus Mutual. Behind this activity la the bask Pelham. The Sanford eleven lost to Guest speaker waa State Sen. goal of tha hiwama Club: “l a a Daytona ticach junior high Doyle E. Carlton Jr., Wsuchula. •xpress aa a community our ap­ squad Sunday, 13 0. Others on this morning's pro- preciation of children, to assure Single platoon lineup for tte lo­ arn Included J. R. Graves, We* them that the committee is latercal team la Tommy MUIer and sso, chairman of the citrus com­ sited in them, to recognise tite r Howard Harrison at tackles, Berry mission, end Secretary of Stateaccomplishments a te tteir Potato lla l aa ftittira wrwl fitltAfiA.1' Barks and John Mills at ends; R. A Gray. Ronald Outlaw and Billy Higgins, guards; Dan McCall, center; Rich­ ard Golloher, quarterback; Rusty MrCallester, fullback; Paul Colman, right halfback, and Ronnie McEullan, left halfback. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The The bill was .actually a third highest Interest rates tn the na I try (or Congress. Eiseniiowi-r ve­ lion’s history on FHA . Insured toed two earlier versions. Ho signed the latsst measure although borne mortgages today went Into it still contained several features effect. lie opposed. The interest celling for one to FHA Commissioner Julian A. four family homes was boosted Zimmerman sulborized the higher from SV« to Mi per cent Wednes­ interest rates to make FHA< day shortly after President Elsen­ insured mortgages more nearly conventional hower signed a new billion • dol­ competitive with lar housing bill passed by Con­ loans. Lenders have been shying away from making FHA loans at gress. The FHA also hiked interest SW per cent or leas because (hey rates on other housing programs. : esn get a better return oo otter Rates on large • scale rental proj­ loans. ects were Increased from 41* to I The 54. per cent rate on indivi­ 3l« per cent, on cooperative sties dual home mortgages means that bousing from 3 to 3H per cent, home buyers actually will pay and on co-op rental of manage­ gv, per cent. This la so because ment • typo bousing from 4te to lacy must pay an additional onehalf of one per cent insurance 5W per cent. The legislation signed by the premium. resident authorised KUO million In addition, tho bill permitted grants for urban renewal ov.r a 12,300 increase to (22,300 in tte two years, |250 million If. low • in­ maximum ' mortgage for a single terest loans for construction of family dwelling which the FHA collage dorml.orks, $30 million to can insure. U also permitted re­ loans for housing for tte elderly, ductions to down payments for and 150 million for various other FIIA-lnsured mortgages on homes programs. j valued at mors than IUJ0B, E E Enterprise Nurses Invited To M eet Dr. Mcrts and Lew Grady of Lake Helen were to Enterprise yesterday to help organise tte West Volusia County Visiting Nurse Association. Plana have been completed for a meeting to te held to Florida Power Lounge, Deland, at 7:30 a. m. Monday to set up a temporary board, who will draw up article* of agreement in conformity with State and county health laws and a charter with representation from all tte communities oa tha aids of tbe county. Anyone interested hi teaming more of this project la asked to attoad Monday’s meeting. *5 3 F ru it Shipments WINTER HAVEN (UPI)-DaDy carloadingi to boaea from tbe Cit­ rus Vegetable Inspection Division: By rati 3,011 grapefruit? tor 1 3.BB grapefruit; by truck, 924 grapefruit; total, 40,774. Can­ nery receipts, wjUi grapefruit. THE WINNER of Tha Sanford Herald Football during Its first wank, Sid Morrison, (left) gota a ehaek from Herald publisher W alter Glelow. Mo submitted the entry picking tha largest number of team* which won their gnmee. The Herald football page !• published each Tuesday. jjita U Fhotol 2“ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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SEPTEMBER S3. 1969 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 526 Governor's Action On Roll Expected 'Best Man' Becomes Couple's Slayer Soviet Arms SAN BERNARDINO, CaUf— (U P I) — A 90-year-aid m u told detective* today how ba (topped •at o f hi* Intended role a* best 0 b an and murdered a ooupie •boot to Ba married. Law rence Garner admitted fatally abootinf Richard Nowlen, ■ , an ereaped convict, and hi* bride-to-be, Patricia Harley 27, Sept. • during a pause on their way to Lae Vegaa, Nav they planned to be married. " I killed him because I didn't like him,” said Garner. “ He waa an arrogant character." The bodies of Nowlan and Mra. Skene, a divorcee aod known Loe Storm Brewing ’Near Bahamas MIAMI (U P I)— A tropical atoms began building up in the Bahamas Islands today, only 475 miles east-southeast of Miami. Highest winds were reported st 40 miles per hour. The Weather Bureau called the disturbance a "tropical depression.” But the bureau said it was expected to Intensify ,Qand probably woulji become a tropical storm during the day. News Briefs Solons Got Leeway WASHINGTON (U P I) — A hill giving House members more lee­ w ay In the us* of their free tele­ phone and telegraph allowance* >ffcaa been signed into law by Presi­ dent Eisenhower. Fruit Shipments W IN TER HAVEN (U P I) -D a lly carloadlags In boxes from the Cit­ rus Vegetable Inspection Division: By rail, 2 ,0 * grapefruit; by boat, 929 grapefruit; by truck, 29,392 grapefruit; total, 42,370. Can­ nery receipts, 3,430 g rip *fru it 'd Skelton Goes Home S A N T A M ONICA, Calif. (U PI) — Comedian Red Skelton, 40, waa releaeod from 8L John’ s Hospital Monday where he recuperated from exhaustion. The doctors said Skelton waa suffering from phy­ sical fatigue. Callas Asks Help ROME (U P I) - Maria Callas 9 flaw o ff to an Important concart in Loddon today aad asked "a ll m y good friends" to help her through an emotional crlsli. She term ed "ru b b ish " the remarks o f h er estranged husband concerning a rom ance with Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onaisls. Swift Talks Kecess CHICAGO (U P I) - Weary nagoGators began today a three-day 9 recess in talks to and a strike by 11,000 Swift and Co. workars. Swift officials and representatlvas o f the United Packinghouse Workora and tha Amalgamated Meat Cutter* and Butcher Workmen said talks would he resumed Thursday. Cuban Plot Broken H A V A N A (U P I) — The Cuban army announced today it had broken up a revolutionary plot w Monday night to seise Baracoa A irport in eastern Cuba and ar­ rested 40 men. The army an­ nouncement said the plot was broken up by three government spies who infiltrated tha revolu­ tionary group and tipped o ff the Cuban army. to Uft Newton. W * a to n e d * e found in a- looely deeart a rea the ear sad landra an d 1 t a w a B a t walk.” day after the shooting. Identity Gamer said he aad Nowtaa i P **™ from elded to take target practice la thair bodies and R took d e t e c t lm lb* toady deeart area while the •averal day* to team thair namaa. two women w aited la tho tar. G am er told detective* he and "Nowlen said he had to go back his girl friend, Sandra Kay to tho ear for m o m ammunition." Ground*, 23, were driving to La* ■aid Gamer. " I abet U n i la the V fgaa with the couple, planning groin. Ha fell dow n and bagged to finance the trip with holdup*, me aot to UB him . I ahat Mai when he began to reseat Nowlen'* agato. this time la lbs head. superior attitude and Informed " I went heck to. the car aod him be would not g o through with told Fat there had been aa acci­ the holdup Kheme. dent She ran to N orton and pat He claimed Nowton threatened his bead In bar lap. She waa look­ him and hi* family U he backed ing down at him when I abet her out. in the back of tho bead.’ * "That’ s wbea I m ad* up my Gamer said he aad Ml** mind 1 was going to kill klm,” Grouoda returned to the Lee AnG am er sakl. gelei area and then fled to Mex­ "A fter we left Adelanto near ico. They were departed u un­ here and were out in the desert, desirables and arrested last FriI started looking for ■ good place I day in Nogalee, Aril. It was designated Gracia as the seventh tropical disturbance o f the year. The center of the depression was located by hurricane hunter planes 125 miles southeast of the island o f San Salvador. Tha Weather Bureau advlsad all Interests In the Bahamas to "taka necessary precautions for possible Intensification during the next t4 hours.’ ’ "A ll interests in south Florida should keep In touch with the latest advisories and bulletins," the advisory said. The depression funned in an easterly wav* o f squalls that hat been watched closely for several days as it moved westward across the Caribbean. The squall winds began circulat­ ing In t)>* tropical storm pattern this morning aa tha wave slowed down over tha central Bahamas and began drifting slowly north­ ward about seven miles per hour. "Future course o f the depres­ sion la rather indefinite,” fore­ caster* said. "Present Indications are that It will drift slowly In a northerly direction during the nrxt 12 hours and gradually In­ crease In alia and intensity, pos­ sibly reaching tropical storm force during 4 j * 4 * y " , Highest winds were located in squalls near the center. Winds of 26 to 35 miles per hour extend out 160 miles north and east of the center, the weather bureau said. A widespread air and sea search continued, meanwhile in the G ulf of Mexico for seven men missing on two boats in choppy water. A seaman fell overboard from a fishing trawler being towed to Tampa early today and waa feared drowned. Teachers To Hear Stetson Professor Seminole County Education As­ sociation secondary teachers will hear a talk by Stetson Education Professor R. J. Longstrect at the association's first meeting Thurs­ day. Elementary teachers will hold grade group meeting*. Dr. James B. Conant'a report on American high schools will be Longstrret's tuple at the g p. m. meeting at Altamonte Elementary School. Association officers for the 1939 60 school year to be installed by Supt. R. T. Milwe* are presi­ dent, W. W. Wharton; vice presi­ dent. Mrs. Alicia Schmidt; re­ The Jaycccs have opened a coo- cording secretary, Miss Martha tost to choose a theme for the Thompson; corresponding secre­ annual Christmas Parade. tary, Mias Marguerite D odsoo; Entries should be sent oo a post treasurer, freem an E. Baggett. card, including the sender's name and address and the theme pro­ posed. to the Jaycee information •eenter on French Ave. The contest will end Sept. 29 and a $25 savings bond will be given to the winner. Themes may Joe B. McCauley of Orlando be of religious nature or otherwise will be guest speaker at the Ki­ suitable to the Christmas Parade. wanis Club meeting tomorrow at Previous themes included "Christ­ tha Civic Center. McCauley la an mas Story." "Christmas Through Ethical Hypnotist teacher and will A Child s E yes," "L et's pu’ Christ speak on "llypnotiim and Its Bsck in Christmas" and similar Various Uses." The speaker majored in psy­ chology at Orlando Jr. College aod Rollins College and received special training in hypnosis at the Ethical Hypnotic training cen­ ter, Irvington, N. J. Ha got his license in June of this year and la The latest lines in Evinrude the first licensed hypnotic teacher boat motors were displayed to in the U. S. He works on a re­ more than 200 boat dealers and ferral basis. newspapermen In a state exhibi­ tion at the Tampa Terrace Hotel yesterday. Attending the Tampa showing ^ w e r e Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kobson. owners of Robson's sporting Funeral mass for Mr. George Goods and Ronald Taylor, a Rob­ J. Engel, who died yesterday, will son's employe. The new Starlight 75 motor be held at It s. m. Wednesday at was featured and a ride on the All Souls Catholic Church, with Hillsborough River, movies and tike Rev. Richard Lyons officiat­ talks on Evinnid* motor* break­ ing. Buriat will be in Oaklawn Mem­ fast and dinner st the Tampa Terrace were included in lb* ex ­ orial Park, wkth Brtsaou Funeral Home Ml charge. hibition •Christmas Parade Theme Wanted Growth Injection KOBE, Japan (U P I) — Doctors at tha Kobe M odi-. cal University claimed today that transfusing a midget with the blood o f a giant would increase the midget'* height The school’* internal medicine department aaid It hod injected the blood of a six-foot, 18-year-old girl Into a 25-year-old man whose growth had been stunted since he injured his head in a foil at school in the sixth grade. In one year, the university reported, the roan’g height grew three centimeters (1.18 inches). Unconfirmed .reports said that on tha basis o f this finding, some businessmen already w ere Inquiring about importing whole b lo o d into Japan from countries where the people grow tall. One newspaper which carried tha report said it received a telephone call from a reader inquiring whether it would work in reverse for a tall person who wanted to be leas noticeable. Winners Listed In Tourneys For Cancer Benefit Bill and Jeanne Foulk w ere the wimMrs M the M ayfair’ Country Club in the Babe Zahariaa Golf Tournament. Bill's net score un­ der the Calloway System was M. Jeanne's net score was 70 In runnerup position at M ayfair were Sunny Powell with a 71 and Bar­ bara Rowell 72v». At the Casselberry Country Club, BUI Kniuer J r., with net score of M14 and Audrey Ram­ sey with a net of 75 were the winners. Runner up In the men's division was Dick Dickinson with a 09. There was a three way tie which was decided by matching score cards hoi* fo r hole. Sara Sparrow was runner-up in the ladles division with a 7314. Trophies wtH be presented the winners next Monday at the quart­ erly meeting of the Seminole Chapter of the Am erican Cancer Society. The meeting will he g p. m. at the G race Methodist Church, Sanford. The Babe Zahariaa tournament was sponsored by the V,’omen’s Golf Associations at tha . s o clubs. Mrs. Clifford Overman, presid nt at Casselberry, and Miss Ellen Betts, president at M ayfair, were credited by the Cancer Society for the event's success. A total of $281.50 was raised In the two days with a $50 dona­ tion by HlUard Casselberry on behalf of the Casselberry Country Club. Proposal Southeast Seminole To Promote Areas The Southeast Seminole County Chamber of Com m erce has voted to distribute brochure t advertis­ ing the Oviedo, 81avia, I’buluoU and Geneva a n a * . Sample copies of such s bro­ chure were shown last nl|ht st th* chamber's meeting at Oviedo. The organization will have a busi­ ness office In a Broadway budding now occuplad by Ernest Whcatlng. Tha advartlslng brochures wtll contain historical background ma­ terial, business listings and In­ formation about tazes, schools, churches and other facilities. President Ben Ward Jr. an­ nounced that ttw chamber wilt appoint new com m ittee chairmen at its nest meeting. Problem On Agenda UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (U PI) —T h o United Nations steering committee put Soviet Premier NlUta 9. Khrushchev's disarma­ ment plan on the General Assem­ bly agenda today and Russia Im­ mediately demanded a separate debate on K. No objection was mads in the 21station committee to Deputy Foreign Minister VsiUy V. Kuz­ netsov's request that the plan out­ lined by Khrushchev here last Friday be included in the assem­ bly’s agenda. But Kuinelsov objected vigor­ ously to Brasilian Augusts Frederico Schmidt's proposal that the Khnishchcr plan be lumped with other aspects of disarmament al­ ready listed for discussion. The committee left that decision to tha assembly. Kusaetaov sakl Khrushchev's proposal Ihould stand by itself fur discttsskxl and not be "hidden aw a y" among other proposals where U might not "b e given suf­ ficient attention as to substance." The steering committee met be­ fore the full assembly went Into a session in which the United States hoped to match or better last year's vote !r. besting down attempts to seat Communist China In the U dU d N'atioi .. Minister Says He'll Make Race 1 p. m. Stocks On Segregation NEW YORK (U PI) - Mock prices at 1 p. m .: American T A T ................., 751k American T ob a cco ............. 904« Bethlehem Steel ................... 5416 C A O 86 Chrysler ............6041 Curtiss • Wright ................... 2114 DuPont’ r J l . T T T . 24314 Eastman Kodak ................... S3H Ford Motor ............................ 7> General Electric ................. 74»« General Motors .................... 32’ « Graham • Paige .................. 2 ', InU. T A T ............................ 30ti Lorlllard .................................. 41U Minute Maid ........................ 1914 Penney .................................... 107 Penn HR ....... 1814 Royal American .................... 414 Sears Roebuck .................... 4814 Studebaker ............................ 121s U. S. Steel ............................ 99»« Wtitinghous* E l...................... M Seminole TALLAHASSEE (U Pt) A Southern Baptist minister from Winter Park Monday became Florida’ s second announced candi­ date for governor in I960. Both candidate* are staunch segrega­ tionist*. The Rav. Georg* A. Downs, exrtutlV* secretary Of the* Florida CiUxenz Council H id h# would run on a platform of total segre­ gation. " I am entering the race to give the people o f Florida whose philo­ sophy agree* with burs a clearcut choice In the election," u id Down*. The announcement cam* a* a surprise to at leaal thra* other potential candldatei who may m ike segregation tha top Issue in the com ing campaign. State Sen. Ilarvie Betser of Bonlfay, an ardent segregationist, made his formal announcement a month ago. Senate President Dewey John­ son, Quincy, and Jacksonville at­ torney Fred *K*nt said Downs' decision to run will have no e f­ fect on their own plans. Up To Him READ Y FOR BIG D AY at th* Bahia Shrina Temple’s first Family Day Picnic Saturday art. left to right, Shriners Cheater Rearick, o f DeBory, picnic chairman; Harold Kaatner, coordinator o f units; and Andrew Ramsay, president o f the Sanford Shrine Club. AH Shriners, their families and friends art invited to tht all day Sanlando Springs festivities. Kastner Heads Big Gift Division O f U F Campaign Sea.liicl* County United Fund cam paign division heads have been named and division quotas set in the drive for 941.821. Under Campaign Chairman A. B. Peterson Jr., Harold H. Kast­ ner will head the Major Gifts de­ partment which has a $20,000 quo­ ta. Leading collections from Indus­ trial employe* will be construc­ tion manager Art Harris. Engi­ neer William Bush has charge of collections from businesses with eight o r more employes. The goal for the industrial and business em ploye subdivisions is $8,300. Chairmen of the Diversified Divi­ sion, in charge of solicitation from businesses with fewer than eight em ploye* l* Herbert Su-nstrom. The diversified quota li 94.300. Th* Rvaldentiil Division chairman has not been announced but a 92,300 residential collections goat ha* been art. Collections from city and county government workers will be super­ vised hy city building Inspector M. A. Yelvington and County Zoning Director Robert Brown. The Gov­ ernment Division quota Is 91,300. The Rev. John W. Thomas of Holy Cross Episcopal Church has charge of the Church Cooperation division in the drive which runs through Oct. 15. The Metropolitan Division, or­ ganised countwide chiefly through the Negro Schools has a 91,300 goal. Dr. G. H. Starke, Crooma Academ y Principal Roy A. Allen, and Hopper Academy Principal Alma Hurston head this section. Fulfilling the eounly goal of 93,' 500 It under th* direction of Coun­ ty Agricultural Agent Cecil Tuc­ ker. Community le a d e n la th* drive at Altamonte Springs art Mrs. Kristian Juthw and Mrs. Frank Henderson; fo r Casselberry, Mrs. Pat McKinney; Chuluota, Mrs. Virginia Chadwick and Mrs. Jo­ seph Arm strong; Forest CUy, Mr. and Mr*. John Bethea; Fern Park. Mr. and Mrs. William Bridge and Mr*. Dorothy Heuring; Gene va, Mr. and Mrs. D . M. Ladd; Lake Mary, M rs. Ida May Sjoblom ; Laka Monroe, Mrs. Herbert Behrens; Longwood, BUI LaBree and Dick Z artn un ; Paola, Mrs. Gordon Frederick and Mrs. B. F. Gaaas; Slavla, Mrs. G eorgs Jekubcln and Mrs. Em ily Jekubdn, and for North Orlando, M rs. Mary L. Hudgens. • Solicitation from county school personnel will be made directly be tween the principals and th* per­ sonnel. T A LLA H A SSE E (U P I) — G a * LeRoy CoUlns waa expected to give his decision today In a con. troversy ever th* 1969 Seminole County tax roll. Aides said tha Seminole County problem would be the first Item brought to the governor’s attorn tlon upon Ms return from a trip to New Hampshire. Th* governor waa reported driving back i o Tallahassee and could not b* leached for comment this morning. H e was expected s i th* capital sometime today. Comptroller Ray E. Green said today be has washed his haoda of th* Semlnoi* property aaaeaowent battle and wUl leave ft strictly up to CoUlns. Green said he wUl discuss the matter—which has been before Mm oa four previous occasions— with CoUlns whan th* governer returns. "There la nothing more tide office can do,” Green said. " I thought 1 had settled It h m time* and eaeh Ume, the official! down there seem ed to get further apart. It's almost reached th* •tags of a shooting w a r." "I'm going to turn that bahf over to tha governor." The commission voted to refer th* matter t* the governor aad com ptroller f o r a decialoa last waek after taut assessor Mary Karl* W alker refused to accept a com mission-ordered reapprab A talagram waa aant by tho commission to tha governor aod coniptrollar, but both w art awl a ! th* state at th* time. G reta re­ turned but Commission Chairman John K ridtr amid oa reply bo* baaa received to tb* Electronics Men To Be Introduced Representatives of Dearborn Electronics Laboratories and Dynatronlca Inc., will be Introduced to Sanford business and profess­ ional men at the monthly meeting o f the Coffee Club sponsored by the Chamber o f Commerce. The Coffee O u t w ill meet at 10 a. in. Thursday at Mrs. Appla by'* Valdes Restaurant Christianity, Communism Compared SAN FRANCISCO ( UPI>—Soviet Premier Nikita 8. Khrushchev, hit spirits vastly Improved by a hearty reception here left today for a 30hour tour o f tha famed Iowa corn belt. The Russian leader, who received the most enthusiastic welcome o f Mi Am erican tour so far during 40 hour* in tha bay area, wtll visit a farm famUy at Coon Rapids before going to Pittsburgh and Washington. Khrushchev, who was greeted In Sin Jose Monday by a sign wMcb read "prtnc* of peace," mad* a comparison bctwrrn communism and Christianity at a civic ban­ quet here klomlay night. The Soviet premier said the Communists looked ui>on building a new society as something "m ost sa cred." "W e want to build a society of Complete equality *« preached by Christ.” he vaid " I f you will look into our aspirations you will see that we hasr taken many of Christ's prccepts-such as 'Love thy neighbor.’ ” Hypnotist To Speak To Kiwanis Club Sanford Group Sees Evinrudes Engel Funeral To Be Wednesday M AP OP RUSSIAN SPHERE OF ‘PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE* Khrushchev returned to that philosophy in a different vein by bringing up his heated feud with Mayur Norris Poulson of Los An Angeles. Poulson angered the So­ viet leader with his " w e wUl bury you" reference in a speech Satur day night. The Premier sakl h* wanted to say soinr pleasant things about Loa Angeles and Mayur Poulson. "The mayor his a very charm ing wife and fam ily ," Khrushchev said. "A t dinner something hap­ pened—perhaps he gut up on the wrung aide of Use bed—that la why be delivered Ibat unhappy speech." "Let us be condescending,' he added. "E ven the teaching Christianity tells us to forgive the trespasses of others. Let us con­ sider he spoke not from the heart, not from the mind, but U was Just an unhappy Incident." The speech capped a busy day of hand shaking, back slapping and sight seeing for the Soviet leader Including his first close up look at an American Industrial plant and a spur-of-the-moment meeting with rank-and-file union men. The premier ilso revested that h* had btard of a tom ato throw ing incident during his drive through the streets of Los Angeles "Someone threw a tomato—it rosy havt been a very good torn* to—aod th* chi*f of polle* decided to depriv* us o f th* pleas­ ure at visiting yuur land of fan taiy, Disneyland," h* said. Khrushchev was far more cor dial than ha had been on previous occasions. Ua said that In Sao Francisco h* fait i « if ba war* among true friends. " I stopped th* car at random and asked an ordinary bousawtfa on th* atreat what w as bar dear­ est wish, and aha la id 'paaca. . . no war.' Tbo*a art the sentiments that (til tha minds o f all altisan* to tha Soviet Union, ha said. No Dates Slated For Tax Hearing County Com m lsetonan decided this morning that thay weren't id a position to set dates for tea equalisation meeting!. Tb* commissioners can't tat tha hearing date* until they know when the tax rolls will ba iubmlttcd. advised Attorney M ach Cleveland Jr. A request fo r a tentative bud gal from th* rounty clerk, to b* pre­ sented not later than next Tuesday was mad* by th* com m ission. According to th* state attorney general the commission must lu v * a proposed budget. A five per rent Increase over last year'a budget could b* anti­ cipated for the coming year said Deputy Clark Earl Burdick. Thto would bring the 1939-90 budget to about 934 million. The commissioners prepare th# final budget from tha tentative figures drawn up by the county dark. Eisenhower Calls In Top Advisors WASHINGTON (U P I) — Prcaldent Eisenhower called seven top advisers to the Whit* House to­ day to help Mm prepare for bin crucial weekend talks with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchav. Summoned >o the conferenen were high diplomatic, military. Intelligence, science and atomlo officials, headed by Undersecre­ tary of State C. Douglas Dillon and Deputy Defense Secretary Thomas Gates. They included John McCone, chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission; Allen Dulles, direc­ tor of tha Central Intelligent* Agency; Adm. Arteigh F. Burk*, chief of naval operations; Dr. Gtorge B. Klatlakowsky, presiden­ tial sclcnca adviser, and Oordor Gray, special presidential assist ant for security affairs. No agenda for th* conference has been mad* public but th* tw* world leaders are expected to dis­ cuss th* Berlin issue and disarm­ ament among other problem s di­ viding tha East and West. Phone Company Sets Open House Sanford's Southern Bell Talaphone Co. branch office wtR hold open house Sept. 30-O tC 1, from 1:30 to 9:30 p. ra. Tha long distance switchboard In operation, a movie for tha chil­ dren, and refreshments wUl b* featured in the lour of th* log at 309 W. Ninth. "C om # and bring the fam ily," Manager Bob Invited Sanford are* reildaoto. 1 IMtoM-• r �lO fej g g ! o f th i y o * r in th o (N a v y P h o t o ) w - * tjir «'•??. : i»narv.,vl A\-t i.iA Naur d ^ b e d -d r iv o . aw dela, U a * d u n a and h tfb-etyled S u b u r b * ! C arryalls. It i th * h andsom est, h ardiest Chevy f la a t e v e r t o ra p o r t ( o r duty. Sea y o u r d o lla r f o r tba wboia atory, a a d bo aura t o taka a rldol I t ’a s o m e th in ! t training requ lrtataU , l o t Goodyear Starts New Building; « l sm ell aasmUi ownaad m a t grading, man­ a t tba ra d io spectrum lev y's refusal to supply to Sep. Web- i, a l v b a n tw o feava boas disclosure cam e Monday •a* at tba trio, Eddie U a Ids Award « *■* < «*# li ■* Ceremony MemytUI aad W id e Hanaock aad a U a * b a d * la Da* T »a * U t. Daa M other Mrs. WUUam V. MaoiyMH aaado tba yiosaMatloas, Candlelight hutlaUea a I ate Scouts lata tba Wabola rank, tba bJfhec*. Cub Scaol u a k , closed tba n o a t l u . Dao Y taeblo. Jtm See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer HOLLER Corner 2nd Jk Palmetto MOTOR SANFORD SALES # 9 9 b» �p w otoooos I M n f i r rate* w tm of to Sail!* Harro w Chapter, Daughtars o f the A w r k i B RsvaiuUoa, observed CcesUtutloa Day Sapt. IT at th« b e a u a t Mr*, r . E. Rovoiillat. Co-hostasaas v a r a M rs. F . E . B oli ta d Mias I n n * Hinton. the «m - H eavy I G ary B ra w l, aan of Mr. aad M rs. Attack spersed with m agnolia l a m a , authentically carried out an aut­ umn th e r e . Mrs. Norman K. Melnaia intro­ duced guests and new mem bers Entertain M r. aad Mrs. Neil M cLeod, en­ tertained a group at friend* with a k a M I dinner dance at their h ew s aa Bamboo D r., la Sualand K Satoo, Saturday evening. . Ih M o atteadlag w ere Mr. aad Mrs. David R egan, M r. and Mrs. If. a . Spain. Mr. aad Mrs. Tax Moaeh sw p . Mr. aad M rs. Dan BarM a, M r. aad Mra. Jackie J t m a r aad Mr. aad M rs. J . J. PstAAO ItalA hr M rs. Jams* Blankenship and N r uwlhar, Mrs. C. E . Whitcomb, ^ M f dall Ave., have as their guests, w N r. and Mrs. J. Ben Berry of CtadnaaU. Ohio. While vacation­ ing a t New Smyrna Beach one day this week Mrs. Blankenship aw l Mrs. Berry had a narrow escap e from a ii* foot shark. Misses Sonja Mooforton and M ary Ana Wright left Sunday on the Atlantic Coast Lina Theater party for New York City where they will enjoy a week o f broad* w » y shows, tours and other atO b a etlon s. M rs. W, P. Yesley has relum ed from Denver. Colo, where she at­ tended the International conven­ tion o f Christian Churches. On bar w ay home she stopped over to visit bar sister, Mrs. Percy Lana in BoonevlUe, Mo. and naphawa Jerry and Joe Lana la 81, Louis, Mo., and BaUavUle, 111. Shop aa October l a U Members aad their g a n U In­ cluded Mm . Baggett, Mrs. Talnudge. Mrs. M clm U , Mrs. Leper, Mrs. John F . Barlow, M rs. Lawr­ ence R. Bauer, M rs. John E. Cooslas, Mrs. Tyler P . D e d a t a , Mrs. PUmp S. Harward, Mrs. C. L. Fittpatriek, Mrs. George I . J «t**«. Mrs. Malvia L. Jooes. Mrs. John L . M cCrsckea, Jr., M n. Charles V . Myar, Mrs. James A. Nelson, Mrs, William P. Raya, Mrs. Jasaa W. T aft, Mrs. Alvin Thomas, Mrs. Robert P. Tucker. Mrs. Richard Conn, Mr*. Neal J. Johnson,* Mrs. Jam es A. M ickey, Mrs. J a ck A. McClure, Mrs. Roger A. Sm kh, Jr. Mrs. John R. Swope, Mrs. George G. Zim m erm an, Mrs. son. Mrs. Max Bent. Mrs. F. R. Kshlo. Mrs. W. W. Woodruff, Mrs. Arthur G. Elder, Mra. Robart Smith and M rs. J . T. Danneby. RECEIVING G U O TS at tha pnnonagn trw thn R*v. and Mrs. James Nl Barnett, (center) M ow ing InhtntUttan emramonkh nt the First Christian Chureh, Sunday afternoon. The Rev. D. F. J o n ch fe . DeLend, (at left) who delivered tho sermon nt the services, y. W . Larson, board chairman, (at right) Mias Florence Bishop, president of tho CWF and tho Bev. Gilbert E . Counts, DeLend, ad Interim Minister prior to tho arrival o f the Bar­ netts. (Bergstrom P hoto) Minister And Family Honored A t Installation, Reception The Rav. Jam es N . Barnett waa installed a a minister to tho First Christian Church, Sunday after­ noon, by the State Eexecutive See­ ratary o f Florida Christian Misalooary Society, Lawrence Ashley, Other participants in Urn service w a n tha R av. R . H. Spear, J r ., President, Seminole County Minis­ terial A sia., and pastor o f the Natarina Church, the Rav. Gilbert E. Counts, DeLand, the Rav. D ar­ rel F . Joachim , DeLaad, and V . W. Larson, Chairman, Official Board First Christian Church. The Christian Women’ s Fellow­ ship o f Urn Chureh honored M r. by M rr. Claude Bishop. Serving |t the punch table, which also carried out th o groan and geld m otif: w a n Mrs. Kyle McMillan, Mra. B . W. Ram ey, Mra. G. W. M organ and Mra. J. L- Horton Sr. Floating hartaaisi weaw Mra. Marvin J. to h lfi, Mra. Marvin Jonas. Mrs. Francos J ob and Mra. J. L. Horton. Jr. Miss Shirley Mar­ gin kept the guest book. Am ong out o f town guests w ere the Rav. aad M rs. Lester C. Doarr. M r. aad Mrs. Joseph Fergersan, M r*. Mo- Sail Treadwell, of Mt. Dora, Rav. aad Mr*. Bruce E. Burgbard, OrUnde, Rav. and Mra. Gilbert E. Counts, tha Rev. and M rt. Darrell F . Joachim, Mr. aad Mra. N. K. R n n att, Mr*. Frank Connell, DeLand, and the Rev. and Mrs, A . C. l amia a n , DeBary, A miniature reception honoring David aad Michael Barnett, sons o f tho new minister, was bald at thn Educational Building at tha sam e tim e of the CWF reception. It waa for tho younger group, ages one to 1*. Refreshments ware served by the hostesses, Mis* Kale Bohlft and Mlse Linda Jones assisted by Mrs. Robert Getman, p ity Supervisor. W lU e Brow *, lo n m a rtia Ava., celebrated U s seventh birthday, last Thursday with a patty at his home. G a m s ware played with prise* aw arded to Linda N oel, Susan Gallatta aad Donald Brawn. F avors warn ghraa to tha (wests and rerreihm eats of cake, lea cream and caM drinks served. Others altsndlni w ere Michael and Marla GaUatlo, Judy Rbodta, Linda Purdy, Berbeth Anne and BUI CoUier, Arleoa, Linda and M ary Joe D cM alllo, Mariana and Allen D ora, J o y c e H a n e y , aad the honorce’ a brat hors, Heady, K ea ­ w m iq , ne lb ami and u Donalds Mothers assisting Mrs. Brown with the entertaining were M rs. Robert Dorn, Mrs. Bart Gallatta, Mra, Herbert Collier and Mra. George DeMalUo, Following tha board meeting. b u iln tu leu k in with tha ritual. A m trieaa Creed, pledge to the fle e aad tha ringing o f tho Na­ tional Anthem. cruise a e the R ou alflat YacM, "The S k yla rk." Guests enjoying (he afternoon w ore Mrs. A . 8. MeCaUum, Mrs. Jam es Blau aad Mrs. AUce H arvey Calhoun. Members present were Mrs. G. 8. Brown. M rs. P . P. Campbell, Mrs. K . M. H oke. Mrs. A . R . Key, Mrs. C. R . K lrtiey, Mrs. Ralph Leonard, M rs.' R . M . Maaoa, Mrs, TUESDAY J. B. R a y, Mrs. Lawrence Thu* Tha Man o f tha First Presby. lay, Mrs. L . C. W ildoer, Mra. Riy* tartan Church and their ladies wlU mood Smith and Mrs. H u a i Har­ meet at T p. m . for u p p e r . Pio­ vey Lyman. neer Fellowship meets at • p. m. First Baptist Church Brotherbead aupper meeting T p, m . Sub-diatrict MYF meal* In Me. Klnley H ill Methodist Church 7:30 Tha W elcom e W agon Club Will meat Wedneaday night at 7fM Pinacresl Baptist Chureh Pre­ For Outgrown Sale Donat km* at clothing have pro- paration weak. W. M . U. Clark p. m, a t tba B a n te d W o r n * a ceaded ao w all for tha outgrown Circle meets S:M p. m. fo r pot Club. A ll newcom er* who have re. celved calla from W . W . t o i K p n •ale scheduled for O c t I and 3 luck supper. Ice Cream Supper Enterprise ate invited to attend. ~ Methodist Church a to i p. in, women have been working diligent­ ly sorting and storing clothing TOPPING and accessories. il amounts o f mayonnaise Tbe G am m a Lam bda Chapter of Tha "W hile Elephant" table h Parmesan Beta Sigm a F t t w ill m a tt trnRN filled with bargain* o f sU attw blended together make a delirious I at the b o n a at Mrs. Tbomaa and shapes each as movie screens, topping tot chilled cooked broe-1 Largen, P t a e c r o t Addition at..* lamps and many, hand made a r­ ticles. The sale will be held In the Strickland Morrison building be­ tween the hours o f 1:30 a. m . aad I p. m. Church Calendar W. W . To Plans Shaping Up Sorority Meets grated cheese K17 8. FRENCH AVK F A S H I O N Scoop! CLOSINC OUT ENTIRE STOCK ! "Oviedo HD Club Opens Season ■ M W i: m M The Oviedo Home Demonstra­ tion Club held the first meeting o f this season last Friday morn­ —C\i iing a t the home o f M rs. Domer D. Daniel). JAYCEES WIVES CLUB OFFICERS shown si th e InaUlUtion dinner nt Mrs. Dsnlell reported on the Spencer's Restaurant, Saturday night. Mrs. A. K . Shoemaker Jr., vice te le c t u r c “ Your Fam ily Business" pmaident, (left) Mrs. M. L . Reborn Jr., outgoing president, presenting given by Dr. C. C. M oxby at the the gavel to the new president, Mra. Jack ENckaon and Mra. Stuhrt'Stet­ July Short Course In GtinesvUle. son, secretary. Other officers include Mrs. Mason W harton, treasurer and M oney management, consumer Mra. William Klinefelter and Mrs. Georgs Speer, directors. Mrs. Tony credit. Interest rates, cost credits, Tram s, past vice president was ini tailing officer. Mrs. Reborn was pre* Investment Insurance, fam ily bud­ geting, and social security prob­ sented with a g ift from the club (Bergstrom Photo) lem s were discussed. A refreshment course o f coffee and cookies waa served following the program report. Attending were Mrs. Louis A. A M o s la r , Mrs. Bessie Cross, M ti. T A n n io L. Carter, Mrs. Elaine F arr. Mrs. Robert Lee. Mrs. Charles Lea Sr., Mrs. W. W. DietThe Oviedo Garden Club held Tba Frances Horton O rel* of the rick and Mias Myrtle Wilson, the first meeting of the season at First Baptist Church m et i t tha the home of Mrs. Charles T. Nlcounty agent. The Board o f Education o f homa of Mrs. Alfred Chile* Jr., black. Plans w e n made tor the week with Mrs. Donald coming year, including a nursery B a r n e t t Memorial Methodist last Oviedo tour, ways to rem em ber shut-ins Church la sponsoring an Ice Cream Ftamm, chairman, presiding. The devotional waa presented by and future program s such as tha Supper tonight In the Church An­ Mrs. Fred Mysrs, guest spexker "H at Show" and tha Christmas nex from • to a p. n . Proceeds w ill be used to buy for tha evening. A short business Tree. It waa also decided to continue needed equipment fo r the church meeting w as held and plans made to visit tba County Homo this placing flowers In the Cltitens school. B y MARIAN R . JONES month In obsarvanca o f Commu­ Bank and the Oviedo Clinic. Mrs. nity M illions. M r. and Mrs. Jam es A . Thom p­ N iblick gave a potted plant to son o f Vero Beach, w ere In Oviedo each mem ber present. An rxecuPlans wars discussed fo r a visi­ last week following a vist wth live board meeting preceded the tation program and a community their mother at the Florida Sani regular business session. missions project that the circle will use for tha next year. Meeting tarlum . Those attending were Mrs. Cnight wa* changed to the secoad Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Mosier, of R. CTonts, president; Mrs. George Monday o f tha month, beginning O viedo have returned borne after Means, Mrs. Joe Battle. Mrs. A M emorial Service tor Mrs. W . In October, spending tom* time in Michigan Roy Clouts Jr., Mrs. Mae E. L, Harvey wae held Thursday a f­ Following the business session ths summer, and w ere the dinner King, Mrs. Paulina West, Mrs. ternoon by the Sallie Harrison guests of Mr. and Mrs. J . B. M. L. Gary. Mrs. Jams* Brook­ Mrr. Myers presented the book Chapter e f tho D. A. R. at the • J o n e s Wednesday evening. "Christian Witnessing." A gift was shire and Mrs. S. Parker. home of Mrs. F. E. RoumillaL presented to Mrs. Flam m for her E ar! A. Lundquist, vice-presi­ Mrs. F, E. Bols officiated in tho dent of the Fifth District of Fla. outstanding leadership during the absence of Mrs. C. L. Park, chap­ , Federation of post office clerks, p is’ year s * chairman. lain. wsa a visitor of the Oviedo postal Refreshments were served by Resolutions of sympathy w er* tba hostess, Mrs. Chiles, to Mrs. clerks, lie extended an Invitation for them to sltead the Orlando Members of the Wesleyan Ser­ read By Mrs. RoumlUat, regent. Myers, Mrs. Flamm, Mrs. Francis Local on Wednesday, O ctober T, vice Guild met at McKinley Hall Several member* o f the chapter Hall, Mrs. Don Knight, M rs. Benny at S:30 p. m. at the D .A.V. HalL last week for the first meeting and two daughters o f Mrs. Har­ Austin, Mrs. le w is Barley, Mrs. o f the current season. A covered vey, Mrs. Hasel Harvey Lyman o f W, A . Cogl* and Mrs. Calvin dish supper was served followed Lakeland and Hrs. Alice Harvey Wright. by the business session with :'r s . Calhoun of Euatia w ere present a t Fred Smith, prescient, presiding. the service. Oregon grows about U to W per A copy o f the resolutions will 1 cent of tha filberts used com ­ Mrs. Nancy Brock gave a re­ T w o films on cancer entitled port on the recent Seminar held sent to the fam ily o f Mrs. H arvey. mercially In tha United Stales. "N ev er alone" and “ Tim e sad la Orlando. She announced that two women'', were shown by Ron­ the study chosen for this year ald Perry at the meeting o f the would be on Africa and g iv e Ladies Auxiliary to the Fleet Re­ summaries of books to be used. serve Assn. Unit 147 at the CPO Miss Mabel Chapman reported Club. oa the Annual School o f Missoni Vernon Mlxe, president o f the held In Lakeland. Mrs. Clarence Seminole County Unit of the Am e­ Wynn gave an interesting account rican Cancer Society spoke about of her attendance at the Methodist the functions of the organisation. Assembly at Junaluska, N. C., ^ Dr. Robert Smith of the madt> during the summer, aad Mrs. * cal adv isory board of the Semi­ Burka Steele told o f her visit nole County society answered In Ike to the Methodist Children’s Home m any questions concerning tha there. Beggarly Building fllmi. Six visitors and nineteen m em ­ The auxiliary's project, "The bers were present. 2587 S. Orlando Dr. linen basket" waa discussed and it w as decided each mem ber would contribute to It sad the drawing was scheduled fo r Oct. IE U was also decided to lend ^ a donation to the U. S. S. Arisona w fttm orixl. Registered Beauticians The bouse party planned for Sept- 1* k it been postponed until Sept 31. It will be held at the HOURS home of Mrs. C. E. vieetraeyer. For reservations call Mrs. Wil­ 8:30 to 5 Hon. Thru FrL • 8:30 to Noon Set. liam Holcomb at F A 2-U27. Ice Cream Mrs. F. Myers Meets In Oviedo Presents Study Supper Garden.Club Shams on haven't short in you If you aesn our leather soft Jacket* pastels, budget priced. 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' V , ca ll the a n m w f g n t a d m i tried le locate a free-laare picture taker —h ot a n a were available. 11m Mg stery waa M r, K hrushchev's visit. awl. la spite a f tba Russian visit­ e r, the DemecraUa Claa gathered at the call a f Chairman Paul But­ ter to shew the Ceuntry that the Party waa fu ll a f harmony. From Florida ca m * National Committeem aa Jerry Carter, o f T allahasse e, aad National Committee worn an. Mrs. P eggy R h raasa* o f Gaines­ ville. Mora Importaat ta Florida was i South Knows at’s Going On Gov. LaRov Collin* said somothla* in a »P^j« OT hut wwk that w* wUh could ba m a d * required readtfor avary number of Confirm, the U. 8. Supreme Court I all other bodiea which have been alammlnf the South und for year* on the question of segregation. Collins had quits a bit to aay on the subject, but eummad our feelings very well In one sentence: " S o u t h e r n e r s resent criticism f r o m those who do not gtlce what they preach.” , . Tho governor went on to pinpoint the real reason why gy politicians and other bleeding hearts cry dixcrlml- Worry Clinic Assignment BY ED KOTERBA The charge brought a quick statement from W. Wilson White, a u iita n t attorney general in ebarga o f Ihe civil rights section. T h e itatement by Mr. Dlngell indicate* that be la not familiar with the true enforcement record ot the department," Whitt said. He la id his office had acted with "prom ptness and vigor" in all casta. Dlngall said only three voting cases had been brought up for prosecution. Of these, he slid, two were dismissed by trial judges and the third la yet to bo tried. White said the congressman had bis facta wrong. WASHINGTON (U P I) The Justice Department has denied n congressman's charge that it hag baba la x la prosecuting civil rights vitiations .'••Rap. John D. Dlngell (D-Mlch.) unshed off lh* exchange Sunday by accusing thn department’s civ­ il rights division of “ shameful dis­ regard o f responsibility.". Ha said View—If say—N egro citizens have been able to register or vote as n result of Justice Department anfor remen of thn 1U7 a ct." Halleck Makes Self Available WASHINGTON (U PI) - House Republican Leader Charles A. llsllrck Is available fo r the I960 GOP vice presidential nomination. ; The M-yenr-old Indiana con­ gressman noted Sunday that "you don't run for vice president" but slid he would answer " y e s " if Ihe psrty's presidential candidate sought him for a running .natc. llillcck'a political prestige has been climbing sharply since last J i b . 0 when he took over leader­ ship of House Republicans by ousting veteran Hep. Joseph W. Martin Jr. from that post. DAILY Would-Be Soviet Returning Home MOSCOW (U P I) Nicholas Petruvll, a sheet met el worker Irani Valley Stream. N. Y ., who first renounced his American citi­ zenship to becom e a Soviet cltUrn and then changed his mind, left for home today a wiser men who wants only a chance lo start over again. "A ll I want to do is go home, see my brother Dominick and I gucs* get a job somewhere and •tart ov e r." CROSSWORD At RON’S 1. Infant fl. Cl axes 9. llu non ng machine 10. tlusgfiJ mountain crest 32. Flush with •uccrsx 13. Coronet IS. fpiru. lamp 33. Jacob's — 10. Music not* IT . Cungrr IS. Mulberry 19, Scotland l poet.) 22. Tedious 24. To haggle 16 Rsvolv* 39. Speaks 31. Exclama­ tion 32. Letter 31. Pronoun 34. Aquatlvi mamma'.* 36. Level 37.lireen gem 3S. Below tnsul.) 40. Middle T~ I V l*J iL •i i % d T~ tr y ,. ii y % f rk 37. Indonesian leland 39. To forgo 40. -------------- u * % % 14 % ii % A If % % A % if Archipelago 41. Abrupt 42. Heathen images 43. French river 44. Motet ure (post.) T~ A i m u h. J» % % M ii J! $ 4. -i DOWN 1, European sex U d i WASHINGTON — Like all the other timei when Use Russians beat us lo the missile punch, there was another round o f bit­ terness bounding around here when the Reds turned the moon into a bull’s eye. Some folks blamed our space backwardness on Inadequate scien­ tific education. Others put the blame on lack of Federal rocket funds. Rut 1 discovered the real cause. And that is, every one of our space vehicles, by way o f dem o­ cratic processes, Is tied by its umbilical cord to Washington's confuiion. • Most of that confusion la caused by paper work. W e've probably spent enough money on paper work In miselles to send a paper rocket lo the planet Pluto and return. The Red pennant had barely slopped quivering on the moon when the National i Aeronautics .------------ 11— and Space Administration appris­ ed newsmen that they had som e press kits ready for uu. 1 rushed to NASA beaesquarters By VOKRNUN SCOTT HOLLYWOD (U P D -T h o nicest thing Britain has exported to muvictuwn in many a m oon la 13year-old llayley Mills, a sweet(seed Import who is starring in her first American film. Daughter ot English star John Mills, llayley Is a startling con ­ trast to the spoiled, ill-mannered Hollywood variety o f m ovie moppels. llayley curtsied politely in tho Disney Studio com m issary before sitting beside her mother for lunch. Her 10-year-old brother, e hellion on wheels with e shock of red hair, sat like an angel next lo a nervous Disney press agent. Haylcy was reared in Uccauaa llayley the trail limn of “ children aro seen but not heard,” she offered no gratuitous information, bul an­ swered questions with serious aplomb. Brother John ta not the tiaditiunaliat that Haylcy is. Before Ihe blonde little girl could embark on her interview the press agent emitted a yelp of surprise end stood up abruptly. He hopped around on one foot, pulling lec cubes from his socks. "N ow , John," his mother, Mrs. Mary Mills, remonstrated in a cul­ tured English voice, “ Please do be good." Juhn subsided proclaim ing inno­ cence. llayley carefully explained she is starring tn the title rote of Dis­ ney's “ Poilyanna." along with Jane Wyman and Richard Egan. Tuesday, September NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:15 downtown to tee what the excite­ ment w u about. At NASA, they have 23 people spread over three floors whose jo b |a grinding out p ip er work for the press. 1 followed the press informa­ tion sign to Room 100. The girl at the reception desk said, "I'll bet you're bore after the press kits," sod I said I was. "Y ou 'll find them In Room 103." she said, pointing her pencil across the hall. Lika a guided m issile, 1 scooted serosa the hall, and the girl in Room 103 — another of the 23 hired to hand out press klia and such — la id, "O h , no. you were misinformed. Those press kits ars in Room 100." Like a misguided missile, I scooted back across the hall. “ What are you doing back h ere?" asked the girl behind the recep­ tion desk. And I told her what the distributor o f press kits yon­ der said, and she said. " I f she said so, then I guess she knows what she’ s talking vboul." The kits were there, in l wo envelopes, telling about two rela­ tively minor upcoming rocket shots. Altogether, there were It different packs ot "fa c t sheets." One, fiv e tegal-etied pegea thick, reviewed the eight Vanguard fail­ ures. In Russia, they have ao press kits. T h ey Just keep shooting up rockets. But the NASA bureaucrats bad no corn er on coofuaioo. Consider the State Department Press Division which bad Washington’ s hearty reporters fatigued from milling in long lines waiting for briefings and credentials loog be­ fore Nikita K hru tbcbe- arrived. Just one simple, hilarious exampin: They had us lined up to get o u r "p assp orts" to cover Khrushchev. After an Intermin­ able w ait, a lady employee said: "E veryb ody below N form a new line o v e r h ere." A newsm an asked: "What Is b e ­ low N— from A, or to Z ? " and she replied, "F r o m N to Z ." The N to Z reporters broke rinks, and when they got to the table, n second Ifdy employe asked: “ What are you doing in this lin e ? " These crazy, mixed up antics were on a simple, low ccbclon. Can you just imagine what the snafua are like at the higher lev ­ els? acting naturally.'' Haylcy said. to gat slugged." “ Mother and daddy are both a c­ "Y o u ’d better behave, tors and I w ai brought up in thea­ Mills admonished. ters." This time the beleaguered press agent grabbed at his pocket—too late. It was filled with crushed stlline crackers. "W hy, you littit . . . " he begin. " I didn't do any thing, m other," John teid. “ Really, John, you've been away from school too long," Mrs. Mills said, explaining he was strictly disciplined in the private school he attends in England. “ Maybe all ot us will bccurnc actors." Haylcy went on. undis­ turbed by her brother's activity. with* “ John la being tested here at the _ ^1 (fit* r a s e ** III.** atiha *.T» aatts a s * tain use ■ ) Mall • * • * * * ! * Caaal* ae.ee i v»a » at w e stastka I U S * MaalSa la s a Maash I “ I just love Am erica, especially the drug stores and Ice cream parlors. We don't have anything like them in England. Most of all I love the freeways. 1 was terri­ fied of them at first, bul nuw I find them thrilling. And I was imared at the men riding around in cari with big signs Identifying them as 'shcrtlfs.' I thought sher­ iffs only ttvrd in olden days.” "Agabb.* cried the press agent, pushing away from the table. John had poured water on him. “ One of these days—Pow, You’re going ^ ~- F Plenty Of Cars HOLLYWOOD (U P I) — Actor Richard Burton has a car in near­ ly avery port. 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Crane, in the past two yeara 1 have introduced 7 couples among m y patient! and now they are ail happily m arried." Denial Cupid Dr. Jim merita a special com ­ pliment for hit thoughtfulness. I have recommended bia method to thousands of dentists whom I Lave addressed in the last year, so 1 am sure they, too, will be­ com e allien of Cupid. Dr. Jim also shows another form o f that professional "aym* th « political workshop atagad at the m b o Urn* bp the National Commute*—but not a part o f their c oecia y t. Hare, tho w o o e r * c a n t to. tears tho lattat technique* of can p aig n iiif. They Uateoed to ex p o ru tall bow to fat out tho v o l t bow to run an election day * o t t f pool aad handle publicity; bow to ratee money. This group waa headed by Jim . m io Milligan. Chairman o f tho State D em ocratic Executive Com­ mittee, Orlando. Jim m ie ha* had b lr upi and down* alnce taking the chairmanship. After all tbat'e politics). But, his ability to orga­ nise and make frienda has begun (o show results. One result: ho brought with him the largest d e l® cation from any state to the threeday political study session. With Milligan w ere: Frank Por­ ter, Jr., Eustia, Secretary-Treas­ urer of the Com mittee; from the First District. Martha Van Patten, Tampa. Chairman; Second Dis­ trict, T. J . Jennings, Jr.. Green Cove Springs, Chairman and Mrs. Helen Barrs, Jacksonville, ViceChairman; Third District, G rad^ Albritton, Pensacola, Chalrm J# and Mrs. Clyde Sauls, Montleello, Vice-Chairman; Fourth District, Robert M. Morgan. M iami. Chair­ man; Fifth District, K. K. Ken­ nedy, Ocala, Chairm an; Sixth Dis­ trict, M ri. Mildred Feller, LaBelle, Chairman and Roscoe Rol­ lins, Stuart, Vice-Chairman; Sev­ enth District, Mrs. Robert Hariteben, Sarasota. Chairman and J. Hardin Peterson, Jr., Lakeland^ Vice-Chairman: Eighth D is t r ic t Mrs. Julia M aloes, Lake City, Vice-Chairman. The im portance ot this study session lies in the rising tide ot Republican! moving into Florida, Milligan says that this meeting was not just soother case ot peo­ ple wanting to lake a trip to Wash­ ington. “ This was a real training course for party leaders," he ex­ plained. Ho said that later this Fall, he plans to set up similxw training meetings throughout tho Slate to teach the latest politics! techniques to local organizations. At these District meetings he plans to have the Younc Democrat*, ths women’s organizations and the lo­ cal party officials. They will study the particular cam paign metnods that suit their locality and the temper o f their voters. “ 1 am es­ pecially glad to see how the Demot cratie women in Florida have com % to the forefront." he said. “ They seem more determined than the men tb study and learn about polities." lie went on to say that he couldn’ t see how they found the time. “ It is am azing," he said, bow the women are able to get away from their houiework and (heir husbands to attend political meetings. And when they show up at a meeting, they certainly are the ones who are not afraid t # stand up and be h eard." FRBE G ISTS STARTS * atte aad d y sp a ek " errer below : B y DR. GCORGC W. CRANE CASE C-4M: D r. Jim. aged » , Is an Ohio dentist. D r. Crane," he began recently, " I appreciate your em phasis on the Scientific Marriage Founda­ tion, which helps Introduce eligi­ ble men and women with a view to rom ance and happy-m arriages. “ Well, t am aiding you in­ directly In my own office. F or example, when 1 find that patients are unmarried and unattached, I talk over Ihe situation with my Dental Assistant and then help Cupid. “ To be specific, a few montha ag o a lovely school teacher, aged 29. was a patient "She bad cared for an Invalid mother fo r Mveral years, mean­ while declining several offers of m arriage. “ Now her mother had passed aw ay, ao she waa eligible to think about matrimony. Meanwhile. I had another patient, aged 32, who had lost his wife a year o r so earlier. “ This man waa attractive and a successful attorney In our town. S o I scheduled them fo r consecu­ tive appointments the following bloats" mentioned previously. Far be la not only producing m ore happiness by bis diplomatic introductions o f unmarried cou­ ples, but he is helping the clergy­ men of his area by thus tending them wedding prospects. Aad from each o f those couples under 40 y e a n o f age, will pro­ bably arise two o r three children, who will be reared as cultured, moral yoongstara. “ I t ” Far Doctors Doctors need a double dose of “ H -R" o r “ Human Relations" psychology, for they often grow so interested In chem icals or sur­ gical words that they forget the total aeeda of their patients. No doctor aver operates on a tooth or an appendix. Instead, be operates on a total personality: If be meanwhila helps tbst patient solve collateral problems, as be Dlls the decayed tooth or removes Ihc inflamed appendix, he rates higher as a successful doctor. Recently f acted as Master of Ceremonies at a banquet of 1,000 people -at a large Chicago hotel. Moot o f the . udieocs ware lay­ men, but one o f tho m edical speakers forgot this fa ct as ha described a patient who was "cyanotic and dyapnele." Few o f you educated readers know what "cy a n o tic" means for It Isn’t even listed In your col­ legiate Webster dictionary. And "d y s p o clic" Is likewise "G reek " to M l. o f you. W bst tho doctor should have said w as that his patient was "b lo c and breathing h ard ." But be didn't tven realize his audience couldn’ t follow his remarks. Ons of the biggest needs In medidnn and dentistry nowadays Is for doctors to talk tha language of the patient and stick lo 2-syl­ lable terms: (Always write lo D r. C r u e la ca rt e f tils newspaper, enclosing a long 4c stam ped, addressed en­ velop and 20c ta cover typing and prkiting costs when yea send (or t e e of his booklets.) •» COLOR A D D M A s T I . — --------- — ■■■.n r . t - i T Y n - T. . . n — “ l i s t »«ai|■ ■ * liana na u u 1- ......... M O N B U Z Z __ —» ■ . . ■ *... . . * ■ * i nW i l l * IH W «» P L E A S E SEND INFORM ATION ON PROSPECTUS See It mt your local Authorised Quality Dealer's �Sept. jt t M . 2 2 , 1 0 o 3 — P arg 3 • By Alan Mavtr S IU 9 9 N Y 9 ^ 3 * p l P r t u International for Milwaukee’ * firedup Braves, who ttU you pointblank Urey'rt gain* ill the way now with momentum. Eddie Uathawa and even the National League ichedule on their aide. Even the red-hot Dodgcra had to make room when the Bravei climbed into a fin t-p L ce tie with them by llckinz iie Plratet, I I , Monday night for their 12th vic­ tory la the last 13 game*. Tbat'a the type of down-lheatretch momentum that wina pen­ nant* and Mathew* is beaded in precisely the same direction. The slugging Milwaukee third baseman, living up to his presea­ son vow that he was going to “ make up for a lousy year” in 1930, drove In five runs againat C «I«J National League W. L. Pet. GB Milwaukee >3 96 ..UT Los Angeles S3 66 .UT ... San Franciacs 62 6T .330 1 Pittsburgh T7 73 .313 6 4 Cincinnati 72 71 .460 ills Chicago 71 76 .477 12 A St. Louis 66 It .436 13 w Philadelphia 61 86 .409 22 Monday’ s Retails Milwaukee 6 Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 12 St. Louis 3 (Only games scheduled.) Tuesday’ . Probable Pitchers San Francisco at Chicago—San­ ford (13-12) vs Ceccartlll (3*3). Milwaukee at Pittsburgh (night) • — P liarro (3-2) o r Rush (3-3) i i Haddix (12-11). A Los Angeles at St. Louis (night) • — McDevitt (10*8) or Koufax (8 6) vs Jackson (13*13). Cincinnati at Philadelphia (2 games, twi-night)—Purkcy (12*17) and Pena (3*8) vs Robinson (1*4) and Owens (11-12). - --------- -------Wednesday’ s Games Milwaukee at Pittsburgh might) San Francisco at Chicago Lot Angeles at St. Louis (night) (Only games sch cdu bd.) ^ American League V W. L. P ci, GB Chicago 91 39 .607 . . . Cleveland >7 62 .384 3 4 New York 76 73 .510 141* Detroit 74 75 .497 164 Baltimore 72 77 .483 114 Boston "0 79 .470 20Vs Kansas City 63 83 .426 27 Washington 63 86 .423 214 .Monday's Results (N o games scheduled.) ............ Tuesday’s Probable Pitchers • Kansas City at Detroit — Tsllourla (4 3 ) vs Bunnlng 118-13). Chicago al Cleveland (night)— Wynn (20-10) va Perry C12-9). \ c w York a Washington (night) — Dilm ar (12*9) vs Ra­ m os (13-18). Baltimore at Boston (night)— Wilhelm (15-11) vs Sutlivan (6-11). Wednesday's Game* Kansas City at Detroit Baltimore at Boston • m New York at W .thinglon (night) (Only games scheduled.) the Pirates Monday night with h it 42nd and 43rd homers. His first hom er ram* off loser Boh Friend with two on In' Um fifth. The ball traveled over the roof o f the right field ataoda at Forbes Field, a feat previously accomplished by only five p la y ­ ers, including Babe Ruth and Mickey Mantle. Mathews' second homer came with one on off r e ­ liever Bennie Daniels In the' ninth and b r o u g h t the Milwaukee ttrongboy'a runs balled-in total to 109 fo r the season. Southpaw Warren Spahn w asn't exacUy admiring the icenery, cither. The veteran lefty registered bis 10th victory for the 10th time in hit 13-year m ajor league career •ven though Don McMahon had to ret. fc 0 A National League Milwaukee Pittsburgh 200 u31 002— 001 101 003— ATLANTA (UP1) - Quarterback Jack Jonrs o f Ibe Florida Gators today was named Southeastern Conference back of the week by United Press International for hia performance in the G atori' 30-0 victory over Tulane. Jones, a 21-year-old junior from Commerce, Okla., is a Junior c o l­ lege graduate who was rushed into the quarterback slot after Mickey Elltnburg, the man figured for the job, gave up football. His first var■ity perform ance was outstanding. In the Tulane game Friday night at New Orleans, Jones threw a 13- Chicago M l 300101—12 13 Z St. Louts 100 100 0IO— 3 72 Hobbte (16-13) and S. Taylor. Hughes. Broglio (2). Dullba (4), Stone (6) and Smith. Oliver IS). Loser — Hughe* 40-2J. IIK ^-All* man 2, T. TayD r. Banka, (Only games achedultd.) American U agua (N o lam aa *cb*dul*d ) yard iccond period p a ts for the G alu ri’ first touchdown. Then, in the fourth period, Jonrs really opened up. He pasted five yards for one touebdowr, ran 33 yards with a past interception for an­ other, and passed (or tw o two-point conversions. T h e UP I Southeastern Confer­ ence lineman o f the week award went lo senior guard Bob K hayil of 3tississippi, star in the Rebels' 16-0 victory over Houston Saturday night. Khayal. 21-ycarold, 213-pound place kicking specialist, set up the N E W YORK I U P I)) — R oly, poly Irving B. Kahn, theater-TV tycoon start today in what may be a lively production at tha N ew York State Athletic Commljaion'a hearing into the Johansson-Patterson fight promotion. The commission displayed a fighting mood at the dose o f Monday's session when it deter­ minedly ordered Manager C u i D 'A m ato to appear at the hearing on Sept. 29 or risk permanent lots o f hit manager's license. D'Am ato manages Floyd Pat­ terson, who lost the heavyweight crown to Ingcm ar Johanrton o f Sweden at Yankee Stadium on Juno 29. Commission Chairman Melvin l» Krulcwitch planned to hear Kahn’ s testimony today and then adjourn the hearing to the 29th. NEW HOME fur Dodgers fltnrta with this miniature nhovel held by Walter O’Malley, president of the dub, who said the now stadium in Los Angeles' Chavez Ravine will be in line sometime next ataxon. Glen Hobble limited the Cards to seven hits to win his lfth game. Rookie Tom Hughes vga the loser. Over in the American League, the champagne ii still on Ice for the White Sox and they can grt to pop the cork by beating the Indians at Cleveland tonight. Al Lopez is sending veteran Early Wynn (20-10) out lo wrap up the White Sox* first pennant in 40 year*, and Joe Gordon — still at the helm for Cleveland — is countering with rookie Jim Perry (12-9) in the hope of keeping tha Indians alive. If the Indians should win, they would cut the White Sox' lead to 2'v games. If the White Sox win, all the mathematics go out tha window. first touchdown by returning a pats interception 32 yards to the Houston seven y ard line, and later kicked a 32-yard field goal. Tha rugged, roving lineman dis­ appointed In only one thing. Latt year he led the nation In extra­ point kicking by hilling on 22 of 23. Saturday night be m ade one of two. Other backs m entiooed for firstweek honors included All-America halfback Billy Cannon who got Louisiana State rolling to a 263 win over Rice with a 17-yard touch­ down run; quarterback Lowell Hughes of Kentucky who almost saved the Wildcats from their 14-12 loss to Georgia Tech, and quar­ terback - Francis Tarkenton of Georgia whose pasting and run­ ning paced the Bulldog! lo a 17-3 victory over Alabama. Other linemen cited included center Mcxie Uaughan o f Georgia Tech who was credited with IT In­ dividual tacMrs against Kentucky, and end Gordon Kelley o f Georgia who caught five of Tarkenton’* passes for 83 yards in a nifty dis­ play of outfoxing the Alabam a de­ fense. DETROIT (U P I) — J i m m i e Dykes, rehired as m an igtr of the Detroit Tigers for I960, promptly lit up one of hia trademark cigars and from behind the cloud of smoke predicted hit club will be a pennant contender next year. Dykes, his 62 ycara—42 o( them in baseball—considerably lightened by the contract signing Monday, taw things in the smoke clouds that weren't so discernible to his watching audience. " I think wc have the stuff to go all the w ay," said the newly signed little manager; "W e ll have to pick up a shortstop and a first basem an." Pressed a bit, Dykes added that hr wants to strengthen the bench ami he'll need more con­ sistent relief pitching. It was Djkrs* turn to be con­ fident, although Detroit In the past two years heard almost the same words from departed managers Jack Tlghe and Bill Norman. The signing of Dykes Monday ended several weeks of speculation about whether the veteran of the Connie Mack era would be rehired or if the Tigers would bid for an­ other "n a m e '’ manager. This spec­ ulation grew last week alter Joe Gorslon announced he was quilling L'aited l'r r l» International the Cleveland Indians. W ALLINGFORD, C o n n . ~ But General Manager Kick Fer­ Georgle (Kid) R ow , 111)4, Hart­ rell said Monday that no one ex ­ ford, Conn., outpointed Al King, cept Dykes had been considered for the 1060 field Job, 13 8 4 , Bristol, Conn. (8 ), PHILADELPHIA — Ray Lan­ caster, 147, Spartan»burg, N. C., TKO over Sailor Whltey I'oir, 1314, New York, Rebels, Auburn Get SEC Tests By Yo ls, Kentucky ISLAMORADA (U P I) The Florida team held a comfortable 246 point lead today in a spin­ fishing tournamenl with Califor­ nia designed to show which state has the best fishermen. The Florida anglers, catting in the familiar water* nf the Florida Keys, landed three bonefish M on­ day to open the second half o f the eight day tournament. The California team went emptyhanded. Tony Deles* of West Palm (leach landed a 101< pound bonefish worth 69 points to lead his Florida team. Robert Ryder, also of West Palm Beach, caught two smaller bone fish (dialing 30 points. Both men used eight pound lest line. PGA Announces $40,000 Tourney United Press International Mississippi and Auburn get their first Southeastern Conference foot­ ball tests of the season this week­ end. And, as they say back home, don’ t Tennessee and Kentucky know it? Tcnn csn -c’ s Vols, who open their season with the king-tiacd Auburn Tiger* at Knoxville Saturday, were roncrniraling on defense and kick­ ing Monday. Sophs Warren Blankrnsliip, center, and blocking back Wayne Coleman returned lo the Voi units. Auburn Coach Ralph Jordan exprevsed disappointment after a- workout which emphasised blocking, defense and offense. Mississippi, winner over Hous­ ton, opens its SEC season Saturday In Lexington against Kentucky. While the llebcla will lie favored, Kentucky's fine effort in losing to Georgia Tech last weekend has stamped them a toughie. Missis- DUNEDIN (L T D - The Profcsstonal Golfers Assn, announced to­ day a new Sto.ooo tournament, the first PcSoto Open Invitational at Bradenton, (’ la , had been add­ ed to its winter tour. PGA President Harold Sargent said the tournamenl, to be spon­ sored by (he Plymouth • DcSotoVsliant Division of Chrysler M o­ tors Corps., will be the richest one in tbe history of Florida golf and one nf the richest in the United States. The event is set for March 2427, I960, at the DcSoto la k es Country Club, five miles south o f Bradenton. It will come as the 8 13 1 highlight of the annual Hernando 6 132 DeSoto Pageant at Bradenton, Cran­ during which the landing of the Spanish explorer is re-enacted. (3), Bur­ Spahn. 31c.Mshort (9) and dall. Friend, Portrrfield Gross (At. Daniels ( ! ) and gess. Winner — Spahn (20-13). Loser — Friend (8-19). HRS— Mathews. have you looked at the schedule!*” Alt right, let's take a look. The Braves hava five more games to play, tw o with the Pi­ rates at Pittsburgh end the latt three at Lome in Milwaukee against the last-place Phillies. All the Dodgers' five remaining games are on tha road, twe at St. Louia and three a t Chicago. The Giants, on e gam e off the pace, also have no m ore homo games left. They play tw o at Chi­ cago and wind up the aeaaoa with three games at St. Louis. The Cubs crushed the Cardinals, 113, in the on ly oth er major league game scheduled Monday. Rookie George Altman bit two homrrs for the Cuba, and Toay Taylor and Ernie Banke each hit one. Banka1 h om er was his 43rd. Gators' Jones Named Back O f W eek Detroit To Retain For Performance Against Tulane Jimmie Dykes As Manager In 1960 League Leaders National League Player A Club G. AB R. II. Aaron. Milw. 147 601 114 217 .339 Cnghm, St. L. 139 Its 63 136 .131 Cepeda, S. F. 146 318 90 167 A ll Pinson, CIO. 130 631 126 200 JIT Boyer, St. L. 145 330 64 173 .313 American League Kuenn, Del. 134 340 97 192 .336 Kaline. Det. 131 493 81 161 .323 Runnels. Boi. 143 543 92 170 .312 Fox, Chi. 132 *13 U 189 J07 Minoso, Clev. 116 363 92 171 JOl Runs Batted la National League — Banks, Cubs 136: Robinson. Reds IIS: Aaron, Braves 120; Beil, Reds i l l ; Mathews. Braves 109. Americas League—Colavito, In­ dians 108; Jensen. Red Sox 106; Klllcbrew, Senslor* 101; Lemon, Senators 99: Maxwell, Tigera 93. Home Runt National League — Mathews. Braves 43: Banks. Cubs 43; Aaron. Braves 39; Robinson, Reds 36: Mays, Giants 31, Amrrican League— Colavim, In­ dians 41; Klllebrew, Senators 40; Lemon. Senator* 33: M m ile, Yankees 3t; Maxwell. Tigers 30. Pllcklog National League—Face, Pirates 18-1; Law, Pirates 18 9: AntonelU, Giants 1910; I’ odres, D o d g e r s 148; Conley, Phillies 12-7 Americas League—Shaw, White Sox 174; McLiah, Indian* 19-8; Wynn. White Sox 20-10; Mossi, Ti­ gers 16 9; Maas, Y inkees H I . hall him out In the ninth when tha Pirates rallied fo r their final three runs. The victory was the 260th of Spain's career and tied a league record for moat wins by a left-hander set by Eppa Rixey. During bis career with the Phil­ lies and R cdi, Rixey lost a total of 231 gam ci. Spahn h is lost only 172. Prior to Monday night's game, several members of the Bravea. including coach BUly Merman and Hank Aaron (who chipped In with three hits, by the w ay) cam e right out and said they felt Mil­ waukee would win the pennant. Im agine, then, how they felt aft­ er the game? '•Everything la in our fav or." Herman declared. "W e 'v e been through this before you know, and out with a knee injury sine* the first week of practice. Halfback Frank Nix, with a shoulder injury, will miss Ihe Southern Methodist game Saturday a t Atlanta. Tulane worked on punts fur Its game with Miami Friday night, as Miami shook loose Fran Curci for some good runs and passes in drills. Coach Bear Bryant cracked (he whip for Alabam a, working them under the lights Monday night for their gam e with ilouaton. FSU Loses Romeo For Citadel Game The Sanford CKy Bowling Laagw* broke its fo u r w ay lit fay fin * place in grand style, but e n M b y having a th ree w ay Ut for Jbaxth place. Maher o f Sanford cam e inta aol* possession o f tin t ptaeo through tha courtesy o f New York LUO In­ surance, w ho could find only tkree bowlers fo r this Important matek. This allowed 31 other to take three lim t a . with BUI Hartwlck leading the way with a 499 aeries. Doe Biag rolled 491 in the losing c a n * . Burnett Paintars, behind the 112 series of D on Stetier, took two games fr o m Gene'a Seminole Cleaners and Laundry. The Cleanera took tho last gam * af the match, a* BUI K a ic * had a i l l strict. Celery CU y Printing Company took two gam es from Harry's Liquora, with Boh Steels rolling • 340 aeries f o r the Printers, oldie Frank Huhn had a 343 strits fee 6ESC *445 WELL O ff 7H £ WAY TO A PM/CH M/r HOMER RECOROWHEff H e WAS PROMOTER 70A P E S C L A R - WAS o w e ' SHYOP THE PPESSA'r y PICO PO W fTti PAYE / ' [7 OFF/CJAl A T BATSl. A w * p a y B e m is ' t o p . Ak ho m er a s p r b i m a y k r S £A *O S PESP(TE lATE STAR N EW YORK (U P I) — Tha Louisiana State Tigers, defending national college football champ­ ions, topped the first weekly col­ lege football rating* o f Ihn United Prcsa International Board o f Coaches today by a big margin. The Tigers, who opened their 1959 campaign Saturday with a 26 3 victory over the R ice Uwlt, were selected first by 28 o f the 35 coaches who will rate the ma­ jo r schools each week for UPI. Three team* which do not be­ gin their seasons until next Satur­ day and Southern California, a 27-6 victor over Oregon State last Saturday night, received the othfirst-place vote*. Oklahoma re­ ceived three and Iowa tw o while Wisconsin and Southern Califor­ nia each drew one. Coach Bud Wilklnson'a Okla­ homa Souncrs were placed sec­ Skins Get Stits ond to the Tigers. Wisconsin and Ohio State, both Big Ten teams, Mississippi, were placed 3 * 4 . Arm y, Auburn, T exas, Clemson and Iowa rounded out the top 10 group In that order. Of the se­ lect 10, only LSU, Mississippi, Texas and Clemson have opened their 1989 campaigns. With poinla distributed on a It) 9-8-7-0-3-4-3-2-t basis for votes from first through 10th places, coach Paul D ieU cl'a LSU team received a total o f 327 points. Thus the Tigera w ere only 23 polnta o ff the maximum possible total of 330. Oklahoma received 218, Wis­ consin 131, Ohio State III, Mis­ sissippi 106, Arm y 07. Auburn 93, Texas 90, Clemson 87 and Iowa 74. O f the first w eek's top 10, Lou­ isiana Stale, Oklahoma, Iowa, Arm y, Auburn, W isconsin and Ohio Slate finished in the final top 10 of the 1986 season. Southern Methodist headed the second 19 group with 71 points, U waa followed In ord er by South, •rn California, N avy. Northwest­ ern, Texas Christian, Purdue, I'enn State, G eorgia, Slarjland and Georgia Tech. A total of 31 teams received vote* In the first w eek's ballot­ ing. The others receiving points were California, Pittsburgh, South Caroline, Notro Dame, UCLA, Florida, Oregon, Syracuse. Michi­ gan State, Air F orm Academy and North Carolina State. ,L6plit-ahr in k ers'' w ere an ever the place la st Wednesday, aa Deo Ring and B u ck rorgu son both pickrd two each — Doc getting the 34* 10 and the 5-7, while Buck got the FS-T and the 34-10. A lio getting spills wera A l DePnlm a'a A t pick. Bob Steele's 3-10, Don Stellar'* 3-716, and Bill K a ie e , who got tho 3-7-9 not on ce, hut tw ice. Jack Kan* ncr made tho split-pick of tha tan* ion aa ha g o t tho 4-4-7-I. Match of-the-Waek Ihii week will be on the la s t pair o f lanao whan Celery City Printing Company tries to continue Ua winning waya by slowing th o to p p la c a Mather o f Sanford kcglera. The middle lanes Hill see the New Y ork U fa laseranca five g o against the team o f Gena’ s Sem lnol* Cleaners and Laundry. T h o first pair of Ju an will find H a rry 's Liquora tryfcg to itow down th o five from Burnett Painters. Shortstop Recalled BALTIM ORE. Md. (U PI) - The Baltimore Oriels* hava recalled shortstop B ob Savarlo* from lin o field in tho Clata-D Appalachian League. Bavaria*, a 19-yeir-oM player from Darien, Conn., led Blucfltld with t JOS average and hit 11 home runt. The pa yoff In the world's rich­ est race. The Garden State, it 60 per cent for first, 20 foe sec­ ond, 10 for third and five for fourth. Five percent goes to the breeders o f the 1-2-3-4 horses. SAN FRANCISCO (U P I) — The San Francisco Forty-Niners bsve traded halfback Bill Sills to the Washington Redikins for an undis­ closed draft cholct. Slits, form er TALLAHASSEE (C P I) - F lo r UCLA star, played with the Detroit K e e p c h ild r e n Ida Stale's Tony Raniro will ml»* Lions before coming to'San Fran­ • ""* * p re p a re d fe e Saturday’ s gam e with Citadel cisco. w t n l h e r e m e r g c n c ls e . becam e o( leg injuries, but Coach Thumb test *hew fee thin Perry M ost said h ; hopes the telco end hove sheet reThree horses hava gone on from star end w ill.h e ready to go let red new. the world's rich n t race. The Gar­ again the following week. den State, to win tbe Kentucky Roth Rom eo and sophomore Shoe Shop Derby: Needles, Iron L ieg e.a n d Paul Slaton received leg Injuries Tnmy Lee, Park A te. Opposite Feed F air latt Saturday when FSU lost Its opener to Wake Forest 22-20, To add m ore depth to the end WE fORD DEALERS HAVE JUST COME BACK FROM DETROIT AND WE RE TELLING YOU position, halfback Jim Hooks, center Don Sellers and guard Ahncr Bighle were switched to end. End Bill Tyre was moved to guard. Coarhea tingled out three play­ ers for special mention 3Ionday for their allowing in the Wake Forest gam e. They were sopho­ more end Fred Grimes, Hialeah, senior guard Al Ulinrr. Clearwat­ 7. The Fel< art's now undergoing a dramatic 0(7 IUDV fee l i e nkoat aeryrite el • er, and senior quarterback Joe Experience Run, U.S..V, over every mile of meteria« Mettme, whan ymr tee m i Aim Majors, HunUand, Tcnn. numbered U. S. highway, as the climactic test Hm Hess-site Feed . . . i k t 1*4 Faisaa. in J years and 3 million miles o f research, Here's stem yee'H t o * . . . m l i i f s r l s s i i . , . development and testing. > : ? s u ; i r a " ir u E $ p A ir j« iO H T « vY 1. An all state ar nova and smarter look in new-sue cars. 3. Mara heed ream, leg ream, kip ream ihsn you'd ever imegire in a car this tire , , . and it trail six vix-fooiert. . . lakes all iheir luggage | 3. Fra* and a a tf ***-!« and est-awt «•«*wanisnia. No windshirld “ dogleg 1 . . ; its liern swept lorward, out of the way! And door oprningt are big I 4. I l f arpanvs af safety fla t* al! around fit Wat pioneered liy lo r d !) , . . taills visibility like you'd nevrr believe in 4 car ihe Falcon's sue! 5. Hasti, parks, slop* to effortlessly that no power assist* are even necesiary. And you can liave ihe I j Icon's ow n 2-tpeed Fnrdonutic Drive lo make die going even nimbler I 0, la d y and from# are t>i' tingle-unit commielinn tike ihe Thunderbird • • ■ makes ii almost immune lit ratdrt, For greatest upkeep econ­ omy, fenders are boiled on, grille is non-rusiing aluminum, important underbody structures are heavily line -coated lo resist corrosion through ihe years. Carter's S. Ixpariaota Oort is now ft army that the new Ford i .ikon averages up to 30 miles per gallon of regu/ar gall 9. Tho naw, 90-hg Faltan tfa ought* it up (runt, lor greater stability and safely. And it's not an untried, experimental engine, but built on modern shnrt-itroka principle* that have been thoroughly proved and universally ac­ cepted by engine engineers. 10. Tho purchase price will be your firs* big savings, t i c ca n t self you what it will be, jixsl yet, but it will pruve—right from the start— that the new Ford Falcon Is your j'wxgrit car. Come in now, for more details. We’ re accepting orders for die new lo r d Falcon, right nowi COMINO OCT. Ilh ...THI NIW-3IZI FORD fa lcon . S’.3 SXTTILLI2y SEE IT! A t a /r i n f l M HOW ABD KEEL j [ PATM CE MUNSEL Zj- ipocial |uoa(i L O U IS PRIM A Q ahhaw ai} &■ • K E E L Y SM ITH h * tk w R O B ER T CUM M IN GS ^ fltOO (o 9 i 30 P. M. w.riiNira-aaa.rui, p rou d ly p eoa ofitn d hy General Insurance r UNITIO BTATKS M BW BM FOUNDATION S ab / oNL rW rito ted �I 9 to sit qp straight ala* m id help. Cooper didn't endmst «Jm obriot» cun far television bottom— disposing of (W TV set. VANGUARD BBOOMtS HISTORY after final missile aucceaaMy pot in orbit a navigational aid satellite. Tb* b * Vanguard te ahown ^ v io f pad , (lower right), tha aateDita ia ahown at loft before and after aaaembljr of its equipment to nesjure routes to other ptsnets end st upper right it ii being fitted into rocket_______________ _______________________ ron Man | Birthday It .Red Hot Occasion Y O U (U P !) — Iron SYRA CU SE, N. Y . (U P !) — MeOInulljr plt’J w d fiv e W hen fir e broke out i « » . » « » « » ' * r s within a apaa of g S ^ ^ S S w a P lS Ih for the Naw York p{tA]> ifarltM Lauraen took IMS. Ha won tone of u right in stride. bills. She waa ia a labor room when the fire M at clouds o f am okt through part o f th e hospital: M,ntttw * & taB* **“ * * 0,11 **** d*UT,^ 1*7°™ Mr*' ••• » “ » h a ^ in and !« • birth to a healthy daughter. I'LL 4MOM/IT T6*6U / r o r e .B A D f fM GOING TO T w e e A flu v C MtWIC . H dW D Y O U 1 T w acM Ju a M orH ee- Tocerour k O f DOING *2 •nts d i s h e s ? -1 M IN M I ^ / ,e t t a » m D a o p p e p ir c m A 2 — J J / i jL is r n o t i c e d o u a t c ir c w e ji THCSC DBOKEN ^ an n n D * f*r* iu l H A V s\ p i e c e s d o n t totsv ] matchooa.ser. r goes to make some community more prosperous * yours . . . or the other fellow's u jc K w m t LEMONADE An average of mere than 30T1 of tha dollar you spend stays In tha city when it's spent. . . to support schools, furnish fix* and pollca protection, put down paving . . . . to pay tha folks who work for you . . . to support churches and chaiitisa . . . to ba invested In more Usds of merchandise for your selection and convenience . . . to Improve service faculties . . . . and to support aU tha other things that promoto .prosperity, growth and batter living in a community. M ake your dollars build your community... not som ebody else's! I ■ . IT P A Y S T O B U Y t’ ’ * , .* '*r" ■ V• *, s W H ER E Y O U LIV E 1 ________________________________ __________ * %' * |■1« , i>' * - • �mm A U T O G L A SS IN S T A L L E D WMaktaM Dm t C ls s s ERITULVD P O M E S all caters •ad tit**, Imm ediate or Christ■ i i daUvaay. Pbooa FA 2-131*. Back G • >’ M l G Mercury Outboard Matara WOODRUFF MARINE 1 r n a a k Ava. FA S-UM tttT C H IV Y ta rta r aadan, p a d caodiUaa, t m Cam ba aaaa •t ZitlN w or'a Garaga or phaaa FA 1-3381. IN FAOLA, »l* a ! aa Watt lit . I t ; wtd* i W la s f Mutt aoa ta a n 1130 JEEP Station W a.on, 2wheal driv e, new reconditioned n otar, P i t Can ba beau at Zittrower’ a Garage o r phono You t a d ytu r big admiring rnou lh (S A V E ! WOMEN N ow A lined S an a that m eaty tar reheat axnenaaa whUa tba children are in acboot. com ttlM fea plua Snvtnga Boodi. Write NOW, B ex 243, Loekbart, fo r inter* Fsraltw* aad Apphasm Mother o f Sanford 203*200 X . T i n t S t Pb. P A 2-0H3 LADIES - Have need for axtra >8$ 7 Spend 3 bra. dally and earn $3.20. lloura of awn choice. P l e a m a n t , Interfiling work. Ph. PA 2-270T between T ood I. Stam per Believes Purnitura Storage and Moving typing experience SALESLADY Tn aad F r a n Anywhere You Will da light la ante rt lining parainant. Apply Full time C. B . P M B JU P i if ywu baenma the proud ownari Swaenay'i. 1300 French Ava. Ph. P A S I M o f n t e f ou r now 3 bodroom, 3 bath h o n o r , with thtlr maay YOUNG LADY for garwral office w n k . Apply in pen on only, BOLLAWAY. Ifa M ta l « comtaai landing faaturai. Down* Badi. D«y, Weak nr 1 Seminole County Laundry., p a yn asta itart at 8330.03. Call 3-BEDROOM apartment, nicely • furnished. Living ream aa d hit* ; chon air conditioned. 87S a rvuoTuiB c u n X1M Preach Ava. Ph. PA 3-TSU LIFE Veals. Pu p Teata, Slaaplag Bags, Tarps, Taste. Army-Navy Surplua Store, 310 Sanford Ava. R eal Dream Home H o n a n Gould, DeBary Edward H. Simoo, Winter Park Albert C. Lange, DeBary Geraldine Signore, Sant o r P olly Mill, Sanford BUFFALO, N . Y . (U P D -T fa a * in* Buffalo really com * “ high,1* R ich ard D ejac discovered in city cou rt Judge Michael E. Simmer gav* D ejac n impended fin* o f 1230 put him on alx month*' proba­ tion and ordered him to make restitution tn the city for the t m dm admitted rutting down In Irani • f hU home. The d ty tocaatey division estimated it would coot $173 to replace the tree. D ejac said ha cut U down bacausa "neighbors b id parties un­ d e r it all day and half tba n ig h t" Baby Bottle Gets Russian Stores I MOSCOW (UP1) A plastic baby nursing bottle drew a* many tics appeared skeptical when inalm ost any other Item displayed John Walkar, Sanford Benjamin Outhrla, Sanford Births M r. a*d.Mr*. Nathaniel Pilate, M lmj, a daughter Mr. and Mrs. I t E . MU1. Sanford, a ton Mra. Marjorte Rudd and baby, Sanford Mra. Jaan Stafford and baby, Sanford SEPTEMBER 1 S 4-BEDBOOMS, 2l i bathi. large living room and dtalag roam plua larga refcraaUon room, 3* car carporta, S storage room i. comptata laundry room and beautiful kitchen. Located in «x* elualvw suburban area. Price 134.300. St* mhf C* Sadie Gut, Sanford John Pierce, DaBary Audrey Bigger*, N ew Bern, N. C. Edward H. Simon, Wlntkr Park Russell Mullins, Sanford Lilly Riley, Sanford Parm er Stewart. Sanford Debora Perry, Sanford JACHOB'S Penicillin In Milk C an Affect Human • N EW YORK (UPD — PcnlclL Jin trace* In milk and eheeae can - n u t on human consumer* al* SHOP Welding — a'ach. 4 Gen. Btpalra SPENDABLE woman w ant! steady o r part-time work. Ph. TV SERVICE within the hour. P A 3-7327. Service Call 32.30 plua part*. Work Guaranteed 3 Mo. Ph. PA 3-3713. SANFORD Plumbing 4 Htattng LAWN MOWER Repairs - Heat­ 2333 So. Elm Pb. FA 3-TI14. ers Cleaned 4 Serviced. LEWIS SALES A SERVICE. PMC W. 30 FLUMB1KO St. Ph. FA 3 7*23 or FA 2 3433. Contracting 4 Repairs Fran Estimates VOCAL INSTRUCTION R. L. BAR YET Privatt. Professional Teacher 204 Sanford Ava. Phone P A 3-3331 Phooe Sanford PA 2-7343 Phase PA H i s * D A W N ' S BEAUTY SALON Air Conditioned Dryers IB E D R O O M . Florida room, tiled bath hom e. Near air baaa oo la a fo r d Ava. 9333 down Inquire 3713 Sanford Ava. lirthi Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Sigmore, Plum bing 4 Repairs BIG SALEt PBESM BARGAINS! BIG SUITS fo r BIG MEN Up To ....................................... I S M WaaU 'N W ear S u ite . V a i 81883 NOW | U M MENS BATHING THUNKS W ai 83.23 NOW Ma MENS TROUSERS W ai W M NOW « J S Over 1400 pairs from wblab ta chooic. Wa can fit all alxai, 33 to <o. ROUND, SHORT and TALL Coma ON In, Wa can Pit Y*ALL We have out-grown our praiati quartan — M oving ta l a f g o r building, som a, p la ts. h it c h in s c u r r a i N a c e n t e r Hwy. 17-13 Car. 4M C loud r rld a y ovsnlag aad aB day S a t Open Mon. Urn. Thura. from Noon 'ill I p. a . aad Open ALL DAY Sun. lalifyiag daUila, a n .A J r lt o n Dteh N A V Y AND NEW COM ERS T O SA N F O R D Wa tnvtin yon to bn e a r gw lialr Styling — Permanents —OU Treatments— TV Stam ps, Soft . Water — Air Cond. Harriett's Beauty Naak, 103 So. Oak— FA 3-3742. Jaa C. Thames Harriet AAnia, DaBary 1Q33 Saritn SC PA 2-334 Stam per S ty e Marian Lae, Lake M ary SELDOM Sa w a hava to after a Ellen Crias, Sanford (triesi Service* AND ASSOCIATES coa tefta b lo SVh bedroom home, Helen Hayes, DeBary Real Estate — laaaraaeo situated on a corn er lot, shad­ Jcrllne Elling, Sanford Surety Beads ed by auck a larga oak tree Dora Stafford, DeBary 211 So. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2-3441 AND close to all schools and Anabel Fleming, Sanford Sanford shopping. Hayward Schulbeii, Sanford Evans Bldg. Lake Mary M n . Alfred Holley aad baby Florida M. tc each. Call FA 2 3038 Pb. PA 3-1290 THIS fram e h om e has enough boy, Lake Mary or FA 2-1739 alter 3 p. m. W. nice furaMnro s o that you jutt 3-BEDROOM house Mra. Nathan Pilate and baby C. Muse. Box 131. W .rt 1st. S t large lot, Licensed — Bonded Painting 4 have to m ove in and start liv­ girl. Mima 2403 Adam s Court, Wynnewood. Decorating. Free E uiraaic* ing. The hardwood floors and 2 George Robbins. Sanford Terms. Work Guaranteed. SEMINOLE citra largo bedroom s will make SEPTEMBER 13 P A I N T I N G CONTRACTORS life a joy. |OW full price PINECRE3T 2nd ADDITION: 3Admissions FA 2 1204. with low down paym ent and low, Emma Dorr, Sanford bedroom , 1 bath; large living low m oodily pr;-m cn ti. Irene B. MarstoL, Sanford room and bedrooms. Kitchen CUSTOM BUILT ROMKA Timothy C. Whitten, Sanford Weetinghouae equipped. Full Remodeling — Free Estimate* Marline M riser, Sanford price 113,303. Phone owner, Rrpa'ra Phone PA I-3T33 Lynn Wartenberg, Sanford FA 2-4073; fo r detail) A term*. BILL BERNOSKY, Contractor ASSOCIATES: H. E . Taffer, Alexander Chandler, Sanford Arthur r . D ay, Evaralt Harper Births 7Ju a lw aa ^ O g p eeta alll«e FLOOR si Robert P . M ay, Bart FUcbtr Mr. and Mra. B trsaris Dole Cleaning, Phene PA M SB! m N. Part n*y> Mima, a son Anderson Circle. M. M. G! Arthur Ma* Scott. Sanford Mary Moore, Sanford ROOF CLEANING AND COATING Thelma Brewer, Sanford Exrluslv* a u n t for SURCO la Dtbora Ferry, Saaferd this area. Work guaranteed, ea ‘ wwncm e r arrr STATS o r PLOntOA TO: John Chari ta Stroud, Sanford FA 2-3337 for fret taUmate*. Oaaar W. Briud* BILL EVANS Martha Beard, Sanford Oanaval Delivery Nell Wturner, ia n ford Scr.van, U tv ril* B A M 1 0 0 FIN n T*u i n hereby n eililei that a Plorrncs Could, DaBary aull k u been braugbt egeleai yen Contracting 4 Repairs Carol Util* aad baby girl, In lb* Circuit Court, In an4 (nr Licensed — Beaded —Insured Sanford Semleelo Ceuuly, Florida by Met* FRKB ESTIMATES lie Mae Braude. Ibe abbreviate* Audray lig ie r s . New Bern, till* at which I* Chancery Ns. 113 Sanford Ave. Pb. FA I-7S43 2V C 1111*. MalU* Stan Urauda. WalMIII Sadie Gut, Sanford v*. Oacar W. Bvnudn. Defendant, SEPTEMBER 2* lb* nature •( aal* ault bain* Cam. plalai far Divert*. and you ar* Admi*stent require* I* aarva a an nr of your Edward Prink. Lab* City aaaaar or nleedlaf to tbla cult Bonnie -Stcmbrtnk, Sanford on U* Plalntirr* atlornaya. Sian, M. A. Joyner, Concord, N. C. alram. Davis S Maintain. Kdatrdl Balldlaf, Sanford. Florida, and la William J. Bond, Saaford file lb# orttlaol aaewar ar alrad* Births lag la lb* afflra of Ibo Circuit M r. and Mr*. Lyna Warten- Coart. on ar bafuro tha |*lb day o f October, A. D III*. If you fall berg, Sanford, a daughter to da aa. a Dacra* Fra Caaftaao Mr. and Mrs. Henry Massrr, will ka cater*4 against you. Sanford, a daughter witness my hand aad official aaal *f tba Clark o f lb* Circuit D b missals Caurt an tbla iho ird day a f ItylJohn Walker, Sanford •mbvr, A. D. ta il. I* SAL) Must Haft Chauffaurn License sad bs Fsttlilsr With ft F. Ifaradan Clark af Clreult Court SsafaN sad Vicinity. SUtt A f* u d KipnittCS Syi Martha T. Vihiaa Deputy Clark Btanatrvm. Davla A Mclalaab Atiaraay* far Plaintiff steward* Building Raafnrd, Florid* PukUab Saab S. I f, It, 11, 4141. RAYMOND M. BALL Strawberry Plants N EW R A V EN N A PARK HOMES Legal Notice It war sxplainad moat Ruarlan m other* nuraa thtlr babtea themselvas aad boUlcarnter tha ole•turn only whan thsir Infante b « . Jfom e ill and ar* taken ta n clinic. 4 T h e n formula* ai* *tt»rU In ateallaad glass baUla*. RE PA IR WANTED “ In the City of Gracious Living” ------COMING SOON-------- Formal Opening Dream Homes ShomaJuh Florida Living. 8 ft 4 Bedrooms — 1 k 2 Baths 8 Dows PaymoaLNo Closing TO TA L PRICE VA-FHAF H A In Service Conventional Financing Down Paym ents Low aa 1425 You can move in immafc* ately while tha papers ate being processed. We Guarantee Piraottd Satisfaction On Tha Construction Of Your Horaa Or Your Monsf Cheerfully Refunded* Tank Truck DRIVER-SALESMAN Homoa Designed Tor W A IT ! W ATCH! For Opening Data W . M th S t. P A 2-7332 Sanford �W w A rt m ,* -m I •w m ... .— f I ■ i v - <1 n Am•|1B A ra m IB nWH JA A la 1•-—•.»r~— . c.w -. * V -mr| 1 : __ Wp . . .. . ■ . i W 1 CONTEST RULES will b« awarded each week (In accordance CASH P CMitMt Role. »t right) m follow*: lit PRIZE: US) 2nd PRIZE: M PRIZE 9B. Nothing to tiny. Nothing to Pay. No Obligation. THIS PAGE WILL APPEAR EACH TUESDAY DURING THE FOOTBALL SAFER • Om «tn r ooly to Mek costa bo broufht to tho offfew of thla ad no lotor thoa Friday N ook. I OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK NO EMPLOYEE OF THE SANFORD HERALD OR MEMBER OF HIS FAMILY IS ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE. Y ou Can R ely on th e DBNMAIV IN T E G R IT Y , E X P E R IE N C E F A IR D E A L IN G 7 TIRES and SaafarTa OMoat BoihUa« Ropy)y Finn Mambar" — FA 2-5581 for SUDDEN SERVICE ot Cal ~TU L abor H ILL Lumber fir Supply Yard Sit W. M ft. flaafard, F CLEMSON M at to VIRGINIA Vtttuvw9nn Floe Foods 116 W. First St. fpsdslty Charcoal Staaka loot* 1141 1% MUao North at Saaford FA M IN “ One Block FA 2-5181 W e ft of the d o c k 1* Fraak GEORGIA TKCH va S M U E n joy the Com fort and Beauty of a MODERN BATH R OOM a * * (na Nationally Kmwi Standard Makaa la RtoattM Dwtlgna and Cafon to Halt Yew Hu m Dm m E iq r Term s Can Be Arranged NE-ttI Oanllty Flaxen, tka • Btandird by Which Other. Are bulged. M f Jk ■ | .W W P f i B i l i PLUMBING - HEATING A la - CONDITIONING 1MT » . M e e d Ava. M M N E -H I Football Contest Editor SANFORD HERALD FOOD A ir Conditioned 00. COLUMBIA pa BROWN FLORIDA va MISSISSIPPI STATE GOOD BO TTLIN G U4 CELERY AYR. Com fort Sanford, Florida Bob Crumley Agency e Baud, * FA MICHIGAN va MISSOURI Hunt Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. FRIGIDAIRE I • IoM refrigerator wee 94TI.H RANDALL ELEC TR IC CO For eipert adrUe om year electrical problem. . . . . Alto ft the heat ia Commercial. ladaatrial aed Heine Wirier. See the Latent aed Beat la Hm.I1 Heme Appliance* at — T E D W IL L IA M S HARDW ARE M E N th ll. PA 1-141 RANDALL 11) MAGNOLIA ft Advertised Discount CO. PHONE FA 1-toll, RoaUence PA l-M TU LANE va MIAMI ILLINOIS va INDIANA Nation ally ELECTRIC 109 N . Palmetto Ave. FA 2-488-1 H A R R Y 'S Headquarter* F a r • • • • • M ERCURY • E N G L ISH FORD • LINCOLN • EDSEL FA 2-9860 Tom." MICHIGAN STATE va TEXAS A R M * HOME Furniture A R E Prices IMPROVEMENTS IN V E S T M E N T S ! Aar kerne Improvement la a long term laveotewat that a ll pay off baadaemely. N* need ts wall entll you kart caeh fat head. CONTACT 118 NOW end get that needed Improvement, aed pay tee M with payment* to 111 year budget. SaeJtga'A W estinghouse Autom atic W asher "When s b a r deal ia made - BAGGBRLY w il make W B A G G ERLY’S A P P LIA N C E C EN T ER Dhwaeat Pike* M S Orlande Drive HARVARD va MASSACHUSETTS WAKE FOREST va V F 1 Up to 40 mile* per guBon 1295 down CON STRUCTIO N CO. PA BUM S E N K A R IK 11S W. tod S t . GLASS A P A IN T CO. pa 2.01 OHIO STATE va DUKE McKEE $1695 delivered MOTOR CO. KENTUCKY va MISSISSIPPI TALI vs CONNECTICUT f A l-M 71 t �:m - . .*r v it Jrl1HP, ^ ......... M F -r f i *.v T » . : ,*v •••:■.•*• »- ■ IK n l j. V; ,v';jSfc% SANTOBD, FLORIDA VOU XLOC me Nikita Plays 'Heads I W in, Tails You lose' Game CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION wee gives state March of Dimee chairman Ferris Bryant, right, at the Anna Miller Circle meeting at the Elks G a b last sight Presenting the certificate is Circle President Mrs. Harry Adair, while Seminole County March of Dimes chairman John Sauls, a guest of honor, looks on. Bryant spoke to Circle members ooneerninf March of Dimes work. r v By L T L I C. WOJON WASHINGTON (UPI)— It is a matter of individual opinion which of two games Nikita B. Khrushchev is Maying in the United States. It m*y be the carnival ahel game in which the local yokels are invited te look for the hidden pea. Or, perhaps, it is the ginwleked game of heads 1 win and tails yon lose. The shell game aspeet of Khrushchev’s per* fonnance develops from whet appears to be hie purpose in establishing hla own standards by whieh he wants people everywhere te form an opinion. Khrushchev is having pretty good luck with that. The communications systems of the free and the Communist worlds have base meshed for h is use. Khrushchev has established for Comm u n is ti everywhere what they must regard as a bask fact of hla American journey. , t It Is that the U. 8. government Isolated him from the common people of tbs United States. News Briefs Graham Sets Crusade WHBATON. DL (UPD-Evaagelist BUly Graham begins Sunday a waek-long crufade at Ms abas mater, Wheaton College. . Fruit Shipments WINTER HAVEN (U fl> -D a * y carloadlags la bu ss t m the cu ­ res Vegetable Inspection Didtion: By rail. 4.SW grapefruit; by beet. I.IIS wapsfratt; bp track 45,321 grapefruit; total. U N t Cannery receipts, l.WT grapefruit. Steel Shortage Felt CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP end moral teaching’s importance in the fu­ ture growth o f Florida was stressed by Bryant at the Presbyterian Church’s monthly men’s fellowship meeting. Bryant spoke concerning the need to keep Florida a desirable place to live as it grows. Presbyterian Men’s Association President R . L. Sloan, left, and Vice President Quintus Ray are shown welcoming B rya n t (Bergstrom Photos) liatrist, Hypnotist til (orftest Over Georgia 'Voodoo' Murderess ATLANTA (U P I) - , atomeocy non Mays, i te of two pay-1 Ucally to her first day o f Ufa, bo tor Anjctta Lyiee. 34, chiatristi who examined the aU- tewtified, and then "progressed1 "v o o d o o " * poison raur- ver * haired Macon restaurant her to, and bvyood, an imaginary operator before her trial and con­ . becam e a cooteat between viction for tha murder of her death In the Georgia elecU lc chair • hypootixing defense paychlatriat nine-year-old daughter Marcia. and into n baa van paved with end a "darkh orae" au to psychiat­ Dr. Trajan E. Shipley, who gold. rist yoatarday. spent som e 60 hours with Mrs. So deaply hypnotised that she The atato called k Dr. J. Shan- Lylea after she was sentenced to was powerless to tall a lie, Shipdie, testified Tuesday that under ley said. Mrs. Lylea protested her hypnosis aha blamed ber own innocence. Shipley twlieved her* mother for the child’s arsenic waa the first case of progression death. beyond "psychologies! death1’ in Mrs. Lyles, while ha hypnotic m edical history. trances, denied guUt in the poison Shipley could not state whether deaths o f two husbands and e she was Insane at the Urn* of mother In-law aha also is charged allegedly slipping fatal doses of The bid to supply gasoline and with murdering, Shipley testified. ant poisoo to two hutbanda and Little o f this evidence had coma a mother • In • law aa well aa oil for county vehiclea for the next aix month* waa split by the County out in M ri. Lylea publicised trial her daughter. Mrs. L y k s, while hypnotised Commission yesterday between last October. In fact, the ease Sinclair Rcflncriea and Pure OU was as sensations! a mystery at claim ed her mother, M ri. delta the state Pardons and Paroles Young Donovan, bad given arsen­ Co. Sinclair wa* low on the bid to Board hearing aa waa Dial testi­ ic to Marcia. Pardon board mem­ bers at thia point raised the ques supply approximately 50,000 gal­ mony about her voodoo rites. Shipley scanned Mrs. I s le s ’ tion of placing tha mother under l o n s of gasoline ‘with a .2040 cent* f e a r gallon figure. About 1.000 life by hypontlc regression and hypnosis. Mrs. Donovan, present at the pound* of gear oil will be pur­ found no evidence of a "second chased from Sinclair at 13 cent* personality,” he said, but found hearing, screamed and. collapsed per pound and TOO pounds of chas­ she had a "sp lit" pcrsunaUty. He in sobs on a counsel table, baler sis grease will be bought from named her wicked half "Sarah she testified she had ntver dona anything worss in har life than them at close to 12 cents pec Brown.” Shipley testified he found Mrs. playing a slot machine. pound. M ri. Lyles was charged with The bid for about 20,000 gallons Lyles, after a State Supreme ef diesel fuel went to Pure OU Co. Court appeal was tu m e’ down, to murdering husband Ben K. Lylea which submitted a low offer of be so insane that she collected Jr., who died on Jan. 23, 1952; .1130 cents per gallon. Pure also pinh and white angels In a bottle second husbsnd Joe Neal Gabbert, got the diesel engine oil bid with and even drew a picture ef one of Dec. 2, 1933; mother-in-law Julia her angels. Young Lyles Sr., Sept. » , 1937, •A j P * offer of Tt cents per quart. Shipley “ regressed” har hyno- and M arcia. AprU 3, 1934. ^bearing Bids On Gas, Oil ®lel By County * Plant Managers Coffee Club Guests Douglas Smith, plant manager, and Charlei Smith, production manager, of Dearborn Electronics Laboratories wiU be special guesti along with representatives R ef Dynatronlcs, Inc., at tha C ham ber of Com merce Coffee Club meeting tomorrow. Some other ncw com eri to the Sanford area also will be Intro­ duced at the Coffee Club meet­ ing wbicb will begin at 10 a. ra. In Mrs. Appleby’ s Veldts Restour ant. Gaede To Speak *To Jaycees A. H. Gaede, president of the Sanford Gas Co. and Florida Home G at Co., wUI be guest aptaker at the Jaycee luncheon masting Thursday. Gaede will speak on natural gas and its various uses. Dave Kling enamitk program abaumaa Macmillan ‘Scared’ LONDON (UPI) — Prime Mtalelor Harold Macmillan, alarmad by a midden drop in hla pa^ty’a popu­ larity aa reflected by Soil*, today took hla redaction campaign into two tewma where “ marginal1’ par­ liamentary aeato’ are a t; Make. Macmillan and hla Cenaarvatire Party elate were reported icarcd.” Strike Illegal ATLANTA (U P I) - A Bins wash Air Carrier Mechanics Assn, strike ■gainst Southern Airways, Inc., was ruled Illegal Tuesday by U. S. District Judge Boyd Sloan. Sloan ruled that the iD ihe over overtime work w u hi violation of the Railway Leber Act, and that tha strike ta d aabeequent picket­ ing e f the alxllaa were illegal. Italian Leads Off UNITED NATIONS, N. Y . (U P I) —Italian Foreign Minister Giusep­ pe Palis loads o ff tha round o f tho "leaser great g ow ere" in the U. N. General Assem bly's policy debate today. Pella arrived from Rome late Tueeday and spent Tuesday night putting tha finishing touches to his speech for the as­ sembly, which has already heard the foreign policy spokesmen of the United States, Britain and tho So­ viet Union. Health Unit Opposed MONTGOMERY, Ala. (U P I) The grand dragon o f tha Alabama Ku Klux Klan said today the Na tional Mental Health Assn, is "tho most dangerous group tho South facts today." Dragon Robert M. Shelton of Tuscaloosa. Ala., said be would oppose more fundi for mental hospitals In the state "a i lung as they have those alien psy chlstrists, for as long as they are there the program will be directed by tha National Mental Health Assn., with headquarters in Chi­ c a g o ." C 1 BY JACK P W L L ira Tho cost and route of a canal to drain the Temple Terrace, Tanglewood and adjacent Winter Park areas wtll be discussed by Orange and Semtools County end Winter Park officials lata thia week or early next week. .Tanglewood T«mple Terries resi­ dents dbeusted their poor drain­ age problem last night with Seminolo -County commissioners and County Engineer Robert Davis. Tho meeting at St. Richards Episcopal Church ended with resi­ dents’ acceptance of the idea that they would havt to pledge money for tho county to do drainage work in tho Tanglawood-Templo Terraco area and that ■ small committee of residents working with county officials could best accomplish the project. Eight property owners volunteered to work on such e committee. Tenglewood-Tcmple Terrace pro party owners must realue they wlU have to "self-lmposo a ta x " upon thcmsalvrs or they’ll be wailing fur drainage for the next three years. Winter Park Estates developer Max Jenkins told the group. The county can float bonds to pay for tho drainage improvements now. but U must have area resi­ dents' pledge to redeem these bonds, Jenkins said. Payment by area property owners will be strung out over about flvo years, Jenkins said. The route and cost of the pro­ posed drainage ditch depends on how much water must be drtined through it to tho Eeonlockhatchoo River, Davis explained*The ditch to be built from the TanglewoodTem ple Terrace area will probably be a little over a mile long and will connect with tha Eaetbrook to EeonlochhatcbM conduit now un­ der construction, Davis said. A 23foot wide conduit will be needed if tt la to dram pass af Winter Park and Orange County aa well as the two Seminole county subdi­ visions. Use of a 3.3UU foot long, 13 foot wide ditch running along the Sem i­ nole-Orange county line w u o f­ fered last night by Orlando 'c o n ­ crete company owner If. C. Buchanan, if Uva county woukl clean tho conduit. It la not known yet whether this trench will bo reliable. In answer to who pay* for ■ subdivision’s drainage, William Byrd, U22 Linden R d , Tangle­ wood. said that the developer of Tanglewood w u responsible for putting in tha drainaga but bad dona a poor Job, so it would bavo to bo done over again. Seminole County's budget does not Include any money for special drainage districts, County Coinmiss ion Chairman John Kridor told tho residents. The bust course is to have soma indication from af too area that they are 1 by representatives of the This sat of standards is loaded against tht United States and in favor of the Commentate ]| to unhappily Ukely that Khrushchev wG go homn with no thaw in tha cold war. The Commode! Has explanation k ready-made bar Khrushchev^ •droit propaganda creating standard# by which hla American Journey may be Judged. Tha line will be this: That the masters ef Die American people prevented Khrushchev from getting through to eommne man; that them warn mongering masters thus ware able to rajeel i{ that thia rejection wan necompnakd fay ......................... and t W ferial That k what Commodate, foreign, would be told to believe, and they would believe It Soma other soft headed may believe It too. Collins Calls Assessor, Board Attorneys To Talk Hurricane Rated No Threat TeState MIAMI (UPI) — Hurricane* G reek, with lOO-mlle-anhour winds, churned through the Bahamaa only 460 miles from Miami, but the Weather Bureau said its court# created no threat to the U. 8. mainland today. The Weather Bureau said the a to m , seventh o f the ■paeon, ghowed tom e aifna o f weakening. .But a alight In* . --------—1 cmae In sis* was Indicated. Use U .S; Try Moon Orbit Controls WASHINGTON (U P I) - U J . sci­ entists will try early next month to pilot a r 3-pound space pack­ age to to orbit around toe m ooo with radio com m ands from the tldnary Tuesday n ig h t Gracia, with 30 to 40 m ilt na hour winds 200 miles la its van, was ai pee tad to move northwest­ ward at about five milts an hour during tho next 12 houre and poo* sibly • little faster thereafter. Thia would take tho cantor north•eat e f tho island ef Eleuthere lata today. “The present rate and direction o f movement will not bring any dangerous weather te the south­ east coast of tha United fitalea to­ day," the advisory said, "but all Interests from Florida northward to tho Carolinaa should hoop Us touch with Istar advisories.” AU intarciU In the northern Bahamas along tho projected oath ware warned to take precautions against hurricane force winds end abnormally high saaa. Although sUII more miles from Florida, tt was too close for comfort for mainland residents, weary after m ore than a week o f heavy rains caused by a high pressure system to Use north. State official* said a hurricane could cause sever# local flooding at any place in Florida that tt hit because of the already satur. ated ground and over • flow ing streams. earth. Apparently tt will be toe first use of so-called mid course aad terminal guidance In spare his­ tory. All other apace vehiclea, in­ cluding Russia's Lunik II, have relied solely on "Initial guidance" to roach thalr destination. According to Radio M oscow , La nik II waa put aa course by guld anre mechanisms whieh operated only aa long aa Us rockats w e n firing. Then, like an intercontinen­ tal ballistic mlaslle, tt coasted on ■ long D ajectocy to Us target. It was fine marksmanship but could not bo dapeodod upon far deeper penetrations Into space. A spacecraft using initial guidance only would mlaa Mars or Venus by many thousands of mlloe. One purpose of tho U. B. moon shot Is to teat radio guidance equipment designed to correct tho vehicle's course from time to lime and then, at the right moment, to direct it Into a lunar orbit. Tho 373-pound Instrument pack­ age, tt is understood, wtll contain small rockats which will bo aimed and fired by remote radio control. The package will be launched by WASHINGTON (UPI) - T h e Do an Atlas-Abls rocket at Cape Ca­ naveral, Fla.. In tha tarly days tense Department designated the of October when the moon Is to AD Force today to bo A m erica's future space force. This w u a favorable position. Jolt to the Army and Navy. The department turned over to tht Air Force sole military re­ sponsibility for all "space Danspoftatlon" and space vehicle reek at booiteri. Projects worth hundreds of mil­ interested in having the drainage project ami the commleiun will go lions of dollars. Including the Arm y's 1,300,000 . pound Saturn ahead and figure the cost, Krirocket booeter, will be turned der said. over to the AD Force, according Financing the drainage im prove­ to Dr. Herbert York, director e f ment pro.ect would be done under research and engineering. While the Army and Navy will a aute law under which the ma­ jority of the property holdars in develop specialised satellites for the area must approve the pro­ such purposes as navigation and ject, end elect to pay for M, and communications, a Pentagon an­ (he circuit court must than ap­ nouncement said, they wul have to rely on the Air Force for put* prove tho work. Tanglewood-Tampio Terraco pro­ tog their space vehicles Into perty owners who volunteered to orbit. work on the com m ittee were Charles Dcnaen, Jack Lindsay, A. IL Conrad, Thomas Steidley, Barker Houghtoo, J . H. Shephard, T. Mayers and Mrs. Mayers. Winter Park's City Msnagar WASHINGTON (U P I) —The gov­ Richard Simmons, its engineer ernment reported today that llvWUliam Taylor, Orango County tog coats dadtood la August for Commissioner Jack M cD ow ell, Or­ the IDst time to six moaths. ange County Engineer Fred De­ Lower pries* tor groceries offwitt and Davis will bo at the sat increased costs of nonfood M at meeting to account far toe drag. AF Is Designated U. S. Space Force Drainage Canal Proposed For Tanglewood Area y to CHICAGO (UP1) — The Cater­ pillar Tractor Co. anaouaced Tues­ day the steel strike waa lore lag tt to lay off II,MO of Its 40,000 em­ ployee Oct. S. C. A. Woodley, exe­ cutive vice president el the ma­ chinery Arm, laid that by Oct 2 the company would be down to a bare mleiaum ef itecl euppUei. Equally established as Communist gospsi ovary* whore is something else for which Khrushchev deetree acceptance as a bosk fast. It is that ha cams here ee n simple man of i with a plan for peace. Communists behind Iren Curtain mubt believe that, too. They will have nothing else to believe. American or British or French Communists also must be* Uevs it although they win have bean w poasd to both sides s of the story. The other side of the story k summed op host in the idea that Khrushchev’s aim is peace at no price. That is, that he does, in fact, desire peace but not at the cost of mutual coocteakna whieh would require hk aids to give ae well as to taka. Tails I win, heads you keet To complete the standards by whieh Khruah* chav desires that his American journey ha judged, ha baa established for Communists everywhere another bask fact It is that white isolated by government da. sign from tha peace-loving American commoners. Living Cost O ff During August 1 p.m . Stocks NEW YORK (UFI) pri­ cee at 1 p. Americas T A T »M»4|M4»»4 nt* Americas Tobacen Meeting eagggggggegg C A O leslMgMgggggggglgggg Cbryakr ........ •Mggggggggpgge s m Curtiss • WrighX ................... Du Pant a»eaf«agegggggggggee I s t t fe M Kodak »ggggggggggg Ford Mater ............................ General Elec trie ................. nib General Motors ..................... n Graham • Paige ggMHIggggg 2H Inti. T A T ......................... tlVb L o n ilY I Mi|g«gggg||ggggggg M k i i K i l l g»ggs«#»ggg4ges rfe ttljf *k •••eagegggggegoen* M fM F ere BE T . . ; ......................... M Royal American ................... Stb Basra Roebuck ggggggggtoSAg 47Vi Studebaker . . . . . igggggggg'qg# U H U. I . steal ............................ Weattaghongg I L ................. SthefuM Federal Agencies Heed Revamping WASHINGTON (U F I) - Lento J. Hector, who resigned recently from toe Civil Aeronautics Beard in protest at Us policies, has told President Eisenhower tost federal agencies ere ineffective and need "radical reorganisation." The Miami attorney made a 71page report to ton president la which he described the a g tn d p i aa "an ideal breeding ground for ox petto one-sided presentations and improper influence." Hector said too CAB end ether agencies era charged with Incom­ patible and conflicting duties. "It to doubtful whether any branch e f the government today functions with le u affactlvcnea,' he said. The CAB regulates award of sir lino routes, air feres and other economic aspects o f eommerclal aad general aviation. It was obvious that many of Hector’ s critlclsma o f the CAB aad the present regulatory system •Iso applied to tho Interstate Commerce Commission, the Feder­ al Power Commission, and the Federal Communications Commie- 51 ai TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — ElwA Bale County efflria ls will M e t hare Thursday to try to settle § dttputo over rai n aeem aut e f leu property hi the oeeaty* be hea called Tha see M ery W elker, le a . Dnnglan Stoeetnm e n d ’ Bey. Mack Ckve* lend to s seen meeting tore Thursday. , >. tnd to attorney far toe aUy •stool heard, whieh Is v f c interested ha the n ov a h u u school revenue. M r i Walker resisted the eeerty commission . ordered reeeprsieel aad refused te accept toe new figures and said toe wiB w e ere* rent figures la ■ ahtog r e tho ISM rolls. Green has tried lour times te bring the warring of Petals to* gather sod arid Tuesday Stare was m e n hie nffinc could do. "I am turning tort baby e n g to toe governor," to said. Hungarian Refugee Beaten After Talk IA N FRANCISCO (U P IV tnc laaxk, president of the garlen fre e d o m Fighters o f S r e Francisco sad outspoken rritle o f Soviet Prem ier Khrushchev's American visit, waa viciously beaten early today to Golden O afs Perk. Pol lee eald toe attack may t o r e re m l tad from dissension withia the refugee group. Ho refused te tell authorities who w u re spam* stole. Isasb, now a chem ical engi­ neer. escaped from Hungary in a stolen airplane to ISOS. Last Sab* unlay, he spoke at e drmonstre* tion to downtown 8 m Franctoee^ FRANKFURT, Germany (U PI) denouncing communism and pre­ —U. g. Army officials said today testing the Khrushchev visit. tho Communist East Germans have refused to release an Amer­ ican aoidtor they have held ilnce Monday. At first, the Arm y said, the Communists ssld they would reThe Dorcas Circle o f tbn Upsets lasso the soldier but "o o w have Presbytarlsn Community Church refused" to set him free. The will moot at 2 p. m. Thursday r t Army identified the soldier as the home o f Mrs. E. C. Daniels r e P v t Michael Petrovlein, 27, of Lake Markham. All n u m bers h ie Jersey City, N. J. urged to attond. E. Germans Refuse Soldier's Return Dorcas C ircle Sett Meeting Thursday Slip Of Tho Tooth MELBOURNE. Australia (UPI)— Patrick Joeepk O’Rourke, 86, today was reported recovering from A ■nake bite suffered when he tried to bite the heed oft the reptUo that attacked hint Tuesday, O’Rourke said he "hit the heads off hundreds e f snakes while serving in Burma during tha war but 1 had my own teeth then.’* "When the snake attacked me, I tried to bit# it• head off but my lower false teeth slipped and tha snake bit my tongue. Frias teeth are no good for thia sort of thing,” he said. O’ttourka tried to south)us working but enUsBiei -V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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H it* today 84 to 8T. Low toolfht <8 to 68. On Arms Laaaad W in EatabUsbad 1M8 MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1859 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 525 UNITED NATIONS. N . Y t U P D - Ruaala today asked tho Gaaeral Aaaambty lor a foO doP r o a io r Nikita I . Khrua auUtae lor "g ea srri aad r. In to* major r f Wo U. 8 . ta w . loot Friday t M r — * to tho assembly that all Hm w orld's a m in , navies aad atr forooa bo aboUahod within lo w w a n , leaving forrta oaiy to trio tatorari aocwUy. Soviet F o r t i n MiaUtar A a d n t G fom yko, a* cblol o f Ruaoia’ o do-1 legation, aokdd that tho Item "g**-| oral aad complete disarmament" bo larindod (a the agenda aa "a n orgeat m atter." 21-aatlon oteerlag committ A which must recommend any W M toetoded la the agenda, did not im m ediately achedaie a moottag to take o p tho -T h e Russian delegation ckculaOd with Khrushchev's apeech a balky "declaration of the Soviet ament on general aad com* disarm am ent." TUo docuaecnrdlng to aa eapUnotory memorandum ftled by Gromyko, ■ a it ltn tii the backbone o f RuiJ r i argument for the KhrushLater today, the aaaembly waa > achedulad to take op aa Indian effort to ouat the Chincae NationaltiaU la favor o f tha Chloeao Com­ munists. Tho result was expected tn be a wider margin against the m ove than lest year’s 44-Si vote. Walter I . Robertson, U. I . un­ dersecretary of state for Far Easta m affairs, planned to deliver a ftororfu l speech In favor of a U . S. motion to shelve the Chinese representation issue for the dura­ tion of the assem bly's current sea- New York Sets Up of Alarms ial Strife (U P l) — The city's Relations Commission in readying an alarm system to bead off racial strife. Officials said Sunday the com ­ mission already has begun setting o p a dally cheek of relation! beeen different races la soma parts the city. Eventually, the eommisaion hopes to be able to get on-the-spot reports o f trouble brewing In any o f about 100 different neighbor­ hoods. Official agencies and local groups could then move In to calm down tensions before aa txploaioa, (fee official said. Or. Alfred J. Narrow, chair­ men, said representatives o f the u t n e y helped ease tension when About 150 Negro and Peurto Rican pupils w art transferred from over crowded schools la Brooklyn to a. predominantly white section of Rueenr last week. Pickets appeared twice during toe week at affected schools In the Giandale-Rldgewood section, and a Isrge proportion of tho while etndenta boycotted the school# on opening day. « IA N FBANC1ICO (U P l) La b * Madera indicated M a y that pre(taction slowdowns may bo eteged la aoveral m ajor taduatrieu E too govonuneat iavokeo the Toft-Hart­ ley A ct and striking steelworkers a r t ordered bach to w ort. It waa learned authoritatively by United Prate International that possible general slowdown CHRISTENSEN SCORES after mugging a paaa from scrota the nation was being plan­ John Lovelace, w ho got the pltchout from Mike Roberts ned, mainly by officiate e f tba to fool the Titusville Terrier defense and put the Seminoles ahead 13*7 in their opening game. More pictures United Auto Worker*. and details of the game on Page 3. (Bergstrom Photo) However, labor officiate declined to Issue a form al atatamaat be­ cause of the poeaibillty o f open­ ing the way to legal action agalnat the uniooe Involved. One high-ranking AFL-CIO load­ er, attending tha anion’ s conven­ tion here, said possible alow down* were being considered la the air­ craft and elactrical Industries, as well as in steel and autoe. He said any industry which used largo SAN FRANCISCO (U P l) — Soviet Premier Nikita quantities of ateal might bo in­ Khruahchev got Into an uproarious and hot exchange with volved, U an injunction la Issued American union leaders late Sunday night after receiving in and steel production resumes. President Elsenhower can In­ San Francisco the warmest public reception o f his tour. voke the Tail-Hartley Act when­ Union chiefs were still arguing today exuctly what ever be considers that tho steel Khruahchev said in the commotion, but there was general strike is creating a national sm tfagreement that.fc* did Ini lit that) gency. Under an injunction, the steel wuikvia wuulJ be- ordered workera In Russia have the right f a M C l* « L . back to their jobs but would to to atrlka. fre to go on strike again U no Khrushchev blasted Waller Reusettlement bad been reached after NEW YORK (U P l) — Stock ther, United Auto Workers Union so days. prices at I p . m .: in the past, auto worker* have president, as a "capitalist stooge" American T A T n \k been able to cut production by as when Reuther ssked him why he American T obacco 98 much as 41 per cent by upsetting pretended only Communitte want­ Bethlehem Steel . 34W the timing of the production line. « U It was believed that production in 0 A 0 ................. ed to help the working m in. 61W The AFL-CIO was holding ita Chrysler ........... other industries also could be dras­ Curtiss • Wright 39^ tically slashed. national convention here but Pres­ DuPont ............. 341 Deadlocked steel negotiators re­ ident George Meany pointedly Eastman Kodak am turn to the bargaining table today stayed away from meeting Khrush­ Ford Motor ___ 7»te 2 p. m. «* -, chev. Jam es U. Carey o f the Elec­ General Electric 7m The United Steelworkers Union General .Motors 34 received new backing last week tric Workers Union along with Graham • Paige ZVk when the AFL-CIO convention votReuther was a prime mover In Inti. T A T . . . . 304* ed to .raise a fund supporting tha arraagln* tha dinner. Lorillard . . . . . W ttt full participation by Reuther held a "b riefin g " fur Minute Maid .. ) AFL-CIO union members, the fund Penney ............... 300 newsmen after the session and couW bring $1 million a day. Penn RR ......... 14V« Tbe strike already has cost the gave his version of what had hap­ Royal American 4H .ndustry and USW more than 33,pened. Sears Roebuck 49 COO,000,000. steel Msgazine said Reuther said he asked Khrush­ Studibaker ........ 3H today. Striking workers have lost U. S. Steel . . . . loo chev: " I would like to know what $107,60,000 in wager, it said. 88 a Soviet worker can do — can he Wesiinghouse El. Nikita, U.S. Labor Leaders Argue I p. m. MOCKS strike? Can he withhold labor's p ow sr?" Khrushchev was said to have r e ­ plied: "Y e s, he has the right to strike ■nd there have been strikes lin ce tha revolution. But there have Deen no recent strikes because the worker knows the government is on his sid e." Reuther said he pressed the point further and got the argument that "labor and government are o f one m ind." The Communist leader became very upset, Reuther said, when union leaders asked him lo ex ­ plain the muss exodus from North Korea, Poland, Hungary and other nations where Reds had taken over the government. Khruahchev told his questioners MOSCOW (U PD —Radio Moscow to think it over and aniwer tor reported Sunday night that the themselves. last stage of Us second "lunik" "Y ou drink some beer and you rocket aa well aa Ua payload of will find the answers." he said. trumenti hit tha moon last At this point, Reuther said, ak. "m atters got out of hand." The official report said analysis According to Heuther'i version, ef tracking data indicates that Khrushchev called him a capitalist the rocket stage la (led east of lackey, a capitalist stooge. lieuthe Sea of Serenity, near tba ther said he told another ques­ craters of Ariatylus, Archimedes tioner "th a t's a stupid question" and Autoiycus—about 4M miles and called Reuther a "dictator" oast of the center of the moon. , when he tried to am plify a ques­ Instruments In the payload ra­ tion. dioed hack reports Imtlratlng that Knruslicnev was asked about the moon has no magnetic field, self-determination, particularly in ^ > r is it surroOnded like the earth East Germany. Reuther said 0 * a bell of radiation, the Bus­ Khrushchev said German workers man radio said. supported the nationalization of in­ "T h e rocket strictly followed the dustry and insisted there are free calculated lreject, 7 ," the broad­ clectiona in E ad Germany. cast said. "AU circuits, unite and Asked about Hungary, Khrush­ Clements of the rocket functioned chev said: normally in flight, "Hooligans and s a b o t e u r s "R adio equipment on board the launched the counter-revolution in rocket insured reliable tracking . . Hungary," Reuther sa<d the pre­ beginning with the launching and mier said be never had doubts ending with the arrival of the about launching military power paulr with the instrumentation against hooligans and saboteurs. the moon'a surface.*’ Russia Releases Reports By Lunik « * « Galloway Beats Forger In Race A downtown footrace ended with nable Slim Galloway's capof 32-year-oid Fred C. Harris here Saturday. Harris is In the county Jail, charged wlh breaking into Wilkins Construction Co., Paola, stealing checks from the company office and cashing a forged check for 3(0.U3 with the Sanford Yellow Cab Co. The WiJklna Co. break-in kgppened Friday night. A cab driver taw Harris Sat^ d a y at First St. and Park Ava. e Six Girls Escape Flaming News Briefs Mamie Not Ailing WASHINGTON (U FI)— A White House aide ha* squelched rumors that Mr*. Mamie Eieenhower haa been ill. The source said tba first L ld y 'a health it "fin e " and add­ e d : " I with mine wore aa good." Negro In Parliament? LONDON (U P l) — Dr. David PUt, 43, was expected today to becom e tbe first Negro to run for Parliament In Britain. He Is hoplag to be accepted as the Labor Forty candidate for Hampstead, a fashionable North London sub­ urb. Fruit Shipments WINTER GARDEN (U P l) Dally carloadings in boxes from the Citrus Vegetable Inspection Division: By rail, 3,190 grapefruit; by boat, 2,113 grapefruit; by truck, 34,623 grapefruit; total, 40,330. Cannery receipts, SW grapefruit. Fish Duel Resumes ISLAMORADA (U P l) Spin nailing - expert: c f Florida and California renewed their interstate angling duel here today with tha elusive bonetish a i the larget. Point* are scored on tbe b u l l o f *U* of fish caught and pound teat of line. Only spinning tackle la used and no line heavier than 12 pound test Is permitted. Spain Eyes Export M ADRID (U P l)—Spanish orange grow ers, armed with this Mason's bumper crop , are aiming to re­ gain the world markets lost by Spain during the past few seasons. Trade experts said that though the crop waa tUU o a the tree* to 1* expetu-d to reach early 1 ,Mu,000 tons, of which aa •sti­ nt ated 1,300,000 will probably bo sold overseas. Printing Study Due TALLAHASSEE (U P l) Pro­ posed regulations governing the purchase o f non-legislative print­ ing will be discussed again hero Tuesday by the Stale Cabinet. The most Important rule In thi group would require any state agency requesting printing bids to send to the purchasing council director a copy of the bid invitation at least a week before the bids arc open­ ed. Iiu id fi Picture COPENHAGEN, Denmark (UFI) — A shaken viaitor walked into tho Copenhagen Zoo office Sunday and reported an elephant had just swallowed hi* camera. He was about to take a dose-up shot of the ele­ phant when it snatched the camera from his hands. Zoo officials reassured the man, whose name waa not disclosed, that there was no harm done. * They said tha camera would "surely dissolve completely." Raise Expected In Interest Rate For FHA Home Loans WASHINGTON (U P l) — Tha gov­ ernment plans to raise tha maxi­ mum Interest rat* on FHA-lnaured horns loans from tba present IH per cent lo 344 per cent. Informed sources said today that the Increase would be an­ nounced shortly altar President Elsenhower signs tha com prom ise housing bill passed by Congress. The president is expected to~ set this week. The interest hike is designed lo make F1IA loans m ore com pet­ itive with conventional loans. O f­ ficials said It would have two e f­ fects on prospective home buyers seeking loans insured by toe Fed­ eral Housing Administration; Tbe total cost of aa FHA loan will rise to 4W par cant since tbe borrower still must pay an addi­ tional half-point Insurance pre­ mium. Home buyers will find k easier to get FHA loans because lender* will be more willing to m ain teem at tba higher Interest rata. According to industry reports, conventional home loans are run­ ning at about i per cent in moat arris of tha country. Rising interest rates and tba tight money market have caused tender* to shy away from FHA loans. This haa resulted in a steady decline in applications to FHA for mortgage insurance. FHA applications in August total- Mrs. Della Hardy, Car As Mother Watches Sanford Resident Mr. George Engle For 43 Years, Dies Dies At His Home MEMPHIS (U P l) - A Memphis mother stood helpless and horri­ fied as her car full of six girls caromed off two other c a n , a bi­ cycle and building here Saturday but the children escaped tha bias­ ing runaway vehicle. and officers said it »hot back across the street. It hit a bicycle and another car, bursting into Oemes and ramming a building before com­ ing to a halt. Mrs. GriaanU said she heard the first crash and then watched the rest of tha accident helplessly. AU six chUdren escaped the badly damaged car before fire­ men arrived to put ou. the fire. Diana Grisanti, 11, suffered back injuries, but was reported In good condition at a local hos­ pital. Mary Bradlch, 14, was ad­ mitted for obscrvalon, but all the other children suffered only minor School Trustees On Nov. 3 Ballot Mrs. Della Hardy, a Sanford resident for 43 years, died yes­ terday at her 330 Pine St. homo. Mrs. llsrdy, 31, was tha wife of the late Henry Hardy and a member of Ihe Central Baptist Church of Sanford. She waa jorp in Hampton, S. C. Surviving arc her four child­ ren, Henry Hardy Jr., Mrs. Char­ les Hays, Mrs. E. O. Keith til of Sanford, snd Mrs. Rlchtrd Brad­ ley o f Rockford. 111.: two sisters. Mrs. Barto Wright of Sanford, and Sirs. J. R. Bridges of Jackson­ ville; four brothers, Jim, Henry, Rufus and Jack llcnton, all of Sanford, snd 11 grandchildren. Funeral Service* will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow at Hrisson Funeral Home, with Rev. Gall Smith o f­ ficiating and the Rev. Joel Brown ■slitting. Burial will be at Ever­ green Cemetery. Cuonly school trutires will be elected Nov. 3. Freeholders snd payers of personal property taxes are eligible to vole In the bien­ nial election of the three persons who hire county school instruc­ Miss Edna C. Gross Funeral Today Mrs. Elfo Grisanti said she left the tlx children in her car while on an errand. Tbe ignition waa oil, but a key was m the car, the said. Police said tho car backed across the alri-et when Sharon Grisanti, 12, apparently turned un the ignition with the gear shift m reverse. Alter the car bit another car, Sharon shilled to a forward gear Mr. George J, Engle, 13, died at his 2033 Jefferson Ava. home here yesterday. Born In New York City, Mr. Engle lived la Sanford for the past eight year*. Tba retired Jewelry man was a mem ber of All Soul* Catholic Church and of the Knights o f Columbut. Surviving are bis wife, Mr*. Ethel Engle, Sanford, and a son, George P. Engle, of Tenafly, N. J. The tim e of funeral service* will be innounced by Britton tional personnel recommended by principals and the school superin­ tendent. Chairman R. F. Cooper and Hoy Mann, both of Sanford, and Jim Birkenmeyer of Casselberry are the current office holders. They are eligible for re el t»n . Funeral Services will be held to­ morrow for Miss Edoa Clara Grots, who died suddenly at her Longwoud home, last Wednesday. Miss Gross lived In Longwood for the past four years. She waa born In Brooklyn, N. Y. Surviving la MIta Gross's cousin, Mrs. George Green of Brooklyn. Funeral services will be at Briason Funeral Home, with the Rev. Charles Hill officiating. Burial will b* in Oaklawn Memorial Park. Union Refuses Pact Swift Complains CHICAGO (U P l) - S rift A Co. and phoned Galloway. Harris charges that striking meat packing fled, with Giliowxy in pursuit, to unions refused a pattern settle­ Com m ercial and lalm etto and ment that would have put iu then to Third and Sanford A ve„ 13,000 workers back on the Job where the constable caught him. today. Tbe taxi company's suspicions The company said it offered to that the check was forged were "put into immedate effect money confirmed when Wilkuu Co. was g tu u matching those in other contacted. R. M. Wilkins does meat industry settlements" but not sign his firm’s checks. the United Packinghouse Workers Harris 1* from Jackson, Tenn.. and the Amalgamaged Meat Cut­ His bond has been set at 350U ters and Butcher Workmen re­ on a forgery charge and 31,MX) for jected (lie proposal in weekend breaking and entering. J Official Of Lions Speaks Tomorrow A “ BULL’S EYE" CERTIFICATE is given Chief Robert H. Kennedy (center) o f 3515 Orlando Dr., San­ ford, for scoring a direct hit on a radar target during a high altitude bombing run. Commander Floyd L, Harris (left) of VAH-9 bestows the honor on Kennedy on board the US£> Saratoga. (Navy I’ hotoj Lions District Governor Dallas Duppenthaler of Vinter Garden wilt speak to the Sanford Lions at their Civic Center luncheon tomorrow. Duppenthaler head* a district comprising 43 club, mostly be­ tween Ocala and Kissimmee. Ha will induct new members Joe Er­ vin, Bill Presley, and Donald Ger­ ber into tha local organuatioa. a ed U.7W, Km lowest iar any month tinea December. Tha FHA toaurea kuna far up to 30 yaara. The m w housing law will lift ton maximum mortgaga from 3M.0C9 to 322,500 for aiagtofamily b o o m and from 320,000 to 329,030 for two-famUy residence*. Mass Execution Brings Civilian Revolt In Iraq BEIRUT, Lebanon (U P l) - Tba mas* exacutioa o f 13 Iraqi army officers aad four form er civilian Isadora to Baghdad was reported today to hare touched off wild demooatratioaa against tho re ­ gime of Iraq. Prem ier Ab< Karim Eastern. Cairo ra d io' said toao mnda of persons stormed toroogh to* street* af Baghdad Sunday in pro­ test agalnat tha K aitem regim e aad tha Communists who have in­ filtrated hie government. It said Iraqi troops were called out to quell the demonstrations. The Sunday execution* w ore an­ nounced by Baghdad radio. Tha 13 army officers headed by Brig. Nadhlm Takskchall com m ander of the 2nd Division at Mosul, were shot. Tbe four civilians, form er members of the deposed govern­ ment of Nrui Ee-Sald, were hang­ ed. It waa tba biggest maaa execu ­ tion since tha revolution o f July 1931 and political aourcts bare said It indicated the Communist were more strongly In control of Katsem than befara, Syrian newspapers reported to­ day police tried to break up the demonstrations but that thousand! of men and women In Ihe streets r. aisled. There were no reports of Injuries or arrests. The executions brought strong condemnation In Cairo news­ papers and Al Ahrsra said the men killed were victim s of tha maM liquidation method- of a re­ gime using blood and murder to stamp out nationalism and Arab­ ian). Juvenile Crime Study To Start WASHINGTON < U P I)-T h a Sen­ ate Juvenile Delinquency Com­ mittee will begin an extentlva study this week o f the nationwide problem of "teen-age lerTortate.” Chairman Thomas C. Hennings (D -M o.) said Ihe first hearings would be held Wednesday and Thursday in New York City, scene of sustained Juvenile vio­ lence in recent weeka. Hennings Invited New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and New York City Mayor Robert F. Wagner to suggest ways the fed­ eral government could be of help in combatting juvenile crime. In addition to presiding over the hearings, Hennings has ac­ cepted an invitation from Judge Samuel S. Lelbowitx and Fore­ man Carl F. Fell to meet Infor­ mally with the grand jury on Fri­ day to discuss Ntw York City's Juvenile problem. Ike Starts U P l W ire GE1TYSBURQ (U P l) — P r ,,ldent ElMnhower opened a new United Press International coaitto-coast news wire system Sunday by praising a gold telegraph key. Tha president’! clicking of a cere­ monial White House instrument started transmission of a dispatch over the primary circuit of a "d ou ­ ble trunk" transcontinental tele­ type system. Disturbance Blows Near Coastline MIAMI (U P l) - Squall* lathe* m oet of tha Florida peninsula to­ day and m ore bad waatoar wag in atoro aa a tropical distort*nra approached rapidly Dram too Capi tbbean. At least tfirea roseate w a n teal or to trouble la rough waters at tha Gulf o f Maxie* along to* Flsto toa West Coast, and « 100-foot m otor vessel waa agrooad to tog Atlantic o ff Andrea Island to toe Bahamas. Small craft warnings w a n dito Played along to* Bast Caaat and keys and southward from Cedar Kay on to* Watt Coast. North*** and aait wind* 10 to 19 mite* pat hour aceeap aaa d vary heavy rains. Almost five toebaa f t ! « t o am i Beach to M hour*. Seas ware four la eight tael high to tha Florida Straits m g were expected I* wo. sea writ th* approach ad tha tropical disturb­ ance. Tba waatoar bureau arid toe bad weather over tha weekend and this morning w as caused by a high pressure area which m ew ed over Florida from too eastera United Itatae. Norm ally, tha bureau said. Flow id* could expect som e improve, m eat to woutbar aa to* Irijtoh 1 su r: area weakened. But to* I leal disturbance, known aa easterly wavs, waa exported to reach th* southern Up ef Florida Tuesday morning. The disturbance to il morning waa to a Una ' abend IN aritea long ax landing from toe aeotrai Bahamas I* the extrema anatom so d o f Cuba. It was attended by ahawara and thunderstorms and winds to w a r 33 mile* per hour. Tbe weather bureau said tha wave and esaocla* ■led waatoar would move wash ward about 13 miles par hour, reaching tba southeast Florida coast, too Florida Strait* and w tstoi* Cuba Tuesday C. A. Hendrickson Dies Al Age 74 Charles A. Hendrickson fir.. 14, died in an Orlando Hoepttai Sat­ urday after a ai-wt Ulnaa*. Mr. Hendrickson, a Sanford resident for tbe past flv* years lived at 901 E. Fourth St. Tba native of Brooklyn, N. T. cam e hare from Whet-ling, W. Va., where ha lived for 33 years. In Wheeling, Mr. Hendrickson waa caretaker of tha Masonic Tempi* for four y esrt, a member of SL Paul’s Lutheran Church and al the city's Masonic Lodge. Surviving are his efe, Mrs, Martha S. Hendrickson, of San­ ford; a daughter, Mr*. William Lawfield of Warren, Ohio; a son, Charles if. Hendrickson Jr. who to stationed at Norfolk, Va., with the N avy; tlx grandchildren; twa great-grandchildren; two lis te n , Sirs, Laura Towart of Sanford, and Mr*. Dlcdrtck Borg ef Wash­ ington, D. C. Funeral services were scheduled for 2:30 p. m. today at Briaaon Funeral Home, with Rev. Herbert W. Goarss officiating. Burial will b « to Oaklawn Memorial Park. Driver Aids Man Caught In Flames, Leaves Too Soon DECATUn, IU. (UPl) torist pulled a man from Ing car then drove away learning the victim waa his er, police reported. Donald Jinks, 23, died early to­ day at a Decatur hospital from burns auffertd In a gasoline fir* at a tw o-car crash near bare. Tbe victim had been , oiled from tha burning wrackaga Sunday night by bis brother, Willard Jinks, who heard an axpioaloo, turned around and drova la tha wreck, police said. Police said another car struck the Jinks car from behind, touch­ ing off a gasoline tank explosion. Edwin Roarick, 21, aad Jim Brown, U , both of Decatur, occu­ pants o f toe taaood car, war* seri­ ously injured. WlUard Jinks made a report a l th* aecldent but draw away without learning tha name al the m aa ha bad pulled from tha �fr— Kf- M W .I.mW'l toJV9y & 'f' FV?P'■ * roorr _• . f . . contort. n ^ L Quotes va. . . ^an • the V i m States I T A "M w l o f state adatallam which la aleans, if aot s d a h ir d .” , He declared tkat the "Where• Supreme. C aret" h u aecumriated a "frigftten lig i t w w P h f f j a M f t siena w ttrh ha said a m daatBSetire ot the "orderly pur salt o f D em ocratic trjedoB a.” Byrd renewed hie attack an fed ­ eral bureaucracy, the h g B M Ceert vwlMga aad 'too Mg m / / O u U L II. Hockey, la com ing to t b ls S r e a tonight when the Skate w ; u y Hockey team clashes w iiJ F th e wheel artiste front Daytona Beach. The first gam e o f tbo foD -sea. aoa la this brand new state league U elated to ita rt at 1:30 p. m. The eeaaoa opener w ill bo played at hom e. Skate Cite la right o ff Highway 17 93 on the Dog Track Hoad, a boot miffway between Sanford and Orlande. Other leagwo gamea w ilt be Jickaoorillr, Bradenton s o f t St. Petersburg. Later, aa the 0 k n t •port grow*, other teams wtR b# added to the league, according to Skate City m anagers, S b c a ly ^ e it and John M iller. WASHINGTON—Seaato JareaOa D illagneary Committee C h a ff* aa fh a a a a , C. Ha a t a g i (D -M o.) on eg rwn ita g committee h u r la g e aa Man age rtalancn in Neer T a c l City: " V a are dealing with teen-age tarrorlata; aetual aad aatantlil i f MunJctpallUea. Ha .aald the federal flecal alinelion "deteriorated faster daring Uw past IS m oaU u. than. In any comperabto f ^ t n SAN F R A N C U C O -A ovk t P rta i e r Nikita Khrushchov on the ralaxatioo e f security measures whereb y ha w as a a ra H tg i to eaeet bystanders while traveling lM tanw- Nearly l » different m a ) cars w ere introduced to the ricaa public during 1914. a LIN U8NER makes five yarda for Sanford thrmjfh thn Ttttmvfl!* line, breaking Into the secondary before bains stopped. On tho previous play. Riancr had gained a first down but tho Seminolca ware called back and penalised 1ft yards for holding. (Bergstrom Photo) Arcade ! Package Store Edwards Team Ties With Steinmeyer For Bowling lead Round Table Victor Fretariac meets Its sister t a i n . South Pinecrest, on th e ' center lanes, and Steinm tyers try their luck against tho Furniture Center down on five and six. Successful N erves TlHfO are, after all, only two each performing its normal typos of poopla la this world healthy duty. You would tin* « M tho ore thing that marka deratand why such a pemon » * M M , h w , tUtM. UD.IIS jWUttoB «t tftrif MTVM. ^ >nd f -| l 1K] M t „ Two man or woman whore otlwr p ^ jg . and ■ i 1 ^ ' • " » | normal working I •w” ’ from ■ unnatural pres- ■ aura I ■ generally more alert and ag. grtM[ve. You would understand why, with hi* mental aIertneM and physical agill- la vitally ty j,e learns things more f,n' riI<!tlc easily and remembers them ___ longer than tho mun with Powlble t n Rt s u c h a mtlo th l^ r e re rr e preaaurewu^d *> tath# Urea and happlnesxof prepU who are otherwise •liko and yet. of two men oqrel in wea h. education and opportunity, tho one with tho moot healthy set of nerves la the man most likely to succeed in his chosen field, bo it commerce, art or in* duatry. If you could look Inside the 'bodies of those who have achieved success in different 'Unoa of endeavor, you would ■find excellent sets of nerves, *U c nerves. chiropractic work* wi t h nenca. It kullda them. It atrgngthena them. j t .ends nourishing vlUl f o r c e s th h %h and thua # ab,M ^ Jrb meQ #nd wonwn t0 ^ c iv e the fgll of the ^ thInga of thli uf# One of n aeries of articles published in tho public inter* oat to explain and Uhmtrnte the practice of scientific Chiropractic, written by Dr. P. Leo Kerwtn whoao offke la located at 201 8. French Ave. and his telephone number is FAirfax 2*7442. FREE GIFTS FOR NEW ACCO UN TS w ltk l ACCOUNT Hospital Notes Margaret Boyd. Lokt Monroe Georgia McClelland, Sanford Gerllno EUlng, Sanford Iko Allan, Sanford Arthur Mae Scott, Sanford Ruby Boach, Sanford Martha HoBoy, Lake Mary George Robbins, Sanford Eugene Padgett, Sanford Births M r. aad Mrs. Robert LttUa. Sanford, a daughter Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Holley, Lake Mary, a too H o n o m n Bacon, Sanford Mrs. Byron Williams and baby Oviedo Robert E. True, Lake Mary Mrs. Wayne Sipes and baby, Sanford Betty Lam b, Sanford Mrs. Raymond Jordan and baby, Sanford Mrs. William Fram o and baby, Sanford. Library Has New Best Sellers “OLIVETTI" PORTABLE I5 .U 0 0 .0 0 D r. J . Xalatao Wells la speolag aa o ffice la the Whltebalr Building la Eatorpeise and will practice g erU U rka (conditions of the aging) and w ill act ns cooaulUat with tbo other doctors. Dr. Walls is a m em ber ef the s u it H T Fish Memorial Hospital, Delaod. Ho was tho Drat chief e f staff at tho Halifax District Hospital when U iptnirt la 1190 and remained th e n until 1949. Dr. and Mrs. Wells aad son, Jimmy, a n making their home an Stoat Island, Just out o f Katarprlao aad ho w ill commute to Ms office. Ha waa la World Wars I aad I! aad was discharged with the rank of colonel. Ha has also served as head o f a Vatsraa'a Hospital In Grand Island, N th., aa professor o f surgery at W om­ an’s Medical College in Philadel­ phia aad as Instructor at the Uni* m a lt y o f Pennsylvania t y p e w r it e r with a lt.e e e .r o with o 13,000.00 ACCOUNT account EARN S tw best seller list books now available at the Sanford Public Library a rt " F o r T w o Cents Plata." by Harry Golden; "The C ave." by Robert Penn Warren; Frank Slaughter's "L o r e n s ." Inglis Flstcher’ a ’ ’ Cormorant's Brood." Norah Lofts’ "T h e Town H ouse." team, Florida Stata Bank, which has w oo 7, lost 9. Third spot is held by South Plneercst, 9-7, and Soolaad aad the Furniture Center bold on to fourth, with 4 4 each. Steinmeyers won two games from Suntaod, with the help of anchor m aa Don s u tle r 922, and John Ogdsn 119. Grace Newton added to their total by picking u p -th e difficult S-7 s p lit-G e o r g e Cuiklta waa high maa for Sunland. and Uam-mate Arlene De­ dering toppled tho 9-7 split. Navy 24 Beeton College g B. Edwards team, bowling on Massachusetts 91 M ilne 10 West Chester (P a .) U VUlanova 7 the center lanes, took two games Carnegie Tech 7 Slippery Roek 0 from the furniture team, after losing the first ooe by a close VMI 41 Marshall 0 margin. Howard lU rrlsoo, a new Trinity 14 Denison 14 (tie ) G n v e City 0 Waynesburg 9 (tie) addition to tbo team , rolled a 407 to be high on these two alleys. Connecticut 99 lprin gfl*id a Jim Mackey led the Furniture Rand.-Macao 13 MUlsrsvilte 19 Center with hit 4S3 series. Picking Clarion 19 Edinbero • up tpllU during this battle w aj W. Va. Ttch 13 W. Va. St. • BUI Foster, the 9-7, Wallace Geoova 39 Coast Guard 0 SOUTH Georgia 17 Alabam a 3 William A Mary 37 Virginia • Maryland XI West Virginia J Clemson 20 North Csroliaa IS Louisiana St. 2S Rice 3 COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Georgia Tech 14 Kentucky 13 (U P I) — Nineteen-)car-old Jackie South Carolina 19 Duka 7 Nlcklaua, second youngest golfer CUadel a Newberry 0 ev er to win tbo National Amateur Lana 23 Ktntucky St. 90 championship, baa put his clubs Morebcad St. 19 Georgetown 13 away for the year and returned N. Caro. St. 15 Va. Tech 13 to his studies at Ohio State with Wake Forest 22 Fla. St. 20 dream s o f matching some o( MIDWEST fam ed Bobby Jones' feats. Pittsburgh 21 Marquette 19 Tho muscular blonde Buckeyo T esta 20 Nebraska 0 belter, wbo won tbt title Satur­ Wichita 10 Kansas St. 0 day by wedging a shot tlx feet Penn Slate U Missouri g from the pin on the 36U hole for Iowa St. 4i Drakt 0 a birdie that edged Charlie Coe, 1 Hope 20 Depauw 7 up. In one of the most thrilling Xavier Ohio a Louisville 13 am ateur linals it, history, says bo Toledo 20 Eastern Ktntucky 3 has no Intention o f ever turning professional. Dayton 0 Richmond 3 Otterbotn 31 Findlay 14 Muskingum 34 Marietta 24 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 9 Tulsa 0 CincinaaU 23 Oklahoma St. 9 Brigham Young II Arisona 14 DAYTONA BEACH (U P I) - A Texas Christian 14 Kansas 7 N egro leader predicted hero Sun­ T eats Tech 20 Teats ASM 14 day that "tho Negro voters in Mississippi II Houston 0 Florida will be the telling factor In A ril. S t 43 W. Texas S t 3 the IKO elections." Arisons St. It Idaho St. 7 Robert W. Saunders, field secre­ X . Mexico St. 23 N. M exico 12 Tea. Wests. 43 U. of M exico 9 . tary for Florida of the National Association for the Ad vanes ment WEST o f Colored People, said. "T b o m ao Wyoming 91 Montana 0 w bo gets into office will have to Sou. Calif. 27 Oregon S t I Colorado S t U. 9 Coll. P acific 0 be one who meets the approval o f these voters. C al'’ m i l 30 Washington S t g Utah S t II Idaho o Oregon 21 Stanford 27CoUirado Mines 14 Highlands U. ■ Colorado Western 14 N evada 13 Hawaii 20 Southern Oregon 13 Pacific IT Central Washington 0 Negro Vote Called Election Factor Tho Very Bo 910 * . REGISTRATION T t o R og btrstioa Beaks ml tho City o f — PAYS fo e W lw r Friday, Ortwher 3 9 ,.1 M »----------------------- Furgol El Paso Victor; Hebert 2nd W ahoo - * E L PASO, T ex. (U Pl>-N obody figured Marty Furgol to win the 120.000 El P aso Open g olf tourna­ ment. That's becam e they didn’t know he rid himself of his "tired blood ." M arty grabbed I2.K0 to boost his winnings this year to S12.UTJ0 and served notice that " I ’ m look­ ing forward to continued success w ta « on th® tour." llo fired a alxiliog seven-underpar 65 in the final round Sunday to win with a 273, four strokes better than Jay llsbcrt of Sanfont. 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Clim aatnf a dramatic threeta m o sweep with their 1-2 rout of the Glanta Sunday, the D odftra eelied a half-game lead In the frenetic three-cornered National League scramble with only a week left to play. No seventhplace team ever baa wot a pen­ nant the following year bat that’ a the goal at which the Dodgcti are ahooilng. The Milwaukee Brave*, who moved Into aecond place with their 9-3 victory over the Phllliei, can tie the D odgeri for tin t place by winning at Pittiburgb a tain tonight. After tonight, all three cootender* will have five game* left —the Dodger* and Riant* against the Cub* and Cardinat* and the Bravea agaimt the Pirate* and Phillies. Th: American League race, meanwhile, may bo settled Tu es­ JOHN LOVELACE wan grounded after running the ball to tho 25 yard day night when the Chicago White lino in the first quarter to set up the first Seminole score o f th* lesson. S o i play tha Cleveland Indiana. The White Sox need only win that Ho dashed from the 43 after Sanford had recovered a fumble. Ray Lundgame to cllneh their first flag in quist (4 0 ), Mike Roberta (11) are coming op in tha background. 40 yeara. (Bergstorm Photo) The Dodger* completed thqlr sensational rite to ftrat place Sun­ day In a three-hour and It-minute itruggle during which they kayoed 30-garaa winner Sam -’ ones In 3 1-3 innlnga and then clinched matter* with n fc r-run outburst The acore was Sanford 14, TUui- first down. Roberts, who called a ahlfty proved correct. Lovelace in the ninth. The Dodger pitching hero was villa T and Coach Jim Pigott ex- good game, pitched out to L ove­ and Lundquist showed good burst! A r m e d it very neatly when he lace Who hit Christensen in the end of speed and were hard to grab Podres, who struck out nine bat* gilH Mlhft Sava rttal m. rmm I o i w ) zone for the score. Christensen who when they started knifing around ter* and yielded five hits in 7 3-3 inning* to win his 14th game. The had fooled the defense and caught among tackier*. Lundquist ran the ball 10 tlmea victory wasn't nallad down until Th* Seminole* played good foot­ the ball all alone in Ihe corner, ball lo win ever a tough Titusville then kicked hi* second extra point. for g l yard* and Lovelaro gained Ciem Labino got Eddie Brtisoud Thai ended the scoring, but there ■0 yards in IS runt. John Mann to hit into a ame-endlng double eleven. They bad to play well be­ cause the Terriers were coins a were severai good oifensive efforts tried litre* times for 11 yard* ami p la y'w ith the baver filled ln -th c Lcn Eisner picked up 19 in four last o f the ninth but it waa Podres real good job too, outgaining San­ by both trama in the second half. who held the fort white the Dodg­ Jimmy Graccy made pn im por­ trice. ford on offense and holding their Co-Captain Charles Bogan play­ ers ran up a 4-0 lead. tant liv e for the Seminole* when own defensively. Snider, enjoying a fin* com e­ John Lovelace got the pleasure he grabbed Titusville'a Castland on ed a (tout defenilvt but it would of scoring i* e first Seminole touch- the three yard line with two min­ bo hard to single out a Handout In back after b li poor 1*31 showing, line ptay as the whole Seminole homered to put the Dodgeri in dow n of the season when he took a utes left in the final period. front, 10, in the second inning Caalland had caught a pass from learn played well. ’Mike Roberta pitchout and dashed Neely Rose, who h id been ill and singled home another run in 30 yards to score with only 22 sec- the Terrier'i 119 pound quarter­ seventh. Shortitop Maury oods left in ib* first quarter. Jerry back, Bain on a fourth down play with the flu, taw action and played the iristcnaen began a big night fur and almost scored. Santord ran the as if the germs might have done Wills had three hits and Don msrlf with the extra point kick ball back for a first down around him some good, lie made several Demeter drove in three runt in (he IS with 38 seconds left and Rob­ key tackles and brokt up other the Dodgers* 10-bit attack. (0 lie Uie ic o r e a t 7-7. Mickey V e r n o n , 41-year-old —The Terriers had jum ped out erts rooly ran two keeper play* in­ ptaya with his rushes. front earlier in the quarter with a to the middle of the line to run out Alex McKibbin. who alternslcd pinch hitter, singled across the at quarterback with Roberta, prov­ lie-breaking run In the ninth and drive from midfield that saw the clock. Hronga, the fullback, go across I’ lay was about even fn the first ed an alert in the secondary and Ihe Braves then wrapped it up with two insurance tallies. Joey with an tg yard run through a hole half, with Sanford racking up eight made several jarring tickles. Next on the Sanford schedule Jay, who pitched the last 3 3 3 .In the line. ran allV M MOt Tha Terriers •^r*»«Jl» io n the I*IF first downs to five for the Terriers A c s Ira point to m ake it 7-0. and gaining 97 to 93 f o r the oppon­ will be the Daytona Reach Sea­ innings In ralitf of Lew Burdette, breeze team. Tbie game will be at won hit slath game while IS-game Christensen scored the second ents. winner Robin Roberts lost his Kith and decisive Sanford touchdown In Titusville outgalned the Sem i­ Daytona Friday night. Lakevirw of Winter Garden i d l ­ decision. Th* Phillies tied the the second quarter after a Titus­ nole* in the second half, running ville fumble was recovered on the for 120 yards on the ground and 17 ed the Srabreeic eleven, IS 14, in score In the eighth inning on Carl passing to a net gain of M yards the opener, but Pigott laid he con­ Sawatski's two-run homer — the Sanford 43 yard line. Ray Lundquial squirm ed through for the home team. sider* the neat Seminole foes only hit o ff Jay. The Indiana remained "a liv e" ticklers to put tha ball on the 33 Prediction by Coach Pigott that "dangerous, especially fast and In the A L race by beating th* Athend Lovelace ran It to th* 13 for a hit backs would be fait and plenty hard to watch." letici, 4-3, while the Tigers defeat­ ed the first-place While So*. 3 4. Cal McLlsh scattered nine hits and struck out four batters to raise hi* record to 19 * behind a 13-hit Cleveland attack that In­ cluded hom eri by Minnie Minoso and Tito Francona. Don Moss! prevented the White Sox from clinching a tie for the pennant with a nine hitler that brought him h li 16th win. Harvey Kuenn had a homer, double and two single* and Tei U p d o had three hit* to account for seven of the eight Detroit hits. Yarn Law icored his Hlh v ic­ tory aa the Pittsburgh Pirates beat tha Cincinnati Reds. 10 1, and Stan Muslal homered for the 3,300th hit of hli career in the Cardinals' 11-4 rout of the Cubs in other NFL gim es. Elston Howard's tworun sev­ enth-inning homer eosbled the Yankee* to beat the Red So*, 7 4, and Camlio Pascual scorrd hit seventh shutout as the Senators downed the Orioles, 3 0. W e sso n y 2 G o\. D e c o n te f STEAK EXCESS BONE and FA T Removed before- weighing B weighing and pricing. Treot your hs^'ly to the best. Select your favorlto cut today at thes* special law low prices. W-D "Banded Full-Cut Round or W-D "Branded" Flavorful W-D "BRANDED" FLAVORFUL ROUND BONE SHOULDER Roast W-D "BRANDED" SHORT RIBS 59‘ P L A T E STEW W-D "BRANDED FRESHLY 39" Ground Beef Pkg PERFECT FOR SCHOOL LUNCH All Purpose Jonathan_____ Hanson Wins TE RRIER HALTED by Alex McKibbin aa Charles Bogan (72) and Kay Lumtquiat (40) clos* in to help. Runner was Fullback Bronga, who ripped o ff si gain o f aeven yards for a first down on this play. (Rergstrom Photo) ATLANTA— Bev Hanson shot a two-under par 49 (o win the 17.300 Atlanta Women's Open golf tournament with a 72 hole total of MINUTE MAID FROZEN JESSE JEWELL FROZEN —* Called Press laterwatioaal Weeping Wally Butts, long The other contests ended about run Saturday after Rica embar­ predicted—But the manner in rassed the Tigers for 30 minutes. In the fourth period, toe Tigers looked like the team that was Bulldou. moaned louder than ever doespeclcd. named No. 1 in 1S3S. —-this fall about G eorgia's losses and The defending national ehamr Injuries—then the Bulldogs went plon Louisiana State Tiger* beat Kentucky cam* within five . out Saturday and shocked the AJ- ,be Rlce 0ykU :6 3 b, (ore , yards of besting Tech at lexing ^ . b a m a Cr.m,on Tide 17 3. |MMll tflrvl, mn audicnf, , fltr ton Saturday night. The Wildcats ^ J S Uf o e Z roc r e £ x t o w . l ‘ ^ mi Catling » at halftime: the Geor- were trailing by two points and were on the Tech five with a fourth-and on* situs'on. A field • Sapp had graduated; b il star line- lKent,uic^>' * J.‘! clU \ ^ J ' backer Dave Lloyd had turned n* 1, 0 * t he *n(j , ***• *lr,t goal, aimed at th* widened goal “- c r o ; his fastest halfback Fred * * * > * tor‘d» ■» » * » posts, would have put the 'Cats ~W rown was hobbled by a leg in- *** lhe Tu*J" e Lreen W av# 3<yo ahead, but they gambled on s run that failed. Friday night it New Orleans, junior quarterback Jack Jones ^ B row n . Georgia -was an efficient i Everybody gets Into th# act this passed tor two touchdowns and ^ offesu tv e maeWne S a t u ^ y . J ^ - W;ain HcrktnJ Auburn, unbeat- two two point conversions ami re­ quarterback Francis T a r k e n -„ lbeu U>1 2, Jam ei, and Ten. turned in intercepted pass 33 ton’s pto-poinf nesses open their seasons at Knox- yards for another touchdown to I-tnore fullback Bill Godfrey » run- T(jj#; Vanderbilt open* against lead th# Gators. But although “ ping were major factors. Another u#of4J1 at Athens; and Mississippi Jones figured in moat o f the scor­ ^ ejp h om ore standout was end Dur- g ,ata p|a)1 j i oruja at Gainesville. ing, the punting of halfback B ob­ r > o o d Pennington who kicked a 13Cf0rw Trch wiU ^ host to by Jo* Green was rated th* chief 7 V rd field goal and two cuaver- Southern Methodist. LSU will en Florida weapon. _ ^ i3niI lertam Texas Christian, Tulan# Senior guard Bob Kbayat waa » The Georgia victory was the goe| ,0 A labim * goes to th# hero in Miaaiiiippi'a win over LJiiggest surprise oa the first week- Houston, and Kentucky will be at Houston. The roving lineman set —end of Southeastern Conference bora# lo Mississippi, up the Rebels' first touchdown f o o t b a l l and clearly labeled the All-America hallbaek Billy Can- with a 32 yard pass interception Httufidogs as ihe dark horse in the non brought LSU to life with a return and kickM a 22 yard-field 1339 race. i third-period, 17 • yard touchdown. goal and a conversion. PAN-REDI FROZEN .ssfi *»■>■« «<“»«*"* *« PURE RICH HORSE MEAT HILL'S DOG FOOD 2 £ 3 3 / *» L s v .W J L S ' K j t r s - »»-. u * - h a b"1 L'ou,it‘ Relieves Potnful Discomforts of m T o a lk e e o fa q e .a d a H k * house to fa AT for m a t e r ia l s t o W ITHSTAND WEATHER REE F IE L BKTTKR GATOR V L LUMBER Co W r it C om * " “I Our -M ill i W 1 S p e * io il , /O O (WINCH AVI A i H ie R oil* o o i ! W h o n - f A 7 / 121 So n f o r d Flo 1 a 98* SSL 96* 100 T rtfe to F A S T rZ. 6 7 �♦ To Classify BLOOD i » J M H ha t b a th o u g h t s o f m a n y . Tha W«w— Catholic Archbishop of Boston, told a irlda radio aodknea that **wa bapttsad eommtmJsm w panaioo to tha n e t that "Comaoalsts hara never failed find bankara and faoslnwmsn, profaaaon nod itudsats, itora and sympathiser*, polltkiana and wonld-ba statssm to overlook thalr frauds and psrJurist, thslr wart , hot I cold, that art part of the Moody record they hava writ* i M trary pags of tha hlataay of tha bat fhra dacadaa." Qiiotlac Lanin's deathbed atatanant that eamnanlari I brought oppression and maaaarrea instead of the tntandfreadom for tha maiaee, and that Ruata ahoold hava tan in Iflca St. Francis of Am !*!, Cardinal Ctuhlng directed hia k to Khrnahchevt president. it la not too H r . Khruahchev, _________ _ r l l d o a o 1 h ava e n e o a r - ___ __ to pray for you sad your people dar> oar visit to oar eoentry. Aft the lame time, wo an ng for tha multitudes In your captive nationa and ftr nntunbarad dead whom you aeaft to premature graves, will become a nightmare to yon aa they did to Lanin, ■Sne8lUi nJM?ag*00! yoor visit to America, t baa now been triad to placate you, to convert nlatad thin visit AO things conaidared, it ia prob> greatest victory in the cold war. Having failed fat forte to aatisfy you, we now turn to our seeret Assignm ent W ashington to r n began. There wore M M en­ rolled a t Florida State, a ln s now high. Tho earoUmeet at t o unlvaraity trail moat picturesquely. Remark­ e d P oas Juat after be « u InIn d u ced at length by D tr to n at Schools To Offer Spanish Course A b e g to ls g g e ia ls h ” c a m s fe f i f s n l nariv* "N n m V b itnm kmm "C eu v en etioa il for iduha wffl Rut last weak t o p n t n m Beat tho w * i r M minority leader to t o hospital fo r n v s r a l days. Upon his return, however, t o fluff-hatred whit o f words filled the Senate chamber with howti of laushtsr. On this memorable night o f re­ partee, the man from llliaoii waa taking a aland against spending Seminole-DeBary Heart Council M W million for building sewage directors attended- t o Florida Heart Association staff workshop ta Jacksonville Saturday. Ernest Southward, locel p n stdent; Tom Armao, president elect, M rs. Armao, Mrs. Leonard Munson, fund raising chairman, and M rs. Michael Caoto, publi­ city chairman, attended. Local Hoart Fund Group Hears Talks CRO SSW O RD ACROSS 1. The Hope Diamond, for one A Percolates I t . nettle 12. K .ute'i neat IS. tinm ens *K»ln 1 1 tU ip SAllruad •mile • 1A Hhtp’a ho>pi tel ST. I am (row, tree tad) 11. King o f Hashen I f . Roman money R. Come Out Into view A African ravins A Tho KmaraM Isle 8. U c k up A Medieval tales •T. W eird (ver.t A Epoch i . M ow ed e om p u d SO. Fit 11. Presage 10. Viper SO. A town (coQoq.) D M a e s : M r. P m l ilie t , 1 da not hava to rem em ber t o n t o n u a datk ea. I e a s e e p at t o k a n o f 1 widowed m o t o r , one o f m any children. My aaothar waa aa im m igrant m o t o r . She did not look to t o dom o la Weak* la itoa lo r koto. Wo did aot com * aupplieotlaf Vaclo Sam h r aaeUtaoee hi t o n daya. N auberftr: And I oak, "W ho Mid you d l d r Dir t o o : Nobody said n , bet what t o M oator la trying to do U to pin upon m ao, I mink, earn* kind of peculiar parvaralty. Naubargar: Tba n a a to r p in e d it peeaJhle for oee natioe, o r eay natton for t o t B e tte r, posseming euch a station o r itatioaa la spec* to flood the eotire globe with pro­ paganda. Aflyoao with a radio o r T V r*etlvar whether located at tba North Pole o r la the heart 0i the Sahara Doaart would ha abla to pUk op prom am a d e a rly from n e k a apace aUtioa en d bee e o n of the character o f tha w i t h •mployad would h e almoat l a possible to j a a . Thera would be do lo e fir aa k o e certain aa far aa radio aad TV eon m u alea tloa la Russia has b oos (ap plylag Asia aad t o Middle l a s t with cheap radio aata that m oot any fam ily can afford, to K b o c a u n Ota hope* to be a b le -to flo o d thn*e M il with her i p o c l d brand of agindsT On t o other head, 0 U. S. la first with a TVlataMe la tha aky will w o u n It to advance truth aad acquaint t o world with A m erica or will we flood t o round w aves with h on e o p en * aad rock *n r o llf Ona of Iftaaa days, IFa • » log to bo spring. And ono of tried to a larger homo or a botfor homo , , . O ft# TTKif fvrCjy n c j u i r v s o f n f T i n a n c v r ^ i You soy the word and w ait bo deltghtod to glvo you tho latest fads and figures on tba K n t iT Typ# o r m o r r g a Q * Kxm. in cfri no? the ijightHt obligation, |ust s#o or call ae and wa'H do the rest n t o t ho received a w i n from Ms Republican governor asking not for simply fM million fc# els an streams but for |100 million. Dirk sen: Oh, my friend*, 1 sim­ ply have to M y that there a n Republicans who a n unregaoar■to and unroconitruetod and who em brace evil Just aa t o r s a n Democrats who do. . Then, when t o man from Illin­ ois mentioned thet after all, t o Mil waa opposed by the Eisenhow­ er administration, Senator Hum­ phrey reacted spontaneously. This la bow tha etralght-faeed record record* it: Mr. Humphrey: Whu-upt Then, said Dirkien: "U th e n U anyone who to an expert In Named For Nikita UBflK I •iClitjMtir.'r HOPE MILLS. N. C. (U PI) Mr. and M ri. Welter Street, try­ ing to decido on a nem o for t o l r lfth child, finally choose ana they'd seen la t o newspapers. baby Nikita to m v o t o foretta, uplands, toll They named t o Khruahchev Street. aad aa forth. W 4U a (.list I HA li'i-! bnreaUe 50. Kapala 51, M ost rational 33. Rom an at. chief dear •tissi 3 t. Mr. Valles S3. Authorlaa ST. Ch uma ••.Small anchors IS. Tiresome exUteneo S3. Female fowl St. Y e. (Qer.) A r n o ld ( t o . ) SS. B or ST. Baking chamber •• Kind o f bear 4 t . Outer— dA M U M of Fall will usher in a great, wide wonderful whirl o f TV and radio entertainment. But individual tastas differ, and what's “ massy** for oo« can be snoozy for anothar. N o problems, howevor, when you get a second T V set for your homo for individual viewing. Than nobody is let down. And nsvsr « disagreement as fto what program to turn on. Urn now portable models and color TV sets art fabulous. Modern styling and colors, handsoms cabinets, remote control and high fidelity. Valuta a n unlika any bafors. Easy terms, too. It’s mar* ftn than moosyl A RADIO fa every room s t o p s upyour s a v e b y « a llla | I t a U e a -t e -S t a t lo a . IfI fa s far fe Call by Number ^ L M o u l h a r n m a ll Wilk Tin Fvfu/t * 1 e n jo y m e n t. . . and k e e p s you fan-the­ ft n o w , . . a n y tim e , n ig h t e n d d a y . �Mon. Sept. SI, 1939-Fage S Z eta X i Sorority Th* Zeta XI chapter of Beta city; Mrs. Robert L. Reaves, so­ Sigma Phi held the first meeting cial; Mrs. Wallace L. Tyre, sun­ .at the year at the home ot the shine and Mrs. Leon M. Swain president, Mrs. Lloyd O. Swain. Jr., ways and means. Jfrs. Thomas Larfen, and Mrs. Miss Betty Anne Carter present­ Glenn McCall, guests from the ed a cultural program entitled Gamma Lambda chapter, discus­ "Oratory'' that was very infor­ sed plans concerning a dance with mative. Mrs. Reaves will be hos­ the group. tess to the group at the neat ' Names of the rushecs for Fait meeting Sept. 32. Rushing were presented and apThe hostess served refreshments oved. Mrs. Swain announced to Mrs. Reaves, Mrs. Leon Swain, ramtttee chairmen for the year. Mrs. Wendell Springfield. Mrs. They are Mrs. Sam T. Skelton,Philip ti. Bach and the Misses program; Min Anna Muir, pro­ Mary Ann Wright, and Sooja Mon jects; Miss Joan Wright, publi­ forton. « Four New Members W elcom ed By VAH-5 Mrs. Rowell presented Mrs. J. A. de Ganshl with a sliver cup and congratulated her on the birth o f a new son. The door prize, a gift from Neil’ s Studio, w si won by Mrs. H. A. Lackey, She alto assumed the o ffice of treasurer for the group, replac­ ing Mrs. T. F. Lcchntr. Hostesses for the October lunch­ eon will be Mrs. E. E. Austin and Mr*. R. E. Farmer. Mrs. C. N, James will be in charge of the VAH-3 bridge next week. Others attending were Mrs. Aus­ tin, Mrs. D. E. Detrolph, Mrs. Farmer, Mrs. E. W. Foote. Mrs. H. G. Gober, Mrs. C. N. Jam es, Mrs. D. L. Jarrell, Mri. H. S. Moore, Mrs. J. L. Morgan. Mr*. R, D. Murphy, Mrs. tl. L. O’­ Hara, Mrs. R. E. Osterholm. Mr*. R. W. Repp and Mrs. C. D. Schoonover, VFW Aux. Meets Ilia n s Activities The "K ob o Dance" scheduled for this Wednesday at the V. F. — W i-L'lub;—was The- u i a l n T o p l t o f the evening at the meeting of The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW 3292 last week. In the abjc. cc of the president, Miss Rita Trcdw ay, secretary, presided at the business jje s s io n . “ Miss Trcdway took the clothinfe the auxiliary hat been collecting, to the Veterans Hospital in Lake City. Sunday. The group withes to thank all who contributed to the project. Tickets are being sold by all auxiliary members for the " llo b o D ance," which Is also a hospital benefit affair. They are II per person for the dinner and dance others attending the meeting # w t-rc M ima. Edna Norman, Sally Pcralto, Margaret Dillard, Myrtle Sperkman, Irene Stafford, Merle Tredway and Mitt Rita Trcdway. Shower Honors Mrs. W.W. Jones Mrs. J. K. White was hostess at a unique end pleasant morning coffee recently, honoring Mrs. W. W. -Jones with a stork shower. The gifts were placed in an ela­ borately decorated bassinet cover­ ed with rattles, ribbons, flowers and sm all favors. Several games were played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Clyde Bry­ an and Mrs. W. W. Holmes. A large cake decorated In the pre­ vailing them, blue and pink and topped with a stork carrying » baby, was served to the guests with the coffee. Those attending were the honoree, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. ltryan, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Albin Wilson, Lifellka model birds now com * Mrs. Robert H. Kennedy Jr.. Mrs. in kit form . Assembled, they give Don WllUs, Mrs. Claudia Goans, florel displays snd windpw boxes Mrs. A . K. Laisy, Mrs. Russell E l­ a touch o f wild life. lis and Mrs. Robert Drayton. Head our way. Yau’ll Ilka our be tween-pay dayloan plan. Farris Bryant, Florida state chairman of the March o f Dimea, will speak at a meeting o f the Anna Miller Circle and their hus­ bands Tuesday night at the Elks Club. John Sauts, Seminole ‘ County March ot Dimes chairman and his wife, Clara, will also be guest or honor at the meeting and dinner preceding the program . A bam snd turkey dinner will be served EXECUTIVE OFFICERS of the Business and Professional Women’s Club at B;]5 p. m, and all members discussing plans for the coming year at the monthly supper meeting at the and their husbands are invited Civic Center. It was decided to increase the number o f children eligible for to attend. dental ctra at the clinic the club is sponsoring. Plans were discussed conFollowing the dinner and pro­ cernlng the observance o f B.P.W. week Oct. 4 to 10. From left, Jessie gram. members will m eet in an­ Brisson. recording secretary; M yrtle Grodick, treasurer; Harriett Sltawter, other room and Installation cere­ president and Roberta Richards, second vice president. (Bergstrom Photo) monies held for new members. At a previous meeting Mrs. Harry Adair, president, appointed two committee chairm en; Mrs. Clay ton Smith, chairman o f the com mittee to keep in close touch withthe Harry Anna Crippled Child­ ren's Home and Mrs, Leonard Miss Barbara Kuprecht spent Skates, historian. Ssturday in Tampa attending the state board meeting ot the Flor­ ida Hom e Economics Association. Miss Ruprrcht is state chairman of the Family Economics-Home Management Section ot F. M, E. A. Mr. and Mrs. David Wayne Mrs. Verne C. Messenger was Matbes. W. First St., have re­ turned from s two weeks vaca­ elected president o f the Fidelis tion that took them to Atlanta, Class of the First Baptist Church Ua., and Nashville, Tcnn., where at a meeting of the class at her they visited with several of the home on North Elliott Avenue. artists ot (lie "G rand Old O pry", 3lra. S. P. Griffin presided over taking pictures for their music the business session. studio here. Others elected Include Mrs. L. They also spent some time with U, Garner, vice president; Mrs. Pauline’ s mother in Kentucky and M inn a Williamson, secretaryin D avid’s home town of Stueben­ treasurer; Mrs. Lorraine Gralism, ville, Ohio. On the return trip. assistant secretary and reporter; v L the Blur nidge Mountains, .Mrs. A. L. Gunter, leader of they stopped In Savannah to visit Group l ; Mrs. J. P. Whitaker, David’ s - two nliicr broihert.--------- Group-3^-M rs—WL T .Cavanaugh. The Micharl C joins have moved Group 3; Mr*. W. R. Willis, Group to their new home a 13t E. 4; and Mrs. Ernest Nelson, Group Woodland Dr. in the Pinccrest Ad­ 3. dition. Reports of group leaders were given and routine business mat­ ters discussed alter which re­ freshments were served. Mis* MRS. EMORY ti. TIFFAN Y, president of the Officers Sarah Tatum was w elcom ed as a new member. Wives Club, left, presenting Mrs. David Laude, chair­ Those present were Mrs. Grif­ man of the Seminole County Assn, for retarded chil­ fin. Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Whitaker, dren, a check for <124 to be used by the organization. Mrs. S. J. Brooks, Mrs. William­ The cheek represented the entire proceeds from the M embers of the Homemakers son, Mrs. Gunter, Mrs. Messen­ bake sale sponsored by the Officers Wives Club last Class o f the First Baptist Church ger, Miss Eorcnc Franklin and Tuesday at the Nava! Air Station with wives o f VAH-9 met at the home of Mrs. II. J. Mis* Sarah Tatum. in charge. (Bergstrom Photo) Finch, SHI Mrllonville Avc. for a covered dish sunpt-r meeting last week. The Finch home was attractive­ ly decorated and guests enjoyed a turkey dinner. Following the dinner and prayer by Mrs. Fred Fisher, Mrs. W. E. Giles presid­ ed st a business session. It was The Seminole Evening Home stressed that the class should Demonstration Club opened the have m ore personal contact with srasuns programs with a very the members and prospective interesting demonstration on cor­ members. sage and flower arrangement by Mrs. Gunter presided over the Plans for the quarterly meeting Newcomers w ere welcom ed. Mr. William Grow. of the BWC Federation of the business cession following a Mr*. Marjorie Cowan co-hostess Tlu- corsages were given as door Seminole Association, which will "cook-out" held on the patio of for tile evening, presented gifts pn ies Mrs. C. E. Hunter and be held at the First Baptist Mrs. Anderson's home. Co-hostess from the class to Mrs. Clyde Hum­ Mrs. II. L. Johnson gave reports Church on Oct. 1 were made at was Mrs. Henry Hutchison. A let­ phrey and Mrs. Giles In apprecia­ on Health and Clothing. the meeting of the Elsie Knight During the business session ter was read from the girl at tion o f their service as teachers Circle held st the home ot Mrs. Hie past year. Also honored with plans were discussed concerning the Florida Chddre ’ s Hume in C. A. Anderson, Jr. in Pinccrest Lakeland sponsored by the circle, a gift was Mrs. W. T. Canavaugh. a workshop to make pad* and rcccnUy. bandage* for the cancer drive. A social hour followed. The BWC meeting will begin thanking mem ber* for a gift sent Final plans will be made at a Those attending were Mrs. to her on her birthday. Each at 7;<x> p. m . with a supper, fol­ later date. Cavanaugh. Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs. month the child is remembered lowed by a program . Mri. V. G. Four new member* were w el­ Fisher, Mrs. H. C. Holloway. Mrs. Hasty was appointed by Mr*. W. with s check to be uted for spend­ J, B. Phillips, Mrs. Clayton comed, Helen Ferguson, Ann Ri­ D. Gunter, circle chairman, a* ing money. The program was presented by Smith. Mr*. It. F. Steele, Mr*. ley, Dess Beyers and Rita Dc general chairman in charge o( Mrs. V. C. Messenger, who used Hoy Vance, Mrs. A. L. Thomas, Jong. plans for the supper. She will be a poster to illustrate the theme Mrs. E. It. Wood, Mrs. Robert J. assisted by various members of "G o. . Pray. .Give. .For Florida Schmidt and M rs. J. N. Murphy. the circle. Stale Mission W ork." Following c l v the closing prayer, given by Mrs. (jO O Q b n d in g Krrd Fiaher, member? placed Lemon nutmeg cream end* late their envelope* in the poster. Mrs. PA CK AG E sum m er mesl* refreshingly.Com- Sue Stevenson gsve sn interest bine 1 cup o f sugar, It cup of ing account of her recent trip to ground nutmeg, 2 tablespoons of Mexico. Those attending the supper cornstarch and ts teaspoon of salt. The Little Womens' Junior Beat In I egg. Gradually stir in meeting w ere Mrs. Hasty. Mrs. from you r 1 cup of water and U cup of Estelle Glisson. Mrs Sue Steven Story League w ill meet tonight fresh lemon juice. Cook over low son. Mrs. Hutchison, Mrs. G. it. at 7 p. in. at the home of M ri. beat or hot — not boiling — wa­ Drake. Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. F. L. Virginia Roche, Catalina Dr. Any ter until thickened. Cool. Fold in Dumpier. Mrs. J. V. Jones, Mrs. child nine years old or m ore who DtALtR / s. 1 cup of heavy cream , whipped, F. B. Beard. Mrs. H. E Me- is interested in Joining the group, 1 teaspoon of vanilla extract and Swain. Mrs. Gunter. Mrs. Messen­ is invited to atttnd. Dues of ft for the year will V* teaspoon of grated lemon rind. ger, Miss Martha Fox, Miss .Sara he accepted at this meeting. Chill in S sherbet glasses and Tatum and Mrs. Andrrsnn. serve garnished wilh whipped cream and grated lemon rind. P&A&onalA Mrs. Messenger New President Dinner Meeting At Finch Home H.D. Club Meets Elsie Knight Circle Plans Workshop C O R P O R A T I O N GEORGE FARIS Be Seated Student Enters Piedmont * G corga Doyle Faria, son of Mr. and Mr*. E. E. Faria, 1301 Park Ave., hsa entered Piedmont Col­ lege In De mortal, Gs. He will take the regulation Business Ad­ ministration coursa this year but plans to study electronics later. While a student at Seminole High School he was a member of the track team, the glee club (all four y ears) snd the latin club. He was treasurer of (he latter during hi* sophomore year. Hi* favorite subjects were bookkeep­ ing and math. • For recreation he like* w.tlrr-' skiing, swimming, boating, fish­ ing and dancing, George is indus­ trious and likes to mix work with his recreation. He worked (or the Sanford Herald several years, starting as delivery boy and finally as Assistant Circula­ tion hlanager. He also worked at a tilling station and at the Mar-lam Motel between school hours and vaca­ tions. During (ho past summer ha bar worked as an electrician's hel p e r,- a m i-vis it e il. hi *_ g r» nd p arents and other relatives in Chat­ tanooga and Croisvilie, Tcnn, He is mechanically Inclined and spends many hours of his leisure time "tinkering" and working on his tar. STA-NU Cleaning Keeps Clothes LIKE N EW ! No need for "standing room on ly" when you have more din­ ner guests than the number ot chairs in your dining set. Extra fold-away chair* now ara made to match dining set s nanfolding chairs. The folding chair has a folding m echanism making it practically Impossible to dis­ tinguish it from its matching companioos. SELECT AND LAY AWAT CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW AT WIEBOLDTS CA M E R A Hera from tha House of Lentheric I I I I !v Superb New PcrmHncnt Kifwed With Fragrance “ So French” • For a flattering crown e f soft, shimmering wave* • F or a Continental toads at fragrance in every ailkea strand And Exclusively Coll FA 2-3315 Philip* COLONIAL SHOP 311 1. Park Are. H A R R I E T T ’S BEAUTY CLEANERS 110 S, Palmetto Ave. D rlve-la Branch 319 W. 131k 103 S. OAK NOOK FA 2-3743 Jane HockcramUh ts now with oOr Salon a - . - SURPRISE Meets Tonight F IN A N C E M in y worthwhile objectives have been set up and Mr. Davis stated that "T h is Is an ezcellent opportunity to serve our school and com m u n ity." Four Important meetings will bo held during the coming year, date* to be announced later. Plans BWC Meeting Jr. Story League «• <400 Sylvan J. Davl*. Jr., president of the Pinecrast PTA, has an­ nounced that chairmen for the organization have been selected to serve during the 113940 sea­ son. At Circle y CONVINIINT TIRMS G AC * Speaker plan s Activities Lake Monroe Inn was the ; scene of the VAH-S Wives buffet luncheon Thursday at t":30 p. m. Mrs. D. W. Caswell and Mrs. E. G. Tiffany acted as hostesses. ' M ulticolored leaves served as . place cards and the table was ; decorated with dried arrange' m e n u in an Autumn theme. A Mrs. I. M. Rowell welcom ed rour^ new members to the group. They were Mrs. Ardis Blaha, Mrs. - H. A. Lackey, Mrs. J. T. Osborne and Mrs. Gkndon Smith. Mrs. Mary McCumber and her mother, Mrs. Rust, were w elcom ed as • guests. Chairman Selected ; For PTA F. Bryant f/ 'o C Poll-Parrot 111 W eil First Street......................................tel. FAirfas 2-370 ________ ton Wimi a w e Svueim) Oft* Heun. Daily ».J; Friday M ; (le t* Saturday ----------------------------- —oesaaea -42. North Orottfle S t r e e t * ,'.Tel.GArden4-3606 401 West Central Avenue... T#t GArden 3-6493 1243 fast Colonial Drive..........................‘.Tel. GArden 5-2442 Oft* Ham; Daily f-J; Wedattfcy I Whrrfcy M l ‘ Formerly Admirol finontc Corporolton Bread meat or fish for dinner in the morning. The breaded coat­ ing will stay on better after a few hours in the refrigerator. 10A N S MADI TO ■ U IO IN T I OF A U N IA IIY TOWNS ° w6 o S A L E of $ 1 .9 5 to ANNUAL SALE Sept. 21st thru 27th It'S Slocking-Thrifi W eek) N ow , for a limited lime only we bring you the Phoenix Annuol Sola o f famous stockings. Marjorie White And Registered Nancy Reynolds *1.69 famous Beauticians PROUDLY ANNOUNCE THE OPENING of the EARTH EN WARE J fo v ir fif, < £ a d u . On I 67 Pc. 3 ptt. 4.95 — leg. 1.95 pr. Dili styles) $ 1 .3 9 Now $4 Off 3 p tt. 4 .0 5 — l e g . 1.65 pr. (list styles) $ 1 . 2 9 J pcs. 3.75 — leg 1.50 pr. Starter Set (list styles) Beauty Salon In The •a % Baggerly Building 2357 S. ORLANDO w'\ DR. HOURS: 8:30 to 5 Mon. thru Fri. — 8:30 to Noon Sat Phone PA 2-7856 ESSS — Set includes 4 Dinner Plates, 4 Uread-and-Hutters, 4 Cupa and 4 Saucers. Regular <16.95 $1295 For 2 W eeks Only Sept. 21 • Oct. 3 ONLY — Cl M » tju fC C J 'L . v % * o n H t SUM i 't ■ Good Shoes mean good posture for your child. $1.19 3 pr*. J.f3 - le e . IJ J p r, Hut styles) Q v ju y ’A "W here Quality Is Higher Than l'r k e " “W e Invite Charge Accounts* w �a t s s a ^ WHEN I MAOS O U T M Y BUP 3 E T T H tS W E g K ... . 1 IM B « V ? IMCANMAfm CUOE) TUAKW w T'i W U W K U U M 6U I S00RHUSW6US. ^niEaFLEt-HT UNTIL (UR ENtMV m r w f K M j i a J W EO M T0K V/vw u<t3 W r - r MSN UNPCR J — \ s r 8 A N 6 L K * / f T rrh r-X > ; I 'itue mceofhic sou* perns' C O M IA S tf.lN A L fi£L «W M W U IES/*-r ^ ' v CAJfcET MAYBE HE. KNOWS r f B E ST rA T M l ■ITT* I CONTP A * f t BSD A T M K IN M A O * --------------- HOLISM. ! M O O tN ' 7 U H m v t N U P T • cook/ THAI’S •JUST WHAT / MMAN TUN D O / . * W lNGCYB \ l S O TIGHT HE WONT EVEN TAKE m e o u r ro e "* isK H A M B U R G E B S .' 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BEHLEIt, dectaoad; that w o hat a (Had oar pvtlUoa for dlatrl Italian and for fin a l divchargr. and that an September II. I l t f , « • w ill apply ta tba H onor, abla W ilson Alaiandtr, County Jadga o f Paul nolo County. Florida, fa r approval o f aaid final ratnrna and fo r an ardor af dlatrlbatlon ppd fo r final dlacharaa aa E ia cu . tor o f tba w ill o f RICHARD a B O IL K It, dacaaaod. Auauat II. l i l t FIltPT NATION Alt BANK AT tV I NTH It PAIUC B y / a / Uaorga 0. Barpaaoa A aaluant Truat O fflcar / a f Joseph M. Muraiko, A ttorn ar for aald E auto r . U. Do* No. H i Fora Park, F lorida • t • 0 ' a ■■ — i -■ ■- i ■■ . . . - - - - n THU c o t NT o r TH E c o l t . T V J liH iK . I K P M a W COt A T I. BTATB O F FLORIDA IP PRO RATH IN R E : ESTATE o r B. U TRATNHAM, Dacaaiad. RfTO A Lt. rilKUITOHM A.Ml P E R . Vbo.NB IIAV1NH CLAIMS (III UK. HANDS AOAINBT PAID ESTATE: Tou and each o f you ara htraby aotIMtd and required to praaent any claltna and damanda which you. o r oltbar o f you. may hava aaalnot tha aauta i f R L TltAT* NIIAM. dairaaad. lata o f aald County, to tha County Judaa of Pomtnotp County, Florida, at bt* o fflra In tha cou rt hull#" o f aald County a t Panford, Florida, within eight calendar muiitha from tha lima o f tha flrat publication of PH ONE PA M H « A D M ISS IO N W e K ID D IE S U N D E R 13— FK EK TON IT E * T t ’ ES. M TE A T 7:3 3 A N D 13:43 C O -F E A T U R E A T 1:20 O N L Y •THE GUNFIGHT” AT DODGE CITY” S T A R R IN G JOEL McCREA C IN E M A S C O P E A COLOR A*’" ' * r v e c & r , 4 ^ NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:45 Tm sEAKm \ is M in e !" I •TCCMIWCOIO*. FEATURE: 1:33 • 4:00 6:27 * 8:54 Legol Notice Ihla n olle*. Barn claim ar daman* ahall bo In w riting. and aball atata tba placa o f roaldanco and poit a fflca o f tha claimant, and ■hall ho awitrn to by tho claim , •nt. hla again, hla atturnay, and nny ouch claim or demand not an Iliad ahall bn raid. Carolina Catlln Howard Tha Atlantic National Baak nf Jacksonville. JackonnTlIlr, Florida * By W illiam U. b lck la Truat O fflcor Aa C o.K iacu tora o f tha L i l t WUI and Taatamant at If. U Traynkam. deceased (I. Andrew Ppoar Attorney at Law I » I S R Park Ava. Sanford. Florida K irn Publication Papl. f t . 1919. Palmar, hla wire. The daarrlptloil ar tha real grsp ariy Involved la aa sat forth ahnvo. T od ara horoby requlrad la fils you r a a iw e r ar ather defanalvs pleading* with tha Clark af ths above otyted Court end eerre aopy th ereof upon P la lo tlfra attornoy, (Han F . Oaborna, J r - 3JT North Main Street, Orlando, Florida, on or bafora tha Slat day o f October, A. D. IMS. Ha rain fall not or a derrao pro contango w ill ha antarad agalnat you. WITNESS my hand and lha aaal o f this Court St Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, this tha ITth day o f September, A. D. l i l t . (SE A L) O. r . HERNDON. Clark o f tha Clreult Teurt In and ter Seminole Ceunty. Florida. I>yi Martha T. Vlklaa N ortcR o r p i nr Deputy Clark STATE OF FLORIDA m .E N r. osn u R N K , j i l TO: H. F. HAYES and KLI.A HATER, 337 North Main Street hla w ife, whuoe preaant nddraaa, Orlando, F lorid* raaldent. and petal utflca addrtaa Atturnay far Plaintiff. la unknown. If alive, and tbalr unknown apouaaa. If ramarrlad, IN T U B C IR l'l t T c e t R T « F T B B J tu ic iH c ia c tn r in and If d o a i, thalr respective un­ n i n t h known hair*. devisee*. aranirta. AND F O B PRBINOLB lO ll.V T V , FLO RID A. IN CBANCRRV NO. assignees, lienors, creditor*. truata».. and any and all paraona ta tsr. i .i f k i x e i 'i t . claim ing h j. through, under ar n o r t h k a s t K its agalnat aald D efaodahti; and ANCK CUM PANT OF .NEW TURK, agaluat any and a ll parttaa hav­ a New York Corporation, Plaintiff, ing. nr claim ing to have, any va aalatr, right, title o r Intereat In D O N A LD -SW E A R S and MART or llan upon tha follow in g dtarrlbad landr. lyin g and balng In SW EARS, hla wlfa, Defandanto. Bamlnola County, Florida, to*wlti Tha TVeat 1/1 o f lha Heat II NOTICM o r WORTH (U R PO RBCLOgt'BR SALK RV CLERK acre* o f tha .Via of tho South NOTICE 18 H KltKBT (JIVKN I / l o f tha M*4 o f lha E l» Sooth o f tha Hard Road. Sec­ purauant la a >>nel Daciaa o f nf Forecloeuro dated Sepltmber tion f t , Townahtp IP South, H angt f t Beat, laaa tho North­ It. I ll* , and antarad In Ckancary of tha Circuit erly . ( i t acroa thereof for Caaa No. * I tllT righ t o f way o f Stato Road Court o f tha tth Judicial Circuit tao. In and fur Scmluote County, F lo r­ Tou. and each o f you, ara h a n ­ ida. wherein Northaaatarn Ufa Inky n otified that a ault haa been auranca Company a f New Turk, brought agalnat )o u In tha Circuit a New York Corporation, la plain* Court. Ninth Judicial Circuit. In tirr, and Donald Swears and Mary and for Seminole County, Florida, H a r ir i, hla wlfa, ara dafondanta, lha abbreviated title o f which la I wilt atll to tha hlghaat and btel Chancery No. l u l l ! , entitled “J, bidder for raah a t lha trant dour tha Seminole County Court I.cun Keel and Sainmya luiu Keel, o f In Sanford. Florida at hla w ife. Plaintiff*, vtrou* II. F. llouae. Hay**, Kt Ala, Defendants'', and 11:00 o 'clo ck A. M. on tha 101 h )uu. and aach o f you, aro required day o f September, t » > , tha fol­ In file you r onow or In Ftalnllffa' low ing deerrlbed property aa eat Complaint with tha Clark of tho forth In aald Final Dec rat, to-w tti Lot 11. Bloch J!. TOWNglTK Circuit Court, and tarve upon UP NURTH CHLLEUTA. a tu b . Plalntlffo* atlornoya. Slonatrom, dlvlalun, according to tha plat Darla A Mrfntoeh, whoa# addrtaa tlitrro f racurdad In ria l Rook la Edward* Building, Sanford. F lor­ J. p a ste II to LI Inclualrt, o f ida, on or liofora tho H ot day nf tha Public Reroute of Sami* U aohar, 1ft*. and If you fall Hi nolo County, Florida. d » >n. a Decree Pro Confeeao will D altd this l l l h day o f Septem­ bn tillered agalnat you, and each of you, for tha relief demanded ber. A. D. lie*. (SE A M • In aald Complaint. l>. P. Herndon Tha nature o f Ihlo ault la to Clark o f Circuit Court quiet tho tltlt to tho a b o rt daa* Fly: Martha T. Vthlan crlbed lands, tvitnaea my hand and tba aaal NOTICE OF APPLICtTION F « R AT aaid lu u r l nf do'iifuid. doiihinuie TAX DICED C ount), Florida, thle lith day af (■EC. I M .lt FLORIDA STATUTES September. A. D. 1111. o r IM I tSBAI.) NOTICE Id H EREBY OIVEN, I>. P. Herndon That N. J. lleltr the buldar of the Clark o f C ircuit Court fallu n ln g cartlHcata haa Mad aald liy ; a / Martha T. Vthlan certificate for ta s dead ta be la. Deputy Clark autd thereon. Tha certificate num ­ Stenatrom, Darla A Mclntoah ber and y ta r o f laauanco, tha daaAttornaya for Plalntlffa crlptlon or tha property, and tha Edward* Uulfdlng name In which It waa aaaaaitd ara Sanford, Florida Publlah Haul. : i . II A Oct. I. 11. aa fotiow at CartlHcata No. tie IT THF. NINTH J ID IC M I. Cl fi­ Tear o f laiuanca June 1*. A. D. l l IT 11)1 I KT IN AND FUN aliWI- »»IT Deeartplloa a l P ropertll NOI.K t U tN T t. FLORIDA. tilA N fait 1 Much I r u s v .n o . in a a . leich At bur Country Club JAM US IV. IluUINHON, Entrance Section Ptalntlff, Plat Book I Pagaa U * IS -vaName In wblch aeeeeead Church l'A l'I . K. PAt.MEIl and o f St. Mary, OHnvtlle. New York RCBT PALMER, hla wife, at a t. Dafondanta A ll af aald property being In the County af Seminole, State et F lo r­ v r r i t - s o r s i it TOt PALI. K. PALM lilt and RCBT ida. Lu laaa auch certificate Shall be redeemed according to law (he I'Al.MKit. hla wlfa TOL ARK IIKItKIlT .NOTIFIED property deocrlbed In auch certltl. that ault haa hern Inalllutod Ihla cate wilt ba Bold to tha hlghaat tha H ill day of September, A. D. bidder at the front dour ut Ilia I D to fureeloee lha lien held by Sem inole County Court I'ouea at Platntlfr herein on lha follow ing San fort), Florida, on tho Hut lin n , dearrlhrd proper!) located In S«ml> day In tha month of October, t*L>, which I* the III), day o f October, hole County, Florida, to -n lti l.ot II. UKK IIIIANTI.KT !t t » . Dated Ihla l i l k , day at Auauat, IIII.LH, according tu plat there, nf, aa recorded In Plat llook 1911. o p Herndon 1.*, Paea 17. Public llacurda o f Clark C ircuit Court. Srmlnola County. Florida. Seminole County, Florida The name o f tha Court lu which ault haa bean Inatltuted la tha (O fficial Clark's Seal) Circuit Court for tha Ninth Judl. Publlah: Auguat 111 September T, rial Circuit In and for Xatnlnole it . 3i. m i . County, Florida. Tha abbreviated NOTICB UP APPLICATION FOII title o f llm caaa la Jama* IV, Huh. TAX DEED Inaon va. Paul K, 1'alnier and lluby (SEC. I » l.te FLORIDA STATLTES OF ISM) NOTICE IS H EREBY OIVEN, That H. (I Mclntoah tha holder o f the fullnwiiig cartlHcata hat Hied ■aid terlH U ate tor tan dead tu ba loaued thereon. Tha certificate num­ ber and year o f laauanco, the des­ cription o f tha property, a*d Ilia SPRINKLER SYSTEMS F airban ks • S lu n g Lumps Itepaira T o A ll Slakes ASTHMA SIR ABOUT NtPWSOM IWMAIAMT, A R U U m ABB PSOBPT SJlWf IVIN Howard C. Long: 397 E. C O M M E R C IA L ST . F A 3*3333 . It’s a business partner Tuuchtun D rug Co. M tllcy n o ld e Drag Co. Ldgol Notiet name la whlaR It WM SSM H Ol Era aa foltaRSt. . CartlHcata Na. Tl T ear a f laatunaa Jaaa I*. A. 'D. 1ST DaaiatoWan a f F n j oW e N (0 F t o r teat • B lock S A. D. C happeiro gnkdlvUUa F lat B o o k 1 Fnga 11 Nanas In w h ich aaaaoooA LAara Clark. Heirs A ll o f aald property k slag U tha C auaty a f Sanlnala, Btata a t F lo r­ ida. t'nleaa aach cartlHcata ahall ba redeam*4 accord in g ty law lha property daaarlhoA In auch certifi­ cate wilt b s said to tha hlghaat bidder at tha frsnt dear of. tha Samlnola County Court H euie at Sanford, Florida, aa tha flrat Manday la tha Month a f October, I f l f , w hich U tha Fth, day a f Oatobor, 1919. ■ Dated U la l ! l b , day a f AugwaL 1919. O. P. Haradaa d a r k C ircuit Court. Memlnota County, Florida o ffic ia l c le r k 's Seal) Publlah: Auguat Jt, SottSmbar T, * 3 1 . 1919 NOTICB OP APPLICATION T A * ROOD ______ (SEC. IhLld FLOOIRA STATCTRS NOTICB IS U BB B B T OIVEN, That N. J. Bahr tha haldar at lha follow in g cartlHcata h as Mad said cartlHcata fo r ta x dead to ba Is­ sued thereon, T h s cartlHcata num­ ber and year o f Issuance, tha daacrlptlon o f tho properly, and lha nama In w hich It w as aeaeMBd aro ao folio wot C ertificate No. t i l Tear fit Issuance Juaa I f , A. D. till Dooeetpttow a f Faaaaatyi K le t Ft ar W 111 F t a f S I I I Ft of aw l* o f SW I* a f BW>4 Section t i t Tow nship l i t Raaga 31. FUat Nama In whlaR saaaaaad Lnralh U rlffln, llalra All o f aaid property being In tho County a f Semlaale, State at F lo r­ ida- L’ nlaaa such oartlflrata ahall ha redeemed accord ing t o law tha pro­ perty dear rl tied la euch certificate will ba sold to the hlghaat bid­ der at tbs fro n t door o f tho gom lnolo County Court Houaa at San­ ford. Florida, an tha first Monday In tha month at Oatobar, I9L9, which la tha tth day o f Data bar. m i. Dated this ITth. day a f Auguat. till. O. P. H aradaa Clark Clreult CearL Samlnola Cauaty, Florida (O fficial ClarlFa Saall Publlah: Auauat I t, ■rptem tar f, it * :t . m * NOTICB OP APPI4CAT90S FOR T A X DRRD 11 EC, tM J d FLORIDA STATUTES OP 1»W ) NOTICB IS HEREBY OIVEN. That X , J. Hehr tba holder at tag follow in g o o n lflca ia h a * filed aald cortlflca la fo r ta t dead to ba laeusd theraun. The cartlHcata number and year of Issuance, lha description of tha property, and ths name In which It w as aaaaaaad ara aa fo l­ low s; Cariltlcata No. I l l Tear o f Issuance Juno tl, A. D. mi New 'Pull-Treat' Rules Proposed Ida. r a l e s , amh certificate shall ba redeem ed arcordlag ta law tba prop erty doaarlbod la antb r e r u n **!• w ill he sold ta u a bttbsat bidder at tba front door of tho Samlnola County Coart Ifousa at Sanford. Florida, aa tba flrcl Mon­ T A L L A H A S U K ( U * ! ) - A y rsday In tba month a t Oatobar, 1919. w hich ta tba tth. day at Octabar, p o se 4 M a to P la a t • s e e d m etttog at O rtoaA e w lli b s h e ld t o 4 U crss 7'o f* d U la ITth, day af August. 111Fa n «w eoB lrol rules f e r the “ poll O. P. llerndoa and U s e ! p r p g rtm ” w e d to citrus • Clerk Cirrult CearL Seminole County, Florida g ro v e s to h elp atop ip r e a d to f (O fficia l CUrk'e saall Publlah; Auauat 3tit, September T, declin e. ta * I t . M l P la a t C em m U afeaer W . C. OswB R T tC fl R p APPLICATION PRB T A X DBRD (BBC. IPAta FLORIDA STATUTES OF ISIS NOTICE IS tIBnKBT OIVEN. That H. (I. Mclntoah the bolder at (h o follow ing certificate has filed aald certificate f» r la c deed la ba teeued theraun. The certifi­ cate number and year of iMaanro, the description o f the property, gad tha nama In whlrh It was ■see a>rd are na follow a: CartlHcata Ns. I e i T ear a f laauaaca Juaa A. D. mi Doorrlptlaa at Property 1-oie 3 A 1 Blk A F irst Addition la Roplat at lm k e Mobile Shores Plat Book ■ Page 71 Name In which aaaeaaad N. O , Jr.. db Frances S. McDowell A ll nt aald properly being In lha County at iemtnolsv HUta o f Florida. Entree auch cerlltlcate aball ba redeemed according io law the prupeiiv deerrlbed In auch cer­ tifica te will ba oold to tho highest bidder at tha front door o f tho StM lnoU County Court Houee at Sanford. Florida, an tho flrel Jinnday In the nioitih o f October, 1*19, w hich ta the Ith, day of October. ms. D ated it ii. O. fO fficia l Publlahi this I7ih, day of Auguat, P Herndon Clark * Seal) August t l, September 7. it * ai. m t N O T ll'B OF APPLICATION FOB TAX DEED (SBC. LSd.lt FLORIDA STATLTES OF ISM) NOTICE Id HEREBY (EVEN. That JL O. Mrlnteah lha holder a f lha fallow ing certificate haa tiled aald certlflcala fo r lac dead la ba Issued thereon. Tha carllHrata number and year at Issuance, lha dascrlpllun of the property, sa d lh a name In which II was aseeaeed ara as follow s: C ertifica te No. 911 T ear at lasuance Juaa I I , A. D , 19*1 Dewerlplloa a t Properlyi W l / I of 8 U of B W 'i ____ Section II; Township II; R an ge 9*. East I Acres Nama la wblch otactacd Fred T. P resley Alt o f said properly bring In tha County of Hemlnola, Stale o f F lo r­ ida. Unless auch cartlHcata shall ba radeetned according to law tha property described In auch cartlfiesta w ill bs sold to tho blghaot bidder a l ths front dour of tho Sem inole County Court Houee at Sanford, Florida, on tho first Manday In tha month of October, 1919, w hich lo the lih , day o f October. U eorrlytloa o f PropoH pl L o ti 1 * II Ulk H Traot I t Stnlandu s p rin g ! According to Flat T hereof m i. Recorded upon the Public D atod (h it 3iih day af AuguaL Records o f mt. ■rmlnula County Florida (L P. llerndoa Nama In w blch aaaasaod uarapla, Clark circu it Court. I no. Sem inole County, Florida All o f aald property bslag In tha fO fflcla l Cltrk'e Seal) Cuuniy o f Samlnola. Btata af F lor­ P u blish; A usual LI; September I, ida. Unless auch cartlHcata ahall II * It, 19)9 ba redeemed according to lew the rupttty described In such rertlNOTICB O F A P P L I C A T I O N FOB Rate w ill ba Sold to tha hlghaat T A X DEED bidder at tha front door of tha (SBC. IS 4 .lt PLOBIIIA STATLTES Samlnola County Court Ifousa at OP ISM) Hanford. Florida, an lha first MonNOTICE lit lIK IlE U r GIVEN. day In lha month of October, 19L9. That X. J. llrlir tha huldrr nf Ihr which la tho eth. day o f October, fo llo w in g co rllflre le haa HHd said mt. ca rltflca i* fo r ta i dasd I* bs Issued Dated this 97th, day o f Auguat. theraun. The csttlflca l* number and 1919. year o f Isauonea, tho riaacrlpllon uf O. P llerndoa tho property, and tha nama In Clark Circuit Court. walch It waa assessed ar* aa fatHemlnola County, Florida lowst (O fficia l C lerk 's Saall Cart If Ira is Nn. 391 Publish: Auguat Jt, Saptambar I, Tsar a f laauanco June It, A. D. It * II, m i 19LI OosartpHae o f Propane ■ N o r m a OP APPLICATION FOR Lot IT M ock It T A X DEED U oldsnrod Haight* Plat Rook (SEC IhLld FLORIDA STATtTKg 1 Pag* 14 OP ISM) Name In w hich aaaaiasd Bertha NOTICE IS HKHKBr OIVEN. Muhlman That Paul E. Smith tha haldar of All o f aald properly balng In lha tha fo llo w ln s certificate haa filed County o f Samlnolr. giata o f Florsaid certifica te fer tas d u d to be Ida. ITnlrsa such (*rtlftca(* shall laeusd thereon. The cariltlcata b* radrsmad according to law llis num ber and year of Issuance, the property dtscrlbad lu auch rarlldescription o f tha proparty, and (U als w ill b* sold la th* hlghaat tha name In w hich It was aaaasead bidder s i lha front dour o f the ara aa fo llo w s ; Hemlnolo County Court House at CartlHcata No. I l l Hanford. Florida, on Iho first Mon. Tear a f Issuance June tl. A. D. day In th* month o f Octabar. 19)9, 1917 which I* tho Ith . day of Oatobar, Daearlptlaw o f Psspeslyi 11)9. lu xe I ta II Ulk D. Tract II D ated this IK h . day of August, Harlando Springs According to mt. Plata T h ereof Recorded upon n I*. Herndon tha Publla Records o f Seminole Clark Circuit Court. County Florida Nam lnol* C ounty, Florida Nam* la w hich aaaoiaad 0. T. (O fficia l ('la rk 's Htali Hill P u blish: A ugust II, gtplsm bsr T, All n f aald property being in the i l * i i , m t i'ou n ty o f gem lnolo. Siato o f Flarr i r r s T i o i * now s: NOTICE 1H hereby given that I am en gaged In business at Fsrn I’ark, Hemlnol* County, Florida, f J -ttr p a n g w a it* aald the cablaat wUl b e a sk ed to release IO N ,IN a f a SI m illion appropriation to Un­ itie s a proposed rule chaage ia tha p ro g ra m . Tha ch a n ge m i d a m m requ ire that ow n er sign a w aiver a r co m * to term * with th* hoard a s the coa t n f the trees before any trees w ere uprooted. T h e b oa rd agreed Saturday to a tk the ca b toa t fo r 43U.000 to ligh t the f ir s a s t to the flrat y e a r o f th e cu rre n t b iu a h u n . C ow perthw alto eald the past L egislature appropriated (300,000 (or a tw o y e a r fir s ant program but s d d td m ors la n d could be treated if m oot o f ths m on ey w s i spent tha firs t y ea r. Stetson Displays Mexican Exhibit An art exhibit, "Travel In Ifaxiro," haa been opened lo tho pub­ lic In the Bliaabeth tlaO Art Gal­ lery at Metaan Unlvmlty and will remain on display until Sept 30, Fred M.tiersmllh, heed of tha art department at the Uni­ versity, said Saturday, Tha exhibit ia open to ths pub­ lic without charge.' «• F s m s l s H e lp W a a to i A M a to M ato W aatsg t A M a to a r F s m s ls 11. W a r t W a s te * I A P ls m lt o g Ssrvtasa I A B t o M c a l S srvicsa I A M U l a g a F a ia tisg * I r p s lr a T h o show includes o riglsa t ails I A S p r c to l B rrrtcM B s a a ly Parlara and w a te r c o lo n b y w«U kaown 13*A A m erca n artists, selected from I A F to w cta A Plaat* m ore than 1,000 worka com m is­ IT* P t U • L lr sa U c k . Isp p ltos sioned b y the F ord M otor Com- I A ItM h la g r y . T a s k pany in tho last few y e a n . I A B a s t s a s * M s is rs 3 A A s is m s b Us s . T r tils rs 31. Fm raltoro I2-A —A r t t c k s W a ster to—N a tte rs A P s rs a a a b undsr th* Hetlilaua name af. M - U a * A f s m l Bsm -O-Raalty, aa* that I Inland UstnctlsR lo raglalar aald name with tha to. EAmattoa Clark a f th* Circuit Court. Runtnola Cpunty. Florid*, la accordance with the provision! o f tho Ficti­ tious Nemo Btatutaa, tw a.w ltt Hanlon 191.49 F lorid* Statute* Legal Notice m i. Hlgt Jama* F, Hunt I’ Ubllah Rapt. T, II, It 19. 1919. M ITICR OF AFPMCAT1RN FOB TAX DEED ISLIS FLORIDA BTATCTRS OF I SMI NOTICB 18 IIC H E B Y , OIVEN Dial H, Jaffa Ih* holder at 1h* fa llu n ln g csrllflca ts has Iliad laid carllfli-at* fur la * dastl lo ba Is­ sued thsrsaii, Th* rartlHcat* sumbar and year o f lasuanca, th* daacrlptlon uf the property, and tha n*m* In which II waa aaaoasa* ar* a* fallow *; C sn iriea t* No. I l l Year o f laauanco June 14, A. D. 19)7 Ucacrlpllaa fit Frapartri I h) lc II A 31 llaplat uf VV’Inwood Park Flat llook I Tago 99 Nemo In which asoosaaC Thome•snla Hubert* All o f said progsrty balag In Ih* Cuuntv nf Hamlnuts. Stela nf FlorIda. tTnlasa aurli rartlflcala aball ba rsdaemcd ac-curdlag tu law Hi* propat ly described In auch cartlflrale will ba sold la th* highest hlddsr at h* frnn door a f tho Bomlnolo I'nunty Cnurl Houaa at San­ ford. Florida, an Hi* Drat Monday In Ih* mnnlh of Oatobar, 1998, HliliU la th* Lth, day o f October, 19)9. Datod this 37th day s f August, 1919. o P. Ilarndoa ( lark Circuit Court. Hum Ino] ■ Cuuniy, Florida (O fficial C lark 'i Beil) Publish: Auauat 91, laptantbar f, u a : t , Isis WICKfNO A T rot 4 173 si 330 uniti Wilh the extra traction of iu 4-wheel drive; the 'Jeep- Utility Wegon travel* easily through snow, sand or soft earth that ttelle ordinary vehicle*. Il clunb* grades as sleep aa b0%, goes through heavy brush, delivers equipment ta of-the-ioed work site*, or carries ipofUmea lo tha heart of their (avoriia hunting or fishing areas. 4VIEEl'IIIU Jeep U T U T Y WACOM V I L U S ...v « t f s l a r i * l i t a s d 4 - l M B r m i i t a t Seo tha ill-purpoee ’Jeep’ Utility Wagon in action. Check the interior that rule* 6 adulti in roomy comfort. Note tha •pace—up to 110 cubic feet for cargo with tha seats removed. Seats and interior are waibahle. Yau may thaek in as oarly so ysu IS* ftidoy womiog and 9 fiirt fit \fitfi at t 8.94. Sunday leaning—-and lit* sail *1 ftlVATI VIUA It only 311.19. far ih* whale waakand. IU1NOR VILLAGE HAS THESE EXTEA FIATUIIS . . . ] Call your neareat Willyadealer for a deaaonstratioa t Buford, Florida dHooihy AHratfian* I • l.lwwing fsslt Id af (bow) S Night Clubs |* > All wsgthar Ysnnlt Caurtt • Ihulflsbaard Far Sdditianal inlormaiiaa fill in this caupon. r-B u m a r S 0*a4. W -13 . | Dgyfsng Bssth, FIsrMa t i l — ---------------------------1 CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP 60 0 E . SM oad 8 t. Sspt. 1 .Par. II | S 1 3 Halo Ball Caurt* aoa - _ Legal Notice v se rro te ts NOTICE IN horoby given that f am engaged In business at Long, wuod, Msmlnul* County, Florida, under tha tlctlllo o a name of 8*m lTiol* Auta D rivin g deboul and that I Intend |a re g u la r laid name with th* Clark o f th* Clraull Court, Samlnola' County, Florida, In accordant-* with Ih* provlalane a f th* FIcHtlou* Nam* Rlaluta* In .w it Stellar) 911.99 Florid* SlnlutSi 1997. S lg: Thomas Mefnalt Puhllah Hspi, 7-14-31.11 l2 « A 1. W * P ack B m H w y. 17-gS A L w tta SOtA M. FO R T I M I D W O R K IN O P K 0 F L S . . .a n d s s s p l i Ur*4 a f « a r f c lo g . T h * O fflc* 1 s t L ak * M ary. A r*r i 3-R O O M fu ra . acr o tsaC C a w u u tr a porch, gang*, apu tu P a rk . KENT A BSD R oU aw ay, tioap ita l A Rahy M B y D a / . W ash o r Meath. C A R R O L L ’S F U R M R U R S PA FA 3-3111 * l 111 W. 1st II la tba n * r l fit tho ■ EM INSLB Cmsaty. l a IWahaM. ta *at Batata fit ELIZABETH W. BUCHANAN. T a A lt Cradltaae m 4 la g t'lalm a a* •aid Batata ■ Y ou and aaah a f yaw are hereby n o d fla d and required t* s r a iM t any claim * and damanda whlah you, s r eith er of you, m ay have against th* aetata o f ELIZABETH W . BUCHANAN, dacaaaod, lata at aald County, to the Cauaty Judaa fit Bamlnul* Cauaty, Florida, at hla a fflca la tha cou rt houaa at la id County a t Hanford. Florida, wtlblR alaht calendar month* Dam th s tim e a t tha flrat pakllcaHan a f this notlca. Each claim a t dem and'aball b* In w riting, and ahall atata th s placa o f residence and post o ffla s nddraaa at tha alalmaaL and ahall b* aworn In b y th# claimant, hla • a sm , o r attorney, and any auch alalm nr demand eat ao Iliad shall ba void. a / Samuel H. Buchanan Aa a ia cu tor o f lha Last WUI and Taatamant of Klltabath IV. Buchanan, docaaaod Flrat publleatlea «*pt. t, 9, II A 13 Legal Notice ■ BBIN SLB COl'NTl -'N TT BON IN 49 C O B B I8 8 ION I Nail** fit IF a illa H aarfag T o whom it mayA-anc*rn: « .Noll^f '• h e r e b y ll* * n In accordance w ith Section 18 a f th# Z on in g K tgulatlon* that Florida Land Planning. Ine,, haa r*. quaatail Hi* fnilow lng dstcrlhtd pruparty b* sonad C -l Cummerrial fur Shopping I'anlari All that part or H>, at BE'* nf NWI* J® o ( n /W for Si. ltd. 499: a ll that part o f NBI4 af RW q line E nf |t/W* af 81. ltd. «*o and N af Si. HA 111! S<4 o f O ovt l-ot j. N >, nf dovt t-ot S (lae* i t / i r far St. Rd. I l l ) : all In Rcrtlon I7-1I-H I9K. I'ublln hearing will b* hatd In tlm Samlnola County Court lfnuae, Cuuniy Cummlaalnnar* rouni. tVs.Intsdar, B.ptsmbar 99, 1199 at 7:39 1*. M. ar as anon th araollsr a* puaslbl*. Seminole County Z on in g Commission lly Hubert H. Ilrown Samlnola County Z on in g D irector SEPT. U TH A SEPT. H IT rirrmota n « » NUT 1CK 18 htrsb) given that I am engeaad In buelnaia el Ituom 194, Hanfuid Atlantic S'allnnal Rank llld t . Hanford, Hanilnni* I'ouniy, Florida, under tha flclIHoua name nf. Credit Hur.au of Hartford, and that I Inland 1" laglalar aald nain* with (ha Ct'rk nt th* Circuit Court. Hamlnol* Cuuniy. Fliirld*,.ln acrurdanca with lha provisions uf Hi* Klrttlloue Naina Hlatulat, lo w lt: Hectlun 19) *» Florida Htatulsa 1917. Hlg! D. K. Mr.Vtb Pul.Hall H-iii. 31, 31 A Clef. 1. 13 IN DAYTONA IIA C H and a family friend WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS ((E C . ELLINOR VILLAGEl Hers'a s vehicle that dots double duty—tbs 4-Wheel-Drive 'Jeep! Utility Wsfoa. It gives you low « x t. dependable Iraasportatioa for btuuMss uae—sad provides eoariorteble travel for the family. C L A M I F t S D IN D E X L M F ss4 J . F a r stoat « . W a a toi to S e a l 4 . R e a l M a t o W ants* 3 . K s s l K sto to F a r I s l e A M a ri f a c e L sa sa 7 . tosatoass Op p urtsaiD si • • RB9NOLB t O l.V r g SDNINI) COMRIsaiON Natlr* *1 Fablls Haurlag T o whnm It may cunrarn: • , .s'oilra Is h .raby liven In aocordane* w ith Hanlon I* ar th* Kanina ftecutnllana that I- D. Plants has roquaitad th* fo llo w , lo g dtsi-rlbod properly ha t.intd M-1 Industrial; Lola 17. 19. 19. ID, 11, 14, I). 14. 49, 99, 91, l| and that part o f Lois 97, II, 91. II lying East o f T u ikaw lll* Dead In Tuahawllla Townsltaa. A lso basin at ■ point 3)9 ft North o f tha HE i-ornar a f Qardaaa Farms Tow n Hlles. run West *99 ft, North 399 ft to tUUraad A v e , thtnre HK'erly along llallroad Ava, fl* ft to FOIL Also atl that part o f llallrna.l Avo, lyin g (Vast o f citru s Hoad and Ih* unlullod part nr lllaik I Hardens Farm* Town Hit**, also that part described In Daad Book I I , Pago n Mf Hamlnol* County Itacnrd* Iran pari In Tuahaw llla and Hartfana Farm* vnnr* particularly described a* fo llo w s ; Hag at X E ror o f McCou and l.aunardy lands and IVatttru boundary o f Tong* Oraal, ruiv vv**t (o chains, inane* North I* cirains, lhanca Last ta aid ■ rod* uf luihu Jeeauu and Urtendu Hit, Hituc* North alahg ■ rad* II chains In point North o f Dr. MltrhaU'a resident-*, than** East to arad* uf IA I n il, lhanca SD 'arly along lt/W ar SAI till to a point I* chain* N o f X orlh boundary nt LIcCou tAenardy land*, thane* Kasi In Y*ng* (Irani. Mouth II chain* |* FOIL Public hearing will b* held In |h* Hamlnul* County Court lluus*. Cuuui) Cuminlsiluntra room, WednSadey, H.ptarubar 99, 1998 - 1 7:9* P. M. o r aa aeon th ereafter as pnaslhl*. Samlnola County Zuulng Cummlaslon — ll) llubarl H, llruwn Sanilnula County Zunlng Ulractor SEPT 14TH A BEPT. 918T ICWIVOI.S: tl)L.\TY SUNt.NO (OMMIBIION .Natlr* fit Fuklla lls a rln g whom II may coacarn: None# la hereby given In accordance w ith Section 98 a f |h« Z on in g llagulallona that lls flla r C -nolru atU n Co, haa raquaatad lha follow in g described pruparl.- la sunad C -l Commercial far sh op p in g C anltr: All af Ih* E 1, c f tha H E ', o f lb* X E 'i gacHun 1 1 -I ia -I tB and that portion o f lha E>« o f lha X E U uf th* NKU * f aald faction II mors particularly doacrlbad a* fulluwai Bag. at tha BE ror o f th* NE>« af th* NE>, a f aald Hocllun 11. lhanca ru* X 99' 1197.1" \V a lon g Ih* g Una at lha M l'v uf th* N'Ei) c f said Haettuu II fur a distant* of 43A91 fl to Ih* MW oar o f sold E '» at Hi* NE<4 o f th* N EU l lhanca run X * ‘ 9»'»9.9- M along Ih* \V ling o f Ih* E 'l of Hi# MB'S uf Ih* N K ij o f aald gaclloii 31. * Ulolanc* uf 1*13.99 f l . 9* a p olu ll Ibanc* run X 41*I9’3I" E, a dlstanr* o f 3 t f .l l f l Ig A p i; lhanca run 8 l l ' I I 'J f ' E a distance o f 41199 ft la a f l a f le n ie n c y with a circular curva lo lha righ t; lhanca run along th* ara of aald circaJar cu rt* tu Ih* right, having a rad!ug~ o f 313 *9 ft and a eanlrnl angle af 44*49'19'*. a d lsla a .a at 41119 fl lo a pi af tanganay aa tha M Una o f Ih* XM14 a f Ih* XHIA uf said Hanlon 31; than.a run H *** IIF * IV along said B lin e fur a distance nf s l l . l l 41 t* Ih* I’UB. Coovnionclng a l lha HU c o r a t th* x s u s f tha NKU Haailca 11-3I8 1IE, run X a*9F9F* K along (h* E Hn* uf ih* X E U o f Ih* NKU o f aald Hacilun t l far a dlalanc* uf 991.91 ft lu g p i a t taagonay wllh n circu lar rurv* la lb* l if t ; thane# run alon g Ih* *r* q f aald alrouiar cu rva in Ih* Itfl. having a radius o f 999 99 ft and a con tra ! angta o f 44*91‘ 19“. ■ distance a f 414-H f l la a point o f U n gom -y; thonr* run N 4I*I9'14'* W a Utuianc* of 19LJ( fl to lha PUK: than- a tun N 4)*I114 * E, a dlalanca o f 398.00 ft lo a p t; inane* run N 44*49 39'* W a dlalanca o f 144.90 f l, lo a p i; tnaaca run M IL-IFIF* W. a dlalanca af 190.9* f t , I* a p i; ’ lhana* ran • 41-49 99- K. * dlalanca o f 399.9* ft (a Ih* PUD. Fqbllo baarlng will k* held In th * gam laol* C *am y Court llouoa. County CommlsaloaOr* roonv, W odnatday, Heptamkar It, 1199 a t T ;l* F. *L ar a* soon thaiaarta* as paaalbl*. gomtnol* Cauaty Z o a lo g Comaaiaslaa By Robert 8. B row n Baaviaalo C aualy Z on in g DDnalar BEPT. I t * BE FT H I T To ; J �or PAOU, M a t an WMt u ^m .i Wroh *N Waar ta U ▼aa W J ( NOW HUS MENS BAlHDfO TBUNI* V u totes HUM. B M ^C U L L k T ft H A R X IY W. A. Cagle, Jr. Salcmaa US N. Park Ave. PI. PA M W LOCH ARBOR: BaaoUfid S BB. homo aaar coll course. Overslse • yard with maay trees. Yoa roust ms this bargain. PA 2-4123 acras, HOMES NOW Wa MHO TROUSERS 4 Was tM i NOW N « O m moo fa in from which to cfceoM. Wo caa fit all alsos, ss to 10. ROUND, SHOBT aad TALL Coma ON la, Ws eta FU TALL Wa I m outgrow* oar prom t quarters — Moviag to 1 a t g a r building, aaaaa ptesa. ____ W H I W I CLOllINO CENTO* Hwy. 1T-$S Cor. WO Cloned Friday evening aad all LAWN MOWER lUpalr* - Heatday Sat. Opaa Moo. ton. Thun, an Claancd A Servlcvd. LEWIS tram Noon 'til ■ p. m. aad Opaa SALES A SERVICE. *1 ir W. M ALL DAY Sun. SL Ph. FA M M or PA M M . NEW Grundlg Tape Raeordar aad Grundlg Speaker. Inquire at 441 f i t it tf yw PABM : ' » M ‘ lied, aararal Shoamakah CHASSIS for 27* housa trailer; GE refrigerator. PA 21707. Si. JJuu Km(if Ct EXCELLENT P h .b t e s 4 R .p d r . O P P O R TU N ITY FOB J. W . H A L L Strawberry Plants Florida 00. le each. Call PA S-3MS or PA 2 1730 after 4 p. m. * . C. Mum. Bos 131. Watt l i t SL V flanoA “In the City o f Gracious Living1* — c o m in g s o o n — Formal Opening B oom Denlgned For a Florida Living. | ft 4 Bedrooms — 1 A 2 Baths Dream Homes VA - FHA FH A In Service Conventional Financing Down Paym ents * Low aa $425 Stem per If you baeoma the proud owaara of o m of our new 3 bedroom, 3 bath bomaa, wRh their maay comfort-tending faalurai. Down* paymanta itsrt at $330.00. Call Today. R o m L. Payton Baglaterad Real Ratoto ASSOCIATE' r. M. -BUI’* STEMPBR Afeacy Mary E. Canaaa — Lee Fh. FA 3-1301 ll-ta at H Realtor A laaarer haaa PA 2-4M1 ill N. Park 2-BEDROOM, Florlds room, tiled bath home. Near air base oa Sanford Art. |2SO down, laqulro ROME . SEEKERS Down Paymcnt-No Cloning T O T A L PRICE Too can move in immsdl. ately while tha papers are belny processed. We Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On The Construction Of Your Home Or Your Money Cheerfully Refunded. MONTHLY PAYMENTS W A IT ! W A T C H ! For Opening Date w. Mth SL FA 3-740$ 57 CHEVY. “ 210" fordor, See at Greta Spar Str. Preach Avw. Must StiL la addition to ton above wa Invite you to inspect our lsrga eelac* lion of the fineit 1 2 and 4 bedroom homes la and around Sanford. Many listed exclusive­ ly! May we serve you? Write Giriay Complete Sesame Of Background, Experltnsa And Refersness. Intarrtowa By Appointment Only After Re* view Of Written PreenUtlon. Pay Commensurate With Ex* parlance Aad Abtlky. O D H A M ft TU D O R IN C. P. a Box 15M Sanford. Florida condition, $123 Can bo toon at Zlttrowar'a Garage or phone FA 2-4131. RAYM OND M. BALL AND ASSOCIATES P1NECEE8T — Attractive 3 bed­ Baal EUato — bsnraaco room. 3 hath CB home, only t Bftfsty b o i f t monthi old. in locoed Addition IIS So. Park Are. Ph. FA S-44.1 PlnocmL Foatana fully equip* Sanford pad kitchen plus all tha estrea. Evaaa Bldg. Lake Mary Total price — only $13,430. with Ph. FA 2-12N Just $1373 down, and $0t per month. This won't lost I LOCH ARBOR — Lovely $ bed­ room, 3 bath CB homo, featur­ ing stove, refrigerator, healer, blindi, dishwasher, disposal, automatic weaker, aad maay other extras. Situated aa nice toady lot, this homo caa bo your* for Just £14,300. After reasonable down payment of $2,000, you aaa a*sumo VA 4H% 23 year mortgage loan with payments teas than not! Bee thte today! Work Will Be Directly Under The Controller With Duties Including: General Ltdyer. Subsidiaries. Financial Statenants And Ganeral Control. Icatued — Booded Pslntlny A Deearatlay. Pres Eatiaataa Work Guaranteed. SEMINOLE P A I NT I NG CONTBACTOU PA 2-1J0L Believes Aa Experienced Lady With A Broad Background la Aeaatmt* lay — Preferably A Colleys Graduate With A Doyree la Aecounting. Our Business la Growlay And We Need Additional Personnel. BREVARD COUNTY-U. 8. NO. 1 TO INDIAN RIVER T IT U SV IL L E — COCOA 9SA V E 9 New ft Head Furniture and Appliances NO SOB TO LARGE OB SMALL Mather of Sanford WOMEN 303-tOt s. First SL Ph. FA S-OOSS Drive Ways — Parking Ansa Earn that money for school ex* RENTALS: Day - Week-Month paasos white tha children a n Front End London Graders — Baton — Draglines In school. Commission plus Savings Bondi. Write NOW, K oO ovs T fm p ifii Bog 344, Lockhart, far later* PHONE: Days, FA 2-4134 vltw. Nights, PA 3-7133 or FA 34443 W H IT E SANDS COCKTAIL LOUNGE • PACKAGE - RESTAURANT 12 UNIT MODERN MOTEL ft OWNER’S A P T .,------MASONRY HOME-APPROX. 9 A . ON INDIAN RIVER Thaos outstanding Brevard County pro partita, (fastest fro w in g > World 0 MteoUo cantor -— make there outstanding Income and Investment proporttea dosirmbln for ownership to o p o n t o o r A U T O GLASS IN S T A L L E D Windshield Deer Giaae FRIDAY, SEPT. 25 — 1:00 P. M. Beck C Vsmt G Each o f the properties Indudsd in this Auction art ouUUnding in construction end offer unlimited opportunity ter future growth potential or present income or Investment. The location midway between TttoaviOo aad Cocoa la this, Florida's fastest growing county, maltea an excellent opportunity to buy ana or more of those paresis. u n $3.20. Hours of own choice. F i o n a s amt, Interesting work. Fh. FA 2-2747 between 7 aad I. Wharovsr you may have looked or whatever you demand, we feel that tote Auction juatifls* your inspection and attention. FRAMES TRAILER PARK SZSS'J*.LO T ..* k,p*eUoa »«■. fcp*. *** Hiwmy 1 7 -9 2 ,2 mL So. o f Sanford FRIDAY, OCT. 2 — 2 P.M. la n o w u n d e r N E W O W N E R SH IP . . . RO Y BBl Ib fir th e EV ELY N Do W IT T fu tu r e 0 sW iU 'A • 3540’ L O T S « fl be kaow i aa Trailer Park • U R G E PATIOS • G A S S T A T IO N fi G R O C ER Y • C H IL D R E N W ELCO M E L A -F L O R E S T A WANTED Tank Truck DRIVER-SALESMAN M O T E L 1225 8 . RIDGEWOOD A V I. U. 8. I DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. 31 msooery air-conditioned unite and Manaxer'a Ant. aach with H S HOM ES b y . . . . ^ S A a g tto f LUMBER COMPANY M odel Open Daily 500 French Ave„ Sanford Phone F^ 2*7284 * Peking area pavto.FurniiMag, md conditionUke now. 130* expansion area—or Tarmo $034 down at Auction Brokers co-operation invited �r .’.-v- C tA M trU D D IS P L A Y / /S* t ‘ RECIEVE THE W IL D E ST T R A D E S . THE FATTEST ALL0WANCES-BIG6EST 4C VALUES IN NEW AND NEAR-NEW CARS! nly A Few Left 59 DEMONSTRATORS _______ _____ _____ j if"• OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC CH EVR O LET . _ L-1II7 M odel U M " 4 1 " . « V U w M i l - A ir C aw W /W T i m • R adio . Heater • EZI G low - D or Gordo F i u * • E lectric W W o t o • ••Way Hoot - D over W hile, L M PHco 14371.1* 0-1149 Model 319 Celeb. Sedan - Jetaway • Power Pow er Drake. - Delate Hadlo • Pow er H ralrr * Saftl W’ /W • Wheel Rings > EZI Clam • Courte.y Lamp, f r a m e . . Talooo Kaaaot A W hile. Mat Price (1111.11 C ' l l U Model 1*19 I * p a t. . 4 D oor M . D l.ro - Oil fille r • Pow er lllM o • P W ipers • II.P. • Poorer Hr shea « - List l’ rlco l D H . l t saves800 now$303881 save*700 now* CH EV R O LE T C -II41 Model 1419 In palm . 4 D oor Sod. • Filter • Turbo Glide • P ow er Ktocriag > KZI U * H.P. • Talooo M ac. U at P r k o M IIT .II OLDSM OBILE 0-1148 Model 139 Dynamic ** y Sedan • Jetaw aj • Power Steeriag - Radio • Safety fitl. Glaao . P e a s Rubber Seal • W /W - Polorio White, I 43724.12 sava’7 0 0 now‘2 7 3 7 MODEL 8503 save *650 now$3074,z OLDSM OBILE U-1133 Model 439 Super **88’» 8 f t . S id . - Aceoi away • Power Steeriag - Power B rake. • W /W KZ1 G la u • Padded P aool • Tolaws Golden MUt U s l Price l l l l t . H 1939 CH E VRO LET Model 4344 GCW . 33.MO Ilia.'. W’U i f l V l " Monday, 1-Speed A ale • » 9 a 19 Ply Ticca • A ir Hydraulic Mrakca • save *900 now *3424* Boatron Scata. OLDSM OBILE Tuesday, (M id i Model 319 Sopor “ 44” 4 Door Sod. • Jetawoy Hydrematk • Power Steerlat • Power Brakes * W7W . Wheel Rlais ■ EZI Glaao • Podded Paael • Chrowo Fraoita * Paiarla White. List PrkO 1119243 Wednesday LIST PRICE $4903.25 C H E V R O LE T C*I947 Model <119 im p s ). 4 D oor Sod. • Radio • H ealer tor • Tabor Glide • P ow er Steering • W /W . 339 H .P . M ae. Ll.t Prka $3381.73 save *750 now*335238 save *700 now*26947* DEEP S L A S H E D U S E D C A R P R I C E S SLASHED S T ILL DEEPER 55 F O R D Falrlano Tndor Hardtop . V i Engbia Malle T raum lialon • Radio A Heater Interior • Tntoae Green Finish - Nice. List $995 SA LE $775 List $1695 SA LE $1575 55 55 CH EVR O LET 54 C A D IL L A C L’oupo • Automatic Transmission • Power Brakes • Power Stan ring « Radio A Heater • Tinted Glaan • Air Conditioned • Good T i m • A n Excclleat Buy, List $1495 SA LE $1375 FO R D Conatry Sedan - • Paaaengar - Radio A Htattr H era’s A Deal You Can’t A fford T o MUs! Super • K o r d o r Hardtop * A ir Conditioned • Power Broken A Uttering - Not Just n “ Deal” — It'* A "Steal" 58 C A D IL L A C "4 2 ” Coupe • fu ll P ow er.- 4 W ay Scat - Radio A H ealer • Local Use Owner - Immaculate • Light Green Finiah • White W all T iros. List $4395 Now Yorker Town and Country Station Wagon Power Flits . Power Steering A Brahe. • Radio Heater. List $1795 SALE $1685 57 DESOTO Flredonie T u dor Hardtop . V * • Automatic Tmi mlaalon - p o w e r Steering • Power Brakes • Rat A Healer • T on Finish • Good Condition. List $1795 SALE $1645 58 RAMBLER Rebel matic ing . With 57 CHEVROLET Custom t oritur Sedan • V8 Engine » Auto­ Tran*mi»«iiin • Power llrakea • Power Steer­ Kailio - Heater • An K irellent One Owner Lola of Eye Appeal. List $2195 SALE $1995 57 BUICK Super Fordor Hardtop Sedan • Pow er Bruhae Power Steering • Radio A Heater • Tinted Glaao Interior Llko N ew - Light Green A W hite Finish Deep Treaded Tires, ■i Ton P ick -Ip > 13,990 M ilts. 59 CHEVROLET S A LE $3995 56 CHRYSLER Fairlaae ,-J0O" Kordor Hardtop • V8 - Ford-OMalic • Radio . Tutone Grey Finish • Whltn Wall Tires . Very Clean • Locally Owned. LIST PRICE SALE $995 ItclAIr Sports Coupe - i Cylinder Engine • Stan­ dard Trenamisslon - Radio A Heater • Good Condi­ tion • Jaai Right For The Economy Minded Buyer. List $1095 SA LE $965 57 FORD 56 OLDSM OBILE "4 4 * r o c d o r P A I K a t i e . Pow er Steering ■ B r.kra . R i j l l l I I ater • Ctoaa Interior A White F r W l 1 ' W hite W all Urea. 56 CHEVROLET I Tun Pick 1 p • 4 Cylinder - I Speed TranamUiion • H ealer • Clean With Good f l o o r A W ell Belli Rack. Im pels fo r d o r Hardtop - V i Engine . Automatic Transmission - Power Meeriag • Radio A Heater * Low Mileage. This Car la Juel Like N ew In Kerry Way • Sparkling Greta A White Finiah With W hite W all Tires. List $2895 SALE $2780 List $1795 SA LE $1595 56 OLDSMOBILE Super ” 8A" F ordor Sport Sedan . Pow er m ooting M A Brakes . R adio A H ester . White W all T i m . * List $1695 SALE $1545 57 OLDSM OBILE Super “ 4 4 " Hardtop Coupe • Power Brakes • Power Steering * Automatic Transmission - Radio A Heater - H aled Glass - Clean interior • Lustrous Red A White finiah . White WoU Tire a. List $2195 S A LE $1995 . 55 CH EVR O LET irdor • f f\ | K ae Powcrglide Trass, ■et’e T a \ N I [ I You Can’ t Go Wrong 56 DODGE fa lrla n o **394" Fordor Sedan . V4 Engine - FordO -M alie Transmission - K*dl i • H eater • Padded Dash • Tutone Grey Interior • Sporty Itrd A While fin iah . List $1995 SALE $1845 50 OLDSM OBILE *•84" fo r d o r Sedan Low And Ready Ti atlc . I f# Priced D ow * SA LE $295 | �V ' V . . *»■ - IM ^ V f I* m' ’i .i -* .. ' * . » H jt. “ * -« $£C O H Q »— G/GANT/CW £ £ K Trices Good m T h roorh .Noon Wednesday" SffC /A lS... STACKED AMO HIGH M CiltBKATtOM OF THE OiAMO OPENING O f — sssg L BD Q BW iTEK D R IV E S h o pa m o S a w To o ay a t FOOD F A IR / ' • t z a s ^ g t i r e t-* ? .:^>sa?v E g o S E • yw, fom, a u mo mo tMFOKi mommeotormoneymim§ 33/6 *. S^ g SsSS “ SEAPOOO sK & m m m /CKCAU M W A T M ltttA O Y C O lO f f lO G A R D EN ’J * A A *6 £ jA v r / r j o o v rp p ‘ (• ' 'I V r *' 'A ■ •' V jj*T* J ^ V F R O Z E N G O O D *v* �-A .,..— f —r W **- r~* * ■■■*1' - • [ <M|? §>attf0 rb Jfm tto WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Wadncaday. High M a y M to A Low toalgfct N t o l f c #O L . X U X Unitad Praaa Laaaad W in Eatabliahod l'JOt TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER S3. 1969 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 526 'Best Man' Becomes Couple's Slayer Soviet Arms SAN BERNARDINO, CaUf— (U P I) — A 90-year-aid m u told detective* today how ba (topped •at o f hi* Intended role a* best 0 b an and murdered a ooupie •boot to Ba married. Law rence Garner admitted fatally abootinf Richard Nowlen, ■ , an ereaped convict, and hi* bride-to-be, Patricia Harley 27, Sept. • during a pause on their way to Lae Vegaa, Nav they planned to be married. " I killed him because I didn't like him,” said Garner. “ He waa an arrogant character." The bodies of Nowlan and Mra. Skene, a divorcee aod known Loe Storm Brewing ’Near Bahamas MIAMI (U P I)— A tropical atoms began building up in the Bahamas Islands today, only 475 miles east-southeast of Miami. Highest winds were reported st 40 miles per hour. The Weather Bureau called the disturbance a "tropical depression.” But the bureau said it was expected to Intensify ,Qand probably woulji become a tropical storm during the day. News Briefs Solons Got Leeway WASHINGTON (U P I) — A hill giving House members more lee­ w ay In the us* of their free tele­ phone and telegraph allowance* >ffcaa been signed into law by Presi­ dent Eisenhower. Fruit Shipments W IN TER HAVEN (U P I) -D a lly carloadlags In boxes from the Cit­ rus Vegetable Inspection Division: By rail, 2 ,0 * grapefruit; by boat, 929 grapefruit; by truck, 29,392 grapefruit; total, 42,370. Can­ nery receipts, 3,430 g rip *fru it 'd Skelton Goes Home S A N T A M ONICA, Calif. (U PI) — Comedian Red Skelton, 40, waa releaeod from 8L John’ s Hospital Monday where he recuperated from exhaustion. The doctors said Skelton waa suffering from phy­ sical fatigue. Callas Asks Help ROME (U P I) - Maria Callas 9 flaw o ff to an Important concart in Loddon today aad asked "a ll m y good friends" to help her through an emotional crlsli. She term ed "ru b b ish " the remarks o f h er estranged husband concerning a rom ance with Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onaisls. Swift Talks Kecess CHICAGO (U P I) - Weary nagoGators began today a three-day 9 recess in talks to and a strike by 11,000 Swift and Co. workars. Swift officials and representatlvas o f the United Packinghouse Workora and tha Amalgamated Meat Cutter* and Butcher Workmen said talks would he resumed Thursday. Cuban Plot Broken H A V A N A (U P I) — The Cuban army announced today it had broken up a revolutionary plot w Monday night to seise Baracoa A irport in eastern Cuba and ar­ rested 40 men. The army an­ nouncement said the plot was broken up by three government spies who infiltrated tha revolu­ tionary group and tipped o ff the Cuban army. to Uft Newton. W * a to n e d * e found in a- looely deeart a rea the ear sad landra an d 1 t a w a B a t walk.” day after the shooting. Identity Gamer said he aad Nowtaa i P **™ from elded to take target practice la thair bodies and R took d e t e c t lm lb* toady deeart area while the •averal day* to team thair namaa. two women w aited la tho tar. G am er told detective* he and "Nowlen said he had to go back his girl friend, Sandra Kay to tho ear for m o m ammunition." Ground*, 23, were driving to La* ■aid Gamer. " I abet U n i la the V fgaa with the couple, planning groin. Ha fell dow n and bagged to finance the trip with holdup*, me aot to UB him . I ahat Mai when he began to reseat Nowlen'* agato. this time la lbs head. superior attitude and Informed " I went heck to. the car aod him be would not g o through with told Fat there had been aa acci­ the holdup Kheme. dent She ran to N orton and pat He claimed Nowton threatened his bead In bar lap. She waa look­ him and hi* family U he backed ing down at him when I abet her out. in the back of tho bead.’ * "That’ s wbea I m ad* up my Gamer said he aad Ml** mind 1 was going to kill klm,” Grouoda returned to the Lee AnG am er sakl. gelei area and then fled to Mex­ "A fter we left Adelanto near ico. They were departed u un­ here and were out in the desert, desirables and arrested last FriI started looking for ■ good place I day in Nogalee, Aril. It was designated Gracia as the seventh tropical disturbance o f the year. The center of the depression was located by hurricane hunter planes 125 miles southeast of the island o f San Salvador. Tha Weather Bureau advlsad all Interests In the Bahamas to "taka necessary precautions for possible Intensification during the next t4 hours.’ ’ "A ll interests in south Florida should keep In touch with the latest advisories and bulletins," the advisory said. The depression funned in an easterly wav* o f squalls that hat been watched closely for several days as it moved westward across the Caribbean. The squall winds began circulat­ ing In t)>* tropical storm pattern this morning aa tha wave slowed down over tha central Bahamas and began drifting slowly north­ ward about seven miles per hour. "Future course o f the depres­ sion la rather indefinite,” fore­ caster* said. "Present Indications are that It will drift slowly In a northerly direction during the nrxt 12 hours and gradually In­ crease In alia and intensity, pos­ sibly reaching tropical storm force during 4 j * 4 * y " , Highest winds were located in squalls near the center. Winds of 26 to 35 miles per hour extend out 160 miles north and east of the center, the weather bureau said. A widespread air and sea search continued, meanwhile in the G ulf of Mexico for seven men missing on two boats in choppy water. A seaman fell overboard from a fishing trawler being towed to Tampa early today and waa feared drowned. Teachers To Hear Stetson Professor Seminole County Education As­ sociation secondary teachers will hear a talk by Stetson Education Professor R. J. Longstrect at the association's first meeting Thurs­ day. Elementary teachers will hold grade group meeting*. Dr. James B. Conant'a report on American high schools will be Longstrret's tuple at the g p. m. meeting at Altamonte Elementary School. Association officers for the 1939 60 school year to be installed by Supt. R. T. Milwe* are presi­ dent, W. W. Wharton; vice presi­ dent. Mrs. Alicia Schmidt; re­ The Jaycccs have opened a coo- cording secretary, Miss Martha tost to choose a theme for the Thompson; corresponding secre­ annual Christmas Parade. tary, Mias Marguerite D odsoo; Entries should be sent oo a post treasurer, freem an E. Baggett. card, including the sender's name and address and the theme pro­ posed. to the Jaycee information •eenter on French Ave. The contest will end Sept. 29 and a $25 savings bond will be given to the winner. Themes may Joe B. McCauley of Orlando be of religious nature or otherwise will be guest speaker at the Ki­ suitable to the Christmas Parade. wanis Club meeting tomorrow at Previous themes included "Christ­ tha Civic Center. McCauley la an mas Story." "Christmas Through Ethical Hypnotist teacher and will A Child s E yes," "L et's pu’ Christ speak on "llypnotiim and Its Bsck in Christmas" and similar Various Uses." The speaker majored in psy­ chology at Orlando Jr. College aod Rollins College and received special training in hypnosis at the Ethical Hypnotic training cen­ ter, Irvington, N. J. Ha got his license in June of this year and la The latest lines in Evinrude the first licensed hypnotic teacher boat motors were displayed to in the U. S. He works on a re­ more than 200 boat dealers and ferral basis. newspapermen In a state exhibi­ tion at the Tampa Terrace Hotel yesterday. Attending the Tampa showing ^ w e r e Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kobson. owners of Robson's sporting Funeral mass for Mr. George Goods and Ronald Taylor, a Rob­ J. Engel, who died yesterday, will son's employe. The new Starlight 75 motor be held at It s. m. Wednesday at was featured and a ride on the All Souls Catholic Church, with Hillsborough River, movies and tike Rev. Richard Lyons officiat­ talks on Evinnid* motor* break­ ing. Buriat will be in Oaklawn Mem­ fast and dinner st the Tampa Terrace were included in lb* ex ­ orial Park, wkth Brtsaou Funeral Home Ml charge. hibition •Christmas Parade Theme Wanted Growth Injection KOBE, Japan (U P I) — Doctors at tha Kobe M odi-. cal University claimed today that transfusing a midget with the blood o f a giant would increase the midget'* height The school’* internal medicine department aaid It hod injected the blood of a six-foot, 18-year-old girl Into a 25-year-old man whose growth had been stunted since he injured his head in a foil at school in the sixth grade. In one year, the university reported, the roan’g height grew three centimeters (1.18 inches). Unconfirmed .reports said that on tha basis o f this finding, some businessmen already w ere Inquiring about importing whole b lo o d into Japan from countries where the people grow tall. One newspaper which carried tha report said it received a telephone call from a reader inquiring whether it would work in reverse for a tall person who wanted to be leas noticeable. Winners Listed In Tourneys For Cancer Benefit Bill and Jeanne Foulk w ere the wimMrs M the M ayfair’ Country Club in the Babe Zahariaa Golf Tournament. Bill's net score un­ der the Calloway System was M. Jeanne's net score was 70 In runnerup position at M ayfair were Sunny Powell with a 71 and Bar­ bara Rowell 72v». At the Casselberry Country Club, BUI Kniuer J r., with net score of M14 and Audrey Ram­ sey with a net of 75 were the winners. Runner up In the men's division was Dick Dickinson with a 09. There was a three way tie which was decided by matching score cards hoi* fo r hole. Sara Sparrow was runner-up in the ladles division with a 7314. Trophies wtH be presented the winners next Monday at the quart­ erly meeting of the Seminole Chapter of the Am erican Cancer Society. The meeting will he g p. m. at the G race Methodist Church, Sanford. The Babe Zahariaa tournament was sponsored by the V,’omen’s Golf Associations at tha . s o clubs. Mrs. Clifford Overman, presid nt at Casselberry, and Miss Ellen Betts, president at M ayfair, were credited by the Cancer Society for the event's success. A total of $281.50 was raised In the two days with a $50 dona­ tion by HlUard Casselberry on behalf of the Casselberry Country Club. Southeast Seminole To Promote Areas The Southeast Seminole County Chamber of Com m erce has voted to distribute brochure t advertis­ ing the Oviedo, 81avia, I’buluoU and Geneva a n a * . Sample copies of such s bro­ chure were shown last nl|ht st th* chamber's meeting at Oviedo. The organization will have a busi­ ness office In a Broadway budding now occuplad by Ernest Whcatlng. Tha advartlslng brochures wtll contain historical background ma­ terial, business listings and In­ formation about tazes, schools, churches and other facilities. President Ben Ward Jr. an­ nounced that ttw chamber wilt appoint new com m ittee chairmen at its nest meeting. Seminole Problem Proposal On Agenda Up To Him UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI) —Tho United Nations steering committee put Soviet Premier NlUta 9. Khrushchev's disarma­ ment plan on the General Assem­ bly agenda today and Russia Im­ mediately demanded a separate debate on K. No objection was mads in the 21station committee to Deputy Foreign Minister VsiUy V. Kuz­ netsov's request that the plan out­ lined by Khrushchev here last Friday be included in the assem­ bly’s agenda. But Kuinelsov objected vigor­ ously to Brasilian Augusts Frederico Schmidt's proposal that the Khnishchcr plan be lumped with other aspects of disarmament al­ ready listed for discussion. The committee left that decision to tha assembly. Kusaetaov sakl Khrushchev's proposal Ihould stand by itself fur discttsskxl and not be "hidden aw a y" among other proposals where U might not "b e given suf­ ficient attention as to substance." The steering committee met be­ fore the full assembly went Into a session in which the United States hoped to match or better last year's vote !r. besting down attempts to seat Communist China In the U dU d N'atioi .. Minister Says He'll Make Race 1 p. m. Stocks On Segregation NEW YORK (U PI) - Mock prices at 1 p. m .: American T A T ................., 751k American T ob a cco ............. 904« Bethlehem Steel ................... 5416 C A O 86 Chrysler ............6041 Curtiss • Wright ................... 2114 DuPont’ r J l . T T T . 24314 Eastman Kodak ................... S3H Ford Motor ............................ 7> General Electric ................. 74»« General Motors .................... 32’ « Graham • Paige .................. 2 ', InU. T A T ............................ 30ti Lorlllard .................................. 41U Minute Maid ........................ 1914 Penney .................................... 107 Penn HR ....... 1814 Royal American .................... 414 Sears Roebuck .................... 4814 Studebaker ............................ 121s U. S. Steel ............................ 99»« Wtitinghous* E l...................... M Governor's Action On Roll Expected TALLAHASSEE (U Pt) A Southern Baptist minister from Winter Park Monday became Florida’ s second announced candi­ date for governor in I960. Both candidate* are staunch segrega­ tionist*. The Rav. Georg* A. Downs, exrtutlV* secretary Of the* Florida CiUxenz Council H id h# would run on a platform of total segre­ gation. " I am entering the race to give the people o f Florida whose philo­ sophy agree* with burs a clearcut choice In the election," u id Down*. The announcement cam* a* a surprise to at leaal thra* other potential candldatei who may m ike segregation tha top Issue in the com ing campaign. State Sen. Ilarvie Betser of Bonlfay, an ardent segregationist, made his formal announcement a month ago. Senate President Dewey John­ son, Quincy, and Jacksonville at­ torney Fred *K*nt said Downs' decision to run will have no e f­ fect on their own plans. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Ga* READ Y FOR BIG D AY at th* Bahia Shrina Temple’s first Family Day Picnic Saturday art. left to right, Shriners Cheater Rearick, o f DeBory, picnic chairman; Harold Kaatner, coordinator o f units; and Andrew Ramsay, president o f the Sanford Shrine Club. AH Shriners, their families and friends art invited to tht all day Sanlando Springs festivities. Kastner Heads Big Gift Division Of UF Campaign Sea.liicl* County United Fund cam paign division heads have been named and division quotas set in the drive for 941.821. Under Campaign Chairman A. B. Peterson Jr., Harold H. Kast­ ner will head the Major Gifts de­ partment which has a $20,000 quo­ ta. Leading collections from Indus­ trial employe* will be construc­ tion manager Art Harris. Engi­ neer William Bush has charge of collections from businesses with eight o r more employes. The goal for the industrial and business em ploye subdivisions is $8,300. Chairmen of the Diversified Divi­ sion, in charge of solicitation from businesses with fewer than eight em ploye* l* Herbert Su-nstrom. The diversified quota li 94.300. Th* Rvaldentiil Division chairman has not been announced but a 92,300 residential collections goat ha* been art. Collections from city and county government workers will be super­ vised hy city building Inspector M. A. Yelvington and County Zoning Director Robert Brown. The Gov­ ernment Division quota Is 91,300. The Rev. John W. Thomas of Holy Cross Episcopal Church has charge of the Church Cooperation division in the drive which runs through Oct. 15. The Metropolitan Division, or­ ganised countwide chiefly through the Negro Schools has a 91,300 goal. Dr. G. H. Starke, Crooma Academ y Principal Roy A. Allen, and Hopper Academy Principal Alma Hurston head this section. Fulfilling the eounly goal of 93,' 500 It under th* direction of Coun­ ty Agricultural Agent Cecil Tuc­ ker. Community le a d e n la th* drive at Altamonte Springs art Mrs. Kristian Juthw and Mrs. Frank Henderson; fo r Casselberry, Mrs. Pat McKinney; Chuluota, Mrs. Virginia Chadwick and Mrs. Jo­ seph Arm strong; Forest CUy, Mr. and Mr*. John Bethea; Fern Park. Mr. and Mrs. William Bridge and Mr*. Dorothy Heuring; Gene va, Mr. and Mrs. D . M. Ladd; Lake Mary, M rs. Ida May Sjoblom ; Laka Monroe, Mrs. Herbert Behrens; Longwood, BUI LaBree and Dick Z artn un ; Paola, Mrs. Gordon Frederick and Mrs. B. F. Gaaas; Slavla, Mrs. G eorgs Jekubcln and Mrs. Em ily Jekubdn, and for North Orlando, M rs. Mary L. Hudgens. • Solicitation from county school personnel will be made directly be tween the principals and th* per­ sonnel. LeRoy CoUlns waa expected to give his decision today In a con. troversy ever th* 1969 Seminole County tax roll. Aides said tha Seminole County problem would be the first Item brought to the governor’s attorn tlon upon Ms return from a trip to New Hampshire. Th* governor waa reported driving back i o Tallahassee and could not b* leached for comment this morning. H e was expected s i th* capital sometime today. Comptroller Ray E. Green said today be has washed his haoda of th* Semlnoi* property aaaeaowent battle and wUl leave ft strictly up to CoUlns. Green said he wUl discuss the matter—which has been before Mm oa four previous occasions— with CoUlns whan th* governer returns. "There la nothing more tide office can do,” Green said. " I thought 1 had settled It h m time* and eaeh Ume, the official! down there seem ed to get further apart. It's almost reached th* •tags of a shooting w a r." "I'm going to turn that bahf over to tha governor." The commission voted to refer th* matter t* the governor aad com ptroller f o r a decialoa last waek after taut assessor Mary Karl* W alker refused to accept Electronics Men To Be Introduced Representatives of Dearborn Electronics Laboratories and Dynatronlca Inc., will be Introduced to Sanford business and profess­ ional men at the monthly meeting o f the Coffee Club sponsored by the Chamber o f Commerce. The Coffee O u t w ill meet at 10 a. in. Thursday at Mrs. Appla by'* Valdes Restaurant Christianity, Communism Compared SAN FRANCISCO ( UPI>—Soviet Premier Nikita 8. Khrushchev, hit spirits vastly Improved by a hearty reception here left today for a 30hour tour o f tha famed Iowa corn belt. The Russian leader, who received the most enthusiastic welcome o f Mi Am erican tour so far during 40 hour* in tha bay area, wtll visit a farm famUy at Coon Rapids before going to Pittsburgh and Washington. Khrushchev, who was greeted In Sin Jose Monday by a sign wMcb read "prtnc* of peace," mad* a comparison bctwrrn communism and Christianity at a civic ban­ quet here klomlay night. The Soviet premier said the Communists looked ui>on building a new society as something "m ost sa cred." "W e want to build a society of Complete equality *« preached by Christ.” he vaid " I f you will look into our aspirations you will see that we hasr taken many of Christ's prccepts-such as 'Love thy neighbor.’ ” Hypnotist To Speak To Kiwanis Club Sanford Group Sees Evinrudes Engel Funeral To Be Wednesday M AP OP RUSSIAN SPHERE OF ‘PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE* Khrushchev returned to that philosophy in a different vein by bringing up his heated feud with Mayur Norris Poulson of Los An Angeles. Poulson angered the So­ viet leader with his " w e wUl bury you" reference in a speech Satur day night. The Premier sakl h* wanted to say soinr pleasant things about Loa Angeles and Mayur Poulson. "The mayor his a very charm ing wife and fam ily ," Khrushchev said. "A t dinner something hap­ pened—perhaps he gut up on the wrung aide of Use bed—that la why be delivered Ibat unhappy speech." "Let us be condescending,' he added. "E ven the teaching Christianity tells us to forgive the trespasses of others. Let us con­ sider he spoke not from the heart, not from the mind, but U was Just an unhappy Incident." The speech capped a busy day of hand shaking, back slapping and sight seeing for the Soviet leader Including his first close up look at an American Industrial plant and a spur-of-the-moment meeting with rank-and-file union men. The premier ilso revested that h* had btard of a tom ato throw ing incident during his drive through the streets of Los Angeles "Someone threw a tomato—it rosy havt been a very good torn* to—aod th* chi*f of polle* decided to depriv* us o f th* pleas­ ure a t visiting yuur land of fan taiy, Disneyland," h* said. Khrushchev was far more cor dial than ha had been on previous occasions. Ua said that In Sao Francisco h* fait i « if ba war* among true friends. " I stopped th* car at random and asked an ordinary bousawtfa on th* atreat what w as bar dear­ est wish, and aha la id 'paaca. . . no war.' Tbo*a art the sentiments that (til tha minds o f all altisan* to tha Soviet Union, ha said. a commission-ordered reapprab A talagram waa aant by tho commission to tha governor aod coniptrollar, but both wart awl a! th* state at th* time. Greta re­ turned but Commission Chairman John Kridtr amid oa reply bo* baaa received to tb* No Dates Slated For Tax Hearing County Com m lsetonan decided this morning that thay weren't id a position to set dates for tea equalisation meeting!. Tb* commissioners can't tat tha hearing date* until they know when the tax rolls will ba iubmlttcd. advised Attorney Mach Cleveland Jr. A request fo r a tentative bud gal from th* rounty clerk, to b* pre­ sented not later than next Tuesday was mad* by th* com m ission. According to th* state attorney general the commission must lu v * a proposed budget. A five per rent Increase over last year'a budget could b* anti­ cipated for the coming year said Deputy Clark Earl Burdick. Thto would bring the 1939-90 budget to about 934 million. The commissioners prepare th# final budget from tha tentative figures drawn up by the county dark. Eisenhower Calls In Top Advisors WASHINGTON (U P I) — Prcaldent Eisenhower called seven top advisers to the Whit* House to­ day to help Mm prepare for bin crucial weekend talks with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchav. Summoned >o the conferenen were high diplomatic, military. Intelligence, science and atomlo officials, headed by Undersecre­ tary of State C. Douglas Dillon and Deputy Defense Secretary Thomas Gates. They included John McCone, chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission; Allen Dulles, direc­ tor of tha Central Intelligent* Agency; Adm. Arteigh F. Burk*, chief of naval operations; Dr. Gtorge B. Klatlakowsky, presiden­ tial sclcnca adviser, and Oordor Gray, special presidential assist ant for security affairs. No agenda for th* conference has been mad* public but th* tw* world leaders are expected to dis­ cuss th* Berlin issue and disarm­ ament among other problem s di­ viding tha East and West. Phone Company Sets Open House Sanford's Southern Bell Talaphone Co. branch office wtR hold open house Sept. 30-O tC 1, from 1:30 to 9:30 p. ra. Tha long distance switchboard In operation, a movie for tha chil­ dren, and refreshments wUl b* featured in the lour of th* log at 309 W. Ninth. "C om # and bring the fam ily," Manager Bob Invited Sanford are* reildaoto. 1 I MtoM -• r � 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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(U PI)-E ddte Herhen, 1>4-pound heavywndght free* Peril*nd, Ore., had Me SOth victory In at profession*! fight* today end waa looking forweed te o meeting with Iriih Pat IRlfW ty o f Toenma, Wa*h., an CMhether atep toward a crack at Hm WeeW title. - Meehen ducted off German-born Willi* Beimanoff hero Wedneaday •igkt In g Id-round unanimous de­ sktop befeet a national televlalon IMVb and unrank- 'Go-Between'In N E W YORK (U P I) — Charley S la ck , alleged "go-betw een” In MW strange promotional activities aa irauadtog tba Johansson • PatMedea right, taka* tba stand to­ d a y a t tba New Y ork state Ath­ letic Commission's hearing. E x-fight manager Black, crony o f manager Cus D 'A m ato and re­ ported friend o f missing mobster Ton y Salerno, w ill bo questioned about: HU alleged Introduction of expromoter Bill Roaonsohn to mob•ter Siicrno. ' fils alleged "cut” of gate re­ ceipt* from soma of cx-chaniplon Floyd Patterson'* fights, ID’ Ama­ te manages Patterson). HU alleged "partnership” with Kuaensohn and fight-promoter Vincent J. Valeria In All-Star Sports, Inc., and 1U successor, Kossnsobn Enterprise*, Inc, Black * elderly, portly, be­ spectacled • w as mentioned u ■ "p artn er" Wednesday la quotes attributed to prom oter Velclla during the surprise playing o f >ecrally recorded tapes at the hear­ ing. Veldt*, the Harlem politician w ho replaced Ro.ensohn as presi. dent of Uw Koaensohn promoting ou tfit on July 31, was finishing hi* second day of testimony Wednesday w when ren the tapes were played by detective Nat Laurendi from the district attorney's office. One of the recording* of the bust-up word-battle between Vel­ aria and Rosenaohn on July 21 bad Velaria allegedly describing Black aa having been "a partner of •ura" In All-Htar Sport*. Previously Valeria had testified that Black nevor was associated te any way with the promotion. ad, suffered hi* 1641a feta la • string o f 96 professional flfh ta . day—hie future In doubt follow ing Savon vara draw* and o m w ai a hie latest verbal duel with Gener­ al Manager Prank Lana. no-daelalon on countar. Gordon waa ataamlng WednoaMacban la fourth ranked by the day about w hat ha eallod " aoc­ ond rueaalng" eg Lena’ * pert. National Boxing Aatn. In hla dressing room after the Lane, in turn, thundered that ha fight Beim anoff, covered with waa “ In charge o f title ball du b” walta and with the blood wiped and had every right te da ao. away from hi* note and mouth, Their la teat feud aternmod from allowed that Kachan waa " a good what Lane termed "a n ofavloua” fighter.” bunt aitu tlon In Tueaday nlght'e The eatlmatad 1,000 fin * ap­ Cleveland gam e here. Gordon bad plauded Beim anoff for hi* game- rookia Chuck Tanner kit nwey on nea* and booed loudly when K a­ tba first pitch and a m u llin g dou­ chan grabbed him bodily and ble ploy killed Cleveland's beat threw him to the eanvaa In the scoring opportunity In a 1-0 loao aocond round. to Uii Red Sol* Kachan waa forced to fight Before W ednesday’* S I defeat B eim anoff'* way. The steady, by Boston, Gordon aald Ia n s wee plodding Beim anoff drew Kachan talking out o f turn. into ellnehe* but came out on the “ 1 don't think any general man­ worae end. Kachan, normally a ager should second guess a man­ stend-up-eed-punch tighter, waa ager publicly," be aald, " i f be a* effective with abort uppercut* want* to do It In private that's and Jebe eluoe la a* he waa with another etory, But not la public. a darting left. I've told him that before." Referee Eddie Volk acored the To which Lane exploded: "S e c ­ fight 100-04 for Marhen; Judge ond guessing m y neck (o r tom s Dick Wagner had It 00-04 for Me­ such part o f the anatom y). I ’m ehan and Judge Andy Crabtree supposed to be running this ball agreed 99-M. club and if I don’ t have Uw right to an opinion I don’ t know who Remember the Preakncca win­ doos.” ner, Royal Orbit, lie will have Fastest running of Uw world's a lull brother In this Fall's run­ ning o( the world's richest race. richest race, The Garden State The Garden State, The 2-year-old was Nadir's 1:44 1-9 for Uw 1 1te Stephen, owned by W. S. Miller. 19 miles te 193T, th* tr a m W *9 LOW —Purkey A *A T tU R /* r m *A % 7 V f ve KcDrrKt rn ou a g m m P hiladtiohla at Chicago L m Angeles at San Fran. (night) (Onto Sanaa scheduled) American L aa sw W L .F e t .G M Chicago 00 ST .013 . . . CU vslsod M 03 .STS M 1 tS B M 7H6 a*, apg/t. ^cSH e'rie tvtR 719 wtH nut nrLB 9 OR MOM r m * -W iM 9 t9 - COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. CUPI>— Tom m y Aaron and Jackie NlckJaui, the babies of Uw U, S. Walker Cup team, and a 43-yearold outsider posed new threats to Charlie Coo and other “ old guard” favorites today In Uw National Amateur golf, championship. Coo, tbs 33-year-old defending champion who says little and lets his golf game da hla talking, re­ sumes his quest of a third ama­ teur crown In Uw fifth round to­ day against Tod Glslchmsnn of Satleoy, Calif. Two more rounds are scheduled for today on the Broadmoor course to narrow Uw field to four seraifinalist*. In addition to Coe, Aaron (10-10) and Ntcklaua, tba Walker Cuppers wbc started play la the fifth round were Hereto Ward, BUI Hyndmaa and D r. Freak (Bud) Taylor. Coe again waa Mr. Precision Wednesday aa ho finished strong­ ly on Uw back nine to beat Bob Batdorff of Ilerahey, Pa., 3 and 1, and Jim Vickers o f Wichita, Kaa., 4 and 3. But on Uw strength of Wednes­ day’ s perform ance by Aaron, NlcUaua and Tom Draper. Coe must regard these three as threats to hla crown as serious as bis experienced Walker Cup colleague*, Ward, Hyndman and Taylor. Detroit n T4 .493 1TV4 Baltimore Tt T9 .4M l i l t Boaton M TT .4T3 3DK Kansas City a 93 .434 MVt W ellington 41 M .41* 39 Wodee sday'a BosaHa N ew York 3 Chicago 1 Boaton • Cleveland 9 Detroit S Baltimore 1 (night) (Only game* scheduled) TBnraday’ e Pratable Pitchers N o games scheduled Friday Night's Games Detroit at Chicago Cleveland at Kansas City Baltimore at Washington Boaton at New York In four times at bet la Uw w orld's riches t race—The Garden State—Jockey Erie Guerin ha* been tin t on Summer Tan (1934), second on Career Boy (1933), third on Rose Trellis (I93T) and Sword D ancer (1939). GREENVILLE, B. C. (U P I ) — Putt Rademacber, a f a r m e r Olympic boxing champion trying hla professional "com eback” at the age o f 10, meats heavyweight Ralph Schaelder a f Miami her* tonight. Neither ha* done much fig h tin g lately. Schneider, a form er spar­ ring partner o f retired heavyweight king Rocky Marciano, dropped a split decision to Roland Las ta n a last year la Ua last fight. Rademacber, w ho triad to atari at the top tw o y e a n ag o in the pro ranks -by taking on Floyd Patterson, w as knocked ou t by Patterson and later by Zora Volley, Ho started back up the trail last month at Columbus, Ga. by taking a sixth round T K O over Tommy Thompson o f W ashington, D. C. Marciano wiU referoo tonight’ * bout. lag Electrically, te waiting tot you—an •ward-winning Lifht-for-Living Madallkm Homo*, containing arary nrw idaa for Rsppw, nbovr a r m Rvusf right lighting for avny Sinct 1948 ALL TYPE AIDS SOLD 8m m i t Milter Radio 6 Appliance Co* 118 8. Part Avenua In Sanford on Friday of each week • to IS noon. Batteries In MUtor'a alack. Call for appoiataoat hi your homo. ORLANDO HEARING CENTER r U s i Oriaado GA 2-3319-311 Fla. Nattosu! Baak BaUdlag Night ar Betteaya Call — Thomas 8. Smith GA 3-4111 OM OM Rademacber Trios Comeback Tonight S J Haarteg Glsseaa available eaty tkreagh the optical praTaaekm Cleveland (M ). Colts Look Liki NFL Repeaters BALTIMORE, Md. (U PI) - The keep the mid-season form Uw team Baltimore Cotta should repeat as reached before the season even National Football League cham ­ started. Probably they ran. P.wbank said pion*. That's a forthright statement, he believed the squad was develop­ hut then we have to badge a little. ing at Just about the right pace Coach Wesb Ewbank'a huskies and Coach Jim Lee Howell of the may have to prove they can keep GlanU said ha believed the 1939 winning U and when all-pro quar­ Uallimorc team may ba osw of the greatest of N F L club*. terback Johnny Units* gets hurt. No one said Unltas was going to Howell should have a prelly good gel hurt, but football sometime* line on the Colts, HU GlanU edged can be rough. And tho Colts no them during Uw reguUr 1939 sea­ longer have another experienced son and then lost to Baltimore, 13quarterback since George Shaw 17, in a championship game that picked up hte option and was trad­ produced Uw leagu e's first "su d ­ den death" overtlm s. U w Giants ed to the New York Giants. Eubank thinks he has ths answer also took a 39-3 thumping from Uw la two starling defensive backs, Colts in s o axhtblUaa gam e teat Andy Nelson and Ray Brown, both month. So Howsll may ba right. Tbs working out at quarterback. Fan* and soma sportswrilers Colts have tn Uw “ six Ions of fun" have been complaining that neither an aging defensive Una but still Nateon nor Brown have looked im- probably tho most devastating one restive in exhibition games and in the NFL- They have •'steadily ava failed to move the team for Improving defensive backflsld. the most part. But Ewbsnk U And that offensive. Sparked by CHICAGO (U F1) - The Chlea- sticking by hte guns. the cool am) deadly pitching of 09 White 80s have recalled 'hree Ewbsnk said he did not know o f Unites It U one af the moat ver­ players from their Indianapolis a team In the league with two re­ satile In tho business. Tho bull-ilka afm club in U10 American A i m . serve quarterbacks who were aa rushes of Alan A nitclw , Uw alanU ilatad to reort this month are good, considering tho amount of o f L. C. Dupre, Uw dau lln g speed to tho outside of all-pro Lenny first baseman Ron Jackson and experience they have bad. OUtfleldsr Joa lllck s and John Tti* oUier question the Colts will Moore all com plem ent tho passing have to answer U whether they can threat. CaliUon. Sox Recall Three Wynn (39-10). TgfiKLt** National Leagao—P ace, Plratae IT-1; Antonelli, Giants 1 M ; U w , Pirates IT-f; Conley, Phils U-T; Jones, GlanU 13-13. Am erican L eagaa-B baw , While Sox 1 M ; McLUh, IndlaM 1M ; Wynn, White (tat » ! * ; • M a(V Knicks Sign Two NEW YORK (U P I) Jack George and Prank Batvy, both of whom earn# to the Now York Knickerbockers in trades w i t h •tber teams, hare signed their l K M t contracts with Uw Nfr tional Basketball Attn. Club. Sword Dancer, third te last Fall’s running o f Uw world's rich­ est racu, Tba Garden State, te considered Uw leading candidate for 3-yssr-old honors af 1999. �*r Boosters Plug Sale Of Tickets WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Saturday. High today ST In II. Low tonight TO to 78, Piport said Ms squad haa ‘we’ll as* haw they hold ap •ssure tonight.” That p expected to be heavy, t o ___ Isait, as the Terriers probably will hava same MO pie*ton to tba lias aad "soma ten # haps to tba backflaht," N p tt sate Kickoff time la 1:11 p. m. Tickata are on tela ttawrtaaa at RoumiDat A Andersen ami Tewabton drug store*. Seaaoa tickets also will ha aa aala at th* gate tonight by lbs Chitfs Club, tbs boaster ergeefxallau which la trytop to generate m season long fattening far all Tiigh school athletic m ats. The booetera hen about ll.saa worth at tlekete sold to their drive to seU d t o worth. Plgott said Mike Roberto would guide tba Semtoelea to their first offensive this season, with Alex McKJbbta as the ether quarter­ back. “ 1 export to see abort 31 boys to action tonight aa we try maffenelva aad datoaalvo autto •pigott said. Probable starters offeoalvaly will be Jim Greeny and Terry Christtaoaen at ends; Charles Bogan aad __Jams*.Markham at tackle*; Glynn Hodges and Billy Alford at guards nod Tommy Botnar at center; Roberta et quarterback, Ray Lundqulst and John Lovslaea at half­ backs and Jehn Minn at M l back A The first line defensively will •be Markham and Bogan et ends; Rusty Simas aad Charles Pen at taeklea; Hodges or Neely Rooe at center; MeXlbbto aad Alford as outside linebackers; Lao Rlsear and Johnny Wbelchol, Inside linebackers, sod Gracey Lundquiet aa sxlety man Coach Spec Everhart did art revqnl n storting lineup far kin blue and paid clad Terrbna but Hated a »-m ea Wavt *» » Military Shakeup By Red Chinese ^Tightens Control • • ^ w LONDON (U P I) —Chines* Communlet Boss Mao Ts* • Tung'S shakeup o f top military posts dipclosed m oves to tighten party con­ trol ov er the powerful Rod Arm y, experts on Communist affairs aald today. The high-level purge was rem ­ iniscent o f th* party-army druggle In Mo*cow som e two years ago when Premier Nikita Xkroabchev fired Defanee Minister Mar­ shal Georgi Zhukov, they said. Some observers said the Peiping regim e, which admittedly has been having interne] troubles, re­ cognized that the arm y was th* only organized body in Red China strong enough to trigger a r e v o lt Peiping Ihiu far has given no official explanation for the dis­ missal of Marshal Pen Teh-Hual as defense minister or the removal of Huang Ke-Cheng from his port as rhief of the general staff. But both posts went to staunch party men. The Defense Ministry was assigned to Marshal Lin! Piao, one of the forem ost Com­ munist commanders of the civil war days. A year a g t, he was named vice > chairman of th* perty. Lo Juiehing, who was chief of secret police ss minister of public security, took over as chief of staff of the more than three mil­ lion • man army. Lo, who is de­ scribed as the “ Hatchet man” of th* Psiping regim e, also was named one of the 10 view • later* of national defense. J. M. Jackson Dies •A t Crescent City Mr. Jams* Mann Jackson, Cres­ cent City Atlantic Coast Lin* agent died at bis bom * Monday following a heart attack. A native of Rome, Georgia, Mr. Jackson went to Crescent Ctty from Sanford to 1*32. Surviving ir e hit wife,, Plore n ct: two daughters, Nancy Lyna, • a n d Sarah Mara, at Crescent City; on* non, Dr. J. Wesley Jackson, Florence, Ala.; hi* parents, Mr. and Mr*. George Jackson; one sister, Mrs. Clyde Plercy, of San­ ford; two brothers, Robert, of Rom e,- Ga. and Marvin, of Fort Lauderdale; aad twa grandchild- United Prpoa Leased Wire Established 1908 VOL, YTJT football fans caa look for as • MUresting game" tonight, San­ ford Coach Jim Pipott said today as Ida Seminole* get ready la tackle the Titusville Iberian li at Municipal THE WOMEN ARE WORKING fo ttln f ready for tha Bate Didrtekoon Zahariaa golf tournament Saturday aad Sunday and Sonny Powell enjoy* the effort, dally with hto lister, Dot, carrying tha duba. They will Mayfair or ba among the golfera who play §nmj either «*»*.* at the »■ *— «» Casselberry country duba. All proceeds go to the Ameri­ can Canear Society. Fat is $1 and registration desk* will ba open from 8 a.m. until noon and 1 to 8 p. m. both days. Trophies will be awarded to top men and women players and a putting contest will be held at each course. The Women's Golf Associations o f tha two duba are sponsoring tha tourney. (Staff Photo) CHRYSTON, Scotland (UPI)— Forty-five men trapped by an electric explosion In a mile-deep flaming coal mine were given no chance of survival today.______________ “Thera ia no hope,” a National Coal Board spokesman said. A rescue worker said, “ It is pure hell down there.” X NEW YORK (UPI) —Stock pri­ ces at 1 p. m.: American T A T ............... 70V4 American Tobacco NW Steel .......... C A 0 .............................. Chrysler ........................... Hard-Luck Program WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tha United 8U tts find A 60-pound Vanguard III satellite into orbit today in ita tint outer apace success since Soviet Premier Nikita Khrnab* chev arrived here boasting of Russia's moon hit. The new satellite, shaped like an ovtrxixed Ice crei cone, waa carried aloft from Cape Canaveral at. 1:$0 a. by the tart of the bard-tuck Vao- SSto IStt OH Curtiss - Wright ................... 3 M DuPont ................................... 343 Eastmaa Kodak «••»•••*** 'IS Ford Motor .............................. 70% General Electric ................ WH General Motors . . . . . . . . . . S4H Graham ■ Paige ,...*«••••«* fit Inti. T A T 31to News Briefs KHRUSHCHEV DOES THE WAVING Mrs. Thurmond Okay HYDE PARK, ft. Y. (UPj) Nikita I . Khrushchev, w h o .h a s spoken of burying. A m erica, cams through the rolling greenery of tba mid-Hudson Valley today to lay a wreath on the grave o f the Ame- $1,458,977 Low Bid On High School Victims Sought 11,217 Purchase Driver Permits SANTA MONICA, Calif. (U PI) —Physicians sakl today that com e­ dian Red Skelton, 4S, probably will Seminole County drivers' license be released Monday from SI. sales totalled 11,217 at 3 p. m. John's Hospital where he has been DETROIT (U P I) —General Mo- yesterday. Last September 8,347 resting since he returned last tors Corp. announced today there - licenses had been issued after the weekend from a personal tour of will be no increase in the list pri- first 12 days of sales, Japan. Doctors said Skelton was ces of the firm 's 1960 model cars.- The courthouse Is open for suffering from extreme physical General manager of Chevrolet, license salts from I a. ra. to 3 fatigue. Oldtm obile, Pontiac, Rulck and p. m. weekdays and this Saturday Cadillac divisions all made timil- and next Saturday from t a. m. ar statements today to the effect until noon. Licenses will he sold that factory list prices will b e <in Oviedo from 2-3 p. m. Tuesday, the same or lower on new cars, Mondays, Fridays and .Saturday The Rev. Howard D. Gress, exe­ although many lines will have mornings are the heaviest felling cutive secretary, Presbytery of costly improvements and extras, days In the courthouse. St. Johns, Synod of Florida, will speak at morning and evening worship services st the First Pres­ byterian Church Sunday. Rev. Grass also will b« the speaker for the Rally Day services Kept. 37. No Price Boost, G M Announces Rev. Gress Speaker Cat Rally Sunday The Seminole Sports Car Club will bold a “ Loop the Loop” ral­ ly Sunday, leaving Hinson's Am oco Service Station on French Ave. at J p. m. Participants are re­ quested to bring a picnic lunch to the rally, which will loot about two hours. Short Causes Fire A short eircuil caused a car (ire yesterday at 13th and French Ave. The wire trouble developed when Sanford resident John J. Sen dees were held to Edea Bell was trying out a car belongCemetery at 10 a. ra. Wednesday. to * French Are. used car lot. Bridge Crash Halts Moonshine Run Forty gallons of moonshine a nearby awamp, the sh eriff a ofliquor were seized at th* Lake flc* reported. Monro* Bridge this morning after heavily laden ear attracted . . . . , * . Deputy Cooper s attention In Ora hot t o u r - c o u n t y pursuit by <ogt c lly . £ „ w that whcn ^ sheriff's deputies. turned a spotlight on the auto, A crash at tlie bridge stopped , Stacey and McGee Red at speeds Orlandosns Varoon L. Stacey a n d 1 “ P 10 * » m P-h- Tb« ne#ln* c » r Jesse L. McGee after their liq u or-1 * * ■»“ * . ro* k* , . , _ . , _ mg the turn towards Lake Monroe loaded car fled from O an ge City too fa st at 4:43 a. ra. with Volusia D e -! Stacey, 46. and McGee. IT, uties H. R. Cooper and Bob started from Orange City with 13 augherty in pursuit. Jugs of liquor. Seminole County 3fcG*e was caught at the bridge deputies Vernon Brewster, Russ about • a. m.a and Stacey waa Seeberger, Andy Evans in d Bob tracked down at 1:30 after a 12- Grant were on hand far the mil* bloodhound pursuit through arrest. B 1 jht earth's magnetic field, solsr X* Trafficante Guilty Skelton Resting The National Aarooautics and Span Administration ban aooounnd at 4:00 a. n . that tba spicc-chartlng mooalat bad Joined •even other U. I. lateiUiei and one Russian satellite in orbit around the earth. Scientists estimate the new ■etelUte'a lUe at 3» to 40 yean. Batteries eoosistlag of S3 small sllver-ainc cells, wen expected to provide power for ita radio transmitter for two to three months. The scientists said Van­ guard 111 would not be vUlble to the naked eye. The announcement said that ini­ tial calculations indicated Van­ guard III would circle the earth every UO minutes. Its lowest point weo calculated at 313 sta­ tute miles and its highest point et 3,300 statute mile* above the earth. Vaogmard It! was pecked with in^ g im fft( t f|fliuMril to . Fruit Shipments NO. 824 Success Closes Out 1 p. m. Stocks Lor ill i rd .................................. 41M Minute Maid »••»«. 19M Penney 1Q4V4 Penn UK Idle Royal American .............. 4H Sears Roebuck •tlMMSltSS HVfc Studebsker . . . . iitM M M H tl lBVh Altogether, S3 men ~ »re trap- U. S. Steel . *iiiH a a •***» 100H ped when wires to a ventilating Westing boos* EL ................. VTH fan abort • circuited early this ““ “ ““ “ “ morning, sending flames and smoke billowing Uirough the mine corridors. Six man were brought out alive by rescue teams. An­ WASHINGTON (U P D -D o cto rs other man was found dead. reported today that the w ile of At tin t , officials were confident Sen. Storm Thurmond (D-S. C.) moat of the men would be liv e d . wax ia good condition following a But rescue workers taking a •tx-bour operation for removal at breather on the surface laid opera­ a brain tumor. tions underground had been a m e r e l y hampered by falls of coal JA C K A O N Y JU J t.frW n -A N ew ta d rock. LONDON (UPI) - Queen sai­ The Ore was exUhgulshco by York firm h ie been charged anth l s bath formally dissolved Parlia­ early afternoon but officials said shipping 13,713 pounds of decom ­ ment today, and most members It would be several hours, perhaps posed lobster tails after one of nightfall, before rescue the largeat seizure* of foodstuff* o f the Houw of Commons headed aven for their home districts to cam ­ squads got to the trapped man or In state history. Federal agents said the im ­ their bodies. paign lor th* Oct. S election. Throughout the morning and a f­ parted lobster tails may have been ternoon wives, relatives and meant fee distribution lo Florida's tourist centers as a local pro­ CLEARWATER (U PI) — Gam­ friends of the doom ed men stood silently at the pithead. duct. bler Henry Trafficante was fr e e 1 The tails were seized at a local The other 10S men of tbs day on 110,000 bond today while attor­ freexer plant Wednesday night. shift escaped. neys planned sn appeal to his Tba retail valua of th* shlpmeot convict ion Thursday on charge* was estimated at $20,000. of bribing a police officer to pro­ William B. Logan, resident In tect a 1034 lottery ring. ■pector of th* U. S. Food and Drug Administration, said a libel Information baa been filed WINTER HAVEN (U P I) -D a ily charging Um International Fish­ carioadlngs in boxes from the Cit­ eries Co. o f New York City with rus Vegetable Inspection Division: •hipping the tails in interestate By rail, 3,041 grapefruit; by boat, Apparent low bid last night oo com m erce In an adulterated con­ 3TO grapefruit; by truck, 10.B33 building the new Seminole High dition. grapefruit; total shipments, 14,- School was 11,438,977 from Ken Officials of toe local freezer 1T1 grapefruit. Cannery receipts, Smith Construction Co. of Day­ plant said they did not know the 3,513 grapefruit. tona Reach. condition of the product when it Smith’ s firm offered to have the arrived Aug. 34 from New York. school ready for occupancy by Th* tails were shiprvd to this HARLETTA. Italy (U PI) - Res­ Aug. 15, I960 and to atari con­ country from Braxil where an |ncue crews worked around the clock struction with IS days o.' the date intenslv* investigation is ndertoday In the grim hunt for addi­ awarded. The county school b o a rd 1 way to tract th* ret*, of the cargo. Logan aaid. tions] victims of the collapse Wed­ will award the bid Monday. nesday of a five-story apartment A fire escape bid for Seminole The tails were packed in 13 and house. The bodies of 33 man, w om ­ High and Harper and Lake Mon- 40 pound boxes and had almost an and children have been recov­ roe elementary schools was re­ the same markings and site as ered from the 30-foot high pile jected because It was the lone o f­ Florida lobatar tails. fer. Three bids are needed. Th* o f rubble and debris. board will call for new bids. Parliament Out SANFORD, FLORIDA Vanguard Orbits New Satellite To Chart Routes To Planets Bethlehem 45M inersTrapped In Flaming Shaft FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1989 N. V. FARMER Realtors Board Elects Farmer rican who aald that this country had nothing to fear but fear itself. The Soviet premier w u ltd to the grave of Franklin D. Roosevelt by his widow, Mrs. Eleanor Roose­ velt. Khrushchev Is no stranger to Mrs. Roosevelt, She interviewed him at length during her 1957 Huasian visit. After the trip she wrote, “ 1 think 1 should die if 1 should have to live In Soviet Russia." Khrushchev waa scheduled to ■peak at the Unllcd Nations this afternoon and was reported ready lo present a “ plan" for disafmament. Khrushchev will wind up his IIday visit to the United Stales with a press conference and an hourlong nationwide television talk. The White House disclosed Thursday that these two events are scheduled on Sept. 37, only a few hours before Khrushchev boards his plane for the return flight tu Moscow. Mr. J. A. Cranston Dies At Hospital Mr. John A. Cranston died at Seminole Memorial Hospital last night, after i short illness. Mr. Cranston, S3, lived in San­ ford since 1917 when ho cam e w as elected beni from his birthplace in Ubpresident of the Seminole County; ley, Mich, lie lived at 1719 W. Hoard o f Realtors at the annual *‘'*r** St. ele c tio n meeting last night. Others * charter m e m b e r of the Sanelected to serve during I960 were fort1 f rrr Methodist Church, he C ecil H . Waller, vice president; wa* » ol ,h<? l»oarri of Gladys M. Dawson, secretary-‘ Trustees o f the Florida Confertreasurer; Genevieve l i l e l r , cor- enCH llw Kfte Methodist responding secretary and Charles Church ami for many year* waa F. Field, director. a delegate to the annual church Installation cerem onies will be conference. He wa» formely supheld in January. It was d ecid ed ' erintendenl of the church Sunday to hold a dinner meeting In Oct- *chooJ. Mr. Cranston was employober and invite the wives. Robert ed by the Sanford Post Office for S. Brown, Seminole County ion the past 17 years. Surviving are his wife, Agnes ing director will speak about coun V. Cranston; four urns. Rev. Hobty zoning regulations. Representing the loca board at ‘' rt J- Cranston of Tampa, Rev. the Florida Assn, of Realtors at Harold C. Cranston of Clearwater, the state convention in Pensacola Ri|Ph A- Cranston of Shreveport, Oct. I, 9 and 10 will be William »n*l w - Cranston of SeatH. Stamper, current president; tle: »«vt?n grandsons, two sisters, Farmer, Mrs. Dawson and Wally Mrs. Stella Minor of Memphis, Dietrich, director, Mich., Mrs. Alice lankelt of San­ ford; and one brother, Arthur Cranston of Miami. Funeral services will be at 3 p. m. tomorrow at Urissoa Fun­ eral Home, with Rev. Ira Hind­ man Jr. officiating, and Rev. E. LITTLE ROCK. Ark. (U P I) — J. Hood, Conference SuperintooFour men accused of Labor Day dent as assisting pastor. Burial bombfngs here pleaded innocent will be ia Oaklswn Memorial today, but a fifth admitted In- Park. Pallbearers will be selected volvement in one ca te and drew a maximum 3300 fine and 3-year from associates of the Free Metho­ Jail sentence under au 116)5 law. dist Church and of the local Post J. D. Sims. 33, a truck driver, Office. Mr. Cranston’ s family re­ admitted implication In th* dyna­ quests that In place of flower*, mite explosion that wrecked an contributions be made to th* John office In the school board build­ A. Cranston Memorial Fund of th* ing oo the night of Sept. 7?* Free U ctbodul Church of Sanford. 4 Bomb Suspects Plead Innocent 4 NASA said space charts would bo drawn from this and future magnometer experiment* to give man his first map o f aafe routes to lb* m ooo and planets. The magnometer was designed !o de­ tect pockets o f high radiation which a spaca traveler would want to avoid. WASHINGTON1 (UPI) — 9m. Albert Gore (D-Taon.) bad charged that some 'daiaietratian official* an eonsiderlac a "dolfe crate default" on federal govern, ment highway obligations to the states despite the fart Congrew acted to pnvent It Ho urged President .Kiaenhow* in a letter made public Thursday to make H dear the federal gov* eminent will net detank an Ha obligations. > The senator also said some ef> Uriels pish to exercise eoqtfrd over the highway contracts made by the states to parcel ant ro> duced apportionment* so they wtl not all coma due at once. Gore aaid the peotty-a-galloa k*> crease in gasoline taxes voted by Congress will not bring In wsough money to pay for the federal ihara of stata highway projects already under contract He quotrd Federal Highway Ad­ ministrator Bertram D. Tallam y aa stating that the Bureau at Public Roads plans to hold som e alata voucher* for aaveral next June to put them Into a fiscal year, “ T o ma it Is Inconceivable that the federal government should dofault to its solemn obligation to County registration hooka will the allies by refusing prompt 20be taken Into tit* county from im bursemsnt," Gore said. Sept. 27 to Oct. 3 so that new residents may register to vote on the reapportiunment bill and coun­ ty school mlllagc and trustee Nov. Registrar To Take Books To Voters 3. Supervisor of Registration Ca­ milla D. Bruca plans to lake Uie books out during the last week of registration before the elec­ tion. Mrs. Bruce will be In Fern Park Sept. 30, tentatively at the Prairie Lake Legion Hail from 7 to I p. m. She will be at Allamoots Springs Oct. 1, at the Com­ munity Hall from 7 to 9 p. m. The Sanford office in the Chamber o f Commerce building will be open from 7 to I p. m. Sept. II and 38. The office Is presently open Mondays through Fridays from 9 a. m. until noon, and from 2 to 5 p. m., and Satur­ days through Oct. 3 from 9 a. m. until noon. TV Star Charged In $125,000 Suits MIAMI (U P I > - Television hero Richard Webb, whose o ff • screen spy chase, snded to law suits ■gainst himself, admitted today the real Ufa episode was inspired by his TV personality, not vodka. "W hat I did certainly is a hold over from the role I'm playing in thii sh ow ," confessed the hand­ some star of “ Border Patrol," here to film sequences for tha popular television series. “ You get to think that w ay," be said. Two Insurance men filed dam­ age suit* totaling 1123,000 here Thursday against the actor and co • defendants. They claimed Webb accused them of being Rus­ sian spies and roughed then! up on an airline flight. The insurance men, Msnnus P. Tough ill. 3*. Salt Lake City. Utah, and Walter Bush, 39, Springfield, Ore., said Webb bad been drinking when lb* trouble started on an air­ line flight from New Orleans to Miami last Friday Tennis Tourney Pairings Made Drawings far the Sanford Re­ creation Dept. Tennis Tourna­ ment have paired these partner* and opponents; Doubies: Gene Tucker and Charlit Morrison will play John Bart low and Dick Mann. Melvin Jonea and George Gillette will play Laland Taylor and D. H, Pirtey. Harold Herbal and Buddy Proc9or will meet Pete Knowles and ~A1 Doudney and Wend all Springfield with Phil Login will play Gordon Dean and Norman M cfnnlt. For first round doubles, two out of three seta determine tha match. Games must be com pleted before Oct. 1 and players wlU arrange their own time and pU c* of play. In th* men's singles, match** will be John Barlow vs. Leland Taylor, D. II. Plercy va. Wcndall Springfield, Buddy Proctor va. Phil Login, Norm Melon!* va. Michael Sirianni, and Harold Harbat vs. J. T . Ferrell. A1 Doudney will bypass this first round If no one inters against him. An additional player can be entered in th* singles d o t to this bye. Women's singles matches wiH pit Tolly Brubaker va. Modtna Ferrell snd Meg Urquhart va. Dorothy Mann. Th* sama tima and place rules apply to single* U ut are set far doublet. Patton Funeral Services Today Funeral services for Harrell B. Patton, who died suddenly Wed­ nesday, trill be held ■( * p. m. today at Brlsaoo Funseal Homs, with W. P. Brook* Jr., officiating. Tha body will be taken la Val­ dosta, Ga.. far burial, with Briasoa Funeral Horns ia tharga �“ «5Tvl ri u i’ t •• . i. >*J • a f: I t i l l t l H j .HIM* M P a rte* y s a a s i a a 'ilp U k a a n to tte tha'Bibte But to tte telim r.lt a a m that cU *# lift It M t i U n Gad's f w i t e Enrjr day.’m ry tear; Ho ffraa ttearfth' e n illiiM adUy thrw ffc tte p m * Hla follows. Tte B|kt at Hia Word aUats steadily tte i ru lar w illte your joy. By aateriaf wholeheartedly tote tte 1 of tha Church, by firla f it jrour support, ywtecnaeo tte n b t s fjr —-. owb life* ted help sOMn’ to'aM 1thslti(lrtltel>iat|throufhfosch|day'B '♦>•»»» ' 9 iM«»t Throofhoat ttfa’a satin spaa, tte.Cha >kwUl halp uoAtho)Bihte .will ill speak to sb of God. Deis tte piston 1 u'thot to yeuTJt wflh'fg ils * ^ B it h n ie h )te U e v ia f(o y a if IM M M M »*••< AXM/Mm M M « c l b v iu Kc ojW ) - i,Mo pw oM hart M i iWaa “ataadtac M asaj a t I1 ■ " ■ MV The support of the Church Series is sponsored by the following Business.Firms: Trim • Elfle Figure Salon Rib Theatre Progressive Priiriing Co. Holier Motor Sales Wheeler Fertilizer Co. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Mayfair Inn W ill Ptambing & Healing Celery City Printing Co. Hospital Nates Sunday ItSaal .........t;«s a. at. Maniac Worship .... U:M a. a . 9. m. Evaalag Wteahip . . . . « ; N r u u m Satiric* Y o u i , Saaterd M ip olli S4ci, a n te d Vlrglaia Cfcapmu, lu t e d Mika Hcyac, D aln y Emily Shirley J m , S u l Edward Slmpaoo, M ated Dtimlaaaia Daisy Darla. Saterd l oalamk GutfcrU, lasted Harry Balky, r a n Park UPTBBBIB M \. u Y iN Wllson-Maier Furniture Co. Suited AHmrtic National Bank A Friend A Friend Lovelace Amoco Station D im Beauty Salon �% Tie Rev. fames L. Barnett, new mitoatet of tha First Christian Chunk, will ba installed Sunday, at S p. a . la the Church Sanc­ tuary, with tha ROv. Lawrence Ashley, executive secretary of the Florida Christian Misaieaary Socie­ ty efficiallaj. Tha Rav. Darrell Joachim, min­ ister, Vint Christian Church, DaLaid, will five tha addnaa. Others the program win ha tha lav. CBbert E. Counts, Immediate pest Ad-lnterlm minister ef Sanford, also from DoLand; the Rev. Robed Spear Jr., preiident ef tha Semi­ nal* Ministerial Asia., and ministar to tha Church of the Natarexe, and Vlacent W. Larson, chairman of tha board, Flrat Chris­ tian Church. Tha Christian Woman'*‘ Fellow­ ship of the chunk will hold an in­ formal recaption honoring tha new minister and his wifa, at the Yesley Memorial Parsonage, 1M1 San­ ford Ave. Tha recaption committee la composed of Mrs. W. H. Young, chairman; Mrs. Charles Griauv, Mrs. R. W. Ramey. Mr*. H. K. Wag. Miss Florence Bishop, presi­ dent CWF; Mrs. G. W. Morgsn, and Mr*. Clauda Bishop. It hat boon quit* obvious that tbs um ber of bast awn« ta tbs city sad county bJs hsnvily iseresned. H ill Is not S ly tbs csss Is our town but in practically every city that has wovigabts water nvnilabte* According to tha Outboard Boating Club of A marks, ST,000,000 Amsrkaus participated in rncraationsl boating laat jranr, an incraaae of about two million oWr 1987. Spend* log on boats, motors, and trailers alona last year topped $492 million. This year tha outlay will morn than likely ex­ ceed $500 million. In all, boating enthusiasts spent over $2 UDion on their recreation. Tha masons? Mom teenagers— Kora income—mom leisure time. ' In the current issue of Barron's there is an impressive report on the boating industry. A recent bout Mow staged by American 4LA.H.C. tnc., ot Inglewood, Calif, at the Baverly-HjHon Hotel in Los Angeles, featured everything from n 14-foot runabout to a 30-loot ocean going sailboat A bow diesel fuel outboard motor has b o n developed by American 2 A 2 .C ., which will be introduced next year, to cost name $50 more than the conventional outboard motor o f equivalent horsepower. The company say a that boat ownw * will recover the extra coat in smaller fuel bin*, lower ' maintenance, and savings on insurance because of a dlmln* iahod fire hazard. „ ,v Net Bales reported by this company for the year ended * May 81 were $44 million against $2.1 million a year earlier. T te congregation af too EbansIt la interesting to note another pubUcly-held company m Methodist Church has par* with a ataka in Ida outboard businesa la Silver Creek Pre­ chsssd aovtn acres ef land from cision (usually identified aa a Florida real estate enterprise t t e B. W . Millar and fam ilies for —North Orlan(o). Sales o f their small alsctrlc outboard tit,000. motors art "running about 150 per cent ahead of a year T te m inister, William E. personality in com pariaon to her husband,'is shown chatting quietly with Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower in Washington. The wifa o f the Soviet premier revealed that ahe speaks some English, but did not get drawn into any long conversations. LOS ANGELES (U P I) - The Sigma fritem itr. Police and smbulance attend-: family of a University of Southern California student who choked to ants charged the student's Ufa U about] death during q fraternity baaing might have been save today demanded a complete and SO fraternity members present had told what had happened. In-' thorough inve digstlon. Dr. Arthur L. Swanson, a den­ stead they claimed Swanson was tist, charged that some members gaffetlng from a nervous spasm.] The district attorney's office of the fraternity could have pre­ vented the death of his brother, said it w ss wilting for complete R lct'ird, 21, had they cooperated reports before determining whether to file charges. wltn ambulance attendants. Slats Sen. Edwin J. Regan, au­ Swansoo issued a statement on behalf o f himself -\nd h is parenU, thor of a new antl-hstiag law Dr. and Mrs. Arthur 8wanson Sr. which ironically went into effect Young 8wanson died early today, said "this com es d ose to Thursday when a quarter • pound murder. 1 think every father and piece o f oil im earrd liver be waa m atter In this stats should bo laordered to. swallow lodged in hit formed o f the gravity o f the situa­ Timms, soya that in Ur* very near throat during initiation into Kappa tion in many schools." future t t e congregation w ill erect a new sanctuary on tt e pure hated property adjoining tte church. m ' a\n The congregation la increasing L' * ■ I V .f l ( \ r.m and tte pastor also laid ha hopes lu. •• to nrganlre a -Mattodlat Youth Mj " V A Fellowship group and begin evening sarvicea with tha Old Gospel Preaching, to which the public o f nil faiths will be In­ vited. Ebenezer Church Purchases Land n g o ." w Quoting Barron's: "SUvv* Creek Precision sxpecta an upsurge in business when it introduces its 1960 models, whkh will be promoted with increased outlays, notably on television- The oompeny't small battery powered electric outboard motors, about equivalent to a two-horsepower — gasoline type, are in increasing demand Trunt fishermen and guides, either as auxiliary units or where gasoline engines are banned. This line now accounts for 16 per cent of the company’s annual sales, end it is growing in importance." Trends A Tangwnta from Forbes claims that Arvida Cor­ poration, the Florida landowner and developer, la now going into the oil businesa. Arvtda’s President Milton Weir, a form* er Gulf Oil employ#, haa signed a long-term contract to market Gulf producta through a chain of service atationa and marine outlet* which Arvida Intends to build and operate in this state. From the earn# source cornea this statement: "Ger­ many'* Dalmler-Bem, maker o f the high priced Mercedes, reportedly buying Into Studebaker-Packard stock on tha Open market S-P- distributes the Mercedes Una in tha U.S. At tha asms time American Motors ia rumored negotiating for acquisition o f BMW, another Gern\qa auto maker." ThU could account for the raebbt advance in S-P. Cold Hummingbird Travels In Style For Florida Visit MIAMI (UPIy— A hummingbird who flew south for 'he winter by noa-itop airliner buixed happily in tha warm Miami d im e today. T te hummingbird, found nearly frow n to North Woodstock. Vl . arrived during the night In a cardboard shipping carton aboard ■ Northeast airliner. It waa to be turned over to Lhc local Audubon Society. Tho bird was found by Mrs Eugenia M. Mooney, 75. vice pres­ ident of the Woodstock Humane Society, who decided what the tiny bird needed waa a trip to Florida for the winter. She shipped the bird Thursday aa a a "u teeial passenger" n i u , , , , , " to i . Mi­ u i. ss "ipedal EXPERTS SPEAR: The Bachs Review of Btehe A Co., predicts the coming months favorable for "machine tools, in­ dustrial machinery and equipment, heavy- industrial con­ struction, steal, autos, appliances, metals, rubber, depart­ ment stores and other retailing operations.” Herman Code, •resident o f Security Associates, Inc., favora Hewitt Robins Inc., (machinery-equipment), "Labor saving bulk material ami at a fare o( M. handling equipment, fosm and rubber moulded products Tha bird arrived at abcut 4 a. have good potentials, and with only 385.000 common shares m. and was grafted with this outstanding, Hawltt Robins' earnings gain per share may ba news: The high temperature pre­ startling If business continues as expected. Dividend return dicted fo r Miami today Is IT. o f 5.4 per cent la enticing.' Alexander Graham Ball give L X MU ' ' Tli« methods aad promises vnd in th« Dowling property appraisal in Seminal* Cpunly w in explain* •d to tha county tom minioa yes­ terday. Tha county appraisal was divid­ ed batman personal and real proparty, Robert Dowling reported. Business personal property waa appraised by examining property owners' books to determine “ tha quantity and value ot Inventor­ ies, and furniture, fixtures, and equipment." The apprel-ere made value estimate! ' where they couldn't gel tha figures, Dowling said. Incoma from tha land wla given primary consideration in apprais­ ing Sanford business di'trict land. For ether properties, lands that a person had sold were compared Quotable Quotas NEW YORK — F. Dell-Agnate, manager e f t t e tower section of the Waldorf • Astoria Hatel, d e ­ scribing te w Soviet Premier N i­ kita 5. Khrushchov reacted to an elevator breakdown that farced him to walk flv* righ ts of aU irs: "K hrushchev took It in ex cel­ lent humor. He Joked." parcels. Subdivided, urbaa residential, and industrial areas were mostly appraised according to tha front foot, value, "using suitable dapth and comer factors as required." Dowling said. Tan par cent of tha Princess Rushes New York Tour HYDE PAR K , N. Y . (U P I) Princess Beatrix o f tha H otter, lands apod away from the Roose­ velt eiU te at Hyde Park today an hour and a. half before Sovi­ et Premier Khrushchev waa ta ar­ rive. The princess wasn’ t trying to avoid the Russian leader, ate merely baa a full schedule, Tha SI-year-old heir-presump­ tive ta. the Dutch throne toured towns Is t t e Hudson Valley, starting out with five-minute stop* a t Highland, New Pall*, and H urley. She picked up a variety e f gifts, Including ten boxes o f frostily grown apples, 40 picture slides, and a book on tte history o f N ew Pelts. acre. Cleared Undo, tending law ■; proved pastuns, w en appraised 5 at a fao par acn baate vita*.". Farm laada a n divided lata sand aid muck land#, Dowind explained. Appraisal p rim far Iliad sand farma ranged D m tun to pee, and too** net tiled from m o ta j M i Tiled mack farms w in appraised at O k par acre, and non tOed at I S T Tha age and dtval-vnwU wt citrus groves aRested their ap­ praisal vahMs. Minimum avaragn foe the heal years, with "ranee* tlv* factors for the la .tetxrna y e a r s ." Orange graves from MU to $2,200 per acre. TaagarWa (a lto including fancy grapefh® end lima*) are valued from MR to II,M0 per .acre, aad gras* fruit Dorn MM ta tlJM . \ Build tags were appcslaod malhly by estlmatlag what, U weald coat to build them sew, end thta figuring bow much U had dear;dated. The Iproma n . toUdh% brings ala* eomatiisae •waa *t factor. -4 NEW YORK — Arthur Canton ibllelty m anager for tte M a­ ttie Theater commanUag aa tha sellout that resulted from Mrs. Nina Khrushchev's d eck les to tea ‘ ‘The Music M an ": ■ "S he arid out Urn house. She should com # her* every n igh t." C FORT WORTH, Tax. M s]. Kenneth Lewis, o f Denver, Colo., pilot and poly survivor o f tt e B-M Hustler that crashed aad burned on taka off Wednesday lig h t, sit­ ing up tha supersonic Jet bom ber: "It'a a good ship sad I'm ready to fly It again." SAN FRANUSCQ — Bap. John F. Shelley (D -CaliL), urging la ter Isadora at the opening n a tion of tho AFL-CIO convenUoa to op­ pose vigorously any congressman who supported strong labor re­ form measures: "C hase out of the halls o f Congross everybody who worked for the Landrum-Grlliin BUI." ROCK HUDSON atari in "This Earth Is Mina" along with Jean Simmona. The Univenal*Intcroattonal releaae opens Sunday .at the Rita Theater. Dorothy McGuIr* and Claude Rains play the key supporting rotoa. s jM GARY CROSIIY and Cnrol Lynloy are shown In a scene from the "Holiday for Lovers" which starts Sunday at the Movietnnd Drive-in Theater. Other half of the double feature program ia 'The Gunfight at Dodga City." This bill runs Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. TODAY SATURDAY OPEN 12:45 GET MORE OUT OF LIKE GO OUT TO A MOVIE. the first public demonstration of his telephone at tha Philadelphia Legal Notice “ JIMSee e f Pnbll* ■•arias Katie* la hereby riven In accordance with Section IS af the Semi­ nole County Zonlnr Retulatlons. Board of Ceunty Commlaeloner* o f •emlnots County. Florida, prepoaoo to sene the followln* doerlbsd yroperiy U-t Industrial) KEt* at NK>4 and tha B lie ft af X b'U of X E '» Section If-SIB-SIE and W>* af XW>4 af NW‘* Section 11-111.1111 Public beerier *111 be held In the Seminole County Court Mouee. Banford, Florida, In tba County Commlulonert room on October (, l i t ! at le s s A. M. er aa soon thereafter ee poeelble. Board af County Commlaeloatro Seminal* County, Florida By Jehn Krtder, Chairmen Attest O. P. Herndon PubtUh September It, lilt. FEATURE: 1:1 HAMS ALSO PH O NE FA 2-121* ADM ISSION — 49c KIDDIES UNDER 12 — FREE TOYS Van Johnson Kf I l Y .n l ME LAST TIMER TONITE T H U N D E R ROAD" ROBERT MITCHUM Piper Laurie •Martha Hyer FEATURE CO -FEA TU RE “ T H E YOUNG L A N D " P A T W A Y N E — COLOR PICTURES BLANKETS STARTS SUNDAY SA TU R D A Y — 2 FEATURES "PERFECT FURLOUGH" Tony Cartia • Janet Taraw a HaachheatJ KERW IN RUGS "If you marry | that man ( r you'll c h u t j him and cheapen Leigh PAINT yourteifi'’ MATHEW S TOASTERS T H E BIG COUNTRY" DAYTONA BEACH va SKATE CITY K ■ OPEN SKATING Immediately A fter The Game / It* Cry that Rocked * THE VALLEY OF THE SUN. RockHUDSON /UKSIMMONS 4 S DotmMcSWE NOTICE ■kato CMy -to to claaad to tte pablfc Tuesday, Sept. 22W, ta scramadate Ik* Callage Park Baptist Charch skattog *ariy. Doe Track Road, Juat Off Hwy 17-92 TURN WEST AT THE LIGHTED SHOE SKATE PHONE — T laifc 1-4081 atone end seer IRONS LIGHTERS Children 25c CO -FEA TU RE T H E GUN FIGHT AT DODGE CITY" Cm HUNS STABBING JOEL McCBEA CINEM ASCOPE * COLOR Hwy 17 - 92 & Onorm Rd. OYER 200 ITEMS- Til ba waitingk call me up • when I'm Monday Sept. 21 -6:30 P.M. AdulU 50c Sanford Farmer's Auction M arket GASOLINE Oratory Pack • Jaau Simmona CkarKoa Htalaa . Burl lir a PLUS COLOB CABTOON ADMISSION: AT THE FEATURE: 1:33 - 4 :0 0 .9 :2 7 • 8:54 JEWELRY NEW M ERCHANDISE(Contrlbuttd by local Marchanls) WILL GO AT AUCTION-FAR BELOW REGULAR RETAIL PRICE SPONSORED BY SANFORD KIWANiS for tha banafit of UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN'S FUND �uneuN i FO O DSTO KS Flerida'a h M M A by Lee J. (M b k n W D M Meath L Dm Quiseto." far, Nor. ft. leript m, Um IT-ysar-eU portrayed D our k le l m Power Shorfoges Seen In 10 Years if iO w i, lyabaB, eardrum distinguished via reception know* ITHACA, N. T. (VFI) -Freeestimates of America's aleeMeal H «tr needs indicate that within m n a n M l * the pewer UMi serving metropolitan artaa «BI bo hu ftM oH. CoraaU IfalvetaMy roaoarthara aay they are Making b r i l m at caWo tbol will bring m i m( QUICK COOK MKATB W ashington ■r U DAILY CROSSWORD i4 3 ~ S23T , im . . f - m . ' ’ ?.t\ *11 VIS l .’ im : i n o '. v : '■ i r i M M H mum Midi (!-, VM ij)ii.*ii:t:irtziM m i H II (4 2 MDU V 4 M lH IIM O 'V rif.l :■ MI4dlUl4H mwcjuh titiwai riu j ;oo jiwtiij.-j U M IIM ST. Erbium (syxn.) SEDtemay tvar.) M, Farter •, I l l M EO TSM 1A WASHINGTON That ntra pcnay-a-gaDaa M oral Us lav to further the cauae of superhigh­ ways should also aorvt to increase a growing oddity — the human ajtoball. The human autoball la a recMtly-davalopad brood of iraprraanal maniac who ha. no heart, no aoul — only a aenao of dlraclion and a thousand-yard itaro that peeps over bis awoaty hand clampod to Urn steering wheel. Vo ran out of gasouoa on a U-mile gasless stretch of the Ohio Turnpike, Just four miles — lass than a gallon — from the Youngs­ town plasa. Fantastic as this may sound, we ware maroooed — deserted, like on a forgotten isle—for one hour, U minutes. This happened on the Moulder of the road while a new record In heavy traffic was being established past us — at the rate of 4,ttft an hour. First, 1 raised the hood of the car and tied a white haodker* chief to the handle of the left front door, like the turnpike regu­ lations directed, to ladlcata: emergency. All It would have token wae a couple minutes to let a strand­ ed motorist siphon a couple gal­ lons of gasoline from a Good lamaritaa'a tank, for which Um motorist would have paid a heal­ thy premium. But, no. I tried waving. I triad yelling, 1 triad smiling. Those autoballs and their speed wagons Went ’’wh»oofr«om!" 1 waited for a friendly " screen e-e,” but all 1 got was “ xofroowoml" Finally Dotty said, "Let me try." She was la shorts end said, "Surely somebody will saslet a lady la distress.” She hiked dawn the highway, and took along our aad-facad, Ured, seven-year-old Indian, while I waited by the dis­ abled car, Ilka the rogulatimu directed. She vent ■ mile. Nobody slop* , aven though she’d given w autoballs a pitiful look from Ume to time. Old "Impossible” turnpike star- K would stop* Ironically, during that hour and « minutes that we were lorn to the world In that mass ef civilisa­ tion, M l a single highway patrol­ man passed by. which prove* that our advance In super-rostda has net distanced our advance In traffic protection, Finally, a service truck lumber­ ed by, and- In three minutes we Joined the parade ef the auto­ kens. These new roads have overcome the sends ef time. But, alts, somewhere along the way they’ve The U. 5. Army has a crass which can be parachuted from tba sir and can lift mere than ha own weight — which la eight RAVENNA PARK “Homes Built With Pride" C o u n b u j. J jw in q C d ith C ity C o w js itju in x ji. . . You'll find "Country Living” at its bast in Savanna Park. It’n serene, peaceful — away from the clatter of traffic, and yet— just a leisurely tea minute drive from downtown! Kitchen Eqniment • I flH M M lU C T I IC 0 0 RAMBLER! Modern G. E. As Little At $4 s # R efrigerators DOWN Monthly Payments LIKE R E N T! Every Home. F.B.A. THE TRAFFIC LIGHT * FRENCH S ev M y ou n m w th a n ev w ron fim iooft.M ----- ---- WILLIS MOTORS ttU M V A M i Shoem oJte* Construction Conpuy lie. ssi w. m k . t i l W. MU BL u n im u n m w m a u m u r c u -u DRIVE OUT TODAY! u u u u a i f A S41M F A S-IO t - �Personals Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weldon gad children and Mrs. R*y BhllUw (the former Miss Gingv.JM as) aal ten. of Orlando. Ml**’ Pat Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delvia Jonoo who will eater her fifoshaea year at the Unite*eity of Florida tide week. Harvey E. Dunn and Free moot Lang have both enrolltd at the Daytona Beach Jr. CoUoga this Morning ctrdog I, I and I of the First Methodist church New Smyrna Beach won rlattor* at the Children's Homo Tuesday. Mrs. Raymond Lawton, Mioo Doris Faber, Mloo Helen Snod­ grass and Bov. BiS Bwyaar at­ tended the mooting of "Local Church Emphasis’* held at the Trinity Mclbodlat church M u d Tuesday evening. Mr. aad Mrs. Harvey L. D un and family attended the family celobralion of the t«th birthday of Mrs. D un's father. B- F. Diek- MRS. J. D. RAMAGE stacks the pastries in the hands o f Capt. Ramage aa ahe buya from Mrs, George Waters at tha Bake Sale. (Navy Photo) *N.A.S. Wives Hold Benefit Sale The Naval O fficers Wives o f San­ ford held a Baka Bale at Use Naval A ir Station this week. All funds win go to tho Seminole County A s­ sociation for Crippled Children. Church Calendar Tho sale was a complete suc­ cess. Tho pies, cookies aad cakes went on sale at • A , M. aad tho entire Uno o f pastries w as sold by 1 P. M. for a tou t o f 9U4.00. Big *Oviedo Personals B T MARIAN* R . -JONES U r. and Mrs. T. H. Daniel! have bad as their guests their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan, o f Atlanta, Georgia. Mrs. Anna Bell W ryo returned f h o m e tbo last o f tho week from ^ A p o p k a , where ahe visited her aon-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Hudson. Jr. and other relatives and friends for several days. Mr. and Mrs. B ob Ragsdale and children, Marsha and Stevie, w ere visiting their mother, Mra. Hettie Ragsdale here Friday. Thomas Moon has been subtil. luting for Pete Aulln on the rural q ) route, while Pete took an airplana trip to North Carolina, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es E. Brook­ shire have returned from Atlan­ ta, Georgia, where they took their son, Jim m y, to enter Geor­ gia Tech. They also went to Franklin, N. C. to visit Mra. Brookshire'! brother and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es WursL Mias Ann Pierson, who has been with relatives in Valdosta, Ga., $ m ost of the summ er, Is home for a few days. Her father spent his vacation in Valdosta and brought Mrs. Jones Hostess At Evening Party Ur*. Ernest Janes was hostess to a group o f friends at the home o f Mrs. J. B. Oviatt Monday ev e­ n in g for a demonstration party. At­ t e n d i n g were Mra. Ernestine L ylei • a n d Mrs. Geno H itchcock of Longwood in d Mrs. Donald Jackson, Orlando, Mra. A m oi Atchley. Mra. Glen Atchley and Mrs. Bonnie Bhults of Orange City. 31 rs. Warren Hise, Mrs. Bertha Hardin, Miss Sarah Burns, Mrs. D . J. Parker, Mrs. Fay Lee. Mrs. H. E. Braddock, Mrs. Tom Magcnheim er, Mrs. Sidney Emanuel, Mrs. Oviatt and Mrs. Jones. Ann bom *. She leaves th* 21st for Stetson, where ahe will be a senior this year. Mrs. L. H. Webb la a patient In the Florida Sanitarium where she la reported to be improving. LRUc Joe Is itsytng with Mr. and Mra. Bob Ragsdale at their Titusville home while his mother la hospitalized. Jam es Allen Thompson, S u pt of public Instruction at V ero Beach, was called to the bedside o f his mother, Mrs. J. N. Thompson early Tuesday morning. Theodore Aulln, Jr., rural route mail carrier for Oviedo, returned home from AsheviUe, N. C. Mon­ day night. Mr. and Mra. Lynn Moaier re­ turned home aher spending sev­ eral months in Charlotte, Mich, with their ton and daughter-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mosler, and fam ily; also In Lansing, Mich, with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ward, and in other part* ot the atate with relative* and friends. Mr, and Mrs. Bob Ward and little son, Lee, have returned from a trip to Georgia and Tal­ lahassee where they left Mra. Ward’s lister, Miss Peggy Flem­ ing io register at FSU as a Junior, junior. Miss Kathryn Lawton, her broth­ er-in-law and litter, Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Laney, are enjoying the mountain! of Waynesville, N. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Jones and Mrs. Ruby U. Jones plan to leave for Blowing Rock, N. C. to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bollck. They will return through Waynesville and Asheville, N. C. Miss Nellie Beasley has been visiting the family of her fiance, George Riggins, at Omega, Ga. Friends here will regret to learn that M n . Max Cook, wife of a form er minister of the F in t Bap­ tist Church, fell recently and is in the Euslis Hospital quite ill. Oviedo Faculty Feted By MARIAN K. JONES A large group of pa rente w a i on hand to w elcom e the teachers at the annual supper honoring m em bers of the Oviedo High S ch ool and G ram m ar School facul­ ty Friday evening at City Hall Memorial building. Mrs. Sparks L*e G oats, hospi­ tality chairman, and M n . Jam es Fraser, first vice president, greet­ ed the visitors. Name t a p were pinned on by Mra, John Evans, M rs. W. H. Martin and Mrs. Rax QftPtf Tables were decorated wlt£ hite gladioli and fern and the fleers table bad an unusual arxangement of colored gladioli. M n . Douglaa H. Jackson, room mother captain, Mrs. E. L. Bellborn , and M n . R . W. Estes, w ere e U.P.W. Circle Meets Circle No. 2 , United Presby­ terian Women, o f tho I-aka Mary Presbyterian Church met Tuesday meaning at the homo o f Mrs. John W eaves in Lake Mary with Mrs. Mabel Brown -ervin g as co-hoacats. Eleven members were pre­ sent. A birthday cake was served honoring member* who celebrated their birthday* in September, They were, Mrs. Ruby Linden, M r*. Abbie Freese, and M rs. W . B . Harrison. in charge of preparations and ■erving. Mrs. Joe Uikler, Jr,, Mrs. Milton Gore, Mrs. Drady Mathers, and Mrs. J. Y. Harris assisted with the serving. Following the supper James Merritt Staley, recently elected president of the PTO, welcom ed teachers, parents and all who participated in the affair. He then Introduced all leacbcra present, and Supt. and Mrs. R. T. Milwee. Milwee spoke briefly, thanking the PTO for the invUalion and talked briefly concerning the school situ­ ation in Seminole County. Walter A. Teague, form er prin­ cipal of the local school, also spoke to the group. He itated that the county’s growth in school popula­ tion ranked third in th* State. Th* Oviedo School had an en­ rollment on the first day o f school this year of 477 compared with 407 of last year. It has since grown into the 450’*. Total enrollment predicted by Teague for the end o f achool year is 323 with an es­ timation of over 500 n u t year. Teague outlined plana for the school cafetorium to be construct­ ed toon, saying be now has •ketches of it and the seven classroom i to be started soon after Nov. 5, the date anticipated for th* op­ ening o f bids. W. H. DeShsso, local principal, concluded the speech making for th* *v*ning with a vary interest­ ing talk on the school, th* pupils end th* problems of both. themums, palms and lighted eand k s. The bride chose a gow n of em ­ broidered silk o rg a n ic over taf­ feta with scalloped neckline. A crown o f Chaolllly la ce with pearl drops and sequins held a finger­ tip veil o f French illusion and ahe carried a crescent shaped bouquet o f white feather-bush, centered with a whit* orchid. SHS Band Assn. Sell Calendars The Seminole Band Association announces the is le o f birthday calendar names, t h e annual pro­ ject o f the Asia, raises funds for the high school band. The I960 birthday calendar will hare names printed o o the dates o f birthdays, in n iv er: tries and m em oriim s and the sate o f names will continue until Sept. a . Anyone purchasing fiv e names will receive a free calendar and each person’s name that appears on the calendar will b e a guest o f Uw Movfeland Theater on tho dato o f their birthday o r anniver­ sary. Each name Hating costs 21c and tbo price of the calendar is 30c. Anyone desiring to list their name c m t h o calendar contact a band p a m t o r band m em ber. (P & a a d jw I a The sale was organised and sup­ ervised by the w ives of VAH-t officers with all o f th* wives con ­ Barnett Memorial Methodist tributing. Church Enterprise Board o f Chris­ tian Education meet* 7 p, m. at Church office. Women of First Presbyterian Church meets >:M p. m . for Bible Study and prayer. Boy Scouts m eet 7 p. m . Dependable S. S. Class o f First Methodist Church meets 7:30 p. m. The Lake Moo roe PTA will hold at the home o f Mrs. C. L. Wallis the first meeting o f the season on Elliott Ave. Monday at 7:30 p. m. In th* school auditorium, featuring a panel discussion between teach­ ers and parents regarding school principles, policies and problems. New teachers will be Introduced and aU parents are urged to at­ tend. A social hour Id the school lunch room will follow the busi­ Eight girit w e n guaata Tues­ ness session. day night at the Gamma Omega Chapter ot Epsilon Sigma Alpha at a swimming party bald at the W. K. Me Roberts' home in Loch Arbor. Due to the rainy weather, the group gathered in the game room By IDA M AY BJOBLOM for aa evening of game* and Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. Boyd and chatting. children left to make their new The girls were greeted at lb* home in Washington, D. C., where door by the president, Mrs. John Mr. Boyd wUl attend Johns Hop- Dickey and rush chairman, Mrs. kina University, 1. E, Estridge III. Lcdr. and Mrs. C. A. Johnson A snack consisting of party and children are also on the move. sandwiches, potato chips, olives, They wUl move in the very near pickles, celery, carrot sticks and futur* to their new home on the cold drinks was served. Isle of CataUna on Ctear Lake in Ruahces invited were Mr*. Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. D ee Btrkhlmer Mrs. James DtBrinc, Mrs. K. W. have returned home after a visit Fite Jr., M n . Jimmy Butler, with their daughter and fam ily, Mra. June Chandler, Mr*. James Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner of Wade, Mrs. Ed Gordon. Mis* Wierion Heights. West Virginia. Jeannette Klnlaw and Miss Dotti* While there they a lio visited Matt*. Others enjoying (he evening friends and rclaUvaa in Pennsyl­ were Mra. Dickey, Mri. Estridge, vania and Ohio. Mrs. Jack Schlrard, Mrs. Robert Harvey, M ri. John Higgins, Mrs. T . V. Metis Jr., Mr* Jerry Lumberson, Mrs. David Van Nesi, M in Sylvia Price, M in Patty L Monroe PTA Meets M onday Sorority Holds Swimming Party Toe her going away outfit. It* bride ebos* a two piece suit a| aavy frill*, with matchiog ihoet and hat. whit* glove* and orchid from her bridal bowuMt. After a wedding trip on Jeclyll Island lb * couple win reside at L-13 Green Mars Apt. N. W.itat, P lace. Qainesrlllc, Fla. s) U ada was born la BluefleJdcIf* Va. She is a graduate Of Segal* note High School where she wag an honor student, majorette, mem­ ber o f the Trl-lli-Y, on the stutMnl council and active la num effei other school activities. She '»► tended Orlando Junior CoUegf last y ea r and served on the.sUp dent council. > Brantley, a native o f Sanford^ graduated from Seminole High School and will soon enter hie junior year at the University of Florida. Ho la a m em ber of. Pi Kappa Alpha social fraternity, M r. and Mrs. 0 . T . Pearson have returned from a vacation la Marietta, (ia. where they visited their son and daughter-inlaw Mr. and Mrs. R obert Pearson and children, Georgia Lou and Robin. They also visited their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Jam es Rowland, in Portal, Ga. Lt. and Mrs. B, E . Grumpier Jr. o f Jacksonville announce (he birth o f a son. Benton Eugene III, Sept. ». Mrs. Grumpier Is the for­ mer Jackie Collins, daughter of Mrs. L. E. Armstrong o f Sinford. Mr*. Irene Harper o l Dublin, Ga., ia visiting her cousin, Mr. and Mra. Thomas L. Sullivan at their home on Cam eron Ave. Mrs. Minnie Bess G arner w ill leave Sunday to attend the stale beauty convention at the DeauvUlc Hotel In Miami Beach. Oviedo WSCS Meets n . wscs ot th. ftm w tiu la Church, Oviedo, will m e e t Monday night i t 7 p. m .-A covered dish supper w ill bo served by m em oirs o f the Chapel Guild Circle Mrs. Charles G ." Shaffer WiB preside at a business seukoo. fol­ lowed b y tho frog a m fo r tbo i h * MR. AND MRS. BRANTLEY SCR IRA RD Parent Night Held By IDA MAT BJOBLOM Lake Mary Elementary School held Us first parent night of the year, Tuesday, under the direction o f Floyd Richards, principal. The (Nvnlng b*;an with tha de vutional given by Reverend John W. PiUey of Lake Mary Presby­ terian Church. The faculty Introduced to the large gathering of parent* were Mrs. Virginia Toth, first grade taacher, Mrs. Elisabeth Ann Holmes, second grade, Mrs. Mar­ tha Smith third grade, Mrs. Mil­ dred Tillis, fourth grade and part o f the fifth. Floyd Richards, prin­ cipal, remainder of fifth and sixth grades, school secretary, Mrs. Martha Mitchell, lunchroom man­ ager, Mrs. Muriel Gardner with Mrs. Margarlte Townsend a* as­ sistant and the janitor, William Thorne. Mr. Richards then presented the plans for the new school which ts due to be started about Oct. 13 and ia due for completion in time for the starting of (he 1960-fll ses­ sion. The school will have fifteen Mrs. Terry F ay and Mr*. Yvonne Foster are planning to hold a scries of contract bridge classes, starting early next week, at the home of Mra, Fay, 303 Collins Dr., Sunland Estates. Both daytime and evening classe i will be held, using the point count system . Classes are now be­ ing formed and anyoo* interested in attending ar* requested to esll Mrs. Foster at FA 2-U4 for fur­ ther Information. Enterprise Church Services Announced S*rvic*i as announced by En­ terprise Ministers are: The Rev. BUI Swyear, pastor of Barnett Memorial Mathodlit Church has chosen for his topic Sundsy morn­ ing “ The Lad, the Lord and the Link." Special music by the senior choir. Sarvlca* for Uw AU Saints Epis­ copal Church as announced by Vicar Paul Shuhs. Sunday; Holy com m uoioa t ;M a. m. Monday, celebrating St. Maufacw. th* evangellet day, Praycra for tho alek, book report aad discussion Wed­ Miss Batty Beasley, who left nesday at 10 a. m . at Uw Parish Tuesday by plan* for Denver, House. Colo, to work fo r lb* Retail Credit Co. was surprised with a farewell "get-together" at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Steele In Sanford. The hosts presented Mlsi Beas­ ley a lovtly sweater guard as a "goin g aw ay" gift. They also pre­ sented one to Miss Beastey’a sla­ ter, Nellie, who la leaving fo r a fo r th* ju g in our restaurant temporary stay in Georgia. and drwp this ad late it. Wa’ll Miss Beasley Feted At Sanford Party Delicious punch and saodwlchM hold weekly drawings. were served to the Misses Batty, Nelli* and Rose Mari* Beasley, # John David and Jimmy Clayton Y ou r pboiw will ring if you win Beasley, Mrs. J. G. Beasley, all ot tw o complete dinners o f ike Ovtedo; Homer Ballard, Geneva; barbecue that taste* good . , . Mr. aad Mrs. Blaka Sawyer and Ilka barbae us should! children, Donna aad Gayte; and n a iu i Ed Vickers, all of Sanford. LISTEN! 1 4 .9 5 1 * children’s work, At a recent meeting ol the En­ listed Mens' Wives Club h was voted to disband the present or­ ganisation, reorganise as a "N avy Wives Club" and to apply for a charter from ihc Navy Wives Club o f Am erica, a national organisa­ tion. This pruceduru w at carried out and in (he future (he d u b w ill be known as the Navy Wives Club. It is necessary to hold two meetings under the new name before apply­ ing for a charter. Present officers o f the organisation will serve until the new club ia fully organised and chartered. Personals Bridge Classes Being Formed classroom* and a combination auditorium-dining room , Tha present building w ill be completely re­ modeled and include four more classroom s to bring the total to nineteen. Tentative plana are for eUuieulaiy childicu frurn Sunland Eaiatea, Little Venice, and Loch Arbor to attend the Lake Mary school neat year. The grading ayatem used was discussed and explained to parents along with w ays hi which they could help their children and the school. Parents then retired t« their children’ s hom o rooms to talk with teachers and discuss their Good Shoes me«xt good posture for your childl The next meeting wil] be Mon­ day at I p. m . at the U. S. 0 . Wives of all enlisted men in the Navy, klarinc*. Coast Guard and Air Force (both active and retir­ ed) are invited to attend this m eet­ ing. FINAL JMMER PILOT CLUB DELEGATES, prcpnritiK to leave for the Fnll Council meeting of District Four, Pilot Internation­ al are (left to right) Mrs. George Stine, Mr*. Harvey Swanson and Mrs. Raymond Hall, president. Mrs. Jt-unie Blair also accompanied the group to the meeting which will be held at the Shamrock Village in Ft. Pierce, to­ day through Sunday. (Staff Photo) MARKDOWNS CLEARANCE »SLACKS iSUITS OSHIRTS •S P O R T COATS ALL STRAWS V i PRICE WALK SHORTS v SW IM TRUNKS SHOES LOAFERS SPORT SHIRTS IF WE HAVE YOUR SIZE IT'S A BAR G AIN! All merchandise ia from *ur regular alack of bast advert b ed lines. W a have cut prices I* Ike bon* , . , mar bad daw* I* AIR-CONDITIONED ADDRESS: ................. When laundering blanket* soak them to rrmov* Um dirt instead of agitating them. Agitating often RICHARD’ S P IT HOUSE h *7 it - « a 115 8. MAGNOLIA AVE. SANFORD FA M535T ■ .■fa* 0 �U*1 I i i-|H ; HR ■ m WL H . — s» ^ a . r . ■ m i l m ■ -& W V I -m m ina ‘ t 'tif ***1Ifi.tM'I■'' 111 ti Oct 9, KctterUnofl O c t ll, Fort Myers Oct 29, Winter Park N o t . • Leesburg N o t . 13, Bishop Moore Not. 20 Lakeview Front tow ( l tor.)t Lla Rianer, Paul Flowers, Chester Fawleyj Truman Troutner, Alex McKlbbln; third row ; Duane Goembel, Jamea Markham, Charlea Fox. Jimmy Grace/, Johnny Wckhei, Mika Roberts, Mealy Rom, Doug Tamny, and Charles Bogan. -Fight Team. Tight r iTogressnre ranting to . Har - Car Alumnium Seminole 0 Dawn's Beauty Salon Oak A t e . * O riaais M r e I V' Echol’s Bedding Co. Venetian Blind Co. J ■ .* 'J . "We’re with yon Semineiee’* Sanford Boat Works Harriett’s Beauty Nook T. ISO f e . Oak A re. Celery Are. at the River Beat Wishen Far Your *51 Bauson Stanley - Royers Hardware Co. “We’re behind you team** S14 I. IselerC Ate. FA 14U1 Philips Colonial Cleaners l i t Be. P th aetl# A re. Wert Jewelry Store Vi Raymond Lundqitfst u IK1! Pinecrest Inn S llj i « f . t? • i t i* . fa .., V Real Eetata ,! Mesa ■ v ,' : i m v .;," Cavannaufh Tire Service . “ Dietribulec o f Flak Tires” l i f t Be. Fieeck Ate. . TA J-ttU Celery City Printing Co. I l l Be. h rk Ate. Smltty’s Snappin* Turtle » H. B. Owens Gulf Service Uth BL a Park Are. TA 2-2432 S o u t h S e m ln o lo B i r d . F A 2 -2 3 1 1 A. D. Rosier Good Lock Wholesale Plombing and Heating Cook’s Corner y\ WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO. Sheriff a*.. •»* « ) i *1tf ■ • » i *? * f v ■■Ni i Ii . i I t U ttn M tw iM — r ’n n .i n w T W . t b i t SL rA M . in * "Go, SemJnoles! LOVELACE AMOCO SERVICE * ■■ 201 8. Park A rt. FA 2*0950 , �* » V*. .. IfC . ••“ • *U i l f f L ! 1 •• ' * 7?r. *> **• * .^ ro®t *? r,^.! R°o»ld Conrad, Bonny Getman. Don McAlurrsy, Bill Fagan, Jeusoa Jou**, TerryM iller, Via Welch, Mark Whitehead, James Jones, Bobby Bowen, Hanxel Bennett; second row: Ward Waters, Rkk R o m * , Butch Riser, Dusty Crawford. Jim TerwlDegtr, Jim William*, Bob Hughes, Larry Outlaw, Emmett McCall. Eugene William*, Jo# Welch: third row: Tommy Henson, Billy Johnson, Mike Morgan, Jim Westland, John PhlUIpe, Gary Davison, Boh Margolin,-Ray Middleton, Fred Lewis, Gene Freeman. v * rw r i] . .»VV* • •j SJ H - 'i : 1959 Seminole High Football Roster NICKNAME — SANFORD SEMINOLES, HOME GAMES Go S e m i n o l e s ! PLAYED IN MEMORIAL STADIUM COACHES: JIM FtGOTT, DAVE LAUDE, BUD LAYER > i* j»' ei DICK SILVERS V ' rfJ i^V^ar* • , tU'e** #nVe* *>r^ei Our best wishes CENTERS TOMMY BUTNER JOHN WHELCHEL / for e PAUL FLOWERS TACKLES Successful Sesson CHARLIE BOGAN (CAPTAIN) NEELY ROSS ^LMES MARKHAM CHARLES FOX DOUG TAMNEY DAY V GUARDS BILLY ALFORD BURK WINN GLENN HODGE RUSTY SIMAS V 1 R Y CHRISTENSON JIM GRACEY TRUMAN TROUTNER CHESTER FAWI.EY GOOD FOOD 24 HOURS EVERY DAY — IN AIR CONDITIONED BACKS RAY LUNDQUI8T (CAPTAIN) JOHN LOVELACE JOHN MANN U N RISNER JIR R Y DILLARD COMFORT BILLY ROWLES • ^pRBY BARBER Ernest Skully ' MIKE ROBERTS Elsie M t e H ubs b ALEX McKIBBIN • NITE GRILL The State Market Restaurant ENDS JSttitVs,; K V * '•IV •• 3P«--3?P:'a." . ; # ' Good Luck Sa O DffiAM & TUMOR * ,0 ". ■ II i l i f fiu U d u M a i i 'r t * f **; • o $ \ 3 > im h V. *■-0 d to m n A * OF S U N L A N D ESTATES AND SOUTH i V% - *x ’. Lm ia S M M lS PINECREST . Sales Office: Cor. 1 7 - 9 2 and 27lh St. '•• ••At V ... .vj r r»■.•-• �4 (B a n ta m Photo) LTtvyoQoysmkt Durocher To Be Indian Pilot u manager ef tto Tlgwa. Jimai* Dykes, pnotet Detroit pilot, ntuntag to tho Job he left oo coot* e! the Pittsburgh Pin tti. And the strong possibility ol Cmndios TiesHanson For Lead a lot n o n work, particularly tba second string toon, but be doesn't wont to rick say aoriooo injuries before n o t week’s opener with TuUm . Gustafson pot hie teona through a droaa rahooraol tor tho Tulane fan # Tbunday sight. Tho fint and aocoad loana with Fran Card quarterbacking, noted tho third teem and nserves M to 0. The offensive work of tho tint toon waa food bat tho second team fnnhled several lin n near tho goal Uno. "They need tremendous work,” Beats* at N ew -Y eah ( eight) Baumann (4 4 ) va Maas (14t>. Baltimore at Washington (light) atantty undershot on fairways and •Pappas (144) va Fischer (M ). greens slowed down by heavy rains Cleveland a l K a n s a s City earlier la tho weak. (sight) - Ferry (114) vs Daley Tbo eo-faVeritas, two-Uma Na­ tional Wonwa'a Open champion (lt-U). Detroit at Chicago { night> - Mkksy Wright of Saa Dlago, Calif., Lory (IT-10) or Running (10-U) is and IMP landing money-winntr Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg, S. C„ Shaw (1*4). wtro la trouble all afternoon. Miss ■si r dar's Gamas Wright finished seven strokes back Detroit at Chicago with a 7t and Mias Rawls had a 77. Baltimore at Weahtagto* Boston at Haw York Ralph Schnolder of Daytona Cleveland at Kansas CMy, sight Beach, Fla., la Mamqrial Auditor­ ium here to even hit pro record at two win* and two defeats/ Tba crowd waa counted at 2,436. Former worlds heavyweight Ford Leads El Paso Field; Hebert Tied For Third Place torney and aecratery for Gw BitM l. Montreal also made a strong pitch for a franchise In another meeting with Rickey Tbunday. A four-man committee from Uw Caby-John C. Still* meter, president rn Uw Biaona, Mid a three-and-a bail hour conference Thursday with flicker, president of the Coathwwtal League, and Bill Shea, chairmen of the mayor's committoo la Now York and chairman ot GW faundors* committee. "A Strong presentation supportk g Gw application of Buffalo waa new stadium In Montreal which would seat 43,000 and would bava parking space for 10,000 automoRichey admitted that Montreal, too, would bo gives "serious con­ sideration.” Ho said Gw group's Ford, happy wKh Ms putting on a tricky course, held a threestroke lead going lato tho second round today la Gw 930,000 El Paso golf tournament. Ford abot a sparkling aevanunder par 34414* first round on the M33-yard El Paso Country Club course. Three strokes behind Ford at the end of the first round Thuriday on Uw par 1743-72 count waa Joe Campbell of Knoxville. Tena., and Iverson Martin, El Paso, each with Ms. At 0 wen Ernie Vosslor of Midland, Muton La Clair of BirmtaghanjyWa., tad Jay Hebert of Art Wall of Pocooo Manor, Pa., and Dow FlnitenraU of Tequesewho along with Ford • tournament favorites, Season hrGame Tonight League Leaders VaMad Pm a. Internalies*! NaUennI Leagwe Flayer * Ctab G.AB R. H. Pet. Aaron, MU. ’ Cnghm, St. t . Cepeda. S. F . Pinson, O n . Boyar, St. L. 144 13* 143 141 142 301 433 373 621 339 114 41 00 123 00 211 132 193 199 170 .337 .322 .320 .313 American Leagw Kuean, DiL 131 329 Kalina, D e t 129 0 4 Runnels, Boa. 140 533 FOX, ChL It® 603 Wooding, Bat. 136 427 93 190 .333 71 137 .324 » 166 M l SO 113 .304 63 129 J02 Ran* Batted In National League — Banks, Cubs fane, stopped die cooteet at Uw 137; Robinson, Reds 123; Aaron, start of the fourth round when Braves l l l l Bell. Reds 111; MaSchneider felled to answer Uw thews, Braves 102. belt Amsrksa League—CoUvito, In­ diana 101; Jansen, Red Sox 103; XlUebrww, Senators 100; Lemon, Senators 96: Maxwell, Tigers 92. BALTIMORE (UPI) - Heavy National League - Banka, Cube weight contender Akmiio Johnson la favored at 43 to beat Tony An- 42; Mathews, Braves 40: Aaron, tbony In their TV fight tonight Braves 36; Robinson Reds 36; and sand Uw ilenJcr New Yorker Maya, Giant* 31. American Leagwe ■Colavito, In­ back to Uw light heavyweight diana 41; Kilfobrcw, Senators 40; division. Their 10-rounder at Uw Balti­ Lemon, Senators 32; Mantle, Yan­ more Coliseum will be televised kees 31; Maxwell, Tigers 30. Pitching and broadcast nationally by NBC. Johnson of Brsddock, Pa., la National Leagwe—Face. Pirates unusually fast for a heavyweight. 17-1; AntonclU, Giants 19-9; Law, He kMt only two of Ms 19 starts, Pirates 174; Conley. Phil* 12-7; lUs 17 victories include five knock­ S. Jones, Giants 20-13. outs. He is rated eighth among American Leagwe—Shaw, White contenders by the NBA and 10th Sox 1S4; McUsh, Indians 144; by tha Ring Migirine. 11a never Wynn, White Sox 20-10; Maas, was stopped. Yankees 13-7; Lary, Tigers 17-10. United Fnan M s im Us u I Mister Touchdown takes over Gw SouGwaaterr Conference cam­ pus sets* beginning tonight in what promiaaa to be n banner football year. Tba IMP season opens In New Orleans. where Tulans and Flor­ ida kick oG Gw season tonight. As usual, tba SEC la loaded—with Uw great and with the question marks—and thousands of fans are grabbing their seat cushions to see if it’s Auburn, LSU or Missi­ ssippi—or for that mailer, any of the down clubs. Tulane and Florida have not been honored with top rating! in Uw SEC, but LSU Coach Paul DlcUel, who knows a little bit about the game, says Tulane is vastly improved. Florida Coach Bob Woodruff, not exactly an op­ timist, saya Tulane is the most umterrated team in the league. And Woodruff says ho never knows when Ms own team might go into mbit. Georgia and Alabama play Sat­ urday ot Athens, Go. Both squad* a n auepoct by their big brothers, mainly because Bama's Boar Bry­ ant and Georgia’* Wally Batts don’t like to lose. A potential morale problem in tba Georgia camp was settled today whan Fred Brown, last season stop ground gainer, returned and apo­ logised for being AWOL all weak. Kentucky and Georgia Taeh meet in the only other all-SEC gam* at Lexingtoa, and Coaeh Blanton Collier expect* a crowd of 30,000 to attend a battle figured to teat Tech’s ratxle-daiGo play against some tough coal mining players. At Baton Rouge Saturday Lou­ isiana State lays last lesion's No. 1 ranking oo Gw lint against the Rice Owls. The game will be witnessed by sa.OOO fans at the enlarged LSU stadium and countleai millions on television. Mississippi travels to Houston to play tho University of Houston Saturday. Auburn, Tennessee, Mississippi State and Vanderbilt begin (Mr seasons next weekend. ownon. Bill Votek and Hank Grooaborg. Instated otherwise. Since that time, Dttrocher waa tounded out by Clereload General Manager Frank Lane about m ao-A aging the Indiana In 1000 and tho final ohatacle was removed wit* tho Inclusion o f. tho stock deal. Dawdler left his OU,MOo-year Job with NBC TV Thursday and admitted ho was "In Gw midst o l negotiations” for ■ baseball Job. Ho also indicated it woo possible the announcement of his new Job would be made "before tho World Series." Coe In Semi-Final Round O f Amateur COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo — (UPI)— A funy-checked Texas kid tak.a on defending champion Charlie Coe today In. the semifi­ nals of the National Amateur tournament. Twenty-year-old Dud Wysong of Dallas tees off against Coe, the, master prediioniat. In Uw first 36-hole match, with 19-year-old Jackie Nleklaus of Columbus, Ohio, pitted against Gene An­ drews of Whittier, Calif., in Uw second semifinal. These four made It Into Gw semifinals with a pair of victoriM each Thursday amid Gw cold winds, rain and fog which covered the mile-high Broadmoor Chib court# throughout moot of Uw day,. Johnson Fovored TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Florida State Seminole* will go through light workout today in their final pre-season practice before meeting Wake Forest Saturday night. Tba Demon Deacons of Wake Forest arrive here this afternoon. They will run through a late evening workout under the lights in preparation for Saturday’s gam*. The teams clash at I p. m. Saturday at Doak Campbell Sta­ dium. FOR NEW ACCOUNTS “OLIVETTI* PORTABLE t y p e w r it e r w ith* 95,000.00 ACCOUNT with n 93,000.00 ACCOUNT RADIO with a 91.000.00 ACCOUNT Neck pains: Did you ever wake up with * a n * part of tha spina] cord, pain In your node? M on than This would Unit tha tranathat maaaa ywi h a n a nUaaioo o f aoargy over tha nanrna with a naultant fan- i- ~ ’ CREDIT FINANCE CORP INTEREST PAYABLE MONTHLY OR QUARTERLY I ak~ |urujI iw ila ment is thf only Ipgical way 9 20 Quartarty for a 91,000 Loan I to eom ct 4h* of nock ? I?® **?? pains. Than la no substitute ’ A t „ ‘ rtu for Chiropractic a d J u a t H .nm . nf "Today I will 9 40 Quarterly far a 92,000 Laa* E m doubtedly lm . pinged. A aub> ftaxation (mlsfo. Mtnwaot) at tha has# o f th* a n d aauaos not only headaohaa aad nack achat, but ind ta rtfn n . constipation and otter diaerden baoauaa tha Oas o t i series of artkten fbllah od fat tha pabtfa teteroat t* i n i t h ta d flw tn U tha praetka of ad m lifli Chiropractic, written bar Dr. f . Laa Rarwta wtwaa a n te* to teoa tad at M l 8. h w d t A va, aad tie tateahana ■ a k t v la f 90 Quarterly for a 93,000 Loaa “Featuring Fashions And Footwear For The Family” S100 Quarterly for m 95,000 Loaa ^ v a il a b l b t o a itttop rru o f Flo r id a o n l y CUP AND MAIL Waal qaarttrly iacea * I weald like U tevest • S . NAME — — AD D RESS --------------- a n -------------— PLEABB BIND INFORMATION ON FBOSFECTUB - T,„ —■ �------- j *. -.11 I Itl L u i R iic t r l»M II) K iv Talk C n ( l l » l t a l Tit* I*) Wttibar Til* I t) Mew* ID Raw* tilt I*) V h Uii 1:1* U ) U n n i i , lit at Series I-— (I ) Khruehchev Tlalt ID ■ I*) Bronco Hrnnco a ID Bold v n t m " • % V i k ^ 'i i a w ^ M l ID It) „ ID lilt id It) t ilt* It) ______ ID TonVt* t^Voromn K Ttffetropt RlttMMW Naked City ipioiiight rtarkaui Andy William* Alcan PMWI t l FibberMcGee And Molly Arrive Oh TV Screens a tw m w w G f K U S T B ., K u . - r t. , ttm iM T .'T B . At m m point 1b Laramie, the ■ tw hour too* Weitern that come* M b bbt homee via N1C-TV T ubst> ) sight, Jota I r i t h Mid M ■obeet Fuller, "T h ere'e a real * * t l ) Tree Bleep ( I ) Basebell— Red* ▼* Pirate* ft ) safety Ptret |llt«S <•) BaaebnU ------ IN News i ID PataUtr stake* i < » Poser* Pluyheue <D Uael* A) ID Football— Rle* Ti LOU (*> Called Natloae M ud lea* m M h* meant the Wyoming etty Far Laramie, the TV thaw ■7BB. BaaMaa Smith and Fuller, Mm itular eaat include* Um o Car* MiUMl and young Bobby Craw* tort Jr. Tutaday hight'a guaat •tan wore Ematt 8o*H ml| , who ww' * • ** » « tnrB WUv {{! E S a t S 'T N , l <{> K anos* Capers ( I ) Bnterday Theater Pw ty had little to do, an d‘ Dan Duryea, who had hia trouble* with the role o# « aadletie gunman. The plat waa right out o f the u u ia ia fne* tory but l o n i o f the acting « u ID Mi*k*y Roeoep ID Cbamyloaekln Bowllan I i d pave Derrtnntr (» ) hfsTle—Wan tern ) ID J tosto Jtm (* ) AaHeee Ptetlew ID (Dean R aw ed litta ta> Ontainn ught DM ID Life of BUny t i l t ( » Oamn e f Cemedr (I ) M M i Blaae tlM II) Mr. A M m Harth It) An Tke W nrlt T u n a (I ) Duffy'* T m n ,m % v n s s ,w .w M m alley equally it the aaccei fa M M M U } S r -played by Hugh O'Brien—wai waanag guna again aad about is tit# uaa war* weiring bandage*, thaAks la hla Bata aad bullet*. ,.** Just Ilka Um goad ok* daya la lilt Dadga City. Aid hara wa go ltU My aaty aulhhla aotaea with M ila. ____ tattt W Um&in Gontnl Iniuraneo 114 N. Park Ay *. •it# in tha appear an ee at M ayer Latrt* rta, played by Hal Peary. Decked out la a (lapetick vaudeville coetu m o-th e only player oot draeeed realistically — Parry’ * seen* waa krulavaot, unfunny aad (low ed tha abow. 1 auppoea ha waa la* aartad hi order la keep the faith F A M Itl it Hewn** Been* Graceful, Streamlined Tha Immob atartar for Alcoa praaaata oa ABC-TV waa a good taut UUle drama about a blood doaor who went nuta bncauaa tha ractplaada mat vlotant death*. Su* iaoaa Pleihette aad Norman Liard perform ad in believable atyw. Lloyd waa tha blood donor. NATURAL GAS CO. rti A N 1K >•<** it',)' Hite 11,11 UlH Deposits mey be mode here day or night! 19 x 40* • inch * Lawia acripta that permit th to cut faoae and forget ah aaatlmaatnl detour* that *1 down tha fa it pace that auch n com edy require*: ThaVa m y etc# to the producer. Students' Desks In Rich Walnut or Blonde With Htndy Utility Drawer II:M (I ) T h fn e 'fiifa i'A f.-H llit e (I) Benreh fee Temeerew (D PnaMmlme Q lk H it* (D II CneM Be Tea FOREST, S. *Ws Catty A fm r im O v Owr •. Legal Notice Mg Pros WELSH TKE SHOP TW A m a d ABW *pBNmm An A y«k*alafag *to*» B* . * * * FRENCH AVE. and 5Hi ST. hM M*vtag yerW. the circu it Ceart ea a* Thursday, Oeteker II, t i l l . fell to dq to jndament by will he taken a* a Im l yen relief demanded u the MMlIiJlL kafnre II yen defnnlt for Ua bill et DOME AND OBDBRSD at Baa. ford. BeanInote County, Florida, thin Ilk day nf Beytamber, IN*. (■RAL) A P. RBRXDON Clerk e f Ike Clroult Court By Marika T. Vlklen, DC Pant C. Parkin* •«? Went Baulk atreet Orlande, Florida Altarnay for Plaintiff Pnkltsk SeyL If. II, M A OaL B. A •u Ream fm SHOP * 0 0 1 HOAD M A Y ia r Now V. a. Bapat U m m orr the convenience of aar sight d*psaltery, Tharu la as seat to Utah to aor bank batfsva H doaea to JapoaH the gaps tocelpta. Our gapeaUefp la acceaaibla at all bourn nag money la eumplately ad 5 » a » ll 'V.ttlV> W ililtV Logoi Notice w a s u* Ton CALL, WHITE OR COME INI *S A N E O R D ic k h i O A tlantic ^ ^ Coil . I*BAD - Ik t>tS|4i »A M S fl amf PA %*m •AT PNON1 p a M t fl eitkar e f yen, may kave **•!*• I B M eetata I* tke t fllM ef Hen. Wile** A lea*»4w Ceuaty Jed** *f l*mla*t* Ceuaty, at hla nfflre In th* Coart Hnuan la Ban ford, Flor­ ida, wlUila olnht calender month* from th* tlm* of Ik* flrat public*, lien of thU notice, Bach claim er demand man* bn In w rlilat aad real*la th* ylac* of ret Me*** aad pnet *fflo* add ran* o f the elslm•At aad m oot bo awera in by the aUlmaat, hla annat or atterarr, #* the aama anall k* vale As Kaaaatili a f said eatata /• / Elisabeth B. Barnard Ptret eabl lent lea ea Beet. J i IN*. n al b a n k . + £ ?* * * * . J*■ a ^ JtiU SBLMCT AND LAY AWAY CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW AT WIEBOLDTS CAM BA SHOP SIS a. Park Asa. For home delivery • Plsatg fro* WELSH TIR E fBftlnlailF, lha id J Clerk e f tke Clrrult Court By Martha T. Vlhlaa. DC Pant C. Perkin* NT We*t Bentk Btrtet Orlande, Florid* Attorney for FteiaUff WlBBl • Y. IN CDt’ UTT J i n u K t COI HT, ■BHIXOUI COtlt UTT, PLONIUA KSTATB OP nOBRUT 0. DllEKl.t.V, in Tint ciBcvrr oavnf op run Deeaaacil x ix t w a v a iciA L cta ctirr. in NOTICE TO niEDITOlUi abb n a ■b m ix o l b c o iix t t , AI4 j PRRBONH M A T IN C r L o n iiA . m c h a v c id no , TO Ll^IMB OR DEMAND* AO AINFT ■AID BUTATII j a n n ie m a r s p a t e s . Ton and each ef you are haraby Plaintiff, notlftad and rauulrnd la III# any •Ta* claim* and demands whisk yea, or W ILU R M A T H , DafendnuL aiiher o f yaR may hava against •aid estate la Ik* office of Ron. x o n e w TO APPBAR Wilson AUaandar, County Jude* (TATE OP PLOBIDA TOi *f a.mlnol* County, at hla efflee Willie apatae I* th* Ceert Heune la Bnaforit. Ad drain an* Baeldaae* Florida, within eight calendar Unknown an We hereby natlfltd tknt n month* from lha Um* o f U* first ef eamyUlnt lee dleseee baa publics Ilea af tkta nolle*. Baeh claim or lomaad must bo la writ­ bean filed anal nit yen. and you are required to anrve n espy ef ing aad eontala th* pine* af r«al> rear answer or Heeding to Ike dance and peel office address of bill ef complaint on th* Plaintiff* tk* alalomat and must be sworn attorney Punt C. Perkin*, I f f Weal to by tb* claimant, hi* agani or atBonth atreet, Orlande, Florida, and toraay, or tha tarn* shall be veld, •taphaa T. Daa# file the ef Inina] aaawar er pleadAncillary Bineats* af sold Inn la the afflee of Ike Clerk et Batata. Ike Cttanlt Cenrl en er kefsre W ilnu O ar, Oeteker 11, t i l l . If Th* Bdnford Herald you fall t* Bn no Jndament ky da* Andaman, Hush, Ward A Dana 11*1 Florida Nat‘L Bank Bide. Orlando, Florida Attorney* for Aaclllnry Biaeulor Flrat yubllaoUax wa Bapt. II, l l l f . ford, 8em lanl a Oonaiy, Florida, this *th day o f September, 111*. a P HERNDON • U*si S n ID Movie Prleo la ain k l (I) I Leee L oot H itt 111 Ceaeealealleu It) T ee Online da m ,- nod tw o leading Dutch TMVMapAT V. M. Undecapo arehitacta warn naked ID Aereee n > B u r l to ptaa the araa. They art work* t l ilt It) [» Ceett Be Tee ID feearek fee TomorreW lag la eaaparatloo with American ID Pantomime QMS landscape architect* and horti­ culturist*, ahaping up th* new ID Munle Blnae gardana for Mwir form al apanlng ID Tonnar next eprlng. DM it ) Ae Tke WeeM Tame (I) Matinne Tkealre The cooparatloa o f tha Dutch ID Greai Olldaralaev* la not (topping with the layout DM ID Queen r e f A Car o f th* gardaua. Some 1^00,000 ID Per Boiler or W ane hyacinth*, da fh d lla aad tulip* ID A Day in ceert hava baao piantad hi tha gardena l i l t ID Thin Man (D 0*1* tlsrm . with • team af tap plaatara from l i l t (I) fe u n e Dr. Maleae title (UP1>— An aaaaual experiment la latent* ttooal cooperation la turning I S acre* of Ramapo MouaUia waaHaod aad meadow beta lata «■ * a f tha natloo'a largeat flower gardeoa. Tha fnmoua Keukenhof gardena a f M tos, gafladlla amt hyaclotha la H itlaid tnaptred the planning a f Starling Fora at Gardeoa. So KA8Y dia& Wjw sd (I) Ratteen Xayera De ITB&UNO M A ( i l l ID Neva A Wen thee CALL FA 2-2611 �s- I*M TAKJN1UP Vl OiSTANCH RUM NEXT/ UV* A t TH* IU T ADDRIM LV TOWN—Nlctly decorated; ■ffltkacy J-raaw furnished apartments, PARK AVENUE n C O »! NICELY furtrtaM farag* apa**' mast Couple only. FA M R . Legal Notice •Plaintiff* ■AMUXL ALEXANDER. at al COORTAKETUECS. ttttWPttSRWM 1 »FU»AWPUI0£( M lU iW S H K j W T iL w /r r -r fl k*i»». ■•»<«•«», ? » fn t» « * HOMES FEATURING! QstMly U m *m T - O r i* t e W f VISIT MODEL AT 500 French OR PHON 1 PA H I M •m t f t m t m m tcvr h m o o m tf __ __, GREGORY LUMBER VvW D O N TM XI J *' BUN VOUQ SCHOOL* ytO BICUH KA f iU M I N M S /S K r A S Y S T flM .* V ILL BBT*/ DON« V X t t HOHRWOBIC? t DIO MV FPCNCM OqBlMO LuMCH -y / / A'-L MOPPtO a / l J) H o u c . 'w o W ABO UT t h a t ? K H 2M DOVDU Y PAT LUNCH/J ^ I u J? \ DWW3 sruoy PCJ8IOO. UP/FWI3HBO n -w p a cN O t P t«o a ' 3-llOOM apartmani, eoapiately remodeled, coeektiag *t livings room, badroom, kitchen and private bath; flrat floor; II ml®utai drive Eaat of lasted , I blocka from sew hiwty. Ptooo FA 3-3)71. DeteaSanl* •TAT* o r FLORIDA TOi CHARU l T. s t e b v e r , JR., a ll* known no C. T. STZEVER. JR4 alaa kaa>a u CHAR T. STEEVER, JIL, It ellv* hla unknown apouao It mar­ ried. and If doed, the unknown liWHOAf WtflE RSTUa-J MNTUOWUWi 'UElttCUMWPON'r RAVENNA PARK HOMES THE COOtd T TO , DUNNS* COOKTHH CANT c o e v a l THAT* JUST WHAT MV r MOTHCH SAID WHCM VCCATI AT MY HOUSE V A FEW MINUTES ASO u ra n - laaa at U a said CHARLES T. STEEVER. JR., alaa known aa C. T. STEEVER. JR , alaa known aa CHAA T. STEEVER. JIL; LKVI A JOHNSON, It nllv* hla unknown aaoaaa It married, and If daad, tka Hikaawa kalr* davlaaaa, lasataaa and sranlaaa at tka aald LEVI A JOHNSON; CLTDC JOHNSON. _ \___. It elite, kla ankaown apouaa If marrtad, aad If dead, ilia aakaawa hair* dev laaa* lepatees aad aran•eaa of tka aald CLTDB JOHNSON; RHKA JOHNSON. If allaa, kar o n . kaawn apouaa If married. and If dead, tka unknown kalra, davlaaaa, Uaaiaaa and ■tiataaa at tka aald RHKA JOHNSON': C. T. STEEVEH. It allv* hla uakaawn apouaa If aiarrlad. and If daad. tka unknown kalra, davlaaaa, tarateee and arantaaa at tka aald T. C. STEEVKJl; LAURA M. STEEVER. widow, LAURA M. STEEVER. dauahlar, AMELIA r . COLLINS, dauahlar, and CHAR T. ITKEVER. JR., eon, aa tka purported kalra at the abovenamed C. T STEKVKR. derea.e-1. It allvt, ttaalr raapaetlva unknown apouaa* It married, and If dead, tha unknown kalra davlaaaa, Itpaleed. aad aranteea at the above-named purported kalra at tha aald C. T. STEEVKR; LAURA MAY STEKVKR. JR., It alive, bar unknown apouaa ir married, and It daad. tha un­ known kalra, davlaaaa, lecataea and ■ranlaaa o f the aald LAURA MAY STEEVER; J R ; MART J. OILLIAM, if alive, bar unknown opouao If m arried,. and It daad, tha un­ known kalra. devlaee* lerateoa and ■ranlaaa o f tka aald MAKY J. OILLIAM; L. R DIXON, If alive, kla uakoown apouaa It married, and If daad, the unknown kalra. davlaaaa, lesateea and freatoeea of.th e aald L. R DIXON; EMMETT C. ADAMS, If alive, hla unknown opouao It married, and If daad, tha unknown kalra, davlaaaa, laaaloaa and granlaaa of tha aald EMMETT C. ADAMS; W. U PARTIN, If Oliva, hla unknown apouao If married, and If dead, tha unknown kalra da­ vlaaaa lasataaa aad prantaea o f tha aald W, U PARTIN | OILMORU PARTIN, If allv* hla unknown opouao It married, aad If daad, tha uaknown kalra davlaaaa lapataaa aad arantaaa of tka aald QILMUKE PARTIN: R A. PARTIN, It aUva, hla unknown apeuat If married, and If daad. tb t unknown kalra dovia***, legatees and srantaaa o f tha aald R A. PARTIN; C. P. DICKIN­ SON. L. A. UQUOIL and W. U. DAVIR aa tb* laat-known directors aad truataaa at 8TELBERLOU LAND COMPANY, a dlaeolved FlorIdo eerporatte* and tholr aakaowa ■ueeeaaors or aaalsao la IntorOali EVELINA KNIQIIT, If allia, bar uakaawn apouaa If marrlad and If daad, tha unknown kalr* devisees, lopaiooa and araniooa of tha aald EVELINA KNIGHT; E V E L I N E XN1UUT aad HAMPTON KNtOUT, kar husband. If a llv * tholr raapeclira unknown apouooo It marrlad, aad If daad, tka unknown kalra, davlaaaa o f Uo aald EVELINE KNIUHT aad HAMPTON KNKJHT, kar buaband; Milk. ROSE K. HAMILL, If allvo, kar unknown apouaa It married, aad U dead, tha uuknown kalra, davlaaaa, laaateei ond ■raataaa at Ua aald MRS. ROSE E. HAM ILL; J. U. BOYD. J. W. WARD, JR. and J. A. POUT, aa tho Inal-known director* and irualaaa af SOUTH FLORIDA N A V A L STOKES COMPANY, n dlaaolvod WKLAKA APA im U ITE : m u private bsths, 1V W. Flrat EC aad LULA A. XNIOHT, kla wlfa: U R XNIOHT. It nllvo, hla anhoaeta apouaa If marrlad, aad If daad, tka unknown kalra, dovtaaaa, lasataaa and arantaaa a f tha said L H. XNIOHT; FRANKLIN O. KIXO If allaa, kla unknown apouaa It marrlad, and If daad, tha unknown half*, davlaeo* lefita t* and araattta af tha aald FRANKLIN Oi KINO; A. J. LUISLER. If attva, aa a director and truataa « f LAKE HART HOLD1NO COMPANT. INC. a dltaolvad Florida corpcratloa; and hla unknown aueeoaaora In Inlaroat ar aaalgai: J. X. SNYDER. M tM S S J i kalra. davit***, laaaloaa and pranteat of lha aald J. E. HNYDEIt; K. L. SNYDER, alto known aa RDIA L INTDEK. If allvo, kar unknown opouao If married and If daad, Ik* unknown kalra, devlaaa* lasataaa, and srantaaa af tha aald H. I* SNYDER, alio know ns KOIA I* SNYDER; WILLIAM H. HOLDEN; It alive, hla unknown apouao If marrlad, and If daad, tha unknowa kalra, davlaaaa. laaataoa and aran* lata af tha aald WILLIAM H. HOL­ DEN; SAMUEL ALEXANDER, If allvt, hla unknown apouaa If mar­ ried. and If dead, tha unknown kalra, davlaaaa. Itaalaaa and svastaet of the aald SAMUEL ALEX­ ANDER; HOMER a HUDSON, It allvt, hla unknown apouaa If marHad, aad If daad. tha uakaawn kalra, davlaaaa, Itaalaaa and sraateta af tha aald HOMER (X HUD­ SON; WILLIAM HARRISON HOL­ DEN, also kaowa aa W. H. HOL­ DEN. It attva hla unknowa apauao If metrled, aad If daad, lha un­ known kalra, davlaaaa. lasataaa and ■raataaa o f tha aald WILLIAM HARRISON HOLDEN, alaa known aa W. H. HOLDEN; J. F. STOREY and BLANCHE STOTIET. hla wife, alia know aa J. F. STORY and BLANCHE STORY, hla wlfa. If alia*, their raapaetlva unknown apauaaa If marrlad, and If daad. lha raanattlvu unknowa h air* davlaaaa, laaaiata and sraaiaaa a f tha aald J. F. STOREY and BLANCHE STORET. hla wlfa. alaa known aa J. F. STOUT aad BLANCHE STORY, hla wlfa: and any and all ptraena harlot or claiming any rlshf. tula ar Intarast la aad la lha fallow las datcrlbtd land Heated la Seminole County, F lorid* lo-w lt; TRACT Al Tha Nerth H af lha South 4 a f 3-dEDROOM bouid, kitchen furaiibtd. Pbood FA 3-3744. 2-ROOM furnUhtd apartment, s !m B • room furnished partmant 310 Magnolia. Avalubl* now. Telephone A. K. Roeael* tar. Florist, FA 3-1BS1. New Missile Sub GROTON, Conn. (UPI) - Tto Theodors Rooievelt, tbs third F *-A laris mUiile • firing aubmarlod, win bo launched Oct. S at Mm Mara Island Naval Shlpiard is Vallejo, Calif., tbs Navy said. Mrs. Aiks Loagwortb of Washington, D. C. will ebrittaa tbs submariM named lor bar father. TRACT II The Weal 4 a f the 0 * 4 a f tha N E 4 : tha Wait l / t a f tha B W 4 o f tho H E 4 of Station II. Taw sahlp II South, Raapa II Eaat. TRACT J l l Tha Eaat H a f tha » 4 af Mia NEU; tka Esat 4 o f the N E4 a f tha s e u i tho waat H o f tha N E 4 o f thb S E 4 : tho Esat l / « of tbs N W 4 o f tho S E 4 •( Socllas ««. Towaahlp II South, R sopo 11 EssL TRACT K : Tho Esat 4 af tho S W 4 af tho ■ B 4 I tho Waat 4 at tho SW 4 o f tha BE4 , Section II, Xawnahlp tt South. Rsnaa II EsaL TRACT Li The S E 4 a f lha 8 W 4 o f Saatlnn I*. Tawnahlp tt Sauib, Rsusa II Eaat. , TRACT Hi \ Tha South 4 uf tha S E 4 af tha S X 4 tlaaa tha N E 4 a f tha S S 4 of tha IE<4 of lha SE 4>; tha Bauth 4 af lha NW 4 a f tha 1 X 4 a f me SE 4 af section II. Towaahlp II South, R a ise It EsaL You, and sack af you, ara hereby notified aad required ta appear aad til*, personally ar by year atterae% with tka Clark af lha ukova-atylad Court, your written defines* tf any. la lha BUI to quit! Tltlo Iliad haraln tialnat yau lu tha ahavo* aiyltd aaua* aad ta aarva a cosy o f tha name aa Plalatlffa atitraay.f below, on ar befora tha 1st dap at Octohar, A. D. 111). Haraln fall aat ar alaa s Da*ran Prs Caafaaao will ha altered osolaat you. WITNESS my hand sod seal al Sanford. Seminole County. Florid* this H U day a f August, A. D. HIE FRAMES TRAILER PARK I Hiway 17-92,2 ml So. of Sanford I ia now under NEW OWNERSHIP . . . I ROY & EVELYN Da W IT T " u l It (D s W wb tb s M i n it’i wlB b « luwwa a s Trailer Park lavlU yow lesfeeiloe . . , , , • 35 60’ LOTS • LARGE PATIOS • GAS STATION & GROCERY • CHILDREN WELCOME f ---------h n ~ . (SEAL) Cl P. HERNDON Clark af lha.Circuit CaurS By Martha T. Viklta Dapaty Clark W. e. Hulchlaon, Jr. , Edwards Bulldlhs C Sanford, Florida Attsrneys for Plaintiffs WANTED Tank Truck DRIVER-SALESMAN Must Have C hauffeurs L ie n s* sod b* Fsm ilU r W ith B u fo rd u i V k la ily . But* A g* and E ip srlw c*. �- — rW ? w " g - c c t r Water f S S d ! Phoa* F A B4V40. , a f t e /T p h S t o F A S-TMR tarnished. Apply at 117 W. 3rd. Fhead FA I M l LOCH ABBOEt B r ta U M B B E . homn aoar g r if •nurse. Overate* yard whh p a p f tth rt. Y aa m w tM O W o h w p M F A M E S MODERN t o n a trailer $ » nor month. Ph. FA t3071, after • $ m . F A 3-3333. ROOM a * s BORED hi PHONE: D irt, PA MIM Nights, PA ATM or PA M F A R M : M MTUO, •itod, oovoral irowiaa wtui* L argo horn Room y 1 BE. hone*. Easy terms. Fh. FA 9-UML private r i f a s . Wo* « U i C O U N T E J^O U E MANOR: 3 l o t 9310 down. aarniM pa m a n • 98740. 1*0 B. Real Zatate F a r In to HOUSE, u fu r a ., 3200 MoQaavillo. $ . Rato Rotate F ar Bale ow r UN Ann. 1 to Mk Stamper Admits I1U JO K k w l m t i k u THIS /ram# ham* hi* enough nico funitura so that you Just havo ta nova to and start Uvins* Tka hardwood floors and 3 ostra larfa bedrooms will make Ufa a Joy. $000.00 full price with law dewa payment aad tow, tow moothly payments. m IS A EASQAINt guilt peaceful Lake Mary, Marly m s , 3 larga bedroom and larga Florida room; big living room with picture windaw; huUt to a matura citrus grata os larga «iv*’ x l i r tot Can bo bouDt for $10,MO be­ fore October lit. p.ymeats 9TLN par mouth. Tbo price goes up after October lit 1 have others Uhl It tor $13400. Stemper Has Lost W. H. "RUI** STEMPER Agency Realtor A bearer Phone FA 3-4$$l 111 N. Path STEMPER Agency Realtar A Insurer Pb.se PA I-4M1 lit N. Park 1200 Down $100 Par Month 3-BEDROOM, t hath block home with carport* sad sterigr; terrasas fleers thronabont: kitchen ogtoppod. Noar school. Total Odham & Tudor, Inc Phono FA 2*1501 DON’T BE C O N F U S E D ..! blinds, dishwasher, <1 automatic washer, and other extras. Situated < shady lot, this h a m yours for Just tl$,SM. i <E & g J U ^ ■ ■ 1 « aW FOR The Car To Buy Is The English FORD BJit and W k ed hy famous FORD namel Fh. PA 3-1201 WITH T U B E OUTSTANDING FEATURES: America’s Mato leonosstrs] Car! Standard Amorican HUftt Standard American Koto and Behai Serviced Nationwide by Aothertood FORD Dontern! $3.30 FUte tho Tank I $340 Buy# the Tngl LAWN MOWER Repairs - Hoot­ ers Cloanod A Serviced. LEWIS SALES A SERVICE. ritr W. 20 St. Ph. FA 2-T92S or FA 2 34to. W O M E N Earn that money for school e x ­ penses white the children ar* in sebool. Commission plus Savings floods. Write NOW, Box 34d, Lockhart, for inter­ view. Hair Styling — Psrmanenta —Oil GAR ipaea boater, good condi­ Treatments— TV Stamps, Soft tion, $20. FA 1-712$. Water — Air Cond. Harriett's Besoty Nook, 103 So, Oak— CHASSIS for TV house trailer; Irrnied — Bonded Painting A GE refrigerator, FA l-ITI?. FA 3-3742. Decorating. F ret Estimates Work Guaranteed. SEMINOLE CEOWDEK peas, okra, b y ttte P A I N T ING CONTRACTORS bushel. F A 2-0419. FA 2-1204. FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS Enclosed head, g ag -proof hot torn rail wilh plastla end*. FUstto Florida $0. te aich . CsU FA 2 2903 •r^rayon tapes. Cotton on nylon FLOOR saadisg and fteUktog nr FA 2-1T29 after a p. m. W. EXCELLENT Strawberry Waxing. S e r v in g C. Mute, Box 131. West liL f t . ROOF CLEANING AND COATING U S D DOG Puppies for mo. old. Lewis J. Bai Eielusiva agent tor SURCO to Bos 174. Lake Monroe. this area. Work guarantied, es* FA 2-3007 for free estimates. BILL EVANS OPPORTUNITY ron An Experienced Lsdy With A Brood Background In Aeaounfc Ing — Preferably A College Graduate W ith A Dogma J s A s. counting. Our Businees Is Growing And Wo Need Additional Feraoaaol. W ork Will Be Directly Under Tha Controller W ith Dutton Including: General Ledger. Subsidiaries, Financial Statement* And General Control, W r ite Giving Complete Resume O f Background, E xperience view O f Written Presentation. Pay Commensurate W ith Ex* portent* And A bility. ODHAM & TUDOR INC. M a g n o lia Dream Homes TO TA L P R IC I Plants M IS. G L X A B O a ^ U t o ^ a r y . And References. Interviews By Appointment Ouly A fter R * . FULL SIZE Formtl Opening 2iR|23!ZEE5EiE^E2i PERMANENT Baby Sitter and Mother'* Helper to live to. CaU FA 2-3144 or FA 2-2M3. while they la s t! MATTRESS & BOX SPRING COMING SOON j — Dewa Payaoat-lfa C M ttf Surplus Aluminum Paint, good quality $2.03 gal. Army-Navy Surplus, IIS Boston! Avo. ciesn tog , FOAM RUBBER SETS — 17 92 at Hiawatha 3-BEDROOM houie, large lot, 3400 Adam s Court, Wynnewood. Term s. 1t» N. Pnlmotto______________________________ Ph. FA t t l l t SEWING MACHINE round h o b bin, u s d S month*. F t o t w v d JACHOnrS RCFA1R SHOP and m a n * . Caraptote M M M> year guarantaa a i l attash* Woldiag - ktedi. A Gao. Repairs m eat! Ju it taka over paymanta. W. 30th. A Old. L, Mary Ed. Sevan pay m enu of $041 each, TV SERVICE within the hour. o r cash aetttem nt can ha Service Call $2.30 plus parte. made. Writs l e x M, t a r t la s* Work Guaranteed 3 Mo. Ph. ford Herald. M ary E . Carman — Lao Salved RAYMOND M. BALL H U N T LINCO LN - MERCURY “In ta« City of Gmciout living” FA 3-int, ASSOCIATE" In addition to tho above wo invite AND ASSOCIATES you to inspect ou r largo selec­ Real Estate — Insurance tion o f the finest 3, 3 and 4 bedroom homo* to and around Sanford. Many listed exclusive. 21$ So. P n ri^ A v e.^ P h l'rA 2-5611 Sanford ]y! M ay wo servo you? Evans Bldg. T.aV* Mary Open Friday Nile ‘ till 1 : 2# Ph. FA 2-1230 ......... $||25 /V lu m b t o y A H a t o j n ^ R om L. Payton BeMetered Real Estate Broker I-BEDROOM, Florida room, tiled bath home. Near air bate on Saatord Avo. $230 down. Inquire payments le u than rent! goo STN Sanford Ave. • this today! BE SAFE! BB SURE! I yyiaiw h M l WOtoW A r t . P A M W W. H. B ales O f f i c e . flo. M o th tr of Sanford JOAIto E . First » t Pb. FA 9-000$ BROKER We Invite you to bo our go cats absolutely fra# without obllfatioR at ooo o f Sanford’ s leading Motab while yon local* suitable housing for you and your vout faaiily. Pick up your key at tho DELIVERED $SAVE$ Now A Usad Fsraitnra and Applianrao NEW CB t-kadreom, lto tUc MS So. Park Av*. Fh. FA X4N1 batki, terrsno floors. OE stain.less stoel kitebon, carport*, utl 4 HUGE LOTS 33' x 1W, 300’ lity room; pump and sprinkler South of W. First SL Interssted system. CsU FA 3-M1P sftsr call after T:09 to evening, Stemper Wonders F. M. FA 3-T930. What you would do if you owned HOUSEWORK, any kind. FA 34277 two sera* on the north to Lake Jessup, with 300 feat lake IRONING done at my home. Call frontage. Open a Fish Camp, FA 3-3M7. parhapaT A great ideal Yours tor $11,130. DAY or NIGHT work to cafe. ROLLAWAY, HaopRal aad Bahp FA 3 3341 after 4 F. M. W. H, "BUT* STEMPER Agency Stemper Suggests Bade. Day. Weak ar Month B etter A loonier that you buy this beautiful brandFURNITURE CENTER Phono FA 1-tot 113 N. Park new. 3 bedroom, concrete block UN Fioaoh Aro. home to satisfy your deslr* for Fh. FA M M the best in convenient city Ur* ing. Close to hospltsl and down­ Confute Uwn Matntoaaa town. Price $10,300. with good tmms. 4 ' b •♦t- 11 » } w WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD «— l$i7 CHEVY farter sOdan, food eaodiUoo, H39. Cat ho sees at llttrewer's Garage or phooa PA 1-toll. WOMEN SEW for profit Easy ELEGANT RESIDENCE Esady-eut wrap arauwd spree* home. Not profit $30.10 on 3-Bodroom coocrota block home; 3 batha, colored flitum t Asa doooB. apareilme vawturs. Write or t o m hodraam; etrporta uti­ ACCURATE MFGRI, Frttport, N. Y. lity; Florida room averlooting Stemper Believes toefP nrfmmlng pool with You will delight to entertaining automatic filtraUoR. Lot .alee LADIES — Have seed for extra $$$ ? Spend S hrs. daily aad if you become the proud owners 200* z 300*. P r l e o $31,tto. tarn $3.20. Hours to awn choice. of o m of our saw 3 bedroom, Teraa available. P l e a n s a n t , Interesting work. S both hoses, with their maajr Fh. FA 2-3TD7 between T and A comfort-tending featurei. DownR *J h f ptymesU start at $330.00. Call ». Mato Help Wonted Today. W R Pm* Aeo. .Mt P a M m JOBS OVERSEAS—USA Skilled. r. H. “ M l” 8TEMFEE Agtney Unskilled. ARGO. P. 0. Ban, Eaattor A hworar tone PA Stoll its N. Park C. A. Whlddon, Sr. la the addrcis of the party who wanted a 3 bedroom home In the Mayfair section u n d e r . $23,000.00. Please call me today! VERY GOOD 1|U Dadga Sodas 9HS» FA 3-SML J. W« HALL w. ■. -war* rrtsm Ainn 4t*r. MORTGAGE. $11400 for lovely <thro* bedroom homo; desirable area. Fh. FA 3-4309. •T in AUTO GLASS INSTALLED P. O. Box 1599 Sanford, Florida Saakarik Glaaa and Paint Co. UR-114 W. 2nd at Fk FA 3-403 S A V E IF* Electric Range, will tak* reasonable offer. 004 Camsllia Ct.. gunlaad Estate*. WAIT! WATCflR For Optning Daft W. MU I t F A 3-7$$| �■t I M (jf f * , ii l , t. , \ h* * i •* y • s' \ kt ■* 1 . T< -T g w vy* VI” i | ■ 1 t L * »; ,* ,1 / . 'I f i V T ' - » V M f M II " '■ ' , " O * ' % * ** * ^ ) f.» r « i jr ** ft �------- J - ' J ' J T Soviets Ask Debate On Arms -1a • * WEATHER: Fair through Tuesday. Hit* today 84 to 8T. Low toolfht <8 to 68. Laaaad W in EatabUsbad 1M8 MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1859 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 525 UNITED NATIONS. N . Y t U P D - Ruaala today asked tho Gaaeral Aaaambty lor a foO doP r o a io r Nikita I . Khrua auUtae lor "g ea srri aad r. In to* major ta w . loot Friday tM r— * to tho assembly that all Hm world's a min, navies aad atr forooa bo aboUahod within low rf Wo U. 8 . w a n , leaving forrta oaiy to trio tatorari aocwUy. Soviet F o r t i n MiaUtar A a d n t G fom yko, a* cblol o f Ruaoia’ o do-1 legation, aokdd that tho Item "g**-| oral aad complete disarmament" bo larindod (a the agenda aa "an orgeat m atter." 21-aatlon oteerlag committ A which must recommend any W M toetoded la the agenda, did not im m ediately achedaie a moottag to take o p tho -T h e Russian delegation ckculaOd with Khrushchev's apeech a balky "declaration of the Soviet ament on general aad com* disarm am ent." TUo docuaecnrdlng to aa eapUnotory memorandum ftled by Gromyko, ■ a it ltn tii the backbone o f RuiJ r i argument for the KhrushLater today, the aaaembly waa > achedulad to take op aa Indian effort to ouat the Chincae NationaltiaU la favor o f tha Chloeao Com­ munists. Tho result was expected tn be a wider margin against the m ove than lest year’s 44-Si vote. Walter I . Robertson, U. I . un­ dersecretary of state for Far Eastam affairs, planned to deliver a ftororfu l speech In favor of a U . S. motion to shelve the Chinese representation issue for the dura­ tion of the assem bly's current sea- New York Sets Up of Alarms ial Strife (U P l) — The city's Relations Commission in readying an alarm system to bead off racial strife. Officials said Sunday the com ­ mission already has begun setting o p a dally cheek of relation! beeen different races la soma parts the city. Eventually, the eommisaion hopes to be able to get on-the-spot reports o f trouble brewing In any o f about 100 different neighbor­ hoods. Official agencies and local groups could then move In to calm down tensions before aa txploaioa, (fee official said. Or. Alfred J. Narrow, chair­ men, said representatives o f the u t n e y helped ease tension when About 150 Negro and Peurto Rican pupils w art transferred from over crowded schools la Brooklyn to a. predominantly white section of Rueenr last week. Pickets appeared twice during toe week at affected schools In the Giandale-Rldgewood section, and a Isrge proportion of tho while etndenta boycotted the school# on opening day. « IA N FBANC1ICO (U P l) La b * Madera indicated M a y that pre(taction slowdowns may bo eteged la aoveral m ajor taduatrieu E too govonuneat iavokeo the Toft-Hart­ ley A ct and striking steelworkers a r t ordered bach to w ort. It waa learned authoritatively by United Prate International that possible general slowdown CHRISTENSEN SCORES after mugging a paaa from scrota the nation was being plan­ John Lovelace, who got the pltchout from Mike Roberts ned, mainly by officiate e f tba to fool the Titusville Terrier defense and put the Seminoles ahead 13*7 in their opening game. More pictures United Auto Worker*. and details of the game on Page 3. (Bergstrom Photo) However, labor officiate declined to Issue a form al atatamaat be­ cause of the poeaibillty o f open­ ing the way to legal action agalnat the uniooe Involved. One high-ranking AFL-CIO load­ er, attending tha anion’ s conven­ tion here, said possible alow down* were being considered la the air­ craft and elactrical Industries, as well as in steel and autoe. He said any industry which used largo SAN FRANCISCO (UPl) — Soviet Premier Nikita quantities of ateal might bo in­ Khruahchev got Into an uproarious and hot exchange with volved, U an injunction la Issued American union leaders late Sunday night after receiving in and steel production resumes. President Elsenhower can In­ San Francisco the warmest public reception of his tour. voke the Tail-Hartley Act when­ Union chiefs were still arguing today exuctly what ever be considers that tho steel Khruahchev said in the commotion, but there was general strike is creating a national sm tfagreement that.fc* did Inilit that) gency. Under an injunction, the steel wuikvia wuulJ be- ordered workera In Russia have the right f a M C l* « L . back to their jobs but would to to atrlka. fre to go on strike again U no Khrushchev blasted Waller Reusettlement bad been reached after NEW YORK (U P l) — Stock ther, United Auto Workers Union so days. prices at I p . m .: in the past, auto worker* have president, as a "capitalist stooge" American T A T n \k been able to cut production by as when Reuther ssked him why he American T obacco 98 much as 41 per cent by upsetting pretended only Communitte want­ Bethlehem Steel . 34W the timing of the production line. « U It was believed that production in 0 A 0 ................. ed to help the working m in. 61W The AFL-CIO was holding ita Chrysler ........... other industries also could be dras­ Curtiss • Wright 39^ tically slashed. national convention here but Pres­ DuPont ............. 341 Deadlocked steel negotiators re­ ident George Meany pointedly Eastman Kodak am turn to the bargaining table today stayed away from meeting Khrush­ Ford Motor ___ 7»te 2 p. m. «* -, chev. Jam es U. Carey o f the Elec­ General Electric 7m The United Steelworkers Union General .Motors 34 tric Workers Union along with received new backing last week Graham • Paige ZVk when the AFL-CIO convention votReuther was a prime mover In Inti. T A T . . . . 304* ed to .raise a fund supporting tha arraagln* tha dinner. Lorillard . . . . . W ttt full participation by Reuther held a "b riefin g " fur Minute Maid .. ) AFL-CIO union members, the fund Penney ............... 300 newsmen after the session and couW bring $1 million a day. Penn RR ......... 14V« Tbe strike already has cost the gave his version of what had hap­ Royal American 4H .ndustry and USW more than 33,pened. Sears Roebuck 49 COO,000,000. steel Msgazine said Reuther said he asked Khrush­ Studibaker ........ 3H today. Striking workers have lost U. S. Steel . . . . loo chev: " I would like to know what $107,60,000 in wager, it said. 88 a Soviet worker can do — can he Wesiinghouse El. N ikita, U.S. Labor Leaders Argue I p. m. MOCKS strike? Can he withhold labor's p ow sr?" Khrushchev was said to have r e ­ plied: "Y e s, he has the right to strike ■nd there have been strikes lin ce tha revolution. But there have Deen no recent strikes because the worker knows the government is on his sid e." Reuther said he pressed the point further and got the argument that "labor and government are o f one m ind." The Communist leader became very upset, Reuther said, when union leaders asked him lo ex ­ plain the muss exodus from North Korea, Poland, Hungary and other nations where Reds had taken over the government. Khruahchev told his questioners MOSCOW (U PD —Radio Moscow to think it over and aniwer tor reported Sunday night that the themselves. last stage of Us second "lunik" "Y ou drink some beer and you rocket aa well aa Ua payload of will find the answers." he said. trumenti hit tha moon last At this point, Reuther said, ak. "m atters got out of hand." The official report said analysis According to Heuther'i version, ef tracking data indicates that Khrushchev called him a capitalist the rocket stage la (led east of lackey, a capitalist stooge. lieuthe Sea of Serenity, near tba ther said he told another ques­ craters of Ariatylus, Archimedes tioner "th a t's a stupid question" and Autoiycus—about 4M miles and called Reuther a "dictator" oast of the center of the moon. , when he tried to am plify a ques­ Instruments In the payload ra­ tion. dioed hack reports Imtlratlng that Knruslicnev was asked about the moon has no magnetic field, self-determination, particularly in ^ > r is it surroOnded like the earth East Germany. Reuther said 0 * a bell of radiation, the Bus­ Khrushchev said German workers man radio said. supported the nationalization of in­ "T h e rocket strictly followed the dustry and insisted there are free calculated lreject, 7 ," the broad­ clectiona in E ad Germany. cast said. "AU circuits, unite and Asked about Hungary, Khrush­ Clements of the rocket functioned chev said: normally in flight, "Hooligans and s a b o t e u r s "R adio equipment on board the launched the counter-revolution in rocket insured reliable tracking . . Hungary," Reuther sa<d the pre­ beginning with the launching and mier said be never had doubts ending with the arrival of the about launching military power paulr with the instrumentation against hooligans and saboteurs. the moon'a surface.*’ Russia Releases Reports By Lunik « * « Galloway Beats Forger In Race A downtown footrace ended with nable Slim Galloway's capof 32-year-oid Fred C. Harris here Saturday. Harris is In the county Jail, charged wlh breaking into Wilkins Construction Co., Paola, stealing checks from the company office and cashing a forged check for 3(0.U3 with the Sanford Yellow Cab Co. The WiJklna Co. break-in kgppened Friday night. A cab driver taw Harris Sat^ d a y at First St. and Park Ava. e Six Girls Escape Flaming Car As M other Watches MEMPHIS (U P l) - A Memphis mother stood helpless and horri­ fied as her car full of six girls caromed off two other c a n , a bi­ cycle and building here Saturday but the children escaped tha bias­ ing runaway vehicle. Mrs. Elfo Grisanti said she left the tlx children in her car while on an errand. Tbe ignition waa oil, but a key was m the car, the said. Police said tho car backed across the alri-et when Sharon Grisanti, 12, apparently turned un the ignition with the gear shift m reverse. Alter the car bit another car, Sharon shilled to a forward gear and officers said it »hot back across the street. It hit a bicycle and another car, bursting into Oemes and ramming a building before com­ ing to a halt. Mrs. GriaanU said she heard the first crash and then watched the rest of tha accident helplessly. AU six chUdren escaped the badly damaged car before fire­ men arrived to put ou. the fire. Diana Grisanti, 11, suffered back injuries, but was reported In good condition at a local hos­ pital. Mary Bradlch, 14, was ad­ mitted for obscrvalon, but all the other children suffered only minor News Briefs Mamie Not Ailing WASHINGTON (U FI)— A White House aide ha* squelched rumors that Mr*. Mamie Eieenhower haa been ill. The source said tba first L ld y 'a health it "fin e " and add­ e d : " I with mine wore aa good." Negro In Parliament? LONDON (U P l) — Dr. David PUt, 43, was expected today to becom e tbe first Negro to run for Parliament In Britain. He Is hoplag to be accepted as the Labor Forty candidate for Hampstead, a fashionable North London sub­ urb. Fruit Shipments WINTER GARDEN (U P l) Dally carloadings in boxes from the Citrus Vegetable Inspection Division: By rail, 3,190 grapefruit; by boat, 2,113 grapefruit; by truck, 34,623 grapefruit; total, 40,330. Cannery receipts, SW grapefruit. Fish Duel Resumes ISLAMORADA (U P l) Spin nailing - expert: c f Florida and California renewed their interstate angling duel here today with tha elusive bonetish a i the larget. Point* are scored on tbe b u l l o f *U* of fish caught and pound teat of line. Only spinning tackle la used and no line heavier than 12 pound test Is permitted. Spain Eyes Export M ADRID (U P l)—Spanish orange grow ers, armed with this Mason's bumper crop , are aiming to re­ gain the world markets lost by Spain during the past few seasons. Trade experts said that though the crop waa tUU o a the tree* to 1* expetu-d to reach early 1,Mu,000 tons, of which aa •sti­ nt ated 1,300,000 will probably bo sold overseas. Printing Study Due TALLAHASSEE (U P l) Pro­ posed regulations governing the purchase o f non-legislative print­ ing will be discussed again hero Tuesday by the Stale Cabinet. The most Important rule In thi group would require any state agency requesting printing bids to send to the purchasing council director a copy of the bid invitation at least a week before the bids arc open­ ed. COPENHAGEN, Denmark (UFI) — A shaken viaitor walked into tho Copenhagen Zoo office Sunday and reported an elephant had just swallowed hi* camera. He was about to take a dose-up shot of the ele­ phant when it snatched the camera from his hands. Zoo officials reassured the man, whose name waa not disclosed, that there was no harm done. * They said tha camera would "surely dissolve completely." RaiseExpectedInInterest RateForFHA HomeLoans WASHINGTON (U P l) — Tha gov­ ernment plans to raise tha maxi­ mum Interest rat* on FHA-lnaured horns loans from tba present IH per cent lo 344 per cent. Informed sources said today that the Increase would be an­ nounced shortly altar President Elsenhower signs tha com prom ise housing bill passed by Congress. The president is expected to~ set this week. The interest hike is designed lo make F1IA loans m ore com pet­ itive with conventional loans. O f­ ficials said It would have two e f­ fects on prospective home buyers seeking loans insured by toe Fed­ eral Housing Administration; Tbe total cost of aa FHA loan will rise to 4W par cant since tbe borrower still must pay an addi­ tional half-point Insurance pre­ mium. Home buyers will find k easier to get FHA loans because lender* will be more willing to m ain teem at tba higher Interest rata. According to industry reports, conventional home loans are run­ ning at about i per cent in moat arris of tha country. Rising interest rates and tba tight money market have caused tender* to shy away from FHA loans. This haa resulted in a steady decline in applications to FHA for mortgage insurance. FHA applications in August total- Mrs. Della Hardy, Sanford Resident Mr. George Engle For 43 Years, Dies Dies At His Home Mr. George J, Engle, 13, died at his 2033 Jefferson Ava. home here yesterday. Born In New York City, Mr. Engle lived la Sanford for the past eight year*. Tba retired Jewelry man was a mem ber of All Soul* Catholic Church and of the Knights o f Columbut. Surviving are bis wife, Mr*. Ethel Engle, Sanford, and a son, George P. Engle, of Tenafly, N. J. The tim e of funeral service* will be innounced by Britton School Trustees On Nov. 3 Ballot Cuonly school trutires will be elected Nov. 3. Freeholders snd payers of personal property taxes are eligible to vole In the bien­ nial election of the three persons who hire county school instruc­ Mrs. Della Hardy, a Sanford resident for 43 years, died yes­ terday at her 330 Pine St. homo. Mrs. llsrdy, 31, was tha wife of the late Henry Hardy and a member of Ihe Central Baptist Church of Sanford. She waa jorp in Hampton, S. C. Surviving arc her four child­ ren, Henry Hardy Jr., Mrs. Char­ les Hays, Mrs. E. O. Keith til of Sanford, snd Mrs. Rlchtrd Brad­ ley o f Rockford. 111.: two sisters. Mrs. Barto Wright of Sanford, and Sirs. J. R. Bridges of Jackson­ ville; four brothers, Jim, Henry, Rufus and Jack llcnton, all of Sanford, snd 11 grandchildren. Funeral Service* will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow at Hrisson Funeral Home, with Rev. Gall Smith o f­ ficiating and the Rev. Joel Brown ■slitting. Burial will be at Ever­ green Cemetery. Miss Edna C. Gross Funeral Today tional personnel recommended by principals and the school superin­ tendent. Chairman R. F. Cooper and Hoy Mann, both of Sanford, and Jim Birkenmeyer of Casselberry are the current office holders. They are eligible for re el t»n . Funeral Services will be held to­ morrow for Miss Edoa Clara Grots, who died suddenly at her Longwoud home, last Wednesday. Miss Gross lived In Longwood for the past four years. She waa born In Brooklyn, N. Y. Surviving la MIta Gross's cousin, Mrs. George Green of Brooklyn. Funeral services will be at Briason Funeral Home, with the Rev. Charles Hill officiating. Burial will b* in Oaklawn Memorial Park. Union Refuses Pact Swift Complains CHICAGO (U P l) - S rift A Co. and phoned Galloway. Harris charges that striking meat packing fled, with Giliowxy in pursuit, to unions refused a pattern settle­ Com m ercial and lalm etto and ment that would have put iu then to Third and Sanford A ve„ 13,000 workers back on the Job where the constable caught him. today. Tbe taxi company's suspicions The company said it offered to that the check was forged were "put into immedate effect money confirmed when Wilkuu Co. was g tu u matching those in other contacted. R. M. Wilkins does meat industry settlements" but not sign his firm’s checks. the United Packinghouse Workers Harris 1* from Jackson, Tenn.. and the Amalgamaged Meat Cut­ His bond has been set at 350U ters and Butcher Workmen re­ on a forgery charge and 31,MX) for jected (lie proposal in weekend breaking and entering. J Iiu id fi Picture Official O f Lions Speaks Tomorrow A “ BULL’S EYE" CERTIFICATE is given Chief Robert H. Kennedy (center) of 3515 Orlando Dr., San­ ford, for scoring a direct hit on a radar target during a high altitude bombing run. Commander Floyd L, Harris (left) of VAH-9 bestows the honor on Kennedy on board the US£> Saratoga. (Navy I’hotoj Lions District Governor Dallas Duppenthaler of Vinter Garden wilt speak to the Sanford Lions at their Civic Center luncheon tomorrow. Duppenthaler head* a district comprising 43 club, mostly be­ tween Ocala and Kissimmee. Ha will induct new members Joe Er­ vin, Bill Presley, and Donald Ger­ ber into tha local organuatioa. a ed U.7W, Km lowest iar any month tinea December. Tha FHA toaurea kuna far up to 30 yaara. The m w housing law will lift ton maximum mortgaga from 3M.0C9 to 322,500 for aiagtofamily b o o m and from 320,000 to 329,030 for two-famUy residence*. Mass Execution Brings Civilian Revolt In Iraq BEIRUT, Lebanon (U P l) - Tba mas* exacutioa o f 13 Iraqi army officers aad four form er civilian Isadora to Baghdad was reported today to hare touched off wild demooatratioaa against tho re ­ gime of Iraq. Prem ier Ab< Karim Eastern. Cairo ra d io' said toao mnda of persons stormed toroogh to* street* af Baghdad Sunday in pro­ test agalnat tha K aitem regim e aad tha Communists who have in­ filtrated hie government. It said Iraqi troops were called out to quell the demonstrations. The Sunday execution* w ore an­ nounced by Baghdad radio. Tha 13 army officers headed by Brig. Nadhlm Takskchall com m ander of the 2nd Division at Mosul, were shot. Tbe four civilians, form er members of the deposed govern­ ment of Nrui Ee-Sald, were hang­ ed. It waa tba biggest maaa execu ­ tion since tha revolution o f July 1931 and political aourcts bare said It indicated the Communist were more strongly In control of Katsem than befara, Syrian newspapers reported to­ day police tried to break up the demonstrations but that thousand! of men and women In Ihe streets r. aisled. There were no reports of Injuries or arrests. The executions brought strong condemnation In Cairo news­ papers and Al Ahrsra said the men killed were victim s of tha maM liquidation method- of a re­ gime using blood and murder to stamp out nationalism and Arab­ ian). Juvenile Crime Study To Start WASHINGTON < U P I)-T h a Sen­ ate Juvenile Delinquency Com­ mittee will begin an extentlva study this week o f the nationwide problem of "teen-age lerTortate.” Chairman Thomas C. Hennings (D -M o.) said Ihe first hearings would be held Wednesday and Thursday in New York City, scene of sustained Juvenile vio­ lence in recent weeka. Hennings Invited New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and New York City Mayor Robert F. Wagner to suggest ways the fed­ eral government could be of help in combatting juvenile crime. In addition to presiding over the hearings, Hennings has ac­ cepted an invitation from Judge Samuel S. Lelbowitx and Fore­ man Carl F. Fell to meet Infor­ mally with the grand jury on Fri­ day to discuss Ntw York City's Juvenile problem. Ike Starts UPl Wire GE1TYSBURQ ( UPl ) — P r ,,ldent ElMnhower opened a new United Press International coaitto-coast news wire system Sunday by praising a gold telegraph key. Tha president’! clicking of a cere­ monial White House instrument started transmission of a dispatch over the primary circuit of a "d ou ­ ble trunk" transcontinental tele­ type system. Disturbance Blows Near Coastline MIAMI (U P l) - Squall* lathe* m oet of tha Florida peninsula to­ day and m ore bad waatoar wag in atoro aa a tropical distort*nra approached rapidly Dram too Capi tbbean. At least tfirea roseate w a n teal or to trouble la rough waters at tha Gulf o f Maxie* along to* Flsto toa West Coast, and « 100-foot m otor vessel waa agrooad to tog Atlantic o ff Andrea Island to toe Bahamas. Small craft warnings w a n dito Played along to* Bast Caaat and keys and southward from Cedar Kay on to* Watt Coast. North*** and aait wind* 10 to 19 mite* pat hour aceeap aaa d vary heavy rains. Almost five toebaa f t ! « t o am i Beach to M hour*. Seas ware four la eight tael high to tha Florida Straits m g were expected I* wo. sea writ th* approach ad tha tropical disturb­ ance. Tba waatoar bureau arid toe bad weather over tha weekend and this morning w as caused by a high pressure area which m ew ed over Florida from too eastera United Itatae. Norm ally, tha bureau said. Flow id* could expect som e improve, m eat to woutbar aa to* Irijtoh 1 su r: area weakened. But to* I leal disturbance, known aa easterly wavs, waa exported to reach th* southern Up ef Florida Tuesday morning. The disturbance to il morning waa to a Una ' abend IN aritea long ax landing from toe aeotrai Bahamas I* the extrema anatom so d o f Cuba. It was attended by ahawara and thunderstorms and winds to w a r 33 mile* per hour. Tbe weather bureau said tha wave and esaocla* ■led waatoar would move wash ward about 13 miles par hour, reaching tba southeast Florida coast, too Florida Strait* and w tstoi* Cuba Tuesday C. A. Hendrickson Dies Al Age 74 Charles A. Hendrickson fir.. 14, died in an Orlando Hoepttai Sat­ urday after a ai-wt Ulnaa*. Mr. Hendrickson, a Sanford resident for tbe past flv* years lived at 901 E. Fourth St. Tba native of Brooklyn, N. T. cam e hare from Whet-ling, W. Va., where ha lived for 33 years. In Wheeling, Mr. Hendrickson waa caretaker of tha Masonic Tempi* for four y esrt, a member of SL Paul’s Lutheran Church and al the city's Masonic Lodge. Surviving are his efe, Mrs, Martha S. Hendrickson, of San­ ford; a daughter, Mr*. William Lawfield of Warren, Ohio; a son, Charles if. Hendrickson Jr. who to stationed at Norfolk, Va., with the N avy; tlx grandchildren; twa great-grandchildren; two lis te n , Sirs, Laura Towart of Sanford, and Mr*. Dlcdrtck Borg ef Wash­ ington, D. C. Funeral services were scheduled for 2:30 p. m. today at Briaaon Funeral Home, with Rev. Herbert W. Goarss officiating. Burial will b « to Oaklawn Memorial Park. Driver Aids Man Caught In Flames, Leaves Too Soon DECATUn, IU. (UPl) torist pulled a man from Ing car then drove away learning the victim waa his er, police reported. Donald Jinks, 23, died early to­ day at a Decatur hospital from burns auffertd In a gasoline fir* at a tw o-car crash near bare. Tbe victim had been , oiled from tha burning wrackaga Sunday night by bis brother, Willard Jinks, who heard an axpioaloo, turned around and drova la tha wreck, police said. Police said another car struck the Jinks car from behind, touch­ ing off a gasoline tank explosion. Edwin Roarick, 21, aad Jim Brown, U , both of Decatur, occu­ pants o f toe taaood car, war* seri­ ously injured. WlUard Jinks made a report a l th* aecldent but draw away without learning tha name al the m aa ha bad pulled from tha � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 18, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/28548ca36282f56a42c83ea0de0b0c64.pdf 6d94288f44dfa669024173bb668ef9e2 PDF Text Text Personals BANQUET A N G E L AfaM l FOOD / OB DIXIE CRYSTALS TAKH YOUR CHOICE, LADIES, It'* short or loaf tbit fall, according to Pari* fashion*. A t th# short tod of tho deal Is • howls shirt <lsft) (a s light navy wool anaombls. Beneath ths short, form fitting Jaekst, tbs drsss Ja ■leoveloae with a scoop nsckilns. Going to grantor lengths is the charcoal brown crape daytime dress. The extravagantly bloused tunic top and loose neckline give a top heavy effect with the skirt reaching down to midRadar tress Artiste, Os., ehe asoomysslid Jl— r, eered OeenU Tech. Ulrey/Jr. leaves BepL R s his lephmort year at When Are Books Liko A Harem? URIAH, Calif. (UPI) — If yoa wen the ihorifc at Meadodao County Is CaUfamis sad a'fetal jedm Mlod ypa to bay hlm^lhe ■wild vm A^ltT1* ■*lrU' judso Oscar H. »1ft of tho Rig River Judicial District mads so each exotic request; all be vented was w oo lawbooks. But Mwrlff It was the aame thlaf. He said be did not have to boy the judas law books say more then he would have to buy him "tho Taj Mahal, aed six dancing glrie." thin point, tho County Board o< Supervisor! decided to settle the whole thing by Mttlng aiide $m to buy the books. Tho mossy Mr. sad Mrs. H. M. Muff have had the alls ears et a visit tom Mrs. Safra am, Ji s m Palmer. Mr. Palmer kss Jest returned from duty with the Armed Setvieee la Korea. He will now enter Mr. sad Mrs. Ralph Abell have ietiuaed from a visit with friends and relatives Is ladles Head, Md. college la Utah. Charles ft alllags, sea at Mr. A R E A L SAVINGS 8HURFRE8H STEW ARMOURS STAR BACON BRIGHT RED ROAST ^ W LOOK A T THESE W ILSON’S ^ TENDER - SMOKED ■pawpf.¥ McK e n z ie s ^ CUT OKRA 2 OR CROOK NECK SQUASH W HOLE OR .SH ANK k E ND 4 M cK e n z i e s BOOTH BREADED GERBERS Located - 110 A ZA LE A L A N E IN S U N L A N D ESTATES I MILES IFUL STRAINED so u th o f s a n f o h d 3 BEDROOM - 2 BATH HUNTS TOMATO PASTE HO GAINES 5 S S ^ U ^ ...................$ 1 3 .2 5 0 0 0 $85000 CASH R E Q U IR E D ... 1Y PAY RENT — when you can buy a beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 - bath home with such EXCELLENT FIN A N C IN G ! FHA 5'A% INTEREST RATE L I . , D e i f M A n f c _ FHA In Service ....... $79.46 Indudiag m y r a y m e m s SEE TODAY T E T L E Y -16 C i FOOD K IN G ^ u m . K RISPY CRACKERS “ S E .... MOYI IMMEDI CLEANER Margarine SOFUN FA C IAL .....w f h a HANDY ANDY K R A FT S - 20 Oz. STRAWBERRY MACARONI Ws have other Rosals HoMm with low cash requirement aag excoUsat flaanclng. Cor. 27th S t & Hwy. 17-02 SANFORD FA 2-1501 / \ CHULUOTA �It* ' \ 7* lk|ii>-r \U|i* ai {$ A ^,l3 ,*> # UkH * oath* With latomm 4 « m k away*' Bortbam Ualtai Statas today. Tba waathar b arm pradletad a rapatitiaa o f tha 20 and 30-<kfT«e temperatures that brought a layer of frost Wednesday to New England, New York stats and llto h lpow- waa forecast for the northern Bocklee. Refuse Ike Beard O ffer n « iiia : A tornado broke through the frosty weather pat> tern In south central Kansas, but no damage or injuries 1w en reported. The weather bureau said temperatures would be be­ low normal at least through mid-October, except sear the Oalf Coast The coldest regions will be near the Great Lakes and in the Ohio Valley and Northeast t o Comptroller Asked fo r Hearing On County Appraisal County commissioners accepted the Dowling Appraisal Co. property reappraisal this morning as Mup to date, fair, equal and valid to the best of our knowledge'' and said the appraisal cards will be made available to Tax Assessor Mary ' • larie_ Walker. H is commission Instructed Attorney Hack Cleveland Jr. Gov. Collta* sadi---------------------------------------to Metrapk GOV. YOBS (U PD -D avtf J, reside* to the United i to America, today sa­ lt to a britav. note ia vela a request by the to the United Statee." to the B. Cearad WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Friday, Bhuwtoa. High today N H . L ott tonight 0T-TB. VOL, X LtZ W in Uaitod Eatabliakod l'JOfi T H U R S D A Y , 8 E P T E M B E R 17, l W t SANFO RD , U. S. Manned Rocket Success In First Flight On Own Power to the U. A 9toel Carp, whs ts say tty's rejection. X-15 F its 1,200 mph ’A Up To M as M ile Height u the ladtutry’s rejeettoa day Bight a tow hour* was revealed that the Steel eorbi ti Uaios preaktoat'a luggeatloa aimed ■eUUag the sinks. "The companies have ast saked tor soy form of gov veatloa sad will M print meat to a fact board," Cooper said. lie pointed oat that lbs com paalaa have sot sought us* to the Taft-Hartley Act, either, let EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (U P I)— Aa ex. partmmtal X15 manned rocket successfully flashed across the desert under its own power for tha first time today ia the “Kitty Hawk ftlfh t" for human apaea travel. Test pilot Scott Crosafldd brought the ship designed t* probe the fringes of apace to a skidding halt on a dry lake bed. Fourteen minutes aarltor, thai X II waa released from a bomber flying at S0.0M feet altitude aad Us •ngliiee cut ia for ths first Um*. The half airplane, half rocket skip flew to a height to nine miles and traveled about ljoo mltoa an hour aa today's Initial powered flight U kt the Wrights' first heavierthan-air flight 3t yarn ago, to­ day!! X II only hinted at things to come la ultra-aonie spec* travel. The 13-ton rocket craft atraaked oa a 100-mil* triangular course ever Uto Mojave Desert before Croeaftold brought it in for a 200-mile-an-hour landing at Rog­ ers Dry Lake. Because to Us ab­ breviated kirfoli surfaces, the ship haa to land that fu t or stall out With crash and fire trucks stand­ ing by, Oroaaflaid brought Dm un­ wieldy pleat la with Its bom high ia the air to get as muck lift aa poaaible out of Us stubby wings. Tha X II landed an (tool skk at its rear aad finally cam* to rail on tha skids and a conven­ tional nose-wheel. News Briefs " I f tbe strike called ly the un­ Kay Orees, asking Com] ion la now aaaumiag tba potential far a Martas ea "the appraisal to harm to tba netWw la edd^^e 14,000 Accidents . ekuatiea ia leiainoto County." to the serious harm already in­ •If the tax saaaasor won't ac­ TALLAHASSEE (U PI) - The flicted upon tbe companies and NSW YORK (1 »I) Stock pri­ their smployea—it was for such cept the appralaa! sa a bail* for Highway Patrol aaid today K toce* at 1 p. m.: aompUlas the ISSi .ax roU then vastlgatad more than 14,WQ acci­ a situation that Congress pre­ ia oothias for the commissioners American T A T .............. 7itt scribed the Taft-Hartley proceadent* la Florida during the Aral to de but "throw it back late American Tobacco ............100 aeven months to this year l i durea 12 years ago." Ray Greea'a Up asala," Chair. Bethletham Steel .............. UVi which 307 paraOM were hiljad. Tbe Taft-Hartley Act permits C 4 0 ............................ 061b # man Jobe Krider aaid. ! the President to obtain aa iajuac IS Vi Mr*. Walkar bad refuted Tucs-, Chryaier ........ Inquiry Promised 90H Uoo requiring striker! to return ___ day to kave tba ippraiaal card* Curtlaa • Wright to work for an 10-day cooling off OCALA (U?l>—Penal 231 is her offiee until they have been DuPont period. Tbe union la strongly « £ H. G. Cochran Jr. haa gives a final approval by tkei Eastman Kodak posed to using ths act. to look Into reports that rommlaaioo. She slao requested Ford Motor ...................... IOH Prison Warden Haney General Electric ......... 7 7 V 4 they be reviewed. j T ® A B IG O N E , aaid Soviet Premier Khrushchev aa he ogled a turkav Commiaaioeer David Gatchel of­ General Motors ................ 13 he would take ao action ontii Mi 2H ohown him " f ' l T during H vUIt to » BeU.vllle, M m . fered the suggeatloo that if the Graham-Palga ................. investigation in research center. Khrushchev was surprised at the a lie o f the land farm InU T 4 T ..................... 22to commission accept* the**card*•••"up -«» Lorillard .......................... 41H (UPI Telephoto) bird. to this point," jwrtape Mn. WalkFruit Shipments Minute Maid ...................... 20V4 _ will look WINTER HAVEN (U PI> -© • !* The commission received the Penney .............................10711 carioadlngs la bene* tnm tha appraisal but did not officially Penn RR .......................... 16H Citrus Vegetable Inspection Dtvt* Royal American ............. 4H Applications far census takers' accept K Tuesday. lion: By rail, 1,030 grapefruit; I f 49H Tbe commissioners have the Sears Roebuck ............... Jobs for lb* IPSO Seminole Coun­ boat, 90S grapefruit; I f final say oa whether to accept the Studabaeker ....................... 141k ty agriculture census will ha ac­ 11,300 grapefruit; total tax rail, Krider declared. "We U. S. Steel ....................... 10314 cepted starting Monday. 21,130. Caanry receipts, must Mao the lax roll as baiag WesUagbouse El. .............. to Applicants toould contact Ken­ grapefruit. fair aad equal aad 1 will never neth W. Zeh, 122 Milton Rr., Day alga om similar to the IMS tax tons Batch. Zab 14 erew leader for Cuba Raises Tax roll," be aaid. this area. Ilia phone la CL 3-430T. HAVANA (U PI)— Premier F t County aiooey to pay taacben’ Census taking Job applicant* salaries will be needed ia Dec­ dal Caatro'a cabinet, apparently must be United States citliens, * •a • today end p |fKHhtT fOU ^ ember, aaid School Suet R. T. decrease drinking la l hoping to deernao have a high school education or ,, c o n i* "® " " Milwee. If tbe schools don't have furnish avideaet to oomparable < n 4 w .* w n •- Massive ----- * WAfiHtNUfcOM 'f U r i) CBM,* derided to iarrOMA * Domu-'l W **/ har d*cW" that Jammed Um streets. the money be then, funds must experience, bo la good physical Jected Soviet Premier Nikita cratle National Chairman Paul M. taxes oa wine and liquor 100 pet A junchUma crowd to almost Butler turned to 1040 campaign cant or more affactiva Oct 1. A t bo borrowed by the school board, health and of excellent character, « — • g c w s s g g i s r c - i S ' Local merchants have contri­ Khrushchev's prediction that com­ 40,000 persons Jammed the few problems today with the backing tha same time, five canto will be baaed oa the receipt to tax and be at least l i years old. Farm buted more than |1,000 to 8an- census Job applicants must hav* munism will tvantoaliy replace make tha disarmament pitch in blocks from Pennsylvania Station mooay, Milwee aaid. to ths party'! national eommUta*. added to tha beer tax. Aeksd be Milwee what would ford's Christmas Parwdo fund, but a driver's license, provide a pri­ democracy and capitalism in Um his address to ths UN Friday. to Fifth Avenua aa Um world'* top Butler waa uphold by tha com­ contribution* have not yet been kappeo if the commissioner* He said: “The Soviet government Communist arrived for the begin­ mittee an his recommendations vately owned car in good coodl Wife Is Diplomat Eisenhower also told a new* Intends to submit to tha United ning to hi* trans-America tour. didn't accept the tax roU by Oct received from many o f the town's tlon. They will be paid seven cents that the 1930 convention "good LOS ANGELES (U PI) — OH Thera was polite clapping from faith" nils b# renewed and that 1, Krider said he wouldn't pre­ dealer*, Ratal) Marchanta Associ­ a mile for official travel. conference be has reached no NatioM a proposal which, wt umnist Matt Wclastock reported ation Chairman Francia Roumlia faw parsons and an occasional hope, wUI play an important part dict the result*. Applicants must have enough sgraamant whatever with Khrush­ convention votes be reapportioned Um c im to a wife who la need "How caa the commissioners lat Jr. said today. money to sustain themselves for chev to exclude Laos, or any In tha solution to this, the most isolated cbtar. But, m in Wash- (or 1900. at breaking bad aewi. TV dnree* Contributions to data have coma about five week* from the time other so . called "third country” burning issue to our time." ingion, Khrushchev got mainly accept using last ye r*a roll wbea HU twin victory did not mean tor Abnar Bibermaa’a wife phoned Khrushchev arrived in New York silent treatment Ray Green said it was om of Um from Cowan’s, YoweU’e, 1‘annay'a they are employed, until they re­ from their forthcoming talks at that aa effort might not b* mad* him and said, "1 m m to lav* wont ia Florida," Krider asked. and Purcell’s department stores, ceive their salary check. Camp David following completion to unseat him the next time the gotten aom* water la my wvtot By reflating to accept the Dow the Sanford Atlantic and Florida Veterans who mast aU re­ of the Soviet leader's cross coun­ national committee meet*, prob­ watch." "How did you do thM?M ling appraisal the assessor has State- Banka and the First Feder­ quirements will be given priority try tour. ably in January. Many committee Bibcrman asked. "1 backed the •addled the commissioners with al Savings and Loan Association. over non-veteran*. Tba president said that no mat­ members aaid they were "not for car Into'the pool," she wasting the taxpayers' maoay, ter bow sincere sod colorful Alas from McCrary manager C. Butler" but added that they wars Ofticktl jtnm dKhrushchev might appear to Um L. Radding, Kal'a Variety Store, not ready to move to replace him. Constable J. Q. "Slim" Galloway and Qua Schmah will do the Mn. Walker "ban thrown *70, Ro-Jay's and tha Hollywood Dress public, ha did not believe Ameri­ In the wake to tbe harmony- Satellite Try Fails frying and professional auctioneer Herb Collier will be one to the CAPE CANAVERAL, (U P !)— OOO of tbe taxpayers’ money right Shop, Western Auto, Randall cans would be fooled by the Rus­ colored national committee ses­ two price callrra at tha Sanford Klwani* Fish Fry Saturday. Tba United Statoa apparently back loto osh- lap, whoa as lata Electric appliance dealara, Math­ sian leader's generous forecasts sion, Democratic stale chaUmcn Mura than 200 items have been contributed by local mar­ as May 4 toe pledged that she er's, Wilson-Malar, Berry’s and to Communist dominance in the and vice chairman today opened failed today In an effort to pul chanta to b* auctioned at the 4 to 7 p.m. event. Money from the didn't want to sat this moony the Furniture Center. 203-pound global navigation world. three days of cloisd campaign orwatted," Gatcbol laid. Khrushchev aaid Wednesday Sweeney's Gift and and Office ganuation meeting* under Uutlar’a satellite into orbit around tha "Wa believe that a tax roll Supply store, Wart’s, Radar's, earth. A tall Thor-Able rockai , that hla oft-quoted remark that leadership. starting today caa be pro­ Hoyt's, and Gwaltney’a jewelry Mr. H. C. Patton, too Wilkin* ] Communism would "bury" deHen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D- shot tbe satellite aloft at 9:14 will be at tha Sanford Farmer’s Auction Market at routa 17-02 and duced Nov. 13, including book shops, RoumiUat and Anderson's Dr., County Club Manor, died, mocraey waa meant historically Mina.), one of the party's presiden­ a.m. but the Defense Department Onora Kd. "the equa opening aadI equalisation hear ^______ tial aiplranU, will address tha announced an hour later that tha pharmacy,_ _B. _L. ______ l’erkina ___ and suddenly yesterday in Oeala. He and waa * * meanl lo Cooperation from Hanford merchant* has been "extremely good" saya project chairman William Urarnkow. George Mills la chairmen tonight. San. Stuart Sy­ rocket's third stage apparently that' Sob'*. Standard Oil agent Earl waa born Oct. 11, 1SZ3, in Tilton, physical burial" of the American Mrs. Walked* ( . ,h w i «Koihi-« photo, nh«tn. Ga. and has llv 1 ia Sanford for people. He predicted anew that --------- statement that,,,, in charge to gatUng tha merchandise to the auction, li. Andrew mington (D-Mo.) another hopeful, failed to fire, and "it must be •*• Higginbotham, Wlaboldt'a she would not use Use Dowling graphers. Stats Farm, Carraway the paat fiva years. He waa co­ communism would supplant capi­ Hpcer has handled acquisition ot the items, Uob Uavis heads ar. and Gov. G. Mcnntn William* of sumed that the aatclllM did oak appraisal ia compiling the lfto and McKibbln and Iloyd-Wallace owner of the Midway Grocery. talism. rangemanl* for tha fish fry and A. L. Wilaoa ia in charge of Michigan apeak to them Saturday orbit." tax roils "la completely silent" Ucket sales. lie is survived by hit wife, Elsenhower said that, thus far, night. insurance agents, ami from Car- Mrs. Lee Patton; his mother, Mrs. as to whether aba intends to use hla convarialions with Khrush­ Two members considered offer­ R. A. Patton Sr., Valdosta, Ga.; chev had been confined to a gen­ it or not in Um future, Cleveland roll Daniel Construction Co. ing a motion to unseat Butler and one brother, R. A. Patton Jr., eral restatement of position and aaid. "draft" formar President Truman "1 am busy working on Um 1230 Mobile, Ala. and one sister, Mrs. agreement on the agenda for the aa Ua aucceaior. But the two, Ste­ Leroy Chitty to Albany, Gw. tax rolls and am unable to at­ Camp David talks. Therefore, be phen W, Lang made of Arixona. tend any met lings of any kind," Funeral arrangements will be said, it was not possible to delect and Mr*. Bernice Kingsbury of announced later by Britton Fun­ any change In the basic Soviet aaid a letter from Um tax aaaaaMontana, were dUauadcd by col­ aor In answering to the commis­ eral Homs. stand that baa led to East-West leagues who warned that their ef­ CLEARWATER UPI) -Closing sioners’ invitation to attend this tension. FRENCH LICK. ind. (UPI) - fort would 1m overwhelmingly re­ Mr. Daniel W. Dreggors Jr., 41k arguments in the bribery trial to morning's special session. Khrushchev may be preparing Henry Trafflcanle wound up to­ Mn. Clara B. Williams, to St. Pet jected, thereby strengthening But­ died suddenly at hla home in Gene­ Tickets for tha opening football < t n l i f - l P V r il to unvail to the United Nation* a va this morning. Ha waa horn day with the defense calling the ersburg, Fla., assistant chairman ler’s position. game to the season here tomor-1J P I ,T dramatic proposal tor a perman state's star witness an "unscrup- of the Republican National Com June 20, 1917, at Eustis and hat row night ara on sale at Tsucb-C n u n J R v H f f i r P r C ent ban on production of II bombs u)o(li» policeman seeking promo- mittee, said today ' the Amrrican lived in Geneva for the paat I I ton’s and RoumiUat 4 Andaraon, r o u n a D 7 V / T T IC C rS • nil other olhae nuclear nuclaar weapons. and years. lion. i people will choose between an Drug Stores. FORT LAUDERDALE (UPI) Well-informed American officials Ha ia survived by his wife, The cate waa expected to go to empty bag of Democratic prom Kickoff tim* will be 1:13 p. m. Sheriffs officers found an illegal said today that would be the next LONDON (U PI) - Communist Doris, one ion, Edward D., and hla China has fired two of Us top mili­ for the game between the Semi­ liquor operation capable of gross-, W|(ica| (of ^ (r.«,winging the Jury attar the Judge'a charge i»e* and a shining record of Hcpub WASHINGTON (UPI)-Th# por father, D. W. Dreggors, aU to tary officials, Um minister to de­ nole* and the Tttuavllle Terriers. ing an estimated 1100,000 a year KUi#isn leader, who already haa thU afternoon. Trafficante waa bean performance" in l!Mu. charged with bribing Detective Speaking before the National trait to former Soviet Premier Geneva; fiva brotheri, Wilbur to Coach Jim Pigott laid the Tit- taJ? fense and tha army chief to the S '"* - called for a ban "forever" on nu- Sgt. Harry F. Dietrich to protect federation to Republic Women Josef Stalin, which hung until re­ Texas; Clifford, of Palatka; An­ general staff, Radio Peiping an­ uavilie team wiU be "big and The $33,000 split-level home, p|car weapons testa. lottery ring. Mrs. Williams said "action was cently in prominent display at the drew to Euitl* and Truman and tough’* and predicted an interest­ to ? 1* 1 ,Ji ■ faahionabla residennounced today. Source, to a position to know Defense Attorney Mark ............ ... takan" in Congress this y ..r| R ««U n .mb.aay. waa .on. from Earl, both of Jacksonville. Ala* The broadcast said that Marshal ing game. The Sanford squad has Ual section, waa on a three .era: , ald Khrushchev did not mention Pang Tah-hual bar been "relieved" shown good promise in practice, plot some 100 yards away from> the planned disarmament pro- lnferre‘1 Jhal Dielrict trumped on Democratic provUlona to a re- its usual apot Just prior to the three sisters, Mrs. Eva Cowart to up bribery story while tecklng wew of foreign policy. a new ,arm dinner given there Wednesday by FL McCoy, Mrs. Leals Cowait, the nearest neighboring house. to hit post aa defense minister and he aaid. po*iI to President Eisenhower "*— •1— chief. .... . ■>. new » — peaceful uies for Nikita Khrushchev. Ocala ami Miss Margaret Dreggon to —1 police i program, Pigott * main worry aa tha game Inside officers found tl IS-gal­ during their two-hour "prclimin promotion replaced by Vice Premier Lin Pao. News photographers who saw of Geneva. "lie's just that unscrupulous,” atomic energy, and a study of unNo reason was givta tor Peng's drawi near is the liinesa to big lon barrels of math wailing to Funeral services will be held he said. tha second floor dining area prior employ raent. dismissal or Um removal to Geo. Neely Roas. a middle guard and be cooked. A big hole had been Ile said the only evidence that She said tbe Democrats had to the arrival to President Elsen­ Sunday at 2:30 p. m. in the First chopped In a bedroom Huang Xe-chtag as chief to the n defensive stalwart, Traillcaple ever gave Dietrict any promised these prugrami "in a hower and other guests noticed Baptist Church, Geneva, with thn general staff. Neither were any had the flu and nay accommodate tha still' money came from "the slippery publicity move designed to steal that tha Sulla portrait was min­ Rev. Jack Stewart, officiating. unit. m w posts announced for the two. Burial will ba In tha Geneva (ama­ mouth of Dietrich " He said no ihe limelight from President Eisen­ ing. Khrushchev haa accused Stalin tory with Brtaaoa Funeral Horn# hi one hail ever corroborated the de­ hower's legislative proposals. to various crimes, and was an­ charge. tective's story, , gered when asked at a National Press dub lunch where be had Th* iivK fi will sponsor a merited , . bean whan the Italia cruses wan .M.IU. inoculation Oct. 24 in an that Trafficante gava Dietrich 10 ^rer/lc Avflllflulfi coiamittod. Orange County would bava to be effort to°«Mrk a countywide drive1specific bribe.. ln< udlng c h / A -C K a S M V U lia U I C The Tanglewood and Tempi* |even worse, said Mrs. A. L. ConCivic Center admission cards for red, 1112 Magnolia Ave. Waters consulted because water would to have everybody immunized tailor-made cults, two cases Terrace , area* need a *hisky and a tolevtslr-, ,.t. senior and Junior high school stu­ seeped into a nearby resident's through Orange on its against the diiease. new engineering -urvey Breaking through a trailer i Florida room, she declared. “ ... . , „ Emphasis will be on school age g dents are now available at tha Re­ airman Jamas Hutton last right manent drainage relief, County An additional drainage well or to the hconlovkhatchee River. chUdren, but aU reroienU whiU ^ Q ^ Q n M e m b e r creation Dept office in the Cen­ roused Julius Earl Mlnu from a Coa raiuion Chairman John Krid­ Increasing the capacity to the Davis said, ter. and Nagro. are urged 10 I*1 ,h* _ . a t er said after reridrata to those preimt well for the area baa been The county Just doesn’t have polio shot* to be given at the Student* must have the cards The Seminole County Tuberculo­ burning traitor at tha Pi section* asked again for relief sought by the petitioners. by Oct. 13 in order to gain future sis and Health Association needs Trailer Park. sufficient fund* to put in a drain- new Jayeee building on French Th* bouse trailer owned % Ave. The shots wiU be given at n from high waters. A Sanford executive is one to admission* to tha center. Recrea­ woman typists during tha Christ­ Petitioners from tha Lakamaot coat to only It and the Jaycees more than 70 charter member! tion Director Ronald Parry said. mas Seal drive to suit tooo. In­ Mima to the Naval Air Station * nm tlnf is to b# bald with aaid they hav* a supply to vac­ of the new statewide Consumer Out-of-city residents must pay |3 tonated women should call Mn. was a total ions. Mima woe asleep and Magnolia A vacua area asked and n drainage district covering that something be done to relieve tha whole Tempt* Terrace-Tangle- Temple TerraceTangiewood real- cine commtttccd for the project. Loan League of Florida. for a year's ticket. The cards may Lorraine Graham at FA 2-4792), or when the 3:20 s.m. fire broke oat flooding around their homes. Kec wood area is needed, County Ea- ^dents sod the commissioner* at- A full series of the shots will He it Robert A. Mahan, to the be obtained any afternoon from atop at the association otfica ia Hutton belongs to another NAS have 1:24 to $.24 g. m. ^ - - 1 1 p. m. Stocks Workers Wanted For Farm Census Yule Parade Fund Reaches $1,000 Khrushchev Can't Fool U. S. Butler Supported, W ith Looks, President Says With Reservations ita, ....... Bargains And Fish Mr. H. E. Patton Dies Suddenly Trafficanta Trial Ends As Defense Criticizes Cop Football Tickets On Sale Downtown D. W. Dreggors Jr. Dies At Geneva GOP Record Cited As Vote Winner Red China Fires Top M ilitary Men Stalin Portrait Fades Away .^iiJa yc e e s Sponsor Polio Inoculation Two-Area Drainage Survey Needed 5,,“ D^ . . r , Center Admission TB Association Requests Typists O f Loan League e a sL sra a a *"1! ! * . * - 1 * j r Man Breaks Door, Saves Sleeper �I\ ., ----r a 1 - mm ■■ v -• - ** Sspersonk Bomber Fails Oa Takeoff, Id s Two. they ran oats ■ highwsy soar Htt tod « l the rnnway. lo t tie S-M vat g e t* loo Ret u l tig (hoist ri»H < ttt »U spider-like landtag gttr, anting tilt craft iprmwling on ta belly. Tht fttU tt y airplane bunt Into iltM t. sfe ^ S t k t f of Saa D k fi was the o * C r flte c a rt. H t f o t two y d lo w i worth 120 potato, final four dsjra o f t h t to u n a n e s t w in b t la a le r t o f f Iria n ra ta rin . T h tta a r ta r ts a ta jtw lia t t r i t e I t p oaedi te a t M b a rt a w « « a # m a putaurC DtfosllhU ■TATE o r FLORIDA TO: Willi* t*H*ro A M n u » 4 B* * l4 « i«* Unknown .. M Tou ua h.r.Ly nortlfl.4 that i bill at tamvlilat tor 4i*orto Baa b*«n Iliad ■gainst fan, sad you or* rn iilia t I* eonra o copy ‘ot roar u i t i r * r plaadlag i* .tb* bill * ( caatplilat a s lb * MslatttTa Air Tore* spokesmen sold the ■lost, delU-wing bombtr was nuklhg • routine takeoff when oat ot Its pod-like jet engines s t r a t i flo a t around lit housing, loads it W p M l to stop tht sttoraar IM1 C. rarkla*. H I t a i l Ooalb ItrMt, Orlande Florid*. o a t fils tbs original * « r w » r or pl**dlag la tbs afflc* ot tbs Cl*rk> .* f tb* Circuit Caurt as or N i n a Tbarsdsr, Octobor It, IMP. 11 » a loll la da to Judgment l r default s i l l bs tshaa again.! y#t» far tb* rallaf d.saaStd u tb* blU *1 *•*»- pUInt. J DONE AMD ORDERED at * a J ford, SamIaeta Couatr, Florida, tbla lib dag ot sopisabor. u i * . (■EALl P— l a i i r K. JL Xeiaafc, Com. f r i i a g Officer of VAH-J, Wedastdty. r.lBUtnd was swarded tht f t f t b Heart tor injuries received ta Sana ta December u . USL Oa lit a fter*** ad December l i, 1IU. Gilliland wtth the pilot tad eaetber crewman took oft Ham the USS VaJley Forge ta ta AD. t aiagle aagiat progtUer aircraft. TDap w m ta a miaDoa with Dancing Classes To login Monday Atom Conference Set A t Vienna VIENNA, Austria (UPU — The Ttaaeuehani l Atamie E n e r g y Agency will hold tts third general confer*nee la Vienna beginning this year Is “ Euautiiii af Rus­ sian" by Andre eon Gramlka and Helen Balet-Yakubsen, published by Fmattao-HriL lac- Boeidte this Id test the f a t h e r reel Mr the course Is a $1 registration Isa. U l i Is a rare apportnalty lor residents at this area because of the difficulty la Hading aa instruc­ tor who Is really qualified Is teach this subject.** says Douglass. The course will be financed by ceuaty and stale funds. CO-PEATVRE AT F ill ONL -Till: YOITNC LAND" PAT WAYNE IN COLOR A STARRING ha received very little medical atlaatiea far hit injuries. However, he hat ao permaatat h u ife a m t from hie wends. Gilliland was not peratitied ta coam nitett with tht Nary or his parents, thus far nearly two yean his family did aot kaow whether bo was dead ar alive. Ha was releas­ ed SeyL I, U B a a l was Dawn hath ta the l etted States, GtBJUad la a stadsot la the Bom­ bardier'Navigator progrtm with VAH4 at Sanford. leg al Notice IStr. U VU U U U T A>U C1RCVu n s t ar Tb* Sanford l l i n l l puhU*h*4 dally ttcnpt aotordar *>d aasday aa* C h tM o u . PabllobaC Sotorday pro. ■eodten Christmas at Uaufard, Flor­ id* far Octabor l t* ttoVO. SL IU 1 L Tb* l i m n bad H U i i m . af tha pobltshor. odttor. m i u i t i * adltar. sad n u I . m . m i . u . n ora: Fabllahor W oiu r A. UUlaw boaford. Flo. Editor W altar A. G l.l.w Bastard. Dc Sapio Has Close Call In Election REI’ENOOERH ------ -*V r USRNDOtf-------C llfb ot tba Clrrnlt NEW YORE (U I*I)—Tsismnny Chief Carmine G. Da dopio, the tUte's most Influential Democrat, wen i eelection os a district loader by a meager margin and lest sev­ eral important districts ta reform candidates, primary election re­ turns showed today. Do Sspio's victory ever Charles E. MeGuiancM by a move ltd votes in Tuesday’s election meant that he Is »UU top man ia New York's Democratic organization. His hold has definitely been shak­ en by a reform group headed by prominent party liberals. McGulnnesa* campaign manag­ er, Tcdsen Meyers, announced that be would challenge the euu come of the election in De Sopi*'* home assembly district is Green­ wich Village “on the besie et lr. rtgularitieO FI*. t Ta* asown bondholder*. martgag**. sad *lh *r tecurity h-ldera swoloa or batatas I p .re .tt »r mar- at latol u t,u <il of b-oda, B M i n i u , ar athar aoeorllUa arai hxmford AtUstle XsileasI Rook, SuTurd. Fla. llair LUa Isaarsoca Oa. F. (A Bax 1H*, Jacfcaaa.lUa. Fla. «. I*sr*graph* 1 aod S tacluC*. In (**aa waara U a .taekhaldar or security haldtr ooeaora spa* tba bask* af Ua **m p **r oa trust** ar lo » » r stbar fiduciary ratsttoo. tba o ta a of U a porno« « r corpora. Uoa for whom toeh trutloo ta sollas: oito U * autamnata la U * two paragraph* .how ta* sffU al'a foil kaowtade* *ad b«n*r la ta tb* - Caart By: Martha T. YlbUa. DO Paul l i Forklaa I I I Wtal South t u * * t Orlando, yiarldo A ttorn.f for r ia la tlff TALLAHASSEE (U PI) - T h e State Supreme Court has upheld the power of Miami police to stop BMtoriats to check driven* li­ n e Ugh court overruled Wed­ nesday a temporary tajuactire issaod oy Circuit Judge Georg* E. Holt reatralBing Miami police tram erecting road blocks to check li­ n e coart said it was essential that the “ individual right** ha ree•gBiscd hut ruled that the power to check drivers* licenses was a “ proper end raemaakla" policy power W the city. n o question was raised by for­ mer Miami Mayer Aba Anaovits who maintained the * cnar check was aa unconstitutional invasion of Us right ta use the public streets. Aroaavitg, who was caught ia a read block ia January, said be did aot plan to taka his light ta the fed­ eral courts. Miami Felice Chief Walter Headley said ha hoped to “ reactivate the read block pregram** as sooa s i city officials give him a go-Ah*ad. Cartoonist HI OVERWEIGHT • New available ta you far Drat time without a doctor's prescrip­ tion, our saw drug called ODftlNEX. You must lose agty fat la T days or your money back. Na mere ctnmtiaa dicta, streamcus exercise, laxatives, massage ar taking of so-called reducing readies, crackers or cookie*, « r chewing gum. OD1XKEX ia a tiny tablet and eerily swsilswod m Absolutely harmless. Whre yon taka ODKIXEX, you stfll enjey meals, still cat the foods yen but you simply don’t have tha urge for extra portions be­ cause ODEJKEX depresses your appetite and decreases your de­ sire for food. Automatically year weight muit coma down, because as yeur owa doctor will tall you. when you eat lass, you weigh lass. Got rid of encase fat and UvsJb longer. ODBINEX U sold oa this GUARANTEE: You must Ues weight within T days or year money back. Just return tba package ta your druggist and gat you full money hack. ODIOfEX costs 93-00 and U sold with tkla strict money hick guarantee byi E rlrraauttac** tod rn-CIlko*. amCor Trim which ataehhaldara ood aacmrtty WASHINGTON (U P I) - Herbert b.Uars who do oat *pp**r mpoa Hock. Pulitzer P i< tt-«W M edi­ Bo*ts»oo ZIo*o|*r Zoal# I » Uboomob.r I m I m A Flo. torial r e e f inlet far the Washtagt. Tb* ow o*r Is; t l f ow *»4 hr * o ctpority stbor tbos U s i o f * tee Pest and Times Herald, suffer­ corporal loo, lU asm . on* i4 d r< » bos* fid. owair. L Tb* a.orsga osmbor of cup too ed a heart attack last weehsad and most bo ou i*4 ob4 *l*o tmmoSiot*ly u * r o e * lo r U s wsmoo oa4 a«- of *ocb ta*** o f thl* vsbltcetkaa win ha beepitiWiiil a few weeks. 4roM.s ot • t w k k .ll.n owotag or •old *r 41*lrtb*lo4 tbrsogb U a boUlog t por coat or moro * ( tout mall* or •Ihacwto* to p*M aobomosal o f tu c k . 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Stands easilyon fan-tail rest A A M F I'S LIS T K l W P R IC I 1 4 .9 5 W Two Hot Vegetables, Hot Rolls and Butter. Tea or Coffee. Ka can hang almost anywhere by his specially wired vinyl hand! Vinyl face, A O O ears and shoes, too! 0.00 Encourage Interest In music! Instruction book & bench. 1000’s sold at 9 .9 S �■ w . ^to■ to m m r- ' - - e- ‘Jr-.**i jOf***! * f »re pat too fatodrn• I B s Bat total pool aadcotOBo area la the shade to too i B m m. The Eton Boo aoowerod wBB B am far a /stole— Ball • minkm driter soa deck straight not sim tto fa to bos Atlantic Ofhoa. HOT M M * ; POgiieH.17), repoitod Is kltchea aloha in fasoro hare been detuted with water levels. RetidenU all are ar probtom 09 the emen*ncy tala extent. tber that rate hat bees telling •tope, there just isn't going r problem#. after that wet winter, too.-’;? ' ib d l t n f each Tuesday aad Thurs­ day. The teacher la Hr# Katie Saadifer. A count la masonry Humlay through Thursday, from S to l:U p. m. la conducted by Urey Titers Is a claaa la tailoring a a d Monday aad Tuesday from ? : » te It:Ih p. a. There an also general educa­ tion classes conducted at Roseawald School la Altamonte Springs each Tuesday and Thursday from 1 te 1* p. m. •pert te these ilieu or to E. the t i n '- j - County chest ays- classes far ret tom afters the faQewiag: ; 5. Douglass, Director of Adult Conarat educative course fart aad Vocational Education. School kltirmm. who meet each night iAdministration Building, Sanford. Monday through Friday, under! PA 3-ttdS. ^ dheiiten at adult high school Principal Hence Jackses. These Nasty Wards APPLETON. Wit. (U ?l>-M rf. Louelle Volgin tote a Judge Tueiday that her husband. Alvin, call­ ed her a “ rebel" and beat her. Voigbt, a southerner, charged wilh assault aad battery, countered by laying that his wife had called him a "Yankee." Assignment WASHINGTON - Up to the dy­ ing days of a Congressional ses­ ter n it hour vciako. There was an innocent victim involved —me. sion. the confusion on Capitol Hill This was the press elevator and |« s(* orderly that e tUUhig tav- U wne set ss asomatic. 1 -had puyer departs with a sense of Just stepped into It ow the ground floor, the street level, wnsch is simple, confused calm: But it's oo those dying days: designated " F " (tar fundamen­ that our lawmakers come to life, tal). I punched buUo.- “ G" (for which. eatsrpUy, compounds the gallery). Just as the doors were closing, confusion. The dither of the final week e! six stately Senators roabed up. Congress was enouga to rail.* i . t s l They crowded in — Seas. An­ the moat organised Congressman! drew P. Scboeppe! (It.. Kan.), minds of Washington. And this Wallace P. Bennett <H.. Utah). year the coaiouading was cspe.ter . B. Everett Jordan (0., X. C.) and ly ssiouodiag. west with Senate the others. leader Lyadoo Job'too suddenly “ We're la a burry." they com­ dltcovering 1W bills that ought manded. “ Take ns to the floor."! to bo pasted, after right months You don’t tell aix distinguished of waiting. And then the Senators leaders of our country—confusion stumbling over Sen. Wayne or not — that they art oo the Horse's well-placed blocks. wrong elevator, and that you are The way thing! were going not Uw elevator operator. those days — which were running But. dutifully, 1 kept mum and into dying nights — one would grappled with the electronic* think the lawmakers would be punthhoard and pushed the but­ meeting themselves coming and ton “ P" for “ principal," which going. And, as a matter of fact. is the second story, otherwise known at “ floor." far basement. The doors sprntd aad closed perfunctorily, draggtegly, atu one tot an. Tho# so­ lans frownod at their elevator bumbling moron. To cower my red freed condi­ tion. 1 forced a chuckle. "Lucky it didn’t go sideways bth. heh." 1 said. But they didn't think U was funny. “ We hare a quorum call." said one of them, and agate they glowered. What 1 didn't know was that when that ttevalor bit bottom it canceled- the “ P " button aad we pedally if it te tended with ad­ vertising matter. la farmer day# a first clast stamp would make us pull out that tetter. Now we find so much advertising sent under te postage that wo tend to ignore the te tumped tetters, unless the co­ re lope* have some special “ gim­ mick" te attract our altentkm. for their retdlao appointment! by reatemberiag it te easier to get two people te do a thing than hut la like meaner, as many dentists ohserra signs of eye cataracts or month cancer or infected towaUa they can thus tactfully steer such petkau to a physician for ade­ quate treat meat. Physicians, meanwhile, as they examine a child's threat, can like­ wise note the decayed C-yetr mol­ ars or ether dental problems aad thas urge Ute patients to consult their dentist. U fa pewfessioaal symbiaaia ben­ efits the alngiteb patient, far ho is far men likely to obtain the needed medical or destal car*. Tomorrow you will ate how dratlats help clergymen, too, via symbiosis. (Always write to Br. th an customers toad that was uadar water. The m art Ihiag today U to b # underwater land, dredge up the bottom aad buUd islands, yacht h»«in«[ bosteiUea aad hotels. The old Florida head at to years hock nmembers sunbaked aad cracked ■treats aad sidewalks waaderiog aimlessly Into palmetto Jungles aad the aouad at thou saads at mullet smacking the bay waters at night. His problem wag to get out at the sua. For the moment the Eden X f hat withdraws Us plana for an Atlantic aipanaloa which Council* man Eidurds sate would “ dreecrate" this “ last vestige at virgin btaoty." There’s no other way but up. You dieter* thus realise it la much simpler te laae weight K two of you te tbo family are diet- Dyi"# In Holland flh tiipA COLONIAL CLEANERS tie 8. Palmetto Are. Drive-la Breath (jo M tW U U f & tors and got out of there. When LONDON (U P ly-F k ld Marshal l looked back, 1 saw six stony Viscount Montgomery Tuesday faces oo six rigid bodies. called off a scheduled visit te HoiAnd the elevator closed. 1 land this week for Use liberation beard later that it went non-stop laaiversary festivities because of te the basemen'. a cold. Between Senator Horse and the Montgomery said be was getautomatic elevators—aeitber of ting along all right “ but when General Insurance which seem te know where to you get a chill you don't want to BV FBED DANZIG fighting Indian* la Venezuela, the step — I'd say our lawmakers go chasing about tbs continent, ACROSS XJawlah 31. Erase 114 N . Park Are. FA moaUi LPariOo NEW YORK (UP1) —The score- unpretentious look of the show are ready far Urn ahiwort- And Than you die and 1 am against (print.) IA n 4 33. Podeo 3. Mother you cant blame 'em. that" board, based on five new show* had a disarming effert. 4. Notcloond 34. U*. treup that turned up oa the TV tubej 0. Taka an KCteeato friendly m i own 0. Whit* tinea 3# Cirrus during the week rad. indicate* It. T* adjust vestmaat labbr.) this highly touted lhSMO season IS. Preach dtp 7. Rerun SO. Kind will net distinguish itself through IX Title 0. Girl'a of It. Com­ name its filmed scries. nut menced 0. Kind of loro iphaim.) Sunday night, the one hour ad­ U. VouchIXAdhaarw3# Inventure aerie# Rivtrboal. came detteita around the bend m NBC-TV and article 40. Neat hove Into view with her decks 41. Solitary S3. Scold per* •istmUy 41. rialaht* awash with old plots and JcUam. Brallies 44. Male cat shabby sub plots aad still more a# Piece out sub plot# however, U viewers »•. River ot .«. Bask draft don’t mind commonplace and Africa tabbr.) stereotyped characters — and TT there is reason to believe tney don't —then River boat will bate a long run an the TV channel be­ cause of iu lavish setting*, it* spirited music and the flair ol its star, Darren McGatln. Maverick began its third season oo ABC TV Sunday — partlr opposite RivtrheaL There were signs that the effort to maintain | freshness, wtt ami s dcit sauries 1 touch U starting to wear it down Jack Garner and Jack Kelly play­ ed dual and duel rolls in an epi­ sode tilled with tired, irrelevant 47. Opossum gagi aad ludicrous tituaUons. (#JL) On Saturday, NBC TV brought 4# Usable to Iff in Beaansa, another lull hour 4# Viscous Western. This one is complete as sembly line product, nght down H Llteuklpa to the acting, story line and di­ (dr. hint.) rection. Another NBC TV Western that arrived Saturday came up with an interesting premier. Hear) Funds. the star of Deputy, play* Thursday, September 17, 1959 the role of an unshaven, roguish — Page 4 chief marshal who, te the wonts of his co-star, AUre Cue. like n crook." This personality quirk made lor some wild scenes. One o f the « w « satisfying aspects of Cadillac ownership is its While U was generally entertain­ great dependability. For mile alter mile, month after month, year ing 1 felt the gaga should cease when the killings commence. Killafter year this wonderful motor car performs at iu brilliant best. lag ain't that funny . Hank. As a result, operating costs are minimized and resale value is high. The Man And The Challenge.! another NBC TV show that began Why not visit your Cadillac dealer and team how easily there life on Saturday, store George “ * ■*«••• weaebre ar. tats a* it* free o n to •* Nader In a commercialised pseu­ can be a P-ariiitec in your driveway? He'll be happy to thaw you >» the * « • * C U W I I i et l i n t # I STS. the many features that coat you nothing extra oo a Cadillac, but *•■ •* the l e t WO f m e v l l n la eallttae u M i* . do scientific setting complete with w c UIm Ow e l ntl H e Want aewa » r H e i a i u . girl. As an example of Una last frequently add Kuprireris of dollars to the list prices of other car# buck approach lo science, 1 oltcr this line, spoken by a scientist during n balloon ascent: “ Take 'em up te 100.000 feet — very slowly-'' VISIT TOUR LOCAL AUTHORISED CADILLAC DEALER On Friday, the Keenan Wynn Boh Mathias aerie*. Troubleshoot-! er# rolled onto NBC-TV. respite n contrived story about a sweaty Second A Palm etto S i m l a ta d s ri, Florida hunch af construction workers CROSSWORD v ru m Filmed TV Nothing New tin " Dependability makes it a w iser decision than ever! HOLLER M OTOR SALES SIB W. 11th 2-0S31 �Mr*, m i * Alton, ltaUy An., ha* returned alter aptadtoftRiwo weeks la Balttetera. Md. vlaiUag h«r sister Mr*. Hue! M. Matthai aad aapbew A. Bru|M Huntley Jr. On Um war haa* Mrs. Allen iptal a f*w day* rlaUia* ialaUrsa la r tlU M iU a . George Faria, aaa af Mr. and Mr*. K. K. Faria 1*1 F art Are. toft Tueeday far Demoreal, Oa.. where ha win aaraU at Ftodwat Colicia as a fcaahrjn. ■W|W»I| ■ ■ H a w MTwna, inu Way** A. Wtlble, ton of Ledr. (retired U. S. N.) sad Mr*. Wal* tor H. Weible of Sanford. Miss Uodsa was grsdastod from Pacotot High School and Spartan* bars Qoaoral Hoapiui School of Nursing and I* presently employ, ad by the Votoraos Admlalslra* tioa Hoapiul la Colombia. S. C. Mr. Walbla was graduated from Waahlagtoa aad Lea High School, Arliagtoo. Va. He served four years with Um Valtad States Navy as Radarmaa S/C and is pres* ently employed by S A M Sales Co. and Latin and American Dance Studio ia Columbia, 5. C. The wadding will tr an event af Nov. U la the Pacotot Mills Baptist Church ia Pacotot Mills. EPISCOPAL CHURCHWOMEN — S ortU if donation* of clothing for tho ’‘Outgrown Sale" they art aponsoring.From left, Mrs. Richard Dean, gen. eral chairman; Mrs. E. P. Yates. Mrs. B. L. Parkin* Jr., chairman of tha sorting committee: Mr*. Edward Higgins Jr., Mrs. A, B. Pstcraon Jr. and Mr*. Tom McDonald, all mambera of tha committee. (Beryatrom Photo) For Convention Mrs. John W. Evans, Oviedo, chairman of tha Ladtoa' Activi­ ties committee for tho Uth an­ nual convention af tha Florida Fruit aad Vegetable Association, has anaauacod committee appoint­ ments for tha throe day meet, scheduled Sept * to 33, at the Church Calendar FB1BAR Adult Division CouneU, of-First Methodist Church, meets to Mc­ Kinley Hall 7:30 p. a . Music Study at First Baptist Church, 7:30 p. m. Proram by music study clast • p. m. speelficallly to break down • language Into writing. Mr. and Mr*. EMU Guyaa. at Eau Gallia, wart m oot visitors la Oviedo. Min Ana DeShaaa toft Friday morning, by plaaa far West PatelShe waa Invited by Cadet Milton Coopor, a senior, tor Hlag weakend. Cadet Cooper la Um aoa af the new first grade teacher at tha Mr. and Mrs. Emersc. Brown-1 Dorothy Arlene, to Carl Xwaaay, i Robtasoa, 111., attended Seminole Oviedo Grammar School. Follow­ Ing, ISOS Cedar Avc., announce sen ef Mrs. Carolina Kwaaay, of I High School during her senior ing the week-end la New York, ah# ths engagement aad approaching California, Penn. year and graduated with the ISM will fly (o Gaiaesvllto, when aha marriage ef their daughter,! MisS Browning, formerly of cits*. She 1* presently employed will be a sophomore this year. She by Um TUla and Abstract Co, at wUl help with Freahmaa Orienta­ Sanford. tion week. Mr. Kwasny la a graduate of Miss Betty Beasley, daughter California Community Senior High of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Beasley, School and la now staUooed at has received another promotion the Sanford Naval Air Station by the Retail Credit Co., where with VAH-7. He plana on a naval the la employed. She will go by carter. Tho wedding wUl bo an plane la Denver, Colo, to work •vont of 0<L 31. with the same company there. She first worksd In the Orlando office, later being transferred to N ew Garden Circle Sarasota. Miss Browning, C arl October Nuptials Scheduled Teenage Sorority Formed By Girls Nineteen senior high school girls met at the home of Karen MUler Monday night and organiz­ ed a social club. They selected tha name "Tho flower Sorority." Their main project wiU bo to isponsor jA N U U i M a g vorphan o y u a u . a a s s u . This will an .Mild. include furnishing Items of cloth­ ing,- food, toys, Christmas pres­ ents and other oatras for tho chUd. i u i i r i u Art Association Installs Officers One af Sanford's newest organ­ isation*, tha "Banford Art Aaan* elation," m et' Monday night at tha Crafts building In Ft. Mellon Park for a most Interesting ses­ sion. Mrs. Helen P. DeWit, acting chairman, Introduced Mra. Rus­ sell Seymour, president of the Florida Federation of Art, who of­ ficiated at the election of officers. Those elected were Mr*. DeWH, president: Mrs. J. O. Gregory, vice president and chairman of shows and exhibits; Mrs. H. T. Rollins, secretary; Mra. Georgia Ball, treasurar and Mra. John Schirard Jr., publicity. Mrs. Seymour Installed the new officials by presenting each one with a silk scarf of a different hue, stating that each color waa symbolic of the responsibilities, honor and dutiea of the office. She •Iso explained the co->rses and privileges at tha DaBary Man­ sion, headquarters for the Florida Art Assn. All Interested beginners and students of art ware Invited to attend. Mrs. DeWit had the privilege of using the stats association gavel, belonging to Mrs. Seymour, to conduct her first meeting as president. J. E. Matbleux. „rt teacher at Seminole High School, spoke to the group on “ Art for beginners." He suggested oil es the medium easiest for beginners and pastels for the work shop. He said the best way for a stu­ dent to learn Is to "pitch to and paint." He also stressed that a beginner learns from each effort and that theories are not neces­ sary. He stated that you should look at pictures with your mind as well as your eyes so that the picturei would not look alike. Other suggestions given by the speaker were "Each picture la the inner expression of It’s, crestor." "We learn by doing” and "Splash color on and learn what bappsas when colors run togeth­ er" and "Art la a way of life, look for It around you to common­ place things." A question end answer period followed the talk. A show la be- auny varieties of hem* a J h cakes. " Anyone having oaabla ROOM and wishing to donate them *a this project of ‘'Holy CroOO Personals Chairmen Set Among these tamed to servo oa the committee responsible far entertainment an. hospitality for wlvea ef members aad guests are Mrs. Sydney Chaw, Sanford, Mrs. Andrew Duds Jr., Oviedo, Mrs. Harold Ksstoer, Sanford and Mrs. Robert Stewart, Zell- Mrs. J. L. Galloway la tag planned by tho association tor tho last of November. Members were reminded that a paid-up two month membership la required for participaUon In lb* show. The next meeting will be held Monday, Sept. 28 at 7:30 p. m. at the Craft building featuring a workshop. Throughout the coming year they plan to hold dances, hay ridea and money making projects such aa car washts to raise money for thalr expenditures. The girls' parsnts will be their spon­ sors and chaperones and will at­ tend all mixed social alfalra. The sorority decided to pledge upperclassmen to increase the membership. They are giving a lea next week to get acquainted with the pledges and explain the organisation to them. Tho appli­ cants will go through a month of pledging before being admitted as members. Members and ofticera are Rick­ ie Cox, president: Karen Miller, vice president; Phyllis Flaherty, secretary; Bonnie Staffer, report­ er; Barbara Thomas, sergeant at arms and Judy Brown, Dona Whitehead, Sally Wallace. Sue Ann Toney, Connie Hall, Barbara Nix, Lynda Humphrey, Colcen Matthews, Sandra McKinney, Lin­ da Spivey, Cecilia Mllstra-*, Pat Slone, Marilyn Steele and France! Laney. BPOD Plans Social Activities For Fall Members of the newly organized Sanford Drove 1*0 —Benevolent and Patriotic Order of Docs, met Monday night at the Elks' Club with Mrs. B. G. Carulhers, presi­ dent, presiding. Several letters aad telrgrama of congratulations were read by the secretary from slater droves throughout the United States. One of the most colorful social event* planned for the fall season la a Gypsy dance to be given at the club. Hallowe'en night. A good orchestra has been engaged and guests will attend in Gypsy cos­ tume or be penalized an additional SO cents. (Regular admission Is $1.) home unusual talent promised by the Orlando Drove la creating Interest and enthusiasm in the event. Eight members volunteered to help with the blood bank today at the Elks' Club. 1:30 to 6:30 p. m. Anyone donating a pint of blood will receive a free steak din­ ner. A hamburger fry, with potato salad and all the trimmings i* scheduled for Sept. 2*. 6:30 to ■ p. m. for only 30 cents. Several members offered lo make pads for the cancer society. They were also asked to save all worn out sheets and turklah towels for use In making the pods and bandages. Contact Mrs. Bernard Wolford or Bud Moughton on where to leave them. Mra. Harold Kastaer was Install ed as a three year trustee. She was unable to bo preseat at the regular Installation ceremony. The Sanford drove ts working with the Orlando club to promoting the Elks' Minstrel, a charitable event to be presented at Howard Junior High School Auditorium Oct • and 10. Aa earring auction held at the meeting netted a profit of SI9. Anyone interested to joining the Sanford drove may contact Mrs. Virginia Bowersox to car* of the Elks Club. Tho>c eligible are any wife, widow, mother or sister of an "Elk." Guests at the meeting were Es­ ther LeFcvcr, supreme deputy president; Florence Hoff, supreme conductor, Elvira Coe. pist presi­ dent of Orlando Does; Daisy Hallett, supreme musician, Laura Al­ len and Hester Qucnby, all of Or­ lando. ” Chooses Officers Personals ■V IDA MAY SJOBLOM Mrs. Harvey Pugh Is back home after a couple of days to the hos­ pital and la feeling line. R. E. True Is atlll to Seminole Hopiatal and Improving. Reports from the U. S. Naval Hospital at; Norfolk. Va. are that a former Lake Mary resident, Chief James P. Avery Jr. is recu­ perating following surgery. Student Plans Dented Career Beb LI Vecchl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LI Vtccbl, Forest Dr., Loch Arbor his entered the University of F'lorida to Gaines­ ville, where be will study to be a dentist Bob graduated from Dclehonty High School to Jamaica, N. Y. this year. H* waa a member of the high school basketball team. Hla bobbies are bowling, swim­ ming and basketball. He also worked for tbe Guarantee Title and Mortgage Co. to hie apart time. He moved to Sanford with his family this summer. His father U employed by the Pierre Manu­ facturing cempany of Sanford. An average size dill pickle pro­ vides half the normal dady salt requirements of to grams, reports a Chicago pickle packer. DOROTHY ARLENE BROWNING H.D. Club Plans Bake Sale The Elder Springs Home Dem- Della Kydcr told about "K e if oostratlon Club met at the home light* glowing." of Mrs. W. D. Simpson Tuesday for. • 1 \ . ... . ... sale to be held next week. Otl for the flrat session of the cur- , tlendln| w m Mlll Myrtl# i rent year. Mr*. Harold F-auver, ,0n. counly agent, Mr*. R. president, presided end gave a Bradbury, Mrs. C. 0. Bradbt short report on one of the sub- Mrs. B* E- R*niey, Mrs. Lj J.cu . . . •iwucti . - a . m m m u °s l course to Galnesvllte entitled Norwood. "Your Family's Business." ■ Call by Number Tw® attogatei Tr, removing spot, from w, report* on short couraa subjects. tn rurnllure by rubblng spirit; Mrs. Gaorgo Otto spoka on "You| camphor on a soft cloth and t are what you eat." and Mrs. I polishing with furniture polish. lu s t Vifllldtt* UOU LI VECCHI at tha Sanford Farmers Auction M arket Hwjr. 17*02 ft Onorn Rd. delivered In Saaford Smooth, n a n ... Sm ooth SATURDAY, SEPT. 19 T U E S D A Y thru SATURDAY SEPT. 15th thru 19th “Saa Play house 90, Channel SMALL FIFTY PLR CtNT FINFRI ^ y Tho newly organised circle ef the Sanford Garden Club met at the homo of Mrs. J. G. Dole In gunlaad Estates last wetk. elected officer* and discussed plana for tho comlaff year. Tho circle WiU bo known as tho "Woodrooo" Circle. Officers elected wort Mrs. D. K. Dorman, president; Mr*. E. E. McCorkto, vico proeidoat; Mrs. Wondell Helmoa, secretary and Mrs, Jamas L. McCoy Jr., treasurer. Mrs. R. A. Hollingsworth and Mrs. A. A. Wilson were appoint­ ed on tho program committee, with Mra, Hollingsworth ns chair* man. Mra. MFCorHe win ho hostess at (he October meeting and In* vited all prospcctlva members to attend. Others attending were Mrs. Voile Williama Jr., president of1 the garden club, Mrs. W. 8. Bromley Jr., Mrs. A. B. Mon. fort, Mrs. Ted Lewis, Mrs. H. D. McNair and Mrs. John Peters Jr. Ftoh Fry 5 • 7 P.M. . Auction 7 * 9 PAL 6, 9:30 Tonite' CARS ARE OUR BUSINESS — NOT A SIDELINE! 800 FRENCH FA 2*4095 DEPARTMENT STORE Acroaa From Tha Poat Offlco Children 50c �PW5 » .. I ■ u ecw X .-W U m iu l u j u iiu i Wifi: MAMY A. D U It X , u 4 If m rtto t — D « m » , h*r k u t a i t xm oaoBoa a u x y u m < if mattI M ,-----ItN M i M r kukwMi n u n c c. KAMiDr, im tf m*». H f C ----- Kamil*. kl* w lf*; fTAJf- U T F. LOVELL. U 4 tf M r . n r C - --- L*v«ll. kla wife! t. M. BARTLETT. w < If MMfMC — BnrttotL hi* wlf*: X. A. BART* LETT, AM if A u rto i ---- Baft. Ittt, kts wlfai A. 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I'MLUCKYMV WIPE IS r ALWAYS 'wOMTIME WKV CANT YOU Be LATE UKE OTHER WIVES? »— Make yourdollars build community _ not somebody else's! 1 IT PAYS TO BUY E ■ M MM ■ H H R M | f B | | ■ | | *M WHERE YOU LIVE ■ ♦ , /.V ; 1 '** �-H A U T O GLASS IN S T A L L E D ^ r fik fi V « r t 6 Im Ph. FA 2-7313. i 9SAVEI N ow f t Used FuraUur* u 4 A p fU u M M ather of Sanford 20S-20* E. Flrat 8L Fit FA M M I LOCH ARBOR: Beautiful 3 BR. homo M ir golf course. Oversize y u d with many tm a. You nuit see thla bargain. FA 34823 Used furniture, appliances, tools etc. Beught-aald Larry’s Han XU Saafard Are. f t . FA S413L equipped with reducing pUla.' COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: I bedroom, corner lo t tUQ down, aaauma payment* 137.30. IN 4 HUGE LOTS SF x 170', 200* DAY or NIGHT work in eafe. F A 34342 after 4 F. M. South of W. Pirn St. Interested B80KER call after 7:00 ia evening, I N Bo. Park Are. fh . FA 34NI FA 3-TOM. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. FARMER’S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor <200 Down B100 Per Month furnished AVENUE J. W . H A L L ICELY furalahad garage apart­ ment Couple only. FA OWN. PLUMBING Coatraetlng A Repairs Free Eatlmatai |, L. BARVET I N Saaford Art. Phono FA B33N 3-BID ROOM, 1 hath hleck heme wUb caryorte-iad storage; ter­ rene floor* thranghant: Utehea eqajpped. Near acheeL Tetal price $11,10*. Bo altar ROLLAWAY, HaagRil and Baby Bed*. P ay, Week ar Meath VURNRU1B C B f l t l U N FNaak A m fh . FA BINS JACHOITS REPAIR SHOP Wtldtng — » aeh. A Gee. Repair* W. 30th. A Old. L. Mary Rd. USED refrigerator <33. UUUty trailer NO. 2333 MignOUa Avr. Rosa L. Payton ROOM A BOARD la private Begbtercd Bee] Kstoto Broker home, pleasant atmosphere. ASSOCIATE** IF IT 18 REAL ESTATE Mery E. Carman — Lee Snivel! Phone FA 143*2. BOOM furnished apartment 313 aik Crumley A Mootelth AWN MOWER Repairs — HeatPalmetto. Repairs HOUSE, uafurn., QUO MaUawvUle. at 117 Sooth Falk Fh. FA 1-4003 Pb. FA 2-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha Plumbing •ra Cleaned A Serviced. LEWIS RENT A BED WEST HAVEN: one-year-old 3SALES A SERVICE. r tlf W. 30 3-ROOM tpacioua apartment: first FA BN4 Holloway, Hospital A Baby Beds bedroom frame home, vinyl I N I Sarita St St. Ph. FA 2-T0N or FA 1-3400. floor: private bath; X Nock* By Day, Week or Month. floora. Inquire, C. L. Reece, 209 n n a s c n i n i ! from Now Smyrna Hiway, Mar CARROLL'S FURNITURE Grapcville Ave. churches and store*. Phone Fh. FA 1-3111 1U W. lit I t use Wiring — Klertrte Servlet FA 2-1771. Available Immediate Pbane FA 1-7084 3-BEDROOM, Florida room, tiled Sid Vihlaa D A W N ' S lr-_________ ■ . bath home. Near air baio on RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. BEAUTY SALON Sanford Ave. 3230 down, Inquire MagoaUa FA 34*13 rURN. Garage Apt. FA 1 Air Conditioned Dryara 2700 Sanford Ave. This U a guest pass to the Hovi* land Drive-In Theatre f * RAYM OND M. B A LL L. Morgan. Seated, t Decorating. Free EaUmatai AND ASSOCIATES '‘Thunder Read". Work Guaranteed. SEMINOLE Real Eitate — laaaraaca P A I N T I N G CONTRACTORS Surety Bonds g. Beal lEatato Fee SaW FA 2-1204. 211 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 3-5641 Sanford CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 1 ROOM Effldeacy Apt, private Evan* Bldg. Lake Mary Remndellag — Free Estimates bath, suitable for eon or couple. Ph. FA 2-1290 Repa'ra Phone FA 34744 Across from Port Office. BILL BERNOSKY, Contractor 3-BEDROOM house large lot, I4N Adams Court, Wynnawnod. FLOOR aandias and ftnlahlag Strawberry Plante Term*. Claanlag, Waxlag- S e r v i n g Florida 30, lc each. Call FA 2-3N3 Samtesla Ceea tj alace 1NR nr FA 2-1739 after « p. in. W. INCOME PROPERTY: Sroom m. M. GLEASON, Lake Mary. C. Muae, Box 131, West 1st. St. houaa with 4-room apartment on Swunole Realty ROOF CLEANING AND COATING two corner lota. FA 2-3021. ret* - T T T Z iZ r : scppttao w. u ia n ucas - i e a l t o r Exclusive agent for SURCO In SUs. Matkria Velma Geaaales, this arte. Work guaranteed, ca' BIRD DOG Pupplei for aale; Adelaida H. Maaaa — Associates, FA 23*67 for free astimaUa. mo. otd. Lewis J. Ban, P. tort Park Ava. FA 34BI BILL EVANS Has 174, Lake Monroe. WOMKN & SUNLAND Estates WANT ADS BRING & FAST RESULTS South C auidhy PINECRIST 4th Addition. C Stenstrmn Realty “In the City of Gracious Living" -----COMING SOON — Formal Opening Dream Homes *340 *9840 Down Paymeat-Ns C M lg TO TA L PRICE Heme* featara S I t i Tile Bathe Porch • Utility I i • Ter. rasa* Floors • C Cerperte • Land. scaped Lota • All Cby Cae. | ceaieareo. MONTHLY PAYMENTS! view. PERMANENT Baby Slttar and Mother's Helper to live in. Call FA 2-3144 or FA 2-2863. Bom** Designed F « Florid* Living. 8 ft 4 Bedrooms—1 ft 2 Batha TJtanoA Earn that money for school exom* while the children are acbool. Comminlon plua Savings Bondi. Write NOW, Box 244, Lockhart, for inter- ■ A M ROOFING Contracting 4 Repairs Licensed — Bonded —Insured SLOOP RIGGED SAIL BOAT. I* ft. over all; ccnltr board, deck FREE ESTIMATES ■It Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 2-7*43 and bottom Fiberglass**! thla year, gaff rigged for more stab­ ility; half-cabin keep* watar out nf cockpit; jib new thla year. PIANO LESSONS: Mrs. Howard This boat would cost 11*00 Coboti. Phone FA 2-73to. to build now but needing some minor repairs is a bargain at $300. Phone FA 2-1339 or may be teen at Slonro* Boat Bowl (J-Hall 11). NO JOB TO LARGE OR SMALL Drive Ways — Parking Arana Your EVTNRUDE Dealer RENTALS: Day — Week - Month Bobnon Sporting floods Front Had Loaders Ph. Grader* — Deters — Draglines 204-6 I E. lit. Rollers — Transporta 11 FT. BOATr. Mark M Motor. PHONE: Days, FA 24134 rssaonabt*. 8*« it 1M Country Nights. FA 2-7123 or FA 2-3642 Club Drive. BRIDGE INSTRUCTION Claates now forming; contact Yvonne Foster, phone FA 26374. Dallas Asphalt Co. WOMEN SEW for profit. Kny Ready-cut wrap around apron* home. Nat profit 320.40 on u* N. FA S-34M doien, aparoUma venture. Writ* ACCURATE MFGH'S, Freeport, Coftvcfttioaal N. Y. PEACE AND QUIET We have your 2 bedroom retire Financing meat home In a choice aubur *. Male Hel^ Wanted Down baa location minutes from Ban- I MARRIED MEN for Sanford ford. 3 yarn old 100x140 tot career position, 173 «k. plu* Low as $425 Florida room, and kUcheo commission — msny other bene­ •quipped. Priced under 110,000, You can m ove in Immediately fit* — 3 day wk, JQ20 Corrine as owner wants action. while th * pipers nr* being Dr., Orlando. processed. NEAT AS A PIN to. M ilt nr Female W* Gunrantew F erm i This is a guest pass to the MovieThis freshly painted 3 bedroom land Drive-In Theatre for RueSatiafaetloni On H i* home situated on a ahady lot MENWOMEN 320. aril Simmons. Sanford, te ace Construction Of Your Horn* la Wynne wood may be Just what Luminous nama "Thunder Raed". Rsavaa Co., Attl* you have been looking for Or Your Money Cheerfully Payments only 160.19 per month Refunded. with moderate down payment Full price 313.300. We know you will lUkw It If you ace 1L V A -F H A - 0, FHA In Service Payments ODHAMt TUDOR, is now under N E W O W N E R SH IP WELCOME N A V Y A N D NEW COM ERS TO SANFORD W A IT ! WATCH!| For Opening Dat Odium & Tudor, Inc. W. J*th St PA frf Sanford BSA1LET ODHAM, Pres. Center Hwy. 17-92 ft 27th St. Phone FA 2-1501 T m i V i M Or m b CHASSIS for 27* bout# trailer GE rafrigarator. FA 7-7717. Oub U ft W a f f Far Oar U p * . . . CROWDER pea*, akra, by the btiihel. F A t-041*. OPEN DAILY 9 iM A. M. T t M SUNDAY IlfT M t ll rail with plastic end*. Flaatto or rayon tape*. Cotton er nylon eudi. Sfaam afoh Srnkarlk Glass and Paint Cr. 113-114 W. Sod St. fh. FA *4433 Ml wart HAVE 30” Electric Range, wilt take reasonable offer. tN Camellia ct., Sunland Eitate*. EX C ELLENT O PPO RTUNITY ro x An Experienced Lady With A Bread Background la Ateaert Ing — Preferably A Collage Graduate With A Degree t * A c­ counting. Our Business Is Growing And We Need Personnel. Work Will Be Directly Under The Controller With Including: General Ladgar, Subsidiaries, Financial Stattmaala And Ganeral Control. ^ Writ* Glvlnc Complete Rriume Of Background, Expartaua* And References. Interviews By Appdntmlni Only After Re­ view Of Written Presentation. Pay Coausauurate With Sm parienca And Ability. ODHAM a TUDOR INC. r . O. Bos ISM M ROBBER SETS Hiway 17-92,2 mi. So. of Sanford ROY & EVELYN De W IT T We invile you to be oar guest* absolutely free without obtigatioa at one of Saaford’* leading Motel* while you local* suitable housing for you and your family. Pick up your key at th* TtilDoiiF 23* HOSE tl.M, Boy’* Waiters Duagama gl-M pr. Army-Navy lurplua Stare, 310 Saaford Ave. FRAMES TRAILER PARK Inc. Car. Hwy. 17-92 ft 27lh St. Phone FA 2-1501 RAVENNA PARK and in O M w* invite jo u r th * future iU 'i w ill be known aa while they lent! BOX SPRING MATTRESS Trailer Park Inspection . . . . . • 35 60’ LOTS • LARGE PATIOS • GAS STATIO N & GROCERY • CHILDREN WELCOME “ PHONE FA 34323 So. Magnolia �"p H lir* reto te 0m MM. gealt B f « m wtenar tarty Wywa hte 10th M eat whan they B eared tens rwas to tee sixth M a g to sear m at. an tarty 16 OoBdC 9 rip f*i k in M S ii h m S» Baa Bp ip Ute xtote amn te Jtaa Mahaaay w«te tea wteoteg ran aa tea Rod Ban dealt tea ladtaaa their aacaad-atnight ana nm laaa. The CWsaga Cabs and Firates iput a tetetehaadm te tea ether DaanM Tlfira hail tea Btekmre Otfaba, M , te tea atear AmarfRRR I*®fiROW 1RUHMw VaroM Law scattered ate* hits te Baal llr Cohe, 03, and wte tea lfte gaxM ter tea Ftaatea te ttaiv n m r bat tea Otea late * • afteteap, 4-3. an tammy Taytor’a M r - CMttum (M ). U ry (U-d). HK-Maboaa. " S T Meesi'yWded mveahtt* hi a 1 ! 1 I eight toteaga and gM axraUewt reUte ate temn Tom Kargan te tea ntatetepaai tea llte win. (13-11). League Leaders tP R m s , COLO . Ini g d f m r f w illwd ^M gge' t'l Gstore perfected to TgfiKLt** Angers Gordon PORTLAND, Ore. (U P I)-E d dte Her hen, 1>4-pound heavywndght free* Peril* nd, Ore., had Me SOth victory In at profession*! fight* today end waa looking forweed te o meeting with Iriih Pat IR lfW ty o f Toenma, Wa*h., an CMhether atep toward a crack at Hm WeeW title. - Meehen ducted off German-born Willi* Beimanoff hero Wedneaday •igkt In g Id-round unanimous de­ sktop befeet a national televlalon IMVb and unrank- 'Go-Between'In NEW YORK (U P I) — Charley Slack, alleged "go-between” In MW strange promotional activities aairauadtog tba Johansson • PatMedea right, taka* tba stand to­ day at tba New York state Ath­ letic Commission's hearing. Ex-fight manager Black, crony of manager Cus D'Amato and re­ ported friend of missing mobster Tony Salerno, will bo questioned about: HU alleged Introduction of expromoter Bill Roaonsohn to mob•ter Siicrno. ' fils alleged "cut” of gate re­ ceipt* from soma of cx-chaniplon Floyd Patterson'* fights, ID’A ma­ te manages Patterson). HU alleged "partnership” with Kuaensohn and fight-promoter Vincent J. Valeria In All-Star Sports, Inc., and 1U successor, Kossnsobn Enterprise*, Inc, Black * elderly, portly, be­ spectacled • was mentioned u ■ "partner" Wednesday la quotes attributed to promoter Velclla during the surprise playing of >ecrally recorded tapes at the hear­ ing. Veldt*, the Harlem politician who replaced Ro.ensohn as presi. dent of Uw Koaensohn promoting outfit on July 31, was finishing hi* second day of testimony Wednesday when wren the tapes were played by detective Nat Laurendi from the district attorney's office. One of the recording* of the bust-up word-battle between Vel­ aria and Rosenaohn on July 21 bad Velaria allegedly describing Black aa having been "a partner of •ura" In All-Htar Sport*. Previously Valeria had testified that Black nevor was associated te any way with the promotion. Sox Recall Three CHICAGO (UF1) - The Chlea09 White 80s have recalled 'hree players from their Indianapolis afm club in U10 American A im . ilatad to reort this month are first baseman Ron Jackson and OUtfleldsr Joa lllcks and John CaliUon. J ad, suffered hi* 1641a feta la • string of 96 professional flfhta. Savon vara draw* and om wai a no-daelalon oncountar. Macban la fourth ranked by the National Boxing Aatn. In hla dressing room after the fight Beimanoff, covered with walta and with the blood wiped away from hi* note and mouth, allowed that Kachan waa "a good fighter.” The eatlmatad 1,000 fin* ap­ plauded Beimanoff for hi* gamenea* and booed loudly when Ka­ chan grabbed him bodily and threw him to the eanvaa In the aocond round. Kachan waa forced to fight Beimanoff'* way. The steady, plodding Beimanoff drew Kachan into ellnehe* but came out on the worae end. Kachan, normally a stend-up-eed-punch tighter, waa a* effective with abort uppercut* and Jebe eluoe la a* he waa with a darting left. Referee Eddie Volk acored the fight 100-04 for Marhen; Judge Dick Wagner had It 00-04 for Me­ ehan and Judge Andy Crabtree agreed 99-M. day—hie future In doubt following hie latest verbal duel with Gener­ al Manager Prank Lana. Gordon waa ataamlng Wednoaday about what ha eallod " aoc­ ond rueaalng" eg Lena’* pert. Lane, in turn, thundered that ha waa “ In charge of title ball dub” and had every right te da ao. Their lateat feud aternmod from what Lane termed "an ofavloua” bunt aitutlon In Tueaday nlght'e Cleveland game here. Gordon bad rookia Chuck Tanner kit nwey on tba first pitch and a mulling dou­ ble ploy killed Cleveland's beat scoring opportunity In a 1-0 loao to Uii Red Sol* Before Wednesday’* S I defeat by Boston, Gordon aald Ians wee talking out of turn. “ 1 don't think any general man­ ager should second guess a man­ ager publicly," be aald, " i f be want* to do It In private that's another etory, But not la public. I've told him that before." To which Lane exploded: "Sec­ ond guessing my neck (or toms such part of the anatomy). I ’m supposed to be running this ball club and if I don’t have Uw right to an opinion I don’t know who Remember the Preakncca win­ doos.” ner, Royal Orbit, lie will have Fastest running of Uw world's a lull brother In this Fall's run­ ning o( the world's richest race. richest race, The Garden State The Garden State, The 2-year-old was Nadir's 1:44 1-9 for Uw 1 1te Stephen, owned by W. S. Miller. 19 miles te 193T, chktM m m New fork MO m WjM, LatinAn ( ! ) Coataa (I-1) m i We Wynn (39-10). th* tram W *9 LOW A *A T tU R /* rm *A % 7 V f —Purkey (M). ve KcDrrKt rn ou a g m m Philadtiohla at Chicago Lm Angeles at San Fran. (night) (Onto Sanaa scheduled) American Laasw WL.Fet.GM Chicago 00 ST .013 ... CUvslsod M 03 .STS M 1 tSBM 7H6 a*, apg/t. ^cSHe'rie tvtR 719wtH nut nrLB 9 OR M O M r m * -W iM 9 t 9 - COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. CUPI>— Tommy Aaron and Jackie NlckJaui, the babies of Uw U, S. Walker Cup team, and a 43-yearold outsider posed new threats to Charlie Coo and other “ old guard” favorites today In Uw National Amateur golf, championship. Coo, tbs 33-year-old defending champion who says little and lets his golf game da hla talking, re­ sumes his quest of a third ama­ teur crown In Uw fifth round to­ day against Tod Glslchmsnn of Satleoy, Calif. Two more rounds are scheduled for today on the Broadmoor course to narrow Uw field to four seraifinalist*. In addition to Coe, Aaron (10-10) and Ntcklaua, tba Walker Cuppers wbc started play la the fifth round were Hereto Ward, BUI Hyndmaa and Dr. Freak (Bud) Taylor. Coe again waa Mr. Precision Wednesday aa ho finished strong­ ly on Uw back nine to beat Bob Batdorff of Ilerahey, Pa., 3 and 1, and Jim Vickers of Wichita, Kaa., 4 and 3. But on Uw strength of Wednes­ day’s performance by Aaron, NlcUaua and Tom Draper. Coe must regard these three as threats to hla crown as serious as bis experienced Walker Cup colleague*, Ward, Hyndman and Taylor. Detroit n T4 .493 1TV4 Baltimore Tt T9 .4M lilt Boaton M TT .4T3 3DK Kansas City a 93 .434 MVt Wellington 41 M .41* 39 Wodeesday'a BosaHa New York 3 Chicago 1 Boaton • Cleveland 9 Detroit S Baltimore 1 (night) (Only game* scheduled) TBnraday’e Pratable Pitchers No games scheduled Friday Night's Games Detroit at Chicago Cleveland at Kansas City Baltimore at Washington Boaton at New York In four times at bet la Uw world's richest race—The Garden State—Jockey Erie Guerin ha* been tint on Summer Tan (1934), second on Career Boy (1933), third on Rose Trellis (I93T) and Sword Dancer (1939). BALTIMORE, Md. (UPI) - The Baltimore Cotta should repeat as National Football League cham­ pion*. That's a forthright statement, hut then we have to badge a little. Coach Wesb Ewbank'a huskies may have to prove they can keep winning U and when all-pro quar­ terback Johnny Units* gets hurt. No one said Unltas was going to gel hurt, but football sometime* can be rough. And tho Colts no longer have another experienced quarterback since George Shaw picked up hte option and was trad­ ed to the New York Giants. Eubank thinks he has ths answer la two starling defensive backs, Andy Nelson and Ray Brown, both working out at quarterback. Fan* and soma sportswrilers have been complaining that neither Nateon nor Brown have looked imrestive in exhibition games and ava failed to move the team for the most part. But Ewbsnk U sticking by hte guns. Ewbsnk said he did not know of a team In the league with two re­ serve quarterbacks who were aa good, considering tho amount of experience they have bad. Tti* oUier question the Colts will have to answer U whether they can S keep the mid-season form Uw team reached before the season even started. Probably they ran. P.wbank said he believed the squad was develop­ ing at Just about the right pace and Coach Jim Lee Howell of the GlanU said ha believed the 1939 Uallimorc team may ba osw of the greatest of NFL club*. Howell should have a prelly good line on the Colts, HU GlanU edged them during Uw reguUr 1939 sea­ son and then lost to Baltimore, 1317, in a championship game that produced Uw league's first "sud­ den death" overtlms. Uw Giants also took a 39-3 thumping from Uw Colts in so axhtblUaa game teat month. So Howsll may ba right. Tbs Colts have tn Uw “ six Ions of fun" an aging defensive Una but still probably tho most devastating one in the NFL- They have •'steadily Improving defensive backflsld. And that offensive. Sparked by the cool am) deadly pitching of Unites It U one af the moat ver­ satile In tho business. Tho bull-ilka rushes of Alan Anitclw, Uw alanU of L. C. Dupre, Uw daullng speed to tho outside of all-pro Lenny Moore all complement tho passing threat. GREENVILLE, B. C. (U P I) — Putt Rademacber, a f a r m e r Olympic boxing champion trying hla professional "comeback” at the age of 10, meats heavyweight Ralph Schaelder af Miami her* tonight. Neither ha* done much fighting lately. Schneider, a former spar­ ring partner of retired heavyweight king Rocky Marciano, dropped a split decision to Roland Lastana last year la Ua last fight. Rademacber, who triad to atari at the top two yean ago in the pro ranks -by taking on Floyd Patterson, was knocked out by Patterson and later by Zora Volley, Ho started back up the trail last month at Columbus, Ga. by taking a sixth round TKO over Tommy Thompson of Washington, D. C. Marciano wiU referoo tonight’* bout. lag Electrically, te waiting tot you—an •ward-winning Lifht-for-Living Madallkm Homo*, containing arary nrw idaa for Rvusf right lighting for avny Sinct 1948 ALL TYPE AIDS SOLD 8m m it Milter Radio 6 Appliance Co* 118 8. Part Avenua In Sanford on Friday of each week • to IS noon. Batteries In MUtor'a alack. Call for appoiataoat hi your homo. ORLANDO HEARING CENTER r U s i Oriaado GA 2-3319-311 Fla. Nattosu! Baak BaUdlag Night ar Betteaya Call — Thomas 8. Smith GA 3-4111 OM OM Rademacber Trios Comeback Tonight Colts Look Liki NFL Repeaters Rsppw, nbovr a r m Haarteg Glsseaa available eaty tkreagh the optical praTaaekm Cleveland National Leagao—Pace, Plratae IT-1; Antonelli, Giants 1M; U w, Pirates IT-f; Conley, Phils U-T; Jones, GlanU 13-13. American Leagaa-Bbaw, While Sox 1M; McLUh, IndlaM 1M ; Wynn, White (tat » ! * ; • Ma(V Knicks Sign Two NEW YORK (U PI) Jack George and Prank Batvy, both of whom earn# to the Now York Knickerbockers in trades w i t h •tber teams, hare signed their lK M t contracts with Uw Nfr tional Basketball Attn. Club. Sword Dancer, third te last Fall’s running of Uw world's rich­ est racu, Tba Garden State, te considered Uw leading candidate for 3-yssr-old honors af 1999. �*r Boosters Plug Sale Of Tickets WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Saturday. High today ST In II. Low tonight TO to 78, VOL, Y T J T football fans caa look for as • MUresting game" tonight, San­ ford Coach Jim Pipott said today as Ida Seminole* get ready la tackle the Titusville Iberian l i at Municipal THE WOMEN ARE WORKING fo ttln f ready for tha Bate Didrtekoon Zahariaa golf tournament Saturday aad Sunday and Sonny Powell enjoy* the effort, dally with hto lister, Dot, carrying tha duba. They will Mayfair or ba among the golfera who play §nmj either «*»*.* at the »■ *— «» Casselberry country duba. All proceeds go to the Ameri­ can Canear Society. Fat is $1 and registration desk* will ba open from 8 a.m. until noon and 1 to 8 p. m. both days. Trophies will be awarded to top men and women players and a putting contest will be held at each course. The Women's Golf Associations of tha two duba are sponsoring tha tourney. (Staff Photo) SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 824 45M inersTrapped In Flaming Shaft CHRYSTON, Scotland (U PI)— Forty-five men trapped by an electric explosion In a mile-deep flaming coal mine were given no chance of survival today.______________ “Thera ia no hope,” a National Coal Board spokesman said. A rescue worker said, “ It is pure hell down there.” To Chart Routes To Planets News Briefs Success Closes Out Hard-Luck Program 1 p. m. Stocks X NEW YORK (UPI) —Stock pri­ ces at 1 p. m.: American T A T .............. 70V4 American Tobacco NW Bethlehem Steel ........ SSto C A 0 ............................ IStt Chrysler ......................... O H Curtiss - Wright .............. 3M DuPont ...........................343 Eastmaa Kodak «••»•••*** 'IS Ford Motor .......................70% General Electric .............. WH General Motors .. .. . . . . . . S4H Graham ■ Paige ,...*«••••«* f i t Inti. T A T 31to Lorill i rd .......................... 41M Minute Maid »••»«. 19M Penney 1Q4V4 Penn UK Idle Royal American .......... 4H Sears Roebuck •tlMMSltSS HVfc Studebsker .... iitMMMHtl lBVh U. S. Steel . *iiiHaa•***» 100H Westingboos* EL ............. VTH ““ “ ““ “ “ Altogether, S3 men ~»re trapped when wires to a ventilating fan abort • circuited early this morning, sending flames and smoke billowing Uirough the mine corridors. Six man were brought Mrs. Thurmond Okay out alive by rescue teams. An­ WASHINGTON (UPD-Doctors other man was found dead. reported today that the wile of At tint, officials were confident Sen. Storm Thurmond (D-S. C.) moat of the men would be lived. wax ia good condition following a But rescue workers taking a •tx-bour operation for removal at breather on the surface laid opera­ a brain tumor. tions underground had been a m erely hampered by falls of coal JACKAONYJUJt.frWn-A New Parliament Out . tad rock. LONDON (UPI) - Queen sai­ The Ore was exUhgulshco by York firm hie been charged anth ls bath formally dissolved Parlia­ early afternoon but officials said shipping 13,713 pounds of decom­ ment today, and most members It would be several hours, perhaps posed lobster tails after one of of the Houw of Commons headed aven nightfall, before rescue the largeat seizure* of foodstuff* for their home districts to cam­ squads got to the trapped man or In state history. Federal agents said the im­ their bodies. paign lor th* Oct. S election. Throughout the morning and af­ parted lobster tails may have been ternoon wives, relatives and meant fee distribution lo Florida's Trafficante Guilty CLEARWATER (UPI) — Gam­ friends of the doomed men stood tourist centers as a local pro­ duct. bler Henry Trafficante was free1silently at the pithead. The tails were seized at a local on 110,000 bond today while attor­ The other 10S men of tbs day freexer plant Wednesday night. neys planned sn appeal to his shift escaped. Tba retail valua of th* shlpmeot LONDON (UPI) —Chines* Com- conviction Thursday on charge* was estimated at $20,000. munlet Boss Mao Ts* • Tung'S of bribing a police officer to pro­ William B. Logan, resident In shakeup of top military posts dip- tect a 1034 lottery ring. ■pector of th* U. S. Food and closed moves to tighten party con­ Drug Administration, said a libel trol over the powerful Rod Army, Fruit Shipments Information baa been filed experts on Communist affairs aald WINTER HAVEN (UPI) -Daily charging Um International Fish­ today. eries Co. of New York City with The high-level purge was rem­ carioadlngs in boxes from the Cit­ •hipping the tails in interestate iniscent of th* party-army drug- rus Vegetable Inspection Division: By rail, 3,041 grapefruit; by boat, Apparent low bid last night oo commerce In an adulterated con­ gle In Mo*cow some two years ago when Premier Nikita Xkroab- 3TO grapefruit; by truck, 10.B33 building the new Seminole High dition. Officials of toe local freezer • chev fired Defanee Minister Mar­ grapefruit; total shipments, 14,- School was 11,438,977 from Ken shal Georgi Zhukov, they said. 1T1 grapefruit. Cannery receipts, Smith Construction Co. of Day­ plant said they did not know the tona Reach. condition of the product when it Some observers said the Peiping 3,513 grapefruit. Smith’s firm offered to have the arrived Aug. 34 from New York. regime, which admittedly has school ready for occupancy by Th* tails were shiprvd to this been having interne] troubles, re­ Victims Sought HARLETTA. Italy (UPI) - Res­ Aug. 15, I960 and to atari con­ country from Braxil where an |ncognized that the army was th* only organized body in Red China cue crews worked around the clock struction with IS days o.' the date intenslv* investigation is nderstrong enough to trigger a revolt today In the grim hunt for addi­ awarded. The county school board1way to tract th* ret*, of the cargo. Logan aaid. Peiping Ihiu far has given no tions] victims of the collapse Wed­ will award the bid Monday. A fire escape bid for Seminole The tails were packed in 13 and official explanation for the dis­ nesday of a five-story apartment missal of Marshal Pen Teh-Hual as house. The bodies of 33 man, wom­ High and Harper and Lake Mon- 40 pound boxes and had almost defense minister or the removal an and children have been recov­ roe elementary schools was re­ the same markings and site as • of Huang Ke-Cheng from his port ered from the 30-foot high pile jected because It was the lone of­ Florida lobatar tails. fer. Three bids are needed. Th* of rubble and debris. as rhief of the general staff. board will call for new bids. But both posts went to staunch party men. The Defense Ministry Skelton Resting was assigned to Marshal Lin! SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UPI) Piao, one of the foremost Com­ —Physicians sakl today that come­ munist commanders of the civil dian Red Skelton, 4S, probably will Seminole County drivers' license war days. A year agt, he was be released Monday from SI. sales totalled 11,217 at 3 p. m. named vice > chairman of th* John's Hospital where he has been DETROIT (UPI) —General Mo- yesterday. Last September 8,347 perty. resting since he returned last Lo Juiehing, who was chief of weekend from a personal tour of tors Corp. announced today there - licenses had been issued after the secret police ss minister of public Japan. Doctors said Skelton was will be no increase in the list pri- first 12 days of sales, ^ security, took over as chief of suffering from extreme physical ces of the firm's 1960 model cars.- The courthouse Is open for General manager of Chevrolet, license salts from I a. ra. to 3 w staff of the more than three mil­ fatigue. Oldtmobile, Pontiac, Rulck and p. m. weekdays and this Saturday lion • man army. Lo, who is de­ Cadillac divisions all made timil- and next Saturday from t a. m. scribed as the “ Hatchet man” of ar statements today to the effect until noon. Licenses will he sold th* Psiping regime, also was that factory list prices will be <in Oviedo from 2-3 p. m. Tuesday, named one of the 10 view • later* of national defense. The Rev. Howard D. Gress, exe­ the same or lower on new cars, Mondays, Fridays and .Saturday although many lines will have mornings are the heaviest felling cutive secretary, Presbytery of costly improvements and extras, days In the courthouse. St. Johns, Synod of Florida, will speak at morning and evening worship services st the First Pres­ byterian Church Sunday. Rev. Grass also will b« the speaker for the Rally Day services Kept. 37. M ilitary Shakeup By Red Chinese ^Tightens Control WASHINGTON (U PI) — Tha United 8Utts find A 60-pound Vanguard III satellite into orbit today in ita tint outer apace success since Soviet Premier Nikita Khrnab* chev arrived here boasting of Russia's moon hit. The new satellite, shaped like an ovtrxixed Ice crei cone, waa carried aloft from Cape Canaveral at. 1:$0 a. by the tart of the bard-tuck Vao- KHRUSHCHEV DOES THE WAVING HYDE PARK, ft. Y . (U Pj) Nikita I. Khrushchev, who.has spoken of burying. America, cams through the rolling greenery of tba mid-Hudson Valley today to lay a wreath on the grave of the Ame- $1,458,977 Low Bid On High School No Price Boost, G M Announces 11,217 Purchase Driver Permits Rev. Gress Speaker J. M. Jackson Dies •A t Crescent City Mr. Jams* Mann Jackson, Cres­ cent City Atlantic Coast Lin* agent died at bis bom* Monday following a heart attack. A native of Rome, Georgia, Mr. Jackson went to Crescent Ctty from Sanford to 1*32. Surviving ire hit wife,, Plorenct: two daughters, Nancy Lyna, •a n d Sarah Mara, at Crescent City; on* non, Dr. J. Wesley Jackson, Florence, Ala.; hi* parents, Mr. and Mr*. George Jackson; one sister, Mrs. Clyde Plercy, of San­ ford; two brothers, Robert, of Rome,- Ga. and Marvin, of Fort Lauderdale; aad twa grandchild- FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1989 Vanguard Orbits New Satellite Pi port said Ms squad haa ‘we’ll as* haw they hold ap •ssure tonight.” That p expected to be heavy, t o ____ Isait, as the Terriers probably will hava same MO pi e*ton to tba lias aad "soma ten# haps to tba backflaht," N p t t sate Kickoff time la 1:11 p. m. Tickata are on tela ttawrtaaa at RoumiDat A Andersen ami Tewabton drug store*. Seaaoa tickets also will ha aa aala at th* gate tonight by lbs Chitfs Club, tbs boaster ergeefxallau which la trytop to generate m season long fattening far all Tiigh school athletic m ats. The booetera hen about ll.saa worth at tlekete sold to their drive to seU d t o worth. Plgott said Mike Roberto would guide tba Semtoelea to their first offensive this season, with Alex McKJbbta as the ether quarter­ back. “ 1 export to see abort 31 boys to action tonight aa we try maffenelva aad datoaalvo autto •pigott said. Probable starters offeoalvaly will be Jim Greeny and Terry Christtaoaen at ends; Charles Bogan aad __Jams*.Markham at tackle*; Glynn Hodges and Billy Alford at guards nod Tommy Botnar at center; Roberta et quarterback, Ray Lundqulst and John Lovslaea at half­ backs and Jehn Minn at M l back A The first line defensively will • b e Markham and Bogan et ends; Rusty Simas aad Charles Pen at taeklea; Hodges or Neely Rooe at center; MeXlbbto aad Alford as outside linebackers; Lao Rlsear and Johnny Wbelchol, Inside linebackers, sod Gracey Lundquiet aa sxlety man Coach Spec Everhart did art revqnl n storting lineup far kin blue and paid clad Terrbna but Hated a »-m ea Wavt *» » United Prpoa Leased Wire Established 1908 Cat Rally Sunday The Seminole Sports Car Club will bold a “ Loop the Loop” ral­ ly Sunday, leaving Hinson's Amoco Service Station on French Ave. at J p. m. Participants are re­ quested to bring a picnic lunch to the rally, which will loot about two hours. Short Causes Fire A short eircuil caused a car (ire yesterday at 13th and French Ave. The wire trouble developed when Sanford resident John J. Sen dees were held to Edea Bell was trying out a car belongCemetery at 10 a. ra. Wednesday. to * French Are. used car lot. Bridge Crash Halts Moonshine Run Forty gallons of moonshine a nearby awamp, the sheriff a ofliquor were seized at th* Lake flc* reported. Monro* Bridge this morning after heavily laden ear attracted . . . . , * . Deputy Cooper s attention In Ora hot tour-county pursuit by <ogt clly. £ „ w that whcn ^ sheriff's deputies. turned a spotlight on the auto, A crash at tlie bridge stopped , Stacey and McGee Red at speeds Orlandosns Varoon L. Stacey and1“ P 10 * » m P-h- Tb« ne#ln* c» r Jesse L. McGee after their liquor-1 * * ■»“ * . ro*k* , . , _ . , _ mg the turn towards Lake Monroe loaded car fled from Oange City too fast at 4:43 a. ra. with Volusia De-! Stacey, 46. and McGee. IT, uties H. R. Cooper and Bob started from Orange City with 13 augherty in pursuit. Jugs of liquor. Seminole County 3fcG*e was caught at the bridge deputies Vernon Brewster, Russ about • a. m.a and Stacey waa Seeberger, Andy Evans ind Bob tracked down at 1:30 after a 12- Grant were on hand far the mil* bloodhound pursuit through arrest. 1 B N. V. FARMER Realtors Board Elects Farmer rican who aald that this country had nothing to fear but fear itself. The Soviet premier wu ltd to the grave of Franklin D. Roosevelt by his widow, Mrs. Eleanor Roose­ velt. Khrushchev Is no stranger to Mrs. Roosevelt, She interviewed him at length during her 1957 Huasian visit. After the trip she wrote, “ 1 think 1 should die if 1 should have to live In Soviet Russia." Khrushchev waa scheduled to ■peak at the Unllcd Nations this afternoon and was reported ready lo present a “ plan" for disafmament. Khrushchev will wind up his IIday visit to the United Stales with a press conference and an hourlong nationwide television talk. The White House disclosed Thursday that these two events are scheduled on Sept. 37, only a few hours before Khrushchev boards his plane for the return flight tu Moscow. Mr. J. A. Cranston Dies At Hospital Mr. John A. Cranston died at Seminole Memorial Hospital last night, after i short illness. Mr. Cranston, S3, lived in San­ ford since 1917 when ho came was elected beni from his birthplace in Ubpresident of the Seminole County; ley, Mich, lie lived at 1719 W. Hoard of Realtors at the annual *‘'*r** St. election meeting last night. Others * charter member of the Sanelected to serve during I960 were fort1 f rrr Methodist Church, he Cecil H. Waller, vice president; wa* » ol ,h<? l»oarri of Gladys M. Dawson, secretary-‘ Trustees of the Florida Confertreasurer; Genevieve lilelr, cor- enCH llw Kfte Methodist responding secretary and Charles Church ami for many year* waa F. Field, director. a delegate to the annual church Installation ceremonies will be conference. He wa» formely supheld in January. It was decided' erintendenl of the church Sunday to hold a dinner meeting In Oct- *chooJ. Mr. Cranston was employober and invite the wives. Robert ed by the Sanford Post Office for S. Brown, Seminole County ion the past 17 years. Surviving are his wife, Agnes ing director will speak about coun V. Cranston; four urns. Rev. Hobty zoning regulations. Representing the loca board at ‘'rt J- Cranston of Tampa, Rev. the Florida Assn, of Realtors at Harold C. Cranston of Clearwater, the state convention in Pensacola Ri|Ph A- Cranston of Shreveport, Oct. I, 9 and 10 will be William »n*l w- Cranston of SeatH. Stamper, current president; tle: »«vt?n grandsons, two sisters, Farmer, Mrs. Dawson and Wally Mrs. Stella Minor of Memphis, Dietrich, director, Mich., Mrs. Alice lankelt of San­ ford; and one brother, Arthur Cranston of Miami. Funeral services will be at 3 p. m. tomorrow at Urissoa Fun­ eral Home, with Rev. Ira Hind­ man Jr. officiating, and Rev. E. LITTLE ROCK. Ark. (UPI) — J. Hood, Conference SuperintooFour men accused of Labor Day dent as assisting pastor. Burial bombfngs here pleaded innocent will be ia Oaklswn Memorial today, but a fifth admitted In- Park. Pallbearers will be selected volvement in one cate and drew a maximum 3300 fine and 3-year from associates of the Free Metho­ Jail sentence under au 116)5 law. dist Church and of the local Post J. D. Sims. 33, a truck driver, Office. Mr. Cranston’s family re­ admitted implication In th* dyna­ quests that In place of flower*, mite explosion that wrecked an contributions be made to th* John office In the school board build­ A. Cranston Memorial Fund of th* ing oo the night of Sept. 7?* Free Uctbodul Church of Sanford. 4 4 Bomb Suspects Plead Innocent The National Aarooautics and Span Administration ban aooounnd at 4:00 a. n . that tba spicc-chartlng mooalat bad Joined •even other U. I. lateiUiei and one Russian satellite in orbit around the earth. Scientists estimate the new ■etelUte'a lUe at 3» to 40 yean. Batteries eoosistlag of S3 small sllver-ainc cells, wen expected to provide power for ita radio transmitter for two to three months. The scientists said Van­ guard 111 would not be vUlble to the naked eye. The announcement said that ini­ tial calculations indicated Van­ guard III would circle the earth every UO minutes. Its lowest point weo calculated at 313 sta­ tute miles and its highest point et 3,300 statute mile* above the earth. Vaogmard It! was pecked with in^ gimfft(t f|fliuMril to jht earth's magnetic field, solsr X* NASA said space charts would bo drawn from this and future magnometer experiment* to give man his first map of aafe routes to lb* mooo and planets. The magnometer was designed !o de­ tect pockets of high radiation which a spaca traveler would want to avoid. Registrar To Take Books To Voters County registration hooka will be taken Into tit* county from Sept. 27 to Oct. 3 so that new residents may register to vote on the reapportiunment bill and coun­ ty school mlllagc and trustee Nov. 3. Supervisor of Registration Ca­ milla D. Bruca plans to lake Uie books out during the last week of registration before the elec­ tion. Mrs. Bruce will be In Fern Park Sept. 30, tentatively at the Prairie Lake Legion Hail from 7 to I p. m. She will be at Allamoots Springs Oct. 1, at the Com­ munity Hall from 7 to 9 p. m. The Sanford office in the Chamber of Commerce building will be open from 7 to I p. m. Sept. II and 38. The office Is presently open Mondays through Fridays from 9 a. m. until noon, and from 2 to 5 p. m., and Satur­ days through Oct. 3 from 9 a. m. until noon. TV Star Charged In $125,000 Suits MIAMI (U PI>- Television hero Richard Webb, whose off • screen spy chase, snded to law suits ■gainst himself, admitted today the real Ufa episode was inspired by his TV personality, not vodka. "What I did certainly is a hold over from the role I'm playing in thii show," confessed the hand­ some star of “ Border Patrol," here to film sequences for tha popular television series. “ You get to think that way," be said. Two Insurance men filed dam­ age suit* totaling 1123,000 here Thursday against the actor and co • defendants. They claimed Webb accused them of being Rus­ sian spies and roughed then! up on an airline flight. The insurance men, Msnnus P. Tough ill. 3*. Salt Lake City. Utah, and Walter Bush, 39, Springfield, Ore., said Webb bad been drinking when lb* trouble started on an air­ line flight from New Orleans to Miami last Friday WASHINGTON1 (U PI) — 9m. Albert Gore (D-Taon.) bad charged that some 'daiaietratian official* an eonsiderlac a "dolfe crate default" on federal govern, ment highway obligations to the states despite the fart Congrew acted to pnvent I t Ho urged President .Kiaenhow* in a letter made public Thursday to make H dear the federal gov* eminent will net detank an Ha obligations. > The senator also said some ef> Uriels pish to exercise eoqtfrd over the highway contracts made by the states to parcel ant ro> duced apportionment* so they w tl not all coma due at once. Gore aaid the peotty-a-galloa k*> crease in gasoline taxes voted by Congress will not bring In wsough money to pay for the federal ihara of stata highway projects already under contract He quotrd Federal Highway Ad­ ministrator Bertram D. Tallamy aa stating that the Bureau at Public Roads plans to hold some alata voucher* for aaveral next June to put them Into a fiscal year, “ To ma it Is Inconceivable that the federal government should dofault to its solemn obligation to the allies by refusing prompt 20imbursemsnt," Gore said. Tennis Tourney Pairings Made Drawings far the Sanford Re­ creation Dept. Tennis Tourna­ ment have paired these partner* and opponents; Doubies: Gene Tucker and Charlit Morrison will play John Bart low and Dick Mann. Melvin Jonea and George Gillette will play Laland Taylor and D. H, Pirtey. Harold Herbal and Buddy Proc9or will meet Pete Knowles and ~A1 Doudney and Wendall Springfield with Phil Login will play Gordon Dean and Norman Mcfnnlt. For first round doubles, two out of three seta determine tha match. Games must be completed before Oct. 1 and players wlU arrange their own time and pUc* of play. In th* men's singles, match** will be John Barlow vs. Leland Taylor, D. II. Plercy va. Wcndall Springfield, Buddy Proctor va. Phil Login, Norm Melon!* va. Michael Sirianni, and Harold Harbat vs. J. T. Ferrell. A1 Doudney will bypass this first round If no one inters against him. An additional player can be entered in th* singles dot to this bye. Women's singles matches wiH pit Tolly Brubaker va. Modtna Ferrell snd Meg Urquhart va. Dorothy Mann. Th* sama tima and place rules apply to single* Uut are set far doublet. Patton Funeral Services Today Funeral services for Harrell B. Patton, who died suddenly Wed­ nesday, trill be held ■( * p. m. today at Brlsaoo Funseal Homs, with W. P. Brook* Jr., officiating. Tha body will be taken la Val­ dosta, Ga.. far burial, with Briasoa Funeral Horns ia tharga � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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T he usual s tiffn e s s to w ard t o r t * * * H a Soviat praaa told ita r a a d c n to day a ««oHd wall o f *00,000 A m ericana” f a r o K h m h c h e y " sto rm y applauaa a n d ova* tk a a " w hen h a arriv e d in W ash in g to n . T h a rep o rts deoeribed th a W aahln*ton acene aa one of o v erw hehnins approval by m am . m ath , friemBy, h an d k erch ief - w aving crowds, W ashington w aa so packed w ith peopfc said th e official gov ern m en t new spaper, Iavestla, t h a t T h e r e waa n o t even a place to drop an apple’." ^ -L ong befo re th e a rriv a l o f th e a i r . plan*, several th o u san d re sid e n ts g a th e re d to greet th e head o f flo v k t pow er.” Is re .U a wm announced. By tha tints Khruah- their approval by stormy applauaa.' A peatenriaed mllh r ceat el Me prel nuhllshsl hy the in the MrthMit FtorA s sent ncsivsd bp else set hr Uw cemmlsMu, Is as* Cl rests per gslloe. But tbmmlmtoe Chslmaa J. trolley Odhem crttktasC the wove Wd ssld, *'! de art believe that the milk Industry viU he satisfied with the 111 per real floor and their seat more wifl be to raise R. There is ne protection to the seusumer member ie this.” Odhara said price control* -would be sethtug hat preftor peaee la the puh£e. . CHARLES POX of the Seminole High School footkuU team gets special delivery for his Introduction to the fans at the Chiefs Club pep rally last night at Seminole High School. Delivering him are cheerleaders Frances Strickland, Marylln McDaniel and Anne Crappt. COACH JIM PIGOTT Introduced James Markham, who got left out in the equhd recognition. The pep rally sponsored by the Chlefa Club, headed by Gordon Brad, ley, was held to build interest In tha boosters organise, tlon for the grid season which begins here Friday night when Sanfonl plays Titusville. . (Bergstrom Photos) iouth Seminole Schools To Have 3,000 Next Year 36 Escape Injury As Airliner Makes Belly-Landing At Air Force Base More than S.000 children will I Uw new Lon(wood Semiswlo Element«ry ted Lyman reboot In the cooperaUv* training tofl of IMS, County School Supt R. T. Milwee told the Uoue Hah yeeterdsy. Peek school eerotlmeot tor this year should be 11.3SB in January 1MO, MUwee said. Bide wiQ be opened tomorrow an the now nemimd* High School, to be buUt In the Beaervoir Lake m t she Ji ArlB he bellt ee s PLATTEBBURG APB. N. Y. (UPl) — Aa KaaUrn Airlines Mar­ tin CM airliner made an emer­ gency belly-landing ne a >toemcovered runway at this Strategic Air Command base early today •ad ail M persons aboard souped serious Injury. The plane developed loading gear trouble while on o flight northward from Now York CUy to Moseena, N. Y. The pilot dis­ covered the trouble while attempt­ ing In niok* a landing at Burling■uaicipal Airport a operettas wings at and then dae o v e r e d walkway*, Mflwee ee- tswsr Ml He circled the field Mr ibout M "The plant will consist of IS to bum ap his excess ekaerooiM, a bomemaklag suite, •dance suit*, commercial suite, Perce personnel spread la ana arts sad craft, room, am Alr blanket el foam used to ex room, a library, cafeteria, vocal thick Unguixh oU tire* over a 300-fuet music room, hand room, gym- wide section of the runway lor i ussium , auditorium and ad minis- Sao feet. Rratlve roils,” to aecommodste •boot 1 PM children, MUwee said. The pilot then set the two en­ A new school for Hopper, sod gined plane down In Um middle. additions to Grooms Asodemy, An Air Force spokesman who Lyman, and Oviedo wifl begin gave newsmen a running account User Mi Um year, MUweo told the Lloni. following thee* will bs addition* Is the preient Semi­ nole High, which will become a Junior high sad Um aouatsucUau of s now olomantiry school hi Civic Center Gels Newsweek Plug A Sanford Civic Center Is pictured Is Newsweek Magaxine for Sept. M is an advertisement show­ ing how adhesive* can be used te bold bent wood beams. "By designing this striking new eivie center ueing laminated wood, architect John Burton IV saved tha City of Sanford almost 51 for each square foot of construction In round flgure»-41l,0M,r Jb e article ay s. A Two photos of Um Civic Cantor are drown, emphsailing Um beau­ ty and strength of Um curved wooden beam support sod wood Killing Tot Sickens K a n , Saves Others BAN DIEGO. Cxlif. (U P l)-A U-year-old welder told police to. day he became so sickened alter stobblng hie five-year-old stopdaughter to death that be couldn’t go through with n plan to kill the ether three members af hie faneily and himself. Earl Mild/ord NeUon, a native mf Roebuck, 8.C., admitted plac­ pillow over the heed hear of i n g e pill Lou Skelton until she Cindy Lou came unconscious end then stab­ bing her to death early Tueedey, the day after the had started kin­ dergarten. Hie also admitted beating his wife, Marjorie, S4, on the head with a hammer. She waa treated a4 a hospital. At least S00 Air Force personnel by to assist the crippled plane. Passengers and crew mem­ bers were taken to the base hospi­ tal and checked by Air Force doc­ tors and an Eaitchi Airlines doc­ tor. They said the passengers and craw ware In "good •eodiUon.” Butler Modifies Stand O r Convention Votes Abolish Cold War, And We All Gain, 1 p. m. Slocks —NEW~ YORK (UPl)—Stock pri­ Red Leader Says ces at 1 p. m.: WASHINGTON (UPl) - Soviet American T A T 7Sth American Tobacco ....... 9kM Premier NUtMa Khruebchev aald Bethlehem Steel ..,«,••••«• 5IH today that "all countries will C A O ................... I? gain'' by “aboiltiro af Chrysler ............................ asvv Curtiss . Wright .............. 90H j war,” a National Frees Club Eastman Kodak ................ SB's He told that "we have coma to Ford Motor ....................... SO II lunch country with an opon heart.’* General Electric .............. 77 your We are not here te beg tor General Motors ................. M’s “7 “ " ................. " ' anything or to force anything m 2 f t " * ? “ »• ................. ™ roS. oSt . l « u T I r o l0U' ‘ * ............................ 1 ....................... 42to try, Ma great people, which h.“ Lortllard a tremendous contribution Minute Maid•eeeaesaetapee a 20H msde the development at mankind, Penney ............. 107* to meet your statesmen and pub­ Penn MR .......... 1IH to lic leaders, and to have netful Royal America ............... 4H discussion on ail quesUoaa which S een Roebuck aaltate tha people rf Slude baker............. 14k today countries and the whale af a U.,8. Monty.....Meeattiiee ktod." he said. ee*epoaone “We want to reach agrreuieug with Um strong and UMreby reach agreement with nfl eountrlei on the nbollUon of the cold Laos Sets Curfew Curb Reds Y in O U N l, L a n a (UPl) - on night Ilia l i Vientiane, Pathet Lao rebel antly to tear of a wave oTCam Mm M. the ttoy eam, northward ha Semneue prev- Ital city at iMa l int ho tat aZ li attempting to a jungle trap that a army sources at Laos mean- tlgattog oemmltooe to on tha •cane. U wm M tevnd the rehab n are withdrawing , l i am e l lh a government early dosing I t restaurants, banu theaters and nightclubs — UrgM* Discounts for bomb attacks during a munlst-becked ralgn at terror to UmBatoh Yto* Nut eapMat 2 and ton toto tonnOtor The aaoouhfelnaiit aald only to* curfewwee being applied "tor se­ curity reasons." 14 did net affect persona an UMstreets after mld> night but further aecurtty mean, urea were expected ahnuld ton feared terrorism develop. The UN team, bated ter J«to> WASHINGTON (UPl) - * « •> state Allegation would Chairman Paul M. ttdlcr have, fewer yrtee then M kad In war. modified his 1900 cooventim ap­ “All countries will gala by this The teat-minute revision w*i ex­ portionment plan today te guarola equal measure.’* pected to head off some southern He said It eeeme “strange” that proteaU against wiping out an ex­ CAPE CANAVERAL (UPl) - A some people have expressed "ap­ isting ''bonus'' system which had Jupiter intermediate range missile prehensions" about his each toga beseflttod many southern stalee. wiggled out of control today and of visits with President Elsenhow­ Under the revised plans, every er, aa If Mm Soviet Union had state end territory would gsin at waa exploded la flight 1,000 feet "some sinister designs to express­ Negroes Admitted V°aai. Fiery debris least one convention •vote over its ,b o t* U TILS RUCK. Ash. (UPl) - m strong*. Bach would ,howerrd Uie c a n but no Injuries ing readiness to Improve Ita relations with the United Steles.*' The Little Back Ichaal Board has Mt 1U VntM for ..r h ol Us °r " U Mfety reported. OfflCiaU get 2vi votes for each of its ia |d yj, rangt officer push"These allegations are simply opened Integrated Cesiral High Democratic members of Con­ School to three more Negroes, gress. Any state facing a loss of ed the ' destnict'' button wbea the ridiculous,” he said. “We have no bringing the total in Um school to delegates would be assigned “at Army missile veered from Us plan­ Intention of producing a quarrel five. The ngw Negro students will large” vote* to bring them up te ned trajectory. The mlselle erupt­ between anybody. The county commissioner* re­ “On the contrary, we ere tak­ ceived lha Dowling Appraisal Co. ed In a bell or orange and rod attend their first classes Friday. their 1956 level. Plccee, some of them ing every measure to have good property avaluaUooa yesterday The District «f Columbia would flames. burning, plunged from Um fiery relations not only with the U. S.. from Robert Dowling, who o ld Typhoon Kills Six ............... get eight votes,.................... Puerto Rico, tlx sphere to the ground. No ground but also with Re allies We would they represent "a good appraisal.” NAHA, Okinawa (UPl) — Six The Virgin Islands and the Canal like toe meetings betv-en states­ This step to the commission's ef­ UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. persons were reported killed and i Zooe, three each. In addition earh fires were started. men of the USSR ind Um U. 8. fort to grt a revived asaeMment Some of the debris fell in tha (UPD—The United Nations steer­ 31 injured todey when Typhoon ,tale and territory would get an to contribute In turn to the fur­ to place more taxable property on vicinity of the blockhouse housing ing committee today ihelvcd for Sarah slammed into tiny extra vote for Us two... members . the launch technicians. But the ther Improvement of relations be­ the roll, with resultant Increase In the dureUon of the current Gener­ Island with winds up to 150 m.p h. oa the national committee. Air Force announced U seconds tween the Soviet Union and the Income tad a promise at lower al Assembly ecsaion an Indian-' Ryukyua Island police reported Total convention “ vT. „ *,ler lhe destruction that ne one United Kingdom, between the Sov­ tnlilage brought oa three things: l.wo homes were destroyed. the new plan would be 1,511 M Wil JnJured Soviet move to oust Notionalist iet Union and France and other Refusal by Tax Assessor Mary against 1,475 Mi Butler's orlgsinl Officials said a malfunction allies of the U. 5." China to favor of the Chinese Earl* Walker to w e lb* reap­ revision. There ware 1,372 vales caused the rocket to weave off Us Communists. ( Fruit Shipments The speech waa toe highlight praisal by Dowling u a basis for WINTER HAVEN (UFI>—Daily at Um 1954 convention. It xwjected by a l i to 7 vole, programmed path Just a split sec­ of Khrushchev'e second day to the IMS tax roll. with one abstention, an Indian car loading (in boxes) from the There were also signs Uist the ond after blastoff, prompting Um the United States. A plan by Commission Chairman request for e full debate on the Citrus Vegetable Inspection Divi­ party's loyalty oath compromise safety officer to destroy It. At a reception it the club be­ John Erlder h r countywide coop­ question of China's representa­ sion: By rail, 1,555 grapefruit; backed by Butler would be adopfore lunch, Khrushchev sold eration to efforts to get more tax by boat 471 grapefru'.i; by tro.k, tion. emphatically he waa “ very money to order to provide neces­ Camille F. Gravel Jr., national G o v e r n o r M a k e s By an 11 to 7 vote, with two IS,791 a>'spefruit; total shipments, pleased" by the welcome given sary services and facilities. . abstentions, it approved a U. S. 20,117 boxes; canncr receipts, 1,- committeeman f r o m Louiilana, him thus for by toe America A prediction by Krider that “the warned (hat it might be a "little P |l l Q f O r C e n t r a l people. proposal that tha assembly decide •75; cannery total, 1,975 boxes. new population’’ in toe county will inadequate" to keep Uw South In » w a w .s a im Khrushchev Ignored toe White vote la people who will equalise not to consider for the duration the DemocraUc fold next year but, P i j r r h a t A r l f l n House's "white tic" designation taxation and provide more schools, of Us Uth session any proposal Hudsons Divorced .7„. LOS ANGELES (UPl)— Film said be endorsed the compromise. and declined to wear formal dress road* and other required services. to exclude the representatives of He said the Butler • sponsored TALLAHASSEE (UPl) — Gov. to President Eisenhower's baoquoi It also revealed continued re­ Nationalist China or to seat re­ •tar Hock Hudson was awarded for him Tuesday night. presentatives of the Chinese Com­ a final divorco deem TuesdaJ proposal "la so f.lr that every ^ a * f^ ' n' sistance by some cltixens to to* In­ from hu wilt, Phyllis Gatos. Hud- « ■ “ * " £ “ Uemocrai s n p u l d J S F i a t o l S d S l ,“ ‘*i Instead the portly R ussia crease la their property values as munists. mirke<l time on how io h . J l u ' shoved up in a black businesa recommended la the reappraisal. Indian Deiense Minister V. K. son and Miss Gates, both 33, were wholeheartedly radorse It. suit, white conventional shirt and Mrs. Walker read a aUtemant l# stole VrinUnJ ^ e S l . Krishna Uenun bad asked the married Nov. 9. 1955. She wae U an interlocutory decree j f«n>P'«‘nta about the proposed ^ ' n u r x ^ th! C.hln-i si gray silk four-ln hand tie. The at­ in which she said she would not committee to put the Chinese re­ awarded tire was similar to tha1 he wore um ton Dowling figures in prepar­ presentation Usue on the agenda in August 1951, but Hudson pick-1*"ange. commlUee membgr. d d on arrival to Washington seven ing Um lass Ux roll. In it, she ex­ for full debate. S ,, 5 L . ' ! W S L S S W . S C ending toe marriage. earlier. plained that she already has tha uaiion aa chairman. ThU feeling JuriadlcUon. Sue), an agreement, hours Dress for the premier's dinner preliminary roll “heller th u hah waa expressed both by Gravel , h B »»*“. »*rtre as a model for Eisenhower at the Russian Protest Delayed and Frank U. TheU, Knuss com"*• D**t LagUlalure to con- embassy tonight has beta desig­ finished" and aspects to have it NEW YORK (UPl) -Negro par­ mitieeman who last weekend set •‘oer. ready to present to Um commission nated as "optional.” ents from Harlem called off a up a rival “on or about OcL L" Midwest DemocraUc TheP*»t Legislature rejected Elsenhower teemed to bo en­ She aald In concluding: demonstratKm today at a predom- Con|erene, toe governor*! central purchasing joying Khrushchev's presence far inalely white school to exclusive Tbwe d ^ ^ mnlia<a plan but finally placed all state “1 suggest that no benefit caa be Klverdalc where tney hope to en- b ltale ch, lrmen will follow to- Printing under the purchasing M4a l h a tha beaming R ussia secured in expediting Um question of accepting to* appraisal at this roU their diUdren The Negroes d . b„ national oouimUtee «uncU headed by Ralph Siller. liked being here. During Tuesday'! formal airport lata data, and that the board of run!lx nril Iht-lr n ana mllrr ha> 1 . v >h. Cabinet postponed f .k i... 1 Tuesday, the Nelson said he planned to kill poatpeoed their plans alter toey ,e„ j on obtained an order from Supreme for a week adopting rules for ad­ welcome, Um motorcade through county commissioners should not hie wife's other child by e pre­ Court Justice lieory Clay Green­ ministering state printing pur- a quiet but polite mulUtude at accept this appraisal without first vious marriage, Howard Lee berg requiring toe City Board of chasing under the council. Moet 200,000, a helicopter flight over the having a Impartial, competent, Skelton, 3, and their seven-month- Education to snow cauu why Har­ F r e e W i l l B a p t i s t s of the Cabinet officers said they capital and the state dinner, El- qualified review mad* of it, or reclsely correct pr« (Continued oa Fag* 2) needed more time to study (hie •*ohow#r old daughter, Catherine, but be lem pupils should not be admitted and cordial as befitting a to toe Kiverdaie Junior high T o S t a r t C h u r c h proposed regulations. “Just couldn't go through with school. But be somehow, resembled a All residents of Sanfurd and ad­ It" West Point cadet showing his Mrs. Hattie Terrell joining areas who are interested Police said NeUon made e grandmother through toe acockIn helping to organise a “ Free E l k s A s k B l o o d feeble attempt at committing sui­ C i t y V o t e s A n n e x ■ /O f Oviedo Dies Will Baptist Church." rre requestcide by inflicting several minor D o n o rs T o m o rro w I ed to meet at the home of J. C. Mrs. Hattie Mary Terrail. 90, slashes oa his wrists with a raxor O f P i n e c r e s t A r e a s Taylor, 3311 South Sanford .Ave. The Sanford Elba Club h a to- Men Meet Tomorrow died yeeterdsy at a nursing home Sanford officially recclvsd about tomorrow night at 7:30 p. m. vlisd members a d others to do­ Tha Methodist Mm wiB resume In Casselberry. She baa made her He at first claimed the slaying 1.300 new residents and nearly 300 The Rev. Byrd of Oriando will nate blood to the club's reserve monthly meetings, starting bom* to Oviedo lor several yean was committed by a burglar, but more homes last Monday night. preside at the meeting and assist blood bank tomorrow to IIm kw* their tomorrow night at 7 p. m. to and was a member af Um Oviedo later broke down and admitted be The city commission voted to an­ future members to preliminary annex on E. Second SL McKinley Hall. Several Import­ Wornmb'» Club. killed the small girl after sexual- nex the South Pinecrest, second, organisational plans Rsv. Byrd Donors will be accepted ha- ant Items wlL be discussed In­ The body will be seat to ly molesting her, police said. He third and fourth additions, south has been engaged n evangelistic tween the hours of 1:30 and 1:30 cluding plans for new projects. land, Ohio, her former home, beet his wife when she accused of Onora Rd. oa either side o f, work to North Csrsli a and Vlr•IP m. and the Elks will furnish All men of Um church are urged burial te Fairchild F u n e r a l hms ad Ike aat. Park Ave. 1 ’-* | a steak, supper far each la attend. Bid By Red Chinese For UN Fails Again to Midway, ■osonwald sod Lake Mary Ele­ ments ry schools will bs Oet. 1, MU of the emergency landing said that Um plana slid almost 1,700 feet before U came to a halt. Lt. Dave Whalen, a base Infor­ mation officer, said sparks flaw out from tha plana aa It slid along and a small Are broke out This was quickly extinguished. 'W ant Agreement, Nikita Tells U.S. Jupiter Exploded As It Veers Off News Briefs Controversy Continues On Reappraisal an'» Sbtolchl Shlbusawa, arrirud hern Tuesday, l a tor a* program baa been draws up aa to wtopb where and how Um auteemmMtap will loot tote Lata* thargee tha North VietnameM. have aappltod Mrs. M. S. Mason Dies At Age 76 Mrs. Mollia 8. Meson, 70, died tost night at the home of her son end daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Forest L. Moon. 1440 Kim Ave. after a long Illness. Bha cam* here two y ean ago from Swanton, Md. and h a mads bar home with her sou end family since that Um*. She w u beta March 15, 1843, to Garrett Ceoa* ty. Md. Surviving are her son. Forest, three grandson*; George WlUiam and Stephen L. Mason of Sanford, Donald Glenn M uon, U8N Nor­ folk, Va. and on* brother, Xgmam Selders, Akron, Ohio. The body will be sent te Oak­ land, Md. tomorrow for funeral services end burial by Briaaem Funeral Home. Bryant To Speak A t Church Dinner Farris Bryant, Ocala attorneF and former apeakar of Um Houeg of Representatives, will be gueet speaker at the meeting of the Meg of to* First Presbytcriu Church Tuesday night. Rudy L Sloan, president of the Men of the Church, invited si) men of toe church and their ladtos to attend. Reservations tor the t p. m. dinner meeting may bs msde by calling the church office. Bryant, who la also u active Methodist layman, served to the House of RcpresenUUves tram 1947 through 1955. He w u reclpieet of to* Alan Morris award la 158), 1953 and 1*55, a the mod «*• standing legislator. Teachers T o M eet A t Altamonte The Seminole County Breach el the for Childhood Ede> c ilia will aseet Thursday at 7:2b % as. at tha JMiniato Springs Elementary Aa tavitslioa to ateaded to a l educators including klndergsito^ mm �Long Quolifiet For Lt. Governor NEUGVBN, Argentina? (OF!) A runaway rtvnr furry collided with a bnakw atar aoar harp dur* BATON XOUQE, La. (UP1) Oh . Barf X. 1 m * u aerate) at tfca port T n a a f t y i s a c m Thunder R oad n H « a a r: Smith Seci New Fords David ■m itt of ftrieUand-Mor- Would be a awimmlng hazard riiem, laaford dealer, la attawtt&i aad would destroy the beach's a pnview showing of the new 1M0 beauty. Ho said It would be Uka Ford line a t a special betiding a hotel ever the water tba Dearborn, lficb. b< beeaaae the pier probably would of the company. This contain a swimming pool, ca­ time all T.fc# ford <k banas aad a restaurant. He said approval would sat a Neieoa said McDaaiel was watehtog the airtvil of farial Premier N M a Xbrahahav la this country what ha gat up from the ulavisioa mm* walked McDaniel. lived ha a camgoa 144 Florida Folio Coses Show Decline From Lost Year JACOONVULB (UP1) - The flats Board af Health baa eeooted IU polio aaaeo la Plerlda this W h P o rro t _ D IA U I~ One of the paralytic victims, a n-y car-old Dsde County woman, bad received all tour anti-polio Salk vaccina shots. Otter victims included a twoyesr-eid Negro ley hi Dade and a 14-year-eld wkke man la la y County, both paralytic. Otter old white mala la funster County, •oa-paralytto. A total of 100 parolytle casts hsvw boon iwportod this year as compared to i t at the same time faGood Shoes mean [good poBture for Hospital Notes laoora Andrews, faoJord Beulah Millar, taaford Bonnie WUllsau, Oviedo KiteUe Derrick, Sanford Jaate Barrington, Sanford Cora Bradley Rica, Sanford Thomas Wright, DaBary Bilea Cries, Saiafocd Mary Moore, Sanford Mary Whitehurst, Sanford B lrtta Mr. and Mrs. Byron Williams, Oviedo, a ana Mid today that thieves who stole ilx world famous paintings worth 1040,000 from the Toronto Art Gallery may be bolding them for ransom, Gallery Director Martin Bald* win Mid the masterpieces taken Monday night were too well known to be offered te market anywhere in the world. This raised tha possibility that Mr. aad Mrs. DeoUsl ftaf- the thieves might effer te m u m the pointings by imnhrawft, Bu. ford, « bens, Hals aad Reoetr te the mu. scum for a ransom seasiderably Corea tba Duhart, Sanford less than their value. D m Bass, Sanford Police alerted Insurance com. Dorothy Evans, Sanford pantos in the case that the thieves Jsmaa Drum, Sanford might also try to make a deal Mildred Gilbert, taaford with them. Eaid Wright aad baby girl, Baldwin said he waa hopeful taaford ~ thetimpaintings would Earl Barlow, gaatord e _ - show * -»up soon. *“ "No ono can ataa] paintings ilka Gita MaXandrco, Sanford these without retting Us Angora burned," ho e iH The director said tba thieve*, how te pick the cream of tha eel. lection and also knew how tha alarm system functioned. Tha paintings stolon were "The Elevation of the Cross," by P o u r Paul Bubtns; "Isaak Abrahamss Massa" aad "Vincant Laurnets Van Par Vinne." portraits by Prana of -lit. - Balat m-- ••"Portrait —* - a Lady “Feoturfof Eoihhmi And Footwear For The Family" T H E D I A R Y OF ANNE FRANK For All 'Round For Home delivery; CAW F A 2*2611 �Church Opens Season With Tea Calendar ot "Th# Indian Fite«e*e,H r bal­ lot Dumber. PuRlte taking part oa' the program were Daryl He* Lain, la the Mirth*IJ," a tap daace; Sheratyn VQlIama. “La Bonita," a ballet aumber and LueUe King aad iy lria William, la “Star Rider*,", a tap daace. AH Salat* Episcopal Church. Batarpriae. Holy Communion t;M a.-m . aVFaritb Hall. ; Walls. Mrs. W TT. Fields, Mrs. William Gramkew, Mr*. John Whltn and Mrs. C. M. Boyd. Mn. Fred T. WHUnmi, club hlatorlin, kept the guest book. Bach member registered aad re­ ceived aa idtatlflealtoo name badge tram Mrs. Carl B. SchlUte. The heaered mambars wore hedge* U lie shape at picture S t s , ameers, beret* aad mem* Ben, oefe haves. Greeting gutsU at Urn door waa Mn. Ralph Auatla Smith, past state president and past president ot the local ebb; Foyer hoete n was Mrs. Congo SUae, club bootees chairmen aad head­ ing tho receiving Has waa M n. George B. Walk, dab pre sident. Others assisting la the receiving line were Mrs. J. F. Wilson, tin t M et pmldent: M n. L. B. Span* Ter, third viee prealdent; Mrs. Irving Pryor, Mrs. George Quinn, Mra. Jack B. Stamper, M n. R. T. W arm , Mr*. B. C. WUey. M n. Jaaau Mutt aad Mrs. Donald fie mm. Circulating hasteaaea ware Mn. g. G. Hardman, Mis. B. B. Crumley. Mrs. F. E. Bets, Mn. W, H. Stamper aad Mrs. Douglu Staastram. Tha club bouse was Attractively decorated with ar* fhngemeat* ot pink plotsi, white mums aad greenery, by the deco­ ra Hag committee, Mrs. B. T, W arm , chairman; Mb. W. B. Brinson and Mrs. Howard Mon- tlath. Mrs. B. C. Harper, refresh­ ment chairman, assisted by Mrs. Moatieth, sad Mra. N. R. Whit* nay served Bruit punch, home THLHSUAt Flrat Bapti.t Church Royal Am* baaaadora, T p. m. Mualc Study, T:9S p. m. First Preabyterlao Church, Cub Scout Pack meeting at T:M p. m. First meeting at Carolyn Ceilkr Crenshaw aad Orefile C. Johnson IQ war# mar* rled Sept. S at I p. m. at T int Methodist Church la Orta ado, with the Rev. Dr. C, J. P .adergrau officiating at the eaodleUght cere­ mony. The bride la the daughter at Mr. aad Mr*. Robert Otaa Crea* ihaw of Orlaado aad the granddaughter ot Mr. aad Mrs. Robert Franklin Crtnihaw at Saafbrd. The bridegroom 1. the ion at Mn. Lillian Johaion and the lata Onrille C. Johnson at Orlaado. Linda Haynes, Tampa, waa maid e( honor aad Betty Ralla, Orlando, couilc at the bride, wai brldrimald. Wayne Pickering, Or* and Innate Paten. Serving aa junior groomameo were' Bobby and Stewart Cnaahaw 10 aad U*p«ar* old brother a ot the bride. A program ef wadding music cellar embroidered with paillette. The bouffant iklrt feitarcd a pcplum ol lace attached ta deep nifflei ot tulle over ha underskirt ot amaller rufflea. Her fiagertlp veil wae attach* •d to a aatla crown aad aha ear* rled a white Bible topped with a white orchid. The attendant! ware aqua allk organza draw n lea* luring three tiered aklria and car* Had bouquet* Ot pink flnwera. Both ibe mother of the bride and mother ot the groom ehoae blue lace enaemblea and pink cor* aagea. A reception waa hald la Wealey Hall ot tho Church which waa de* m ated with tall baskets ot glide muma and aigneug leavei.Tbe atalrway waa entwined with tarn Mrs. Shinholser m Circle Hostess 1 , ■ I ■ ’■*V* ", „le n,2 PM Delta PM .(lags!) h a tocalt He is prtaeatly Servian la the Circle I ot the First Methodist S. Amy at PL Maffair ia V i A very successful plastic party Church bald their monthly meeting iagtoo D. C. waa held on Monday afternoon by at tho homo ot M n. 3. 0. Shlntoo Frtend.hip League ot the Con­ holacr, Sr. with Mrs. M. B. Baker, gregational Ctirtitlan Church, at STOP! chairman, pnsidlay. Fellowship Hall. Twenty-five memMra. P. D. HJctek, spiritual Ute b a n wave present to oojoy tho chairman, gavt the devotional, tad conduct the regular Mn. W, S. Thornten led the group la prayer aad Mrt. w. P, Chap­ man, study chairman, preaantad Oviedo ihe introduction lor tho year's study aa tha hank ot Luka. Tho hostess, aailitcd by Mrs. Chapmaa aad Mrs. E. T. Chapman ■rrvtd retreahMnta to Mias Alias Chapmaa. Mra, R. M. Sturdivant. Mrs. J . N. Azaarello, Mrr. Mabel Blount, M n. B u ilt Greak, Mn. Claudo Herndon, Mn. F. D. Hie* kok, Mra. R. M. Muon, Mn. Chari** Shaffer, Mra. R. W. Tur­ ner, Mrs, W, S. Thornton, Mn. Georgo McCutchina, Mrs. T, J . By MARIA* R. JONES ___ w B ____ _____ ____ Taylor, M n. F. J. Hirrla, Mra. a floor length bouffant shirt. She The home was beautifully deco* Mr»jj*ocklni _durln«. the__ wmmer M.,3. Baker. Mra. J. R. Honk end OHnUrest to residents of Oviedo wore a- fingertip—veil of pure ra’.cd fo r the accasion with white and this a n a is tha aanouneement silk illusion, held In place by a flowers, greenery and candelabra Uarn of seed pearls. with lighted taper.. A reception of the marriage of Miu Mary1 wa. held following the ceremony Kata Patten, daughter of Mr. and at liugtiesli for iht M n. Guy Patton of Hull, Ga., I liin- win- (ik-nn I.cc- «nj William and D. Lome Mathers, ion of ;:j ;| Hart, of Ov irdo. and Jack Martin, Mr. ood Mn. Drady E. Ms then, |1 I l'rl/ur, S. C. of Goldenrod. If Mr. ami Mm. Mather* will Tho couple exchanged vows and i( iV-v J make Ihcir home in Goldcnrod Mra. Cauthcn ilutchiion his re1k j when* ihe hrulcgriiom I. in huai- turned from a two month vaca* rings In an Impressive eenmony FF ■ f '[ j in'll. The hrnlr plans In complete performed Sunday, Aug. J3, at the tion to Europe. She visited rela­ her tives in England and loured Scot­ horns ot tha bride's parents. Rev. i 'ill! irroo m .» J graduate of land and ssveral other countries A. L. Logan officiated at the dou- 1 j' .? I Owcilo llljli School, where ha on tbs continent. ble-ring ceremony. Members of I /,1 act.vc in ichool .cUviliwi Mrs. Heldt Sayer lwft Tuesday the immediate families and a few for Gainesville to serve as bonse close friends were present for Urn mother at the Delta Tnu Delta occasion. Fraternity .Home at ths CulverJimmy Connelly, p cousin ot the sity ot Florlrfh. bride, -lighted the — I'nllee. A pro­ Mra. L. I. Frailer, Mrs. Joel gram of nuptial music was pre­ sented by Mrs. Charles Dooley I Field, Mra. P. T. Pally snd Mr*. snd Miss Barbara Jones. Acting I The Seminole Evening Home Ralph Austin Smith have rsturned • as maid of honor was Miss Jerry C'tiL .w l Demonstration Club will meet for from Decatur, Ga., where tbsy 1 Ann Patten, sister of the brtde. I • m l the first session of the cluh year attended the three day annual i The bride waa radiant In her tomorrow night at the Home meeting of the Florida Synodlial formal gown of lace over white MRS< D, LORNE MATHEWS Demonstration Center on 2Jih St. of Presbyterian Churches U. i . mt satin, with a fitted bodice and The group visited tha Protestant Starting time Is eight o'clock Radio and T. V. CcnUr in At­ An interesting program is plan­ ned. William Grow of DeLami will lanta and th* Prsabytarian Cen­ give a demonstration on flower ter, where many Preabylerlea arrangement and corsage making. Boards are located aad Mission All membera arc urged to at* Haven, where furnished apart* tend and an invitation is extend­ ments ire available to Mission­ ed to anyone Interested in home aries on furlough. They stayed at demonstration work to Join the the Columbia Theological Semi­ nary at Decatur. club. Miss Mary Kate Patten Marries D. Lome Mathers At Hull Ga. p& A A onak CA 1 F L C Entire Stock Evening Club Meets Tomorrow SHORT SLEEVE 1 ■few SPORT SHIRTS values to 5.95 t the home of Mra. Carlatow Bliss, JS47 Palmetto Avenue, w Those present were Mra. tpeer, Mn. Harper, Mra. Batten, Mra. Betts, Mra. Lodge, Mrs. C. M. Nichols, Mrs. Vernon Hardin, Mrs. Harold Chapman, Mra. Eltcbea Efflcteacy Carleton Bliss, Mrs. J . L. Horten. —Tbs kitchen rood preparation or Jr., Mrs. Volte rilliam a, aad mixing center should be cext to Mrs. Balsa. the refrigerator or sink, with an adequate work surface at least M Inches in length, said Varda M. built-in surface reeking units? Be Dale, home management expert. feir* to allow ter free counter The University of Massachusetts space adjacent to wall ovens so specialist also said electric mixers that pans and casserole dlahei should be Mortd there for; easy cm be set down easily aa they access when needed. eoma piping hot from the oven. 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NM Beimonoff Fights Machen Tonight **ValelU admitted ho had noticed mobster Salerno hovering about during at ltast flva meeting* cooBocied with tha JohansiM-PoUavaao promotion; but ho did not question tho "policy" king because he thought Salorao was protest merely aa a friend of BIU Roaengohn. Rooeneoho, recently ouaud hy wwomap Velella from control of Rota—* a |SwVf| vvdmW Enterprises, baa testified before ■taU, Furnun over Proahytoriaa, VMI over Marshall, North Caro­ lina State over VPJ. Tha Midwest Penn Stale over Missouri—Ohio State's Bob WhMo la the nation'* beat fullback. Pitt over Marquette - Boxing need a a commlwlon - to cloaa it up, Texas over Nebraska—Pro lootball scouting ha a reached an amazing peak. •an Franclaco St IS .Ml ... Also: Detroit over Goorge Milwaukee 79 (3 .34* t Washington. Oklahoma State ovtr Los Angclea II » J R 1 Cincinnati, Iowa Stat* over Drake, Pittsburgh 73 71 J07 S Dayton over Rlebmood, Butlor Cincinnati 71 13 .400 11 ov«r Bradley and Kansas SUta Chicago U 74 .470 12 over Wichita. St. Louie M 70 ,43* 13th Th* Waal Philadelphia M S3 .414 SUi Purdue over UCLA— Th* Yan­ Tneaday’a Ramills kee will mako aoma eya-popplag la a Francisco 13 ChHlanati 4 change* thia winter. Loa Angelas S MUw. T (10 lane.) USC over Oragon Stain— Long 81. Louis • Philadelphia 4 (night) pong 1* tough on u* laiy folks. Pitta, at Chi. pod., cold weathor. Oregon over Stanford—Sun-bathWednesday'! Probable Pitcher* lug Is my favorite sport. Pittsburgh at Chicago (2)—Law California o v e r Washington (10-1) and Frlaad (317) vs John- Stato - Waddaya mean you want ooo (30) and Anderson (13-10). reasons? Milwaukee at Ban Francisco — Also Washington over Colora­ Burdette (20-14) vs S. Jones <20* do, COP ovor Colorado State, San 12) . J om over Denver, Idaho over Cincinnati at Loa Angrlea (nlte) Utah State, Arizona State over —Nawcombe (130) or Nuahall (30) vo Koufax (33) or Podrct (U « ). Only game* scheduled. Thursday's Gasaea Philadelphia ai. Chicago Pittsburgh at St. Loula (night) Cincinnati at Los Angelas (alto) Milwaukee at San Francisco Americas League W. L. PcL GB United Proee laternatloul Chicago 00 M JIR ... Bouthautern Conference foot­ Cleveland 84 «t .37* »Vk New York 73 73 JOB 141k ball teems lined up for their but Detroit 71 74 .400 111* hard day of practice today bofor* Baltimore 71 74 .490 13)9 beginning the 19S9 aeaaon thia weekend. Klgh* SEC team* — Tulane, Florida, Louisiana Hut*, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia T*<h and Kentucky—open their fall schedule thl* weekend. Au­ burn, Tennessee, Mississippi State and Vanderbilt don't go Into na­ tion until next weekend. Boston 1 Cleveland R (night) Tigering off sessions are sched­ BalL 2 Dot. 1 (tl Inna, nlte) uled today and Thursday for most Wednesday's prehnM* Pitchers •quad*. Florida la the first to quit Cleveland at Bostoo—Bell (10- Its practice field. The Gators fly 11) va Casals (U-RJ. te New O rleeu Thursday lev n Chicago at New York-Wyan rehearsal at the Sugar Bowl (104) va CoaUs (M ), when (hey meet Tulane Friday Detroit at Baltimore (nlte) — nigh* la the BUG epeaer. Mosel (14-0) vn Walker (11-3). Tulane worked hard on their Only game* scheduled. kicking game Tuesday. *'We have Thnraday's Games made good progress," Coach No garnet acbedulad. Andy Pilney said. "Most ef our veterans are looking good and A KC Extend* Pact aavtnl ef our bright young playPORTLAND, Or*. (UP1>—Thn era need only a lUtls game action Kansas City Athlatlea have ended and •xpOTienco te develop." n working agroemont with Port* Florida will probably start lend ef the Pacific Coast League. Tamp* senior Wayne WllUn»*on Portland, sixth place finisher this at quarterback, with Don Deal ef season, previously had working Corpus Chrlstl, Tax. and Bobby Agreements with th* Dodgers tad Jo* Green ef Bartlesville, Okie, fla<£ at halfbacka. Ocala Junior Bob PORTLAND, O n. (UPI)-WOII* Bcsmenoff, a native of Garmany who Bow flghta out oI Mil­ waukee, muaclaa In on aoma of th* R OHM B M B Jm • A T A TfMM BraTVS' haadlinai tonight whan h* ST /L L COUNT, s w M tv n rM w im e e ^ m Uncle* with favored Eddie Mnehan In a 10-round nationally tsieriied bout. Maehan, who ha* transferred hla allaftanca from San Prancla* to to Portland, la going after hla •lath atralght win In a comeback campaign which ha launched thia NaUeeal Leagno Pascual (11-10) and Korctwck. year after being flattened In tha Cincinnati 100 110 t t g - t IX 3 Loser—Taitouria (4-3). opening round laat September hy fan Fran. 330 110 OJx-13 u 1 Hook, Ostaoo (t), J. Bailey (1), Eddla la ranked fourth In tha lateat Ring Magulna Hating whUa Acker (I) and E. Bailey. McCor­ his opponent la not cited. But mick (12-14) and Lsndrith. Looer Resmanoffa camp elatma thia 1* —Hook (5-3). HRa—Spencer, E. all wrong. Philadelphia 301 000 10b- 4 SO (It Innings) St. Loula 101 100 00X- « 10 3 Detroit 100 000 000 (XV- 1 4 1 Keegan. Phllllpe (•), and Sa- Baltimore 100 OOO000 0 1 - 3 1 0 LONDON — John (C o w b o y ) watxki. Brogllo (M l) and MeFoytack (13-14) and Bcrberat. Wilhelm (13-11) and Trlaadoe. McCormack 100, Scotland, won by Carver. Loaer-Ktegan (0-1). disqualification over Tarry Downes (10 Innings) Cleveland 000 000 OOO- 0 0 3 15RV3, England, eighth round of Milwaukee 3~00 001 Ml 1 - 7 IS 1 Boston 000 000 001- 1 S I scheduled 13-round bout. Los Angalea ooo sol 003 3 - • 111 Grant (01) and Nixon, FltaOerJay, Plzzaro (4), Rush (R). Mc­ ald. Brewer (10-11) and White. HALIFAX, N. B. -B a lii Rich­ Mahon (R) and Crandall. Craig, ardson, 134, Canada, knocked out Podrea (3), L. Sherry (R) Churn Gaaton Roy, 130, Canada, (I). (10) and Roseboro, Winner—Churn (31). Loser—McMahon (33). HR PITTSBURGH - Bobby Gordon, —Adcock. 131, CTiaricroi, Pa., outpointed At Hauler, 100, Philadelphia (II), r iM is n v i u ., Vfr*** w w w i i t o i i i . Amarlcaa La ague RENO, Nav. — Frankie Rami­ Chicago 000.100 021-4 11 1 rez, 14H9. Mexico outpointed WU- New York 200 000 001— 3 7 0 lie Morton, 1471k, Sin Jose Calif., Pierce, Shaw (R) and LoUar. ( 10) . Terry, Ford (R), Turley (X, Grba (R) aad Berra. Winner — Pierce RICHMOND,' Calif- Slxto Rod- (14-14). Loaer-Ford (1310). HRs riguez, 174, San Franclaco out­ —Mantle 1 pointed Eddla Cottin, 1*3, Seat­ tle (10). (1st game, twilight) Kansas CUy 000 000 000- 0 3 1 Washington 000 009 10x- 1. 7 1 Tsitouris, Grim (R) and Smith. Freah---Caught g prices here ! nnrn?. LILY QUICK M m food o f lowost GEORGIA GRADE A Small ■■ ^ JEWEL Shortening 3-lb. Can. FOOD KING MORTON’S Round Box FOOD KING League Leaders Mllby will be et fullback. Up front, captain Dave Hudson of Pensacula and Dsn Edglngton of Miami will most likely get the call at enda. Danny Royal It Camilla, Ga. end Dick Branttey of SL Augustine will be at the tackles. Asa Cox of GetnesvIUo and Lawln Glannamore of Steu­ benville, Ohio at guards, with Bill Hood of Lakeland at center, Mlaaiaslppl elected center Ken Kirk and fullback Charlie Flowen aa game captains fer the game In Texas with the University of Houston Saturday night Louisi­ ana State, meeting a Southeast power In Rice for e notional telavision audio act, named All-Amer­ ica Billy Cannon and tackle Glenn LeBlanco aa eaplains, "1 don’t want any excuses Sat­ urday," warned Alabama Coach Beer Bryant In frowning an tha Crimson Tido'a practice session Tuesday. Georgia's Bulldogs, who entertain Alabama, were hampored by rain. Georgia Tech railed off contact work until their opener et Lex­ ington with Kentucky's Wildcat*, who turned loos* halfback Calvin Bird on aoma long runa Tuesday. Auburn, Mississippi Stain and .YaadarblH am idle this weekend. National League Player A Club U AB K H Pet. Aaron, MUw 112 313 113 200 .333 Cunhm, St. L. 133 431 St 131 .330 Cepeda, I F. 1(1 36* M 1R1 -220 Pinson, Cto. 116 613 124 193 .310 Boyer, St. L. 141 SiJ M 168 AIR American League Kucnn. Del. 130 323 03 1S3 .340 Kallne, Det. i n 401 70 1ST .320 Runnel*. Bos. 139 329 U 163 JI2 Fox. Chicago lta 399 90 113 .306 Wdlg, Balt. 133 423 02 120 .303 Buns Batted la Natleaal League — Banka, Cuba 134; Robinson, Reds 123; Aaron, Bravaa 111; Bell, Reds IN; Ce­ peda, Giants 0T. Americas League—ColavUo, In­ diana 1M; Jensen, Red Sox 102; KUIebrow, Senators 100; Lemon, Senatori M; Maxwell, Tigers 32. Memo Baas Nalieoal League —Banka, Cuba 41; Airoo, Brave* 30; Mathews, Braves 33; Robinson, Bads M; Maya, GlaoU 30. American Leagna—ColavUo, In­ diana 41: KlUebraw, Senatori 40; Lemon, B outon 32; Mantle, Yan­ kees 11; MuweU, Tigers 30. 8HURFRESH ™ » MBtHwilPoaPoog whin you d o ... visit FAMILY! If you need UPTO$600 phono: FAirfu 2-4612 before noon to arrange for money the u iM d eyl cmsVs* intiM 312000 11000 220 00 312.00 432 00 3)2.00 1MMBW PUchlaw NAlienal Leaguo-Face Piratea 17-t; AntoneUl, Giants 13-9; Law, Plratas 10-9; Conley, Phils 12-1; Jones, GlaoU 20-12. American Leagse—Shaw, White Sox 1M; McLish. Indiana 1R-I; Wynn, White Sox 20-0; Maas, Yankees 13-7; Lary, Tigers 1710. S h o e H e n -1 888888 •lor, Anthony (Pat Tony) Sale* LSU over Rlca-TIheUn rnanha Invented J»JUsu Nr proUttioa gfiiaat Chinaaa headHa. Georgia over Alabama — Tenala ahould change the rule an what cooiUtoUa an ace. Waet Virginia ovtr Maryland— Taka your ejro off Urn ball and watch tha guards and Ucklea U you want to enjoy football. Alto: Florida ovtr Tulano, Georgia Tech over Kentucky, Vir­ ginia over W A M. 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A comedy star in two-reelars during the 30s, Patsy is working with bar old boss. Hal Bosch Sr., to m i v t a slapstick feminine team. The series is to bo based on a pair of charwomen whoso ambition la to own identical mink caats. “Tbo older generation will reSMmber bow great Marie Dresslar and Polly Horan were in their ■ovios," Palsy explained. “Well. Since then there kasn't been a single successful feasio comedy cambiaation. “ Lucille Bail and Vivian Vaneo weren’t m lly partners, but they eaowa close, and a lot of people thought they funny togather." Potay reached fame with the Into Thelma Todd in 24 comedy ahnrta filmed between 1933-37. Following Miss Todd's death she Joined Zaiu in a failure film, and slapstick. That's what God cost her rnO -ead spsclaliao la.'* Ole Earl Pops His Galluses Squadrons 1,5 Go To Cirrien BASTROP. L i. (UP1) Earl's gailuaes stole tea Maaday tight and tho as lovtd It. • Louisiana Gov. Korl X. hooted bio thuaba Into the af Ua auapaodors aad das Tbo VAH-t Tigers wIB depart Sanford Naval Air Italian begin­ ning Friday for thor VBB ladependdneo. The Tigers will load aboard Saturday aad depart Nacfolk n Sept. T te airarsA wiU de­ part Sanford and l u 4 ihaard the Independence the II. Air Oporatioaa will bo taadueted from tha Independence until Sept. >3. at which time the ship will return to Norfolk aad tbo Tigers will fly off to Oceana Navil Air Statlea. The squadron will return to the independence Oct. tempted by > popped s a p Long halted aa attach to dad gubernatorial candidate; a* me h BOITOMOf . J TUE SVAMh ^UKETUtr II > OTHER ( MAttW V JOKER* -SUPER RIG H T’ TENDER Beef Liver *29‘ GROUND 3 ,« j | Freeh HEADLESS U rg e GREEN m o h it rowan* puk * O ff W J N M B N ? IONA BRAND SELECT QUALITY w ire , m b s . w r r THANIC9 PDQ w—; . 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BALL This la a guest paaa to tha MovieUsd Drive-In Theatre for Mrs. M. E. Bala, S eated, to aaa "No Name'On Tko Ballot". BOUND. SHOBT tod TALL C oao ON la, Wo eta Fit Y’ALL Wo h»va out-frown our praaoat quartara — Moving to l a r g e r buOdiag, ta n a plasa. AND A880CTATB Hwy. IT-02 Cor. 4M Cloaad Friday ovaning and all day Sat. Open Mon. thru Tbura. from Noon ’Ul g p. m. and Opaa ALL DAY Sun. ■ A M BOOFDfO Contracting A Bapaira 1-BKDBOOM SMB Adam Tarmi. ~ tto lafeaai A dm taU tratlea MtML B f i n U I Aveaue, A F t e te a. a t whleft tin * and a t t a T l i * w n F a a paMieiy M i (.1 Mai aloof. i ao atraat I t n a u t i a ra to ao aiaaaaio sets, aaa fa r e tc h Am M W a rafavaoead projects, tw tiy i aaO epeelflM itone m a r ba ai»»a tor rnruccT by vach •a o p o iitia a n a a n w ith the A rahi. • Vaat. John A. Burton iv. C oraar -F irs t e tra a t a n f M illeavllle A ra . •Wue, S anford/ risv td a . for tha firot T a t a f fasa m a a ta obtained. Rath f a u lt w ill ba rsfn a a a f la full ts ,f*aab bar aaa w bo ra ia rn a tha dees* J n e n te la a # o f condition w ithin i t -d a re a fte r th e bid oaonloa: with Haaaaotlaa ae a a ta f holow. Addition­ a l MU m ar ba ablalnaf a t tha -#eet af IM.SO aaab. which la h a lf wafandablo. O .noral Contractara ■ S e a t t l e fea e m a a te and not »uhm a tin g prapoaal ahafl ha ra fn a f. b f aaa-batf tha dcpcclt upon raT e rn af dseum ents In m od cendl•Hum, ^ k -c e rtifie d chock nr bank draft, p a ra b le la th a Board af Publla ln ttra c lle n fa r OamlnnU County, F la rld a , U. S. Oavarnmont Banda, a r a aallafaatarr bid boad oaooutad h r tka blddar and aeceptabta ,au reilea la an amount equal ta jf lv e par cent a f tha hid ahall ba su b m itte d w ith aach bid. UTha aurcoaaful bidder will ba ra . W d r d to furnleh and p a r far -b a tle fie to rr performenee ta d par* M e a t boad o r bonds. A ttention la called to the feat th a t M l loan U un tha minimum talar* ‘lea and w orse an set forth In the •pacifications m ust bo paid on thla grojeei. Tha Board a f Publla Instruction J a r Romlaala county, I Florida, ra1a . M i k a ■ la b l A . a . serves ithe rig h t ta reject any a. n d /* b r all blda a r la waive any In. Je n eellU ea In th a blddlag. No >10 ehall ho w ithdraw n far a period af fifteen (III deye cub* -sequent to tha opealnr of blda w iuteui tha conM nt of tha Board. JOHN U BRUMLET Chairman. DMrd of Publla laatru etlen far Seminole County, Florida X. T. Ullwee. gemlnol# County R uperlnlindeat a f Publle laetru etlea end Ka-Offlrlo Recretary to the Board a t Public Inilruellon publish Repk s. is. as, ms. for couple. Water furnlihad. SSO monthly. Phooo FA 3-4744. after 8 phona FA 2-7318. DUPLEX spartmoot, completely furnished, avaliable now. Phono FA 1-3U0. DON’T MISS THIS ONEownaUlrs, 3 room fun. a p t with extra screened porch. RoQ-eway bod. Garage. Only $37.80 mo. gct»n Apt <12 Park. Legal Notice AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Homes Designed For Florida Living. 1H B S 3 A 4 B o d r o o m s - 1 A I B a th s VA-FHAFHA Im SattIm F ta a R c in r Earn that monar for school ex­ panses white tha children a n You con move in immediately COOL COMFORT la school. Commission phis while the pepen ere being Plenty of room lnsido sad plenty Savings Bonds. Write NOW, of shade outside. This I bed­ Box 348, Lockhart, for Inter­ room home in Wynne wood is view. prlead to sail fast now at 112,488. Financing can bo Strangad for your budget. "WHERE TERRE’S A WILL, MAN to operate MOONSHINE STILL (must be experienced) THERE'S A WAY" and you WILL lika the WAY this to ballyhoo " T H U N D E R ROAD", movie of Moonshiners Brand-Naw, 3 bedroom, 2 tile bath homa fits your purse and va Reveaooers coming to MevIn­ your personality. Right la team, land Drive-In Theatre Weddose to achools, stores, church­ Thurs. A Trt. Contact Manager. es. ete. NOW HEAR THIS. . . 1880.00 down and move In, with payments lass than r e s t s t il e s D ttta a td a o T ic a Kollca It h tr tb y given I h tt Ih t u n d trtlx n td will, on thu llh d ty of O clobtr, A. D iSSS, p n t t n t to Ihn Ifo n o rtb lt C n n n tr Judge a t Semiaola County, F lorida, hla ftaal ra . (urn, aecouat and voushera, m B a . te u ta r of th e B atata af n a m e s W. M. V R u m A«0Mp Rtlltn, deceased. and a t Mid time, ih tn sad th t r t . m ake eppIlM tlen FARM: 30 acres, Hltd, several to iho nald Judge for a fln tl t t t ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffor, flowing walls. Largo barn iltm tn t of hla ad m lalstratlo a of Roomy 3 BR. bouao. Eaay Arthur T. Day, Evaratt Harm tald tc ta it, and fa r an order din* th e re in * him aa tu c h B a tc u ttr. terms. Ph. FA 2-1221. Robert F. May, Bart Flu Dated thla tha H a t day a f Au> Ruet. A. D l i l t . • / John C. Brown 4 HUGE LOTS 32* X 170*, 300* Ae B aeculor or the B atata af South of W. First St. Interested Florence Htllee, Decaaatd Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. call after 7:00 in evening, A tu re e y a t Law FA 3-7130. l*. o . Ben S it Ran ford, F lo rid a HOME FO X SALE: 3-bedroom, NOTICE IR hereby given th a t I Puhtlih Sept. I. t , IS. IS. 1ISI. FARMER’S AGENCY dining room, Florida ro o m , am engaged In bualneee at 111 W. •7 th Ru, Sanford, geminate County, FICTITIOUS NABB N. V. Farmer, Realter •quipped kitchen. $1,400 doom, Florida, under th a flcilllaua name NOTICB IR hereby s ire n th a t 1 D. H. Whitmore balance $11,200. 4M* G! Mart af, Ptnecreet Kiddle Korner N ur. am engaged In bueinoM a t ISIS Bo. Lillian O. Trams gago. Payment 07M0 month. aary School, and that I Inland ta O rlande Drive, Sanford, gemlnolo re g u la r Mid nam a w ith the Clark County, Florida, u n d e r tha tlotlUoua 1100 ROMway. FA M M . S t tha Clroult Court. Seminole nama of. Jam ie Mobile llam a Sale O raaty. Florida, la aeaardaaca and th a t 1 Inland ta reglatar ar w ith the previatoaa a f tba F ir ti. nama w ith tb a C lark a f tha C trr. t U asa Nama S tatu te* ta .w lt: Hoe. Court. Samlnelo County, Flurlil*. U aa Ssa.lt F la rld a Rtatutaa HIT. ■Igt Qereldlna W hite COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: 3 mm m mm mm b 9SAVEI WOMEN Low i f .|425 v is a s . m bedroom, corner lot. $380 down, assume payments $87.80. loo Aatersaa Circle. NEW Onzndlg Tape Raeordar and Gnwdlg Spaakar. Inquire at 41S Roialla Dr. W A N T E D CMvntioul la ta ll« B atata a fi f d o iu e n c b XQGPLANT PLANTS, m o a t 1‘ W. l i t P h . F A 2-4148. New * Deed Furniture mad AppUeacee M ather of Sanford 10th A Sanford Behind Studebaker Garage 203-100 X- F i r s t S t P h . F A M f l l QmwiMf. Used furniture, appliances, tool* etc. Bought-sold. Larry’s Man 218 la s t e d Ava. Ph. FA 3-4132. O fte u w A “In th e City of Gracious Living” — EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY COMING soon — RAVENNA Formal Opening Dream Hornes^ PARK HO M ES Down PRyiMnl.No Ckmtaf FOR An ExpsTitncod Lady With A Broad Background In Account­ ing — Preferably A College Graduate With A Degree In Ac­ counting. Our Business la Growing And Wa Need Additional T O T A L PR IC E (H in t S WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Wo iavilg you to W our gm U uboolutely fro* Without ehUffttiou at M I of Sanford*. Wading Moitte white you local# outUblo housing for T * » M m f fiB ity. Pkk «p your key at the lit Beths - U tility 1 Work Will Bo Diractly Under Tha Controller With Duties Xacladtof: General Lodger. Subsidiaries, Financial Statements And General Control. Write Giving Complain Returns Of Background, Experience And Ratoreness. Interviews By Appointment Only After Re­ view Of Written Presentation. Pay Commansurate With Ex* parlance Ab4 Ability. ODHAM ft TUDOR INC. P. O. Bos IBM Sftxfort, Florida / m GENUINE Moonshine Still ballyhoo "THUNDER ROAD’% movie of Moonshiners vs Ravenooars coming to Movielaai Drlvt-In Wod-Thurs A F it, Contact Msiugar. MONTHLY PAYMENTS Sh o ttm td w A WAIT! WATCH! For Opening Date W. 28th ■$. FA 3-7882 �IHEVYS! OLDS! CADILLAC! 11b b T » o m n w n v !• M n A NEW C M A l« U S D O K M K B N EW CHEVROLET CHEVROLET CM44? Model 1111 ■ BelAlr « Dm t - V« - Rec. Hester *0® Filter r u t u r t U t - flaeweroot WIHe. LUt frU t i m u save’500 1101**2552” »»e*500 now*2368 OLDSMOB1LE OLDSMOBILE l i t Dynamic *M" Holiday Bsdaa - Jetewey • Fewer dfe . Safety Wheel . HZ1 Ghee * P e a a Rahhar Palerte White. LUt Price | I » U 1 0>IU( Madel m Dynamic 1 1 " 3 Door M . • Jataway Hydroma* tic • f W It Steeriag - Pawn Brake* • Hotter . A ittu a rr Ph*. r e a a RBbher Scat • fleer Cartel* • Freet Biee. LUt Frit* OLDSMOBILE 0>I1U Madel lie Mnpar ”44" 4 Dear Bad. • Jetaway Hrdramatic Power Hteeriag • Pawar Brakaa ■ W/W * Wheel M a n • B Glaae > Padded Pa M l . Chrame Praasta • PolerU White. Lli Price M ltU S CHEVROLET CADILLAC M U T Medal 433* 4/W tUd. DaVIIU - Air Conditioner . W/W T in t • Heater Red!* < BZI Glaae • Tnrak Lark • Dar Garda . Paw. • r Wtadawa • Lliewae Frew* • t-Way Baal • Undertoot • Coralln • Radi* PaM Ceatrri . Cathie Grid A White. LUt Price M7I7.1I wipm - 3» n r. • Power (VIMS Msdal 31* Dyatale " It” - 4 Dear Bed. • Jetaway . Pew or Steeriag • Pawer Brakaa • Beater • Dehue Radis • Safety Wheel Heavy D aty Air Claaaer • Wheal King* • l.aaary Trim • EZI Glaae CW/8 Oaly) • TMaat Wlflaw MUt A White - W/W Tina. LUt Pries |37S4.lt save *700 now*2698s* save *700 now*2 7 3 7 " C.10I7 Model IBlt Impale I Deer Bed. • itadla • Heater . Oil Fittar • Tabwr Glide • Pawer Bteerles • W/W t |U H.P* ■ TetaM Blea. LUt rdca 11331.73 * CADILLAC Used Car Bargains 57 OLDSMOBILE Yasmas Feeder, t Paoeeaftr Station Waios * t Cylinder • Staadtfd TruemUnim • Heater - AQ U n tie IaterW . flstd FinUh • Rifht Methaafcally. “t l " Casps * P ill Pawar • • Way Baal • Kadi# A Heater • Local Oas Owaer • IsimacaUla • light Greta FlaUh - W itts Wall Tine. Hapar llardtnp Cusp# . I’awer Brakaa • Fewer Htaorlng • Automatic Tranumlaoloa • Radis A Healer . Timed Glaaa • Clean Interior - LtaUwaa Red A White finUh • White Wall Tina. List $1895 SALE $1795 List 54395 SA L E 54075 58 CHEVROLET Ratal Cant#* Fordor Sodas • VI Eafiae • Ante■otic TraaamUaion • Pawar Rnkc* • Power Steerlog - Radio * Heater • A t Excellent One Owner With Lota of Eye Appeal. BelAIr Fordor t e d n • VC Engine • Auionatle Tran.*U>ion . Power Steering * Radio • Heater • Black A White FlaUh. List $2195 SALE $2070 List $1995 SA L E $1895 List $2895 SALE $2780 58 FORD Falriaao ■MB’* Feeder Sodas • VI ISgine • Ford. O-Matlc TraaamUaloa - Radi* * Heater • Padded Utah • Tut ora Grey lelerioe • Bporty Red A While FlaUh. List $1995 SALE $1845 -OLDSMOBILE save*900 now*3424 58 CADILLAC Impale Fordor Hardtop • VI Eaiina . Automatic Traaaaalaalsa • Power Btatriag • Radis A Haatar Low Milaof*. Thla Car la Jeat Libs New la Erary Way • Bparhllsg Greea A Whitt FlaUh With White Walt Tina. -■ 0-1144 Madel M l Baetr “I t " Bpt. Bed. • Acceaaary Ph) away • Pawer Btaarlae • Pawar Brakaa . W/W • Wheel EZI Glaae . Padded Fasti • Tatra* Grides MUt A White, I.-1M7 Madel C319 “12" . I Wladew Medan . Air Conditioner • W/W Ttrea . Hadis - Healer • EZI Glaoa • Itor Garda . Ltccnas Frams - Electric Wladuaa • 6-Way Heat • Dover White. LUt Pries 44371.4* GMAC Financing 59 CHEVROLET (M 1M U M I I I Utah. M u - Jetewey - Parer liettleg Power B ra in • Detain Radio . rower Healer • Safety Wbeel W/W • Wheel Rieee • EZI Glaae • Coartaay Leapt • ChrtB Praaaa > TWUaa ■eeaat A White. Lie* Priee B4MB41 save*700 now*269475 save*800 now*30! Nation Wide 58 RAMBLER OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET save *650 now*3133'° 58 CHEVROLET «•!#»• Brew* * White. LUt Price |» II .IS save *750 now*33523S OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET CII1B Model Ilia l a n k . 4 Dmt Bed. < K a te • I n t e r . Wheel Mats • OU Filter • P w w Glide • I te tir Bteerteg • • ■*•** $441441 save *650 now*3074” save *600 now*288451 New Car Warranty! Never Tayfed or Titled ( Demonstrators) List $2195 SALE $1995 PalrUat 57 FORD “5 0 a" F ordor Hardtop • VS • Fard-O - Matlc • Radio • Tuton* Grey FinUh • White Wall Tire* . Very Clean • Locally Owned. List $1795 SALE $1685 WORK 57 *DESOTO Fired am* Tador llardtap • VI • Autamitic Tran*. wUnlaa - Power Steering ■ Power Brake* - Radio A Heater * Taa FinUh • Good CosdilUa. List $1795 SA L E $1645 HORSES 3* G M <• 'i Tea . V* E>|Im • Ifydromatk TnnamUnion . Heary Duty Tireo • Titoso ratal - Clean. St B H G *| Ton - Long Wheel Baas • Y4 Eaglet • Hydrostatic Traaamlaalm • All Bteel Floor • New Paint • WMe Rear Window. fltepor Feeder Hardtop Radas • Pawar Brahe* Power Bteeriag • Radio A Heater • TUlad Glaaa Interior Libs .New • Light Groa* A White FlaUh Deep Treaded Urea. List $1995 SA L E $1875 I t CHKVKOI.LT 1 Ton Pick Up • 4 Cylinder • 4 Mated TranimUalon . Heater • Clean With CaOd Fleer A Well Built Rath. List $1195 SA L E $1085 ;* DODGE 3 Ton Slake List $1395 SA LE $1150 54 CADILLAC Leaps • Atteautic Traumiaaiss • Pawer I n Power Btatriag • Radis A Heater • Hated G] Air Conditio*ed • Good T ina • As Eacatleat List $1695 SALE $1575 List 51495 SA L E 51375 56 BU1CK 51 DODGE flapar Pardor Hardtop • Dynafto • Fewer Pawer Steering • Air Conditioned • Claes List $1595 SALE $1290 56 CHEVROLET 53 CHEVROLET “316" Tudor * V* • Standard TranaaUalas - Radi* A Haatar - \ Car Prtead Low — With Flealy Of Go. List $895 SALE $595 List $995 SA L E $840 List $1195 SALE $1000 57 BUICK 56 OLDSMOBILE Hapar “M" Forder • Hydroma Ur • Pawar Steering Power Rrahaa • Radio A Heater • Cites taterier Black A Whit* FinUh With White WtU T in t. Open ’til 9 W ed, T h u n , and Fri. Night 55 PLYMOUTH List $595 SA L E $495 53 KAISER Ravay Fordor VI . Ovttdrivc Tranoalooios ■ Law Coat Traaaportottoo. List $695 SALE $595 55 FORD 55 CHEVROLET PsirUo* Tad nr Hardtop • VI Eatin# • Ford-OMatte TranemUetra • Kadi* A Heater • Plaatk Interior • TSton* Greea FlaUh • Nice. BalAlr flporla Caapo - 4 Cylinder Eaglsa • Bias* dard Traanmluloa • Hadio A Heater • Good C**4L ties • Jaat Right Far The Kcaaamp Minded Bayer. List $995 SALE $850 List $1095 S A L E $965 �. | M J g w tho MeOM firl from V 0 year* to wifl Um LIAMINQTON, Mrs, Bridie O 1 SO U T H ER N Natural Gaa C* Scminola M en On Committees M««a manufacturer, aald today. ; “fa recent yean conaiderable altoatloa hoa bean given to posMbia harmful effect ad smokiag, h it much toss to the bsnetlta it akay confer," the report (aid. M‘ Certainly the reasons lor this WldcipVoad acceptaace of tobacco ta d the nature of tho mala of* f M i of smoking—whether phyOtologies! or psychological—have p*9 yet keen elucidated." . IT VERNON BCtITT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Burt IgneaoUr, as much a buslneaaataa ao aa actor, reviewed bis IS years ad Independent production today by comparing hU most suc­ cessful movie with hie only tnr„ Tho balance sheet show* *Tra' earned | l f million. "Mweet I of Success" lost 91* milRoo. .'“Aad that about sums H up," h* (old. 1 have ownership In 20 independent pictures, and you Can safely say I’m way ahead of tho goom financially." ‘ .Burt, aa iconoclastic guy wbo generally gets hie way, was changing clothes la a sweltering Westing room at Columbia nic­ tates. Among tho articles emptied from hie pockets was a roll of toadied dollar bills that could have chokod a Walla Fargo boras. Prom sports shirt and slacks, Loseaster stopped Into a pair of ekt fashioned BVD'a for a scene la “Rlomr Gantry," latest of hie Urns, which ho owns In conjuncBoo with director Bkhard Brooks. A pioneer among actor-producOrs. the muscular star aaya his bleed saved tho amlies picture laduBry. “tt'e tho boN thing that ever M fpensit to pictures," ho aald. S artsd dur- General Obovantian Chairman Uri. j . p. Hariloe, Jv., Palmetto, has ktare announced tho c m m Wm assignb— m n ti fer the 199b Florida F M * Vegetable Am m UMh ia MiaI my ml Beach. Mn. Presiding officers will include 'band President Roy Vandergrift. Jr., Pabokao, first business Maaloo: Mr»- Harold Eaatner, Saaford, third oky'a business ooaalon: and Goorgo the Wedgwocth, BoUo Glads, feorth sol. business cession, i whn J. Abasy Coo, Princeton, o i l n r , warn as chairman at tho n tip nlgBt tloo commktso, aaalatod by Alloa Kwod Markham, Okeechobee; Mrs. AL oar " iso Markham, Okoschobso; 5ydi SO nsy Cbaso, lanford; L. A. Maomoky tan , Hastings; Goorgo H. Coopsr, i tho Princeton; Cake Frasor, Pabokao; ' sad R. A. McCabo, Bolls Glads; R. - hoc- w. Lias, Ft. Pisrcs, Pot Pestles, «ory. Sarasota; John Tiadtko, Winter ----- Park; aad Joha « . Evans, Ottedo. Consumer credit, which now runs somethin* over MS billion, will bo at least |M billion and probably more than 9100 billion by 10*0, aaya Associate Prof. Thom­ as G. Olei, former economist with the Federal Reserve Bank of Raneta CUy. dies says four factors will con­ tribute to. the lacrosse: popula­ tion growth to approximately 70 million families; a rapid Increase In the proportion of young fami­ lies who use credit most; a atopup In the trend toward suburban (Win* and home-owning: and r il­ ing income bringing more families Into the good credlt-rlak category. the creative end of tho Uialnosa. Bo for I’ve worked seven months on this ,'lcturs without a penny of pay, but U.? ev'.itement and stim­ ulation of working en tba script makes up for It." Lancaster’s success In the inde­ pendent field encouraged such other stalwarts aa John- Wayno, Dick I’owell and Kirk .Douglas to branch Into ownership-participa­ tion deals. "A lot depends on the person­ silty of the actor," actor, ho want on. ality Some like U perform and get out with Urn raoooy, but 1 feel sorry for them because they have no real Interest outside of acting. "When I first started out the studios were opposed to Inde­ pendent producing. They didn't want actors moving l« on their business. "Now they welcome us. Owner­ ship ef movies la aa important thing — like owning real estate. It's a question ef whether actors want to gamble by working for a small salary and. o large per­ centage of the profits. Others pre­ fer a large salary spread out over a period of Uma to beat high taxes." glo oHminatad D u n s Beaua, tho fl-ynar-nld Walker Cuppor aad British Aaaatoor choaaploa who hod boon rwlsd a throat to Oen’o crown. 4 aad I. Roplogls’a third round oppooaat la Jack Poorsss o4 Miami Beach, fa . Coo ptayod Bob Botdostf ot Horaboy, Pa., M-yoar^ld Psnasylvan la state amateur champion la today's third round. Coo shot tvo-uador-par p df Tuesday hi trouncing Joha Mallory of Spakaao. Wash., f aad B. Throe other members at tho Walker Cap "old guard**—Harvlo Ward. IS; Dr. Prank (Bud) Taylar, St, aad Billy Joe Patten, 17, elan reashsd tho third round, oIoiib with two Walker t a p youngsters, Zt-year-otd Tommy Aaron aad 10-yoar eld Jackie Ntoklane. FO R N E W ACCOUNTS CHAR AT PE O u r Mmr.y Y e a rs EXPERIENCE Haa gives oar cOntomern confidence la aa. W t cob roc— oinod a MUTUAL FUND lar YOU with a >day* after jo u r billing feM W ITHOUT CENT OVER PENN EY ^ LOW CASH I Elephant? YORE (UPI) - lavost■ao— deargo Washburn, 1CLIP AND MAIL 1of------------- ---------- — u g w r w GEORGIA Chester Oxford P. a Box 1021 • PA S-29II 1 aa PE OMR �V Citrus Group Ptrts 't LAKELAND (UF1)-Tis FtorVU O A K LAND C alif. (U P I)—O ffk n r U r o y Peltey, 86, baa b a m loapandad fro m th a pollc* forco f o r 20 days f o r walkIn c in to D eputy S h e riff R obert H enderahot’a house and U a s ln r th e d ep u ty 'a w ife. C h ief E d w ard T ooth m an arid th e unishm ent m ig h t ese fa c ta to auph av e been m ore aevere, b u t th e re w are f o r t PeUey’a d a t a t h a t i t w aa all a n accident: 1. PnUnjr’a house is ia th e gam* neighborhood aa H*nd ira tin t's 8 . T h e houses a re th e gam a model a n d color. 8. A you n g v tn r th e emue age n t P eU eys a o u g re e te d h im w ith . " H i I Dad I" aa h s cam s in. P d ie y ad m itte d h e h ad stopped f a r a few d rin k s before tile incident, b u t m ain tain ed th a t h e th o u g h t h e waa home. " B u t w hen I kiaaed th e wom an she said, ‘W ho a r e you TV’ ml Cones After Friday Stanley aad Livingston to the par­ son at Sgt. Charles W. Stanley and Ip. </c Charles B. Livingston. Other famous names include: P vt Stanley W. Plato, Pvt. Paul Take Jessie P. Kitchens, for la- A. Romeo, Bfc. Robert Taylor, •lance. He's a specialist S/c who Sfc. John Hopkins, Sp. 4/c Thomas has been serving haw so e mess Edison sad Sp, il* Henry Fqrd. ^ * S e* V e alee e peivnt- flret das* by toe seme of B ase* Tram, who has wen w m enue ewtoseUng events ea the peat Television may hnve Sgt Jen Friday, but Ft. Stowait bee e military policeman celled Sgt Thomas Saturday.' W irriin i A Overflow­ n r’ni'TT ing of a 1. Heed cook ■.Newts A Mr. S. oalety Kafsaver 10. Twist* A Runaway IX French river T.Waift ttpoi IX Doctrine R To sugar 14. Trouble R Applaud 15. Traffic iiis k ra vlolitof IT. Pair (abhr.) If. A type af 11. Exclama­ tion* IS. Toward SR Gir­ affet Tty i like anlntsl* B4. Un­ itreseed as. Kind or airplane flight Ml Udder- s l m water Jtjl l 20. Copycat 31. F o rt boding 31. Conspicu­ ous a*. Leg Joint ST. Spur SR Land wsaalitm Bmwi RR Offspring mRrvtmimnya isym.) m m tv* willif lo* utility agents m. MintrEi spring ag,Norwsglaa playwright ST. Invigorate tag SB. Alabama city dRSUkvail facet) to. Gam* animal 4R Book teat DOWN R Church ■lagers RHalil (Oor.) REvor r- r r r pr i nr IT 1 fr II Assignment Washington By KD KOTKBBA OMAHA, Nab. - The two of them abort n birthday together— a certain day la January, 7ft years apart. Bat Just like cvevy little buy and hli grandmother, they th a n something alee, too. I guess the only way to de­ scribe that "something," Is to ■ay It’e Just • look. But it’s more. The only way you could know Just what that la, Is to read the mind of s seven-year-old, and you know you can’t do that. Also, you can’t read the emotions of an SB* year-old grandmother, tor they have gone Inward—deeper, to a hiding place—over the long, tired year*. When we drove up, she was sit­ ting ea the eerweaed front perch. She had been there, on the awing, tor several hours — waiting — reading her Cxecb language pap­ er, Katolicky Del nick. We had slipped to the curb quietly. 1 tapped the horn twice, lightly, and she looked up with the same quick smile that 1 re­ membered when i waa the age of this little Indian at my aide. It would come when I ’d do some­ thing special to surprise her, Uke cany in an extra load of kindling for the kltehen stove. Mom baa been is this country ■Inca the turn of the century, but she still prefers to talk In her native tongue, even though her English Is good. Aa a resalt, al) of u# la toe family -t he tour girls and three boys warn wean­ ed on tha Csech language. Now, ever since Weald War II when 1 left Omaha, the only time I get to speak It la on these oncea-yeor trips home. The l i n t twe hours are trying, torn it all comes back to ms. 1 told Mother I expected to t* to Russia With Pres Heat Risenbower. She beamed. “Do yea think you may be able to stop eft in Chechoslovakia t " Aad then a black doud covered kar feet. I knew we had relatives then, but we’ve never discussed It—Set since the Communists took ever the country. But eke was light-hearted again when I told her 1 thought a visa could be arranged to visit the tiny village of her childhood. Why Is It t u t a person wants to go back to sc*—or beer about —tho place of his childhood T That Is, if U was a happy childhood. And sometime* even if it wasn’t. Tomorrow, I’m going to stop by the gawky frame house on a deadend dirt street In another part of the city to just stand there and look at the house where I waa born. I know it’a still then, and that the road la still unpaved. At least, that’s the way It was last year. I will ace the tree la the front W orry Clinic; A left of charth folks ere abject ■laves of literalism aad would probably veto to* smart public retaUoa* strategy used by Rev. Krebs. Bat read year Stole m en timely aad ym’ll ftod tost to* prophets of eld were iaitraded by Gad to employ sack strategy to catch toe attootle* of the gcaeral pabllc. Aad Jtsue seat I t dtoclptes ahead if Mm to advertise Ms By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE C-430: Clarence W. Krebs is • clergyman who waa in a nr rW W, noon lunchson audience that I adl r 7~ dretsad recently while speaking at Covington, Kentucky, under w auspices of too YMCA. ft ft Although I have never bad the ** pleasure of titling to hie con­ TT gregation, I fool sun he is a r uvswire in th* pulpit. l r Several of his parishioners r 51] praised him for his ingenuity and tr r good psychological strategy. _ For example, they shewed me r *" some of tho recen’ .’haUengtog i ideas he runs an the church bul­ r letin board. "Patience is tbs ability to idle i z. —, i your motor when you really foci rr i Uke stripping your gears." That la not taken from the Bible, Wednesday, September 1®, 1969 but don’t you thipk it challenges the attention af motorists and build* up as much admiration for a clergyman as many Bibls quo­ tations? Modern Prophets "To the modern girt,” ran an­ other of Rev. Krebs snappy quo­ tations, "a ’squirt’ is Just a flat lira with no Jack." A lot of .Id-fashioned preach­ ers might deem such statement# on a church bulletin board as very "uaecemtogly” or out of place. But clergy men are simply mod­ em prophets. Ops of their Jobs is to attract the attention of Mbs public. Elijah did this very thing al­ most 1,000 years ago when he dramatically challenged the 450 prophets of Real to s public con­ tort. with th* losers to be kUled. They were to pile wood on an r yard toot 1 tued to climb and hide la, oad dream about thing# 1 thought 1 would never seat like the skyscraper# of Now York. And there will bo tha neat-doer neighbor oho u»*d to corns borne 1st* at night with too many been under his belt and cry the tune et "Let Me Call You Sweetheart" ever toe melody of his accordion. What is there about coming bock'to tho old haunts T I guess maybe it's because toot come# closer than anything in bringing bosk the happy day*—toe only daya you remember aa the yean rail on. Don't Hesitate To Help Blind * C i t r u s C o am iista yeateriUy h u H t f hMT-lMI IttU M * aad task no action on taro proposals to tight** enforcement «I qaaltty standards to frail for both book The proposal* developed general opposition primarily Boss trash trait shippers and appeared deem* ed to deteat whan and K they cane to a veto. J .D a * WrigM el laafecd fi­ nally asked to withdraw- feta mo­ tion for approval aftor tha oichange of oppoaitiaa and approval views. Tlio mooting was adjourned with discussion deferred until attar the scheduled preeentatloe et the c e a n ieeloo’s edvertlelag program ■;a> i ■■? » put to* ;■ st SM a :* wMsjttM the Soviet demand. Yet, tha very fact that Stoss twe men do sit dram and toft I* men nr toes friendly terms to proof that the werld does cheaps. Five years age, four yean sal Ik would have bra* qitito mtitoh able. Too Late To Classify Per th e coming M i n i . homo fresh fruit shippers agreed that grapefruit presented the toast variation, onngoo ton neat and laagerinoo too moat aa tor aa quality standards wsro conesrnsu. Adrian BoU of too Bell m u Co. of Brooksvllte declared 1ft would bo Impossible to run a packing bousa successfully tmder MILWAUKEE (UPI) - When you see a blind person steading: on too corner waiting to cross e busy street, do yen assist Mm or do you feel that perhaps he would rather you didn’t Interfere? Alvin Blood, president of the Badger Association of toe Blind, says "most blind persons genu­ inely. welcome assistance in crossing streets, entering public buildings or finding a seat an s bus. " if you walk with a blind per­ son or help him across toe street, It will be easier far him If you offered him your arm," says Blood. "The motion of your body usually lets him know what to taped. If giving directions, bo ■uro lo say right or loft accord­ ing to th* way too blind person ia facing." When you enter ■ room where there is a blind person, be sure to aay something, if only a word, Blood said. If necessary, let Urn know who you arc, ho said. "Above all, always ask a blind person If he wishes help," Blood continued. "Many blind people can do things easily tor them­ selves end do not Uke being help­ ed without Brat being asked. When in doubt, a safe rule to v to to give too blind parson t (or being a normal person and then set accordingly." » bettor cry louder." Flag Palo Sitters Occasionally ws read about fligpolo sitters who thus try to attract attention. WsU, the great prophet Kseklel would probably here been a flag­ NORFOLK, Vn. (U P O - Uto pole sitter If he bad thought of fight against Juvenile delinquency that Idee. may ba waged to the corner drug For ho waa told by God to Ue ■tore If a « • year • old Norfolk pharmacist has hla way. Norman R. Sacha, who damore days (See Esekiel. Ch. 4). scribes the drug store as the "tra­ Why? To attract the attention of ditional family meeting place," th* public and then drive home has urged his eoUcaguct to tabs the fact that his 3S0 days symbol- “ a more active part to communi­ tied th* 390 years of Inqtiiiy of ty life." Israel, while the 40 days did like­ "Today’s pharmacists owo tha wise for Judah. youth of America an allegiance St. Paul also ,ook advantage In good moral conduct," he wrote of th* altar erected by the super- ii a recent isiue of the Virginia illtutious men of Athens snd in­ Pharmacist. scribed “TO THE UNKNOWN "Tradition has placed the cor­ ner drug store as the focal moat­ ing place of persona for years on and. Besides being a local mer­ chant, the pharmacist Is a re­ spected professional man. Hla In tho Illustrious footsteps of Eli­ opinion* and hla active support jah and Esekiel snd Paul In thus employing clever public relation methods to win tha public’s atttntioik* “A Lady," ran another of Rsv. Krebs’ slogans, "ia a person who makes tt easy for ■ man to ba a gentleman.’’ (Always write te Dr. Crane In rare af (Ms newspaper, mdetiag a tag 4c stamped, addressed anvstage aad Me to cover typing ami printing tests ekes yen send far aro M Me booklets.) Ski Jump Hade Of Plastic Snow ROME (UPI) — A couple of Italian scientists have ersated an artificial ski-jump with a klad of plastic "snow" that looks Uke pressed spaghetti. The "Trampollno Plastics" waa constructed at a UtUt winter re ­ tort town In Northern Italy aad recently made the official train­ ing Jump fc : Italian Olympia skiers. In Marly 1ft months of testing, It was proved to ba faster end safer than a Jump of real ■now. It ia mada out of prefabricated panels of plastic which looks like multi-colored spaghetti pressed flat in wormy cross-cross pattern. Jail Pays Off JAKARTA, Indonesia (UPI) —A local police Inspector complained that Chinese convicted hero of traffic offenses and other minor charges were hiring stand-tot to serve their Jail terms. Inspector M. llusin said the Chinese paid as much as i l a day lo others industry, Uhae to Mel too pubpulse Irani s to ti— ally conducted aa Intonating men elected to nffle* during tho period best served toe stale? Questionnaires were mM to seve­ ral prominent lawyers aad top flight business aaacuUvss, men who bad boon la toe slate during the several administrations, were cognisant of progress and develop­ ment during too ported. Participants receiving the ques­ tionnaire were simply asked to rate each governor from John W. Martin to LeRoy Collins under four classifications choosing those they considered "Outstanding", “High’,’ "Average," and "Low," indicating their highest admiration to so marking toe balk*. They were not asked to sign their names so their ballot however marked wea secret as far as their personal identity waa concerned. A Urge percentage of th* legal aad business leaders responded, marking their beUoto m toe basis of their own good Judgment. When results were finally tabulated it wea interesting to note how th* legal minds compared with those of the business extnilivt s. Results of the poll were publish­ ed la the current issue of Trend almost the average monthly In- Uvity and accomplishment of each doncsian wage, he said. I administration compiled by one of W i in the same bracket wore Doyle m Carlton, toe dspmsloo governor with MI, Millard Caldwell with HA aad John W. Martin with CM. la ton "average’ column waif Fred P. Cone with Ml, Fuller Warren with lift, sad Dave Shells with MS. Lew men on the guheraatartol totem pole was Casrlep Johns with a vote of SOi to ton "low" catoiory. Tho Uwyors had different Ideas and they shose Millard F. Coldwell "outstanding" with a total of MM. la the "high’’ column toor chose Holland with MS votes sM Doyto E. Carlton with Ml. Gover­ nor LsKoy Collin* rated only SB "average" along with John W. Martin. Collins received TM vote* ia this category aad Martin MR Dave tao lu trailed with N voton sad Fuller Warren with 14. Char­ ley Johns took tho low spot on ton lawyers vole, being so rated bp SOQ. Former Governor, the Into Dan T. McCarty, was not Included in ihe poll becaut* of hi* tragic death after only a few month# In office. Political/ U appears that Flor­ ida lawyer* and Florida buatoodemsn do aot think alike. How about you! How would you have rated our last 10 governors? Would yen go along with the business men or sido with tha lawyers or would you Ignore their opinions and up soft their applecart altogether! Washington See-Saw By WIN PENDLETON What is the truth about Rus­ sia? What are the peopla Uke? How do they Uva? What do they went? Are they a menace to us? Should w* suddenly change our way of thinking about them and rains our guard? How far can we trust Mr. Khrushchev? Those are hard anawtri to got Thor* are too many conflicting ideas and reports. It’a difficult to 1 know what to ballava. lo , it was refreshing this weak to talk to Florida Congressman Bob Bikes, just back from a visit to Moscow. Sikes ia a long time friend. He has no u e to grind. We trust his Judgment and rehis high sense of duty to American people. He is * former newspaperman, trained to the art of observing and report­ ing objectively. • It’s uke a breath of fresh sir to get back home," ware bis flret words. "It’s good to be back r according to our standards, baft they ere bettor off then they have ever been in their history. And their situation is Improving aU the time. "For the most part, the people gave the Impression that they wanted to be friendly. Although m a few occasions we detected what appeared to he mild hostility. "My movements in Russia wenw not restricted. I waa gives th* idea that 1 could gw anywhere sad see anything 1 wanted. But, who* l tried to act up a trip Into cartain rural area*, I waa given • weU planned end obvious slow­ down treatment. In the end I mada th* trip- We drove shoal 40 ntilee Into the country aad visited several small villages. Throughout the trip th en wan constant sad luggnetieag tost we take twne etora reran and other trumped up excuse*. I never did discover what It WM they didn’t want ms to sen. Vd �NATIONALLY ADVERTISED t-INCH ROUND CRYSTAL CLEAR g v ’J ‘ ■ ■ ■ | II II [IN 11 MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ST A M P S • ttl< EDCIWATIR DRIVE.......... • ALOMA AND LAKEWOOD AVI. • 1311 LAKE IAKTON ROAD... • «tfc AND PARK STRUT........... Osage Lucious Halves or Slices Water Ground GRI TS WHY PAY MORE FOR FOOD? ss Evaporated B STAIKIST CRIEN LABEL MRS. BELL'S STRAWBERRY �Vtr- _ _ _ _ _ mm i .•*&i G O V ERN M EN T INSPECTED G A . SHIPPED FRESH ICE PACKED FO O D F A IR S T O R E H O U R S WEDNESDAY.................. THURSDAY....... .............. FRIDAY............................ SATURDAY ...................... PRICES ALSO GOOD. AT THE FOLLOWING STORES • 3516 EDCEWATER DRIVE................ • ALOMA AND LAKEWOOD AVE........... • 133 S. LAKE BARTON ROAD.............. • 45th AND PARK STS...................... lim it 3 With Food Order MELLOW AGE OR MAYFAIR 6 OZ PKG P.S.C. SLICED BO LO GNA Armour9g Star With The Pufcly'je of Farmer Ore/ 39 WI E NE RS C O O K ED BONELESS [T W W T T H E NO WASTE) r i m NO FAT! FRESH CAUGHT FRESH C u r sn apper w o r l d s la r c est S A L A M I! FRESH CAUGHT LARGE NOTHING TO BUY! JUST REGISTER. GUESS THE WEIGHT TO THE EXACT OUNCE AND WIN THIS Kosher Zion Midget Salami or Bologna 11 WINTER CARDEN FROZEN FRUI1 • PEACH 1 ,X W I 1 LADY FAIR BUTTERMILK OR SWEET MILK BISCUITS 5 PARTY-PAK FROZEN BREADED MAYFAIR CREAM CHEESE 3 6*\K ER Y TREA TS S P A N IS H B A R FRESH BAKED DEL1CIOU! PRESH CRISP CELLO EATINC OR COOKI 16 OZ CELLO LONG STEM BEAUTIFU'. LADY FAIR SLICED WHITE ENRICHED KING SIZE KING SIZE LOAVES FROZEN FOOD BONUS! 4A , if IV 1 0 jv,: N 1 : h 'J P ? B i 1 | O il A n y T w o Pkga o f F a n c y P ictsw eet F ro z en V egeta bles 1 �Personals BANQUET A N G E L AfM a l FOOD / TAKH YOUR CHOICE, LADIES, It'* short or loaf tbit fall, according to Pari* fashion*. At th# short tod of tho deal Is • howls shirt <lsft) (a s light navy wool anaombls. Beneath ths short, form fitting Jaekst, tbs drsss Ja ■leoveloae with a scoop nsckilns. Going to grantor lengths is the charcoal brown crape daytime dress. The extravagantly bloused tunic top and loose neckline give a top heavy effect with the skirt reaching down to midR adar tress Artiste, Os., ehe asoomysslid Jl— r, eered OeenU Tech. Ulrey/Jr. leaves BepL R s his lephmort year at When Are Books Liko A Harem? URIAH, Calif. (UPI) — If yoa w en the ihorifc at Meadodao County Is CaUfamis sad a'fetal jedm Mlod ypa to bay hlm^lhe ■wild vm A^ltT1* ■*lrU' judso Oscar H. »1ft of tho Rig River Judicial District mads so each exotic request; all be vented was w oo lawbooks. But Mwrlff It was the aame thlaf. He said be did not have to boy the judas law books say more then he would have to buy him "tho Taj Mahal, aed six dancing glrie." thin point, tho County Board o< Supervisor! decided to settle the whole thing by Mttlng aiide $m to buy the books. Tho mossy Mr. sad Mrs. H. M. Muff have had the alls ears et a visit tom Mrs. Safra am, J i s m Palmer. Mr. Palmer kss Jest returned from duty with the Armed Setvieee la Korea. He will now enter Mr. sad Mrs. Ralph Abell have ietiuaed from a visit with friends and relatives Is ladles Head, Md. college la Utah. Charles ft alllags, sea at Mr. OB DIXIE CRYSTALS A REAL SAVINGS 8HURFRE8H STEW ARMOURS STAR BACO N BRIGHT RED RO AST ^ LOOK AT THESE W WILSON’S ^ TENDER - SMOKED ■ p a w p f.¥ McKe n z ie s ^ CUT OKRA 2 OR CROOK NECK SQUASH WHOLE OR .SHANK k END 4 McKe n z ie s BOOTH BREADED GERBERS STRAINED Located - 110 AZALEA LANE IN SUNLAND ESTATES I MILES IFUL 3 so uth o f s a n f o h d BEDROOM - 2 BATH HUNTS TOMATO PASTE HO GAINES 5 S S ^ U ^ .........$13.25000 CASH REQUIRED... $85000 — when you can buy a beautiful bedroom, 2 - bath home with such 1Y PAY RENT E X C E L L E N T F IN A N C IN G ! F H A 5'A% SEE TODAY S E fh a “ ... 3 - .....w MOYI IMMEDI FOOD K IN G ^um . KRISPY IN T E R E ST RATE L I., D e ifM A n fc _ FHA In Service ....... $79.46 my raymems TETLEY-16 C i CRACKERS CLEANER Margarine SOFUN FACIAL Indudiag HANDY ANDY KRAFTS - 20 Oz. STRAWBERRY MACARONI Ws have other Rosals HoMm with low cash requirement aag excoUsat flaanclng. Cor. 27th S t & Hwy. 17-02 FA 2-1501 SAN FO RD / \ CHULUOTA �It* ' \ 7* lk|ii>-r \U |i* ai {$ A ^,l3 ,*> # U kH * oath* With latom m 4 « mk away*' Bortbam Ualtai Statas today. Tba waathar b arm pradletad a rapatitiaa of tha 20 and 30-<kfT«e temperatures that brought a layer of frost Wednesday to New England, New York stats and llto h lpowiiia waa forecast for the northern Bocklee. : A tornado broke through the frosty weather pat> tern In south central Kansas, but no damage or injuries 1w en reported. The weather bureau said temperatures would be be­ low normal at least through mid-October, except sear the Oalf Coast The coldest regions will be near the Great Lakes and in the Ohio Valley and Northeast t o Comptroller Asked for Hearing On County Appraisal County commissioners accepted the Dowling Appraisal Co. property reappraisal this morning as Mup to date, fair, equal and valid to the best of our knowledge'' and said the appraisal cards will be made available to Tax Assessor Mary ' • larie_ Walker. H is commission Instructed Attorney Hack Cleveland Jr. Refuse Ike Beard Offer n « YOBS (U P D -D a vtf J, reside* to the United i to America, today sa­ lt to a britav. note ia vela a request by the to the United Statee." to the B. Cearad to the U. A 9toel Carp, whs tty's rejection. WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Friday, Bhuwtoa. High today N H . L ott tonight 0T-TB. VOL, XLtZ Uaitod W in Eatabliakod l'JOfi THURSDAY, 8EPTEMBER 17, lW t SAN FO R D , U. S. Manned Rocket Success In First Flight On Own Power X-15 Fits 1,200 mph ’A Up To M as Mile Height ts say u the ladtutry’s rejeettoa day Bight a tow hour* was revealed that the Steel eorbi t i Uaios preaktoat'a luggeatloa aimed ■eUUag the sinks. "The companies have ast saked tor soy form of gov veatloa sad will M print meat to a fact board," Cooper said. lie pointed oat that lbs com paalaa have sot sought us* to the Taft-Hartley Act, either, let EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (UPI)—Aa ex. partmmtal X15 manned rocket successfully flashed across the desert under its own power for tha first time today ia the “Kitty Hawk ftlfht" for human apaea travel. Test pilot Scott Crosafldd brought the ship designed t* probe the fringes of apace to a skidding halt on a dry lake bed. Fourteen minutes aarltor, thai XII waa released from a bomber flying at S0.0M feet altitude aad Us •ngliiee cut ia for ths first Um*. The half airplane, half rocket skip flew to a height to nine miles and traveled about ljoo mltoa an hour aa today's Initial powered flight U k t the Wrights' first heavierthan-air flight 3t y arn ago, to­ day!! XII only hinted at things to come la ultra-aonie spec* travel. The 13-ton rocket craft atraaked oa a 100-mil* triangular course ever Uto Mojave Desert before Croeaftold brought it in for a 200-mile-an-hour landing at Rog­ ers Dry Lake. Because to Us ab­ breviated kirfoli surfaces, the ship haa to land that f u t or stall out With crash and fire trucks stand­ ing by, Oroaaflaid brought Dm un­ wieldy pleat la with Its bom high ia the air to get as muck lift aa poaaible out of Us stubby wings. Tha XII landed an (tool skk at its rear aad finally cam* to rail on tha skids and a conven­ tional nose-wheel. Gov. Collta* s a d i------------------------------------------to Metrapk GOV. News Briefs "If tbe strike called ly the un­ Kay Orees, asking Com] ion la now aaaumiag tba potential far a Martas ea "the appraisal to harm to tba netWw la edd^^e 14,000 Accidents . ekuatiea ia leiainoto County." to the serious harm already in­ •If the tax saaaasor won't ac­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The flicted upon tbe companies and NSW YORK (1 »I) Stock pri­ their smployea—it was for such cept the appralaa! sa a bail* for Highway Patrol aaid today K toce* at 1 p. m .: aompUlas the ISSi .ax roU then vastlgatad more than 14,WQ acci­ a situation that Congress pre­ ia oothias for the commissioners American T A T ................. 7itt scribed the Taft-Hartley proceadent* la Florida during the Aral to de but "throw it back late American Tobacco ..............100 aeven months to this year l i durea 12 years ago." Ray Greea'a Up asala," Chair. Bethletham Steel ................ UVi which 307 paraOM were hiljad. Tbe Taft-Hartley Act permits C 4 0 ................................. 061b # man Jobe Krider aaid. ! the President to obtain aa iajuac IS Vi Mr*. Walkar bad refuted Tucs-, Chryaier .......... Inquiry Promised 90H Uoo requiring striker! to return ___ day to kave tba ippraiaal card* Curtlaa • Wright to work for an 10-day cooling off OCALA (U?l>—Penal 231 is her offiee until they have been DuPont period. Tbe union la strongly «£ H. G. Cochran Jr. haa gives a final approval by tkei Eastman Kodak posed to using ths act. to look Into reports that rommlaaioo. She slao requested Ford Motor ......................... IOH Prison Warden H aney General Electric .......... 77V 4 they be reviewed. jT ® A BIG O N E , aaid Soviet Premier Khrushchev aa h e ogled a tu rk a v Commiaaioeer David Gatchel of­ General Motors .................. 13 he would take ao action ontii Mi ohown him " f 'lT during HvUIt to » BeU.vllle, M m . fered the suggeatloo that if the Graham-Palga .................... 2H investigation in research center. Khrushchev was surprised at the a lie of the land farm InU T 4 T ......................... 22to commission accept* the**card*•••"up -«» Lorillard .............................. 41H (UPI Telephoto) bird. to this point," jw rtape Mn. WalkFruit Shipments Minute Maid ......................... 20V4 _ will look WINTER HAVEN (UPI>-© •!* The commission received the Penney .................................10711 carioadlngs la bene* tnm tha appraisal but did not officially Penn RR .............................. 16H Citrus Vegetable Inspection Dtvt* Royal American ............... 4H Applications far census takers' accept K Tuesday. lion: By rail, 1,030 grapefruit; I f 49H Tbe commissioners have the Sears Roebuck ................. Jobs for lb* IPSO Seminole Coun­ boat, 90S grapefruit; I f final say oa whether to accept the Studabaeker ...........................141k ty agriculture census will ha ac­ 11,300 grapefruit; total tax rail, Krider declared. "We U. S. Steel .......................... 10314 cepted starting Monday. 21,130. C aanry receipts, must Mao the lax roll as baiag WesUagbouse El. ................ to Applicants toould contact Ken­ grapefruit. fair aad equal aad 1 will never neth W. Zeh, 122 Milton Rr., Day alga om similar to the IMS tax tons Batch. Zab 14 erew leader for Cuba Raises Tax roll," be aaid. this area. Ilia phone la CL 3-430T. HAVANA (UPI)—Premier F t County aiooey to pay taacben’ Census taking Job applicant* salaries will be needed ia Dec­ dal Caatro'a cabinet, apparently must be United States citliens, today end p |fKHhtT fOU ^ ember, aaid School Suet R. T. decrease drinking la l hoping to deernao have a high school education or ,, coni*"® " " *•a • Milwee. If tbe schools don't have furnish avideaet to oomparable < n 4 w .* w n •- Massive ----- * WAfiHtNUfcOM 'fU ri) CBM,* derided to iarrOMA * Domu-'l W **/ h a r d*cW" that Jammed Um streets. the money be then, funds must experience, bo la good physical Jected Soviet Premier Nikita cratle National Chairman Paul M. taxes oa wine and liquor 100 pet A junchUma crowd to almost Butler turned to 1040 campaign cant or more affactiva Oct 1. At bo borrowed by the school board, « — • g c w s s g g i s r c - i S ' Local merchants have contri­ health and of excellent character, Khrushchev's prediction that com­ 40,000 persons Jammed the few problems today with the backing tha same time, five canto will be baaed oa the receipt to tax and be at least l i years old. Farm buted more than |1,000 to 8an- census Job applicants must hav* munism will tvantoaliy replace make tha disarmament pitch in blocks from Pennsylvania Station to ths party'! national eommUta*. mooay, Milwee aaid. added to tha beer tax. Aeksd be Milwee what would ford's Christmas Parwdo fund, but a driver's license, provide a pri­ democracy and capitalism in Um his address to ths UN Friday. to Fifth Avenua aa Um world'* top Butler waa uphold by tha com­ contribution* have not yet been kappeo if the commissioner* He said: “The Soviet government Communist arrived for the begin­ mittee an his recommendations vately owned car in good coodl Eisenhower also told a new* Intends to submit to tha United ning to hi* trans-America tour. that the 1930 convention "good Wife Is Diplomat didn't accept the tax roU by Oct received from many of the town's tlon. They will be paid seven cents LOS ANGELES (UPI) — OH 1, Krider said he wouldn't pre­ dealer*, Ratal) Marchanta Associ­ a mile for official travel. conference be has reached no NatioM a proposal which, wt Thera was polite clapping from faith" nils b# renewed and that umnist Matt Wclastock reported ation Chairman Francia Roumlia faw parsons and an occasional hope, wUI play an important part dict the result*. Applicants must have enough sgraamant whatever with Khrush­ convention votes be reapportioned Um cim to a wife who la need "How caa the commissioners lat Jr. said today. money to sustain them selves for chev to exclude Laos, or any In tha solution to this, the most isolated cbtar. But, m in Wash- (or 1900. at breaking bad aewi. TV dnree* ingion, Khrushchev got mainly accept using last ye r*a roll wbea Contributions to data have coma about five week* from the time other so . called "third country” burning issue to our time." HU twin victory did not mean tor Abnar Bibermaa’a wife phoned Khrushchev arrived in New York silent treatment Ray Green said it was om of Um from Cowan’s, YoweU’e, 1‘annay'a they are employed, until they re­ from their forthcoming talks at that aa effort might not b* mad* him and said, "1 m m to lav* wont ia Florida," Krider asked. and Purcell’s department stores, ceive their salary check. Camp David following completion to unseat him the next time the gotten aom* water la my wvtot By reflating to accept the Dow the Sanford Atlantic and Florida Veterans who mast aU re­ of the Soviet leader's cross coun­ national committee meet*, prob­ watch." "How did you do thM?M ling appraisal the assessor has State- Banka and the First Feder­ quirements will be given priority try tour. ably in January. Many committee Bibcrman asked. "1 backed the •addled the commissioners with al Savings and Loan Association. over non-veteran*. Tba president said that no mat­ members aaid they were "not for car Into'the pool," she wasting the taxpayers' maoay, ter bow sincere sod colorful Alas from McCrary manager C. Butler" but added that they wars Ofticktl jtn m d Khrushchev might appear to Um L. Radding, Kal'a Variety Store, not ready to move to replace him. Constable J. Q. "Slim" Galloway and Qua Schmah will do the Mn. Walker "ban thrown *70, Ro-Jay's and tha Hollywood Dress public, ha did not believe Ameri­ In the wake to tbe harmony- Satellite Try Fails OOO of tbe taxpayers’ money right Shop, Western Auto, Randall cans would be fooled by the Rus­ frying and professional auctioneer Herb Collier will be one to the colored national committee ses­ CAPE CANAVERAL, (UP!)— two price callrra at tha Sanford Klwani* Fish Fry Saturday. back loto osh- lap, whoa as lata Electric appliance dealara, Math­ sian leader's generous forecasts sion, Democratic stale chaUmcn Tba United Statoa apparently Mura than 200 items have been contributed by local mar­ as May 4 toe pledged that she er's, Wilson-Malar, Berry’s and to Communist dominance in the and vice chairman today opened failed today In an effort to pul chanta to b* auctioned at the 4 to 7 p.m. event. Money from the didn't want to sat this moony the Furniture Center. 203-pound global navigation world. three days of cloisd campaign orwatted," Gatcbol laid. Khrushchev aaid Wednesday Sweeney's Gift and and Office ganuation meeting* under Uutlar’a satellite into orbit around tha "Wa believe that a tax roll Supply store, Wart’s, Radar's, earth. A tall Thor-Able rockai , that hla oft-quoted remark that leadership. starting today caa be pro­ Hoyt's, and Gwaltney’a jewelry Mr. H. C. Patton, too Wilkin* ] Communism would "bury" deHen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D- shot tbe satellite aloft at 9:14 will be at tha Sanford Farmer’s Auction Market at routa 17-02 and duced Nov. 13, including book shops, RoumiUat and Anderson's Dr., County Club Manor, died, mocraey waa meant historically Mina.), one of the party's presiden­ a.m. but the Defense Department Onora Kd. "the equa _ suddenly yesterday in Oeala. He and waa ** meanl lo opening aadI equalisation hear ^_____ tial aiplranU, will address tha announced an hour later that tha pharmacy,_ _B. _L. ______ l’erkina _ and Cooperation from Hanford merchant* has been "extremely good" saya project chairman William Urarnkow. George Mills la chairmen tonight. San. Stuart Sy­ rocket's third stage apparently that' Sob'*. Standard Oil agent Earl waa born Oct. 11, 1SZ3, in Tilton, physical burial" of the American Mrs. Walked* ( . ,h w i «Koihi-« photo, nh«tn. Ga. and has llv 1 ia Sanford for people. He predicted anew that --------- statement th a t,,,, in charge to gatUng tha merchandise to the auction, li. Andrew mington (D-Mo.) another hopeful, failed to fire, and "it must be •*• Higginbotham, Wlaboldt'a she would not use Use Dowling graphers. Stats Farm, Carraway the paat fiva years. He waa co­ communism would supplant capi­ Hpcer has handled acquisition ot the items, Uob Uavis heads ar. and Gov. G. Mcnntn William* of sumed that the aatclllM did oak owner of the Midway Grocery. talism. appraisal ia compiling the lfto rangemanl* for tha fish fry and A. L. Wilaoa ia in charge of Michigan apeak to them Saturday orbit." tax roils "la completely silent" and McKibbln and Iloyd-Wallace Ucket sales. lie is survived by hit wife, Elsenhower said that, thus far, night. insurance agents, ami from CarMrs. Lee Patton; his mother, Mrs. hla convarialions with Khrush­ as to whether aba intends to use Two members considered offer­ R. A. Patton Sr., Valdosta, Ga.; chev had been confined to a gen­ it or not in Um future, Cleveland roll Daniel Construction Co. ing a motion to unseat Butler and one brother, R. A. Patton Jr., eral restatement of position and Trafficanta Trial aaid. "draft" formar President Truman "1 am busy working on Um 1230 Mobile, Ala. and one sister, Mrs. agreement on the agenda for the aa Ua aucceaior. But the two, Ste­ Leroy Chitty to Albany, Gw. tax rolls and am unable to at­ Camp David talks. Therefore, be Ends A s Defense phen W, Lang made of Arixona. tend any met lings of any kind," Funeral arrangements will be said, it was not possible to delect and Mr*. Bernice Kingsbury of announced later by Britton Fun­ any change In the basic Soviet Criticizes Cop aaid a letter from Um tax aaaaaMontana, were dUauadcd by col­ aor In answering to the commis­ eral Homs. stand that baa led to East-West leagues who warned that their ef­ CLEARWATER UPI) -Closing sioners’ invitation to attend this tension. in the bribery trial to FRENCH LICK. ind. (UPI) - fort would 1m overwhelmingly re­ Mr. Daniel W. Dreggors J r., 41k morning's special session. Khrushchev may be preparing arguments Henry Trafflcanle wound up to­ Mn. Clara B. Williams, to St. Pet jected, thereby strengthening But­ died suddenly at hla home in Gene­ Tickets for tha opening football < t n l i f - l P V ril to unvail to the United Nation* a day with the defense va this morning. Ha waa horn the ersburg, Fla., assistant chairman ler’s position. game to the season here tomor-1J P I,T dramatic proposal tor a perman state's star witness ancalling June 20, 1917, at Eustis and hat Red China Fires of the Republican National Com "unscruprow night ara on sale at T su cb -C n u n J R v H f f i r P r C ent ban on production of II bombs u)o(li» policeman seeking promo- mittee, said today ' the Amrrican lived in Geneva for the paat I I ton’s and RoumiUat 4 Andaraon, r o u n a D 7 V /T T IC C rS • nil olhae nuclaar and other nuclear weapons. Stalin Portrait years. lion. i people will choose between an Top Military Men Drug Stores. FORT LAUDERDALE (UPI) Well-informed American officials The cate waa expected to go to empty bag of Democratic prom Ha ia survived by his wife, Kickoff tim* will be 1:13 p. m. Sheriffs officers found an illegal said today that would be the next LONDON (UPI) - Communist Fades Away Doris, one ion, Edward D., and hla China has fired two of Us top mili­ for the game between the Semi­ liquor operation capable of gross-, W|(ica| (of ^ (r.«,winging the Jury attar the Judge'a charge i»e* and a shining record of Hcpub WASHINGTON (UPI)-Th# por father, D. W. Dreggors, aU to tary officials, Um minister to de­ nole* and the Tttuavllle Terriers. ing an estimated 1100,000 a year KUi#isn leader, who already haa thU afternoon. Trafficante waa bean performance" in l!Mu. charged with bribing Detective Speaking before the National trait to former Soviet Premier Geneva; fiva brotheri, Wilbur to fense and tha army chief to the Coach Jim Pigott laid the Tit- taJ ? S'"*- called for a ban "forever" on nu- Sgt. Harry F. Dietrich to protect federation to Republic Women Josef Stalin, which hung until re­ Texas; Clifford, of Palatka; An­ general staff, Radio Peiping an­ uavilie team wiU be "big and The $33,000 split-level home, p|car weapons testa. lottery ring. Mrs. Williams said "action was cently in prominent display at the drew to Euitl* and Truman and tough’* and predicted an interest­ to ? 1* 1 ,Ji ■ faahionabla residennounced today. Source, to a position to know Defense Attorney Mark .............. ... takan" in Congress this y ..r|R « « U n .mb.aay. waa .o n . from Earl, both of Jacksonville. Ala* The broadcast said that Marshal ing game. The Sanford squad has Ual section, waa on a three .e ra : , ald Khrushchev did not mention Pang Tah-hual bar been "relieved" shown good promise in practice, plot some 100 yards away from> the planned disarmament pro- lnferre‘1 Jhal Dielrict trumped on Democratic provUlona to a re- its usual apot Just prior to the three sisters, Mrs. Eva Cowart to up bribery story while tecklng wew of foreign policy. a new ,arm dinner given there Wednesday by FL McCoy, Mrs. Leals Cowait, the nearest neighboring house. to hit post aa defense minister and he aaid. po*iI to President Eisenhower "*— •1— chief. ...... ■>. new »— peaceful uies for Nikita Khrushchev. Ocala ami Miss Margaret Dreggon to —1 police i program, Pigott * main worry aa tha game Inside officers found tl IS-gal­ during their two-hour "prclimin promotion replaced by Vice Premier Lin Pao. News photographers who saw of Geneva. "lie's just that unscrupulous,” atomic energy, and a study of unNo reason was givta tor Peng's drawi near is the liinesa to big lon barrels of math wailing to he said. tha second floor dining area prior Funeral services will be held employ raent. dismissal or Um removal to Geo. Neely Roas. a middle guard and be cooked. A big hole had been Ile said the only evidence that She said tbe Democrats had to the arrival to President Elsen­ Sunday at 2:30 p. m. in the First chopped In a bedroom Huang Xe-chtag as chief to the n defensive stalwart, Traillcaple ever gave Dietrict any promised these prugrami "in a hower and other guests noticed Baptist Church, Geneva, with thn general staff. Neither were any had the flu and n ay accommodate tha still' money came from "the slippery publicity move designed to steal that tha S ulla portrait was m in­ Rev. Jack Stewart, officiating. unit. mw posts announced for the two. Burial will ba In tha Geneva (ama­ mouth of Dietrich " He said no ihe limelight from President Eisen­ ing. Khrushchev haa accused Stalin tory with Brtaaoa Funeral Horn# hi one hail ever corroborated the de­ hower's legislative proposals. to various crimes, and was an­ charge. tective's story, , gered when asked at a National 5,,“ D^ ..r , Center Admission Press d u b lunch where be had Th* iiv K fi will sponsor a merited , . bean whan the Italia cruses wan M an Breaks Door, .M.IU. inoculation Oct. 24 in an that Trafficante gava Dietrich 10 ^rer/lc Avflllflulfi coiamittod. The Tanglewood and Tempi* | even worse, said Mrs. A. L. Con- Orange County would bava to be effort to°«Mrk a county wide drive1specific bribe.. ln< udlng c h / A - C K a S M V U lia U I C Civic Center admission cards for red, 1112 Magnolia Ave. Waters consulted because water would to have everybody immunized tailor-made cults, two cases Terrace , area* need a Saves Sleeper *hisky and a tolevtslr-, ,.t. senior and Junior high school stu­ seeped into a nearby resident's through Orange on its against the diiease. new engineering -urvey TB Association Breaking through a trailer i Florida room, she declared. “ ... . , „ Emphasis will be on school age g dents are now available at tha Re­ airman Jamas Hutton last right manent drainage relief, County An additional drainage well or to the hconlovkhatchee River. chUdren, but aU reroienU whiU ^ Q ^ Q n M e m b e r creation Dept office in the Cen­ roused Julius Earl Mlnu from a Requests Typists Coa raiu ion Chairman John Krid­ Increasing the capacity to the Davis said, ter. and Nagro. are urged 10 I*1 ,h* _ . a t er said after reridrata to those preimt well for the area baa been The county Just doesn’t have polio shot* to be given at the Student* must have the cards The Seminole County Tuberculo­ burning traitor at tha Pi section* asked again for relief sought by the petitioners. by Oct. 13 in order to gain future sis and Health Association needs Trailer Park. sufficient fund* to put in a drain- new Jayeee building on French O f Loan League Ave. The shots wiU be given at n A Sanford executive is one to admission* to tha center. Recrea­ woman typists during tha Christ­ Th* bouse trailer owned % from high waters. Petitioners from tha Lakamaot coat to only It and the Jaycees more than 70 charter member! tion Director Ronald Parry said. mas Seal drive to s u it tooo. In­ Mima to the Naval Air Station * n m tln f is to b# bald with aaid they hav* a supply to vac­ of the new statewide Consumer Out-of-city residents must pay |3 tonated women should call Mn. was a total ions. Mima woe asleep and Magnolia Avacua area asked and n drainage district covering that something be done to relieve tha whole Tempt* Terrace-Tangle- Temple TerraceTangiewood real- cine commtttccd for the project. Loan League of Florida. for a year's ticket. The cards may Lorraine Graham at FA 2-4792), or when the 3:20 s.m. fire broke o a t flooding around their homes. Kec wood area is needed, County Ea- ^ dents sod the commissioner* at- A full series of the shots will He it Robert A. Mahan, to the be obtained any afternoon from atop at the association otfica ia Hutton belongs to another NAS have 1:24 to $.24 g. m. ^ - - 1 1 p. m. Stocks Workers Wanted For Farm Census Yule Parade Fund Reaches $1,000 Khrushchev Can't Fool U. S. Butler Supported, With Looks, President SaysWith Reservations ita, .... Bargains And Fish Mr. H. E. Patton Dies Suddenly GOP Record Cited As Vote Winner Football Tickets On Sale Downtown .^ iiJaycees Sponsor Polio Inoculation Two-Area Drainage Survey Needed e a sL sra a a *"1! ! * . * - 1 * j r D. W. Dreggors Jr. Dies At Geneva � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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I S J f ^ 's r s r t r a m tka B i l w i — wtfcwi "Pooplg ju t don't M u n i tktak aagmora. They m b to bo ru». g •• aw«•**S V rv Quality Controttoi, Frmhly obligato lor TV purpooes. Muaielans, ifUr all, M m Wad adventurnout Uvtt. Thursday nlfht, Staccato was ealWd May from a Jam aankm to help a linger, mele, out of trouble. The alniar waa paying P.S.C. (PROTECTED, SELECTED, •UW NTM CN TASTY SLICED blackm ail In k rrp ■ seandll .mag- ■line from revealing his post. Un­ fortunately, the singer’* past indiscratioo waa not (it an to the audience. StaccaU mat the singer la a steam rodm and the singer was thereupon stabbed in the back by tha magazine pabllsher'a strongsrm guy. Is it rads at this point to won­ der about tbe rote of the lawyer and police department ia such Stockton, California Torttato t o l the leok-A-Yoar mem(pe wiU boaor gydnay O. i, and two, foehns C. Chase, all's father and uncle, b Sydney and Joshua Chase among the early Florida ett- EatmelL Groom Label TUNA FISH LARGI BOTTLI LIMIT—JL PLEASE The Ckanael Swim; Frank Sin­ atra hat announced that ElvU Preeley will be the apcclal gueit •tar oo Sintra’s ABC-TV special scheduled for "early May. 1B60." Theme of the ahow: "Sinatra’s welcome home TV party for El­ vis." Of course, Frankie and Our Leadtr will blend voice* in lome dueU. Tbe upcoming British general elections have disrupted plans by CBS-TV’i Person-To-Person to present taped interview! with Bri­ gitte Benlot, Sophia Loren, Gina Lollobrlgida and Yul Urynner. .m a' Britain’s Granada network, which was to have taped the segment* in ParU and Rome, advised P-ToP that all IU taping equipment ia •eventeen Oviedo School home being "preempted" for campaign Mom mothers have been named coverage. As a result, P-To-P, with fa •erve as contact* between Charles Collingwood as host, will Isachera and parents in extracur­ continua visiting stateside hearthricular activities. Mrs. W. B. aides until Granada, or CUS-TV, Ctonts announced the following comes to the rescue. The pro­ gram’* tall debut has been post­ sgipointi ee ■<«. Merritt SUWy fur Mrs. poned from Friday, Oct. 2 to Oct. Dow Ulrey’a firm grade room: 10 aa a result of the snafu. Tha Kevlon BU-ralnute special on Mm,Z3. .T- Coe for Mrs. M. E. Cooper's firm grads room; Mrs. CUS-TV set for Thursday, Oct. 22 Lae Warder far the second gride, will feature Greer llarson as host­ and Mrs. Jamea Tracer far Him ess and a cast that includes Mar­ tha Bays, Mike Nichols and Elaine Dorothy Rice's gredea; . Mr*. W. A. Ward will be home May, Waller Sleiak and John Bub­ Mom mother far Mrs. Walter ble*. Christopher Plummer will be Itague'a third grade room; Mrs. ro starred again with Julie Harris A. R. Volgbt for Mra. E. E. in the Hallmark Hall of Fame Orimm’e third and fourth grada production of Ibesn’i, "A Doll’s combination ‘ i ____ room; ___ Mrs. B. ... H. House,” on NBC-TV Sunday, Nov. Walker far Mrs. James Partin's 15. The Bell Telephone Hour on Wurth Brads; Mrs. Norman Bris­ NBC-TV Friday, Nov. 20 will be an tol far Mrs. C. K. Huckalew'a ■ll-Gerahwin ahow, possibly headed •M l Rrade, and Mrs. W. II. Mar- by Ella Fitzgerald, r RO SED A L ! SW EET and TENDER GARDEN Oviedo Home Room Mothers Named B A K E R Y T M 6 A 7 ~ Y .‘ SOFT ICED S p a n is h BAR CAKE RICH CHOCOLATE. TWO LAYER, COCONUT ICID nr- Mrs. W. B. West’s liztli grade room Mrs. Boh Boyis wiU is tha patent contact; Mrs. WeeMy'Swanson will be far Cerium Isa fiy ’a seventh grade; Mrs. John Evans far Mrs. Merritt Sta­ ler's seventh grade room; Mrs. M m I n d y far Mra. W. H. DaB ubo' s eighth grade room; Mrs. C. I . Minter for Miss Lois MM sB’s eighth grade; Mrs. Leri Berman far Arch Hoatck’s ainth mtdera; Mrs. R. W. Eitee for Mra, JR. B. Smith's tenth grada m att Mrs. R. L. BeUhorn far C J L BncksWWs Uth graders IM Mrs. Douglas M. Jackson far Pgat Mikier'a IMh graders. Mrs. Jackass wRl be captain af the -.V’.ms: Hospital Notes KPTKMBKB g Admietleae Clara Tyner. Hanford Roger Edwards, Unford Harriett Annie, DeBsry Winnie B. Smith, Sanford Donald Paul Warren, Saidord Rose Abrams, Sanford Donald Smith, Sanford Jamas Drum Mr. and Mra. Jamas R. Oowiogton, Sanford, a ion Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Robin•oo, Sanford, a mo Mr. and Mra. Dais Ooteoa, Lake Mery, a soo Mr. and Mrs. Edward Waaaik, Sanford, a daughter Mr. sad Mss. WUbost Haroleon, a eon DUmkaalt Maasl Beilins, Longweod Barney Deck, ganford David Hoffman, Hanford DEVIL FOOD CAKE S r R 0 2 f/V SCALLOPS FOOD MEAT P/ES * L W c r f, * Z e trB " 'L'R\£Y r ■ 45< �w V r, :: :* Plugs Moon Rocket -WASHINGTON (U P 1 )- Premier|that the people of tea United Akita Mhrwahehov, beaming, war­ State* bore thorn af *bo Soviet ing hia bat and featuring to Preai- Union no ill wilL with Ms hand*, I But Eisenhower added the tart a fateful 13-day itatement that the tww nations turn the count were quite different because in of the said war-tar better or tar America "people tbomaetme es­ tablish and control the govern­ _ . J h t Soviet leader's mammoth ment." • W I M turbo-prop arrived almost Eisenhower looked grim during ‘ behind ache *•» . Confu- the welcoming ceremony and the •ompounded when the review. Newsmen remarked that craft had to bo turned never had they aeon Kisauhowor on the runway aa that with such a grim look on his fact emerged oo the other for so long. Ha read hia brief of the plane from the color speech without iv w once relaxing that was lined up for him. into a smile. The president emphasised that aad greeted the Soviet lead- portion af the speech ka wMcb ha or at the foot at a specially-built said that tba American people did Jf-step ramp. not seek In interfere in the in­ V.^lfco preildeot s h o o k bands ternal affairs of any other nation. heartily with Khrushchev, with The president's interpreter than wife, Mrs. Nina Khrushchev, read a translation. with Fanlgn Minister Andrei than took off hia hat, donned hia .The moot severs security mea­ tpactaclaa, pulled hia own speech n t in peacetime history wore from bla pocket, smiled at Etonimbed to protect Khrushchov bower, and began to rend rapidly in Russian. "Permit me at thin moment." Both men made brief aad formal totting statements at the airport, he began, "on Brat setting foot pa laanhowor aoanrod Khrushchev American sa«. la thank Hr. lie- Friends' Knockout Eases Trapped 0 Driver's Agonies LINCOLN, MmUod (UP1) — John Pan, M, trapped in tba sab af hia biasing truck, know that Mm and was near but ha hated to bo burned alive. Ho pleaded with bystander* to knock him unconscious before the Sameo engulfed his body. Tho drama occurred when Poo ( I w u trapped in the cab after a collision involving hia and two other truck* in thick fog, a cor­ oner's inquest w u told. William Mari!and told the coro­ ner the truck engine caught firs and flame* spread into the cabin. Ha said ha and thru friends triad to drag Fox from the Max­ ing truck but that Fox was hop*. ( I lastly pinned Inside. - Wbeo their desperate efforts to Stic*** Fox failed he pleaded with them to knock hi n out. Marsland Mid they knocked Mm out with a rabbit punch—“ we hit him ■t tba back of the neck." Coroner John Goodlad returned a verdict at accidental death af­ ter declaring the blow was struck . with the beat intentions and that J there was no intention of mercy titling. Suit Against TV Actor Delayed S Boosters To Rally Tonight In Prep For Friday Game Fruit Shipments WINTER HAVEN (UPl>-Daily carloadtnge in boxes from the Cit­ rus Vegetable Inspection Division: By rail, S,1U grapefruit; by boat, 134 grapefruit; by truck, 17, 233 grapefruit; total shipment*, 13, 4*4 boxes. Borgnine To W ed LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Maxi can actress Katy Jurado and Academy Award-winning actor Er­ nest norgnln* announced Monday they plan to be married at th* end of this month or tarty ia Oc­ tober. CHARLES KOGAN Arson Charged INDIANAPOLIS, lari. (U PI) The suburban home af Gene Saa Souci, top Indiana Teamster* Un ion official and close friend of Jimmy Hoffs, wm virtually de­ stroyed by fir* early today and authorities said It wm "definite­ ly" a case of arson. School Explosion Kills Pupils, Man Who Brought Bomb Typhoon Veers HOUSTON, Tex. (WPH - A tjemendous explosion Muttered the Edgar A. Poe Elementary School today, killing several students and a man who may have token a bomb into the school. Another of th* dead was said to be the woman principal of the school, who tried to wrest a suitcat* containing explosives from the min. A newsman who reached the scene shortly after the explosion said ha counted "at least tlx dead," including a white man about 30 years old. The school Is attended by whit* children only. Nona of tba schools in Houston are integrated. The sheriff* office said that K was told that "someone threw a bomb on the school basketball court." Bodies of three small children were lying in 11m yard of the school when police first arrived at the scene. . Hundred* of frantic people were running around trying to find their children. The confusion was reported to be to great that it wm hard to tell what had hap­ pened. The Poe echool ia in a fashion­ able section of southwest Houston. Adenauer Helps Hail President Worker Drowns TOKYO (U P I) —Typhoon Sarah vend to the northwest today on a eeart*. tbgt appartatUy will spare the'Islands af Okinawa and Formosa from th* tall fury of its wind* and rain*. Th# storm packed winds of up to 147 miles an hour. It wat reported moving at U mites aa hour, A Girl For Bing LOS ANGELES ( Lit'I (-Crooner Bing Crosby, father of five sons, let out a joyful "wthoo" Monday night at Queen of Angela Hospital when hte wife, actress Kathy Grant, gave birth to their (tret daughter. Tha couple named tha 4 pound-13-ounca-giri Mary Fran CCS. Wayne Morris Dies SAN FRANCISCO (UHIJ-Aclor Wayne Morris died of a heart at­ tack Monday aboard an aircraft carrier in the Pacific, the ocean where—unknown to most of hit fans—he played his greatest rote during World War 11. Monte, 43, collapsed while watching air ope­ rations from the brldg* of th* car­ rier USS Bon Homme Richard. Cool A ir, Man A wide bend of cool air swept out of L'anada and th* Pacific Ocean early today, sending tem­ peratures plummeting from the Pacific Northwest to the Great Lake*. The front, which wat ac­ companied by brief thunderstorms and stiff winds, dropped tempera­ tures 27 degrees at Bismarck, N. D., end lent the mercury down 23 degrees to a low of 43 at Elko, Nev., UPI reported. Cigarets To Get Fancy Flavors HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - T h e "Man of Tomorrow" may be puff­ ing away on a cinnamon-flavored clgaret when he preparei for bla next trip to th* moon. George Welssmin. vice presi­ dent and director of marketing for a major cigarette firm said many cigaret companies already ar* testing cinnamon and cocoanut flavors, m writ as one that has the aroma of new-mown hay. "There is a possibility the ciga­ rets w* smoked a scant five years ago may become obselete," Weinman said. "The American public has tel us know that they will buy flav­ Tom McDonald; floats, Garnett or." White; auto*, John Dickey; judges stand, ltob Landrech and Herb Scott; decorations, Peggy Jane Israel Denies Shots Lundiiuut; publicity, Dave KJlng JERUSALEM (UI’I) — Israeli enrmith; awarde, Glenn McCall; transportation, Billy Bromley; dig­ authorities have denied that fight­ nitaries. Ken McIntosh; and bal­ er plane* of Israel'* air force loon islet prior to the parade, fired warning shot* at an Egyp­ tian airliner in the Aqaba area. Archie Wise. The parade will run along the The Israeli* charged that the tame route a* last year; west on plane — a Britisb-iuade Viscount First St. to Oak, south oo Oak turboprop — "violated Israeli air­ to Fourth, east on Fourth to San­ space" but was not interfered ford Ave„ north to Second St. with became Israeli fighter* Iden­ tified it aa a civilian plans. and back to Foft Mellon Park. Jaycees Name Chairmen For Christmas Parade Auxiliary To Meet W in bU bU M 1800 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1968 SANTOM). FLORIDA NO. M l " trtaa of aaparata but aqua) fad* Uliee far tba public "and for child. ran la tta public achooli.” "Th# ehlaf responsibility tar drafting aad ip umBring a Consti­ tutional amendment that will bring an end to tba danger of a judicial oligarch* on thla country reate with The court la HOT. everruled the Adhlaa ea. Chlldrcn'a Hoapita) de­ rision when K had upheld it ia a prarloea caae, the judge charged. A Geaatltutioeal amaadmeet ia leaded ta prerant the Supreme Court from overruling, modifying, ar changing "any prtar decitlon •f that court" which Intorpratcd News Briefs The Seminole High Boosters Club will sponsor a pep rally at 7:30 p, m. today in the high ecjwol auditorium. The rally will be th* second kick off for club activities thla season in preparations for tha opening game with Titusville. The Seminole Band will partici­ pate in tonight's meeting and cheerleaders and majorettes twill give a performance. Coach Jim Pigolt will introduce the football ■quad. Membership ia the organisation which supports Seminole High •porta event* Includes free admis­ sion to any of the school’s athletic contests throughout the year. Fam­ ily membership la $20; single mem­ bership, *10; and a donation mem­ bership, *10; and a dnoation mem­ bership, which does not provide entrance to athletic eontesti, ia $3. Membership tiekela may be ob­ tained at William E. Kader'a Jewelry store, Perkins* Men’a Store, Stenley Hardware, Thrifty Service Station, and from club BONN (UPI) - Konrad Ade­ ticket chairman Raymond Lundquilt in Ihe Sanford Atlantic Na­ nauer celebrated his loth anni­ tional Bank, or from Cdr, Tamny versary aa Wait German chancel­ lor today by watching (he Inaugu­ at the Naval Air Station. ration of Heinrich Luebke — hi* personal choice — as the nation's second president. Luebke wet : orn in at a joint Robert Reed, it, drowned near session of Parliament attended by Ibe Osteen Bridge yesterday when foreign diplomats and distin­ he slipped from a houseboat on guished visitors to the West Ger­ which he was working. The Mid­ man capital. Hr actually had been way Negro fell into nearly nine president' since Saturday mid­ feet of water about 11:43 a. m. night, but the formal inaugura­ according to Constable J. Q. Gal­ tion was postponed to coincide loway and Deputy L. J. Krii, who with Adenauer's anniversary in office. worked oo the case. MIAMI <UP1>- An attorney for two insurance talesmen said he Would delay filing a damage suit against television actor Richard Webb pending a conference with Webb'* attorneys today. Attorney William R. Colson said the suit for a "substantial turn" had been prepared and might still hi filed following today's coo fsrsnee. But Colson Mid he first wanted to hear "what th* other Ad* has to aay." A - C o l a o n represents insurance salesmen M. P. ToughUl of Salt f i t s City, Utah, and Waiter J. Bush of Springfield, Ore. The two salesmen said Webb pestered them with question* during a flight from New Orleans to Miami last Saturday. They said as they toft the airplane he pinned their grms in a judo trip and announc­ Sanford Christmas Parade fund* ed be was making a citiaens ar- amounting to over $400 have been last. They said he accused them collected by the Retail Merchants Association. ( } o f being Russian spies. Local merchant* who haven't given to the Dec. 4 parade fund are urged to do so by Retail Mer­ chant’s Board Chairman Francis The Ladies Auxiliary at the Houmillat Jr. Lake Mary Fire Department will Jaycees in charge of th# parade's hold their regular monthly meet- management are: Chairmen of Jaycee-produced tog at th* fir* houa* Wednesday at 1 p. m. Further plan* will be floats. Bob McKee tor Sente and mads for th* Hallowe’en Masque- Don Royer for th* Jayce# float; Zhd* and all Interested women head marshal. Everett Harper; Herb ktcnaUum; urged to be preecot. IM ta i won oapocted thoa to Initiate Stale "exploratory" talka on rltal International laauea, including Urn problem of Berlin and Germany, which Khruritchev baa aaid la paramount. Tonight Prmidoot and Mra. El aenbower play hoot at n formal dinner 'to the Khrushchov family with Borne M additional gutaU from tba higbeat governmental and diplomatic eirclei. Khruah* Captains KAY LUNDQUWT VOL. X U X America, and aaaurad the praatdent that an equally "cordial wel­ come'' await* him la Russia when he futures th* flail M a r Ibis fall. Khrushebtv told Klaaabowar Coart during foe past » yaara baa been exercising power to amend the Coaatltuiiea at Mi a m plenaure. Federal Judge Dealer DoVane told teadard Katarinas yeaterday. There have heea raape alnce 1327 where the M * eeart haa •ought not to be beead by Ma tea prarioua declatoaa, Mid the retired Lundquist, Bogan Grid New Seminole Hlgb football tocaptains are Charlee Bogan and Ray Lundquist. Th# two Motors, both 17, were “ Spptlntedbjr th*—cuwhlng ataff for (bowing the necessary lead­ ership, aportamanly and Intellec­ tual qualltto* and football ability, Coach Jim Ptgott said. Bogan la g tackle. Lundquist is a halfback. Between 13 and X Seminole ayers should see action against tuivlUa this Friday, depending on how well the game goes, Plgott aaid. Twenty-six boys will be in uniform tar toe game which be­ gins at • p. ra. Starting at quart­ erback will be either Mike Ro­ berts or Alex McKlbbln; at full­ back John Mann or tin Rlaoar; at halfback, Lundquist or Johnny Lovelace. Offensive ends wlU ba Jim Gracoy and Tarry CbrUteo- WKATHSBt ConiWerabl* eloudineea through Wednesday. Shown*. High today U to 88, low tonight 70 to 78. Court Asked To Remove Hoffa For Fund Misuse WASHINGTON (U PI) - Court-, fused to sign, charged that the appointed monitors have Mked a 1473,000 wm deposited la banks federal court to oust James R. when it drew no Interest for the Hoffa a* president of the Team- benefit of union memben. stars Union, charging that he mis­ In on* case. the. monltori laid, handled |473,o6o to union funds. a portion of tho money waa used The monitors mad* their re­ to further the operations of a quest Monday in an interim re­ Florida reel eetata corporation in which Hoffa had an intensL port to Judge r. Dickinson Letts The monitor* asked that Hoffa oo their policing *f the giant be required to account within 21 tmioa. Letts appointed the throe- days for transaction* involving man b o a r d la tug to keep a tha 3473,000 and that they ba giv­ check on lloffa's administration. en subpena powers to investigate Tho report, which the union's th# deals further. They also asked that Latte hold representative an the board rean early hearing on whether Hof­ fa should be removed from office and whether h* should ba held accountable for any funds which might be due union members. In addition, (bay requested au­ thority to requart th# union’* gen­ eral executive board to start dj* eipUnary action against Hoftt. ’ VIENTIANE, Laos (U P I) —J four-man United Nations fact-find ing team arriving here today to check on a reported Communist Invasion ran Into a gov let tharge it wat here. Illegally. The 8ovlc'te said Monday night the team was not the proper In itrument for resolving tho Lao­ tian crials. SYOSSET, N. T, (UPI) - A They called Instead for a con pendant about the slit of a silver ferenee "without delay" of the dollar may save your lift la tho countries that attended tha 1334 event of nuclear war. Geneva conference that created The pendant is a plastic-encas­ Laos, North Vtet Nam and South ed dosimeter, or dose meter, Viet Nam out of what was once which, according to the manu­ French Indo-Chlna. facturer, records radiation ex­ The team prepared to begin its posure cumulatively. work despite the Russian attack, The sensitive element of the however. dosimeter ia phosphate glMi, which omlta luminescent light after being exposed to harmful X-ray or gamma-ray radiation. Unlike instruments that detect the presence of radiation, thla ooa la designed to tell of exposure WASHINGTON (U P !) - Pre.l the wearer may not hart dent Elsenhower acepted th* reslf aware of. nation today Aaaislant Defense Secretary W. J. McNeil who ha* been Ihe Pentagon's chief financial officer for U years. Dr. Harry Silsby I* up and Mc.N*i! is resigning effective Nov. 1. In hit letter to th* presi­ around hie Flora Heighli home dent he said "peraonal considera­ and la expected to return to bla tions," were the reason for his practice In a few months. resignation. He hM been with the Dr. Silsby has been lit a th* department sine* It waa created veteran's hospital In Durham, N. in 1347. C. He can have visitors. Soviets Protest UN Team In Laos Ip . m. Stocks Commission Told Roll Due O ct 1 NSW Y O U (U P I) - H a c k price* at 1 P- m.: American T I T „ , , , , , , i „ , TO Bethlehem Steel « « » .„ » • • • „ 13)4 CA O . , Rb Chrysler .......................... 43H Curtiss-Wright 301k DuPont , « . , 347 Eastman Kodak .............. MM Ford Motor ..................... T7H General Electric...... ......... T4’ i General Motors ----------- .._14U Graham Pali# ................. 3% Inti. T A T Ufa Lorillard 43 Minute Maid .................... 30* Penney ««»«*■*.».,««*».*.•,» tint* Psnn KK ......................... l i f t Royal American #•'#••(miam t•• 4H Sear* Roebuck.......... ... 4g Stud*biker ,M ,»,i,,,,„ M », 13% U. B. Steel « •i ••!**•#4Ne••Mu 101% WMtiagbouM El. .............. N% • • .* ,.. ' By JACK Tax Assessor Mary la ris Watt* ( • r said this morning lAs would not we* Dowling Appraisal Cam pany’s 3134,100,734 county ap­ praisal on Km ISM Its aasaam meat rolL vj-1 Tha appraisal o f $IM,33UM tat county real estate and 113,773,734 Jj tar bualnaag and >arsenal pewparty vms eubmitted to Km earn* ty eommlsakmsrs bp ling this Th# ##aai formally accept tba appraisal cards, but before n srowri tfeai half filled tba courtroom, voted I# deliver tb# cards to Mr*. WM* ft? tar hftr q ftltirtfi, LAKELAND (U P I) — Thieves " I da net Maud to bare *' W* who haul sway fruit or trees from appraisal cards brought Into m? members of Florida Citrus Mutual ofTlca until Km county accepts a n la for rougher going this year. them aa a good, valid appraisal," Sheriff* of 13 citrus • producing said Mrs. Walker, lb* aaid to counties have been briefed on the answer to a question that aba new cltrua truck Identification law would than use them at a (atari •nee. designed to reduce thefts. Mra. Walker arid aba already The law require# trucks hauling citrus to earry th* Arm's name baa tba preliminary 133S rod and th* words "licanaed fruit deal­ about half completed and wiH gtva er" to make It taster for law ta- it to tbs commission “ on ar (baud forcemeat officers t# recognise Oct, 1." Commission Choirman J o h n fruit or tree thieves. Mutual sponsored a meeting of Krider asked Mrs. Walker K *he sheriff* her* Monday. Mutual offi­ were "using tba 1333 roll again." cial Dale Carlton Mid lb* organ- She replied "1 said I am p r e r r i lution would continue paying a ing tba 1133 roll." After a couple of hours af beare lloo reward for information lead­ ing tha arrest and conviction of Ing individual .om manta from tba anyooa stealing fruit or tree* from good stud audit are tba aommlri non decided to discuu th* prob­ Mutual members. lem again at 10 a. m. Thursday. Krider pointed out state Comp­ troller Ray Graen'a recommenda­ tion tar an appraisal of all pro­ perty in Seminole County. AA an Aug. 13, 1334 meeting, Mm. NEW YORE (U PI) -T o p Indus­ Walker had agreed to aa aptry and union negotiating teems si sal "if money wars included resumed negotiations In th* 43tha budget for Uto ensuing ftp. day-old fleet strike today with no cal year for a reappraisal lor Kto indication either aide Is raady for entire county," Krider Mid. a compromise settlement. He quoted Mrs. Walker M sw ­ Twelve subcommittees at the ing last May "1 would liko to 4ri bargaining steal companies and sura everyone In this county tnal I tha United Steelworkers of Ameri­ have not tba least intention of *#•• ca continued talks on local plant ing a eum of $70,000 of tb* tax* rule*. poyer’i money expanded to no good purpose." It's going to cost more t# ran tbs county, Krider told tba crowd. Tba school* and jail need marw money. The prison inspector big said ba ia shout to coodama tba jail, tb* commission chairman de­ clared. He Mid tba comrateeion refused to ralsa the millaga because M However, tba city la not living ed where k la Daka said. Eighty wanted to spread out tha tax bur­ acres at the Hill Creek sit* for a on tha Naval Air Station alona, den and not make more exempt­ loo, park and playground that Air Station capital te axtra money ions. A figure of $24 milUoa tor In th* pockets of many people reel property value ia Saminoia would be more of a family prop­ bera Dak* laid. If tha NAS ever County lart year, w m ridlcto osition would be better, be de­ moved out tb* base location would lous," Krider said. clared. mska a perfect industrial part, Mrs. Walker the refer reference to tha $34 mililaa Dake described bis pisns m said Dak*. Sanford's economic are* in­ vaiuafioa be accompanied ranging 13 to 20 years into the future. A marina with a restau­ cludes DeUary, O'Steen, and soma statement foal tba ncapiti rant might also go to that area, of Oviedo. Th* employed in Sem­ sheet of (he 1334 roll shows $4fo> inole County number 13,000, with 312,347, with a taxable ba aaid. A perimeter raid, going around 3,300 in tba Navy and l,30o in $33,044,347. Questions from tba the city to order to give greater agriculture, tba planner noted, Tha commissioners compliment­ dealt mainly with bow Dowllsd access to Sanford was suggesied. Dak* recommended opening the ed Daka aa bin report. arrived at hie appraisal figures eastern end of Seminole Ulvd. to aad whan the comaiaiion would accept th* Anal figures: use as a segment of this peri­ meter. Dlscuseloo ranged among Krider told them that DowUotft contract mad* him available th* commissioners and th* plan­ ner oa whether future shopping through the equalisation areas should be on First St. or An auto collision at 30th St. bearings and that individual south of 23ih St. Such v center and Lake Mery Blvd. brought a plaints and adjustment* made, south of 23th would be crowded; broken leg te Margaret Childs, would ba baaed whea that board it would be better to spread out 403 Myrtle Ave. Saturday night. convenes. along French, said Dake, Tha board also asked Dowlie f The car driven west on 20th SL Tb* Naval Air Station, along by Harry W, Child*, 313 Lake- to prepare a report on methods with government workers, her# view Ave., and with Margaret used to compiling tba reappraisal brought about I I 4 million to tba Childs, 34, m a pasMngar, was (The Herald will print addition al details of tba statement* reed Sanfonl area, Dake declared. struck at tba interMctlon by . About 1,300 homes an owned In auto driven by Cecil P. Hlnnant today by Tag Assessor Mary tha Sanford ana by Navy man. af Sanford, according to tha Earle Walker and Commiiiisrt This includes Cassclberr. and Al­ Sheriff's Dept. Damage to each Chairman John Krider ia Wadoafr ia estimated *4 I7M. day’s edftiom tamonte Springs. Grove Thieves To Find It Tough Pendant Records Nuclear Exposure Defense Assistant McNeil Resigns Steel Compromise Still Not Sighted C Dr. Silsby Home Industry Grows, But Farming Still To Be Sanford's Bread And Butter ForAwhile Sanford Industry is slowly in­ creasing and agriculture slowly dying out, but agriculture will continue to be the basic local economy for tit* next IS years, resident city planoer Jerry Dak* told the city commission last night. About l.BW people are employ­ ed in local industry compared to 1,300 year round agricultural workers, Uake aaid. The local agent tor JackaunvlUe city planner George W. Simona recommended possibly moving Sanford's loo out Seminole Blvd. to city owned propery on Hill Creek. The 100 area U too cramp- Methodist M e n 's Club To Install Installation of officers and state­ ments of objective* of the Metho­ dist Men's Club are scheduled at the club meeting Thursday. Officers to be Installed during th* meeting Id the church's Mc­ Kinley Hall Include President George Mills, Vice President Ollie Lnpt-r. Secretary Ernie Lar­ sen and IrcMurex Garry Myers. IS Collision Breaks Woman’s Leg �- •v'- JTn am w t r i MuMt tosta r w i i 'i v (M t l i Oftoatehd eat l u f f i M at Nn i m , m m bn E . Tolar Naagf. pubtteity ehaim a» fo rth * Bailie eon Chapter, Daughter! of the A n erkaa lo re B i p t 17-n# t t n i i S M w f l i t t m r j r o f t i n oaopi the cooatitutioo, t o pay apaeial atteation t o adva o f American eltitefiebip. Quiet As Launch Delayed Negro Has Idea HATTIESBURG M ist (U P I) A N l t o farmer wtU attempt to •aiell today at tto all * white MUalaelppl Southern College tor*. C M * Xenaerd, la, n m M lu t week to would eeek to beeeoe tto A n t Negro to eater a white school la tto etate daring today** registration, lie said Monday night to tetoadid to go ahead with hie KK IS 20 auditor T. SM Bitonky (fnthe craft oti ltd first flight B«pt. 14, I active in tbe progreea o f the "chop, flying entna (bottom) ia on* of the to the flr ti haUcoptar. It carriea SO Bikortky, now 70, aenrea aa spatial consulvaky Aircraft “ T to elate atoald let eae or t o * Negro** late white college* •ach year," to aaid. “ Then tto federal government would not la* Book Aids Family O f Cancer Patient NEW YORK (UPI) - A pit the families of cancer petUnta ia OOCAOO (U PI) - Swift A Co. meotlag the physical aad pay* 'grid today k has Jobe for any ef ctolegkal prnhlaiu cenaected Aa I f AN striking workers willing with tto dluau. tolM ara to tkete pUate. Its purpose is to suggest wayf • t ie settee's largest moatpacker of “handling the lUualloo cre­ geld R to aet reopening he etrike* ated by your relative's cancer to ad pleats tort worker* are free wltb a minimum of mental suf­ to raters aad asm* already have. fering.’' Tto pamphlet can be Hewsi er effktila of the striking obtained for 23 cents from the M ta d PscUagtottee Workers and Public Affairs Committee, 22 East Aaulgaaaated Meat Cullen and U St. New York IS, N. Y. Bataker Workman claimed tharo was aa dtoceatenaiu t among tto FOR NEW ACCOUNTS “OLIVETTI" PORTABLE TYPEWRITER with a with a ft,MO.M •5,000.00 account ACCOUNT 13,000,00 ACCOUNT RADIO FM RADIO "Ilk a 11,000.00 with ■ 12,000.00 ACCOUNT ACCOUNT INTEREST PAYABLE MONTHLY OR QUARTERLY 9 20 Quarterly for a 91,000 Loan I 90 Quarterly for a 13,000 Loan 9 SO Quarterly for a 14,000 Loan 9100 Quarterly for a 15,000 L o u HHW S ra — ft n s to te 'i ■vest. p. L: t * r ! _ A* * T T T ___ Miiwonn Square Pea Urged CHICAGO (UPI) — Tto Na­ tional Canned Pea Council said it would like te see tto develop­ ment of a square pea which won't slip oft tto blade ef a knife. Chictgo thru years. Bo uld to would like to complete hit educe. tloa as a political science major but cannot afford te, leave hi* farm te attend any toUegs but Mississippi Southern, w h ic h la near his farm. He tried to enter Southern twice before but did not p r:u bis ap­ plication whan officials resisted. Nikita Khraahehev wee to penea* nelly M i President Ilia toa w n of Russia's eucceaaful aaooaatot el two daya age. Ito aleek 71 - toot Vanguard, holding a W • pound apaet* atady* tag satellite la lie third atege, did not Ignite and waa declared poet* pooed Indefinitely at shortly after 2 a. m. Three hour* later, launch-time brought a yellowish flare and a low ramble of abor:t three ate* eoda dnratloo from tto lAOtonll* ruga Jupiter. It too w u poet* poned-lndaftalttly. One eource said tto Vanguard would to In far a “ thorough— very thorough—check" that could lest for several days before anoth* Surprise Slit MILWAUKEE, Wls. (U PI) - T t o thief wto took 43 ladloa’ dresses and U men's suite from the car of Walter L. Gardner of Chariea City, Iowa, w u ia for quite a sur­ prise today, All tto clothes wore silt down tto back te servo aa Bucks County superintendent of bridges, m y to using tto name funeral garments. of Baa 8teteon. Mr*. Cornell, described as S feet, • Inches, 122 pounds, with dark brown hair, worked at tto Pennsylvania Turnpike teformatlon beoth eae mite east ot tto Philadelphia interchange. Sto is also a Democratic county com­ mittee women. Police said Mrs. Slockatt re­ for Admiral Rktover had been ported her husband drew $200 opposed. Adm. Kickover got tto from their jotet checking a leaving only $2, end tooi assignment In question. "T to second named person waa from tto house. All el his Uw only c m with whom Adm. Rickovnr had a personal contact. As to that person, Adm. Rkkover Round And Round EASTBOURNE, England (U P I) testilted . . 'I think not much 'can —Robert Cook's ear got stock ia reverse end rained hie perfect Munitions Lobby Fails To Materialize ■ y PRANK ELKAZRR WASHINGTON (U PI) — 1 gucaa House Investigators have about given up trying to put a finger on what President Elsenhower called tto munitions lobby. Chairman f . Edward Hebert (D-La.) after 23 days ef baarioga admits that bis Armed Strokes subcommittee didn't find eae ef tboae terrible fellow* who were auppoeed te be putting pressure on tto military to buy on* or so­ other plane, missile, or wupoa. True, tto subcommittee turned up a whole bunch of high ranking r o l l r o d military men, drawing nice pay check* from defense con­ tractors and also substantial re­ tirement pay from tto anted forces. But these were ell men of the highest fame end repute, and none of thorn waa ever accused of any­ thing Improper. Mostly, they were commanded for t h e i r patriotic service and seal. Taka this one bearing. The wit­ ness was Adm. William M. Fechtelcr, former chief ef naval ope­ rations aad later commander la ehkf ef NATO tom e In south­ ern Europe. Fechteter was released from ac­ tive duty oa Nev. 20, ISM, and Ito sent day went to work for Gsnerel Electric. He got (31,100 last y e a r u i long-rangt plan­ ning consultant for GE's atomic product* division. He also gat* 112,17* yearly ia roilremaat pay from tto Navy, Fachtoter said to wouldn't risk his good reputation by trying to influence tto Navy la GE’s be­ half. And besides, to said no man has that kind of influence. He said ho aevtr discussed con­ tracts with anybody, In or out of tto Navy. All to ever did, be said, was set up appointment* for other company officials wtth peo­ ple to know, like the secretary of Navy aad tto chief of naval operations. "Raally 1 was Just a convenient glorified messenger boy, If you want to tay that,” be suggested. "You bed tto key to tto door and you opened It," said Hebert. ‘‘That is correct,’ ’ u ld Peekteler. Everybody lauded tto admiral for his loag distinguished servke and his cooperation in the matter at hand. Rep. Leon II. Gavin (R-Pa.) commented that Fechtekr’s story waa like that of all tto other fa­ mous admirals and generals tto subcommittee tod beard. Their private employer! had sought them out, Gavin said, for tto knowkdg* they bad of defense needs, and for help they could give In steering company officials to tho right spots te tto Penta­ gon. Fcchteler said this waa, indeed, about what had happened. There was one other milter at the subcommittee’s teat scheduled hearing. This wu to tli up loose ends of a story that for awhile had looktd like Hebert'# most promising lead. Vice Adm. Hyman O. Kickover. Navy atomic expert and father of tto nuckar submarine, bad been the only witness to come right out and say to had been subject to pressure. By whom? Hebert had asked. He’d rather not asy, Kick­ over replied. The admiral, at Hebert's insistnee, agreed to provide tto MEMBER OF AGA — BRINGS YOU A PRONE •• gat weight o ff your Waist, Hips, Thighs aad Tummy for th* Holiday B*aa*a ahead L Mr. end Mrs. W. R. Wright, Sanford, i daughter Mr. ead Mrs. Ways* lip**, Sanford, e aaa Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Frame, B u fo n L a daughter fll Caster leaks. Sanford m Delores Childs, Sanford v Mary Daniels, Buford Basel Heriisoa and tob y,' Marlon Ugly? HOLLYWOOD (U PI) - Marlon Brando baa beta selected tor tto leading rale te Uafvanal latersetloasl'e “ Tto Ugly American," aet for filming ia southeast Asia next Remembrance CASTLETON, Vt. (U P I) Chutes M. Cook, a West Coast meat packing executive, vllto this town BU,tte although to had aot visited It since to left u a SELLING STARTS WEDNESDAY 9 A. M. CLOSE 12 NOON t f no said Hebert, "Adm. Kickover tea- * r vv pER W EE K FREE T R IA L SESSION o f Dirty Floors, and Messy Cleaning: Chores AT BARGAIN ALSO — FIGURE B U ILD IN G GARRETT’S Announcement Im am Jeaa W e a r , Bastard Lois Fagk, la k e .Mary wn« tim e l u t e d Gene Baas, Buford Jeaaaa Jordan, Oviedo f Robert K, True, Lake Mary Ires* Kent, Sanford Augusta Verphal, Pent Park Just la tiara I* reduce aad Aik about th* Swedish Hand Massage and Sinara Bath. PR IC E REMNANTS Elhtl Steel, Registered Masseuse GUARANTEE RELIEF IS ON THE WAY Watch for raw... BRISTOL, Pa. ( U P l H N k o la U atate* wera aa the laaheat to­ day tor a actool board preetdent aad a warn— who have beta misting from their home* since Friday. Bsajamla P. Itectott Jr., 27, president ol tto Bristol Township School Beard aad father at five, told hta wife (a a ante that “ 1 am going away tor a while WU get In touch with you toon.” He w u reported miaaiog by hie wife, Mildred, U, Saturday morning. Mrs. Margaret Connell, a , mother of three, w u reported missing by her huetoid. Edward, 33, Monday morning. Bristol police, wto issued tto Harm, said tto two may be head­ ing south, possibly to Puerto REDUCE 2” HIm 1 * » 11 » ■■ < » 2” AMemew U K IR K P L A Z A • Biff Assortment Of Fabrics GAIN P™p«rtten flg*»o FA 2*7064 110 E. Commercial :*J->-jWgVr‘v> -------- i- • Biff Assortment Of Patterns • Biff Savinffs For You �% Bauer Hostess Calendar icers rim Presbyterian (torch Pi*- W as and A. Cbevalter. At a business msetteg which followed Uw social hour, Mra. . Alvin Thaaue arpsc AO VAH-3 " Milesw* wives to contact her or Mrs. Phillip Harward In regard - te the Offteera' Wives Clah bake aate te ha held Sept. u . n tattenf should be brought to Uw porch "J f the Navy Bichaaga promptly at • a. ■ . tlw maiming of Uw Jam Tan aanouaeod that Personals By MRS. M. L. JOMNSON Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kendrick of BaJnhridge, Ga. arj visiting their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Loon Keel. Mrs. Amato Mae Arthur has re­ turned from Miami where she was a guest of to r son-in-law and daughter Mr. ate Mr*. John Gri­ maldi. the was aecompanted home by Mrs. Grimaldi , B(J uttte daughter Ann who will visit her for a ftw days. Matters Bobby and Mike Mam have returned to their home in Norfolk, Va. after a two week visit with their grandmother Mra. Clover Mam. Mrs. J. C. Sapp la visiting friends and relatives in Ga. for a few weeks. Mrs. C. T. Swaggsrty and Mrs. Eldea Cain have returned from Cleveland, Tena. where they at­ tended a Church of God Conven­ tion. amt FcDowthip Bp. a. Ptaeereat Baptist (torch Junior R. A. Meet­ ing • p. a . Intermediate R. A. Meeting? p. m. Rath S. S. CUas Meeting at Uw borne of Mr*. L. r . Stewart, I p . a . Place rest Golden Circle S. 8. data at the home of Mrs. VoUe Williams Jr., • p. n. Pinocmt Winsome 8. 8. Class Mactlag at the home of Mr*. U. O. MeNiir, 8 p. a . Circle I U. P. W. Lake Mary meats at I p. m. at home at Mrs. John Reaves with Mrs. Mabel Bio wa as co-bosless. CHI RHO Fellowship of First Christian Church meet* I la I p. a. First Methodist Church, War* Bible Class 7 p. m. Com* mission an Worship and Music add Altar Committee of WSCS 8 WEDNESDAY Piaacrsst Baptist (torch Pray­ er nwetlag. 8 p. m. First Baptist Church W. M. U. Program for State Missions 10 t. m. Prayer Meeting, 7:3i p. nt. T. U. Executive Meeting 8:1S p. m. Prayer Group Study, in Daugh­ ters of Wesley Class room 8 a. HEAD MAJORETTES — (L eft to right) Pat Smith second assistant; Dm HargrcatSt head mnjorwttn And Marty Stamper, first assistant, who will be working with the MA Mand “ B" Corps this week drilling them for the performance nt the game Friday night between Sanford and Titusville. Their first appearance this season will be at the •‘Pep" Rally tonight. (Bergstrom Photo) D A P Observes Group Enjoys CYF of First Christian Church m. at the Church. All Saints Episcopal Church, Enterprise, Holy Communion 8:30 The employee* and families of ■. nt. at Parish Hall. Thcrm-G-Tane Gas Company Journeyed by boat te Pine Springs Sunday for a fish fry and outing. The Adult Choir of the First Members ate guests gathered * Robert Loo Willis, son of Mr. A dinner consisting of mullet, Baptist Church met Friday night In the Chapel room and the Rev. ate Mrs. Robert T. Willis loft on hush puppies, cote slaw, baked at 7 o'clock for a supper and so­ “ Saturday for Parris Island, S. C, beau and soft drinks was pre­ cial get-to-gether in the Educa­ W. P. Brooks Jr., offered thanks. where bo will undergo training in Supper was served buffet style Mr. and Mra. Harry XudeU, pared and served by Mr. and tional building. the U. 8. Marino Corpe. HU ad2483 Palmetto Ave., have return­ Mrs. C. H. Robertson. and included baked bam, potato drasa la P vt Robert Loo Willis ed home from a month of vaca­ Those enjoying the day of swim­ 1M71S7, PM. 114, B-Co. 1st Bn. salad, relish dishes of* pickles, tioning ate visiting friends ate ming, water skiing ate boating MI.C.R.D.. Parris Island. S. C. olives, celery and carrot strips; ^~ Mr. U , a n jl Mrs. Mm U 1 I T lU v an­ in . relatives at F t Tbornea, Ky.. were Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Laney, ate H. J. Utley tomatoes, hot rolls, cake, ica Columbus, Ohio, Trentoo, N. J. Suisn, Kenneth ate Lurene; Mr. nounce the birth of a ion who tea and coffco. and Mrs. H. V. Buckntt ate ate New York City. arrived September 3rd. at Semi­ The table, in the shape of a Mrs. S. M. Richards Sr., is Wilma; Mr. and Mra. John Menole Memorial Hospital in San­ cross and-the-dining-room, held Lcllon, Johnny and Caret; Mr. spending several weeks, visiting ford, weighing 7 lbs. 11 ounces. beautiful arrangements of roses with her soo S. M. Richards, Jr„ and Mrs. Cleat Griffith, Linda A former Sanford resident, in various shades of pink. His name is Haroli J. Junior. and Patty, Virginia Massey, Cin­ and his family at their home in Miss Marvel Marlene McMillan, William B. Evans la recovering Myron F. Smith, president, in­ dy Newsoms and Robbie Robert- waa graduated from Providence Norfolk, Va. from an operation at Seminote Mr. and Mra. R. W. Tumor School of Nursing in Mobile, Ala., troduced the guests. Short talks Memorial Hospital Tuaaday. were made by Rev. Brooks, Mr. ate Mr. ate Mrs. A. F. Collum BepL 8. Mr. ate Mrs. Harbort Lamport have received the happy news Misa McMillan is the daughter Fred B. Fisher and Mr. Smith. have returned from a mooth* vacsthat they have twin grandsons. of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McMillan, Mrs. Guy K. Bishop, choir dir­ on. During their trarcls. they ector and Mr*. Marvin Milam, or­ The twins were born to Major of rt. Walton Beach, Fla., and isltcd their children at Freder­ ganist were commended for their ate Mrs. Walter M. Turner, of the granddaughter of Mrs. Alice icksburg, Va., then went to Bumwork with the group during the Annandate, Va., on Sept. 2. MeMUlan of Sanford. pass, Va., whore they visited Bruce weighed 3 lbs. 7 os. snd She attended Southslde School past year. Coleman Harris and his sister Dottle Jardine and her boy his brother Craig 5 iba. 13 os. bore ate later continual her edu­ Miss Belle Harris, who lived in friend ” Ollie." entertained the Mra. Turner la the former Nancy Mr. and Mra. Joseph U Vocchl. cation la Palm Beach and New Lake Mary during the winter group. Choir members gathered Collum of Sanford. gave a surprise party and dance Orleans, La. months. around (he piano and sang old at their home on Forest Dr. hon­ At Waynesboro, Va., they visit­ soags and familiar hymns, ac­ oring their daughter Linda, on her ed their son. A family rounion at companied by Mrs. Willie Pippin Oviedo Bluefield, Va. reunited Mr. Lamp­ slxthteenUi birthday and Mr. Fliher. Mrs. J. E. MathThe table was decorated with ort with his brotbera whom be ieux also gave several readings. hibiscus and an arrangement of not seen in 30 yean, ate Those enjoying the event were it red rests, a gift from Bob Rfra. Lamport saw somo of bar Rev. and Mrs. Brocks, Mr. and Maurer of Mlneola, N. Y. friends she bad not boon wtlh for Mra. Fisher. Mr. and Mr*. Myron Guests were served sandwiches, 32 years. K. Smith, Mr. and Mra. Marvin By MARIAN R. JONES MISS JANICE KINLAW salads, . Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Donaldson and let Milam, Mr. and Mrs. U. B. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lelnhart, cream,. followed by a social hour and son, Clarence, recently visit­ Drake, Mr. and Mrs. William O. and children former Oviedoans, ed Mra. Marvin Ballsy at Wsuand dancing. Tanner, Mr. and Mrs. Cedi A. have returned home after a visit Tboae attending included Pat ehula. Mrs. Bailey Is a former Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Car­ with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Gary, Wight, Suaan Hausch, Dotty Meresident of Lake Mary. ter. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Murray. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Clonts, Mr. Alexander, Eira Xott, Bill Wight, Mrs. J. L. Bullard ate Mr. ate Ur. and Mrs. C. W. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Staley, Mr. and Alex Carman. David Feralta, Mrs. W. P. Burke hsv# enjoyed and Mrs. A. B. Mattox, Mrs. Guy Mra. Jim Staley, Mr. and Mrs. Greg Walker, Bob Boynton, Ward a visit from Mr. snd Mrs. p. S. Uishop. Mra. C. A. Anderson Jr., W. R. Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Max Waters, Bob Li Vecchl, Mr. and JrlskeU and son Carl of East Mrs. Charles Bose, Mrs. Calvin Loinhart and. other relatives and Mrs. John Pierro, Mr. and Mra. Volnt, Ga. Mrs. Bullard is Mr*. of Mr. and Mra. E. G. Kinlaw, Jardine, Mrs. Willie Pippin. Mrs. friends here. They also visited Jerry Farclla, Jerry and Carol Briskeli’s mother snd she return­ Lawton Scott, Mrs. Richard Gal­ Laural Ave., received her diplo­ Mrs. Lelnhart'a slater and family, ed homo with them Tuesday for loway. Mrs. L. F. Garner, Mrs. ma Sept, a from Crawford W. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Guynn, at a visit. Joe E. Mathleux. Mrs. Christina Mr. and Mrs. Frink Evans are Long Memorial Hospital School Eau Gallic, ate Doaald's mother, Woodruff, II. E. McSwaln. Robert A good use for left over cornat Tampa. enjoying a visit from their grand­ of Nuraing in AUaite, Ga. on thc-cob it waffles. Add about Hasty, Mis* Beverly Cooper. Misa Her parents attended the grad­ Mr. and Mra. A1 Dawson and son, Tracy Evans of Washington, Joyce Milam and Mist DotUe half a cup of corn kernels to a uating exercises at the Firit family have moved to Cocoa, Fla. D. C. and their granddaughter, standard waffle recipe. Jardine. Mrs. Ted Prints and son David, Baptist Church in Atlanta. The to make their home, Mr. Dawson of St. Petersburg. Tracy is on the graduating address was given by la an employee of A. Duda and staff of David Lawrence, U. B. Dr. Roy O. McClain and special Sons there. music was presented by Dr. A. Wallace Kelsey, son of Sir. and News, in Washington. Mrs. George A. Kelsey, la home It ia a pleasure to learn that C. Richardson, aoloiat. Immediately following (he cere* for a ftw days following the com­ -H4ancy Shipman, daughter of Mr. 'H hd Mra. J. A. Shipman, haa com- monies a reception was held Jn pletion of his boot training at Ft. —pleteiy recovered from meningitis the nurses residence. Janies waa Jackson. S. C. Wallace goes to which she contacted while in Ten­ *ated as superlative and the moat Camp Gordon, Auguste, Ga. for talented student in her class. further instruction in Electronics. nessee. Nancy is back in school. While In training she held the Mrs. J. B. Jones, Jr. was ill and i f you don't believe it see Cowan's Z - Circle No. 1 of the United Preayterian Women held a meeting office of vice presldeot of her during the Labor Day week-end. tremendous selection of bulkies, ban-ions, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Thompson, lit week at the home of Mrs. class, one year, and was active "-fames Thompson. The subject of with the blood mobile unit of the of Vtro Beach, were guests o( orloni and fur-blcnda. Every color and their mother, Mrs. J. N. Thomp­ **!atudy was history ate aima of Red Cross. son, for Labor Day. style imatrinable. the U. P. W. Tbs hostess, Mra. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Jones have Thompson, served lemonade ate Richurd Fein berg returned home following a vaca­ Sookies. tion spent at the Saxony at Day­ «— Lake Mary families have been Fetes S.H.S. Band The downpour of rain Saturday tona Beach. Enjoying fishing and camping the Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Jones past week. Mr. and Mrs. Dale failed to dampen the spirit! of a • Alexander and anas, David and group of Seminole High School spent the long holiday weeksnd al TPale Edward, accompanied by Band Members who attended a Daytona Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Ray •■dtonnie Lankford and Mr. and Mrs. swimming party at the home of Beasley and daughter, Donna, A rn o ld Omay and children, Pat, Richard Feinbcrg in Loch Arbor. Gary, Dutch and Helen launched Saturday night. About JJ members attended the (heir boats at Crowes Camp and ~3ude camp at Lemon Bluff where outing and had to wait an hour ^ h e y had a wonderful two days for the rain to cease so they could go swimming in the pool. R t outdoor living. A picnic supper waa served in­ cluding barbecued chicken, baked PHONH FA 2-1218 M. Scouts Plan ADMISSION aac beans, potato aalad, pickles, rel­ KIDDIES UNDER II—FREE ishes, potato chip*, macaroni = B ig Day October 3 ZZ Parents of Boy Scout Troop 242 ate cheese, cakes and cokes. LAST TIMES TOMTE The evening fun consisted of —met Friday at the home of Mr. “ NO NAME ON • ~*ate Mra. BUI Blake mors in Lake more swimming in the lighted THE BULLET" pool and dancing to music by a _Mary to enjoy iwimtng, a deUcious A l’ DIE MURPHY Hi-Fi. —ohlskabob feast and make pitas CO-FEATURE Assisting the youog host with 23>r the dedication of the Scout Hut “THE NAKED MAJA" ■October 3. Howard Keen was ap- the serving and entertaining were Beautifully selected sweater* AVA GARDNER ^Jointed to coordinate plana and bis parents. Mr. and Mrs. Irving for every occasion in sizes r^wai assured of the assistance of Fainberg, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hor­ STARTS WED. ton, Sr., and Mr. and Mra. J. L. MOONSHINERS —all the parent*. up to 50. VS. Z Z Events scheduled for the big day Horton Jr. REVENOOERS ! ! ! -a re a Court of Hooor at 3 p. m., **Brm dedication ceremonies ate -from 4 o'clock until • p. m. a fish -fry. Tickets are 41.23 for adults £ « t e 73c for children. Proceeds for the benefit of the Scouts. NOW SHOWING Personals The S a la r i Home Demerutra-1Cbonty Council wwitfag Sept 18 tten Club ushered la Uw fall *ca-( and represent the dab m ' the son with a mccUng at the Club i nominating committee. Center on 2Mb Street last week.) Officera for the comlag year A large group at enthusiiltlc'.were installed at a t W R I W members attended.. presided orer by Mrs. C.,1. Wit Mr*. J. Clark, president, pre- Hams and assisted by Mra. J. N. sided at the business session and AsxareUo. Those Installed ware also gave an amusing and com* Mrs. John Clark, president, Mrs. prebcnslve report of her trip to L. E. Leaner, first vice preiidsat; the abort course la Gainesville, Mra. Joseph KraUmar, second eko this summer. She spoke on president; Mr*. R. T. Warren, ••Growing old gracefully.” treasurer; Mrs. John Beafcnrik, Mrs. Alice Pauver of Elder secretary: Miss Eva Heal, date* Springs, presented several perti* gate. Mrs. C. E. Williams, parte* nent facta about Uw Social Secu* menUriaa; Mrs. W. B. I it e t n , rily program and iu many facets sunshine chairman and Mr*. B. as it affects us. A question and Harkey, devotional chairman, answer period followed. Committees appelated worn Mrs. Stark of Samsuta. display* Mra. C. M. Flowers and Mrs. J* ed a wide variety of dried seeds. Crawford, health and safety {.Mrs, attractively colored and mounted Hal Hanjaa and Mra Bey TUlia, on flat mate. Mrs. W. B. Brinson, Fair; Mra, J. N. Aaaarelte and sunshine ehm. reported the nSm- Mrs. F. Myers, efvU defense; Mrs. her of cards and floral offerings R. A. Williams and ten. R. F. sent to tick members and Mrs. Crenshaw, achiever-ant; M p ts C. Wallis, B . ' Williams, Joseph Kratimar and Mias EUateo Kirch* botr. home improvement. Miss Eva Hunt and Mra. W. Llni, food and nutrlttew; Mra. R. Roehlk and Mra. H. Flnth, food conservation; Mrs. B. Cote and • Mrs. R. T. W arm , ctethkw; Mrs. J. Senkarik and Mra. STlUrhBy, family life; and Mrs. J. Callahan and Mrs. L. K. L eap* arafU. The Sallte Harrison Chapter of Floral arraagtmoott nf pteo cooes, fern and hlbiaeua dow e l ed (be presiding tfflcers tahte. Bait* asaes tor Uw afternoon, wart Mrs. Crenshaw and Mra. Finch. Mrs. Paul Marion. Mrs. A. Faster ate Mra. May Rubow wars wateanwd aa guest*. > Boating Trip ■ fis A ijo n a U Nurse Retrieves Constitution ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP 2fl7 8. FRENCH AVE CLOSINC OUT ENTIRE STOCK Surprise Party f For Linda Personals SANFORD, FLA* G O ING OUT OF BUSINESS FOREVER AT A SACRIFICE Janice Receives Sweaters are Different 2 T. Nance Draws -Sjerman Assignment ZZ Pvt. Nolley T. Nance recently ^Tompleted his basic training with a i r u. s. Array Signal Corpa at v f a r t Gordon. Auguata. Georgia ^aod baa been assigned to duty - n t Baumholdcr, Germany. 3 Pvt. Nance is the aon of Mrs. -M a ry E. Tolar Naoee ate grandt lo n of Mr. and Mra. R. E. 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Prom ton cries of aflgulto arialag from tot extremists aa ton mm haad the visiter from outer space would gather that too American people wan atout to bo put under aa aril moll and robbed of their libortteo sod their livelihood," including too diamonds etho7 hwto 'thau^enkiaa ° * *** 1fp ton visit are naivaly assum­ ing that ton vary night ef Amer­ ica's bora of plenty will cmvart Khrushchev to coptaliem aad a belief la one aad a half ears tie •vary Soviet garage with traffic Jems to rivet the U.S.A. la every city to which admission to ■ Khrushchev hutch or dinner la by ticket them la a fierce scramble on for place*. Is Holly­ wood those who have aot receiv­ ed invitations to tot mevto luncheon being put m by Kite Johnston of toe Mellon Picture Association of - America art reaortlog to tvorytolng abort of may­ hem to blackmail tt gat admiss­ ion cards. Apparently too only equitable solution would bo to bold the lunch is too Los Angeles Coliseum which la toe home of the Dodgers. At Coon Rapldi, Iowa, Roawoll Gant haa beta sending out hie own invitations to meet Khrush­ chev and hie party at toe Gent home. Officials la charge of the tour feel that I f one place of too d l i t ^ a t t e r f -pobUe g r f o d . ” fat t * , M i n i M M llr tbto v m thatw o did mot a m with the that thoaa roperta gava that JBU gntlos o f tho to sebooio baa *t**t*^ boob lavd vod won tbo Orchard ViUa aebool awl Assignment too Americas pesfie to their aarmal pursuits. He will travel at too cooler at a small toeoado. Much aC the wlad Khraafechov will generate himself. To the disoppatotmeut at those arraagtog hta tour the S o v i e t Premier has elected u apewd much Of his time attending pub­ lic lunches sad dinners sad f i r ­ ing press couferMees. They bad hoped toot ho would apoud man time sightseeing aad listening to ethers. He will hare at least throe aad perhaps four exchangee with toe prow. Including the guestieuaud-aaewer parted at toe televis­ ed luncheon at the National press Club to Waabtogtau. tovttod aad at which the Irrepres­ sible Mr. K. will aimed certainly apeak, la addition, at awte of tho private dinners, such aa that being given to the White House by President and Mrs. Eleenbowor oad to New Tech by Secretory General Dag Hammarskjold, the beamed guest will respond to locate ee otherwise make himself beard. In short, bo la an oxtromely articulate spokesman tor bit cause, which la Manist commun­ ism of the moot orthodox variety aad tho brand of peaceful coexis­ tence that bo has com# la recent yean to champion. Khrushchev must believe that bp addressing himself often and long to the American public ha will make convene or it least soften the resistance that ha surely knows •xists in abundant measure. But tt la naive to think, as many of tho extremists seem to, that too public will bo molted by too Khrushchev appeal. They will " w i l l ' U ualqiit about Khniab* cbtv—what so radically aota him apart from bis yn l i trm n , Los. to and S u ite- is that ho la com* lag at all; comtog professedly to too acarch for poaeo aad a com* potltlro nlatoaeo of too two ayatana. Ho has uld that ho bolltm thoir syatea will bury our sys­ tem to poaetfUl competition. Vo bollovo that our system la to finitely superior aad must % prove Itself la say competition. It is with tola ceorictten that moat Americans, according to tho polls, regard toe Khrushchev visit as a useful experiment. It bee Its great hatards. But ih a world la which both tides are armed with auclear weapons cap­ able of destroying each ether many times over the haiarda would acorn to bo lose than aa continuing drift toward all-oK war. U ton experiment la suc­ cessful, tola la only a first visit of Its kind and from that per­ spective the whale buataese looks teas like a Martina Invasion and men like what it was totaaded by President Klaenhownr to be­ ta attempt at personal diplomacy aad hotter undemanding. Stethescope To Real Party Line MINNEAPOLIS (U P I> - Ever want to listen to what tho doctor heart when be uses his stethcscope oa you? Now yon eta Laten la a»d invite a couple at friends, too. Aa electronics firm wifi soon in­ troduce a party-lino "dtothetroa” with two-way or fourway listen, lag cords attached.' It to fu A transistorised and will amplify heart and cheat aounde 1P.SM timet. By ED KOTEBBA thing: Daitruction of Russia. I the SAC invitation. But bo didn't. OMAHA, Neb. -W hat would Khrushchev would have seen I’m sorry, because It would have interpreted aa maanJnjr our public schools have ba- Nikita Khrushchev have found U all this bad ho elected to accept Impressed him, to our advantage. he had bald to tentative plena In hit U.'STrtsirihd slopped by the S t e k f t a etata officiate ought .to makn this elaar. Strategic Air Command? On the dual highway approach south of town, hit party would pass a big yellow sign: "Don’t Be Alarmed at Sudden Jet Engine Notts." But by the time hit in­ terpreter could get the message to bit boat, the Communist would be Jumping out of hie akin front the sudden blast of a B-i* or KC-tU. The Red’s car would turn a Yvrusisi mNBCW. U W / warnhalf-ctevcrleaf and approach the pel a stm t full of people to tall the block . long lake davttegteg SAC gate and a billboard that there flooded aeveral hornet. Ptor- thoir untenable homes aod move reminds: "Peace la Our Profes­ Ida room*, carportes, utility to MW localltlei, where they will rooms tod broouwaya w a g s relate grim atorlea of conditions sion.” Then, off the grassy slopes lo awash to tour to Ito* inches of In Seminole County. U hie opln. tea tt wet "cock-eyed economics.” the left he’d scoot past a neat water. little golf course where SAC fami­ Ed A. Pouchar ' A group of hems owners in toll IIN Magnolia Avt. lies played peictfoUfarea presented a poUUoa at the At headquarters, tho atmot■opt. X county commissioners’ rectangular vlaltor'a b a d g e on mooting, to provide suitable the grim purpose of democracy’s drainage by Installing a dry wall In Hiding total destruction of an enamy— BALTIMORE, VI. {UPO -T h e and a largo enough culvert. Tho retaliatory havoc for an attackar. unsanitary conditions after every Democrats got om vote In tola At the counter they’d pin a rate made an emergency project town's lail alactten and Sam Mil­ rectangular visitor’s badge on of the proposed Installation, tho lar, axacutlvo director of the party him and—with Gin. Thomas 5. eommUalooera agreed. V e r a on In Varmonl, would like to present Power, SAC chief, leading the ■ citation to whoever It was. But Dunn referred the subject to tbo wiy—they’d make their way Into county onglncor to study. Homs "1 can't find him,” said Mil­ The Hole. swears In tho arts ars discourse- lar. " I think ha’a a bit shy." I was there and I wished the Kremlin traveler hid not cancel­ ed out on this part of hla lour. Nothing would be as sobering to any man bent on aggression as 4. Proportions 39. Proas. ACHOSS the vivid aense of retaliatory de 3. Signal light 11.Before »truction you feel—and ace— In juditl- ( e. Retort •.Young hog 7. Light gaa ally ; The Hole. 11.— 37. Poster 8, Wise pneumonia You ramp down for three stor 31. Vexing answers let of thick corridora of concrete, 11 Danger 32. Labored I ». Wesry 13. Hhxrp through three acts of eight-inch hard P 10. Trees 14. Kcar double atecl doors. You're screen 39. Draw, k 11. Speak 13.' 'onkey ed by armed guards wearing blue II. Dspart tng | • . A.t berate and petrlhsndled pistols 30. Cab pan. room 10. .sen and witched by a televlilon eye. TssttfSsr’e *•••»• 30. Taxis oengtro i id le The Hole — SAC’s command post 40. Allowance 31. Queen of S7. B-shaped IT. ull of —la brightly lighted and spac ' molding for waste fairies desp feeling ious. A squad of electric clocks 41. Bom 3t.Net 21. Gresk letter 32. Employ hang from the sea of long fluor real 43. Encountered 23. Water 34. A brawl ciccnt tubes In the 33-foot-hlgh craft 20. Viper ceiling. Omaha time la, ixy, 11:33 A Moscow clock reads 2:30, and 31. Road covering clock for Omsk, Russia, reads 31. Trench cola 3:39. 30. Thinks A clock painted red is Issued 33. Pronoun "A " hour. It shows 00:00. This 34. Appro* clock will atari only when end if hands (hooting begin*. The next war 34. Mala bane would be dated from that mom­ yard bird Imagine a truck rid e so smooth and cushioned that fragile loads can travel the worst "w a sh ­ ent. 31. A. Boat On the main wall are ihc maps, 41. One* mors three stories high. Khrushchev 43. A tooth board1' roads with ease. Im agin e a truck ride that virtually eliminates shim m y and wheel fight* could determine, on one of them, 44. Swiss the weather to Moscow. Behind capital ivar.) the wall are hidden top-secret cuts side sw ay on curves, m akes steering far steadier and easier, keeps drivers far fresher. 43. Summon sliding panels— with the War Plan forth already act down on them. These Imagine a truck ride that perm its higher safe cruising speeds, more trips p er d ay with a ll kinds 41. Graaalikt he would not tee, but the global plant mips with the bases crouched 47. Doctrine like a steel trip around Russia, hr of cargo over every type o f road Burface. Im agine a ride that keeps up to 78% o f all objectionable DOWN would readily see on the well of 1. Laval panels before him. 3. Localltlei road shock and vibration from ever reaching the driver and cargo, a design that sharply reduces If he had coma here, he may 3. Touches have talked to the senior control and to and *15 officer on duty. This man, upon twisting and fatigue forces on chassis, cabs and bodies, that keeps trucks young for extra command of Gen. Power, will lift the receiver of a certain red tele­ thousands o f miles.. / Soon you w on't have to ju st imagine such a ride. You can try it fo r yourself Tuesday, September 15, 1959 phone, press a red button—which Pago 4 could well bo our trigger to any next war— and instantaneously in the trucks that do the next best thing to paving every road in A m erica —new Chevrolet trucks talk to all the SAC commandi of the world over loudspeakers con­ stantly tuned to. fo r 1960. Y o u 'll see what happens when Chevy's truck engineers design a whole new line o f trucks Within 30 seconds, crews would be striking out to atomic-bomb around a whole new kind o f torsion-spring suspension. These trucks are new from the ride on up planet. Airborne, they’d await a s e c o n d command. Mcan»hi<x, Gen. Power, on a direct line to - with wonderfully room ier cabs, braw nier frames, style that's fresh as sixty'a n d the While House and Joint Chiefs iare si the west « of Staff, would acek the final •e B in s n ram. more! D on 't decide on any new truck till you see the newest o f all. w hlenteestlil*a ssKss. decision. tea m em he* si the Vestea i Me •m eenahM eM lMet an If tbo word were, "Proceed to target,” It would mean oaly one DAILY CROSSWORD See them soon at y our local authorized Book O n Side HOLLYWOOD (U Pl) — The lat­ est celebrity to complete a book la Ernie Kovtca, who turned out "John Has Fungus” b e tw e e n scenes of "Our Man to Havana" 14 CwluabU. HOLLER MOTOR SALES Center 2nd 4 P a l*tilt b i f t r i flarida n Mm �' IV. i w . h u v «t> M m V M i Boros Takes Radas Prize, Says He’s Through For Year Braves Cut Giant Lead To One Game ^ v ., . . B Milwaukee It making « stretch run—and It’s a ilzzler—»o Bill Mimey may be right when be nya "it'a liable to be another on* of thoae photo flniahea.” The Bravea apparently have no Intention of taking down the nag. aymbolie of the National League championship. that haa flown over County Stadium the pant two yearn. They won their eighth game in the laat nine and climbed within « game of Bigncy'a pace-netting Mixed Bowling League In 3-Way : Tie For Lead ^ m , ' " ’ B ... A . # The teams of tha Thursday Night Mix ad League ended the peat week e f play with three teams la first and three in aecood. In tha flrat slot with six win*throe losses Is Florida State Bank, B. Edwards Builders Supplies and Stcinmeyer Roofing. The 'second place teams have a M record. The roofers pot la their bid for scratch and handicap game money a* they piled up on 302-eereUh, P3l handicap game to clobber the banker*. They lost the first game by just one pta, and won tbo thud by n nice margin. Don Stetler sparked the roofera with his 413 series, making the 3-10, 1-7, and T-0 splits along the way. Bob Uoaford waa high for tbo banker*. B. Edwards’ team took the first two from South Pinecreit, then lost the third by 30 pins. Margie Woods rolled n 333 series to help the supply team, end Ed Callan rolled high for South Pinecrest with a 436. Sunland Estates ran up a 2337 handicap serial to beat the Furni­ ture Center IWo'oUt'of three, and oew up the prise money for team handicap aeries. Ann Conklin, With 431 was high for Sunland, and Jim Mackey rolled high lor the furniture team with 433. All the teams seem to be pick­ ing up In team spirit and ability to claar tha deck*, ao next week’s matches should bo well worth watching, as Steinmeycra take on Sualand on one and two, B. Ed­ wards meets the Furniture Cen­ ter on lanes three and four, and South Pinecrest plays the bank­ ers on alleyi fiva and six. *Standings A m • _ B A M B United Frets latenattcaal Natlenal League W. L. Pet GB Ban Francisco BO 43 .35* . Milwaukee 73 34 .333 l Lot Angeles 73 33 .343 2 Pittsburgh 71 71 .307 7tx Cincinnati 71 74 .430 10 Chicago M 74 .473 1M St. Louii 33 79 .431 13Vb Philadelphia CO 14 .417 201* Monday's Reaulta Cincinnati 4 San Francisco 1 Milwaukee 4 Los Angelei 1 night (Only games scheduled.) Tuesday's Prahabie FUchers Plttiburgb at Chicago— Haddlx (11-11) v i Anderion (12-10). Philadelphia at St. Louit (night) —Owcai (11-11) or Keegan (0-3) va Broglio (3-12). Cincinnati at San Francisco— Hook (3-4) vt McCormick (1M4). Milwaukee at Los Anegelea—lay ( M l ) vi Koufax (3-3) or Craig (34), Wedaesdsy's Games Pittiburgh at Chicago. Clacianatl at Los Aagclei, night Milwaukee at San Francisco. American League W. 1. Pet. GB Chicago B9 id .914 ... Cleveland 34 SO .313 4Vk New York 73 71 .SOT 15Vk Detroit 71 73 .433 l?vt Baltimore 70 74 .4M lttk Boston 37 77 .443 2DX Kaaeat City 63 3t .434 33 Washington 30 34 .417 23'x Monday* ResulU Cleveland 3 New York 3 Boston 9 Chicago 3 Baltimore 9 Ken. City 4, night Washington 3 Detroit 0. night Tuesday's Probable Pitchers Chicago at New York — Plerco (13-14) or Latman (1-3) va Ter­ ry (3-11). Kansas City at Washington (2— twlnight) — Kucks (7-10) and Tsilourts (4-2) vs Ramoa (13-17) end Paacual (13-10). Detroit at Baltimore (night) — Foytack (13-13) v i W 11 h a lm (14-11). Clavtland at Boston (night)— Grant (3-3) va Brewer (3-11). Wednesday's Games Detroit at Baltimore, night Chicago at New York Cleveland at Boston (Only gsmes scheduled )_______ Gianta by defeating the Los Angelea Dodgers, 4-1, Monday night after Cincinnati beat San Fran­ cisco, 4-1, in the only other N.L. scheduled contest. Bob Buhl, n Dodger-killer from way beck, licked them for the fifth time in aix decisions this year even though he needed Don McMahon’a help in the ninth. Buhl hurled a three-hitter for hla 13th win of the acaaon and ho now owns a 30-a lifetime record over the Dodgcra. Dutch Dottorer, Cincinnati’* seeaod-itring catcher, proved fan Fraaclaco'a undoing. Dottorar alt gled run* acrosi in the fourth an.1 sixth innings afler taking over for Ed Bailey in the second inning. Johnny Anlone111 failed la hla sec­ ond attempt to nail down hla 30th victory. In the American League race, tbo White Sos’ lead waa cut to 4H games when they dropped a P-3 decision to the Red Son while the Indians beat tha Yankees, S3. Baltimore topped Kansas City, P-4, and Washington beat De­ troit, H . The Red Son routed Dick Dono­ van with n eli-run rally la the sixth Inning that kept the White Sox' peasant clinching "magic number" at Ms. Boston overcame a J O deficit during the big sixth with n rally aompriaed of flva walks and four aiagles. including one by pinch-hitter Ted Williams. Cisvelaad clinched second place and kept lls Inlet pennant hope* alive with its victory over New York. Cal McLiah acornd hla IPth triumph although the Yankees routed kirn with o too-little, tonlate five-run rally la the ninth. Bob Nieman batted in four runs with hii list homer and a tingle an the Oriolei climbed within n game or fourth place by beating the Athletics. Tex Clevenger, n former reliev­ er promoted to a starter, limited the Tigers to four singlet in gain­ ing hla eighth victory foe the Sen­ ators. Big Jim Lemon slugged hia 32nd homer. S T ILL T H E BEST F O R B R A V E S * B y A l a n M a v t r Line Scores "***™ *P A H H , o p M il w a u k e e ! W/U B t CAU t o O IFO RM NT/ OP TRIPS TO - ■' Americas League Cleveland M 389 U S - 1 13 1 New York M3 M3 001- 3 13 1 McLiah, Ben (• ) aud Nixon. DUmar. Lam a (3), Blaylock ( ! ) and Howard. Wlaaor—McLiah (1M). Loser — Ditaur (133). HR — Throne berry. 7 H i #O V N P THIS koh tH I . -A / ': v >! AS 7Ht {■ ' BEAVt* V BATTCM IP HOLP on Detroit 003 3M 000- 0 4 0 Washington 002 021 OOx- 3 3 0 NarltskJ, Proctor (9), Bruce (9) Chicago OM 003 M l - 3 10 3 and Berber*!. Clevenger (1-4) and Boston OM OM JOx— > 3 1 Courtney. Loscr-Narleskl (4-12). Donovan, Staley (3), Peters (3), UR—Lemon, i / :s League Leaders Georgia Halfback Looks Like Another Trippi ATHENS Ga. ( U P I ) - U half­ Junior Francis Tarkenton, • whit back Fred Brown can return to on the option. Lewis will be avail­ full speed after a series of leg able when not at fullback. (■Juries, the Georgia Bulldogs Jimmy Vickera and Gordon Kel­ may have their biggest threat ley have been cited by Butts as since Charlie Trippi and their liral two o( the best defensive ends he's winning season since 1934. had in hia long stay at Georgia. Brown, a 130-pound junior from BUI Herron and Aaron Box add of­ Atlanta and nephew of Alabama's fensive strength to the flanks. Larry Lancaster, 220, and Fred Johnny Mack Brown of mld-30i fame, averaged 9.3 yards per car­ Lawrence, 210, at tackle and Pat ry in 1954—tops in the Southeast­ Dye, 202, and Billy Roland, 202, at ern Conference. This ia supposed guard are a strong starting quar­ to be the year he bids for regional tet. But Georgia will depend large­ ly on green hands for their relief. and possibly national, honors. But a knee injury forced an op­ Phil Ashe, a 221-pound junior, eration last March and mad* has the unenviable task of replac­ Brown misa spring drills. When it ing Lloyd at center. Butts says appeared he was back in shape, he Ashe, who subbed for Lloyd last pulled a leg muscle the first time year, has all the asset* needed to out this fall. The muscle appears accomplish that task. to be responding rapidly and Coach Wally Butts la hopeful that Brown will be available for the Bulldogs' Sapt. 19 opener against Alabama bars. Butts, now In hla Slat year ai head coach at Georgia, needs Brown. He has 32 leltermen back from the 1933 squad which was considerably better than its four won, aix lost record indicates. But the missing include all-conference fullback Theron Sapp who haa been graduated, 223-pound linebacker Dave Lloyd who turned pro, and the top four tackles. The other losaet were expected, but Lloyd becoming • pro was a bitter blow. Butts was counting on him to lead the defense and fur­ nish needed power on offense at ■ fullback. They don't like to talk about it here, but Us generally conceded that Lloyd may have taken with him Georgla'i chances for the best season since 19(8. Despite these losses. Butts plans to use few sophomores this fall. He figures Georgia is pretty well set in halfbacks, quarterbacks, ends, guards, and center, lie hat ■ promising corps of tackles and la counting on converted quarter­ back Tommy Lewis and Bobby Galbrrath at fullback. The Bulldog halfbacks appear on par with the best in the Southeast. Ia addition to Brown, there's Don Soberdatb, a 133-pound senior and rugged two-way performer; Bobby Walden. 133 pound Junior wrho was the best punter in the nation last fail; and ietterman Tommy Aria and Bobby Towns. Quarterback is three deep. Sen­ ior Charlie Britt, rated the best safetyman in the conference, is No. 1, but he's being hard-pressed by fyuuuwaij. & WkJGbbin General Insurance 114 N. Park A tc. FA 2*0331 Low* (I), McBride ( ! ) and LolUr. Monbquoquetto (7*3) and White. Daley (7). Loaer—Donovan (3-9). HR-Maboney. *50 United FrtM Intensattooal N itiM il League Player A CMb 0. A I I . M. Pet Aaron, MUw. I l l 377 107 233 .333 Cngkm, SC L. 134 423 30 143 J4I Cepeda, S. r. 143 332 37 1M -320 Boyer, St. L. 1M 332 79 1M JI8 Plnaoo, Cla. 143 309 123 i n J13 Americas Leaga* Kuenn, Dct. 133 330 93 112 .330 Kalin*. Det. 133 477 79 133 .323 Runnels, Bos. 133 323 97 134 412 Woodling, Bal. 134 419 32 12T .301 Fos. Chi. 141 334 73 IN .303 TulUe, X. C. • 123 433 74 1 » -300 Buu Batted la Natiwoal Leaga* — Banks, Cubs 134; Roblnsoa. Reds 123; Aaron, Braves 113; Bell, Reds 137; Ce­ peda, G ia n t a :6; Mathews, Braves 99. American Ltagoe—Colavlto, In­ dians 103; Jensco, Red Sox 102; KUIebrew, Senator* 100; Lemon, Senators 94; Maxwell. Tigers M. Heme Rant National League — Banks, Cubs 41; Aaron, Bravea 39; Mathews, Braves 3>; Robinson, Reda 34; Maya, Giants 30. American Leagae—Colavlto, In­ diana 41; KUIebrew, Senators 40; Lemon, Senators 32; Maxwell, Ti­ gers 30; Mantle. Yankees 29; Held, Indians 29; Alllaon, Sena­ tor* 29. Flicking National Leagae—Face, Pirates 17-1; Antonclli, Gianta 19-9; Law, Pirates 13-9; Conley, Phils 12-7; Jonei, Gianta 20-12. American Leagae — Shaw, White Sox 13-9; McLish, Indiana 13-1; Wynn, Whita Sox 209; Maas. Yankees 13-7; Lary. Tigers 11-10. Some Introduction SAN FRANCISCO (UIT) — WiUIc McCovey, San Francisco Gianta flrat baseman, played in the first major league baieball game he ever saw. Got four hits, too. Kansas City 000 OM 022-4 S 1 Baltimore 400 300 JOx— 9 11 0 Grunwald, Dickson (4), Killeen (3) and House. Brown (104) and Triandos. Loser—Gruntrsld (PT). HR*—Nieman, Kllmchoek. National Leagae Cincinnati 001 101 001- 4 3 0 San rranclsco 000 001 000- 1 S 3 Brosnan, Lawrence (I) and Ballay, Dotlerrr (2). Antonelli, Miller (I) and Landrith. Winner— Broanan (3-3). Loaer—Antonelli (13-9). HRs—Temple, Maya. Milwaukee 020 000 200- 4 7 0 Los Angeles 000 100 000- 1 3 0 Buhl, McMahon ( I ) and CrandaU. Drysdale, McDevttt (7), Sher­ ry (7 ),-William*-(#)•• and-Iloaaboro. Winner—Buahl (13-3). Loaer —Drysdale (14-13) HR*—CrandaU, Moon. $33 Million Track Open At Aqueduct NEW YORK (UPI) - The open­ ing of the new 333 million Aque­ duct rare trace was a rousing suc­ cess. Even officials of the New York Racing Assn., many of whom la­ bored six years in planning this modernistic "palace ot chance," were pleasantly surprised by the turnout at Monday’s opening show. A crowd of 42,473 showed up for Aqueduct's "baptism." Tba fans were in a betting mood, wagering $3,430,733 on nine races. The total mutucl handle was even more impressive than the at­ tendance, almoit matching last .Monday's handle at Uelmont Park when a much larger crowd—30.030 —bet 33,734,702 on a nine-race La bor Day program. Hillsdale, the tenon's leading money-winner, was the hero of the opening day, scoring a three-quar­ ter length victory in the 339,‘200 Aqueduct Handicap. DALLAS, Tot. ( U t l ) - Julias Berea packed Bis touraamant chibs for the last Mao la nee to­ day and Boodad Boom to Fort Lauderdale, Fla. wttB 9 SUM check representing tbo Dallas Oh * golf tounuuMM championship. " I ’m through for Urn year." tbo stoical New Eoglaoder said ga Bo walked away (ran* tbo 13th green Monday stUI not sura whether Be had won or whether Bo Winlagar of Odessa, Tex. or Jem Custla of Gladwyne, Pa. would catch him ea the Anal holes. They didn't quits make It, and Berea' flaal round 3347-79 and XT'4 total stood up for the eighth title of hia 13-yaar career. Boro*' shaky final round, marred by miserable putting, aqueesed him horns ia front By one stroke over Wlaiagcr, Dow Flaaterwald of Tequesta, Fla. and Best pro Earl Stewart, Jr., who wound up at H I -worth tl.38S.9S each. GusUn, who had started the final round tied with Boron for the lead, blew hit chances with a double bogey on the seventh hole and bogeys on the eigth and 19th holes. Ha wound up with a 39-33-72 aad a 27> total worth 41403. UnBad Frets latareatinaal On* more South***tens Confer•see football. comB Baa cema up with a ftmmlck to tire tha back bench boys a fling at famt on tha playing field. Ceacb Bob Woodruff of- Florida Baa dubbed an unttiod specialist team tha "Capa Canaveral*." Cousy G ift Top Coger Contract BOSTON (U PI) - A "very platted" Bob Cousy waa Urn "high­ est paid player" ia pro basketball today aftar signing a Beaton Celtic contract for ia excess of U0.000 and possibly at much at 140.000. Cousy, a former Holy Crosa AllAmerica who tlgaed hit IQth con­ tract with the National Basketball Assa. champion Celtics Monday, waa to bo paid on a sliding acalt baaed an attendance according to ewnar Walter Brown. Small Puma LEXINGTON, Ky. (U PI)— AIthough Maa o' War, on* of rac­ ing's greatest horses, won SO rare* and finished second in hi* only other etnrt during 1319 and 1320, ha earned hla owner a total ef aaly 3249,483. "We jaight call them the Capa Canaveral*." Woodruff a o R "be. cause you can aavtr MB * * — they might go tala orbit." Lost year Coach Fat tabbed Bla unsung third mum urn "Chine** Bandits," and LBU west on to become SEC and natlenal champion. Woodruff won't eay win* hia S "Capa Canaveral" spedeBe* da •r who they are, hot tbat’a jnat expected to awell attendance in the Sugar Bowl at Now Oshns Friday night when Florida aad To lane open the SEC aeoMn. LSU named A l l . America M e Cannon and Johnny fhltnnin. halfbacks. Warren Rxbb, qnarMr back, and Donate Day*, fUHBoek, at tbo starting first team Bachfiald, expected to bn ana af the beat In the country, as fane-will ac* Saturday evening tin tele­ 9 vision Baton Bougo against Bice. Mississippi concentrated an pann­ ing. Tulana on kicking aad Tha­ ne**** on It* famed dsftnaa Mon­ day. Moat squads wtU and Hair hard workout today aad begMsaaing off for weekend garnet. -. Mississippi Butt, Auburn, One­ gin Tech aad Georgia In tha rain Maaday, bat steam in nil campa waa dampened nor cooled by early autumn weather. a new way A of life 1 ■ A S H IT A N t W IR N A TU R A L O A S IS T O A L L H O T W A T B R N S S D S I U R TO T M R B S T IM S S P A B T B R F O R N B A T IN O W A T B R I I t ’e instant A n t . . . goes to work replacing hot water the very aocond you use it. And it'a economical, too. Modern, automatic natural gaa watar heaters can bo installed, easily right in your kitchen, becauaa they're clean, cool and modern-looking. Under* counter and built-in typoi ora available. . . glaan-lined and galvanised modal* guarantee up to 10 year* of trouble-free service! There'* a full range o f siaoo to At avery homo or commercial naed . . . with minimum down payments, . . easy terms. For details, call our offict or any authorized appliance dealer. L IS T Y O U M O N O ID Don't think of nctural ■gat a t just a better way if* OLD STOVE ROUND-PPti m. i trade youra for mnew to heat water. Use it for all it’e north ...to make jxHir life better, happier, easier in 7 Big Ways. H A R D W IC K AUTOMATIC .00 >N< FOR YOUR OLD STOVE During our Round-Up Sale we will allow $50.00 for your old stove, regardless of make or condition, to­ ward the purchase price of any new range on our floor (Apartment Size Ranges Excepted). Re­ gular prices are clearly shown, you deduct $50.00 if you trade now! Sanford Q 0 - Company 210 EAST FIRST ST. N A T U R A L G AS IS HERE ! FA 2-5733 SAN FO RD GAS C O M P A N Y 113 E. FIRST BT. FA 3-3733 X �PSOAA THEM* : through Oct. 9R .Mac* that M bar* i n os Um U im mm, CONGRATULATIONS a n offered by Cdr. N. K. Mein, nli, aklper of VAH-3, to Chief Dome, center, and. Chief Ferrell upon their retirement to Fleet Reserve. £•. TO R * ( U P l ) - r i g h t ; pTiiritTf Vincent J. Veleiln will Bfvn kin Mg shame to deny un- * ^Mm Maw fiF iK * A b U e lje C o ? /adaaton, which auapondod indafM M y f i g h t • manager Cue '■ jpAnuto. • , VeMOe and an unidentified re‘ jm « a t o t in a t the dUtrlct attor> --«ep *a edfke were aeheduled to thettfy at today's. resumption of !C* -the eenunlation’i open bonrlng ‘ into activities eumunding tbo $ M Mnanaon-Pattenon light pro- Chiefs Dome, Perrell Say Farewell To VAH-3 Htavy Attack Squadron Throo baa aaid farowall to two man who won retired to tha rieet Reeerve. C. H. Dome, AMC, and S. P. Far­ rell, AMI, conducted a personnel Om n k M iiM i n : Sept B , St Cloud at SMiard; Oet 0, Lyman at Sanford; Oct 13, Sanford at S t Cloud; Oct li, Sanford at Lymes; Oct » . Kiaslmmte at Satofrd. AH I r a n « t t M at 1:10 p. m. D m school Midcat Laaiuo tn a for beys up to 13-yeera-old, and u » pounds or tear plays its optsInf (amt 1:90 p. m, Sunday at Daytona Beach. Oamaa acbadulod for the youncor group art Sept 31. Port Orango at Sanford at 7:90 p. m.; Oet t, Sanford at Ormond Batch at 1:90 p. m.; Oet 9, Day loot Beach at Sanford, 7:30 p. m.; Oct 19, Ormond Beach «t Sanford, 7:90 p. m.; and Oet 22, Sanford at Port Orange, 4 p. m. Then an more than 90 beys on the Midget team. Quotable Quotes United fteae tolam Haeil NEW YORK— Former P m ident Truman, ea whether be planned to meet with Nikita Urn* ihchev: “ 1 don’t think that he wanta to aoe me, and I don't want to mo him, that’* a dead cinch." Inspection of tbo aquadron and war* than piped over tbo alda. Chief Dotde entered the Navy la September of 1199. Ho aerved in the Pacific during WW II. Ha waa attached. to Patrol Squadron_ 91. Patrol Squadron 101, and Patrol ~~ LOS ANGELES^ A hospital atUndant, on Bing Crosby’* reac­ porta In Australia, Figl Iilandi, tion when told hla wife, actreae Now Caledonia, and N«W Guinea. Kathy Grant, had given birth to In 1944 ho returned to NAS at a girl: V \i D*Amato, manager of former "He let out n wahoo that you Jackaonvllle. From Jackaonvllle * hnaijjwalitit champion Floyd PatNEW DELHI (UPI) - Prime be reported to Dive Bomber Squad­ could boar tha length of tho cort o m , « u eu«pended Monday for rldor, and the corridor la about tolln e to appear at tha hearlm’e MlnUter Jnwaharlal Nehru left ron VA-3S In Charleiton, R. 1. two blocks long." % J n t eeeiion. The commission had Monday for an official vlait to Afnrderud Ma appearance in a t r ghanUtan and Iran, indicating he NEW YORK — Vice Prealdent -latorud letter eent him on Sept 2, waa not greatly worried about Richard Ninon, on the American *• 'Chairman Melvin L. Krulawltch India’* boundary dUpute with Dental Aasn.'a refusal to give u] Communiit China. . the grand ballroom of tha Wal Nehru flew today to Kabul, the ' *^vSaUaf Harlem politician, was dorf-Astoria Hotel for a lunch for capital of Afghanlitan, aa Inform­ deaerihed an a "front man" for Nikita Khruahehev: ed aourcca reported a now Peiping * ' Anthony (Fat Tony) Salorno. note rejecting all Indian protesta "The Run! ins might have got minting Harlem mobatcr, during on reported border vlolallona and to the moon first but the dentlau ‘ Monday's four-hour testimony by Peiping radio broadcast n new got the ballroom first." •z-prumetoT Bill Roatnaohn. blast by Foreign Minister Chen Young BoMnahon wae prealdent YL Indian Prime NEW DELHI ___________ Chen accused Nehru of two-fac­ Canal Zone, Panama, the Atlantic Minister Jawnharlal Nehru, on the ed tactica and blamed Indian and the Pacific. Some of hla duty Soviet moon shot: "In old astrology the moon used troops for recent border Incidents stations have been with VP-11, and claabea between Indian and A ATU-500, iU'dW. the USS VW WASP, V T fWI | USS van * to affect human destiny. It Is now Red Chinese soldiers. J. Fred Talbert, USS NITRO, being obviously reversed. Now the Corpus Chrintl, _____ . ____ Norfolk, poor moon is pursued." Ca. Oceana, Va. and finally VAII-3. Since being tn VAH-3. Perrell has been working In the First Lieutenant Division. Perrell lias GAINESVILLE (U P I)—Freth- a business establishment In Demen will be guided through their Bary where he will be working NASHVILLE, Tenn. (U PI) orientation tour o( the University after hla retirement. Schools in southern and border He lives In DcBary with hla of Florida campus by walkle wife, Mary and two daughters, states Increased expenditures for talkio radios this week. education 47.S per cant in tha to give up all rlghta to any share The university said new stu­ Jeanette and Jacqueline. period between 1U3 and 1UT, a In TV, radio and movie receipt! dents will be organized Into school fact-finding agency report­ from the Ju m fight—and future groups of 128. Each group leader ed yesterday. fighto. will have a portable two-way ra­ W elles Sues CBS A new book published^ by the LOS ANGELES (U PI) — Ac- Southern dio. Education Reporting The leaders will be In contact tor-producer Orson Welles has Service notes that much of the Family A ffa ir with a central control point in filed a 942S.OOO damage suit money waa used to improve stand­ .NORWALK, Calif. (UPI) — A the Florida Union Building from ■gainst the Columbia Broadcast- ards of Negro schools in the South. mother and daughter gave birth where the tours will be directed. ing System for using material The book noted that the South's to baby girls the same day in the School officials say the innovation from hla 1938 radio show “ The "drive to refurbish the whole edu­ same hospital. It was announced will eliminate confusion which War Of The Worlds" Id a tele- cation system” had begun prior to Mooday. Carol Ann DeBaoer, 16, might develop In thawing large vision program. The 1038 broad­ the Supreme Court’s decision but ltd her mother, Aletha Vanden. numbers of students around the cast of M. G. Wells’ Ule of an in­ that its progress had been "largely berg, both gava birth to daugh­ campus. The orientation sessions vasion from Mars nearly touched blotted from view by the anguish­ off « nationwide panic. ter! at Studebsker Hospital here. began yesterday. ed struggle over desegregation." W U Of F Freshmen Radio-Guided 41B . 4RANOM A.YOU South’s School Expenses Raised Youo P LA C E . a J YOU'D „ 13 BEALLY O H ,D A D / CWOOTOO MUST MIS ) l c q in ro o ro A u ..* w e took J TH E PLA STER CA ST ^ " X 6 C T T E tt : JU M P IN G /, CLEANUP ALL THAT W PMEwT T t WOUGKT T U B C EILIN G f e l l / plaste c . BCFOQE ? vou a PATWEJ9 GETS HOME Let us demonstrate IM HUNGRY•THAT'S WHY t c a n t sle e p I OONT C A P * IW IT IS MIDNIGHT— IM GOING TO GET SOMETHING r ""V -t TO CAT Z / CMCCY/ wwy a n you mjaiMa < wane* T ON HIMIf/ 1 CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP n n n n •I'ft'r VJHOD EVER THINK 1 > TH IS WOULD B e - \ C THE PUSH HOUR? �>n n p H > rT vm H j ............... t * '" ”— ■" " :. A W ant A d A D ay M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 t* CLASSIFIED INDEX L 1 h r MM i V e W Is t M Easts Wanted 5. > n l EOsts Far Sals I Mart rata Lsaas T .r I T-A 6. Fan*la Hals Wanted f t . M ils Hats Wasted 15. Msls aa Finals II* Wart Wi 3. Far Rest i. REAL PIT BARBECUE R E N T A BED RotUway. H artal A Baby Bads By Day, Week sr Moath. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA M i n US W. IU St Vet Sons Group Defends Old Rebel SUNLAND Estates & South PINECREST 4th Addition. Legal Notice • ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. • PACKS POWERli lapf-a WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD We invite you to be our guentn abnolutely free w ithout obligation ai one of Sanford's leading MoleU while you locate suitable housing for you and your family. Pick up your key at the Sales Office. Odham & Tudor, inc. BRAILEY ODHAM, Pres. Corner Hwr. 17*92 ft 27lh St. Phone FA 2*1501 t. Mala Hal# 11. Special Barakas MEAT CUTTER — Counterman. Furniture storage and Uaviof Must be experienced. Apply in To and From Anywhere person. No phona caUs. TIP C. E. PHILLIPS TOP SUPER MARKET, 3M San* 1300 French Ave. Ph. TA S-1N1 ford Ava. Roy Reel Patel A Bed; Shap WANTED: Man with truck brok* 10th A Sanford age office experience. For In­ Behind Studebaker Garage formation write Truck Broker­ age, r . O. Box 2364, Orlando, PIANO TUNINB * 1BPA1BM W. L. HARMON Fla. PH. FA 3-4333 After 3 P. M SERVICE Station Attendant, ex­ AIR CONBIIIONMI perienced, age 35 or over. Ap­ H. B. POPE CO. ply Colonial Oil Company, U01 IN S. P o ll — FA 64334 French Ave., Mr, Horine. -oay DUPLEX apartmaata, complete­ ly furalabed; one available now, aaotber tha Mth. Sept Pbooa PA 1*3110, Adults. • • Tues. Sept. 15. 1959—Page 7 | m lt r\ 2-toa -T H * FIT HOUSE” Hey. l i e s A W i. SL Sanford S-BKDROOM unfurnished apart■ear atom and school. FOE TIRED WOEKING PEOPLE No pots plane. Mia Etm. . . .and people tired of work* ins* The Oiflcr, Lake Mary. 1-BEDROOM furalabed Apt. tad 2* Bedroom unfurnished apt*. MU PalnMtto Ava. after 1 p.m . Legal Notice NEWSMPIR, in fiti FURNISHED apartnur*. eleao aat a la s # is. Jimmy Cowas. Pk 3-BEDROOM hottaa, k i t c h e n II FA MOM. MODERN s badnaai apartauat IS tad tfddascy apartment, hath I S J M W sf • h t o i a i • Repairs NICE quiet furalabed apartment furubbed. SOI Palmetto. Ik lfM k l Sarrkss for couple. Lights and water fa i m IS*A Massif Farters furaiaked. Mo moath. FA 2-4744, IfcMasas A Fiesta after 1 phono FA LIMA * TURN. apt MS Park Are. I f . FSU • Uvastech . gappUse 16. Machinery - Teak DON’T MISS THU ONE FURJt Apt Mitt W. laL I t e l l Basts sad Maters Downstairs. 3 room fura. apt. with extra screened porch. • 5 * . A st am in as - TrsDara APARTMENT far 1. MS. i l l Park. Roll-away bed. Garage. Only 1 ROOM EfflcisncF A pt. private *37.30 mo. ScbaU Apt. 013 Park. » Articles Far Sals hath, soluble (or ass or W I IlHrtea Waaler 3>BEDR001I uufunlahed house. Across Iron Feat Office. A Faraaeala CaU FA 2-3066 attar 3 p. m. lea l A Vasal WELAXA AFARTMENTS: rsana 3-BEDROOM, CB, 11a bath home. private baths, 11* W. first St Phone FA 2-3333. APARTMENTS, 2 * s bedroom CLEAN furniahsd apartment, houas; furnished It unfurnitbod. private bath and entrance, ______ n a c e r r e s t a v o r th b ■OCA L. PAYTON screened porch. FA 2-0102. fc O W a j c o k u i . c i a t n r o r M i Asa id s . iv a v o r o a skwivolu MM Hiawatha Its. P k FA S*1M1 r t i m . uses FURNISHED bedroom, private R. J. TINDALL and MIRTH entrance, private bath. Phone HOUSE. partly fun Itkad Fbone 1 TIXDAT.T. vu p.;», t.f FA 2-SM1 or FA ?-MM, Mr». FA 2-3123. LOUIS J. STOCK. Appleby. ruintufs tv THE FLORIDA A S A CORPORA. Desirable and alcely furnished 3 ROOM A BOARD in private TlOX > Florida Corporation: home, pleaMBt atmosphere. bedroom kouas at SMI Palaatto Ht'BtmS BEAUTtrUL DEVELOP. Phone FA 2-03S2. Itr.KT COMPART, a Florida Cor. Ava. Newly decoratad. Double potation. and car (scats. CUrad tree*. 4-ROOM apartment with bath; ALTAMONTE HOMES COMrANT. a Florida Corporation, »t *1. adults only. Phone FA 24U3. Dolindaata PHONE FA 2 OITA or F A 2 060. m NOTICE TO AFFEAH HOUSE, unfura., 2300 MtUonvllle. B r*! Tha Florida A S A Corporation, a Florida Corporation; auburn 3-UEDROOU houie, kitchen fura* C. Real Estate Far Rale lihcd. Phone FA 2-ST44. Jtoautlful Dovalopment Company, a Florida Corporation; JUlimonta BEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Homaa Company, a Florida Cor- 2-ROOM furnished apartment, ._ P?ratlon HENItT -V L IA O P n d _______ 2344 FranctuAvi ilio fl --room-furalabed partIr married, — AHaopp, hi* »l(»; ment. 310 Magnolia. Available FRANK HAITI ICON, and l( mar. J. W . H A L L Hod. — llaltheox. hit wl(r: now. Telephone A. K. RouttRealtor HELEN A. THACHER, and It ter, Florist, FA 21651. "CaU Hall" Phona FA 23641 marriad. — Tharhar. bar hu»baai; CARL J. HENSON*, and If marriad. ----- Rrnton, hti t*lfa; LARGE clean furn. apt., down­ BY OWNER, 3 bedroom. l>k bath ERNEST B. ALLBOPF. and It marhouse. Grove Manor, 1013 Lin­ stairs. M0. All Park. Had. — Allaopp, hla wife; 0L"8T coln St. •ODER, and If marriad. ----Sodar, hla W i f i ; THEODORE J. DlIKdEN*. 2-BEDROOU apartment, nicely and If married, ---- Draitn, hla furniabod. Living room and kit* For the Beat Buys la Real Estate wira: h a r t a . dreme .v, and if ehen air conditioned. ITS a SEE CULLEN * HARKEY marriad. ---- Draarn, har huaband; W. A. Cagle, Jr. Salesman month. Call FA 2-0868. MRS OKOIIOE A. REEVES, and If 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 2391 marriad, ■---- Raaran, har hcaband; FRANK C. HAULIN', and If mar. rlad, * - Hamlin, hla »lft: 8TAN* IP IT IS REAL ESTATE LET P. LOVELL, and It mar. ask Crumley A Monteilh rite. ---- Lo.ill, hla wlfa; J. K. II ART LETT, and If marriad. ---at 117 South Pan Ph. FA 2-4G93 Uartlatt, hla wlfa; N. A HART. LETT, and If marriad, ---- Rart. LOCH ARBOR: Beautiful 3 Bn. latt, hla wlta; A. K. BARTLETT, home near golf course. Oversize S i 'i 'l If marriad, — Bartlatt, hla yard with many trees. You w wlfa: JL J. BARTLETT, and If must act this bargain. FA 2-4*13 ' marriad. — Bartlatt; hla wlfa' -JACKSON (UP1) — 'The Suns J. K. BARTLETT, JIL, and H marof Confederate Veterans aald to­ rlad, ---- Bartlatt, hla wlfa. If allra, and It daad, thalr unknown day Walter Williams la “ positive, halra, tapataaa, dartaaaa or aran* taaa, and any and all pariona ly" a Confederate veteran. . claiming tntaraat by, through, unToni White Crlgler Jr., national dor, or afalnat any nt tha abora knnwn or unknown dofandanta, or commander of the SVC, said “ the corporata dafcmlant*. Jointly ami aavarally, and all prraona having attempt to discredit a helpless or claiming Intara.t In tha follow* and dying old soldier is repre­ lag daacrlbad land: hensible ami beneath the dignity & Lota l, :. a. s, a. T. i. >. D 1». It. II. It. H. II. I t IT. of a respectable newspaper man." II.. and II, of Block t SAN* LAN*DO T1IE SUBCUB BEAUCrlgler, of Macon, Miss., took TIFL'U according to plat issue with a news report uf rec­ thtrruf racordad la Plat Book I, t'a|ia im . I t IT, ords casting doubt that Williams, and II, of tha Public n«known as the last surviving Civil i-orda of Samlnola County. War veteran, was eve.- actually * Florida. all of tho abova daacrlbad land in the war. altuata, lying and being In Sami* “ These statements are based nolo County, Florida. Tha nature of thla ault la to r*» on gossip and on sketchy and in­ move eartaln clouds from and to complete records made almost a qutat and confirm tha tills to aaid century ago,” said Crlgler. "Sur­ land In tha Plaintiff*. Tha nama of tho Court Where­ viving Confederate military re­ in aald ault waa Inatltulad la Tha cords indicate very clearly that Circuit Court of tha Ninth Judi­ Walter Williams was a Confeder­ Homei Designed For cial Circuit In and for Seminole County, florid a. An abbreviated ate soldier." Florida Living. title of tha caaa la R. J. TINDALl* Williams it now in a coma in 3 L K Bedrooms—1 A 2 Baths MERTI8 I. TINDALL, and LOUIS Houston, Tex. J. STOCK. v«. THE FLORIDA A S A CORPORATION, a Florida VA - FHA Corporation; SUBURB BEAUTIFUL DHVELOPUBNT COMPANT. a F H A In Service Florida Corporation: and ALTA­ MONTE HOMES COMPANT, a Conventional notice of st rr Florida Corporation, ot at. De­ fendants. A particular description STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Financing: Oscar W. Urauda S , ; |ha raal property latolvad la rianrrat Dtlivtry w aat forth above. Screven, Coral* Down Payments Tou and each of you aro hereby notified that ault to remove clsuda Tou ar* hrr.lir untied that a Low as S425 rruin and to quiet and confirm tha ault has Itf.rt tiruughl aaalnat you title to the abora dtacrlbtd pro 111 tha Circuit Court, III ami fur party hae been brousht against R. ml no)a Cnuhly, Florid* l>y Mat- You can move in immediately you In the abova daacrlbad Court tin Man Urauda, lha abbravlalacl by it. J. Tindall. Martls L Tindall tula uf which la chancary No. while tho papers aro being and Lauls J. ateck. and you ara 1*110. Maul. M*. Urauda. rialnlltr processed. haraby required to file with the vs. Ot'*sr VV. Urauda, Dafandant, Wo Guarantee Personal Clark of eald Court your written tha nslura «f said suit haltiE Com­ . appearance personally, or by an plaint for Hlvorc*. ami you ar. Satisfactions On Tha attorney, nn or btfoto tha lath day requir'd to m il a copy of your of Uvtnbar, lilt, and to file with answer nr pt.adtnc to thla ault Construction Of Your Home aald clerk your written defences, on tho I'lalnilfC* attorn.)>, gt.n- Or Your Money Cheerfully ir any. ta tho Complaint filed In airom. Dev!. A Mclntoah, Ldwardv Refunded. said court. Herein fall not, olaa Uulldlng, Sanford, Florida, and to decree pro conftsao will ba en­ fllo tho original onawor or plead­ ing In tho offim of the Circuit tered aaelnet you. WITNESS my hand* and the aeal Court, on or b.furn Ih- ISth dev of thla Court at Sanford. Seminole uf October. A. H 1*1*- If you fell County. Florida, on this Ird day of to do to. a t>«cr*e t'ro Confoseo will ho onttrad aaalnot >ou September. HIT. UIIti’ k m) hood and official (SCAD • O il of th» Clark of the Circuit o. P HERNDON, Caurt on this the Ird day ot keptclerk or tha Clrcllt Court In and for Seminale County. omb.r, A. D. lilt. (SEAL) Florida. Cor. liwy. 17*92 & 27th St. l>. F. iftrniloa byt Marlba T. Vitales, D. C Clark of Circuit Court Joseph If. Muraeko. Phoat FA 2*1301 By : M.rtho T. Vlhlon Attorney far Plaintiff* Dumiy Cittk P. It Bn* No. I l l Stonttrom. Pail. * Mclntoalv FARM: Jo acres, filed, several Fern Park, Florida publish sept, it, « a o«t. a. Attorn.ys for Plaintiff flowing welts. Large barn Edward* ItulMIng Roomy 3 BR. house. Easy Hsaford. Florid* terms. Ph. FA 21J23. publish S»pt t. II, II. *». l»i>. YOUR 8M It. Mate ae Fea MEN-WOMEN $20. Dally. Sell Luminous nameplates. Writs Reeves Co., AUteboro, Mass. It. Wavh Wanted BABY SITTING, inning. TA 2-6423 EXPERIENCED ChUd Cara in private home. FA 2-0232. HOUSEWORK, any kind. FA 2-62tt IRONING done at my borne. CaU FA 2-3967. SIM A Baw V M M r,es.u aiw .aw U r^w 'r DAY or NIGHT work in cafe. FA 23343 after 4 P. M. "Bobby FU m 'i father wants to cony my homework when you finish it.1 >1. ft Used A BUY SELL or JENKINS 411 Bastard Ava. rss ta FA A I M Thla la a guest pass tr tho Marta* land Drive-In Theatre tar J. N. Roysdow, Sanford, ta M "No Name On Tho Ballot” . 22. ArtMas Per Sate SEWING MACHINE—round haft* bin, wad 3 months. Pornwod and raven*. Complete with te­ rror guaratdon and fcttMft* PUMPS — SPRINKLER moots Just Uho over payantab. Ail type* and alias, iaatailad Seven payments of 664$; each, "Do 11 Yourself or cash settlement esn ho WE REPAIR AND SERVICE made. Write Box 36, ears San­ ■ T I N E ford Herald. MarlM iry and Snpytp Co. FAINT and -* . 367 W. 3 ad SL Ph. PA WALLPAPER SUPPLIES ' SEPTIC TANK BERVKB Buy 1 QaL — Get 1 FREE! Since 1648 HAST CARTER DtBAlY A. HARE TA M W $01 W. let St NOrth 14423 NOrth 64711 LIFE Veal*. Pup TenU, StoWfcg ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Ban, Tarpa. Tanta. Army-Nirr Bed*. Day, Weak or Month — Surplus Haro, $19 FURNITURE CENTER 1196 Preach Ave. USED refrigerator IIS, Utility Ph. PA 3-7933 trailer UO. 2333 MlgnoUft Ava. Complete laws Maintenance; Sail Ui Year Fundtaro. fr h h Fertilliar—Spraying — Mewing Service WUh Tha Cash, fU P Eft JOHN LOMMER8E HANFORD Plumbing A Heating TRADING POST, FA 6 ffT , 416 Willow Avo. PA 67161 2396 So. Elm Ph. FA 3-7914. lit. Pteahing Servlets 3. Real Ksiaie For Hale 5, Rest Estate For Sate HOME FOR SALE: 3 bedroom, ELEGANT RESIDENCE dining room, Florida r o o m, PLUMBING JACHOBS REPAIR SHOP 2-bedroom concrete block home; equipped Micnaa. »l,V « down, Contracting 4k Repairs Welding — s'ach. A Gen. Repeirs 2 baths, colored fixtures; den balance Sll.200, 4Mif* Ul Mort­ Frae Estimates W. 30th. A Old. L. Mary Rd. or spare bedroom: carporte uti­ gage. Payment 47*00 moath. R. L. MABYEY lity; Florida room overlooking 1106 Roseway. FA 2 386*. 304 Sanford Ave. Phone PA 3-3363 TV SERVICE within the hour. 20 x40’ swimming pool with Service Call $2.30 plus parts. automatic filtration. Lot size ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, H i t e . Work Guaranteed 3 Mo. Ph. Raymond Lundqnlat, Asset. 200’ x 200’. P r i c e 121,ISO. 7/4 g FA 2 6716. FA 2-3941 Atlaatle Bank Bldg. Terms available. lW J t e J j j J P i jU r s MAJOR BROWN REALTY S i. A?»Jif Realtor PA X-7IM M EE MART AIK CONDITIONING D A W N ' S 1M M. Peak Am . Pk. F a M i l l Ph. FA 2-3237 or FA 2-1M4. CONTRACT aa4 REPAIR WORK BEAUTY SALON HIT Samterd Ave. FA 2-4343 Air Conditioned Dryers NEW CB 3-bedroom, m tile $200 Down SI00 Per Month b*th*rterraiio floors, GE slaln- LWFOMlHJvrrT block heme -Plum bing & R epairs - llafr Styling — Permanents —Oil Icsa steel kitchen, carporte, uti­ wills carporte vad storage; ter­ Jen C. T k o a u Treatments— TV Stamps, Soft lity room; pump and iprlnklcr PA 2-4646 Water — Air Cond. Harriett’* r a in floors throughout; kitchen 1003 Sirila SL system. CaU FA 2-3619 after Beauty Nook, 103 So. Oak— •quipped. Near school. T a il It. Electrical Services P. M. FA 2 3743. price $12,109. House Wiring — Elscute Service 18. Flowers 4k Plante Rosa I., l ’ nyton Sid Vihlaa Registered Beal Estate Broker Seminole Realty RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Cat Ftowers Foe Aay Occasion ASSOCIATE1 W. DIETRICHS - REALTOR 112 Magnolia FA 2-«t3 SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Mary E. Carman — Leo SalvaU KUs. Metkvin—Vslma Geuatet, PA M ill ae PA $4RI Adelaida H. Moaet — AsaaMates, Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha It. Malldlaa * Palntlwg * Repairs 1101 Park Ave. FA 2-3222 Straw berry Plants WEST HAVEN: one-yearold 3- Licensed — Bonded Painting A bedroom framr home, vinyl Decorating. Free Ultimate* Florida 10. tc each. CaU FA 2 3983 HOMES AND LOTS for colored or FA 2-1736 after 6 p. m. ff. floors. Inquire, C. L. Recce, 203 Work Guaranteed. SEMINOLE people. Also homes built on lots. C. Mule, Box 131, Writ liL St Grapcvillc Ave. P A I N T 1NG CONTRACTORS Roy Wall, Phone FA 2-138T. FA 2-1204. 19. Boats and Hatora 2-RED ROOM, Florida room, tiled CUSTOM BUILT HOMES hath home. Near air base on Remodeling — Free Estimate* Sanford Air. $230 down. Inquire StensLrom Realty Your EVTNRUDE Dealer Bepa'rn Phone FA 2-3741 2709 Sanford Ave. Robaon Sporting Goods RILL UEflNUSKY, Contra cl or BRRBRRT 8TENSTROM Ph. FA 2-5961 Registered Broker R A Y M O N D M. B A L L FLOOR sanding and linlibing 304-6*8 K. lit. I.EN RISNER Cleaning, Waxing. S e r v i n g 12 FT. UUAT. Mark 30 Motor, AND ASSOCIATES LOTTIE BROADWAY Seminole County since 1923. returnable. See at 116 Country Beal Estate — lasuraace EEN TORBF.TT II. M. GLEASON, Lake Mary Club Drive. ■Surety Bondi BETTYE 1). .SMITH 218 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 3311 This Is a guest piss lo the 31ovicAssociates 20. .Vutumnbllea • Trailer* Sanford 111 N. Park M>. FA 2-2121 land Drivc-In Theatre fur Mrs. Evans Hide. Lake Mary * M. E. Bahn, Sanford, ti see "No 1933 FORD Victoria radio and Ph. FA 2-1290 heater, good condition, $313 Name On The Bullet". COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: 2 Phone FA 2 1688. bedroom, corner lot. $330 down, 3-BEDROOM house large lot,1 ROOF CLEANING AND COATING assume payments $37.30. 100 2(09 Adams Court, XVynnewood. Exclusive agent -*or Sl'RCO In '34 PLYMOUTH, itandard shift, Anderson Circle. Terms. good condition. Phone FA S-62M. this area. Work guaranteed, r*' FA 2-3667 for free estimates. INCOME PROPERTY: 3-room 21. Furnilare BILL EVANS COOL COMFORT house with 4-room apartment on Plenty of room inside and plenty two corner lots. FA 2-3021. B A M ROOFING . $SAVE$ of ahade outside. This 3 bed­ Contra cling A Repairs New & Used room home In Wjnnewiwxl is K Female Help Wanted Licensed — Bonded —Insured priced to sell Iasi now at F R E E ESTIMATES Furniture nnd Appliances $12,495. Financing can be arrang­ EXCELLENT TYPIST with apli- 819 Sanford Ave. I’h. FA 2-7943 lode for figures. 5 day week. ed for your budget. Apply liarcar Aluminum Pro- 13. Special Seriiee* 203-209 E. First St. Ph. FA M983 duels Company, Highway 17 93 "WHERE THERE’S X WILL, South. Phone FAirfav 2 3 310. TIIEKK’S A WAV" AUTO GLASS W BIG VALUES and you WILL like the WAV this WANTED; Beautician. Salary and • QUICK CREDIT INSTALLED Brand-New, 3 bedroom, 2 lile • EASY TERM5 commission. Phone FA 2 3712 balh home fils your purse and Windshield Hack IHaaa WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS or FA 2 2155. your personality. Rigid in (own, Door Glass Vent Glaaa close to schools, stores, church­ FOUNTAIN HELP: Apply Foun­ SERVICE WILSON - MA1ER tain Mgr,, Roumillat A Ander­ Senkarik Gians and Paint Co. es. etc. NOW HEAR flllS . . . Now And Uisd Furnltnro son. No phone rails please. $550.00 down and move in, with 112-114 W. 2nd St. FA 3 4433 l i t E. Pint St. FA 2 3823 payments less than rent. ENVELOPES. Letterhead*, state­ Used furniture, appliance*, tools W () M K N W. II. “ IlUr S T E M P K U Agaacy ments, Invoices, hand bills, and etc. Bought-sold Larry'* Mart Earn that money for school ex­ Realter A Insurer programs, etc. Progressive 213 Sanford Ave. Th. FA 1-4133. penses while the children are ASSOCIATES: II. E. Tatter, Printing Co. Phona FA 3 2931 — in school. Commission plus Arthur !*. Day, Everett Harper 306 West 13th SL Savings Bonds. Write NUW, Robert F. May, llart Pilche Box 2M, Lockhart, fur inter­ Phone rA 2-4991 11-' N. Park view. FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN Enclosed hand, rail with pleatie or rayoa Upas. C*4too cords. Senkarik Glaaa ta d P ain t Os. 112-114 W. Sad HL Tft. FA 1 -----CROWDER peaa, okra, ly. tha busheL FA 2-0411. i BIG SALE! FRESH BARGAINS! BIG SUITS for BIG MEN 71p To . . . . . . . «..■ .. . . . . . , m J aTdT'N Wear Suita" Waa $11.63 NOW I MENS BATHING THUNKS * Waa $3.23 NOW m MENS TROUSERS Waa $3.16 Over 1400 pairs from which te choose, Wa can fit all abet, to 40. ROUND, SHORT and TALL t ON in, We can Fit Y'ALL We have out-grown our praaaM quarter* — Moving to l a r g o r building, asms plana. HUTCHINS CLOTHING CENTIB Hwy. 17-93 Cor. 436 doted Friday evanlog aad aH day Sat. Open Moo. thru from Noon 'til S p. m. ALL DAY Sun. EGGPLANT PLANTS, aeo at 1716 W. lit. Ph. FA 3-4140. CAMERA: 33 MU Fulra. FA 3 2936 aHer 3 P, M, Pk NEW Grundig Tape Recorder aod (irundig Speaker. Inquire ai 416 Rosalia Dr. « A—Articles Wanted W A N T E D GENUINE Moonshine Still tar ballyhoo "THUNDER ROAD", movie of Moonshiners va Havanooen coming to Movlalaod Drive-In Wed-Thura ft F it, Co tact Manager. USED SCOOTER. Call FA ft! Mather of Sanford C. A. Whiddon, Sr. imoKKit 2U2 So. Hark Ave. I’h. FA 2 5991 FARMER’S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor D. H. Whitmore Lillian G. Tram* Associates. 114 S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2 3221 After hours, FA 22618, FA 3-4921, FA 2-0261 Dallas Asphalt Co. 9. Male Help Wanted MAN lo operate MOONSHINE STILL (must be experienced) In ballyhoo “ T II U N D E R RUAD", movie of Moonshiners vs Revcnooer* coming to Movieland Drive-In Thcaire WedThurs. A Frl. Contact Manager. EXCELLENT NO JOB TO LARGE DR SMALL Driir Ways — Parking Areas RENTALS: Dav — Week — Month Front End Loader* Graders — Dozers — Draglines Rollers — Transport* PHONE: Days. FA 26131 Nights, FA 2-7123 or FA 2 3612 FEATURING: Quality Economy —- Originality » ^ VISIT MODEL AT \ 500 French f OR PHONE FA 2*7281 \ j by GREGORY LUM BER V HOMES OPPORTUNITY FOR HOMES i NEW RAVENNA PARK An Exparienrtd Lady With A Broad Background In Aetounlin* — Preferably A College Graduate With A Degree In Ac­ counting. Our Hurlntis It Growing And We Need Additional Personnel, Work Will Be Directly Under The Controller With Duties Including: Gancral Ledger, Subsidiaries, Financial Statement* And General Control, Write Giving Complete Resume Of Background, Experience And References. Interview* By Appointment Only After Re­ view O f Written Presentation. Pay Commensurate With Ex­ perience And Ability, O D H A M & T U D O K IN C . P. O. Box 1599 Sanford, Florida • • Quiet CoouRiallr Nenr Golf Course $450 Down Turn Want On 20th St. Follow Country Club Rd. ft Watch For Our Signs . . . O PEN D A IL Y 9:00 A. M. T fl Dark SUNDAY 2:99 r. M. T il Dark S h osm a k sA tea Ca*. toe. PA M M “ In the City o f Gracious L iv in g " -----COMING SOON------ For m il Opening Dream Homes *3 4 0 Down Fnymeat-No Cloning *9 8 4 0 T O T A L P R IC E Home* feataro 3 Hsdi H i Tito Bathe * Scroewed Porch • Utility Beam - Tar. ran* Fleen • Careact* • Land* scaped Lota . AU City Cam xanieaces. m o n th ly PAYMENTS W A IT ! W A T C H ! For Opening Date �zlSJ34-T ‘ ‘ 0 'i'+r*x RULES Ht d m PUEBB will b« »w»nUd Meh week (in Mendrae* >Grata* Kuleaat right) u follow*: lit PRlZEi $15; Jnd PRIZE: M HUZJC$5. Nothing to Bog. Nothing to Fig. No Obligation. PAGE W IL L A P P E A R EACH B A Y D U R IN G TH E FO OTBALL OFFICIAL ENTRY BU N K N O EM PLOYEE OF TH E SANFO RD h erald or m em ber m s of F A M IL Y IS ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE. You C m Rstyen the INTEG RITY, EXPERIENCE F A IR D E A LIN G RANDALL 6W. Pint St. ELECTRIC CO FA 2-5181 R AND ALL "On* Block W«ot of tho Clock* u m a m and ELECTRIC Ca w Ho u s t o n M u W sm toM § n n Fina Jfoodt NE-BI OanHtg 71am*. * a SpaeUlty Charcoal Stack* Startart hg * 5 5 Othata Aw JrtgaA Boat* 1741, lVk Mila* Nortk af Baaforl FA M I N N E -H I BOTTLING CO. F ru k FLORIDA ti IM CBLBBY A V I. GEORGIATBCH ra KENTUCKY TULAN1 Enjoy the Comfort and Beauty o f a M ODERN BATHROOM FRIGIDAIRE I - taaa lafrigaretav waa MTI.M S4 M now TED W ILLIAM S H A R D W AR E M B. MU. «t. 7A 1-Utt T C l n KANSAS GOOD Air FOOD A ■ Football Contest Editor ■ PLUMBING - HEATING A H - CONDITIONING ■fart A m REPAIR NO W with our HO M E IM PRO VEM ENT PLAN SANFORD HERALD Conditioned Comfort ■qhaa a Farat^ . . . BaM an AAMtoaal Bam . . . Point . . . letleeerale . . . PAYMENTS ADJUSTED TO TOUR BUDGET. A * K slatlag M artcac* Na H M anutca Sanford, Florida COLORADO va WASHINGTON Nationally Advertised Furniture at Discount Prices M GALLON HO T W ATER HEATER BAGGERLY APPLIANCE CENTER |295 down miniAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. 7A A MARYLAND va W IST VIRGINIA SE N K A R IK GLASS A P A IN T CO. McKEE 91695 delivered MOTOR CO. mmk A m CLEMSON m NORTH CAROLINA BA TEXAS A A N q TEXAS TECH �•* • : • . . : ? M OSCOW ( U P l ) — A «h rr W U W R A T H D : Considerable dondtema through Thursday. Scattered 1AXFOBD, FLORIDA HQ. 521 - Adopted JACKSONVILLE (U Pl) - 1*0 reteaeC Ms > sdopilnS a iM t a ^ a t o weds A allk at Uw vetad AS Tuesday to s r ta mtoimum price that he chergsd la retell stores «M to the the fe r t fo f w u om t S o W lie jQfnj Asd with neb pm M | boot of hit ▼toft IS* fMites* toward Amerteaag M » . . Tha Ruaslana retard the Khntahcber' yW t m a prelude to tha and of th« cold war aad t ft aa if raatratete ara now off. Thate attitude seem to aajr: " If * okay aw ." . " Eraa tha Voiea of Aow rk* waa allowad to i^ f a e y ^awdteBuaaten thenews hw.^and T a S Om S S S m w w ? tUSney, SJriad EisiSow er'. wakomtes haa baa* jamaad hjr Sodat stations. , ^ Br«*deaata tor tha Amarkaa -Radio Libatalion which mixad commentary, aoma aitkd, into ita Mwmmets on Khrushchev wmw jammed aa m odi aw aver before, a ipokaaman for Om Amarkaa Committee for liberation aald In New Tartu Moacow Radio, after broadcaattaf aa account from Waahtagtoa on Khrushchev's meeting with President Eisenhower, ended with a apodal weather forecast for the •Mtern psurt of the United StatM (good)-the first time anyone eould remember soak M , .... , . . The usual stiffness toward t o r t * * * H a Soviat praaa told ita raadcn today a ««oHd wall o f *00,000 Americana” faro Khmhchey "stormy applauaa and ova* tkaa" when ha arrived in Washington. Tha reports deoeribed tha Waahln*ton acene aa one of overwhehnins approval by mam. math, friemBy, handkerchief - waving crowds, Washington waa so packed with peopfc said the official government newspaper, Iavestla, that There waa not even a place to drop an apple’." ^ -Long before the arrival o f the air. plan*, several thousand residents gathered to greet the head of flovkt power.” Isre.Ua wm announced. By tha tints Khruah- their approval by stormy applauaa.' A peatenriaed mllh r ceat el Me prel nuhllshsl hy the in the MrthMit FtorA s sent ncsivsd bp else set hr Uw cemmlsMu, Is as* Cl rests per gslloe. But tbmmlmtoe Chslmaa J. trolley Odhem crttktasC the wove Wd ssld, *'! de art believe that the milk Industry viU he satisfied with the 111 per real floor and their seat more wifl be to raise R. There is ne protection to the seusumer member ie this.” Odhara said price control* -would be sethtug hat preftor peaee la the puh£e. . iouth Seminole Schools To Have 3,000 Next Year More than S.000 children will I Uw new Lon(wood Semiswlo Element«ry ted Lyman reboot In the cooperaUv* training tofl of IMS, County School Supt R. T. Milwee told the Uoue Hah yeeterdsy. Peek school eerotlmeot tor this year should be 11.3SB in January 1MO, MUwee said. Bide wiQ be opened tomorrow an the now nemimd* High School, to be buUt In the Beaervoir Lake m t she Ji ArlB he bellt ee s CHARLES POX of the Seminole High School footkuU team gets special delivery for his Introduction to the fans at the Chiefs Club pep rally last night at Seminole High School. Delivering him are cheerleaders Frances Strickland, Marylln McDaniel and Anne Crappt. 36 Escape Injury As Airliner Makes Belly-Landing At Air Force Base PLATTEBBURG APB. N. Y. (U Pl) — Aa KaaUrn Airlines Mar­ tin CM airliner made an emer­ gency belly-landing ne a >toemcovered runway at this Strategic Air Command base early today •ad ail M persons aboard souped serious Injury. The plane developed loading gear trouble while on o flight northward from Now York CUy to Moseena, N. Y. The pilot dis­ covered the trouble while attempt­ ing In niok* a landing at Burling■uaicipal Airport a operettas wings at Ml and then dae o v e r e d walkway*, Mflwee ee- tswsr He circled the field Mr ibout M "The plant will consist of IS to bum ap his excess ekaerooiM, a bomemaklag suite, •dance suit*, commercial suite, Alr Perce personnel spread la ana arts sad craft, room, am thick blanket el foam used to ex room, a library, cafeteria, vocal Unguixh oU tire* over a 300-fuet music room, hand room, gymwide section of the runway lor i ussium, auditorium and adminis- Sao feet. Rratlve roils,” to aecommodste The pilot then set the two en­ •boot 1 PM children, MUwee said. A new school for Hopper, sod gined plane down In Um middle. An Air Force spokesman who additions to Grooms Asodemy, Lyman, and Oviedo wifl begin gave newsmen a running account User Mi Um year, MUweo told the Lloni. following thee* will bs addition* Is the preient Semi­ nole High, which will become a Junior high sad Um aouatsucUau of s now olomantiry school hi to Midway, ■osonwald sod Lake Mary Ele­ mentsry schools will bs Oet. 1, MU Civic Center Gels Newsweek Plug A Sanford Civic Center Is pictured Is Newsweek Magaxine for Sept. M is an advertisement show­ ing how adhesive* can be used te bold bent wood beams. "By designing this striking new eivie center ueing laminated wood, architect John Burton IV saved tha City of Sanford almost 51 for each square foot of construction In round flgure»-41l,0M,r Jbe article ays. A Two photos of Um Civic Cantor are drown, emphsailing Um beau­ ty and strength of Um curved wooden beam support sod wood of the emergency landing said that Um plana slid almost 1,700 feet before U came to a halt. Lt. Dave Whalen, a base Infor­ mation officer, said sparks flaw out from tha plana aa It slid along and a small Are broke out This was quickly extinguished. Abolish Cold War, And We All Gain, 1 p. m. Slocks Red Leader Says —NEW~ YORK (UPl)—Stock pri­ ces at 1 p. m.: WASHINGTON (U P l) - Soviet American T A T 7Sth American Tobacco ...... 9kM Premier NUtMa Khruebchev aald Bethlehem Steel ..,«,••••«• 5IH today that "all countries will C A O .................I? gain'' by “ aboiltiro af Chrysler ........................ asvv Curtiss . Wright ............ 90H j war,” He told a National Frees Club Eastman Kodak .............. SB's I lunch that "we have coma to Ford Motor .................... SO I your country with an opon heart.’* General Electric ............ 77 We are not here te beg tor General Motors ............... M’ s “7 “ " ............... " ' anything or to force anything m At least S00 Air Force personnel by to assist the crippled plane. Passengers and crew mem­ bers were taken to the base hospi­ tal and checked by Air Force doc­ tors and an Eaitchi Airlines doc­ tor. They said the passengers and 2 f t " * ?“ »• ............. ™ craw ware In "good •eodiUon.” l0U' ‘ * 1 .................... Lortllard ........................ 42to Minute Maid•eeeaesaetapee a 20H Penney ............ 107* Penn MR ......... 1IH Royal America ............. 4H Seen Roebuck Slude baker........... 14k U.,8. M onty......Meeattiiee ee*epoaone Butler Modifies Stand Or Convention Votes roS. oSt . l « u T Iro try, Ma great people, which h.“ msde a tremendous contribution to the development at mankind, to meet your statesmen and pub­ lic leaders, and to have netful discussion on ail quesUoaa which today aaltate tha people rf countries and the whale af a ktod." he said. “ We want to reach agrreuieug with Um strong and UMreby reach agreem ent with nfl eountrlei on the nbollUon of the cold Laos Sets Curfew Curb Reds Y i n O U N l , L a n a (UPl) - on night Ilia l i Vientiane, Pathet Lao rebel antly to tear of a wave oTCam Mm M. the ttoy eam, northward ha Semneue prev- Ital city at iMa l int ho tat a Z li attempting to a jungle trap that a army sources at Laos mean- tlgattog oemmltooe to on tha •cane. U w m Mtevnd the rehab n are withdrawing , l i ame l lha government early dosing I t restaurants, banu theaters and nightclubs — UrgM* Discounts Bid By Red Chinese For UN Fails Again Jupiter Exploded As It Veers Off News Briefs for bomb attacks during a munlst-becked ralgn at terror to Um Batoh Yto* N u t eapMat 2 and ton toto tonnO tor WASHINGTON (U Pl) - * « • > state Allegation would Chairman Paul M. ttdlcr have, fewer yrtee then M kad In war. modified his 1900 cooventim ap­ “ All countries will gala by this The teat-minute revision w*i ex­ portionment plan today te guarola equal measure.’* pected to head off some southern He said It eeeme “ strange” that proteaU against wiping out an ex­ some people have expressed "ap­ CAPE CANAVERAL (U Pl) A isting ''bonus'' system which had Jupiter intermediate range missile prehensions" about his eachtoga beseflttod many southern stalee. wiggled out of control today and of visits with President Elsenhow­ Under the revised plans, every waa exploded la flight 1,000 feet er, aa If Mm Soviet Union had state end territory would gsin at Negroes Admitted V°aai. Fiery debris "some sinister designs to express­ least one convention •vote over its ,bot* U T IL S RUCK. Ash. (UPl) - m would ,howerrd Uie can but no Injuries ing readiness to Improve Ita strong*. Bach relations with the United Steles.*' The Little Back Ichaal Board has Mt 1U VntM for ..rh ol Us ° r " U reported. OfflCiaU get 2vi votes for each of its ia|d yj, rangt Mfety officer push"These allegations are simply opened Integrated Cesiral High Democratic members of Con­ School to three more Negroes, gress. Any state facing a loss of ed the ' destnict'' button wbea the ridiculous,” he said. “ We have no bringing the total in Um school to delegates would be assigned “ at Army missile veered from Us plan­ Intention of producing a quarrel five. The ngw Negro students will large” vote* to bring them up te ned trajectory. The mlselle erupt­ between anybody. The county commissioner* re­ “ On the contrary, we ere tak­ ceived lha Dowling Appraisal Co. ed In a bell or orange and rod attend their first classes Friday. their 1956 level. flames. Plccee, some of them ing every measure to have good property avaluaUooa yesterday The District « f Columbia would burning, plunged from Um fiery relations not only with the U. S.. from Robert Dowling, who o ld Typhoon K ills Six ...................... get eight votes, Puerto........... Rico, tlx but also with Re allies We would NAHA, Okinawa (U Pl) — Six The Virgin Islands and the Canal sphere to the ground. No ground like toe meetings betv-en states­ they represent "a good appraisal.” This step to the commission's ef­ UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. persons were reported killed and i Zooe, three each. In addition earh fires were started. men of the USSR ind Um U. 8. fort to grt a revived asaeMment (U PD —The United Nations steer­ 31 injured todey when Typhoon ,tale and territory would get an Some of the debris fell in tha vicinity of the blockhouse housing to contribute In turn to the fur­ to place more taxable property on ing committee today ihelvcd for Sarah slammed into tiny extra vote for Us two... members . the launch technicians. But the ther Improvement of relations be­ the roll, with resultant Increase In the dureUon of the current Gener­ Island with winds up to 150 m.p h. oa the national committee. Air Force announced U seconds tween the Soviet Union and the Income tad a promise at lower al Assembly ecsaion an Indian-' Ryukyua Island police reported Total convention “ vT . „ *,ler lhe destruction that ne one United Kingdom, between the Sov­ tnlilage brought oa three things: l.wo homes were destroyed. the new plan would be 1,511 M Wil Jn Soviet move to oust Notionalist Jured iet Union and France and other Refusal by Tax Assessor Mary against 1,475 Mi Butler's orlgsinl China to favor of the Chinese allies of the U. 5." Officials said a malfunction Earl* Walker to w e lb* reap­ revision. There ware 1,372 vales caused the rocket to weave off Us Communists. ( Fruit Shipments The speech waa toe highlight praisal by Dowling u a basis for WINTER HAVEN (UFI>—Daily at Um 1954 convention. It xwjected by a l i to 7 vole, programmed path Just a split sec­ of Khrushchev'e second day to the IMS tax roll. There were also signs Uist the with one abstention, an Indian car loading (in boxes) from the ond after blastoff, prompting Um the United States. A plan by Commission Chairman request for e full debate on the Citrus Vegetable Inspection Divi­ party's loyalty oath compromise safety officer to destroy It. At a reception it the club be­ John Erlder h r countywide coop­ question of China's representa­ sion: By rail, 1,555 grapefruit; backed by Butler would be adopfore lunch, Khrushchev sold eration to efforts to get more tax by boat 471 grapefru'.i; by tro.k, tion. emphatically he waa “ very money to order to provide neces­ Camille F. Gravel Jr., national G o v e r n o r M a k e s By an 11 to 7 vote, with two IS,791 a>'spefruit; total shipments, pleased" by the welcome given sary services and facilities. committeeman f r o m Louiilana, . abstentions, it approved a U. S. 20,117 boxes; canncr receipts, 1,him thus for by toe America A prediction by Krider that “ the warned (hat it might be a "little P | llQ f O r C e n t r a l people. proposal that tha assembly decide •75; cannery total, 1,975 boxes. new population’’ in toe county will inadequate" to keep Uw South In » w a w .s a im Khrushchev Ignored toe White vote la people who will equalise not to consider for the duration the DemocraUc fold next year but, P i j r r h a t A r l f l n House's "white tic" designation taxation and provide more schools, of Us Uth session any proposal Hudsons Divorced said be endorsed the compromise. .7„. LOS ANGELES (UPl)— Film and declined to wear formal dress to exclude the representatives of He said the Butler • sponsored TALLAHASSEE (U Pl) — Gov. to President Eisenhower's baoquoi road* and other required services. Nationalist China or to seat re­ •tar Hock Hudson was awarded It also revealed continued re­ for him Tuesday night. presentatives of the Chinese Com­ a final divorco deem TuesdaJ proposal "la so f.lr that every ^ a * f^ ' n' sistance by some cltixens to to* In­ from hu wilt, Phyllis Gatos. Hud- « ■ “ * " £ “ Uemocrai s n p u l d J S F i a t o l S d S l ,“ ‘*i Instead the portly Russia crease la their property values as munists. mirke<l time on how io h .J lu ' shoved up in a black businesa recommended la the reappraisal. Indian Deiense Minister V. K. son and Miss Gates, both 33, were wholeheartedly radorse It. suit, white conventional shirt and Mrs. Walker read a aUtemant U l# stole VrinUnJ ^ e S l . Krishna Uenun bad asked the married Nov. 9. 1955. She wae committee to put the Chinese re­ awarded an interlocutory decree j f«n>P'«‘nta about the proposed ^ ' n u r x ^ th! C.hln-i si gray silk four-ln hand tie. The at­ in which she said she would not in August 1951, but Hudson pick-1*"ange. commlUee membgr. d d tire was similar to tha1 he wore u m ton Dowling figures in prepar­ presentation Usue on the agenda on arrival to Washington seven ing Um lass Ux roll. In it, she ex­ for full debate. S ,, 5 L . '!W S L S S W . S C ending toe marriage. hours earlier. plained that she already has tha uaiion aa chairman. ThU feeling JuriadlcUon. Sue), an agreement, Dress for the premier's dinner waa expressed both by Gravel ,hB »»*“ . »*rtre as a model for Eisenhower at the Russian preliminary roll “ heller thu hah Protest Delayed and Frank U. TheU, Knuss com"*• D**t LagUlalure to con- embassy tonight has beta desig­ finished" and aspects to have it NEW YORK (U Pl) -Negro par­ mitieeman who last weekend set •‘oer. ready to present to Um commission nated as "optional.” ents from Harlem called off a up arival “ on or about OcL L " Midwest DemocraUc TheP*»t Legislature rejected Elsenhower teemed to bo en­ She aald In concluding: demonstratKm today at a predom- Con|erene, toe governor*! central purchasing joying Khrushchev's presence far inalely white school to exclusive Tbwe d ^ ^ mnlia<a plan but finally placed all state “ 1 suggest that no benefit caa be Klverdalc where tney hope to en- b ltalech, lrmen will follow toPrinting under the purchasing M4a lh a tha beaming Russia secured in expediting Um question of accepting to* appraisal at this roU their diUdren The Negroes d . b„ national oouimUtee «uncU headed by Ralph Siller. liked being here. During Tuesday'! formal airport lata data, and that the board of run!lx nril Iht-lr n ana m ll r r ha> 1 . v >h. Cabinet postponed f.k i... 1 Tuesday, the Nelson said he planned to kill poatpeoed their plans alter toey ,e„ j on obtained an order from Supreme for a week adopting rules for ad­ welcome, Um motorcade through county commissioners should not hie wife's other child by e pre­ Court Justice lieory Clay Green­ ministering state printing pur- a quiet but polite mulUtude at accept this appraisal without first vious marriage, Howard Lee berg requiring toe City Board of chasing under the council. Moet 200,000, a helicopter flight over the having a Impartial, competent, Skelton, 3, and their seven-month- Education to snow cauu why Har­ F r e e W i l l B a p t is t s of the Cabinet officers said they capital and the state dinner, El- qualified review mad* of it, or reclsely correct pr« (Continued oa Fag* 2) needed more time to study (hie •*ohow#r old daughter, Catherine, but be lem pupils should not be admitted and cordial as befitting a to toe Kiverdaie Junior high T o S t a r t C h u r c h proposed regulations. “Just couldn't go through with school. But be somehow, resembled a All residents of Sanfurd and ad­ It" West Point cadet showing his joining areas who are interested Police said NeUon made e grandmother through toe acockIn helping to organise a “ Free E lk s A s k B lo o d feeble attempt at committing sui­ C i t y V o t e s A n n e x ■/Will Baptist Church." rre requestcide by inflicting several minor I ed to meet at the home of J. C. D o n o r s T o m o r r o w Mrs. Hattie Mary Terrail. 90, slashes oa his wrists with a raxor O f P i n e c r e s t A r e a s Taylor, 3311 South Sanford .Ave. The Sanford Elba Club h a to- Men Meet Tomorrow died yeeterdsy at a nursing home Sanford officially recclvsd about tomorrow night at 7:30 p. m. vlisd members a d others to do­ Tha Methodist Mm wiB resume In Casselberry. She baa made her He at first claimed the slaying 1.300 new residents and nearly 300 The Rev. Byrd of Oriando will nate blood to the club's reserve their monthly meetings, starting bom* to Oviedo lor several yean was committed by a burglar, but more homes last Monday night. preside at the meeting and assist blood bank tomorrow to IIm kw * tomorrow night at 7 p. m. to and was a member af Um Oviedo later broke down and admitted be The city commission voted to an­ future members to preliminary annex on E. Second SL McKinley Hall. Several Import­ Wornmb'» Club. killed the small girl after sexual- nex the South Pinecrest, second, organisational plans Rsv. Byrd Donors will be accepted ha- ant Items wlL be discussed In­ The body will be seat to ly molesting her, police said. He third and fourth additions, south has been engaged n evangelistic tween the hours of 1:30 and 1:30 cluding plans for new projects. land, Ohio, her former home, beet his wife when she accused of Onora Rd. oa either side o f, work to North Csrsli a and Vlr•IP m. and the Elks will furnish All men of Um church are urged burial te Fairchild Fune r a l hms ad Ike aat. Park Ave. 1 ’-* |a steak, supper far each la attend. Killing Tot Sickens K a n , Saves Others BAN DIEGO. Cxlif. (U P l)- A U-year-old welder told police to. day he became so sickened alter stobblng hie five-year-old stopdaughter to death that be couldn’t go through with n plan to kill the ether three members af hie faneily and himself. Earl Mild/ord NeUon, a native mf Roebuck, 8.C., admitted plac­ pillow over the heed hear of in g e pill Lou Skelton until she Cindy Lou came unconscious end then stab­ bing her to death early Tueedey, the day after the had started kin­ dergarten. Hie also admitted beating his wife, Marjorie, S4, on the head with a hammer. She waa treated a4 a hospital. COACH JIM PIGOTT Introduced James Markham, who got left out in the equhd recognition. The pep rally sponsored by the Chlefa Club, headed by Gordon Brad, ley, was held to build interest In tha boosters organise, tlon for the grid season which begins here Friday night when Sanfonl plays Titusville. . (Bergstrom Photos) 'Want Agreement, Nikita Tells U.S. Controversy Continues On Reappraisal The aaoouhfelnaiit aald only to* curfew wee being applied "tor se­ curity reasons." 14 did net affect persona an UM streets after mld> night but further aecurtty mean, urea were expected ahnuld ton feared terrorism develop. The UN team, bated ter J«to> an'» Sbtolchl Shlbusawa, arrirud hern Tuesday, la tor a* program baa been draws up aa to wtopb where and how Um auteemmMtap will loot tote Lata* thargee tha North VietnameM. have aappltod Mrs. M. S. Mason Dies At Age 76 Mrs. Mollia 8. Meson, 70, died tost night at the home of her son end daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Forest L. Moon. 1440 Kim Ave. after a long Illness. Bha cam* here two yean ago from Swanton, Md. and h a mads bar home with her sou end family since that Um*. She w u beta March 15, 1843, to Garrett Ceoa* ty. Md. Surviving are her son. Forest, three grandson*; George WlUiam and Stephen L. Mason of Sanford, Donald Glenn Muon, U8N Nor­ folk, Va. and on* brother, Xgmam Selders, Akron, Ohio. The body will be sent te Oak­ land, Md. tomorrow for funeral services end burial by Briaaem Funeral Home. Bryant To Speak At Church Dinner Farris Bryant, Ocala attorneF and former apeakar of Um Houeg of Representatives, will be gueet speaker at the meeting of the Meg of to* First Presbytcriu Church Tuesday night. Rudy L Sloan, president of the Men of the Church, invited si) men of toe church and their ladtos to attend. Reservations tor the t p. m. dinner meeting may bs msde by calling the church office. Bryant, who la also u active Methodist layman, served to the House of RcpresenUUves tram 1947 through 1955. He w u reclpieet of to* Alan Morris award la 158), 1953 and 1*55, a the mod « * • standing legislator. Mrs. Hattie Terrell Teachers T o M eet O f Oviedo Dies At Altamonte The Seminole County Breach el the for Childhood Ede> c ilia will aseet Thursday at 7:2b % as. at tha JMiniato Springs Elementary Aa tavitslioa to ateaded to a l educators including klndergsito^ mm � 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 15, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 15, 1959. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 15, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7217902eb9117add916e8d84d2ed0fc2.pdf 64d28e7557828d5b93e54cbaaec72b03 PDF Text Text ■ g n fc g a a — fF = P | i: 1, fl ^ • IL^Wbw ,-« . r* . ‘ - A — �% 52ZZ-"— y *■ j - ' j 1 1 I 1 ■ that ha was a "great baUav* f , to the primary lyitem ba­ lsa ft gave "the people aa *9a t—tty la participate to the asetlea ad candidates.” "1 tWah that anyone who is a ■didata, I would hope, would dank tem sotvw ta aoma M ittpt,” ha said. "New the prlnuto d aat exist ia every sate. iMtkal leaders will have seme The Deatocratle convantton *91 b* hold In Loa Angeles next n n mtr. X tiuadj mad* Mt statement when asked m • television pro* p u whether I* befitted candidata* should aster seth prlmarieu aa thoee ia Oregon, W b m ria a a i New Hampshire. Discussing Us awa candidacy, Kennedy u ld again l a would aot mala 9 Us mind, " " t t y until about the sad sf the year. Bat aa all-out Kennedy drive h r the nomination la considered a fore* Effective Fighting In Laos Increases Again ^VIENTIANE, Laos (UPI) — Owumcatat robots have lacrsased their activities to lam Neua Pro* vtoaa sf anrtheva Laos, a govern■wnt communique roportod today. The announcement followed re|to to by Goa. Amkha Souhhavony that Communist jat fighter planes were flying over t e pr ovince ■ t e first appesrane* of Bad planes in t e current crisis. In Honolulu u spokesman for Adm. Harry Fait, U.8. command­ er-in-chief af the Pstifle, denied re­ port* that American units on Oki­ nawa w en being started for poeaible use in the Laotian crista. The spokesman said broadcast appeals-to Marin#*, A ir Force of­ ficers aad certain A m y units to return to duty stations were brought by reports to an ap­ proaching typhoon. However, Naha nporta said some American paratroops won being sent to Thailand an stand­ by orders. Today’s lent las communique made ae mention of t e govern­ ment poet at Muong Song which was surrounded last Thursday by Communist forces. Reports to “feverish’’ military activity oa Okinawa coincided with t e arrival there this week end to a flotilla of more t e n M skips to t e U.B. 7th Fleet includlag t e aircraft carrier •kangri* La. Unconfirmed reports to Tokyo s o l u t e Jless might be ordered do full-seals civil fights MU hp aidFebruary. The second session el the Uth Congress to scheduled te hagla next Jin . g Johnson told the Senate ha would start the g ran rolling aa the controversial civil rights issue is* mediately following the return of Republican senstan from their customary round of Lincoln birth­ day speeches. He said be preferred this to a Eight Die On Roads by Republican Leader TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - T h e proposal M. Dirksen to (attach the Highway Patrol said today at Everett civil rights debate next Jan. least eight persoos were killed la 1900 II. Johnson said this would con­ automobile accidents la Florida flict with Democratic Jeffersooduring the wwekead. Jacksoa dinners. Sen. Richard B. Russell (D-Oa.) Steel Talks Resume"' emphasised that southerners had NEW YORK (UPI) - The top not been consulted about any time negotiating teams for the steel in­ agreement. He added thet It would dustry and the United Steelwork­ "be futile to expect our coopera­ ers Union and .13 subcommittees tion. . .ia this political Roman holi­ resumed their talks here today as day." tbs nationwide steel strike enter­ Debate over a two-year oxtsned Us (Sod day. The union also sioa of the Federal Civil Rights opens contract talks with the Commission wax the only big hur­ American Can Co. and the Con­ dle in the way of adjournment of tinental Can Co., the nation’s the first session late ««">gfc* or largest can manufacturers. Tha early Tueeday. union represents 50,000 employes Adjournment would wind up the longest session in sight ysars. The scheduled arrival of Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita Khrushchev ia Wash­ Glass Union Idle PITTSBURGH (UPI) — Some ington Tuesday was a big spur 2,000 skilled moldmakers wen toward achieving the adjournment Idle today following t e break- goal. down Of negotiations bet w e t t e .The Sonata soaveued three hours 'A a eticw r a n ’ r.ii*/ "Wtofltyrs -rerHrr thu£ usust Tor dosing de­ U n i t and the Glass Containers bit* m t e Civil Righto Cemmto Manufacturing Institute, industry tloe pfdpfti i ) efOciaU today ware taking a wait- Debate 00 sxtsnsioo of the Civil and-see attitude on whether an Rights Commission resumed with additional 41,000 union workers in ■n attack on the proposal by Sen. related glass Industries would fal- OUn D, Johnston (D- S. C.) He said tt would be a waste of time and money to keep, the eommiaaloo co- New s Briefs Press Head Heckled -Mrs. Myrtle B. Lankford, who has been visiting her eon, Robert M. Lankford, end hie family to Lake Mary for several mootha, died yeeterday at t e age of 7*. Born in Des Moines, Iowa, Mrs. Lankford was a resident of I t Louis, Mo„ where she was a member «f t e First Christian Church. Besides her son af Lake Mary, she la survived by a sister, Mrs. Alma Murdoch af St. Louis; two granddaughters, Stephanie and Georgina Kay and two grandsons, Robert and Ronald Lankford of Lake Mary. The body wlR bo sent to It. ▲ 220-foot bypass storm siwer Louis by Brlsson Funeral home wwa installed Thursday and Fri4ay In this area off Sanford Are. Visa 12-inch wide pipe will drain M)V water la the area between ftra t and Cypress It*., according Richard. .Work ie due to start tomorrow to a storm sewer line to mb foam 20th St. to Randolph I t oa oast side of Summerlin Avo. 1,160 feet of 16-inch pipe D A Y T O N A BEACH (UPI)— •heuld relieve t e area from BelAir Blvd, to Randolph It., from Civic and profeiional groups were Jefferson At*, east, says Richard. called oa today to help get the Mg hopes that installation of this Volusia County seat transferred her* from DeLand. J . Hart Long, chairman of a Chamber of Commsrce committee backing the move, said club lead­ ers will be urged to push for 16,000 lormon Returns signatures on a petition calling for a referendum oa the proposal. To Bureou Job County eoramlsiiooers have said Representatives sf the they would call a referendum U hlr s i Commerce end Mayor A, L. t e required signatures were ob­ WUaoe welcomed Marlon Herman tained oa the petition. But three ■r., beck to duty today as Stmla- of them said they would not ap­ <to County bureau chief to the prove further delay oo construc­ Orlando daily newspapers. tion to a new county Jail at De^Jo h n Krider, manager to the V to C, Charlie Morrison, public mtotions man, and t e mayor pWsented Harman with flowers aad greeted him ia t e Orlando WOWspapers' office here, Mor­ ris** said. Harman has been roTALLAHASSEE (UPI) A Mperating from surgery lor sev- committee of Florida House mem­ aftirthi ber* wkjj stump t e state to sell t e 44-member Senate, 103-mem­ ber House raapportionmeto plan Bqptist Deacons to t e rotors. Newspaper*, television and t e fkoose Officers malls also will be utilised to toe (« w Sanford First Baptist campaign to get voters to say deacon officer* for 1994- “yea” to t e pi** J* * • Nov. 4 are Ray Slatoo, chairmen; “ if toe people arc folly In­ firing Pryor, vke-ehalrmaa; G. ft*- Drake, secretary; E. T. formed." said House Speaker Ton Beasley, “there to w doubt Thomas, treasurer. The church has to deacons t e amendment will be adopted In November.” s rotate ev Gov. LeRoy Collin* alee an­ long range _ nounced b* will campaign active­ emitto* to the church Is ly to favor of the amendment. Col* ^ j f o w 'f l M a ! * t a Volusia Petition Support Sought HAVANA (UPI) — Unionists at t e Havana Hilton Hotel a rt re­ fusing to serve J u te Dubois, chairman of t e Inter-American Press Asm. freedom of t e press committee,, because they consider bim unfriendly to Premier Fidel MIAMI (UPI) -T he State Rail­ Castro's government road and Public Utilities Commis­ sion has been asked to hold a Graham At Rally public bearing on Florida gas LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (UPI) - rales of t e Houston Carp. Evangelist Billy Graham wound The Miami Junior Chamber of up a two-day whirlwind truss da Commerce called for t e hearing telling a racially mixed crowd Sunday, charging the company and Gov. Orval Faubua that Little with “ arbitrarily increasing rates” Rock would have no trouble H its and “instituting unique rate poli­ people followed Christ cies." The group said t e corporation Burns Encouraged upped the minimum charge too JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Ma­ per cant to Miami consumers, to yor Haydon Burns said today the 52 from the (l minimum charged encouragement and warm recep­ by t e Florida Power and Light tion he has received throughout Co. the stale the past few days makes It also said tha minimum at him an almost certain candidate Daytona Beach went from 55 cents for governor of Florida In 1M0. "1 to $1-50, a 172 par cent increase. have been tremendously encour­ “The Houston Corporation trap­ aged by t e recaption 1 have re­ ped t e commission Into granting ceived in all sections of the state the increase by walling until the —both rural and urban,” Burns last minute to file their petition,” said Jayce* President Johnson E. said. Davis. Hearing Asked On Gas Rate Hike 40 Couples Here For Squore Dance Cargo Plane Crew Presumed Dead Rain drove the Starlight Promensderi street dance indoors Satur­ day night, but the square dance teams from all over Central Flor­ ida danced up a storm as more than 200 spectators came to wetrh. Joe Curtia, Orlando, called the seta for t e 40 couples of danesrs, who cams from Windermere, Win­ ter Park, Winter Haven, DeHary, Daytona Beach and Sanford. MIAMI (UPI)—Official* of I’an American Airways said three crewmen In a cargo plane which crashed on t e slop* of s mountain in Honduras are presumed dead. Aboard the four-engine DC-4 cargo plane wtra Capt. Calvin G. Rankin, to, (lie pilot, of Coral Gables, Fla.; Sim L. Lett, 36. co­ pilot, and Chriatopher E. Hlllsshtlm, 35, second officer, both of Hialeah, Fla. utea since tha Taft-Hastiny law FIRST KHRUSHCHEV FAMILY PORTRAIT relanaod by T u g , Soviet news agency, ahowa th a Russian leader w ith hie entire fam ity. F ro n t row, left to right, are hia granddaughter, lu lia ; Khrushchov, hie grandson. Nikita, und wife, Nina. Back row are aon-ln-law, Alexei Adxhubel; son, Sergei, 24; Sergei'a wife, Galina; Khrushchev's daughters, lulia, 42, and Rada, 80; grandson, Alexei, and daughter, Elena, 2L, MOSCOW (UPI) - l b s Soviet Uniou planted Its hammer-andtickle-marked rocket aa t e moua today. A top Soviet scientist said a manned flight to t e moon waa “a matter to t e aot la* distant U K . . * space rocket hit t e a w a at two minutes and 4 sec­ onds after midnight Sunday la a lsat that brought wild Joy to this nation and admiration from the world. Speaking at a press conference later, Soviet scientists reflected the view taken *arller by t e So­ viet pres* and radio to upraising hop* for international cooperation to space along with graatar achievements to t e future. Alexander Toplcbev, vice presi­ dent of the Academy of Sciences, called t e lunar rocket a “scienti­ fic laboratory.” He said its sue cesslul performance should be fol­ lowed by a manned flight to t e moon* “This la an extremely difficult task,” he said, but It waa a mat­ ter of the "not too distant future." Topichev and other scientists gave their views at about t e same time that t e official Taaa news agency carried a statement by Premier Nikita Khrushchev that they would give President El­ senhower a repllct. of a pennant placed on t e moan. Its accuracy waa reflected by the fact the rocket traveled 230,175 miles to about to hours and Soviet scientists predicted its moment of impact within 6* sec­ onds. Topichev also confirmed that the “Important rsqulremcnla" of keeping the moon free of earthly gerin contamination bad been "fully complied with.” U. S. Sees Proof O f IC B M Danger WtSHINGTON (UPI)- Husiia'a rocket strike on the moon was accepted by U. S. official* today a* proof that Soviet Intercontinen­ tal ballistic missiles could be fired with deadly accuracy against American cities. The U. S. experts calculated that an ICBM, tired 6,000 mile* with t e same accuracy as tha moon rocket, would strike within SW miles of the center of its target. This still would be in tho lethal Group To Stump For Reapportion t e 1M* Legislature, Is not per­ fect but Is an improvement over t e present allotment of represen­ tation to the legislature. Both Collin* and Beasley were aware that Florida voters have shown a tendency to t e paU to turn down drastic changes In gov­ ernment unless they are given convincing reasons for doing otherwise. Awl they were also aware of considerable opposition to some of t e Mate's larger count lea where it to fel t e plan still would not offer them a fair ataar* of representation. Most of t e 14 new seats added would go to such populous coun­ ties. week when t e Florida League of Women Voters announced that organisation would support t e proposal. The House committee was ap­ pointed by Beasley. It include* three House members from every congressional district. The com­ mittee was conceived by a Houie caucus in Jacksonville Sept. 5. Its members are: 1st District: Robert Maun of Hillsborough, chairman; Tom Whitaker of Hillsborough and Joe McClain of Pasco. 2nd; John E. Mathews of Duval chairman; Sam Saunders of Clay and George Stallings of Duval. 3rd: Morrison Kimbrough of CeeA Uoa- tin of Gulf and Reubin Askew of Escambia. 4th: Geurge HoUahan of Dado, chairman: W. C. HerrcU of Dade, and R. E. Cunningham of Monro*. 5tn: Beth Johnson of Orange, chairman; James Pruitt of Bre­ vard and Wei born Daniel of Lake. 4th; Ralph Bank of Palm Beach, chairman; Walter Shep­ pard of Lea and W. Allen Mark­ ham of Okeechobee. 7th: William Boyleston of Saraiota, chairman; Robert E. Know­ les of Manatee and Lawton Chiles of Polk. Ith: John Crews of Baker, chairman; Ralph TurtHflnn of Alachua and Doyle E. lo.incr uf Bradford. These calculations powerfully supported Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev’s missile boasts on the eve of hie arrival hat* for talks with President Elsenhower. Prof Soys Shot M ay Be A Fake ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPI) —A University of Michigan astrophy­ sicist said today ho bellevod Rus­ sia faked its moon shot because H knew no one could disprove Hi claim. Tightest Security Network Ever Set For Khrushchev WASHINGTON (UPI) - Pres!dent Eisenhower held a final toplevel strategy session today for hla historic meeting with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchsv. Elsenhower met for 45 minutes In his office with the natlon'i top diplomats and Russian experti. The White House said they con­ ferred on the American viewpoints to be put to Khrushchev. The capital was working fever­ ishly to complete arrangements for greeting Khrushchev and hla family when they arrive In a giant Russian turbo-prop plane at 10:30 a. m. Tuesday. The first rail chance for talks will come at 2:30 p. m. whan Khrushchev makes his first call at t e White House. Press Secretary James C. Hagerty said Elsen­ hower had blocked off 90 minutes on hit calendar bul there w u nothing to prevent the conference from going longer if tha two man so desire. Federal agents, trained military teams, and metropolitan police spread a hug* protective network Inday in the tightest security screen ever erected to the nation’* capital. The grim purpose was to protect Khrushchev. Tha far-flung precautions for Khrushchev's safety reached from the rooftops to the eewers. The moat elaborate traffic reitrlctioni to the history of Washington ware ordered. The princip tl fear of t e security sgents wea that some aggrieved refugee from t e Iron Curtain or Irrational crank might try to bring physical harm to Khrushchsv or craato a mob scene to embarrass the Soviet leader and hia boat, Prsridcnt Eisenhower, Grapefruit Moves WINTER HAVEN (UPD-Dally carlo*dings In boxes from the Citrus Vegetable Inspection Divi­ sion: By rail: 2,9*2 grapefruit; by truck: 19.110 grapefruit; total chipmend, 21,772 bnxei, Shipped Sept. 5-10: 1,059 boxes .rspeiruit; total te date, 29,225 player* sod liber mint!am sukaata required to a to days adtor thato (te a l : “If they put dya on t e moos or something se wo could see M, 1 would bo convinced. But they know wo have no way of disprov­ ing their claim, as 1 think they merely wont ahead and mads t e d a te for propaganda purpose*.” Haddock w u a member of the International Astronomical Con­ gress group that visited Russia to tnapoot bar rocket facilities lsat year. “Unless they have equipment they concteled from us last year, they could neither track nor guide a rocket,” be said. At Washington the National Aeronautics and Space Admin­ istration said t e moon rocket waa no fake. A statement to answer to in­ quiries said R would have been "extremely difficult" for the Rus­ sians to simulate t e phenomtna detected by trackers during the rocket’s last five hours af flight. U would havo bean possible to have a timer cut off the rocket’s transmitters, thereby simulating a lunar landing, the statement said, but it would have been hard to fake t e acceleration. Sanford Woman To Tell O f Russia Religion, children and sports In t e USSR will get a Sanford housewife's appraisal on Bill Barry'a "Digest" at 4:46 p.m, to­ day. Mrs. John Swope spent I t months in Moscow with her hus­ band Cdr. John Swop* before tha couple tame to Sanford to April. Russian shopping and entertalnraent will alio be discussed by Mrs. Swops who Uvad in tha Amarican Embassy. Cdr, Swope wee assistant naval Attach* to Moasow. 4-Lane Florida Artery Proposed LAKE WALES ( U P I ) - A fourlino U. I. Highway 27 from t e Georgia state line to Miami w u urged Sunday bp t e U. S. High­ way IT Aaao. The highway, running 427 mile* through F l o r i d a and passing through all of the state's road district*, already ia four-line for 46 miles. Next year’s budget baa authorised construction to maka t e highway tour-lana for 131 workers’ rlghta to bargain ■oUoctivoly, Impose regulations to M tttM l u n te t that place te a ls to te rn teeshlp, with srlmtori pauahito far violations. Trusteeship* era limited to U months. Require local —Ions to stoat e#> fleers by secret ballot every thru* yean and nsliosul a n te s every five yean, either by secret ballot or delegatee chosen by aocrot bat* lot. Provide for removal af uuito officers for misconduct and par* mlta candidate for a n te i n t o to Inspect membership flat*. Require union officers Ip kg bonded up to a (500,000 maximum and assume fiduciary rosponeibU, lty for union funds, loans over ( 2,000 to Communists and certain vlcta from holding union Permit s t a t e sgeneies and courts to assume Jurisdiction and apply stale law to caeee which t e National L a b o r Board dacUnro to accept Outlaw “shakedown” _ with criminal penalties for viola* lions. Ban organisational picket* ing when another union ha* bora certified to represent employee. Permit inform atlanal picketing thet does not affect deliver*** or services. Ban all hot cargo aontracto under which an amploysr agrees not to handle goods from other firms a union deems unfair. Per* mil garnet union* to eoottou* agreements to keap era ployera trom farming out work to MO* union subcontractor*. Junior High Opens Season Sunday Tbs Sanford Junior High entry to the East Florida MldgO| U'sguf will open t e ataaost Bun* day with a gam* agalnat t e Dupe tuna Beach midgsta at Daytona's Municipal Stadium. Coaches report a good aqua! developing at t e Junior high level and urge fana to accompany t e squad to Daytona for th* gams which will bogto Ot l :N p.ra. The "heavy" Junior high school team of larger boy*, will open it* saaaon against Kissimmee Sept. 22. Lake M ary Parent N igh t Tomorrow Then will bo a Parent*’ Nlfkg Tha association re-elected R. P. la t e auditorium af f Maty School at 7:94 p. Cochin, Clermont, aa president. Rooneys H ave Girl SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UPI) —Actress Barbara Thomason, >3, fifth wift of film star Mlekay H00nay. gava birth Sunday to a six-pouail (B-oumg hohg tfri. day. Floyd Richards, will introduce the faculty aad t e r * will be * general discussion o< how t e children a rt graded, plans for t e coming year, and t e budding program. This will bo a abort masting sad aU parasol — �i YOtK (UPI>—A nefTMts! with hdr everywhere. She wUl not ed taut here hello today' bo allowed to hare a moment lo work at belag Mias alooe with any maa except her > af m» acared that aba father during the year. She la be k flap as a beauty *£« pubUe Lee Mead, af Natchez, . N om e waa more surprised than retch, ceafidtd her qualms to ir reliefs roommate. Lynda, gtycar-old daughter of I automobile dealer, talked to IT cnfiMe roommate and closest lead, Martha Levels ee. an the iophoae after she defeated U her beauties for the lioo.ooo Ilea America crews. *Tm an scared I won't be a red MU* America,- MU* Love«e quoted Lynda In Jackson, competition. Even she had be­ come discouraged. But thee, on Saturday, abe sud­ denly perked up. She was named one of the top 10 semi-finalists on the basis of potato abe bad picked up In preliminary awim suit, tal­ ent and evening gown appearances all tboac eveuta had been men­ tioned, but Lyada apparently bad rated high. In the final minutes of the eonteat. the Uat reduced . to fire fiaallata. the girls from Arizona, California, Miailaaippl, Waahiagien and WUcoaaia. Each was required to answer two questions, one light and one serious, far the final Jndgng Lynda, who bad scored heavily all evening in the awim suit, even.ng gown and talent divisions, proved she was the fastest at thinking on her feet. First she was a a k o d if she would beat a young man a t taaala or golf if she knew aha could. “ I wouldn't and I shouldn't, be* cause I’d aever m him u d a If I did,’* the Mid. 'T ve bad that experience before.** New Seminole County Agricul­ Then the wai a iked what guid- tural Stabilization and Conserva­ ante and advice abe would (ire a tion Committee Chairman is San­ daughter today U prepare bar fee ford’s B. F. Cooper. C. S. Leu ef U/e. Oviedo, and W. G. Kilbee af Gene­ *'f would tell her to endeavor to va hare been elected aa regular ■ndentaad herself to realiao the committeemen and W. F. Chaptbtnga aha noeda to awake herself happy b e c a u ae ao many of ua chosen aa alternate members. don't know what we need to be The committeemen will serve happy, and I would tell her to from Oct. 1,1190 through Sept. 90, treat la bcraelf and treat la Cod." 1*00. That did it. Lynda wound up Policy and decision making func­ first tions in administration of national farm programs that deal directly with farmers m ate up meet af ASC committeemen’s duties. Pro­ per county operation of price sup­ ports, acreage allotment, market­ ing quota, agricultural conserva­ tion. farm storage facility loans, wool and sugar and Soil Bank pro­ grams are included In their re­ LAKELAND-(UFI) - The Flo­ sponsibilities. rida Citrus Commission bolds Its County ASC committeemen must first moating of the now citrus be farmers who are takiag part SMsaa hare Tuesday. in at least one farm program. They General Manager Homer E. are elected by fellow fanners. Hooka said the commission will consider some fundamental regu­ lation changes which would tight­ Driver Afforded en inspection procedures. The agency also will hear numerous com mitten reports, as Full Opportunity well ns consider a protest from JANESVILLE, Wls. (UP!) 11 chilled Juice processors that Police who arrested Baymond J. chilled Juke made from thawed Nohr for being drunk said they frozen orange Juice should be did so only after bis ear had clearly labeled. smashed three parking meters; One regulation change to be plunged into n cellar, breaking studied weald provide for destruc­ a door and a window; mingled tion ef fruit which fails to meet four rubber traffic cones; crushed required auger to acid ration two gsrbage cans and squashed standards at both fresh fruit and the toes of a passerby who tried processing plants. to stop the auto while Mohr was driving it. CitrusCommission PLE A SE) FOLGERS • M OUNTAIN GROWN “ What the International Geo­ H ello, Goodbye physical Year Means to You" will SAN FRANCISCO (UP1) — Sea­ be explained Sept. M to the mem­ man debtrkiag at San Fran­ bers of the Florida Fruit and cisco’s Embarcadero are greeted Vegetable Association at the by a alga announcing the -First Chince Saiooa.“ ll*turnlng to their ships, they pass the “ Last Chance Saloon’’— the other side of the same sign. AIRMAN ENDS A THREE-DAY NAVY HITCH— Sgt. Jim m y B. Graven of the A ir Force bob* on the sen o ff Key Went in n plastic pontooned "escape capsule.” Graves spent three days in th e steel cockpit and lived on survival rations to test the craft, designed to give pilots a chance against the sea a fte r supersonic a ir. c ra ft crashes. A small tent (center) protecta the tenant from the elements. A t bottom. Graves geta a lift from a helicopter in the final phase of th e a ir and sea opera. be snapped out of her tremendous sorrow if the mortician tactfully NEW YORK (L’PI) — Negro gelt her to looking over caskets patents from ll-rlcm today re­ with a view to picking out the one fused to call off an attempt to re­ •he prefers. gister 200 student* at an all-white And in love, the same law bolds junior high school in the fashion­ (rue. A girl should never forget able Rivcrdale section of The that an Impetuous escort may get Ornnx. out of control If she keeps her Rut other Negro group* post­ mouth shut: poned plana for a boycott of Har­ That's one reason why a man lem public schools by about 40,000 By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE C — 42S: Alice G., ag*d subconsciously tries to keep a dudents. They have complained I, was one of my psychology girl’s lips imprisoned in a pro­ bitterly that schools In Harlem tudents at Northwestern Univer- longed kiss. are segregated and Inferior to For bis emotion rises steadily other schools in the city. “Dr. Crane," she told me one and U not impededas long as he Parents threatening the regis­ ,»4ay after class, “psychology has can prevent her from making bis tration move said Sunday that If "IDeen a Ufa saver to me, maybe brain function, as by her ques­ they are refused they wtU stay at tions. «3 iteraUy. the school until the hoard of “ “ For example, you once told us Alice was a smart coed, there­ education acts. Paul Zuber, law­ TRhat a girl can prevent assault if fore, when she reacted to the dan­ yer for tbe group, said the 200 Taba can keep her escort talking ger of her Isolated parking spot children will not attend school ~pad thus make him 'cerebrate'. in the Chicago Forest Preserve. today and Tuesday. GIRLS, TALK FAST mim “WeU, two i n k s ago I accepted A girl's greatest protection in Tbe boycott wraa pul off to al­ blind date. The boy was suplow time for studying a new city -«4>o»«i to be very nice, but after such a crisis consists in keeping program aimed at resolving the ’ Hha dance, he drove out to the her escort's brain cerebrating grievances, a spokesman for the (thinking). And a man MUST X^orest Preserve and parked. other groups said. o *T K n n k l a r f r e l getting e a ttin w «» *'Then hea istarted fresh think, even in order to answer simple questions. even pulled a revolver out! So steer conversation around to Phoenix, Ariz., claims more —«f tbe pocket of tbe car. pools per capita (ban V! “ I was acared and almost pamck- his childhood and his mother, lie swimming any olhe* place in the country — liberal with honest compliments. i j d - Tbe only thing that saved me ^■ras that lecture in our psychology Inquire about his ambitions re about three per cent of all the na­ college or business careers or the tion's pools with only three-tenths J J liii. of one per sent of the population. — “ For 1 begin to ask him ques- Army. Ply him with discreet questions, •*glooj. Ho tried to brush them aside - and crush my lips to his, but I'd for as long a* you can keep him turn my bead and let him kits talking, he cannot grow unduly S A V E on erotic. 23ny check Instead. Eroticism It based largely on “Soon be begin to reply to my Top Quality Q uestions and after a few minutes a girl's silence. So tend for my —be was docile. He finally took booklet “Sex Problems of Young Dry Cleaning ^Zno back to the dormitory, but 1 People,’’ enclosing s stamped re­ ^> ever had been in such a dange- turn envelope, plus 2vc tnon-pro­ With H A L L ’S fit). •*rou« situation before. It gives further advice bn how 2 “So please remind your readers LOWER hout that rule that a man can't to make ■ boy cerebrate instead of emote. PRICES rrebrata and emoto at the tame (Always write te Dr. Crane U?ima, so keep him cerebrating in care of this newspaper, *amwah Judicious questions.” SUITS and closing a long 4c stamped, ad­ S ADVICE TO COEDS f * Sexual passion is mainly aa dressed envelope and 2*c te PLAIN DRESSES ^ m o tio n al response of the body. cwvtr typing and prising costs 4*But we are so created that the when yon send for on# of his wrbraln can't function in logical boklets.) th o u g h t while we are overwhelmed ••with such emotions as love, anger Zhn even grief. PANTS and ■Jr “Count to," «. . It thus a wist psy­ O. D. Farrell's chological nils when you are sngPLAIN SKIRTS T ry , sinen the very act of counting •Ttavolvet the brain. It means you --are cerebrating, and this reduces ^ y o u r Ire. R**n a grief-stricken wife may (Cash sad Carry) Vanguard To End Unlucky Career CAPE CANAVERAL (UP1>ProJect Vanguard will be tucked away In tbe “officially closed" files sometime in the next few days, but the hard-luck Vanguard rocket will live oo in U. S. plats for exploration of the moon opposite Russia’s luniks. The nest American effort to reach the moon probably will come about Oct. M . Tbe last of the Vanguard aatellite-lsnucbers is expected to lift from a pad her* within a few days. Tbe pencil-shaped rocket, this nation's first designed express­ ly to carry satellites, will bear a 30 pound two-in one moonlet to do research on solar radiation and on the earth's maanetie field. Tbe Vanguard is described as “quite sensitive" lo weather con­ ditions, especially winds, and for that reason the exact date of the launching remained somewhat in doubt. After that, the Vanguard will be used in piece-meal fashion with other rockets and missiles in U. S. space exploration programs. Package Store ^ 11* K. 2ad St. Sai ONLY RIB END LOIN with a 11.000.00 ACCOUNT with a S5.000.00 ACCOUNT PORK with a $3,000.00 ACCOUNT EARN RADIO with a 1 1 , 000.00 ACCOUNT FM RADIO with a S 2. 000.00 ACCOUNT GERBER’S • STRAINED 1 INTEREST P U t YEAR EARN INTEREST FROM AUGUST 1st C R E D I T F I N A N CMELBOURNE E C O OFFICE RP ORLANDO OFFICE 2*1 E. Casual Ph. GA S-4141 PAYS S 20 Quarterly for f 40 Q uarterly 1*#4 Washington Ph. PA M i l l LIM IT 12 AT THIS PRICE a 91.000 Loan for a 92,000 Loan SHURFRESH a 93,000 Loan 2 60 Q uarterly for n 94.000 Loan 2100 Quarterly for • 95,000 Loan S 60 Q uarterly for CH EESE SPREAD AVAILABLE TO RESIDENTS OF FLORIDA ONLY 1 would lika la invest DRY CLEANERS BREMNER ACCOUNTS “OLIVETTI” PORTABLE TYPEW RITER VAMP Tke Vary Beat MUSSELMAN’S SNOWDRIFT Box o f 2 Lb. Loaf CLIP AND MAIL Want ouarlfrl* l w . a . ml . __ . .. _ Featuring 210 K. l a l Several Vanguard components will b* worked into tbe four-stage At­ las-Able vehicle that will go after a lunar orbit when the moon makes a comparatively near approach of 230,000 miles to the earth Oct. X-4. The increasingly reliable Atlas will be the first or booster stage, with the Vanguard's liquid propel­ lant booster linked in as the sec­ ond stage. Informed sources said Vanguard's solid propellant thirdstage rocket will give tbe final boost that scientists hope will pro­ pel a 373-pound payload into aa orbit around the mon. The U. S. moon probe will in­ clude an electronic scanner de­ signed te take crude pictures of 40 per cent of the moon's “farside" surface which man hat yet to see. Later, a vehicle similar to At­ las-Able will Incorporate a modi­ fied Atlas ICBM and the Van­ guard booster in a space program named Vega, whose mam task will be to “soft land" a 30-pound payload on the moon. FREE G IF TS __ FOR N E W S A ST H M A (S A T THIS PRICE Program S et i people** program. The new Miss America weighs M pounds and is f feet, Y inches ifi. She measures 3S-24-M. Lywda came to New York from Uantic City with j . police escort Hed for her wardrobe for her ■ar-long tour, which will cover mm 1MJM mike in every state ■d weetere Eerope. Lywda wtn get down to work Weeday. She will make a Ulcvim c o m m e r c i a l for Loretta rung’s tekvision show, Urn first t taunt loos public statements by Baa America, who will endorse pednete, span auto shows, dedlate bridges, give np to 10 speechI n day and sign autograph mbs an aa almost non-stop gendn. Thursday nod Friday she rends at ■ Niagara Falls festival ghe will he paid from 1100 to IMP far each appearance, plus GA. GRADE A .................. ............ . .........- ....... _____ ___ ADDRESS PHONE CITY ._ ____ ____ _______ ___ _____ PLEASE SEND INFORMATION ON PROSPECTUS - PARK AVE. A T 25th ST. �S t- SS t M «*9 V r m lf Quotable Quotes f a il'd Press lateraaltoaal NEW YORK — Vice Pmidenj Richard M. Nixon, commenting on the possibility that Russia might make territorial claims oa the moon because Us rocket, bearing Soviet pennants and emblems, was the first man made object to reach it: “ Pm not loo concerned about that at the moment. la view of the climate of the mooa, very few of us care who occupies It at the moment." CHICAGO - James T. Hangan. who claims he owns apace on the baiia of a deed obtained from the Cook County Chicago recorder's office la IMS, protesting the So­ viet mooa shot: * “They’re entirely out of order in shooting a rocket to the moon. I put the moon, at well as Hart, under my protection la my proc­ lamation of July 21, 1*51." LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Evange­ list Billy Graham, describing the men accused ef setting off Labor Day explosions after meeting and praying with them In their eeili: “They were very humble and. 1 would say, repentant.'' ST. LOUIS, Mo.—Former Fraildent Harry S. Truman, warning that the “enemies" of the United Statce are trying to create preju­ dice between group# and faiths: “The beliefs on which we found­ ed our form of governmeht, and our hope for a better world, are under attack" OAKLAND, Hd. — Roy Dixon, It, describing the crash of a ■rhool bus and a train that killed seven children and injured 19 others: “it seemed everybody rushed to the doors of the bus all at obce. -Scoutfr-of—Troop 31 were One g irl---- the got stuck-In the guests of Cdr. I. M. Rowell door. I didn't know what to do. Finally somebody pushed her Jr., skipper of VAH-5, a t . out . . , Later 1 saw tome blood the Sanford Naval A ir S ta­ on the door." Inspection tion for a tour of the base and lectures on the various jobs done to keep the unit flying. A t top. Scouts are United Press lalernatiMai shown how a parachute is LOS ANGELES—Gilbert Adrian, put together by riggers J. 3$, the intentionally known eourturier "Adrian" who designed D. Mitchell and L. K. Rich­ dresses and grown* for many Hol­ ardson. Center, th ey In­ lywood actresses, died Sundiy spect n Skyw arrior. Bot­ after a stroke. tom, .Mitchell inflates a NEW YORK—Frank C. Walker, Mae West life vest ii$ de­ 73, U. S. postmaster general from m onstrating safety equip­ 19to to 1945 and chairman of the Democratic National Committee ment. (Navy Photos) from IMS to 1914, died Sunday. Deaths t o r Ib p V a in # Gifts, QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED a PRICES GOOD thru Wedneidoy Sept. 16th. YU R C H O IC E - R-C Cola or COCA-COLA 24 Bot. Case Reg Site Plus Deposit s Thrifty Maid Holvni or | . -| ,'t '.'V , , Deep South SLI. PEACHES 5 S . T 0 A P P L E JELLY Standard 25* Regular TOMATOES 5 49‘ SCOTTISSUE 8 aw T SELECTED FROM YOUNG PORKERS FRESH PORK HAM LEAN, TIN D ER Half ar Whole LONDON-Col. Denis Haughlon Bates, 73, chairman of tba Cunard Line, died Sunday. ♦'Here W e Go On Road To The Gutter!' W ife Says By DOC QLTGG NF.W YORK (LTD — William • 8. Samuels was born 52 years ago in Manhattan, and during hit life in the big city he never got • chance to strike up even a nodding acquaintance with a hor,e. Today he'a wondering where ■Z thta noble rrrature has been all hie life. He means the kind of •horse that goes aruund in circlet on a race track. He became an expert In one day on the science of making money betting on the * horses. The day »«< Tuesday; — the place, Belmont I’srk. He had been to a race track only once before, 22 years ago, and he hadn't paid to o much attention then. Tuesday he had $!,000 in lettuce—eri.p cash, five £ $ 1 0 0 bills and the rest $2U'a, ■ Samuels, a buyer, a food dlstri.. but or, had won a sates promotion contest »|nmiorcd by a food pro. cessor. The priie Was a day at the rnccs with $1,000 to bet — if he lost, the company to give him another $1,000; if he won, to ket'p it all. He arrived at the track two hours before the race, his mind f alive with two dorrn different “aystema" that business friends ■* had wished upon him. With him Were his wife, son William Jr., - - ID. and daughter Barbara, IK. The track ulfitial* installed the family in a Ik>x. “Who's the bet- ter rider, Arcaro or Shoemaker?" he a-ked. “Difference of opinion makes horse raring," he was told. lie invested $52 on four hursts in the tin t race and got 115.90 back. “ Wow!" said Samuels, “it was over so quick; what a fast way to lose your money." Civil Service Job Exams Opened The Eastern Brahman Associa­ tion Field Day it scheduled to open II a m. Saturday at the Kissimmee I.ive*lock Pavilion. “The Brahman's place In the livestock industry" will be diecussed by American Brahman Breeders’ A*sn. Executive Secre­ tary Harry I*. Gayden. Cattle from outstanding Florida Brah­ man her<L* will be displayed in the barns and will be judged and typed in the afternoon. *”"*4 * * | -, --T 9 Clerk typist and clerk-stcnogra- pher examination* are open at the Orlando Air Force Base. The pay is from $3,253 to $3,735 per year. Sanford resident*. 11 years or ' older, who are interested in a — Civil Service typist or stenogra­ pher position are urged to apply “ for this examination. Registers established as a result of this examination will b« used — tr» fill positions at th» Orlando £ A ir Force Base. McCoy Air Force ” "Base, Sanford N avi Air Station, and other federal installations within a 33 mile radius of Or,* Undo. ___ : | ---------------------------- rrspoa«ible fur any — I 1 an not respoa*ible I rooting work or roofing reofii debt* .1 mad# by anyone. F. M. Enilish State Mas Mental Patient Space MACCLENNY <UIT I—Florida ha* conquered the problem of space for mental patients for th* time being, accoiding to Gov. LeRoy Collins. Collin, .poke here Sunday at the official dedication of the Northeast Honda Stale .Mental Hospital, "With menial illness ranking as the number one health problem in our state and nation," Collins said, "it is particularly appro* pi isle that mental health should bo the first of our institutional programs elevated to a status of minimum current adequacy." The new hospital, already He put $«0 on three horses In the second and lost It. He invest­ ed |3i! on 13 combinations of the daily double and came within three-quarters of a length of win­ ning it. Harking to daughter Barbara's advlr* he went with Bonnie Belle in the third, a hurdle tacc. Bonnie Belle, leading, stub­ bed a weo toe on the 12th hurdle. “So far, I’m lucky in love— and nothing else," moaned Samuels. Stabbing awray at random. Sam­ uels bet on six horses in the fourth race. Nothing. In the fifth he pirked up $177.50 by going with Pundit, the favorite, but suf­ fered an overall loss of $22.50 in poor side-investments, In the tilth , Barbara pickrd the winner but he Ignored her ad­ vice and lost $200 on a couple of nags ridden by Shoemaker and Arcaro. Came the seventh, and Samuels put $50 to Tharp, a heavy favurite, to win. Thsrp won, paying him $95. By this time, Samuels, blue - eyed, hawk • faced, horn - spectacled, how-tied, and tension-swathed, had shed his coat and was yelling like a veteran. Hr quarreled with hla wife, snapped at his so n , and looked askance at this daughter. He had only $540 left, lie bet $500 on luiurels the (avurite, to win and, as an afterthought, told hia wife to bet Ule $40 on luruisls to place. She made a mistake and bet the $40 on something that finished last. It didn't matter. Laurel*, won, paying him $850. He bet the entire $850 In the ninth end last race on Dr. Hah, with Shoemaker up. Dr. Hah won. enatding Sam­ uel* to leave with ll.S.'tu in his pocket. Fingering hi* riches, he began making a date with a veteran hors* player to attend the open­ ing of the new Aqueduct race Dark next week. "Here we go on the road to the gutter," said Mrs. Samuel*. housing I (HI patient.*, will be expamied to a L'.OOo bed facilrty under plans now underw ay. Coll FA 2-3315 flh tiip A COLONIAL CLEANERS 110 8. I’atm ello At*. Drive-In Branch 31# R*. 13|h NECK BONES PORK T A ILS Small, Tender P O R K FEET Lean, Meaty 15* PORK BRAINS it 19* l, 15' CHITTERLINGS 2<& 49* Sliced, Tender 12' P O R K L I V E R u. 29* Pork The Famous Hormel CANNED HAM SAUSAGE 3-Lbs. Net Sunnyland Pork Hot or M ild M b. Pkgs. Seobrook Farms Brahman Field Day Slated Saturday STA-NU Cleaning Kerim Clothes LIKE NEWl Delieioui With Eggi Fresh Pork V EG ETA B LE PIES 5 FOR Atlor Frozen Morion Froien Cloverleof or Parkerhoute FROZEN ROLLS S U 29‘ GRAPE JUICE 6 c«’l Morton Froien MACARONI i i . 5 , - T H O N E Y D E W S ^ 5 9 Vine Ripe Jumbo Sit# Sovr Your M#i»y With Usl IT’S SAFE IT’S PROFITABLE Sio^Sn! H O O D 33" B LE A C H 10/ • 17/ - 31* 1 - 2 L iq u id S t a r c h * U * �b a ira a a o f th* M t a if D m i h t a n of tho is Jotm nf Its stator >f Uis C onstitution of to rs f ro s k t h o n o i sr B o d o t j s f tb s ATLANTA (OH)—' t a t e t o f tb s B U tt Ifrtsga tinus la Congnoo, sad this F soRMtkass bad no queruai fo r wooka a t a t in s . Finally, C o a im s so t May 14, 1717, s a d ladopoadsacs I, PhlMWipbla, s s tho data and ptaeo of a mooting of re. w t a S r s e m l all t b s sU tss f o r pttrposo o f s tn a ftb * v a t ■ee to tto erigiael toadta. Nov, a t tart, tb n V i s a o t o i r a tat sf I t U f i . r s m . r o t a s of tbs s ta b ility and aenriet. E ight had of IndopoRdsocs; s o n s bad ssrvod i t l had f o o ih t la th o RovoliUos) ,'tbs* work o f tho C oaroatloa asarod IS tho rorlaod d raft w aa subailttsd. t 17, 81 n ttn b s r s slgnod tho costry and a half, tho Conatitutlon has individual liberty and th o su p rsn o MOSCOW (UPI>—What da* tba Soriat Union bap* to got out of Premier Nikita Khruabebor’a v tatt to America 7— —--------- - Tboro it, of court#, no on# anawtr to that quaitlon. But Khruabthrr hlaaaalf kaa put kla flngor an what bu eatto “tba IDGE, Maas. (UF1) — Thu H arvard Alumni question tf question#" la bit mant thin story about tb s lo ts Prof. Zocharlah Cha­ toman talk, with Pmld#*t E|. r d Law School i was posing fo r a p o rtrait by a rtist G ardnsr Cox m a soOsagus toid t h s profsssori “I hops Cox tiiatonco, disarmament, tba Bal­ kan aatolUtoa and toaea. But what Khrushchev wanta la a bloat talk ita t^ c to ra a n y . To laaro tba Gorman problem unaolrad, bo baa sold, la libs baring a “parmanont burning fUo* la a powdor dump wktab can Ox- longed dlrlilop. “The climate of Soviet - Ameri­ can relation* la Improving rapid­ ly,” Firat Deputy Promiar Annataa Mlkoyan remarked at' a diplo­ matic reception. “And who would Chafes: “I don't w ont justice, I w ant mercy 1” Crippled Children# Home, there­ fore we wart proud to to of assistancq * aponaortaf tbit need­ ed emerge**/. Mra. Wad* S. laydar Tto Uilvaralty of Mtanteola maintains a complete Ig-tota goU course tar tto uio of atudeato aad faculty members. They are eltawed to play without charge* CRO SSW O RD SLItaetta 38. Knew* 38. Spread out 34. Shinto 3* Hastened 34 Malt bevetagee IT. Clewing coal 31- Presidential nickname S I. C o n tro l Sap on airplane 31 Hoofed (.Sultan's to-Irocurto B. Place S7. Man's 7. More lucid asms KfUmfeteUsUj!} X Vary smaU 29. Elgar brook 1 ILChinaaaE ^ B lO M E a n 34 Ar^d** 83. PwTh 38. Mule blaakat M Dmnou- " n ™ IK Two (prt&S) atraV*et*rt*»'a Saew SO. Senior live 31. Sale notice# pronoun 41. BambooUV 88. Kxclama. 37. River of a rasa lUm of Africa 48. Whirlpool disgust 38. The country 4 (.Pigpen 33.0atrlchllka (taw) 43, Get (dial. Mid 40. Dry var.) "Yea, definitely,” agreed Piter Poapalov, aecrttary of tto CommunUt Party '1 central commit­ tee. Poapelov la one of the lead­ Marxist theoreticians. CAMBRIDGE, Maas. (UP1) - ing“But,” he added, ”w« m u,r not larmon P. Elliott, 71-year • eld forgot the danger from Ger­ head of tto Elliott Addressing Ma­ many.” chine Co., wee tnjoyfng “tto fua Poipalov minimised the likeli­ of giving while living” to the hilt hood of i war arising from a di­ rect, deliberate action by the Uni­ today. ted State* or tho Soviet Union, Thursday, to handed out $1,430,- but ha said West German “Irre­ U 1 in esaft to IT! employes aa hla dentists" might provoke a global "thank you" tar their years of conflict for thtir own purpose*. An Irredentist la defined aa a faithful service. They found tto cash ta tto aavttopa* containing parson or group advocating return to their country or territory their regular pa? chocks. In 31 years of operation. Elliott formerly belonging to them but later lost. haa never had a strike. The observations of thcat two Tto monoy came from a treat to rt Elliott established 30 year* leaders reflect the thinking at tto ago. Ha recently told the plant to Soviet summit oa tto at* of Bata enter Securities Corp. but Khrushchev's tour of the United only with tto understanding’ that Statea. all hla present worker* would bo Khrushchev said In a press con­ ference In tho Kremlin tart kept on. Employee with only three years month: "Wt are going to America with of service got 12,300 plus Wl » tor tech year. Those with toog upon soul* and pure hearts, with period* of employment received aa good intantluns and a sincere de­ sire to facilitate tho liquidation of muck as RMS. Elliott tod Uttto to eey about the cold war.” hie own generosity- Asked what Why does the Kremlin attach a* effect to Bought hla action would much Importance to this meeting tove> to aald with a ahuckla, which, aa Elsenhower ha* empha“ Maybe tto tele at IT* new auto­ •trod, U exploratory to character end modest in goal 7 mobiles.” That wao tbo sotag rato tor such goods at an auction la Au­ gusta, Go., Oct S, IMS. Tbo Aui t u b Chronic!# A ttonUnol of O ct Observers born dia*laa aa aa 11 considered H worthy of men* ovnra ImpUflcatioa suggestions that Urn on Pago Two. Jurt two month, ago Mra. tbo EramUn'a olattaa la saptalaabla portly la Urtna of a PtroOnel Hatan Harding, a Frencb-apeakpolitical “ triumph “ J*f— Khrush­ -fa»r~*<ogrw womnu from Weekachev'# “fined idea” of tbo useful- lalaad, U ., mallod tho MontM il of prtrato talk# with Eiaen- gomtry Ward atom a t Lafayntto, SMS,0QS‘ la ---------Cootodorato bUU kowor. uto'-i-------Actually, there la toaaoa to bo­ along with a whopping ontor for iler* tho Ida* did not aprlng full* oeoiytking from lawnmowon to grown from Khrushchev's train, ndtaa. Tbo otoro k tpt ISO worth, but waa initiated aad bad 1U pro* malkd bar back a portablo radio and ooaa dlacuaaod at ataatona of aad tbo n o t of to r meaty. Mont­ tbo gorammont pmldium aad tbo gomery Ward may t o n peatod up a good tblMT* Tto fact to that tbo approachTo the So*l#t, too reciprocal lag Civil War ContannUl aad tba vlalto aymbollu tto final recogni­ tuddoa growth of coin collecting tion of tba Soviet Union a# Amer­ Into one af tto aationa favorite ican equal la aaaeattal respects. hobbit* have m ated on interna T to feeling among politically Interest la Confederate money conscious Buaaiana U that the (hot waa Jurt about worthies* in to p e * of the aputalka and prog- 1M4. A taw of the bUta now are ewaa of Soviet rocketry led te worth up to |S,000. grudging Weatern acceptance of All told, there war* 78 type# of th* debility of Soviet power end paper currency printed by the a roatlutloa that tto atatua quo Confederacy. Toward tto ond of could not to changed abort of a tho war tbo printing firm of mutually eulcldal war. Keatings and Ball of Columbia, “ What do you think waa tto | . C., waa grinding out tto atulf moat algniflcant contribution of night and day. The last write Nixon's v t a 11 to the Soriot authorised wee that of Feb. 17, UnionT" a high official aakod. 1M4 aad nobody knows exactly Without awalUng a reply, to cited a paragraph from one of Nlxon'a tpooctoa to tto effect th at tto world haa reached a aimatloa whore wo muat toara to live together or perieh together. “This aounded,” to aald, “Ilka tto eober voice of a reaponaihto American leader. For, uatil re­ cently, we hove been aceuotnmod to hear your genorala thruetta they can wipe ua out within a taw PoN-Parrot K A U *^ CRO SSW O RD S-BOdds— . SLBideed ' ’ howl* ‘.'inn ii _ DOWN L Window framing i. Body of Kaffir w anton ** V 6. r □ □ Sr TT M taobof . (to) k-i-JWMn i'jh a a ,• r*mis-i Uagteoki M Kxaet iruiui. Mtti n -lUi S. To frequent position '?lliqi+.:i.'. ; T. Odd (Seal) 32. Short lOfJM W.KUQ 'JcftSOte Si Fruit W ■%r A Occurring before a a a u o tle a 11. Cunning socks 31 Boy's nicknam e 39. Viper Ma<iUM v i ,'m -I U IKM I-4!' uittitifi u I'.i-jf, U T h u s d ,) 38. Nimbly Stir.:, Jlf.Hl :IH w 'ljq aurite a u sH tr'i t u v a SX Stuff 17. King of 84. City (Nav.) Judah 8*. Capable 8*. Middle Monday, Septem ber 14,1959 Good Shoes mean good posture for your child t tow Confederate MUi tor bta coltaction. Most nltacto n will pay about I f Mato for Mils fro* tbo IMS u r t a , aad a m t antique ■boot boro | 0t fro* t l op for Oddly oaoufb, Dm roallr sals' ablebUle ororo priatod by a TankM outfit, m Notional Bank N o* Co. of Now York City* Only Srt of tbooo a n known to h a rt boom printed, la donomlnattoao of |M to 11 ,000, at tbo tiB i tbo Cos* M o l d myhal wao at Moat* gomery, Ala., and botoro tbo war bad actually started. Payno owns N o F eather Bedding H1RAOA. Japan (ITPD-Wtou M ay* Tatauaaburo Suauda goat oa aa to m m y kick to naBy GATOR 2,000 *Nuthfns' LONDON (UP1) - Burglars tooted n truck parked outside a London music atop Tuesday and got away witk 3,ooo record* of LUMBER Co �m— m SS Sfpt 14, 1959 Church Ruth Lee W eds M . J. Martin Frances Calendar MONDAY Jn Ceremony At N e w Smyrna Beach "Tba wedding o( Miss Frances Ruth Lae, daughter of Mr. and lira. Frank Fluhugh Let. 1301 North Atlantic Ave., New Smyrna faaeh and Michael Jamta Marha, aw ol Mr. and Mri. William U. Martin, Dtland, waa sotemaliad during a nuptial m ait at faertd Heart Catholic Church, Jfew Smyrna Aug. 9 . ^•Tbo Kev. Francia Salmon of Saerad Heart Church officiated at the ceremony. U n . Charles J. Woolley, organist, presented a program of wedding music and accompanied Miss Elizabeth DaBoss, soloist. Mlsa Sara Ann Martin, DeL-nd, slater of the groom was maid of honor and William M. Martin dr., hit brother waa best mao. as ushers were John t rying ilper, Joel Strawn, John Sum­ mers, Thomas N. Lee and Leslie Dyer. Joy Lynn Lee and Cathy Cavanaugh were flower girls and Q. C. Guest and Hal Clifford Lee, nephews of the bride served na ring bearers. The bride was given In mar­ riage by her father and wore a gown of embroidered tchlffli with basque bodice, scalloped sabrlna neckline, short sleeves and skirt Vnade in tiers of • full gathered scalloped ruffles cascading Into n long chapel sweep. Her full fingertip veil of silk illusion fell from a mother of pearl crown of orange blossoms and leaves and she carried a cascade bouquet of white bride’s roses and pearlised orange biossoma. -The maid of honor wore a pink nyUm c pylon chiffon dress with full skirt ■id softly so draped waistline, givcummerbund effect, pink matching headpiece, short pink, pearl trimmed mltta and carried Business Women's Circle meets with Mrs C. A. .Anderson Jr., 107 Shannon Dr. for supper and program meeting. Mrs. H. J. Hut­ chison co-hostess, 7 p. m. Music Study School 7:30 p. m. First Presbyterian Church Even­ ing Circle 1—Mrs. Joel Field. Chm., meets at 8:10 p. m. in the Educational Bldg., for covered dish supper. Mrs. Fiehl and Mrs. Harvey Swanson, hostesses. Evening Circle 2—Mrs. Joe Gar­ rett, Chm., with Mrs. David Bach, 310 Holly Ave. at • p. m. Evening Circle 3-Mrs. Warren Adams, Chm., meets at 0 p. m. with Mrs. Adams, 2(03 Grandview Ave. Pinecreat Baptist Church Youth Fellowship, 7 p. m. TUESDAY First Baptist Church W. M. U. Program for State Missions 10 a. m. Music Study School 7:30 p. m. First Presbyterian Church Pio­ neer Fellowship a p. m. Pinecrrst Baptist Church Junior R. A. Meet­ ing S p. m. Intermediate R. A. Meeting 7 p. m. Ruth S. S. Class Meeting al the home of Mrs. L. F. Stewart, 8 p. tn. Pinccrcst Golden Circle S. S. Class al the home of Mrs. Volie Williams Jr., t p. m. Pinccrcst Winsome S. S. Class Meeting at the home of Mrs. H. D. McNair, I p. m. a cascade bouquet of pink roses. The flower girls wore white orgtndy dresses over pink snd ear­ ned pink baskets of rose petals. For her daughter’s wedding Mrs. Lee choee n bine chiffon gown with lace bodice end bouf­ fant skirt with matching shoes' n corsigc of deep pink rosebuds. and white gloves. She wore a Church decorations Included tall blue (bather hat and a corsage aUnding baskets ef wbttn gladioli, of palo pink rosebuds. Mrs. Mar­ pompons, pottad ptanta'and green­ tin, mother ef the groom, wore ery. Arrangements were placed n pink lace abeath dress, pink on all three altera nod In the snd white hat, white gloves and windows. The alter n i l was awagged with fern end pompons tied with white satin streamers. Pews ENTERPRISE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS — (L eft to r ig ht t were marked with notegays of fir: front row) Mra. Ruth Ryon, fifth grade; Miss Dorothy Chambers,i, first pompoms, jade foliage and satin grade; Miss Louise Ball, fou rth grade and Mrs. Daisy Gunn, eighth grade. ribbon streamers. The entrance (Back row) William R crringer, seventh grade; Mrs. B ertha Hardin, sec­ of the church waa deeonted with ond grade; Mrs. Ethel T art, third grade; Mrs. Rachael Alley, s ix th grads arrangement! of combined while flowers. and L. O. Hayman, principal, (Photo by Cox) The more than 9M wedding gueita were joined by additional friends and relatlvas at the Smyr­ na Yacht Club for tbs reception which followed .the ceremony. K profusion of flowers and greenery decorated the com modore’a room, D. 5 E. Starr observed his ball room and eocktnil lounge of loth birthday Saturday. His the clubhouse. friends will regret to learn that One of the outstanding tables he Is confined to his home due Mr*. M. V. Wilkina was hostess A. Best, Mra. Curtis Grata 1*1 was the bride's book table, where to illness. to she annual covcied dish sup­ Mrs. R. A. Cohen. a lace parasol was laced to a Mrs. B. F. Mills Sr., Is visiting per of the Duress Sunday School vase containing white pompons Honored gueita, Including aevr her son and daughter-in-law Mr. data of the First Baptist Church and shading a miniature bride and Mrs. Frank C. Mills in Smyr­ Thursday at her hunie In Loch members from the Bethany Class, and groom. na. Tenn. From '.here she will go Arbor. Co-hosleasc* were Mrs. T. those being promoted and tto The bride’s table was centered to Chicago, III, for a visit with her teacher, Mrs. William Tanner, with a large white tiered cake. son and hts family. She plans were presented corsages. Guests were presented liny net to return home by Sept. 20. Lake Mary containers holding pink rice and Mr*. T. A. Beat octgoin* pre­ Larry Lossing. son of Mr. and tied with white ribbon. Following sident, waa presented a slime Mrs. Ralph W. Lossing, left last a honeymoon trip the couple will tray in appreciation of her aerweek for Suwannee, Tenn. to en­ reside in their new home, in Va­ vice*. Mrs. Glen Price opened tho roll at the University of the lencia Villa, DeLand. meeting with n devotional. A t tho South', where he is studying for In addition to the many friends Shirley and Larry Rcsler have the ministry. Hr and hit famdy returnned fom a visit with their business session new offlceta and relatives from nearby towns have been living in Orlando dur­ psrents, Mr. and Mrs. George were elected for the comlnff year. Dayton, Ohio, Miami and Monroe, Those elocted were Mrs. N. C. ing tho summer vacation. •-V-U- •' & «*-. were Mr. and Mrs. W. L. ■tester and Mr. and Mrs. William Booth, president; Mr*. Charles He has been assisting with T l f f r u r?' f , v » •« »«d Mr. and Mrs. J. T. MeEvans of Madison, Wis. Miss Ka­ sendees at St. Luke's Cathedral. ren Ann Peterson, who had been Lew!*, vice president; Mra. IL A* Lain Jr-. ■«> •«> Tommy of Their first child, a son, was born visiting the Hesters, returned Cohen, secretary, Mrs. C. E. Me* Geneva; Mr. and Mrs. William . a. Cord, assistant secretary; Mra. Aug. I at Grange Memorial Hos­ homo to Madison with them. r j j y f f -'>1 >• T. Raynor and family of Sanford, Glen Price, treasurer; Mrs. M. T. 4-1 91 Mr. and Mrs. William L. Liedkc, Sanford Drove 16*1 of the B.P.O. pital. Ills wife and baby accom­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffin H a y n e s , devotional chairman; Bradenton and Mrs. Helen Line- Does will meet tonight at a p.m. panied him to Tennessee. and children, Frankie and Lor- Mr*. ^ Douglas __ ___ .8tenitra<n. ____ . . . . . . . ______ courtesy hart of Oviedo, all members of in the Elks lodge room. It will Janice Luxcn and Nancy Smith rain c.-Jiare moved into bhc^-^Y MRS. MICHAEL J. MARTIN um snV 'mm " " m ’ V. 'w ilid ii spent the__weals__end— visiting the bride's mother's family. be the first Regular husincss set, friends and Nancy’s parents in beautiful new home just off Lake and Mrs. W. W. Horne, social slon of the season. Mary Ulvd, on the Longwood road, chairmen and Mrs. J. E. Raid his­ Members arc requested to Miami. All of Lake Mary Is very happy torian. 1,1, Col. ami Mrs. E. G. Bandy bring a pair of earrings. They and daughter, Samira, have been for them. Member* attending were hos­ will be auctioned uff to the high­ his mother, Mrs. A. P. tesses, Mrs. Best, Mrs. Booth, est bidder and proceeds added visiting Bandy at her home on West First Mr*. Price, Mr*. William Tripp, to the money making project Street. The narnlys1 have just Newlyweds Guests Mr*. E. C. Campbell, H it, R. K. fund. returned from four years duty In Morris, Mrs. tttenxtrom, Mra, Officers are asked to wear The Episcopal Church Women their long white dresses as pic­ Germany ami left Thursday for A t Buffet Supper 0 Sanford Cub Scout Pack 343 Tn liner, Mr*. Calvin Jardlna, arc requesting their many friends Ft. liewaeha County, Arizona, -will meet tor the first session of Mrs. France* Harrington, Mra. By MARIAN R. JONES in the Sanford area to lend a tures will be msde for (he history where they expect to be stationed. the fall season Thursday at the H. H. Fortner Jr. and Mra. John book. Dues for Ihe year are now Mr. and Mrs. Loriw Mathers, First Presbyterian Church. Sev­ The Lake Monroe Home Dem­ Mri. Johnson appointed the helping hand in their latest pro­ being accepted. All members are who were married Aug. 23 at the Fuller. Mr*. Fuller will be hoeteaa eral Cub Scouts in the pack will onstration Club met Thursday following committee chairmen; ject an "Outgrown" sale. bride’s home in Athens, Georgia, to the October meeting. Those having men, women and urged to attend. be transferred to a Webelo Den, evening at the home of Mrs. C. Mrs. Marra, devotional; Mrs. J. were guests of honor recently E. Hunter on Narcissus Ave. for ..._,___ . . . . „ i childrens' clothing that is still which will create openings. when Mr. anil Mrs lten Jones the first meeting of Ihe club year. " Sapp, food, Mrs. . E. Hunter, wearai,|c but outgrown and would - Pack 343 Is also interested in Mrs H. L. Johnson, president clothing; Mrs. Jack Stamlifcr, | ukc (0 ai,ii| in this project may Sanford Art Assn. The tluslncs- ami Professional and Mr. and Mr*. II. C. Parker Mrs. Brown Hostess •rganlsing Dens in the Wynne- presided over (he business ses­ Women's Club will meet Wednes­ entertained at the Jones home To Circle Tuesday health; Mrs. J. H. Tindcl, sun leave them at Holy Crass Parish Meets Tonight wood and Sunland Estates sec­ sion. Mrs. Clover Marrs led the In Oviedo, with a huffet supper. tions. Anyone interested in these Devotional using as her theme thine; Mrs. Annie MacArthur, House. (Use the 4th St. or Mag­ The Sanford Art Assn, will meet day at the Civic Center at 7 p.m. The party room* were attract­ Circle No. 2, United Praehy* activities are requested to con­ tbe "Comfort of God" and closing crafts; Mrs. Hilda Thompson, nolia Ave, entrances). They msy tonight at 7:3o p. m. in the Craft for th e lirst session of the fait ively decorated throughout featur­ terlan Women of tba Community also be left at the home of Mrs. sea von. t a c t Cubmaster Marvin Aedcr at with The Lord's Prayer. home improvements; Mrs. J. E. building in Ft. Melton Park. Of Tom McDonald, 2803 French Ave. ficcrs will Ik- elected for the com Supper will be served nt 7 p.m. ing a wedding motif In a color Presbyterian Church, Lake Mary TTA 2-1830. Programs and plans were for­ Andrews, recreation; Mrs. C. 1. will meet at > v m. tomorrow The articles must be clean and ing year. All Interested persons followed by the- bnsine ,s meeting, scheme of pink and while. Ilabun cancer; Mrs. Leon Keel, mulated for the coming year and Invited guests Included: Mr. at Ihe home of Mrs. Jeha in usable condition. All types of are invited to attend. I All member* are uiged to attend. family life and Mrs. Claude Hitmoney making projects were dis­ and Mrs Drady Mathers, Miss Reaves. Mra. Mabel Brown will men, women and childrens' cloth­ cussed. The October program will tell, civil defense. Marilyn Mathers, Mr. and Mrs. be co-hostess. Tho group will fla­ ing, hats, shoes, gloves, purses Program for Ihe evening was and jewelry are acceptable. They feature David West, owner of C. E. Mathers and family. Mr. il h the study of the Book ef Alla, West’s Card Shop in the Food Fair on Corsage Making and was given do not necessarily have to be and Mrs. S. C. Mathers, Mr. and under the leadership of Mrs. YM Shopping Center, who will show by William Grow of DeLand, as­ used clothes. Many Sanford mer­ MV*. R. C. Smith, Mrs. Rena Brooklyn. the latest Christmas cards, gift sisted by Mrs. A. C. Frank. In hit chants arc donating new articles Carroll, Miss Shirley Morgan. Mr. Mr*. George Yales was hostess! Mri C. F. Holloway, Mrs. Wit- and Mrs. Bill Wiggins, and fami­ demonstration Mr. Grow used car­ for (he sale. wrappings and gifts. SELECT AND LAY AWAY nations. glads and pompoms. .Mrs. A date ami place for the sale at an informal tea at her home tard Junes and Miss Mary Phil- ly. Alice NurUgrcn. Mrs. J. H. Tin- will be announced in the near from 2:30 to 4:30 p. in. Sunday, I lip*, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Burch and CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW AT del snd Mrs. Hunter were given future smt it will feature all of honoring Miss Iris Causey, bridefamily, Mr. and Mrs. BtlJ Wilson W1EBOLDTS the corsages made by Mr. Grow. the above mentioned articles and elect. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley CAMERA SHOP Each member also made a cur- more. Benjamin, Miss Sherri Roberts, Mist Causey, a former Sanford 218 8. Park Avs. sage of yellow pompoms. Club resident, is now employed at Mr*, iluhy Jones, Mr. and Mrs. members decided to sponsor a Johnny Jones, Miss Mary Jones Rich's Department store in At­ workshop on table arrangetnrnis lanta, Ga. She was visiting her and the hosts. Miss Helena Drawdy and Dick for Christmas and parties. This parents Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Parker, Oviedo bride and groom- will be held on Nov. 3rd, time Causey over the week end. S tr y p e e u elect shared honors with Mr. and snd place to be announced later. SMH Board Meeting Assisting Mrs. Yates with the the guaranteed Mrs. Bob Parker, who were cele­ Mri. Hunter served refresh­ serving of cake and punch was Scheduled Tuesday serai-paste brating their 11th wedding anni­ ments to the Mmes; Clover Mrs. Glenn Tucker and Miss The Woman's Auxiliary of Se­ versary. Saturday ‘venlng when Marrs, ffaiel Garden, W. A. Can Circle 10 of the WSCS uf the Linda Hunt kept the guest bonk. PAINT REMOVE! minole Memorial Hospital board Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Jones and up. Annie MacArthur. Leon Keel, First Melhudixl Church met last attending were Sirs. L. will meet Tuesday nt D:30 a.m. In Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Parker en­ Hilda Thompson, Mary liittrll, week at the home of Mrs. E. U S. Others Cute fast and deep. Payne, Mrs. H. A. Fisher, the hospital dining room. All with a dinner party in J. H. Tindcl, Jack Slandifcr, II Ley, 118 Elm Ave. with the At paint and hard* MURRAY E. NANCE JR . tertained W, F. Hunt, mother of the their honor. The occasion was L. Johnson, and guests, Mrs. chairman, Mrs. W. W. Tyre, pre­ Mrs. hoard members are urged to at­ wart store*. groom-elect; Mrs. J. H. NciswanAlice Nordgrcn, Mrs. A, C. Frank siding. also honoring Dick's birthday. tend. der, Mrs. W. D. Causey, the The party rooms were decorat­ and Mr. Grow. Mrs. G. G. Myers led the devo­ honoree's mother; Mrs. J. O. ed in pink and white, using a tional. Members decided to leave Ileall, Mrs. S. Beall, Mrs. J. A. wedding theme. the circle's collection of books Hunt. Guests enjoying the supper in­ Enterprise al the Church for the use ol any­ Mrs. Nelson Crawford. Mrs It. cluded the honored couple. Mist one who desires to read them. R. Hunt, Mrs. W. B. Cretsingc, Betena Drawdy and Dick Parker; Additional volunteers for the Mrs. E. D. Hunt, Mrs. Giles MISS HUS CAUSEY PFC Murray E. Nance, Jr. h a s) the anniversary honorees, Mr. and phone committee arc 3lrs. It. E. Chapman, Mrs. R. It. Harvey, (Completed tbe Airborne Course Mrs. Bob Parker. Mr. and Mrs Mitchell, Mrs. Wilma Colbert and at the U. S. Army Infantry Edward Parker and the host cou­ Mrs. W. L. Tyler was railed to Mrs. Ernie Lawson. Mrs, Culheit ples, Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Jones School, Ft. Banning, Columbui, Green Cove Springs Thursday will be hostess at the October Georgia and received his para­ and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Parker. where her mother, Mrs. E. C. meeting. 3lrs. Edwina Stewart chutist wings at graduation cere­ Vaughan underwent in appenilec- was welcomed ns a new member. New Era nawmng monies bald on August 22, 1939. tomy. B w t V ig n o tto Others attending were Mrs. He has now returned to his per­ The nation's future homemakeri Mitchell, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. I.sw­ manent duty station at Camp Pen- would like to have their husbands um. Mrs. Colbert, Mrs. J. W. Fishy help with the housework "only a dJeton, California. When buying fresh or frozen Brantley, Mrs. C. L. Burner. Mrs little bit," said finalists in ■ proj­ Nance is the son of Mrs. Miry fish, allow one-third to one hatf Hugh Carlton, Mr*. F. R. Davis, E. Tolar Nance and grandkon of ect to name the All-American pound of the edible fish per per-! Mrs. E. W. Marcel and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Tolar of Homemaker of Tomorrow. Ralph Patten. Most finalists atso said that son. £ h u city. He is a graduate of Seminole High School and at­ they arc "willing to let the hus­ FOR tended the University of Florida band be boss of the house " la Gainesville and Arkansas A. ONLY and M. previous to his enlistment To unmold frozen Ices or bomla the Marine Corp. He received hie boot training at Parris Is­ be* easily, rinse the tray or mold R e g u la r $ 1 0 .0 0 M D s l c j |o i r~ i * with cold water before pouring land, S. C. Vatu* In the mixtures. SATISFACTION Full Figure $1.00 Infra Ripe, ready-to-est p e a c h a t GUARANTEED Umif. j ChlldrM X# A be kept in the refrigerator NO APPOINTMENT ............ time to use. C4IX \ j t C lf O * Vr )' NECESSARY A 9«* * w ,«k* *• 10 Y* * " R I D E -iN THE A T d ; Additional Children *2,00 Eads delivered In IP & A A o n a U Mrs. Booth Elected President Of Glass Personals Does Meet Tonight Ti T C ub Scout 345 Program On Corsages Schedules Meet Given At HD Club Outgrown Sale Slated By Group BPW Meets Bride-Elect Feted Party Honors Oviedo Group Circle 10 Meets With Mrs. Ley M. E. Nance Jr. MOTHERS... Sent To Calif. 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FRENCH FA 21095 M a n u a l Jacobson DEPARTMENT STORE 213 E. lat SL Acnma From The Pont O ffk t �OtANT POR W ANTS? , Indians Drop Two; nts Add Game To NL Lead la the M l/ rua in fan Francises’* McCormick retired the last Phila­ «WM le a k m a a t* ma-l M triumph a m Uw rhlisdalphla delphia bitter for the Glaala. The aad Ika Of -aU aa aid t m u . Giants scored the gama's only run in the second Inning when they pcaaan^raMa lo ^U ts^M r' >UJ7 Cm4» ' “ « « i koaiar in i«e waaka. t* a ycsrs provided the martin al HIM the bases with one out. .................. Tm Walla Sax virtually ellacfcadtha White Baa* 9*1 win over lit* Then Rhodes, batting for Danny tka Amcrteaa League peasant Boston Had Sox aad Dm second- O'Connell, delivered a sacrifice taea wkea they loomed lata a l i t ataeo Ctavelaad Indiana aaw tkelr fly. Mickey Mantle's two-run lllh gama load gander white tka Cl- hopes practically dlaappear when aata lacked claaer la Ika National they suffered M and 1-a losses to Inning homer gave the Yankees L tag n (lag ky opening a two- the New York Yankees. The Gi­ a coma-from-behlnd win ia the gam* balsa aa t*a oliter cootaad- ants picked up ground on both opener with Cleveland and then their rivals when the Pittsburgh Duke Mass pitched a slx-bltter for ra. Far Ika WkUa Box, tka " m u le Pirates beat the Los Angelas his lltb triumph. The Pirates sank the Dodgers aambai** U tlx—meaalng that any Dodgers, 44. and the Cincinnati of Chicago victories Reds downed t h a Milwaukee on solo bomera by Roman Me­ jias, Bob Skinner, Dick Stuart aad Cleveland loaaaa which total Braves, 3-t, alx cllacbaa Ika Sox' (tret flag la Goodman's homer, following a and Hank Foiles plus a sturdy walk to Jim Landis, came in the nine-hit pitching job by Ron Kline. IS year*. Eddie Kasko'a fourth single of Aad Urn aid “magic nime" for fourth Inning and gave the White the gam* drove In Eddie Robin­ tka Oiaata ia Duety Abode* — Box a 3-0 lead. Jack Sanford pitched five-hit son with the run that enabled the par excellence of tka I champion* who drove ball for S 13 innings and Mike Reds to ruin Warren Spahn'a bid Thursday Bowling Loop h Four-Way Tie; Painters Win Burnett Painters triumphed In the "Mateb-of-the-Wack” of the Sanford CUy Bowling League aa they took a two-to-one victory from Mather of Sanford. This led to ■ four-way tie in the league for the top position ns Gene's Seminole Cleaners and Laundry ■ad Naw York Lift Insurance also moved up. Tha PainUrs were led by Dick Richards' 311, walla the Funltureman followed behind Garry Fox's . if Buck Ferguson lad Gene's Semi­ nole Cleaoera aa? Laundry to a twe-io-ooe victory over the kegbra of Harry's Liquors. Buck's aeries of 333 looked real fine to kb teammates, while Carl Von Herbulls' 311 failed to stem the tide for his team. New York Life Insurance, with another team effort and no high bowltr, took two games from the - celery City Printing Team, led by Hal GUstrap'a 310. An indication of the dosenesa of tho competition this year is that every match has been split, two-UM»e, with only one team falling to got two victories at least once. Tho four lop team* all have won fivo games and lost four. Harry*a Liquors have token four and lost five, while Celery City Printing has won three while bring six. Gene’s Seminole .'leaner* and Laundry are leading the league with a 2472 scratch series, while Mather of Sanford has the lead with an 807 scratch single game. Rob Steele is the high scratch series holder with a 372, while Garry Fox roiled a 210 for high single game. “Spllt-shrlnkers" tor last week's bowling were led by Doc fling, who nicked the five and dime, and the 3-7. Also rolling like ex­ perts were Hank Krettcr with a five and dime plcktd-up, Larry Pivcc with a 4-3-7, Garry Fox with a 3-7, and A! DePalma with another 3-7. "Match^Mhc-Weck'' this Wcd.Miday will be shared. The four first place team* will be reduced to no more than two, as Mather of Sanford rolls against Nrw York Life Insurance on the first two lanes, while Gene's Seminole Cleaners and Laundry take on Burnett Paintcri on the last pair of lanes. The center lines will have Celery CUy Printing going against Harry’s Liquor*. Line Scores Nattoeal League St. Louie 000 OOO 000— 0 3 1 Chicago 203 300 01x— S 12 0 Hughes, Dullba (3), Blaylock (I), McDaniel (•> and McCrner. Hobbit (13-12) and 5. Taylor. Los­ er— Hughes (0-1). HRa — Banks, N ora. Detroit 100 000 OOO— * 7 0 Washington 000 000 14x- S 12 1 Bunruni, Morgan (■) and Wil­ son. Fischer, Hyde (•), Wood*shlck (I) and Courtney, Korcbeck (9). Winner — Woodeshick (2-4). User — Bunnlng (14-12). HR — Lemon. (1st game, II innings) Clave. ooo OOOooo oi— 1 t o N. York 000 000 000 02- 2 1 0 llarshman (4-10) and N ix o n , FltiUcrald (II/. TUfley, Durcn (ID, Blaylock (11), Grbx (It) xnd Berra. Winner — Grb* (2-4). Philadelphia 000 000 000— o 3 1 lift—Mantle. San Francisco 010 OOO OOx— 1 4 2 Cardwall, Meyer (I) sod Lon- (2nd geme) 000 OOO OOO- 0 4 2 nett, Thomas (•). Sanford, Mc­ Cleveland 000 000 tOx- I 4 0 Cormick (0) and Lsndritb. Winner New York Perry (ll-l) end Nixon. 3Iaas —Sanford (14-12). Loser — Card(13-7) and Berra. well (0-0). Cincinnati 100 000 110- 3 11 0 Milwaukee 000 110 000- 3 0 3 Pukey (12-10) and E. Bailey. Spabn (10-14) and Crandall. MR— Mathews. a/MrtgdI Eagles Beat Colts, 3 5 -14 In Big Exhibition Upset For N o . 1 National R n k for bla SOU victory «f the year and record-tying 394th of kla aaTho Kansas city Athletics 4 * feated tha BaUlmora Oriole*, 9-3 la 10 Inniags end 4-1, and tha Washington Senatora beat tha Datroll Tigers, 3-1, la other Ameri­ can League games white the Chicage Cubs whipped the St, Loula Cardinals, AO, In tha other Na Uague gama. •a h pw a h t \ A/'/# v it r r / U , fO X STAPTW O Long Pull Takes Women's Open For Kansas Gift MEMPHIS, Tann. (UP!) — Marllynn Smith of Wichita, Ken., dropped a 23-foot putt on the 16th hole Bunday to break a tight three-wev battle end win the S7.BOO Memphis Women’s Open golf tournament. The blonde Kansan finished with a thrcc-under-par 70 and a 72-hole toUl of 293. Mickey Wright of San Diago and Bonnie Randolph of Columbus, Ohio, tied for second place with 207. Kathy Cornelius of Ukcland, Fla., who bad been among the leader^ with 223 going Into the fourth round, faded on the ninth hole when she took an eight. Her toUl for the 72 holes w*» 304, good for fifth place behind Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg. S. C. Mis* Rawls had a strong finishing round 71. S ta n d in g s AMD xeaem s A 9 TH£ 6/AMTB M AX* A HUH fo x v m fiA 9 . » W P * /* £J>fV HtGH O f/A M S A c M e r / r te BACK AMP . AW Bo •x o e* * r seeA o jr c e x e A c H Hopea H /s H/g m o h 2 o lo s s e s /s o a r op peACH , THOUGH. FSU Adds A Little Beef Io S q iw d Fo r'5 9 (o a te s ts TALLAHASSEE — The na. tlon's lightest major college footbail team In ikoi ia” back with more beef. Not much more, but ihe d a r t­ ing lineup for Florida SUte'a lightweight Seminolea figure* to weigh at least three pounds a man more than the 1968 FSU starters. The Increase boosts the average weight to 183 pounds, less than many high school elevens. New Coach Perry Mots hasn't named hit starter* for next Satur­ day night's opener with Wake Forest here, but the most likely combination will average 177 poundi in the backlield, 189 pounds in the line. Lightest linemen arc guards A1 Ulmer and Terry Morgan. Ulmer, senior co-captaln from Clearwa­ ter, backs the line at 178 pounds. Moran, junior from New Orleans, is two pounds heavier. Most is hopeful that the Semin­ olea' speed and spirit will maka up for the lack of size. Wake Forest, as well a* most every team Flor­ ida State fares this season, will have a considerable weight ad­ vantage. "he Seminole* wrapped up their eleventh day of fall practice (1st game, 10 Innings) NaUeaal League Baltimore 000 000 310 1 - S 12 2 W. L. Pet. GB. Kan. City 001 OOO 000 3— 9 12 2 90 62 .343 ... Carver, Grim (•), Herbert (8i s *» Francisco 71 64 .349 2 and H o u se. Portocarrcro, Locs Los Angeles 76 64 .349 2 (I) and Ginsberg, Trisndo* (I). Milwaukee 73 71 .307 I Winner—Herbert (11-11). U ser — Pittsburgh 70 74 .464 11 loci (t-7). • ■Cincinnati * Chicago 64 74 .479 12 63 79 .431 16 (2nd game) St- Uuls 60 94 .417 21 Baltimore ooo 0(H) 001— t a 3 Philadelphia Kansas City Oil 000 020- 4 10 0 Saturday's Result* Daley (14-12) and House. Pap->Milwaukee 4 Cincinnati 3 pat (119) and Trlsndos. HR — Uui* a Chicago 4 San Francisco 9 Philadelphia 1 Dropo. (Only garnet scheduled) Sunday's Results Cincinnati 3 Milwaukee 2 Chicago i St. Louis 0 San Francisco l Philadelphia 0 Pittsburgh 4 Lo» Angeles 3 Monday's Probable Pilchers Cincinnati at San Francisco— Nuxhall 19 9) v* Anlonclll (191). Milwaukee at Lo* Angeles — (night — Buhl (12 9) vs Drysdale Bay Packers edged the Washing­ (16121. Called Press lalernallwual Coach Buck Shaw of ihe Phila­ ton Redskins, 20-13. Paul Hornung (Only games scheduled) delphia Eagles is realistic enough was the Green Bay hero, acoring Tuesday's Games not to be expecting miracles in the two touchdowns and booting two Pittsburgh at Chicago 1939 National Football League field goals. Philadelphia at St. Louis, night campaign, but if he's strutting a Milwaukee at U s Angeles DALLAS, Tex. (UPD-Jon Gui­ little today, you can’t exactly Cincinnati it San Francisco lin. an Inexperienced tour traveler, blame him. American League and tournament-wise Julius Boros With Norm Van Hrocklln pllchin' W. L. PcL GB started down the final 18-hole National I* ague and little Tommy McDonald catchChicago M 33 .ail ... stretch of the 925.000 Dallas Open in', the Eagles soared (o a surpris­ Player A Club G. AB. R. II. Pet. Cleveland M 60 .310 3>t golf tournament today deadlocked MO 372 107 203 .338 New York ing 33-14 victory over the champion Aaron, Mil. 73 70 JIO 13W ■t sii-under-par 204* Baltimore Colts Sunday In the tjg- Cnghm, St. L. 134 428 60 109 .318 Detroit 71 72 .497 171s Gusla, a 27-year-old Alabaman g o t form reverts! thus far in NFL Cepeda, S.F. 139 338 87 179 .331 Baltimore •9 74 .463 J9'i who looks like a young business Pinson, Cln. 144 604 122 191 .310 Boston exhibition play. M 77 .462 221* execulive, had ■ bit of precedent in Van Brocklin, who can carry a Boyer, St. L. MO 332 71 168 .316 Kansas CUy 62 80 .437 26 his favor, lle'i the only man in the Americaa League learn a long way if he geta a little Washington 39 >4 .413 29's I field who ha* beaten par all three help, did exactly that against the Kucnn, Det. 128 317 93 111 .330 days and he's cut a stroke off hia Saturday's Results Colt*. The 33-ycar-old Dutchman, 5 " " " i m i m <n m w . a riS T v is T score each day with rounds of 60who completed 191 of 374 passes <1867, vvwtUni R?i 111 if* gQ ™ Uev,I,nd 7 Washington 2 high for the league in both respects ttoodting, Bal. 33 4TS 60 17 .304, Chicago 6 Baltimore 1 Boro* started Sunday's third last year, made good on 13 of 21 round like he would run off and attempts Sunday. * Runs Batted In ‘ B°“ un New Rule Limits leave the field. He bad started American League—Colavito, In-' Ycw York , And McDonald, formrr Atwith a two-stroke bulge end was America from Oklahoma, snagged diant 103; Jensen, Red Sox 103; \ o rk ‘l Gev. 0 2nd Duck Shoot Hours three thrte-under-par through nine holes. of them for TD's. Shooting durki a half hour be­ The 14 points scored by the Colts ? r r « , scM r * i / ^ r **"*•cuy * b,u- *• i*'-1«tnM Then his putter toured and be went bogey • par - bogey • bogey to fore sunrise will not be allowed represented a low for the club in S*m?i?nfn.|M'l r^»nr n.nTs1 rVifhi K,B,‘ Cl,y 1 Baltimore 1, 2nd atari tbs back ilda and wound up this year when (he Florida duck exhibition play, but It can be at- 131; Robinson. Red, 123; Aaron, * 5 “b' Chicago 3 Huston 1 with a TO. and coot hunting season opens tritiuted to the absence from the* Washington 3 Detroit 1 Haves 113; Bell, Reds 107; CeNov. 30. Nrw stale regulations limit the gam* of No. 1 quarterback Johnny prda, Giants 96 Mathews, Braves hours for shooting these fnwl to Unilis, who sit it out while Hay 96. Ilumc Buns sunrise to sunset. A new bag Brown was given a chance to run WONDERING WHAT TO DO American League—Colavito, In limit of one canvasback or one Ihe club. diana 41: Killcbrrw, Senator* 40; In Sunday’s only other game, ABOUT SCATTERED redhead or one ruddy duck in both the day's hag and in the the Detroit Lions dcfratrU the Lemon. Senators 31; Maxwell, Ti­ total possession limit will be im­ Cleveland Browns, 31-29. on Tobin gers 30: Mantle, Yankees 29; posed. A hunter may lake only Bute's two last-quarter touchdown Held, Indians 29; Allison, Sena­ one of these three species of div­ pasies to John Henry Johnson. tors 29. NaUeaal Uague—Banks. Cub* ing ducks. A poor Canada nett­ Johnson's second TD came with ing season caused by drought re­ but 71 seconds left to play and 11; Aaron. Braves 31; Mathews, only 22 seconds sfter he had pul Braves 38; Robinson, Red* 36; sulted in the ruling. Pitching the Lions back In contention by American League—Shaw, White grabbing a pass tipped into hi* Trotters Chosen hands by Browns defender Lowe Sox 16-8; Wynn, White Sox 20 9; WESTBURY. N. Y. (UP1) — Wren. MrLish, Indians 17-8 Maas, Yan­ Eight American trottrra have been In Saturday night action, the Los k ed 13-7; Lary, Tiger* 17-10. picked to oppose Jamln, the Euro­ Angeles Rams buried Ihe San NaUoeal League—Face, Pirates pean champion, in tha >10.quo Francisco Forty-Niners, 48 it. with 17-1; Anlonclti. Giants 198; 1.*#, CONVENIENT TERMS O American Trotting Championship Jon Arncll and Tommy Wilson Pirates 169; Conley Phils 12-7; at Roosevalt Raceway Friday scoring twice each, and the Green Jones, Giants 20-12. night. They are Trader Horn, Steamin' Demon, Jean Laird. Darn locus up I Safe, Mtx Hanover, Senatoi Froit, Camas B, and Sun Mac Lad. Pittsburgh 012 000 10O- 4 lx 1 U s Angeles 120 000 OOO- 3 I f Kline (10-13) and Folles. Podres, Churn (3), McDevllt (I) and Roseboro. U ser—Churn (2-1). HRs — Moon, 31 e j I a s, Skinner, Stuart, Folles. American League Chicago 010 200 000— 3 3 0 Boston 000 000 010— I 0 0 Shaw, Pierce (I) and Lollar. Sullivan, Dclock (4), Chillum (9) and While. Winner-Shaw (14-0. Loser—Sullivan (1-1!). HR—Good­ man. Three SEC Teams Bidding • * * J O N t* in n full-scale game against a tough freshman group. It was the last heavy-contact-w ork acheduled. "We hope that between now and the Wake Forest game we can find some individual leader­ ship on our squad," Mots said.. “So far it hasn't shown up." After twro weeks of two-a-day drills, the Seminolea will begin tapering off today with single workouts next week scheduled for late afternoon. Running as Ihe No. 1 unit must of this week were Fred Grimes of Hialeah and Tony Romeo of Tam­ pa at ends; Bob Swoszowskl of Orlando and John Spivey of Pan­ ama City at tackles; Ulmer and Moran at guards; Ramon Rogers of Pensacola at renter; Joe 31ajors of Hutland, Tcnn., at qusrterback; Bud Whitehead of MarL anpa and Fred Pickard of Colum­ bia, Tcnn., at halfbacks, and Paul Andrews of Greenville at full­ back. Grimes and Andrewa are aophomorcs. ATLANTA (LTD - Tha South•latent Conference, long recogniz­ ed as sot of tha “ big time" leagues of college football, may attain even g ra te r renown this faU as thrao of Its member*—Louisiana State, Auburn, aad Miastuippt-bid for rating aa tha nation’* No. 1 team. These are net idle gesture*. The defending champion LSU Bengali figure lo bo better this y « r than last when they were the only major unbeaten aad untied team in the country; tho Auburn Tigers, un­ beaten la 24 garnet, have another bruising squad.ready; aad there are these who fee) the Mississippi Rebels may wall be tha best. LSU had I t of Its lop » players bach, including All-America half­ back Billy Cannon and. second team All-America center Max Fugler. The only problems a r t fallback and kicking — both crated when Tommy David turned pro. Coach of tbo Year Paul Dletzel warns Ibat the opposition will bo primed to uoseat bis team but concedes U will bo a difficult teak. Defense-minded Auburn pinna lo atari a line averaging more than 220 pounds from end to end. This include* guard Zeke Smith and center Jackie BurkctL The Tigers have been the top defensive team la tbo nation for tha past two years sod were rated No. 4 last year and No. 2 la 1U7. Probably the most Important game ia the Southeast will be held Oct. 31 at Baton Rouge, La., be­ tween LSU and MDslssippL The Rebels have 27 lettermen back from a team that posted an t-2 record and then won the Gitor Bowl. Quarterback Bobby Franklin and fullback Charlie Flowers head up what Is expected to be th elx st backfleld in the area. But tho Southeastern Conference ia not Juri s nhrvc teaui~aifair; Heading the contending group ■ra two team* on tha rebound—Ala­ bama and Georgia. Alabama re­ called alqmnua Paul Bear Bryant last year szkI immediately jumped back in the black. This year the Tide has 29 sophomores handpick­ ed by Bryant, who has a reputation for converting losers into cham­ pions. Georgia, where WiUy Bulls It in hit 21st year as bead coach, got 23 lettermen back from the 1938 team which finished strong. The half­ back corps, led by Don Sobcrdatli and Fred Brown, if among the bcit and the kicking of Bobby Walden is the best. Other* figured for the winning seasons ara Kentucky, sparked by awlft Calvin Bird and power-runncr Glenn Shaw; Georgia Tech, which haa ita most promixiag crop of sopbomorei ia several years; Vanderbilt, paced by all-SEC half­ back Tom Moore; and Tennessee, which won the big ones and lost the breathers a year ago. £ Florida came within U points or turning a 6-3-1 season into an un­ beaten one in 1938 but lacks a quarterback and lost second team all-America tackle Val Heckman. Mississippi State and Tulane don't appear to have much on hand to improve on last year's poor rec­ ords. In independent circles, Miami, which had its worst season in 10 years, has a young, untei'M team but tricky Fran Curci rT turns. Florida State facet a major league schedule with a lightweight team and a new coach. Mississippi Southern, No. 1 small college last year, will try to move into the ma­ jors against the likes of Auburn and Texas A. M. P layer Limit Upped PHILADELPHIA ( U P D - T t % National Football League has vot­ ed to increase the player limit from 33 to 36. Commissioner Bert Bell said the ownera had requested the increase. It i n n o t,... r - Always hot always etiar always plinty it's time to install a naw tuptr-gsbanizad DAY A NIDHT America's Finest Water Heater S O U TH ER N , NATURAL GAS CO. 202 Sanford Avc. F A 2-6:82 Rookie Ties Boros In Dallas Golf League Leaders OBLIGATIONS? REGISTRATION NOTICE Tke Registration Bosks of the City of Hanford, Florida, are and b p r in k l ir ■y s t i m s Fairbanks • Morse Pump* Repairs To AU Makes Howard C. Lon? 397 E. COMMERCIAL 8T. FA 2-2133 •Pta at the City llall, commencing Mesday, September 3t, 1939, far the purpose of registering for the Municipal General Flection te be held m November J, 193s, and will remain upen up la and including Fridny, October 2.t, 1939. H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Registration Officer '( Jj)’* G A C. 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HEAR SATURN'S RINGS... r----------------------- ——— FLASH GORDON TO c c Twc •sFA.-eNiNS'MARr their train1hg C n The m oo n . •AKGP, MY FEET ABE MACE FOR AAMCWO/I'W GIVING UP THIS v jive / s u in c e on ANCHORED OBBIT H ta SURVEY OPERATION MTE/ in e saacefmones * this IS soRVivAc rR’lL ^ F O R THE. M uEv,p»0‘_ef_pijriL>iti W v MOktCFtW KL CEA?y skull ikuvy,' beau THING? M EP moyiyg/ aH 'THE~'MANWLONESEB1 WEft K ATTTIE BOTTOM .C if Thc UL bAAMH . iro ff. SOU GUYS, AND J l i r lWfc HACK. knock MUBTANG MAG BSPORTS TO T H E S H E R IF F ------u w < cs HERE IN THE RINGS ARE WWO M WI OF L'G MOUNTAINS/ SHOOT ENOUGH OF THEM AT MAAS AND TNIT’U. M SAILING BOATS in The . MARTIAN DESERT/ tt f S P t i r a A H A T BOCK I'm r c v F w n V 'w < u w | AfU**TW «fi Bt W P C n f l TUAN BEING ' W D E R ir «J s * V W ‘ ■THE LONE BANGER ANOTONTT) POLOW T K TRAILOF THC THIEVES. f t y h u m o o g o ip M A M 5POCK , AAB HTVltN? u s u srtp iNSipe, mao, I* A t A J t k d C TUB- p ru s TA It £ i YOU W A N T ( wWoOULD t M tiTO S P fcN O A V f NIG NILMTALUNt h TA L C N E ' WOULD VOUWANT ' (M £ TU SIT UP UNTIL < ALL HOURS ■ .9 K n \ w o r r y in g t V ABOUT YOU i s . a (AND WAITING \ » > f o r you t o -•ji' n W v COME HOME y *TMNCA WSTfMU • fS* , i _ (C R Y IN G A N D T h in k in g -V^fvOUpiCNT **_a vr r rw/c iif run eopfe mmk fi£ !N U P , TO M TO f~ LO O K A H E A D } �t■ 9 f 1 IB m ■ V ■. Legal Notice Legal Notice fallowing i tertlflcal* l u c . tM ti n « i m n o t ic e u ' t u D & n r d iv e r . T in t N. J. Bah* the hath** ot the foUowlageoTtineat* . haa filed m id certificate far tan deed ta ha la­ psed thereon. Tha aartltlcata mu*ha* and year a* Issuance, thai do*trlgUoa at tha, property, aad tha m m * la whitb tt wa# aaaaaaah a*a aa follow*; Certificate K* H I Taa* at laaaaaaa Jaaa It. A. D. WIT ______ _ Oaseriettan a l H a u r t t i Lot 1 Block I Laeh Arbor Cobb try d a b Eatraaee Bectlaa p u t Book I Payee T1 h I t Mataa la which aaeeeeed Church at BL Mery. Ollnvllle. New Toth All at eald property balsa la the County at Bemlnola, B u te at PtorIda. Unteaa ruck cerllfleate ehalt b* redeemed according t* U w the property deetribed In each eertlflcat* will be aold to tka hlgkeat Ta whew it atay aaaaarai Katie* la hereby given ta aeaardaaa* with Beet lea M at tha Basing A*retail*** th at Florida I c e d Ptaaalar. I m , haa re* euceted the following daaerlbed property be apaad C -l Cearnerrial far JkeM taa Ceateri AU that part at B || a t EBU at KWU lrla« ■ a t B /W for au Rd. M ti a ll that part at KBU. at ■W * Haa B a # B /W o f at. IU. tee a n t N ef ItT Rd. t i l l at Own Let A B * e l O ort L ot I (l**a B /W far Bt. Rd. 411)1 all In 0eoU«n H i l i h i Pablta h a a ik f w ill b* h*M la tha Beminol* Caaaty Coart Me***. Caaaty Cswwlaaleaera m a . Wedneaday, Bepteacher I a, IN I a t III* P. M. or aa aaoa thereafter aa possible. Bemlaol* Caaaty l e n l a f Coatatlaaloa B y Hobart B. Brawn Brat (note Caaaty Baaing Director ■Birr, t i n t • b b p t . l i a r grade of lethe Jeaeup and Orlando HR. thence North along grade IT chain* to point North a t Dr. Mitchell's residence, thence Knot t* Brad* at BA! RIL thence ■B’erly along n/W of BA I RR Is 0 paint 1* chain* M at North boundary at McCou Leonard/ Uade, tbeuau Baat to Tong* Grant. South 10 ebalu* t* FOB. 1'ubllo biarlng w ill b* held In the Seminole Ceualy Court Houw, County Commie* Ion* re room. Wednesday, September 10, l i l t at TIM P, M. or aa soon iheruattor aa possible. Seminole County Zoning Commission By Robert A Brawn gemlnole County Eonlug Director •KPT 14TK A IBPT. I1ST ■BHLNOLE COL'NTT BARIBB COBMIISMB Nat lee of Publl* Heartaa j Advertising To whom It may conctrnt Notice U hereby glean In accordance with Section I t *f tbo Boning RaguUtloae that Heftier Construction Co. haa raaaoatad lb* following daacrlbnd properly be eoned C -l Commercial far (hopping Cent it ; All of tbo BH o f lb* SBI4 o f lb* NBI4 le c ­ tion 11-ltB-MB and that partloa o f the KVi ot lb* NBU of Ibe H i l l ot said Section II more particularly described aa fellows! Beg. at lha SB cor of the NK'i of th* NBA of said Soctloa 11. Ihenc# run K l»MI*0T.l“ W along lb s ■ Una of lha NKt* of Ih* NBIt o t said Section I I for a dlsU nc* of IU I1 ft t* the BW cor o f eald Kt* et Ik# NBt* ot tbo N BU i (bone* ran N P i m r S along the XT lin t of th* > H t ( tha NBA of th* NBW of eald Beetle* IL a dlauntu of IMAM ft, ta a paint; theac* ran N l l ' i n f E. a dlataac* of H i l l ft to a pt; Iheaa* ran B 4t*44*ir* B s distance of 4IA II ft te a pt o t Ungeney with h circular cures to tha right! thane* run along U * nr* * f aald elrcuUr curve to th* right, having a radius of MAM t t aad a central aagla of t t ' I T i r , n dl ounce et 41 A ll ft ta a pt of u -a e a r y on th* B tine ef tha N EK at th* NB*4 ot M l* doc line III thonc* run ■ • ' » r t f vr along Mid B lino fer A diet ..no# of IIAI1 ft la th* FOB Commencing at th* tB Cor at u * NK<« of Ih* NBI4 SecUaa It-H S-M B. rua K I 'e n r * B along the E linn ot the NEK at tha NBH of eald ■ocilea I t for a dlataae* at ItA Il f t ta a pt e t taageaey w ith a cfu aU r cure* to tha U ftl thence run ataag th* are e f Mid tlrcultr aarve t* (It* left, having a radius of HAM ft and a ventral audt* at il'I T I I" . a distance ef 41AI1 ft te a petal et taa gee cri theac* run N t l ' t n r W a d is u se * at HAM f t t* tha r o l l theac* raa N i V l V U - E. a dUtaac* of It*.** H t* a pt: thence raa n 44'44’tl" W a dlaUMe o t IN .H tL to a pti theasa raa g t l ' t i T C W, a dUtane* at I**.** fL, u a ptl theac* ran ■ 4 1 ' l t i r E, i atotane* of 34AM ft ta U * FOB. Public hearts* w ill b* held la tha Itm lael* County Court Haute. Ceualy CemmlMlaaerm room. Wednesday. Bepumher Mb IMI a t ftM P. M. ar aa aaan thereafter M paanlbi*. Bemlnale Ceualy Baalag Cemmlmlea By Rabert A Brewa Seminal* County Zoning DI reels r BBPT. 14 A H I T : i s r To wham It s u p aaaaarai Notts* la hereby given la accordance with Beetle* ■ e t the Baaing Regulation* th at Don Oallngher bn* requested a -fe e '' permit tar church, achael convent, reelery ar other Dlaeeosn purposes aa Ih* fallaw U g deecrtbed property: A ll ef Levt. le t 1. BoetUn 1-11-1* B at Sam laau Bird, aad Central park (lea* hog * t th* SW car at Lot 1 ran N 44* tt, B t i l ft. ■ tt* ft. W I N t l to FOB. and leas tk* W M t t *r nfereenld parcel wkUh ka* fc|H j j l l l l | | M i i ) . PubUa hearing w ill he held la U * Bemlnola Caaaty Caurt House, Ceuatr Commissioner* room. Wedneedny, Septomber I t , IMI a t TtM P. M. or aa seau thereafter aa possible. ■emlaala County Banin# Commission By Robert A Brawn ■amtanln Cauaty Zoning Director married. — Beaaon, hie wife) I VIIKBBT B. ALLaoPF. and It martied. — Alleopp, hie w lf*i UUITl ■OOBB. had U married. ■— Bodcr, hie wlfet THEODORE J. DHMBMN. and It m a r r ie d .-------Dreeea. hie wife) KART A. DftCaKN, and If m arried.------ Dreeen. her huabaadi MttB OBORQB A. REEVE*. and It m arried.------R eeve* her husbaadil PRANK C HAMLIN, and l l n .tr . t ie d .------ Hamlin. hU w lfai BTANLBT P. LOVELL. and If mar-1 rled. — Lovell, hie wife; J. B.I BAHTUCTT. and If ^ r r l e d . —— Bartlett, hie wlfei N. A. BART* I LETT. and if hurried, -— Bartleu, hie w lfet A B. BARTLETT, 1 and If married. ----- H anlc ll. k a wife; B. J. BARTABTT, nad It married. —— Bartlett, hie w lfei J. B. BARTLETT. JK , and If mar­ ried, ------ Bartlett, hla w ile, It alive, aad If dead, their unhaowm hair*. leget*** dealaaea or a ran. taea aad any and nil person* etalmUB Interest by, through, un­ der. or against any of tha above kaewa *c uakaewn defendaata *r eorparate defeedaat*. ia tttly **d save rally, aad all r*r*o** having ar clalmlaa latereet la the followlag described laadi Lata L A A A K K T , A K Lata * to I I Blk a Tract M haaU ala Bprlag* A aaarllac ta PU U Thereof l Uaact a t upon tha Pahlla Record* at Bemlael* Ceenty F lartla Nam# la which aaaaaaal a . P. H ill A ll a t ca ll property being la lb* County at Beat U nit. Btata a l PierId*. Uni cm aueh eartifleat* Mall ba mdoeawd aeaortlng ta U w tha property deeerlbed la aach eertlflcata w ill ba a a ll ta the hi*heat bidder at tha treat dear at tha ■emlaala Ceanty Coart Hem** a t Baaterd. World*, aa the f i m Maaday la tha ateath at October. IMA which U tha lib . day at October. IMA Dated thla ITlh, day a t AugasL 1U ». O. r . Hamden Clerk Circuit Court, a m i mala Caaaty. Vlerld* (Official Clerk* le a l) Pabllah: Anyuat lle t. Beptaaiber T, 14 * It. IMI of M. hi. dmlih'a AubOIvtrioa, according to plat lhardat re­ corded la P U t B**k L page II, Public Recorde at Bemlnolu County. Florida. PERSONAL PROPBRTT: I lia Chevrolet track Engine No. le i o t m . B erui No. ■WAt 14111; 1 Pard Pergaaaa Tractor. MaUr Ka. IK IMIt 1 Pard rergaaan Tractor. Meter No. IK 141*1; 1 Tractor Bpara Aaaemblyi l FertUUer Bpraadar; I Cabbage Carta; l Levollog Board; I Tractor Beoept 1 Tractor Plow; t Plant Battin s Machine; 1 Tractor TtrUliter DrIU: Celery Wire ter II nsrest 4 Celery Paper Rollers: 1 Traeter Cultivator Unit! I Tractor Spring Tooth Harrow i 1 a ubee It Unite i t Tractor Bean Planter; 1 Macarola Cul­ tivator Unlit 1 a a t n tiro tar Tramlari 1 Marrow Machine; 1 Power Dueler; 1 Bulak Motor Pump: U fa feat at Bhiaaer (M C . len t* PLOBtSA PPATBTBB KOTICB IB HBBBBT OIVEN. That K. J. Bohr tha holder of the following aertUlcata haa tllad aald eartlfleatt tar taa dead ta ha le­ aved tharaaa. Tha certificate num­ ber aad year at Imaaaea. tk* deeerlgtlan at the property, aad the name la which It w aa aaaaaaed ar* aa teUaws; Cartlflea la I * W Tear at Uauaaea Jun* It, A D. MM B n i ^ ............. B l l l ' p t # t W t i t F t e t N *1* P t et a w U a t B W t l e l dWU Beetle* 111 Tewnahlp III Sanaa IL Bant Kama U which ■weened Level* Orltfle, Heir* All at aald property being U the Co aa tx at Bernlast a B u t* at PierId*. Ualeea such eertlfleate ehall be redeemed according ta U w tha pro­ perty described la auch certificate w ill be cold to tha hlghaet bid­ der at tha treat dear of tha Bemlaatn Caaaty C a en Meuaa at Banferd. Florida, a* the first Monday la the m taih at October, 111*, which U the Ith day at October, IMA Dated thla IH h. day a t August, MIA a P. Htradoa clerk Circuit Court. Bemlael* Ceuatr, Plerlda (Official Clerk** Baal) Publlah: Aeguot t t . September T, 1* A IL 111) I k 11. 1A 1*. <4. >*• IK IT, I L aad l b at Blaak A BANLAKOO TUB BUBOBB BBAUT t r v u aaaw dU t »• *U t thereat record *d U Plat Beak A H I M **H. »A « . aad CA at the PWbtle Recerds at tem lael# Cauaty, all a l^ th # abev* described .le a d eituete. lyl*B « d being In icenl* nol* County* PU»U*. The natara at tbla a*It la te re­ move ear tain elauda tram aad to quiet and eaofirm tt* UU# to aald taad I* tk# Plaintiff* Tha name #1 tk* Coart WhereIn aald cult waa Instituted la The circuit Court at tha N inth iudt* nettfled aad required te pronent any daJma and demand* which yen. or either of yra. m f f , ‘ V 2 t h * w 1 the eetate e t EIABABETH W. BUCMAKAK, deeeewd. MU af m M Ceanty. t* U * Cwtntr Jvdav •* ■emlnele County, PtoridA * t Me office In U * court heuee e f u d County nt Senford. Florida, within etaht c*leader mnnlhe from tbs time ef tt* t in t publication nf thin nolle*. Each *U I» *C dJMMd Matt f e n .t r . IlartdA na thla trd day ■epttmher, U4A Notice la hereby #lv*n th have Mad aur final rotor taBAL) r h b r n d o k . Enoeutar of tha Mtnt* at 1 Clark of th* circlu Court m u i far Sm Ui*U Canmty, ABD R- BBMLBR. daeeaaot; wa have fUnd our petitl* by** Martha T. T ttlaa. D. C dlnirthutlnn and far final ehargn. aad that an Beptnmb k j t Muraahe, IMA w e wlU apply to the I ie r ter PttlnUtta able Wliana A m u d e r , < Ban K* H4 park. Plerlda * It Notice la harahy Blvan ta accerdaoce with Beetle* I * ( U a Easing Regulations that C. W. Bhueh ka* roqueatM a W permit ta hand » plaatle (hade haus* eupplevwat la groan K w k an the fallow ing daaerlbed property) Let IL B la A A. Oak drove Park subdivides. Public bearing w ill ba held la tbs lom laalu Cauaty Court M esa* Cauaty CemmUaleuer'* ream. Woduaaday. Ueaiember M. IMI a l TtM P. M. *r a* aaan tharaaftar aa paaatbl* m T L tw tl 41 U lt n c r r r in ts eahb KOTICB IB hereby Btven that I aaaeaed la buetnoe* at F en Park. Bemlnale Caaaty. Plerlda under th* fleUtlotw asm* af Som-O-Realty, and that 1 latsaf ta ngU tor aald nam* wlth_ tb< Clerk ot th* Circuit Coun. Bemt sole Ceanty. Plerlda. In o«*rda»w with tt* prevlalane •* >*• Plett ties* Name Statute* tw a-w ll Baetlea ISAM Florida Btatuta: l , , .t .'. mg: James P. tMeat . It l «• _ tftll n c r m e iT NOTICE IB hereby given that I am engaged In business at Leogwood, gomtaele Ceualy, Plerlda. under th* fleUtlaua nemo at Bern Ia*le tu t* D riving Bcheel and that t Intend ta register Mid asm s with lb* Clerk e t the C ircu it Court, Seminole County, Florid*, in Mcordanea with t t * prevision* o t the PteUtloa* Nam* aututee, ta*w|t la etlen I tt.e t Plerlda BlnlUtM 1MT. tig; Thomas U* In ale ■ PnhUah Beg* t - ld - ll- M ’ �V ? .-T ’’"V- • __••• WBBBHBBBI ~ , , -a T f r. -* •*, ’3 •* . '■-t*- Y'**. i -.BtyflF • :wr '•v VM1.’ S i.'+rrm ■- W A I f T I O MQ BALK! PERM BAR4UMI RIG BUITB tar RIO MIN Up i p .................................. m m W uh ’N Wear ink* Waa H I M NOW p m MINS BATHING TRUNKS Waa ) U ) NOW m MINS TBOUSIM Waa p m NOW $UB DON’T WSS THU ONE twaataira, S roam Sara, apt wlUa axtra acreened porch. Roll-away M L Garaga. Only $17JO mo. Schell A pt BIS Park. Ow lW COUNTRY HOME pelis Ira s which ta rtasM . Wa cat fit all aim , M to BO. ROUND, SHORT aod TALL Came ON la, Wa can Ftt Y’ALL Wa have out-mown our yratrat Nuartara — Having ta l a r g e r Ok laha, S acres fenced, 2 bedro a n house, kitchen equipped 111,MB. SmaQ dowa paymeaL *; lU f, UwrMtuNS I tkUu u , la*. W.tM right* m m U “The $386 ia f o r th a r u g you w o rt o u t in th e w aiting H inm '• 1 I J a J l d J i j |^ ^ a h M ^ ^ e j a l f B FURNISHED 2 bedroom apart m eat FA 2-BB4T. F A R M E R 'S AGENCY N. V. F irm er. Scalier D. U. Whitmore Lillian O. Trams Associates. I l l S. French Are. Ph. FA 34221 After hours, FA 2-M1B, FA 2-4*21, FA 2-0341 B u sin ess"Opportunity HOME FOR SALK: 3-badraom, Established Busiacas. Modern dining room, Florida ro o m , Grocery atom and service ataequipped kitchen. ( 1,400 down, tioo, including 3 ' Bedroom balance $11,200. 4H% Gl Mort­ home on Urn property. Karo gage. Paymeot 979J0 moatb. than ample frontage oa y. S. 1MB Roseway. FA 2-3BM. ELEGANT RESIDENCE _ Highways 17 * t>, French Ave* • nue. This busioaaa has been 2-Bedroom concrete block home; yielding aa income which war­ S baths, colored flxturea; den rants a price far greater than or spore bedroom; carport* uti­ owner la asking. Poor health lity; Florida room overlooking and a going business dent, mix, hence owner1* deciaiea to sell. » % down and excaDmU term* on balance. 9 MODERN OFFICES FOR LEASE. Built to your apccifleatioaa oa French Avenue. See us for pour NEW CB 3-bedroom, l t t till aew office. pete# $12,140. bath*, terrasxo floor*, GE stainten steel kitchen, earporto, uti­ . BEAL ESTATB DRIVE-IN Rona L . P ayton lity room; pump and iprinklti 3344 French Ave. Registered Real Estate Broker system. Call FA 2-3B1B after ASSOCIATE** J. W . HALL P. M. Mary I . Carman >» Lea Salvatl Realtor , ' Ph. FA 2-1301 17-03 at lllawatba "Call Hall" Photo FA >4041 WEST HAVEN: one-year-old 3BY OWNER. 3 bedroom. 1V4 bath Sem inole R ealty bedroom frame home, vinyl house. Grove Manor, 1013 Lin­ floors, loqttirt, C. L. Recce, 203 coln SL Grspcvllte Ave. I P IT 18 REAL E 8T A T * 2-BEDROOM, Florida room, tiled bath borne. Near air base oa HOMES AND LOTS for colored Sanford Ave. 1230 down. Inquire people. Also homes built on lota. Roy Wall, Phone FA 2-1397. EXCELLENT TYPIST with apti- ROOF CLEANING AND COATING tude for figure*. I Sap week. Exclusive scent ter SUBCO la Apply Harcar Aluaslaum Pro* thla area. Work guaranteed, ca‘ Mercury Outboard Motors ducts Company, Highway 17-12 FA 3-MB7 for free estimates. WOODRUFF M A R IN E • South. Pbooo FAkfaa 2-3310. MU Preach Apt. FA 2-12B3 B A M ROOFINO Contracting A Repairs WANTED: Maa with track brok Licensed — Bonded —Insured age office eaporleoce. For In­ ISA V E I FREE ESTIMATES formation write Track Broker US Sanford Are. Ph. FA 3-TM3 Now * U ttd age, P, O. Bex 2204. Orlando, F u rn itu re aa d A pylU acaa EGGPLANT PLANTS, sea at ITU lAjJIgeUMterrieea W. 1st. PA. FA 2-4140. Mather of Sanford SERVICE Station AtUadaot, ex­ AUTO GLASS C03-209 E. First S t Pfc. FA Z-0933 perienced, age 33 or over. Ap­ ply Colonial Oil Compaap, 1301 INSTALLED • BIO VALUER —Preach Ave.,-Mr»~Wodt»e...:_— W lndxhlrld-------- B ack Glaaa --------- • QUICK CREDIT--------V a s t GIm b HEAT CUTTER - Counterman. D oor Glaaa • EASY TRIMS Must be experienced. Apply la SERV ICE WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS person. No phone calls. TIP S m k a rlk Glaaa a ad P a la t Co. Merchandise TOP SUPER MARKET, 32B San­ 112-114 W. 2nd BL FA MOB WILSON - MA1ER ford Ave. ENVELOPES. Loiterbeads, stateMAN It operate MOONSHINE meats, Invoicta, hand bills, ami STILL (must be experienced) programs, etc. Progressive Used furniture, appliances, toela to ballyhoo " T H U N D E R Printing Co. Pbooo FA 2-2931 etc. Bought-sold Larry's Mart ROAD", movie of Moonshiners MB Watt 13th SL 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. vs Revenooers coming to Movieland Drive-In Theatre WedThurs. A Frl. Contact Manager. NO JOB TO U RGE OR SMALL MEN-WOMEN $20. Dally. SeU Drive Ways — Parklag Areas Luminous nameplates. Write RENTALS: Day - Week-Month I t Articles For Hal* Reeves Co.. Attleboro, Mass. Front Bad Leaders Graders — Dosera — Draglines SEWING MACUINL-round bob­ bin, used 3 months. Fweward Belters — Transports and reverie. Complete with 23PHONE: Days, PA 24134 BABY SITTING, Ironing. rA 24423 Nights, FA 3-1123 or FA 2-3412 year guarantee and attach­ EXPERIENCED Child Care In ments Just taka over payment*. private bumc. FA 3-0302, . Seven payments of 10.31 each, or caih settlement can be H ^lom btn^jerv teee made. Wrllo Box 31, ear* Saaford Herald. SANFORD Ftomhlag A Heating Roy Reel Patel A Body Shop 2396 So. Elm Pb. FA 2 7911. PAINT and 10th A Sanford WALLPAPER SUPPLIES PLUMBtNO Behind Studabaker Garage Buy 1 Gal. - Get 1 VRKE! Contracting A Repairs MARY CARTER PAINTS Free Estimate* Ml W. lat SL FA 2 3 R. L. HARVEY 304 Sanfard Ave. Phonr FA 2-UM 1* HOSE (1.00. Boy'* Western Dungarees 11.99 pr. Army-Navy Surplus Store, 310 Sanford Ave. RAYMOND M. BALL ■sk Crumley A Mewtekk nt 117 South Pant Ph. FA MM HOME - SEEKERS OUR VERY BEST! USED refrigerator 333. Utility trailer M0. 2333 Magnolia Ave. A N D ASSOCIATES Real Estate — Insurance Soroty Reads AIR CONDITIONING 211 So. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2-3341 CONTRACT and REFAIR WORK Sanford 1997 Sanfard Ave. FA 24302 Evans Bldg. Lake Mary Ph. FA 2-1290 Plumbing & Repairs Pen C. Themis 3-BEDROOM house, large lot, FA 2-044 2400 Adams Court, Wynnewood. 1021 S lrtu SL Terms. 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Interviews By Appointment Only After Review Of Written Presentation. Pay Commensurate With Ex­ perience And Ability. ODHAM & TUDOR IN C Sanford, Florida Down Payment-No Glueing Qulal CaaimuailF Near Golf Couraa An Experienced Lady With A Broad Background In Accounting — Preferably A Collega Graduate With A Degree In Accounting. Our Business la Growing And Wa Ntad Additional Personnel. P. O. Bex 1(M Phone FA 2-1501 PARK HO M ES Dream Homes Club Kd. A W aU k For Our Sign* . . . O P E N D A IL Y »t$6 A. M. TU Dark 8UNDAY 2:00 P. M. *TU Dark S h o su n a lm 1 Used HIGH RISER With Bolalrra A Slip Covers, A-l Condition ....... 941.30 1 3-Plece Foam Rubber SECTIONAL, Used 114MB 1 Rebuilt Foam Rubbar Swivel ROCKER......... ...... . f 19,10 1 Lied SOFA BED. good condition ....... (19.10 6 Walnut Side CHAIRS, like new ....... . ....... IJ3.M 1 Maple F i n i s h DRESSER With Mirror, Repoaieaied ............. 14949 2 Occasion*! 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Tarrail* Floors > Carport# * Land­ scaped Lola • All City Con•ealcntta. MONTHLY PAYMENTS WAIT! WATCH! For Opening D ate W. 19th 8t. FA 2-7493 Banfeed Odd End A Coffee TABLES --------- yt TRICE Z Twin Site Foam Rubber Seta Slightly Boiled, Each ......... 94944 3 Odd BookcaseBEDS, Full Slie, E a c h ............... $39.30 I 5iJi. MOTOR koma af USED CARS $ 9 1 9 9 0 Super "Si" Caepe • er Brakes - f teg . Am rnlmlen • 8party Bed < lent Perfeeasing Cm” Speciol $ 199!>}| * 9 * 9 $ 1959 Chevrolet Breekweed Feeder, • Fan* mnger Station Wages . VB Radio • Heater > Very Mileage - i t ’a The m m . ager a Own N ie ia il C h g « A v it fA v it w n I $ $ $ $ 9 9 FORD FairUa* M RUICK Super Hardtop R 7 FORD Fairiane 9 1 Fordar Hardtop M OLDBMOB1LB "to" Feeder Haltdey Sedan N CHEVROLET "3IF* Tudor Sedan —. N M ruick Hardtop CADILLAC "43" Caepe CHEVROLET BelA* Fordar ■ I DODGE Feeder V I Sedan HCICK Fordar Sedan' I $ I $ $ $ 9 Our Uaed Cara Witt Ba Displayed Far Year £$. ■pectloa Nightly Ote Oar Large Light** Lai. WHERE D E A U SH IN S - at tha alga of year boat buy 3 Orthopedic Beta, 34", DUeontlnued Ticking, Each ........ $49,3$ lore Dowa Deliver* fa h a U BUDDING CO. U» 8 a. MagaaMa Ph. FA 2-4821 2a* A Faiamtta e ia n H w n FA 24711 arYA 6 4 2 tt m < �I ‘ *- , ^ A &m tkaS B.i lIwS iJ— fwtfcwi ^ 's"Pooplg r s r j tu trdon't a Mu n i tk tak aagmora. They m b to bo ru». g • • aw «•**S V rv Quality Controttoi, Frmhly P.S.C. (PROTECTED, SELECTED, •U W N TM C N obligato lor TV purpooes. Muaielans, ifUr all, M m Wad adventurnout Uvtt. Thursday nlfht, Staccato was ealWd May from a Jam aankm to help a linger, mele, out of trouble. The alniar waa paying blackmail In krrp ■ seandll .mag■line from revealing his post. Un­ fortunately, the singer’* past indiscratioo waa not (it an to the audience. StaccaU mat the singer la a steam rodm and the singer was thereupon stabbed in the back by tha magazine pabllsher'a strongsrm guy. Is it rads at this point to won­ der about tbe rote of the lawyer and police department ia such TASTY SLICED Stockton, California Torttato t ol the leok-A-Yoar mem- (pe wiU boaor gydnay O. i, and two, foehns C. Chase, all's father and uncle, b Sydney and Joshua Chase among the early Florida ett- EatmelL Groom Label TUNA FISH LARGI BOTTLI LIMIT—JL PLEASE The Ckanael Swim; Frank Sin­ atra hat announced that ElvU Preeley will be the apcclal gueit •tar oo Sintra’s ABC-TV special scheduled for "early May. 1B60." Theme of the ahow: "Sinatra’s welcome home TV party for El­ vis." Of course, Frankie and Our Leadtr will blend voice* in lome dueU. Tbe upcoming British general elections have disrupted plans by CBS-TV’i Person-To-Person to present taped interview! with Bri­ gitte Benlot, Sophia Loren, Gina Lollobrlgida and Yul Urynner. .m a' Britain’s Granada network, which was to have taped the segment* in ParU and Rome, advised P-ToP that all IU taping equipment ia •eventeen Oviedo School home being "preempted" for campaign Mom mothers have been named coverage. As a result, P-To-P, with fa •erve as contact* between Charles Collingwood as host, will Isachera and parents in extracur­ continua visiting stateside hearthricular activities. Mrs. W. B. aides until Granada, or CUS-TV, Ctonts announced the following comes to the rescue. The pro­ gram’* tall debut has been post­ sgipointi ee ■<«. Merritt SUWy fur Mrs. poned from Friday, Oct. 2 to Oct. Dow Ulrey’a firm grade room: 10 aa a result of the snafu. Mm,Z3. .T- Coe for Mrs. M. E. Tha Kevlon BU-ralnute special on Cooper's firm grads room; Mrs. CUS-TV set for Thursday, Oct. 22 Lae Warder far the second gride, will feature Greer llarson as host­ and Mrs. Jamea Tracer far Him ess and a cast that includes Mar­ tha Bays, Mike Nichols and Elaine Dorothy Rice's gredea; . Mr*. W. A. Ward will be home May, Waller Sleiak and John Bub­ Mom mother far Mrs. Walter ble*. Christopher Plummer will be Itague'a third grade room; Mrs. ro starred again with Julie Harris A. R. Volgbt for Mra. E. E. in the Hallmark Hall of Fame Orimm’e third and fourth grada production of Ibesn’i, "A Doll’s combination ‘ i ____ room; ___ Mrs. B. ... H. House,” on NBC-TV Sunday, Nov. Walker far Mrs. James Partin's 15. The Bell Telephone Hour on Wurth Brads; Mrs. Norman Bris­ NBC-TV Friday, Nov. 20 will be an tol far Mrs. C. K. Huckalew'a ■ll-Gerahwin ahow, possibly headed •Ml Rrade, and Mrs. W. II. Mar- by Ella Fitzgerald, r ROSEDA L! SWEET and TENDER GARDEN Oviedo Home Room Mothers Named B A K E R Y T M 6 A 7 ~ Y .‘ SOFT ICED S p a n is h B AR CAKE RICH CHOCOLATE. TWO LAYER, COCONUT ICID nr- Mrs. W. B. West’s liztli grade room Mrs. Boh Boyis wiU i s tha patent contact; Mrs. WeeMy'Swanson will be far Cerium Isafiy ’a seventh grade; Mrs. John Evans far Mrs. Merritt Sta­ ler's seventh grade room; Mrs. M m I n d y far Mra. W. H. DaB ubo ' s eighth grade room; Mrs. C. I . Minter for Miss Lois MMsB’s eighth grade; Mrs. Leri Berman far Arch Hoatck’s ainth mtdera; Mrs. R. W. Eitee for Mra, JR. B. Smith's tenth grada m a tt Mrs. R. L. BeUhorn far C J L BncksWWs Uth graders IM Mrs. Douglas M. Jackson far Pgat Mikier'a IMh graders. Mrs. Jackass wRl be captain af the - .V’.ms: Hospital Notes KPTKMBKB g Admietleae Clara Tyner. Hanford Roger Edwards, Unford Harriett Annie, DeBsry Winnie B. Smith, Sanford Donald Paul Warren, Saidord Rose Abrams, Sanford Donald Smith, Sanford Jamas Drum Mr. and Mra. Jamas R. Oowiogton, Sanford, a ion Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Robin•oo, Sanford, a m o Mr. and Mra. Dais Ooteoa, Lake Mery, a soo Mr. and Mrs. Edward Waaaik, Sanford, a daughter Mr. sad Mss. WUbost Haroleon, a eon DUmkaalt Maasl Beilins, Longweod Barney Deck, ganford David Hoffman, Hanford DEVIL FOOD CAKE S r R 0 2 f /V SCALLOPS r ■ FOOD MEAT P/ES * L W c rf, * Z e trB " 'L'R\£Y 45< �w V r, :: :* Plugs Moon Rocket -WASHINGTON (U P 1)- Premier| that the people of tea United Akita Mhrwahehov, beaming, war­ State* bore thorn af *bo Soviet ing hia bat and featuring to Preai- Union no ill wilL with Ms hand*, I But Eisenhower added the tart a fateful 13-day itatement that the tww nations turn the count were quite different because in of the said w a r-ta r better or tar America "people tbomaetme es­ tablish and control the govern­ _ . J h t Soviet leader's mammoth ment." • W I M turbo-prop arrived almost Eisenhower looked grim during ‘ behind ache *•» . Confu- the welcoming ceremony and the •om pounded when the review. Newsmen remarked that craft had to bo turned never had they aeon Kisauhowor on the runway aa that with such a grim look on his fact emerged oo the other for so long. Ha read hia brief of the plane from the color speech without iv w once relaxing that was lined up for him. into a smile. The president emphasised that aad greeted the Soviet lead- portion af the speech ka wMcb ha or at the foot at a specially-built said that tba American people did Jf-ste p ramp. not seek In interfere in the in­ V.^lfco preildeot s h o o k bands ternal affairs of any other nation. heartily with Khrushchev, with The president's interpreter than wife, Mrs. Nina Khrushchev, read a translation. with Fanlgn Minister Andrei than took off hia hat, donned hia .The moot severs security mea­ tpactaclaa, pulled hia own speech n t in peacetime history wore from bla pocket, smiled at Etonimbed to protect Khrushchov bower, and began to rend rapidly in Russian. "Permit me at thin moment." Both men made brief aad formal totting statements at the airport, he began, "on Brat setting foot pa laanhowor aoanrod Khrushchev American sa«. la thank Hr. lie- VOL. X U X WKATHSBt ConiWerabl* eloudineea through Wednesday. Shown*. High today U to 88, low tonight 70 to 78. Win b U b U M 1800 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1968 IM tai SANTOM). FLORIDA America, and aaaurad the praatdent that an equally "cordial wel­ come'' await* him la Russia when he futures th* flail M ar Ibis fall. Khrushebtv told Klaaabowar Coart during foe past » yaara baa been exercising power to amend the Coaatltuiiea at Mi a m plenaure. Federal Judge Dealer DoVane told teadard Katarinas yeaterday. There have heea raape alnce 1327 where the M * eeart haa •ought not to be beead by Ma t e a prarioua declatoaa, Mid the retired New s Briefs Fruit Shipments Captains KAY LUNDQUWT Friends' Knockout Eases Trapped 0 Driver's Agonies New Seminole Hlgb football tocaptains are Charlee Bogan and Ray Lundquist. Th# two Motors, both 17, were “S pptlntedbjr th*—cuwhlng ataff for (bowing the necessary lead­ ership, aportamanly and Intellec­ tual qualltto* and football ability, Coach Jim Ptgott said. Bogan la g tackle. Lundquist is a halfback. Between 13 and X Seminole ayers should see action against tuivlUa this Friday, depending on how well the game goes, Plgott aaid. Twenty-six boys will be in uniform tar toe game which be­ gins at • p. ra. Starting at quart­ erback will be either Mike Ro­ berts or Alex McKlbbln; at full­ back John Mann or tin Rlaoar; at halfback, Lundquist or Johnny Lovelace. Offensive ends wlU ba Jim Gracoy and Tarry CbrUteo- S LINCOLN, MmUod (UP1) — John Pan, M, trapped in tba sab (I (I . J af hia biasing truck, know that Mm and was near but ha hated to bo burned alive. Ho pleaded with bystander* to knock him unconscious before the Sameo engulfed his body. Tho drama occurred when Poo w u trapped in the cab after a collision involving hia and two other truck* in thick fog, a cor­ oner's inquest w u told. William Mari!and told the coro­ ner the truck engine caught firs and flame* spread into the cabin. Ha said ha and th ru friends triad to drag Fox from the Max­ ing truck but that Fox was hop*. lastly pinned Inside. - Wbeo their desperate efforts to Stic*** Fox failed he pleaded with them to knock hi n out. Marsland Mid they knocked Mm out with a rabbit punch—“we hit him ■t tba back of the neck." Coroner John Goodlad returned a verdict at accidental death af­ ter declaring the blow was struck with the beat intentions and that there was no intention of mercy titling. Suit Against TV Actor Delayed MIAMI <UP1>- An attorney for two insurance talesmen said he Would delay filing a damage suit against television actor Richard Webb pending a conference with Webb'* attorneys today. Attorney William R. Colson said the suit for a "substantial turn" had been prepared and might still hi filed following today's coo fsrsnee. But Colson M i d he first wanted to hear "what th* other Ad* has to aay." A - C o l a o n represents insurance salesmen M. P. ToughUl of Salt f i t s City, Utah, and Waiter J. Bush of Springfield, Ore. The two salesmen said Webb pestered them with question* during a flight from New Orleans to Miami last Saturday. They said as they toft the airplane he pinned their grms in a judo trip and announc­ ed be was making a citiaens arlast. They said he accused them (}of being Russian spies. Auxiliary To M eet The Ladies Auxiliary at the Lake Mary Fire Department will hold their regular monthly meettog at th* fir* houa* Wednesday at 1 p. m. Further plan* will be mads for th* Hallowe’en MasqueZhd* and all Interested women urged to be preecot. Boosters To Rally Tonight In Prep For Friday Game The Sem inole High Boosters Club will sponsor a pep rally at 7:30 p, m. today in the high ecjwol auditorium. The rally will be th* second kick off for club activities thla season in preparations for tha opening game with Titusville. The Seminole Band will partici­ pate in tonight's meeting and cheerleaders and majorettes twill give a performance. Coach Jim Pigolt will introduce the football ■quad. Membership ia the organisation which supports Seminole High •porta event* Includes free admis­ sion to any of the school’s athletic contests throughout the year. Fam­ ily membership la $20; single mem­ bership, *10; and a donation mem­ bership, *10; and a dnoation mem­ bership, which does not provide entrance to athletic eontesti, ia $3. Membership tiekela may be ob­ tained at William E. Kader'a Jewelry store, Perkins* Men’a Store, Stenley Hardware, Thrifty Service Station, and from club ticket chairman Raymond Lundquilt in Ihe Sanford Atlantic Na­ tional Bank, or from Cdr, Tamny at the Naval Air Station. Worker Drowns Robert Reed, it, drowned near Ibe Osteen Bridge yesterday when he slipped from a houseboat on which he was working. The Mid­ way Negro fell into nearly nine feet of water about 11:43 a. m. according to Constable J. Q. Gal­ loway and Deputy L. J. Krii, who worked oo the case. trtaa of aaparata but aqua) fad* Uliee far tba public "and for child. ran la tta public achooli.” "Th# ehlaf responsibility tar drafting aad ip umBring a Consti­ tutional amendment that will bring an end to tba danger of a judicial oligarch* on thla country reate with The court la HOT. everruled the Adhlaa ea. Chlldrcn'a Hoapita) de­ rision when K had upheld it ia a prarloea caae, the judge charged. A Geaatltutioeal amaadmeet ia leaded ta prerant the Supreme Court from overruling, modifying, ar changing "any prtar decitlon •f that court" which Intorpratcd won oapocted thoa to Initiate Stale "exploratory" talka on rltal International laauea, including Urn problem of Berlin and Germany, which Khruritchev baa aaid la paramount. Tonight Prmidoot and Mra. El aenbower play hoot at n formal dinner 'to the Khrushchov family with Borne M additional gutaU from tba higbeat governmental and diplomatic eirclei. Khruah* Lundquist, Bogan Grid NO. M l " WINTER HAVEN (UPl>-Daily carloadtnge in boxes from the Cit­ rus Vegetable Inspection Division: By rail, S,1U grapefruit; by boat, 134 grapefruit; by truck, 17, 233 grapefruit; total shipment*, 13, 4*4 boxes. Court Asked To Remove Ip . m. Stocks Commission NSW Y O U (UPI) - H a c k price* at 1 P- m.: American T I T „ , , , , , , i „ , TO Bethlehem Steel ««».„»•••„ 13)4 • • . * ,.. CA O . , Rb Chrysler .............................. 43H 301k WASHINGTON (UPI) - Court-, fused to sign, charged that the Curtiss-Wright DuPont , « . , 347 appointed monitors have Mked a 1473,000 wm deposited la banks Borgnine To Wed Eastman Kodak ................. MM LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Maxi federal court to oust James R. when it drew no Interest for the Ford Motor ........................ T7H ' By JACK can actress Katy Jurado and Hoffa a* president of the Team- benefit of union mem ben. General Electric................. T4’i Tax Assessor Mary la ris Watt* ( Academy Award-winning actor Er­ stars Union, charging that he mis­ In on* case. the. monltori laid, General Motors ------------.._14U nest norgnln* announced Monday handled |473,o6o to union funds. a portion of tho money waa used Graham Pali# .................... 3% • r said this morning lAs would Ufa not we* Dowling Appraisal C am they plan to be married at th* The monitors mad* their re­ to further the operations of a Inti. T A T Lorillard 43 end of this month or tarty ia Oc­ Florida reel eetata corporation in pany’s 3134,100,734 county ap­ quest Monday in an interim re­ Minute Maid ....................... 30* tober. which Hoffa had an intensL port to Judge r. Dickinson Letts The monitor* asked that Hoffa Penney ««»«*■*.».,««*».*.•,» tint* praisal on Km ISM Its aasaam vj-1 oo their policing *f the giant be required to account within 21 Psnn KK ............................. lif t meat rolL Arson Charged CHARLES KOGAN Royal American #•'#•• (miamt• • 4H Tha appraisal of $IM,33UM ta t INDIANAPOLIS, lari. (UPI) - tmioa. Letts appointed the throe- days for transaction* involving Sear* Roebuck............ ... 4g county real estate and 113,773,734 The suburban home af Gene Saa man b o a r d la tu g to keep a tha 3473,000 and that they ba giv­ Jj Souci, top Indiana Teamster* Un check on lloffa's administration. en subpena powers to investigate Stud*biker ,M ,»,i,,,,„M », 13% tar bualnaag and >arsenal pewU. B. Steel «• i ••!**•#4Ne• •Mu 101% ion official and close friend of Tho report, which the union's th# deals further. party vms eubmitted to K m earn* Jimmy Hoffs, wm virtually de­ representative an the board re- They also asked that Latte hold WMtiagbouM El. ................ N% ty eommlsakmsrs bp an early hearing on whether Hof­ stroyed by fir* early today and ling this fa should be removed from office authorities said It wm "definite­ Th# ##aai and whether h* should ba held ly" a case of arson. accountable for any funds which formally accept tba appraisal might be due union members. Typhoon Veers cards, but before n srowri tfeai In addition, (bay requested au­ TOKYO (UPI) —Typhoon Sarah half filled tba courtroom, voted thority to requart th# union’* gen­ vend to the northwest today on I# deliver tb# cards to Mr*. WM* eral executive board to start dj* ft? tar hftr q ftltirtfi, HOUSTON, Tex. (WPH -A tje- a eeart*. tbgt appartatUy will eipUnary action against Hoftt. ’ LAKELAND (UPI) — Thieves " I da net M aud to bare *' W* mendous explosion Muttered the spare the'Islands af Okinawa and VIENTIANE, Laos (UPI) —J Formosa from th* tall fury of its who haul sway fruit or trees from appraisal cards brought Into m? Edgar A. Poe Elementary School wind* and rain*. Th# storm packed four-man United Nations fact-find members of Florida Citrus Mutual ofTlca until Km county accepts ing team arriving here today to today, killing several students and winds of up to 147 miles an hour. check a n la for rougher going this year. them aa a good, valid appraisal," on a reported Communist a man who may have token a It wat reported moving at U mites Invasion ran Into a gov let tharge Sheriff* of 13 citrus • producing said Mrs. Walker, lb* aaid to bomb into the school. aa hour, counties have been briefed on the answer to a question that aba it wat here. Illegally. Another of th* dead was said to new cltrua truck Identification law would than use them at a (atari The 8ovlc'te said Monday night be the woman principal of the A Girl For Bing •nee. designed to reduce thefts. the team was not the proper In school, who tried to wrest a suitMra. Walker arid aba already The law require# trucks hauling LOS ANGELES (Lit'I (-Crooner itrument for resolving tho Lao­ cat* containing explosives from Bing Crosby, father of five sons, tian crials. SYOSSET, N. T, (UPI) - A citrus to earry th* Arm's name baa tba preliminary 133S rod the min. out a joyful "wthoo" Monday They called Instead for a con pendant about the slit of a silver and th* words "licanaed fruit deal­ about half completed and wiH gtva A newsman who reached the let night at Queen of Angela Hospital ferenee "without delay" of the dollar may save your lift la tho er" to make It taster for law ta- it to tbs commission “on ar (baud scene shortly after the explosion forcemeat officers t# recognise Oct, 1." when wife, actress Kathy countries that attended tha 1334 event of nuclear war. said ha counted "at least tlx Grant, hte Commission Choirman J o h n fruit or tree thieves. gave birth to their (tret Geneva conference that created The pendant is a plastic-encas­ dead," including a white man Krider asked Mrs. Walker K *he Mutual sponsored a meeting of daughter. Tha couple named tha Laos, North Vtet Nam and South ed dosimeter, or dose meter, about 30 years old. were "using tba 1333 roll again." The school Is attended by whit* 4 pound-13-ounca-giri Mary Fran Viet Nam out of what was once which, according to the manu­ sheriff* her* Monday. Mutual offi­ She replied "1 said I am p r e r r i French Indo-Chlna. facturer, records radiation ex­ cial Dale Carlton Mid lb* organchildren only. Nona of tba schools CCS. lution would continue paying a ing tba 1133 roll." The team prepared to begin its posure cumulatively. in Houston are integrated. After a couple of hours af be are lloo reward for information lead­ work despite the Russian attack, Wayne Morris Dies The sensitive element of the The sheriff* office said that K dosimeter ia phosphate glMi, ing tha arrest and conviction of Ing individual .om manta from tba was told that "someone threw a SAN FRANCISCO (UHIJ-Aclor however. which omlta luminescent light anyooa stealing fruit or tree* from good stud audit are tba aommlri bomb on the school basketball Wayne Morris died of a heart at­ non decided to discuu th* prob­ after being exposed to harmful Mutual members. tack Monday aboard an aircraft court." lem again at 10 a. m. Thursday. X-ray or gamma-ray radiation. carrier in the Pacific, the ocean Bodies of three small children Defense Assistant Krider pointed out state Comp­ Unlike instruments that detect where—unknown to most of hit were lying in 11m yard of the troller Ray Graen'a recommenda­ the presence of radiation, thla ooa Steel Compromise school when police first arrived at fans—he played his greatest rote M cN eil Resigns tion tar an appraisal of all pro­ la designed to tell of exposure during World War 11. Monte, 43, the scene. . perty in Seminole County. AA WASHINGTON (UP!) - Pre.l the wearer may not hart Hundred* of frantic people were collapsed while watching air ope­ dent Still Not Sighted an Aug. 13, 1334 meeting, Mm. Elsenhower acepted th* reslf aware of. rations from the brldg* of th* car­ running around trying to find NEW YORE (UPI) -T o p Indus­ Walker had agreed to aa apnation today Aaaislant Defense their children. The confusion was rier USS Bon Homme Richard. try and union negotiating teems Secretary W. J. McNeil who ha* si sal "if money wars included reported to be to great that it resumed negotiations In th* 43been Ihe Pentagon's chief financial tha budget for Uto ensuing ftp. w m hard to tell what had hap­ Cool Air, Man Dr. Silsby Home day-old fleet strike today with no cal year for a reappraisal lor Kto officer for U years. pened. A wide bend of cool air swept Mc.N*i! is resigning effective Dr. Harry Silsby I* up and indication either aide Is raady for entire county," Krider Mid. The Poe echool ia in a fashion­ out of L'anada and th* Pacific Nov. around hie Flora Heighli home a compromise settlement. 1. In hit letter to th* presi­ quoted Mrs. Walker M s w ­ able section of southwest Houston. Ocean early today, sending tem­ dent he said "peraonal considera­ and la expected to return to bla Twelve subcommittees at the ingHelast May "1 would liko to 4ri peratures plummeting from the tions," were the reason for his practice In a few months. bargaining steal companies and sura everyone In this county tnal I Pacific Northwest to the Great resignation. He hM been with the Dr. Silsby has been lit a th* tha United Steelworkers of Ameri­ have not tba least intention of *#•• Lake*. The front, which wat ac­ department sine* It waa created veteran's hospital In Durham, N. ca continued talks on local plant ing a eum of $70,000 of tb* tax* Adenauer Helps companied by brief thunderstorms in 1347. rule*. poyer’i money expanded to no good C. He can have visitors. and stiff winds, dropped tempera­ purpose." Hail President tures 27 degrees at Bismarck, N. It's going to cost more t# ran BONN (UPI) - Konrad Ade­ D., end lent the mercury down tbs county, Krider told tba crowd. nauer celebrated his loth anni­ 23 degrees to a low of 43 at Elko, Tba school* and jail need marw versary aa Wait German chancel­ Nev., UPI reported. money. The prison inspector big lor today by watching (he Inaugu­ said ba ia shout to coodama tba ration of Heinrich Luebke — hi* jail, tb* commission chairman de­ personal choice — as the nation's clared. Cigarets To Get second president. He Mid tba comrateeion refused Luebke wet : orn in at a joint to ralsa the millaga because M session of Parliament attended by Fancy Flavors Sanford Industry is slowly in­ ed where k la Daka said. Eighty However, tba city la not living wanted to spread out tha tax bur­ foreign diplomats and distin­ HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - T h e guished visitors to the West Ger­ "Man of Tomorrow" may be puff­ creasing and agriculture slowly acres at the Hill Creek sit* for a on tha Naval Air Station alona, den and not make more exempt­ man capital. Hr actually had been ing away on a cinnamon-flavored dying out, but agriculture will loo, park and playground that Air Station capital te axtra money ions. A figure of $24 milUoa tor president' since Saturday mid­ clgaret when he preparei for bla continue to be the basic local would be more of a family prop­ In th* pockets of many people reel property value ia Saminoia bera Dak* laid. If tha NAS ever County lart year, night, but the formal inaugura­ next trip to th* moon. economy for tit* next IS years, osition would be better, be de­ moved out tb* base location would lous," Krider said. wm ridlcto tion was postponed to coincide George Welssmin. vice presi­ resident city planoer Jerry Dak* clared. mska a perfect industrial part, Mrs. Walker with Adenauer's anniversary in dent and director of marketing for told the city commission last refer the reference to tha $34 mililaa Dake described bis pisns m said Dak*. office. a major cigarette firm said many night. Sanford's economic are* in­ ranging 13 to 20 years into the vaiuafioa be accompanied cigaret companies already ar* About l.BW people are employ­ cludes DeUary, O'Steen, and soma testing cinnamon and cocoanut ed in local industry compared to future. A marina with a restau­ of Oviedo. Th* employed in Sem­ statement foal tba ncapiti flavors, m writ as one that has 1,300 year round agricultural rant might also go to that area, inole County number 13,000, with sheet of (he 1334 roll shows $4fo> 312,347, with a taxable ba aaid. the aroma of new-mown hay. workers, Uake aaid. A perimeter raid, going around 3,300 in tba Navy and l,30o in $33,044,347. "There is a possibility the ciga­ The local agent tor JackaunvlUe agriculture, tba planner noted, Questions from tba rets w* smoked a scant five years city planner George W. Simona the city to order to give greater Tha commissioners compliment­ dealt mainly with bow Dowllsd access to Sanford was suggesied. ago may become obselete," recommended possibly moving ed Daka aa bin report. arrived at hie appraisal figures Weinman said. Sanford's loo out Seminole Blvd. Dak* recommended opening the aad whan the comaiaiion would "The American public has tel to city owned propery on Hill eastern end of Seminole Ulvd. to accept th* Anal figures: us know that they will buy flav­ Creek. The 100 area U too cramp- use as a segment of this peri­ Collision Breaks meter. Dlscuseloo ranged among Tom McDonald; floats, Garnett or." Krider told them that DowUotft White; auto*, John Dickey; judges contract mad* him available th* commissioners and th* plan­ ner oa whether future shopping Woman’s Leg stand, ltob Landrech and Herb through the equalisation Methodist M en 's areas should be on First St. or Scott; decorations, Peggy Jane Israel Denies Shots An auto collision at 30th St. bearings and that individual Lundiiuut; publicity, Dave KJlng south of 23ih St. Such v center and Lake Mery Blvd. brought a plaints and adjustment* made, JERUSALEM (UI’I) — Israeli Club To Install enrmith; awarde, Glenn McCall; south of 23th would be crowded; broken leg te Margaret Childs, would ba baaed whea that board authorities have denied that fight­ transportation, Billy Bromley; dig­ Installation of officers and state­ it would be better to spread out 403 Myrtle Ave. Saturday night. convenes. nitaries. Ken McIntosh; and bal­ er plane* of Israel'* air force ments of objective* of the Metho­ along French, said Dake, The car driven west on 20th SL Tha board also asked Dowlie f loon islet prior to the parade, fired warning shot* at an Egyp­ dist Men's Club are scheduled at Tb* Naval Air Station, along by Harry W, Child*, 313 Lake- to prepare a report on methods tian airliner in the Aqaba area. the club meeting Thursday. Archie Wise. with government workers, her# view Ave., and with Margaret used to compiling tba reappraisal The parade will run along the The Israeli* charged that the (The Herald will print addition Officers to be Installed during brought about II4 million to tba Childs, 34, m a pasMngar, was tame route a* last year; west on plane — a Britisb-iuade Viscount th* meeting Id the church's Mc­ Sanfonl area, Dake declared. struck at tba interMctlon by . al details of tba statement* reed First St. to Oak, south oo Oak turboprop — "violated Israeli air­ Kinley Hall Include President About 1,300 homes a n owned In auto driven by Cecil P. Hlnnant today by Tag Assessor Mary to Fourth, east on Fourth to San­ space" but was not interfered George Mills, Vice President Ol- tha Sanford a n a by Navy man. af Sanford, according to tha Earle Walker and Commiiiisrt ford Ave„ north to Second St. with became Israeli fighter* Iden­ lie Lnpt-r. Secretary Ernie Lar­ This includes Cassclberr. and Al­ Sheriff's Dept. Damage to each Chairman John Krider ia Wadoafr tified it aa a civilian plans. and back to Foft Mellon Park. sen and IrcMurex Garry Myers. tamonte Springs. ia estimated *4 I7M. day’s edftiom School Explosion Kills Pupils, Man Who Brought Bomb Told Roll Hoffa For Fund Misuse Due O c t 1 Grove Thieves To Find It Tough Soviets Protest UNTeam In Laos Pendant Records Nuclear Exposure C Industry Grow s, But Farming Still To Be Sanford's Bread And Butter For Awhile IS Jaycees Name Chairmen For Christmas Parade Sanford Christmas Parade fund* amounting to over $400 have been collected by the Retail Merchants Association. Local merchant* who haven't given to the Dec. 4 parade fund are urged to do so by Retail Mer­ chant’s Board Chairman Francis Houmillat Jr. Jaycees in charge of th# parade's management are: Chairmen of Jaycee-produced floats. Bob McKee tor Sente and Don Royer for th* Jayce# float; head marshal. Everett Harper; Herb ktcnaUum; � 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 14, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 14, 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>, September 14, 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/3fe45a07d4a1f36cc962b9d06b04bb58.pdf 6d272c5d6e9b0fd4aa606558487fde01 PDF Text Text > ' i/' : v . • —I t a n . , t a p t 1®, I M S . , . • # _ I Poultry Industry Grows In County H r ‘V * Hf .s-S-civ J ' h- * * *• rtw l • » •••-, , v f . - $ •'tVs"-w7,r^ks,- ivigators For Jobs s * •tar trough a M b mumi t M m tavatuable training aid MCkteg Bonborditr/Naviga- lifted. Each laeeoo Is conducted by the ■ •ad Third Crewman star Instructor flrat Introducing the iliaa by VAH-I at tha scasoacl group a id the major production f : mM m mSo* M County M ahnwlng a tocrea M M •eeeea, ha pointed out. Local agriculture D on the laereaec to the citrus, ornamental M on diversification af la needed, Tucker atreeeed. This horticulture, and dairying fields, year celery and cabbage according to survey*. Cold has planted on the majority of rapid Increase of citrus county’s vegetable acreage. although there Is some proMOT-SI, Mw two wops w en on 4,3*0 of Seminole’s ____ _ TUcker said. From l»Ma c n e of vegetable land. Si county citrus Increased by 5,Sales value of county vegetable* 911 acres. It row another 1,000 dropped over |1 - million to the acre* to HOT-31. Numbers of nuraeriea, foliage, MS7-M season from Mw 1MA97 and flow * growers a r t very deflntaly rising here, Tucker said. There were 303.17 acre* under Christian Scienca such production to 19S7-H. In dairying, t,03,348 gallon* to Program Sept.. 13 milk were produced In 1937— U w Columbia "Church of the compared wttft 1 ,300,00* in 1W . Air” program Sept. IS wUl fea­ ture a Christian Science program e n t i t l e d , "The Challenge of Campaign H its Home ST. 1VE8, England (UPI) — Truth.’* George Nay, Editor of the nine foreign language Heralds Nicholas Phillips, aldannan and of Christian Science, will be the deputy mayor of St. Ivts, under­ speaker and music will be sup­ took a relentless war on Utterbugs plied by n quartet and soloists. in his capacity as chairman of This program, originating from the town’s public health commit­ the faclUUea of The Mother tee. St. Ives bad 1U first prosecu­ Church, la Boston, Mass., will be tion under the litter a c t Nicholas carried by Button WDM) to Phillips was fined IS.6* for dump­ 10:80 a.m. ing waste on the city’s beach. to acres Uda increase, County Agricultural Ce­ cil Tucker said today. Preliminary Investigation* Tuck­ er has d a s la the last month show about B .M birds hi pro­ duction. compand wMfe » ,0 » in production M the county la 1954. H. D. Thompson who started poul­ try product km here this year baa about 10,004 birds in cagas lay­ ing, 19,499 being raised and ex­ pects to add a nether lo.oao to Ua eagae. Tucker said. Price* m celery, the crop far which Sanford la famous, fell off during the ItM-Si season because to overproduction a t one Ume ■nd too much cold and water the agent explained. Florida celery ‘ai/ "4^f ' MAM. constellation within that group. n g W M ir * i two-hoar ttMana toe With Uw asa of a band held point­ is Mtotoat can point to, and aama er light, the Instructor points to w “V; “ 97 navigational ware in dm and names the navigational stars K t. .? . ' i ___ > arfnute revolution af Uw ao- la this seasonal group. The in­ W f £ . : (' narwat iky. Thla is aeeompliahtd structor then points and the Hu% g by tin t leaching the itadenl to dent names the atari. Next Ihc . ;i ftfoatify Um majar constellation student points to and names the ,v total* each aaaaooal group. Car- aters. 4*r. f i j ^ M R atara are aaod an pointers and Zi* 44Af% The planetarium la also ullllx*■ t »P drawing Imaginary line* to the ad as an aid In teaching celestial Blowing Room Only theory. The astronomical trainela BS1 can be projected on to the dome. LONDON, England (UPI) — By Uw student actually seeing Aviation pioneer Lord Barbeion, the star, Uw geocentric earth, 71, sniffed at eullnnry frill* now •• 1 and the astronomical trainela all being advertised by airlines. it superimposed uo the dome at one “As a humble traveller," said Ume, be can eaiUy visualise bow bis lordship, H1 say cut out the trlangla la solved to obtain smoked salmon and caviar. Just ^ l A O L A N © - Bhariff*, or their a Um of oosltlon. gtva me elbow room to draw my INSTRUCTOR J. A. HEAD POINTS TO STARS Knowledge of star Identification d n ignotid repraaeotalivei. from hanky nnd blow my In Uw all-weather heavy attack St Florida ritroa belt counUeo will 1 aircraft la Indispensable. Positive) ■wot with Florida Citrus Mutual v« to r s Monday to dUeuit anforcw- identification must be made of a at mw lawo affeetlng ckrus navIgaUooal star prior to shoot­ Robert W. Rutledge, ing with the periseopic sextant. wral manager, raid to­ U Uw wrong star la observed the poeiUon of the Aircraft cannot day. Rutledge raid a major topic of ha maintained. Their are billion* «W meeting will be a recently and billions of stars In the sky, paaoad la* requiring Identifies- and Uw heavy attack navigator Ci must be able to posiUvely Identify g o a d tree*-.* hauling ritrua. The new law requirea all trucks, 17 of them and these are widely tractora. trailer*, or other to- scattered In Uw heavens. WASHINGTON (U PI) — The H d n htuliaf raw citrus fruit government la expected to report to the state bear the name of the owner la throe loch letter* on today that unemployment failed to gather aide. drop In August as much as an­ R u 1 1 a d | a said additional ticipated. methods will be considered to preOfficials said about 150,000 lay­ e n t fruit thefts during the 1959-60 offs earned by the steel strike, •caaoo. Mutual will continue Its ^ „ and auto retooling whkh tempoR100 reward tor Information lead­ ________ __of — BOSTON (UPI) — *r*r* rarily Idled another 80,000 working to the conviction anyone Mealing f r u ir o r - tree* "front Mu-J-rl*Sr—who—hriped._pHch. —BOitoq^ efa^^rara-majns-factnra Jn_ajtluc^ ____ i j U k a American i s H n e n a n 1league Maifita tiJinnanl . . . . _ . .. _ „ . to tthe pennant gish tual member1* groves, b t aaid. decline from the July level 13 years ago, 1* resigning as Red of 3,744,000 unemployed. Box pitching coach at the clot* A normal seasonal drop In un­ of the 1050 season. employment would be about 566,The 37-ycar-old Bhaw, Miss., 000. resident says he will accept the Today’s report alto waa expect­ post of athletie director at Little ed to disclose that lot*I employ­ Delta State College, 10 miles from ment showed an expected dip In 8«« tha lovely array of Baton fine his home and at Cleveland, Miss. August but still set • record for It was Ferriss and Tex Hugh- the month of more than 67,000,000 CORAL GABLES (U PI)—Tb# disciplined fabrics for Fall. Solids University of Miami’s football son who led the 1U40 Red Box to jobs. Needs little or no-ironing. 36” wide, ta n a worked hard on defense to­ the pcnnenl under Joe Cronin, In July, employment hit an allday, f o i l * w i n f Wednesday'* only to lose to the Bt. I.oul* Car­ time high of 67.604,000. and co-ordinatea in all the pretty •mart new Fall-look prints. Start acrlmmage in which the third dinals in the World Series. The August decline waa due to * new colors. Ferriss joined the Hed Bux as a seasonal drop in farm job*. loam ecu red three time* against sewing now! pitching coach In 1V5G, when for­ There was a small increase in the lirat and second unite. . Third string quarterback Bill mer teammate Mike Higgins suc­ non-farm work that lifted nonMcLain*, a sophomore, paeied to ceeded Lou Boudreau a* manag­ fa rni Jobs to a record level of Larry Wilson for the telly against er. about 60,800,000. tha first stringer*. He ran for With the decline in unemploy­ yd. to yd •n* touchdown against tha eecond ment less than expected, the pro­ Mam and pasted to John Ellli State Port, Trade portion of the labor force out of lo r Mw ether. work rote above the 6.1 per cent Coach Andy Guetafeon announ­ Group To M eet posted In July. August customar­ ced that ho has moved senior left TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Di­ ily sec* unemployment drop and Walter Corey up to the first rectors of the Florida l’urts and sharply ns many summertime ♦cam. Corey, who lettered ai a Foreign Trade Council will meet worker* — especially students— eophomore but saw little action here Sept. M to talk over plans leave the labor market. last year, was promoted from the to send a group to Washington Steel strike-related layoff* were third anil. which will push for further Im­ estimated by the l.abor Depart­ Just received new Quadriga drip dry provements In the state’s Inland ment a month ago at aliout 100,000. The latest estimate is 150,000 and intercoantul waterways. for fabrics. Beautiful patterns Cubans Questioned The organllation will aim dc- —a figure which shows that the trnm ne iU general policies anil “steel strike is beginning In affect S c h o o l . C areer or t h a butty About Arms Cache adopt a budget. In addition, It the economy across the board," huuaewifa. *6" wide. MIAMI (UI’D —Three Cuban*, will discuss an agreement between one exfiert commented. We carry a complete line af ♦he men described as former em­ the council and the State Develop­ sewing notions. ployes of the ousted Batista gov­ ment Commliiion oulling duties ernment In Cuba, were questioned of each agency In the fields of PORTSMOUTH, England And Pattern* by: her* today after officers seized port and foreign trade promotion. Directors are expected to take (UPI) — Salt und Pepper got to­ a 16,000 arma Cache. yd. VOGUE and BUTTERICX Thoae interrogated were Fran up plans for publicising the gether here. Marie Pepper mar­ cisco Rey, Rey, 23; his 31 yesrold monthly Florida Journal of Com- ried Edward Balt. Friends intro­ wife, Irene; and Rey’* brother, n«re« m*«*iine aa the council’* duced them as a joke. official organ. Julio, 91. Mm. K*y was alone in the Monumental Job tented house when federal and MONTGOMERY. Ala. (DPI) Two-Tone Tootsies local agents acting on a tip singed The Alabama legislature has un the raid Wednesday. She said MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) — Po­ derlaken the task of deciding "previous tenants" may have left lice said that Twink, a pet rooster whether and where the Confeder­ Imported silk back velveteen I I (It* arm* in the attic but officers stolen frum George Vicory at a ate Monument on lb* Capitol white and block. 36 found newly-opened gun pucking Memphis hotel, has two easily grounds should be moved since it eases inside tile house and jugs identifiable features — one red is obscured by trees and brush • t kerosene and gasoline outside. foot and one green fool. and used mainly as a pigeon roost. W Sheriffs To Confer WHh Citrus Men Unemployment Fails To Drop As Anticipated don't Livestock production to toabt* Tucher said. Thm;jh Seminal* M the fourth small.st county to Florida, M ranks Utb greatest in tha value £ of agriculture, he anted. Lightning Fatal To Two Golfers TAMPA (U PI) — Two golfers were killed and five slightly In. w Jured when lightning ripped through a golf sours* rain shelter Wednesday. Dead were Dr. John E. Gottach, 36, and Clark Farber, 49, both af Tampa. Farber sa the elreula* tion manager for the Tampa Trih. une Co. and Gottach waa a local bona specialist. The injured were Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Conner, Tampa; Guy Bag!!, . ■portscaster for television station <A WTVT; Parkman Rankin, New York City; nnd retired A ir Fore* C ap t John T. McKinney, Tampa. nuAAJth&M Bxoiinq m w Fabrics Ferriss Resigns As Red Sox Coach Peter Pan Cotton Bates Cotton Miami 3rd Team Riddles Starters 7 .6 9 7 .3 9 * Quadriga Cotton Complete Line of Notions Well Seasoned .5 9 Velveteen Corduroy Solid and companion print corduroy. Absolutely washable, colorfaak, dyed 36” wide. Solids — Prints - — - — 129 yd. 7 . 5 0 yd. Lebarmon Woolens Tubable nylon woolens in aolida and plaids. All the new gav Fall shade!. 54” wide. 3.98 1 “W t In vite C harge Accounts* 1 I tu A I ""T - Pi XX •* yd. » �Seminole Boosters Start Drive At R ally Tuesday g ) Th« Seminole High Booster Gub mem* benhip drive ts under way. A football rally S ept IS at the high school will be a second kick-off for dub activities this season. . Membership in the organization which rta Seminole High sports events infree admission to any of the school's athletic contests throughout tha year. Family membership is *20; single member­ ship, *10; and a donation membership, .•w h ich does not provide entrance to athle­ tic contests, is $5. Activities scheduled during the foot­ ball season are the rally on the 15th, before the opening game with Titusville; a motorcade to Daytona Beach, Sept, 25; a motor­ cade or charter bus trip to St. Augustine, for the Ketterlinus game Oct. 9; a meet­ S ing, with refreshments and films of the Titusville game, at the end of tha mem­ bership drive O ct 16. Also a special football fans' train to F t Myers O ct 16, with a $6.25 eost for a minimum crowd of 860; a motorcade to the Leesburg game Nov. 6; films of the Oct 28 Winter Park game and plans for a bar­ becue, at a Nov. 19 meeting; a motorcade to Winter Garden. Nov. 20 for the Lakeview game; a motorcade to DeLand Nov. 25 and a football barbecue Dec. 1. Membership tickets may be obtained at William E. Rader's jewelry store, Perkins' Men's Store, Stanley Hardware, Thrifty Service Station, and from club ticket chair­ man Raymond Lundquint in the Sanford Atlantic National Bank, or from Cdr. Tamny at the Naval Air Station. WEATHER: Considerable doudinese through Saturday; scattered showers. High todsy 84 to 89, low tonight 68 to 78. VOL. T U X United Press Lsased Wire Financial B e —raid bee started a (toTrtt, m u s t e r ed tke Severity Associates, h e . efftoe Is Rea* feed. It Is u tfc 1 p. m. Stocks Established 1908 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1959 City, County Fail To Agree On Drain Solution On Sanford Ave. Connection Johnson Chooses Monday Deadline Honor Graduate, Shapeliest Girl Win In Contests Women Golf Clubs Ready For Benefit Tourneys Business Licenses On Sale Monday r Higginbotham, Warner To Run Ike Asks For 'Constructive Ideas' Kent Plans Tour With Hat In Hand NO. 619 Philippine Force Alerted For Possible Laos Action NEW YORK (U ?l>—Stock pri­ ces st 1 p. m.: American T 4 T ......... « ... 77 American Tobacco . . . . . . . . Bethlehem Steel ................ 35*4 ST* C IO ...... . Chrysler ■. *•• •»•••*# • • §«§• * ISH Curtiss - Wright ................. 30V* DuPoot ............................... Eastman Kodak ................... 99 ro rd Motor ........................... TtH General Electrle . . . . . . . . . . 79H General Motors ................... S3 Inti. T k T ............................ 32* Lorlltard ........................... 41* Penn R R 17* Sears Roebuck ..................... 47* By JACK PMILUPg nation" from 23th St. to 34th PL. Studebaker one half hours during 13* U. S. Steel ........................... 103 City and county commissioners encs at City Hail. said Mayor A. L Wilson. ed to agree last night on how! The county com million era left Tha county needs $100,000 more WeatinghouM El. M t l l l M t connect the proposed Sanford after Chairman John Krlder'a re­ for Ita road and bridge fund this n A rt. drainsgt system with a city quest that city and county share year, Krider said in atresalng the pipe running into Lake Monro* the coet of piping Sanford Ave. lack of county funds to conduct 1 drainage across Lily Ct. swamp the drainage by pipe Initcad of north of 24th PI. Proposals and objections arou­ area got no response. open ditch. The city commission said it nd beck sad forth for two sad He doean't think the mlUage wants to know the amount of will be raiaed thia year. It ia 41.3 money in the state eellmate for now, he ooird. "I don't believe WASHINGTON (UPD - Senate drainage on the Sanford Ave. we can do it and atlil stay in Democratic Leader Lyndon B.> widening project, tha coat of put­ office," Krider said. Johnson today p i c k e d Monday ting In the propoaed drainage, and The difficulty with the Sanford night as his target for adjourn­ comparative costa between an Ave. project ia that an additional ment of Congress. But ha said open ditch and pipe drainage north $200,000 cust for greater road there ia no assurance the lawmak­ of 23th St., before it decides how width has been added, said Coun­ ers would hit It. it thinks the connection should be ty Commissioner Lawrence Swof"I want to try to finish Moodsy made and financed. Figure* on ford. night if we can,” Johnson l a i d coat for drainage will be aaked of Any additional water put In the newsmen Just before the Senate ------- ATtJtNTTC-eiTY, N .-J; <iniI ^ t ^ t , e _ R g e d Dept. Engine«r P^ W.i .swamp-area—arnmuL_th£_4irppfliedl_mri._a«rly-again In pkm _ahaad An honor graduate who worked her Ekey. ditch ia going to bick into peo-' through a mass of minor bills The idea of city funds helping pie's back yards, Higginbotham way through college waiting on Johnaon said the Senate would the county when city residents tables joined tha boeomleat girl declared. tackle Saturday ita last major to the contest in holding top hon­ arc helping pay for county bonds An objection to any open ditch bill—the foreign aid appropriation. ors today In the second round of ia not good, laid city commission In the city was made by William It fares a battle over attempts er Earl Higginbotham. RONALD I’KKHY will direct the two Babe Zaharioa golf fudging to the Mies America pagBush who livea just north of the to attach a rider extending tha Eliminating sidewalk* from the swamp area, on llibicus Ct. life of the Civil Rights Commis­ tournaments to raise funds for the cancer society. He Siuaone Ingeborg Johnaon, 21, propoaed 44-foot wide Sanford Ditches breed mosquitoes and are sion. is holding one of the announcement posters showing the daughter of a widowed Oak Park, Ave. to gain funds for piping the dangerous to children, he argued. Congress had seemed ready to late golf champ swinging away against cancer, which 01., bank teller, gave Illinois a drainage would be a safety haA study of running the ditch give President Eisenhower au­ she dedicated her life to fight after stricken herself. aard, Krider taki. victory in the 32nd pageant by win­ north-south on public instead of thority to increase interest rates "At night it would be just stri­ private property, and buying pipe on government bonds, hut a Sen­ ning a preliminary talent award ckle to get on that road without with money saved by not buying ate-House deadlock threatened to Thursday night. The second-night bathing suit tidewalka," he itreased. private right-of-way was suggest­ torpedo the legislation for thia The Sanford Ave. project calls ed by Bush. trophy want to Bonnie Jo Marsession. for four lane* from 23th St. to quit, 19-ytar-old Ithaca College Until more figures on the Onora Ave. ' with sidewalks on sophomore, of Huntingtoa, N. Y.. length and coat of pipe needed, who to representing New York the west aide for this length and and on comparative coats of pub­ Kennedy Retires O tato to the contest. to the east side from 27th St. lic and private right-of-way are ^ T h e third and final preliminary y o jJ N Jrnn V .‘to f ■- r . A« Investigator 1file city d - s V , tee. like * groups won't have aouugh infur-' rounds will be held tonight, with WASHINGTON (UPI) — Chief the selection of Mias America can live wilh the open ditch sit mation to make a decision on bow Counsel Robert F. Kennedy of Divots will 0y at Hi* Mayfair two dubs are Mrs. Clifford Overaround midnight Saturday. to conduct the drainage, County the Senate Rackets Committee and Casselberry golf Club* next man, president of tha Cssselbarry Miaa Johnaon, who lives with her Commissioner David (Satchel and will formally end hU eareer as Saturday and Sunday when the group and Miss Ellen Batts, presi­ mother, Mrs. Carl W. Johnson, In Mayor Wilson agreed. one of the nation's moat famed Seminole County Women'# Golf dent of tha Mayfair group. Chicago, won bar trophy and a investigators Saturday. $1,000 scholarship by appearing in After three years in die national Association sponsors Babs Did rick- Entrane* fees of $1 and goU Promenade Set pantaloons, hoop akirt and bonnet scores will be taken at tbs coursss spotlight, K e n n e d y announced sun Zahartas tournaments. to sing "Hello, Young Lovers" The American Cancer Society from S a. ni.-12 noon and 1-3 p. m. Thursday that he was bowing out from "Tha King And 1" in a wallTomorrow Night will receive the fund* from the on both days. to return to private life. ained meixo soprano voice. Statu and county occupational His resignation was accepted contest*, open to aU golfers. Tlie Starlight Promrnaders are Tbs local contests are part of Mias Ntw York Stats, who ia and beverage licenses for 1939 SO sponsoring a "Street Dance" Sat­ by Chairman John L. McClellan The Calloway handicap system known to her friend* as “ Bon will go on sale Monday at the urday from 7:30 to 10:30 p. in with reluctance and with glow will be used so that all golfers a nationwide scries of tournament* Bon,” measures 27-24-30 and Tax Collector'* office In the court­ on Magnolia between 1st and 2nd ing words of praise for the young may have a chance to shire In to b* played on Ilia 19th and ZUth, stands f feet » inches to ll She house. staff aide who sat at his side; the trophies reserved f»r winners in memorial to tha "Baba" who streets in downtown Sanford weighs 131 pound*. Sale of about l,SU0 occupational Joe Curtla of Orlando will be through months of turbulent pub- and runners-up in the men’s snd died of cancer. and ITS beverage licenses is ex­ caller and admission la free. The lie hearings on labor * manage- women's division!, pected by Tax Collector John 1* public is invited. ment corruption. I In charge of arrangements at the Galloway. "Notices have been mailed to aU those who had lic­ enses for the year 1938-39," Gal­ loway said. Occupational licenses, due Oct. 9 City Commissioner Earl Higgin­ 1, are required of all who prac­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Preti- dignity." The Soviet premier’s was "clearly ona that had to be botham registered this morning tice a profession, or operate a Florida has received an allot­ to run for re-election in Novem­ business. A license ia also re­ dent Elsenhower has made a new visit, he said, would be "a thou­ made," "If the chairman of the coun­ ment of 31.7iw.OU), for (arm hous­ ber. A little later another Incum- quired for every com operated bid to Soviet Premier Nikita S. sandfold worthwhile" If it gave ing loans during the I960 fiscal beot commissioner. Merle Warn­ machine. Anyone operating a Khrushchev: Cume to Washington him "some real appreciation" of cil of ministers of the USSR has year, It was announced by Curtis huainesi for a profit who permits the spirit snd conscience of next week w i t h "constructive constructive Ideas and suggestions er, said he too would enter the dancing must get a license re­ idea* and suggestions" Instead of America. that could provide the basis for J, Green, Farmers Home Admini­ race again. gardless of whether a charge for responsible negotiations on the is­ stration supervisor for Orange, "suspicion, threat or stubborn Eisenhower's speech set the Higginbotham and Warner are prejudice." stage for his historic serii- of sues that divide us, we would wcl Brevard, Volusia, Klaglei and serving their second trrm s on the dancing is made. Beverage license holders must In a radio-TV address to the na­ meetings with Khrushchev which come the opportunity to study Jvwnvincjle Counties. These are dlcommission. Both their terms ex­ with our Allies," Eisenhower re d federal loan* and ar* availpire this year. Deadline to regist­ present (heir 1938-39 license* in tion Thursday night, the president open in the White House next them u td, | able lo eligible farmers, ranchers, order to obtain a new one. [( said he approached his talks with Tursday afternoon. r a r ai a candidate for the com- I American officlala hoped partie «rov* owners, and other agricul operating within any city's limits the Soviet boss In "good manners The Chief Executive also report­ mission Is Oct. 14. tural people. A registered voter, who has the city license must be pre­ and candor" and without weak­ ed on his recent trip to West ularly that Khrushchev would a r Loan funda may lie used to con­ been a city resident for six sented before a stale and county ness. He promised that "no prin­ Germany, Great Britain a n d riv* in Washington with aome ac- struct, improve, alter, replace, or license can be issued. New bever­ ciple or fundamental interest will Frani-e, He aald Allied leader* ceptabte idea for resolving the months and a state resident for a year may enter the commission age licenses must be obtained be- be placed upon any auction varied In their estimates of how Berlin crista. They said this wa* repair farm huuie* *U<1 other •*the Khrushchev talks would turn uppermost in the president's mind jeolial farm buildings, Green said, block." race. The city roll* for registra­ fora Oct. t. 1* a misdemeanor to practice He urged Americans to receive out but agreed that Eisenhower's when he invited "constructive" ]*'oan* made for period* tion is a citizen or to vote will a Itprofession or operab a busi­ Khrushchev with "courtesy and newest effort to melt the cold wari proposals from the Soviet leader, bp to 33 year* and the interest be open front Sept. 21 to Oct. 23. - rate ts four percent per year on Voting for city commissioners ness or a coin operated machine the unpaid balance. without proper license!. will be Nov. 1 at City Hall. The FHA only makea loana when aatisfaclory credit is n»t available (rum other sources. To '•Paul Douglas Dies be eligible, the applicant mutt be the owner of a farm in agricultural O f Heart Ailment production and which la producing HOLLYWOOD (UPD—Film star a substantial portion of his total Paul Douglas. 32. died today from income. a heart ailment, city Bremen re­ Application forms and additional ported. information are available at JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — At­ Firemen were called to Use torney Fred Kent plana to tour Grcwa'i office in Room 417, San­ Hollywood Hills home by hi* act­ the state nest week tr sound out ford Atlantic NaUunai Bank Build­ ress-wife, Jan Sterling. The res­ the public’s feelings on what type ing. cue squad reported Douglas ap- candidate :t want* for governor, 'flparently had died by the time ho said today. they arrived. Kent, who hint* tie may throw Vicar Announces his own hat Into the ring, said he believed no candidate has come DeVane To Speak Enterprise Services up yet who could carry the con­ Retired United States District servative banner to victory in the Services for All Saint* EpiicopJudge Dorier A. DeVane will si Church,in EnterprUe announc­ 1960 primary. speak at the Rotary Club lunch­ ed by the Rev. Paul E. Schultr, "I have reached the conclusion eon Monday. The judge for the that to win. a candidate also will be Holy Communion at 8 northern district of Florida tried must be from a big county, be a a. m. Sunday, followed by morn­ the Dupont Crummer case u one staunch s e g r e g a t i o n i s t , and havs ing prayer and sermon at 9:30 highlight of his cireer. a. m. Mrs Cecil Seller* will be proved bis ability and determina­ tion to operate the slate on a guest organist. Regular Vestry meeting will be tight • fisted, economical basis,1" ^Quake Stirs Clock at Pariah Hall at 8 p. m. Monday. HYATTV1LLE. Wyo. (UPI) — Kent said. The Rev. Hill Swyear of Bar­ Owners of the Painirock Bsr said nett Memorial Slethodlst Church today their huge today wall will speak on "Christ’s Appoint­ BAKIIKCUING for guest members of the Instructor staff of th« Red clock which quit running In 1932 Guthrie III ment, Man's Opportunity." There Ben Guthrie, longtime resident and defied aU effort* to gel it go­ Cross water safety program are Col. J . O. Gregory, chairman of the chap­ will be special muaic by the adult ing again, resumed keeping per­ of Sanford, has been admitted to ter; Mrs. F, D, Scott, chairm an of tha safety progrum, and Bob Zubrod, of choir. fect time the night of Aug. 17 st Seminole Memorial Hospital. Mr. Atlanta, who was guest speaker a t an aquatic accident prevention meeting Intermediate MYF will meet to 11:40 p. m. That wa* the night Guthrie is retired Assistant Man­ sponsored by the group. About of the volunteer Instructors were hon­ the Annex at 3 p. m. and Senior the Yellowstone Park earthquake ager of the Sanford Farmers ored a t th« barbecue a t (Job Gregory's home. (Bergstrom i'holu) MYF at 4 p. ei. iU fkei. was recorded * Hgauwlto. A r SANFORD, FLORIDA Farm Home Money Made Available U.S. Navy, Air Units Also Reported Set To Stand By MANILA (UPI) — A crack Philippines “emergency fore*" is on combat alert and randy to ruah to Laos "on a moment’s notice,” t spokesman disclosed today. A t the same time, U. S. military spokesmen said AmerL can nnvnl forces at Sangley Point and Subie Bay and tha American Air Force et Clark Field had prepared for an alert. They emphasised, however, that so far no alert had been ordered and thsy denied that there had been any buildup of American forces in the Philippines s i a re­ sult of the Communist activity to T he H ard W ay Laos. FORT WORTH, Tea. (UPI) — An American spokesman said the Eugene Potesto, to, who was In strength of U. I . a ir and naval Jail todsy on a bigamy charge, forces bora is classified—that to said he married wife number two secret. But observers say reliable eetibecause she threatened to tell wife number one of their affair, mstea give this picture of V. A “ 1 sure didn't want that to hap­ forces In this area; Approximately on* wing of fight­ pen," Poteeto said. ers and fighter-bombers as wall as many cargo planes m e s t Clark. LITTLE ROCK. Ark. (UPI) — There are a couple of squadrons Gov, Orval Faubus has asked of long rang* amphibious patrol Arkansas residents not to dem­ planes at Ssngtsy Point, plus ad­ onstrate against evangelist Billy ditional patrol plane strength at Graham If they happen to disa­ the big Subic Bay base. Movement gree with him on racial issues. of 7th Fleet units la unknown, but Graham is achedultd to presets In it la understood there to at toast ■ football stadium Saturday and on* carrier plus support fitm ents at Subic Bay. All these bases sea Sunday sights here. Immediately taka n practically un­ limited buildup of forces from Okinawa and the United NEW YORK ( U P D - Mrs. Vera Japan, Stats*. Taylor Corbett, widow of former The disclosure that the Philip­ world h e a v y w e ig h t champion pine government was preparing for Jam es J. Corbett, died Thursday possible intervention to Laos same at her home. She was la htr 80s. from Maj. Pat Garcia. Mrs. Taylor nevnr saw bar hus­ He said the final decision far band fight, but bee home was such action would n e t with ru tfilled with mementos ef Gentle­ pino civilian leadtrt, although the man Jim's career. country had drawn op plans as long as Bus* years ago to carry out ita commitments to to# South, NEW YORK (UPI) - Singer east Asia Treaty Organisation, Eddie Fisher snd his wife, actress United Nations Investigators stu­ Elisabeth Taylor, returned today died reports on tha Communist from a four-month honeymoon lit threat lo Leu* to secret today In Europe, preparation for their departure for The wwre accompanied by the beleaguered Indochina*# king, Miss Taylor's three children and dom Saturday night brought two dogs and M pieces They will meet again today and of luggage. Saturday, when toey aspect In confer with Laos' foreign mtototer Khampan Panya, M o re leav­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Eight ing for Laos, Federal R e I • r v • banks today raised their Interest rales on loans to commercial banks to a new 27year high. The hike from 3* to 4 per cent was authorised by the Federal Reserve Board Thursday In a move to tighten up eredlt. It had been expected since last week when the c o m m e r c i a l The Seminole Band Parents banks raised their basic Interest Assn, started organitlng for the rates to 3 per cent. year last night and planned to . c, . . . participate in a pep rally Tueeday at the High School. HOLLYWOOD (UPD — Singer Cheerleader* and majorettes Alice Lon, deposed "Champagne will perform at the rally at which Lady" u( the Lawrence Wdk or- <he football squad will be introchestra, la launching a new career duced by th* coache*. The pro­ of her own, she disclosed today, gram will begin at 7:30 p. m. In The pretty vocalist said she had the school auditorium, been rehearsing musical arrange-1 AI Case, president of the assoments (or her nightclub act to elation, and Bandmaster Ernest which ah* will appear at the Cowley welcomed members of ton Coconut Urova beginning Oct. 14. group at last night's session and Before that she will headline an urged full participation to a mem­ act at a Scottsdale, Aria, hotel. bership drive for toe year, The association will meet too second Thursday of aach month to plan the schedule, which will include a trip lo the Ft. Myers game. The annual birthday cal­ endar project will bo continued also. News Briefs Politeness Asked * Corbett’s Widow Dies Fishers Return Bank Rate Raised Band Association Starts Activities Alice Starts Act Nehru Turns Down Soviet Mediation NEW DELHI (UPD - Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru today in effect rejected Soviet media­ tion to India's border dispute with Communist Chine. At his monthly news confer­ ence, Nehru told newsmen be was against any suggestion of bigpower Interference in the situa­ tion created by Red China's In­ trusion* Into Indian territory. Today, Nahru aald the situation between India and China was "very serious" but added "obvi­ ously, wa want to avoid a show of fores" in settling the dispute. China has laid claim to about 33,000 square miles of Indian ter­ ritory to a remote frontier area, whare several border clashes oc­ curred recently between troops of tho two nations. H erlong D elayed Congressman $ y d Herlong'a scheduled visit to Sanford Tues­ day baa been cancelled due to ■ heavy work schedule in Wash­ ington, whore Congress la trying to finish this session's legisla­ tion. Hcrlong was to appear bare la bis anile* office- Hurricane Brews; No Land Threat MIAMI (UPD — The sixth Irepleat storm of the season grew suddenly Into a hurricane today, but Us menace wa* largely to nothing but empty ocean. Hurricane Flora, with top winds of barely 73 miles per hour, was found by hurricane hunter planes. At noon Ita renter was about 1,409 mile* east of Bermuda, and the storm was moving to the northeast at about 2u mile* an hour. "Ships to the vicinity of Hurri­ cane Flora and particularly all small craft between the storm and the A to m should exercise cau­ tion.” the Weather Bureau warned. The 73 mils an hour winds ware clocked to squalls close to the center and gala winds were found 130 miles to th* nortbeait and 196 miles to the southwest af toe cas­ ter. Another to n a l appeared to a band of showers to the Gulf of Mexico, reported Thursday a* a "weak easterly wave." �M •••••»,! • * * - S h a ’I N ever THE CHURCH FOR M l . . . j ALL FOR THE CHURCH Tb* CWd it A* pntowl Imtor m *wA fa* 1 A* k U q «f i W M ) m i tm i cM tmA*. k uR a M R wr..Lt W » .R ™ •weOwkwAwAwowywtMUib* tm « r i n 7W » tm Im m m i w i m klqp lira. Thompson to a “ modern'’ mother. She wouldn’t think of netloetlng her baby's regular visit to the doctor. She knowa that thane enriy check-ups phis proper diet* rest sad c m , art vital If Imp akUl is ta grow up into a strong, healthy boy, ready to take his place a tomor­ row’* wuikL------------ ; : m r Nor will aha forget an even more Important factor la hia develop­ ment—hla spiritual check-ups. When tha time come* aad behy is aid enough, hia tiny footsteps will lead him into Church School when la other kind of mlniatry will ho given to him. IsU r still, ha will worship with his parents, sad tha importance of the family unit together at work, s t play and in worship win be engrained in his ariad. Ia tomorrow's world he will be well equipped to taka his plass physically, mentally TT. and spiritually. m U RRRRaa^IaB.---I - _A •RWy p n * A RRR RnKW fVfM-Ctffy mm ■Wwt A t C W tl. T k y « t i ( I ) F « U m x U d ) fW hbclB A n’i u b . (9 ) Ft* A t h L t4 h t u M h m i M in . 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' A l t o n a P lltr n d ta , C ltrk J tk n Kridor, C ta lf a u a Publlab a tp u i, u . m t _________ C. W. B aach..................... T utor Saturday SabbaUi Sekoal S:SO a.m Tha Hoard of Cnuniy Co aim la . M anias Worship . .. . lliM a wl • lo n trt t f Mtmlnnla County. P lorat III rtoalro blda a t tha o fftra Wad. Praysr lorvto TiJO p. wl •Ida, f f t P. H trndtn. C ltrk In th a .. Court Hoot* In daafard, Florida «» I t III* a’c lttk P. M. n tp ttm bar II. l i l t for tho l i l l i t l t f p ltca of auulpnifolt Ono—a ty lla d tr, t* ton »l«kup tr u tk ta u lp p td w ith! Automatic tra a tn la a lo n SSS-IS tlrta an ro ar and ■taadard tlrta a a f r t a t a ad •para Morning Worthlp MYP .................. aualty) roOTM c u m H ta ttr F o a n R ubhtr Boat aad Back Turn Oltnala nil bath al* d t a a t r <HI fU ttr R ta r buntptr •*dd»r m a tt K ata dalo a l daUuary. F arm an t w ill ba mada la fu ll «paa d tllrtry . •Id a m ual ba tt c lo t td In a aaalad •k**ltpa Plainly m arb td an th a au ttld t. Bid F a r P U k -ap T runk. ! • « •M ttm ba* 11. m s **da Will ba op tn td a t a m at tin a ‘ I 14. " Otatamba* If. I l l s A itaatt n. P. Montana. cl*»k _ . „ . 9*hn K rld tr, rb alrm a a Publlab B tu tm b tr «, n , m s Sunday School ........... 9:43 Morning Wonhlp . ... 11:00 Erasing Wonhlp . ... • : « TAOLA WESLEYAN KOTtCB la b tta b y *!*«• th a t I am ta a a a td In buatntaa a t L an a* m A . Bamiaala County. Florida, and th a t I Intend u r t a l t t t r to ld mama w ith tba C lark a l tM O r . tu lt Court, iom laola Conaty. F lo r­ ida. la accord*n«o w ith tb a p ro ulaiaaa a l tba P lttiila u a Kama ■£*•»]•* ta -w m aaaUaa U I H Florida n u tu t ta l i l t . _ „ « • » Tbomaa M ataata P ab litk A l t I t, I t I I , a Oi l l T IB SANPOEO CONGREGATION OP JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES 1U1 W. la i S t Sunday WaUMowar B ttd / oa• •oot W o d J b la Sto PH. MlnUtry A Friday Strvica • 0 Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. i Mayfair Inn 0 Wall Plumbing & Heating Celery City Printing Co. WilsofrMoier Furniture Co. Sanford Atlantic National Bank V i ,■'*.*.* * •" *• A Friend A Friend Lovelace Amoco Station Dawn Beauty Salon J. H. Mauar ... Sunday School .. S3U RE Woman's Mliriag Voung Propin'* •AO p. m. Senica. Wad . . . . w RBHHERsmewR �— - jjfc 4C r •■W f it? ? f i i r n l |o | f t l f l i b TWrodoy gl«U la co nntttlm witfc a Mount to i t to u t twfal • torloa of Lobov Day dynamite u regular cask W ad. tw ‘km m M i Taylor Cog* “ Wo on ttuM ttU i I b l l l t y of oddUkaol •*■*» • , a t aMa oolloaioo; Snmf i fltaydoa Boarora, at. o car* i n t e r , aad Jeule Knymoni] Per* arrw M * WMtotod»*r P*n 7 * M TW three won charted under oad lit * law ogiiaat uao of eaple■tvn to dootny public property. K a * Laadomto S r., a tt-y car* gM hwahvr dealer aad Cititeas moaotl u mber, oad J. D. siou. n , o track d riv er oad Member of JOHN OCMIRARD, ae and eem pee. tb * Ku U k K ina, w e re tb a rre d the Board o f . T rustees of th e Thursday. •dm lnale County PShlla Hospital, IDA. a • l a t, sta te Cubon Consul Gets Immunity Assist S i MIAMI (UP)}—Diplomatic Im­ munity m a te d by a 31>year-old treaty amoag American itatei won dism lm l of breaeb of the pe*c« chargee agalaat Miami's —Cuban—Consul - .Alfonso --HMslga Thursday* CUy Judge Albert Dubbin, who fined Hidalgo's companion. Ra­ fael Valdes, former Cuban tourist remmiaelowr , 133 at a trial lu t woek, freed Hidalgo. 9 lb s te s Cubans ware arrested when a rtet broke mat among •one JO* persons after a Cuban-. American friendship day persde bare last July A. Hidalgo, apfatotad oaneui by Premier Vidal j. Legal Notica Plaintiff, b n required to se rv e n copy of your om w or or p lta d la e to tha hill af complaint on th e P la in tiffs atto rn ey Paul C. Verkina, 147 Want South Street. Orlando, Plorldo, end file the original nnower or plead* le g in the of flee af th e Clark of th a C ircuit Court on or before Wadaoodny, October I t , 111A If you fall to do so Judgm ent by de­ fau lt will ba taken a g a i n : you for th e relief demanded la tb e hill of eom nleiot DONE AND ORDBRBD a t Boa* ford, Oeunty, . . . dominate ------------------ Shoe Ids. bhlo I tb day of September, 1UA (SEAL I O, P HERNDON Clerk of tbe C ircuit Court Uy Morlbn T. Vlhlen, DC Paul C. Perkin* HT Wool lo ath S treet Orlando, Florida A ttorney far F lelntltf Publlih SepL II. 1A I I , A OoL A m ualclpaf corporation, . Defendants awrtca a * grrr o r F lo rid a g o t HIXSON K ADAMS, C A M PM U f TKhMON, HARRY J. WILSON, BD* WARD SOURER. MARIA RATRT. MARIA HORTON. F R A N C K I WALXETt, HAROLD R. CUTTER, and ANNA U. HUNTINO, If ntlee, and tholr reepec tire eah ao w a .pounce, It m arried. and If dead, •holr rotpoctlro unknow n heir* da* * !•••* grantee* nmlgmee* lienor* c ro d lto ra traotooo, aad any and nil p o rte n t claim ing by. through, under o r n g o ln n the oald roepoc* tiro named Dofondania: CAM* URIDOE iriL Y A A K UNION and Iho NEW ENOLAND MORAL R E . YORM SOCIETY, dleeelrid M atesc h u ittta Corporation*. anS to the unknow n assign* aucooMorn In In* t o m a t , directors, stockholder*, trustees, grmntee* aintgnoe* Il*n* or*, crtdltnru and o th tr p o rtlet claim ing h r, through, nndor or t e a l not at Id Defendant*: TRAVEL* ERS AID SOCIETY OP BOSTON, i e i i ---^—ts INC., a MateaehuaottB Corporation, having Ito office a a d principal pine* of butlnooi In Room I I I . South Itn* tlon. Hoiion I t , llaatachw oettii Ma s s a c h u s e t t s s o c ie t y r o n t h e PREVENTION OP CRUELTY TO CHILDREN, a Maaoaekuaotu Corporation, h aving Itn office and principal place a t butiaeos a t t l M eant Vernon S treet, Boat to A Maeoaehuoottt: TUN B O S T O N y IX)ATI n o UOSPITAU having lit i l f l t i and principal pine* a t butl* nooo a t St Ash S treet, Beaton It, M aaoaohatett*: TUB BOSTON LYINO-IN HOSPITAL, having Ita at* (lea and principal place of huel* nooe a t 111 Lea a wood Avonu* Ron­ to n U , Hoaoachuaotla: THR HAS* SACUUSETTB SOCIETY TOR T H I PREVENTION O P CRUELTY TO ANIMALS, having its elflca and prin cip al' place o f huilnooa a t I I I Lone wood Avenue, Beaten II. Man* ■achuaotui eed t e any sa d ell par* to the following doocrlhod land nltunt*. lying an d b a lto la U a County af sem laol* State of Florlda. ta-w lt: Lot* I, t aad ■ e l Block 7, Tier 4, of th a City of S sn fe r* F lorid* aceordlag M I S , Trolford'a Map thoroef, aa the lam e nppeara upon th a Aihlla Record o of Seminal# Caaaty, Florida. You. end each of yon, a re hereby notified th at n anil haa haaa h ro u ah t acainot yog tn th a C ir­ c u it court. In and for Semlaele County, y Ior Ido. In Chancery, on. title d A. IL PETERSON, SR . AN­ DREW’ CARR AWAT, JOHN W. HVANA ROBERT A BOADPORD, an d JOHN acHIRARD, a t and eem* poolng the Board a f T rnttoea ef th e lomlnoto County Fublta Ho*. pUal, Plata tiff* v * TUB CITY O P BAN FORD. FLORIDA. It aL. and you. aad o a th e f yen. a re re ­ quired to lilt your enewor te th e Plaintiff*1 Complaint With the C lark ol mid Court, and to servo upon Plaintiff** attorney, OORDON V. FREDERICK, w hole Oddrtoo I* Foot Office Bos 1IIA Sanford. Pin* rlda, a copy of oald Apawtr, an o r before Friday, th e Slth day at Boptombrr, A. D. l i l t , and If you fa ll to do e * a Dacroo Pro Coo* ( c u e will ho entered a g s la tt yon. and each of you, for th e relief de­ manded In oald Complaint. Tha natura af aald tu tt In an no­ tion for o D eclaratory Dacron to determine tha IMereet. If any, w hich any of th a named Defend­ a n t! mlnht hava In sad te the land dearrlbed, and to eatot the title to the above deter Ibed le n d s WITNESS my band and anal a t aald Court at SanforA Seminole County, Florida, thla IIth day ef AuguoL A. 1). t i l t , a P HERNDON Clerk #f tb e C ircuit C oert Is ood for Seminole Coenty, Florida By Alia J. L undqutil D. 4L rOPPICIAL SEAL) Satisfied Customers SEE T H IS SP A C IO U S 2-BED RO O M M O D E L NOW O P E N A T 3304 W . W A S H I N G T O N (Old W i n t e r G a r d e n Rood) IN ORLANDO. H U R R Y N O W and see this fabulous shell home bargain— with complete wiring fix# f ures and rough-in plumbing — a t 3304 Winter Garden Rood. Turn W est off Oranga Blossom Trail on West Washington and drive one mile — you’ll sea our signs. Legal Notice eiH IN OLB CBENTF BOARD OF AOJL IT MB NT Norton ad Publte Beoriog whom It may co n c e rn The Seminole County Board of A djuitm cnt w ill hold S public hearing to oontldor the possibility o f gram m e a setback variance to Section l l of the Zoning R oculatlsna an raqueatod by A lbert W, Stine on tba following described property: Lot if, Block B, Dol-Roy Manor tuhdlvlslo 0. Public bearing w ill ba held In th e Zoning Office In the Seminole Conoty Court llam e. Sanford, Florid*, on September IT. Ill* a t T ilt P, M. or aa euen thereafter an pooalble. Stm lnola County Board of Adluetm oat ___ Ry A a. H arr I man; Chairman Ve SBMIROLM COENTY BRAND RF A DJtFTRRN T Notts* * 4 PuhtU B ealls* We whom It m*y concern: Tha Seminole County Board of Adjuotmaot will hold s publlo hear* tog lo eoaelder tbe poeelbllliy of g rn n lln n a eetback variance to So*. Has I t o f the Zoning R rsulailona a s requested by S. R. Bailey an the follow tag dctcribed property) L et M, Block D. M erritt Pork aubdleletas, publlo beefing w ill bo bold I* Ik* Xoalng Office In the Seminole Coenty Court Moose. SaofarA Plot Id*, on September IT, t i l l a t I'M P. M. or oa oeee thereafter an poooible. Bom Inolo Coenty Board of Adluetmoat By A O. H arrlm aa, Chairman fia N u w a y & (M any Other M odels and A rrangem ents To Choose From) 3304 W. W A S H I N G T O N ORLANDO P H O N E G A r d e n 2-6388 Oat - Of » Tswn Buyers Csll CoRett CHECK. CLIP. MAIL TODAY. YOU AKK UNDER NO OBLIGATION ( ) Plus# Hsve Your Rep. Call To Sto Mo ( ) I Own My Lot 1 Am IntsrssUd In ( ) 2 Bedroom Rom* .( ) • Backroom Homo I NAME |PHONE ~ . ADDRESS �A Couits«Rng Service Added who M r that this would bu (baa Koraa. Larger geogra ty then S a n a , without m virtually without n i d i ; ' overheard a Congressman tolling a frload: “It wasn't too bud whan merely tba m m to n to t aoru at him, but now their w in s u t wad — and you know what that moan*I trouble.” The lawmaker told that one woman had already taken (tape of reprisal, fhe cut M om 's name all her huabaad’a Obrlatmao card flint* tha aatomobtls buyer aaamg to be back in tha drivar’a aaat and acm m ing for economy in the coming year, M, will Ip intonating in obeanrn thn acceptance of the now a n a l aaia that are being introduced by the Big-Three. Ford Wifl b e releaaiaf it* Falcon Oct. 8. Vital itatietlcs on this •ompact ear a n : six cylinders, BO horsepower, 2,366 pounds, Bad eapabie of achieving SO miles to the gallon ia normal "highway use.1' OJL'a Corvalr, being released Oct. 2, haa alx cyliadcn, 88 horsepower, weight 2,350 pound*, motor in tha rear and dolma SO alien to the gallon. Tho Valiant. Chrynler'e entry, w il ho released in November. Having els ey Un­ der*, 100 horeepower, and weighing 2,600 pound*, it aeemi 16 bo tho larger e f its competitors. All three range around |1,NO , delivered. ______ D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D ACROBB R Region t. Ofcrfename (.Declaim g. Arab Cteecet garmsotg RArttetaef RPerato value IR Ason a t glRxlated Adam 7. Aleutian 11. Deputy Bland SRVrtitlelUto (pose) organa RGood 31. Insect marksman 3*. Poverty 1L Culture II. Mulberry medium IT.Cereal grato it. Nestling IRAwetwtag IS. Crayone place IT, KetalUe IREeUmetore rock gRHSeimahlp (O. Music aote lehhr.) 11. Half aa cm H .-----end outs Pd-Rrhium . (aya.) Si. toward IT.— upon a time gR Three (Bp.) II. Humor. cue music compos SIBIcUlaa vokom (var.) long wall for their vacation which ha Insisted on delaying. The Mnator's eyas, sunken un­ der permanently arched brows, appeared to be two vague, black patches Though his pee had face sagfUd, hie at t i n wm eriep. Hla black and white shoae w a n a llit You've got to adm in a man who can encaat hlmaaU la iuch thick «kln that be la able ta ad­ mit openly, Without wlnciaf, that he could never win a popularity fontoit. But what choice the patience of thoie who try to keep an open mors Ilka a whine would once mind U hie cam tent March for •gain float out over tkoee seats, ■elf-martyrdom. The man said mostly ompty aa they are guner- one reaioa for hie taking all that Ceiled P i m le u r o a tto o a l WASHINGTON—Preside* Btaenhower, describing ia a nation­ wide radio-TV address hie hopes for hla forthcoming exchange ef visits with Soviet Premier NUdte a Khrushchev! ■ -I t U my profound hope that some real progress will he forth­ coming, even though no one would be to bo14 ee to predict such aa outcome.” 35. Close tightly SR. Manateetursd 17. Employed M l Short haircut e 12 Stool Company Quotable Teams Open Talks Quotes Tselesday*i (moss si Bept 1. Recently, a capital computer calculated that extra aecaleaa ef Conyra** a n coctiag taxpaytn ,000 aa hour. la one of hla Ithy ipaachac, Baa. Mena Mid thli of hi* delaying tactic*: "I ihall takh (nil responsibility and will eland nil the eoatn tad political liabiUtiM that flew from *och a leun a «f aetioa m I ahaO take." By that time, ha had delayed the work of Congreaa by about 10 hour*. That cornea ta a coat of about tStO.tOO—end. If Boa. Mona atill tboocaa to aeMma -all coata,” that la almoct II ttmaa hla annual aalary. Ho would hava to ipend another 10 yean aa cenator to pay for it. I'm afraid he may not get tlalca and the companies to expeed their negotiations. The new n1 egotiating teams were expected to make little pro­ gress as long as tha union and the fompealea refuse to budge from their entraehed positions at the national negotiating level Even President Eisenhower's plea an Tuesday for aa and to "half­ hearted bargaining’’ foiled to change the static strike picture. The ehlef executive officers of the big I I steel firms sent a teleto Elsenhower Wednesday la which they blamed the K Woman Driver ITHACA, N. Y. (UPI) -M rs. Donald Parley w u given a ticket for “driving an unregistered ve­ hicle and perking Illegally, threatwing the safety of Cornell Uni­ versity personnel" when site left • baby carriage near the emerpeep ealt ad a campus building. said. The steel executives turned down n request by Steelworkers’ President David J. McDonald for faca-to-faco negotiations with the chief executives of the steel componies. N eck palm : Did you arrur wakn a s with t m i part of ths spinal aovC pain in your nack? Mora than n i g would limit thn trnn*. or ow r t h j iu M u M U o B ^ _ ( m j^ ly n in « t ) M rT M , n t u l U n t inv. n?rt " « ™ t I h . n«k Othtr tymptoma wi] a on ly 5 “ ™^ I;1, I ■ 2 3 . “ ™“ a f * * Pa “ m i n e . T h o r n ia n o a iih e M tiitn Cold A ir S ets Fire JAMESTOWN, N. Y. (UPI) — Cold air wan partly to blame for • fire at n home while It was being remodeled here. Firemen Mid a dismantled sink had been set atop a furnace reg­ ister. When the temperature drop­ ped o m night, the furnace went ea automatically. The heat deflected NSW YORK — Rookie Patrol­ off the link and eat file to the w man Richard Ware, t2, who had holstered furniture atandiog near■overs] bottles, sticks and atones thrown at him by a hostile crowd when be arrested twe teenage gang member*, describing hie Joli* -You get something thrown at you every night. They come from Swift Refuses roofs and doorways. You don’t *M anybody, but Urn kids stood off Union Proposal and joer . . . There you ere out CHICAGO (UP!)—Swift 6 Oo., there trying to do a yah. and the the nation's largest mestpacktr, Thursday night rejected a counter kids are laughing sad Jeering at propose! offered by two unions as a way to end a week-old strike. Company bargainers labeled Mm offer by Um United Packinghouse Workers and the Amalgamated Warm W elcome HOLLY. Colo. (UPI) - Body's Meat Cutters and Butcher Wortmen nothing but a "rehash” ef firemen got hack Mum a m e a t previous union demands. Ore Just In time. As toey becked Swift said the proposal which into the station house they found called for an average of 23 cents R abtoM. Ths fire wee caused by an hour }a wage increases and a short circuit which lotted end benefits, was "unreasonable.” - n r FISHERMAN Jecta auch doubt* with.the proud claim that Mariaaa a n alwaya n ad y la fight anywhere. Om of the qiwellrmara In leantor Mike Mnaafield ef Moutana, win apoke on the S eute flour hi »olema warning of the danger ef a dectatoa taken by naeeu ef Mu pr aaaun e from the upper huruBucney ha Intalllcvacc and Path am. Minafleul said: "ReganUcn ef what haa hap­ pened la the peel, this Admini­ stration had bettor cm to M that ta (Me present delicate iltoatian U le the President and the Sec­ retary ef Stoto end the Department ef Stoto they akrne — and no o m else In the executive branch who call* the shots and make* tha declsiooa and that tho real of tha executive branch foB* In 11m . Otherwise wo are going to bo la grave danger of stumb­ ling Into wbnt may bo an avoid­ able military Involvement.” But however tho decision la finally made at the tap, It has many of dm tame hideous charac­ teristics ef the choice that con­ fronted President Elsenhower In the lado-Chlna War in 19M and FOR N E W ACCOUNTS •o u v e t t F PORTABLE t y p s w r it ie with a a cc o u n t TAP TEST Want to catch mors bass than ever before? ’Wiggly’ woemn — the blggca* fish taker In America . . , . , Kit contain* I Ufo time molds plus bottle of liquid plastic, choose red ec black color). Ytm caa took yourself over 100 true to Ufo warns, Once a Osh picks up this worm, he will set lot It go. pleased with this flesh-like killer. Refills only 82.88 per MUM. LARRY AUBRY 104 W. 8718 8L Sanford, FU. CUP AND MAIL NATURAL GAS CO. 202 Sanford Ayr. FA 2-8282 PLEASE » n > INFORMATION ON PROSPECTUS �“— :— f y ' :, »H. fir,*>;V -I ------------------- — - , 11 Calendar Get Acquainted Reception Opens CDNBAf Pm*crest Baptist Church Youth Bally * p. m. ’all Season Of Womans Club Ihn Sarford Woman’* club take* planned thia event hope It will gnat plen u m la announcing tba serve to streagthea the bonds of program for their Ont aocial fuse- friendship among tha members, tiaa thia neaaoa. Tbo event takes sad leave food and pleasant mem­ flats at thn club ea Monday, at orise aa the bagtaniag of a most I p. w . and haf bean planned successful year lor the club. ta a recaption for aav members. Those assisting with the recep­ Ith sdnled ta appear aa entertaiaera for the evening a rt Miss ■>*<a Moefartoa, who win alng ral numbers, accompanied by ___i Joan Wilke at the piano. jUaaog Mias Mooforton’s numbers w * be “ Bello. Young Lover*” (M i “Tba King sad 1." “ If I Levad You” (rota “Carousel”, “Serv­ anda” , ta d “ It's a Grand Night far Staging.“ Alia oa tha program will bo aome promising young dancers (roni tha D taaaa School of Danes, , M ag a variety of numbers, inI ^hiding a tap by Lucille King and | Vtyhria Williams called “Star Rid­ ers,” a Spanish number by Sberafya WUHams. and “The Marshall," danced by Daryl McLain. Mlsa Donann McManus, owner aad director of the school will ap­ pear la a solo number celled “In­ dian Prince**.“ The accompanist far all tba dancers Is Marjorie MagUL Mrs. George Wells, presi­ dent. aad all the departmental who havo worked and Reception boooriag Dr. J. B. Root following morning service By MABIAN B. JONES at Congregational Church. Chaplain William Hearn NAS, The wedding of Mlis Mary Ann guest speaker at First Presby Slayton, daughter of Peyton D. teriaa Church both if ‘ J Slayton and the late Mrs. Stella Dodd Slayton, and BUly Fletcher, evening services. I tion include Mrs. Harry Echelbsrgsr. Music Chairman, Mrs. E. A. Moaforton, Fine Art DepL, Mrs. J. L . Jewell, Civic DepL, Mrs. E. C. Harper, Sr., Social Dept., sad Mrs. C. X, Schilke, American Hoaaa DepL ’ Firat Baptist WMU Eaecutlr* meeting 10 a. m. Cirelss 10:4S a. m. Covered dlah leach at noon, program 1 p. m. Primary Sun beams 4 p. m. First Presbyterian Chercb, Boy scouts T p. m. Session 7:30 p. » . Circle—1, leave Church 10:30 a. m. for covered dials lunch at Mrs. A. Moore's cottage. Circle—3 at 2:30 p. as. la Glean­ er's Room with Mia. Carolyn Lawton. Circle—3 at 2:30 p. ra. In Phi lathca Boom with Mrs. J . E. Nicholds. Circle—I at 2:30 p. m. with Mrs. D. C. Howard, 1103 Oak Ave._ Circle—3 at 2:30 p. m. in Brownlee Classroom. Circle—* at 0:43 a. m. with Mrs E. V. Turner, Mslioovllk Ave. Clrcle-7 at 0:43 a. m. with Mrs. George Maffett. Lilly Ct. JOAN AND SONJA Circle 7 M e e f s Oviedo PTO Sponsors A t Church H all Supper For Teachers BY MARIAN B. JONES - - l i r a . Douria* H, .Jackson, Mrs. E. L. Bellborn, Mrs. R. W. Estes and Mrs. Sparks Lee Clontj, room mothers for the twelfth, eleventh, tenth gradei and hospitality chair­ man respectively are announcing that the annual eupper sponsored by the Oviedo P.T.O. will be held tonight, at 1 p. m. in the City Hall Memorial building, honoring DEANNA the teachers. Mrs. Cloots, as hospitality chairman, is in charge of the decorations, receiving the guests at the door and gifts for the teachers. Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Bellhorn and Mrs. Estes will be In charge of the supper arrange­ ments, with the assistance of mothers from their rooms. MARIAN R. JONES All parents are urged to come, The incumbeot teacher* of the bringing a covered dish and eat­ •Oviedo G ram m ar and Oviedo Hl|h ing aervlce. Honor guests will not School ncted as host* for a pro­ be included in this category. DUhgressive supper lait week honor­ et, silver and food will be furn­ ing tha new teachers of the school. ished for them. A program of The first course was enjoyed at entertainment will aieo be on schedule, with the new PTO the home of Professor and Mrs. president, J. Merritt Sisley, pre­ C. K. Buckelew while Mr. and siding. Mrs. Walter A. Teague had the Mr*. Jackson announces that dessert and games at their home. helpers on her committee for the Mr. sod Mrs. James Partin's 0bom s was tha scene of the miin course, chicken barbecue. Mrs. Dcnn Ulrey led the games. Professor W. H. DeShaso, princi­ The Seminole County branch of pal, was presented the prize of n the Association for Childhood baby alligator. Education will meet Thursday at Those attending included Mr. 7:30 p. m. at the Altamonte and Mrs. W. H. DeShazo. Mr. and Springs Elementary School. It will be a "dessert" meetin Mrs. Dorm Ulrey, Mrs. M. E, Coo­ per, Mias Dorothy Rice, Mr. and honoring all now teachers am Mrs. Lee S. Warder, Mr. and Mn. educators of Seminole County. Walter A. Teague, Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Ruth Smith. DeLand will be %E. E. Grimm, Mr. and M n. James guest speaker. Her subject will be A. C. E. I. “ What it is". Partin. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. uuekelcw, “ Whst it docs” and “it's import Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Welt, Mr. ance to educators". Dr. Smith Is on the state coun and Mrs. J . M. Staley, Mlsa Lois Ruddcll, Mr, and Mrs. Carlton cil of elementary education, is a Hanley. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Ho- specialist in childhood education aiek, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Smith, and has been associate professor Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mcrriweathar of education at Stetson Univer­ sity. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miklcr. An invitation is extended fo all Seminole County educators includ ing teachers of kindergarten and nursery schools to attend the Tha Enlisted Men's Wives Club meeting will meet Monday at I p. m. a: the Remove decals from waits or U.S.O. Wives of all enllited per­ furniture with the ink blotter sonnel arc invited to attend. treatment. Soak ordinary blotters in water, press them onto the Prevent bacon from curling by surface over the decals, allow dipping it in cold water before them to dry thoroughly, and peel •ff both blotter and decals. frying. m OviedoTeachers Host Newcomers ACEI Meets Thurs. At Altamonte Sprs. *E.M. Wives Meet twelfth grade will be M n. Joe Mlkler and Mrs. Howrrd Hunt. Eleventh grade" helpers"^ I<sr~Mn; Bellhorn will be Mrs. Milton Gore and Mrs. Drady E. Mathers. Assiting Mrs. Clonta greeting guests at the door are W. R. Clonts, Mrs. W. li. Martin and Mrs. John Evans. Retarded Children Assn. Meets Monday The Seminole County Associa­ tion for Retarded Children will bold their regular monthly meet­ ing Monday at a p. m. in the Nursery Wing of The Christian Mission Alliance Church, at ltth Street and Park Avenue. Mrs. Lawrence Swofiord, for­ mer president of tbs Gateway P. T. A. will be the guest speaker and preside over an informal Question and Answer Period. The meeting la open to all in­ terested members of the commu­ nity. and Parents of Retarded Children are especially urged to attend this meeting. A. Mary Ann Slayton Weds Billy Fletcher At Oviedo Circle 7 of the WSCS of First Methodist Church met at McKln ley Hall Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. O. R. Estridge u hostess. The devotional was givta by Mr*. H. B. McCall, using ooe of Dr. Anderson's columns from Charles—Allen's—ne«_ boot— Mrs. C. II. Winn led the lesson study which described tbo child hood and baptism of Jesus as told in the book of Luke. Mrs. L. T. Doss, chairman, presided at the business session. Refreshments of salted nuts, banana bread and punch were served to Mrs. Doss, Mrs. Mc­ Call, Mrs. Winn. Mrs. L. P. Ha­ gan, Mrs. R. U. Hutchison, Mrs. Peter MonJc, Mrs. Howard Montieih, Mrs. H. Meilkc, Mrs. R. D. Priest. Mr*. R. F. Robison and Mrs. Olive Wells. son of Mr. and Mrs N. E. Flet­ cher, Coolidge, Ga.. was solem­ nised on Friday night, August 3S, at tha First Baptist Church in Oviedo at 7:30 p. m. The Rever­ end Jack T. Bryan*, pastor,, of­ ficiated at the double-ring, candle­ light ceremony. Sorority Plans Rushing Season Final plan* were made by the Gamma Omega Chapter of Epsi­ lon Sigma Alpha Tuesday night for the September rush season. Mrs. John Dickey, president, presided over the monthly busi­ ness meeting at the home of Mrs. 1. E, Estridge 111 in Loch Arbor. Vice-president and rush chair­ man Mrs. Estridge presented the completed schedule for the chap­ ter's rushing period, which was accepted .by the group. Committee reports were given and projects and plans for the coming year discussed during the evening. The meeting was then adjourned and refreshments serv ed. Others present were Mrs. David Van Ness, Mrs. John Higgins, Mrs. T. V. Metis, Jr., Mrs. Jack Schirird, Mrs. Robert Harvsy. M n. Jerry Lumbcrson, Miss Bar­ bara Flynt, Miss Fatly Walker, Miss Sylvia Price and Miss Nancy Smith. Miss Junie Fleming was maid of honor. Bridesmaids included Miss Susie Slayton, sister of the bride: Miss Neills Beasley, a classmate; Miss Marilyn Mathers and Mrs. Ransom Hudson Jr., an­ other classmate, as brideimstroci. Tommy Bryant served as best msn for the groom and usher groomsmen were Harvey Joe Slayton, brother of the bride, Glenn Lee and Joseph and Ferdi­ nand Duds. Stephen Harrison, n cousin of the bride, served as ringbearer sod Pat Buckelaw as flower girl. A program of nuptial music was rendered by William Henry M ar tin, organist, and Mrs. William Henry Martin, soloist. The church was decorated throughout with baskets a4 white gladioli, while pom perns and fern. An arch trimmed with green­ ery, interspersed with tiny pom poms was used for -the bride and groom to stand undsr to exchange their vows and rings. In the back­ ground were two sets of seven branched candelabra with burn­ ing tapers. In each window was a candle. Usd with white satin ribbons at the bate and surround­ ed with greenery. White satin bows were used to mark the family pews, and white aisle cloths were uied. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was radiant In her formal princess sty Is gown of white silk Bombasine. The em­ pire bodice of lace bad a scallop­ ed sabrlna neckline embroidered with sequine and psaris. Selfcovered buttons closed the long tapered sleeves. The very full skirt featured a large bow which formed a bustle effeet and ter- Mrs. Dennison Nam ed Valentine Girl By Gamma Lambda Sorority Members o( Gamma Lambda with other chapters tor the choice Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met of the annual Valentine Girl. Mrs. Don Howe, Mrs. McCall Tuesday evening at the homo of Mrs. Glenn McCall lu Longwood. and k in . Clyde Robertson will The sorority welcumcd Mrs. Frank represent the sorority at Use Red Stenstrom back into the chapter Cross meeting at the Civic Center as a transferee from Exemplar this week when the demonstration and Mrs. Duval Hunter as an ac­ on mouth to mouth resucitaUon la given. tive member. Mrs. Clyde Robertson presented The group will meet at the home of Mrs. Waiter Cook, DcCottes the program on “Oratory”. Hush­ Ave., Tuesday morning at 10 es* will be announced at the next o’clock to fold bandages for can­ meeting at the home of Mrs. Thomas Largen, Sept. 22. Refreshcer patients in the county. Mrs. Joe Dennison won the nomi­ meats of nuts, doughnuts and punch were served by the host­ The XI Bela Eta chapter of nation for Valentine girl and will ess. represent the Gamma Lambda Beta Sigma Phi will hold the Members attending were Mrs. first meeting of the current sea­ Chapter 1a the national competition Howe, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. son Monday at 8 p. m. at the Wade Tye, Mrs. Ed Peterson, home of Mrs. Don Bales, tool Mrs. Alfred Greene, Mrs. Garnet Forest Dr. White, Mrs. McCall, Mrs. Kay All active and inactive member* Shoemaker, Mrs. Gerald Coving­ The Sanford Art Assn, will meet ton, Mrs. Walter Cook, Mrs. are urged to attend. Monday at 7:30 p. m. in the Clarke Brucstle, Mrs Joe Denni­ Kraft building in Ft. Mellon Park. son, Mrs. Ralph Cowan and Mrs. Joseph Mathleux will speak on Joe Corley, the sponsor. “Art for beginners,1' followed by a discussion on the subject. Members are allowed to bring some of their work for “ Criti que." Preceding Use program a bust ness session will be conducted at which time officers wil.' be elect­ ed for the coming year. Following the election the newly elected secretary will accept dues of five dollars for the season Mrs. Bales Hostess To Xi Beta Eta Art Assn. To Elect Officers Monday G.Clause Celebrates 91st mlnated In a chapel train. A scalloped tiara of pearls held her fingertip veil of silk illusion and the carried a white prayer book topped with a white orchid and while satin streamers. She wore a pair of liny peart earring! that were her aunt's, Mrs. Nan Park­ er's. The maid of honor wore a ball-1 erica length dresa oi pale yellow chiffon. Her headdress matched her gown as well as the cascade bouquet nf feathered mums she carried. Other attendants were gowned in dresses to match that of the maid of honor, only of mint green color. They, too, wore headdress­ es to match their ensembles and carried matching feathered mums. Mrs. Nan Parker, aunt of the bride, chose a dress of rose colored chlifon with matching ac­ cessories for her niece's wedding. She wore a shoulder corsage of rose colored carnations. Mri. Fletcher, mother of the groom, rhose a dress of medium blue with white accessories and a pink carnation corsage. A reception was given Immedi­ ately following the wedding in the new Educational Bldg, of the church. The tiered wedding cake centered one serving tabic, flank­ ed with silver candlcholders and pink tapers. Baskets of white gladioli and white pom poms were used at other places of Interest in the spacious room. Cutting the cake were Mra. Jack T. Bryant, Mrs. Anthony Daniel and Mrs. C. K. Buckelew, Presiding over the punch bowl, alternating, were Mrs. Harvey Joe Slayton, sister-in-law of the bride; Mrs. Bob Ward, Mrs. Ben F. Ward Jr., and Misi Ann Lundy. Receiving guests at the door were Mrs. Mae E. King and Miss Peggy Fleming. Circulating hostesses included Mr*. Elsie Fleming, Mrs. Char­ les T. Niblack, M n. James A. Partin and Mr*. R. W. Estes, Dlhars assisting at the re ­ ception were Mrs. B. F. Wheeler Jr., Miss Carol Alford. Miss Nan­ cy Estes, Misses Carol and Jan Beasley, Miss Bessie Fleming, Miss Priidtils Tuhy, Miss Jackie Pendarvli, Miss Beth Gore, and Misses Ann and Linda Riggins. Mrs. John Courier Jr., Miss Su­ sa nne Partin snd Mrs. George C. Means played soft background music during tha reception. Mlsa Lana Harrison, a cousin of the bride, kept the bride's book. Mr*. Milton Gore and Mrs. Joe I. Beasley were in charge of the reception. For traveling the bride chose a suit of blue dacron with hlue shoes, hat and bag and white gloves. She wore the orchid from her bridal bouquet. Following a trip to Jacksonville Beach and Georgia, the couple will mike their home In the Goldenrod section where they have purchased a new home. Oviedo Circlef Meet Monday I Circles of Use First Its Church in Oviedo will day as follows: Use Cbappel Cyttf Circle will meet with Mrs. Mr I* Gary at 3:30 p. m.; Bethany Circle at the home of Mrs. Doan Utrsy at S p. m. Circlet of the First Baptist Church meet Monday aright i t 7:30 p. m. In tbslr rcspectivw rooms a t the New Educational Bldg, of the church for individual . circle meetings. The main beat* ness session for ail eirclst will'bn held following the other meeting! in the main room, with M rtt'X II. Daniel), president, presiding. The program wilt be In charge of the Mary Lawson Circle with Mian Lola Ruddell, program chats* man, in charge. This will bn an Indians in Oklahoma. * Birthday With Picnic Dinner The W. C. Clause home on Nar­ cissus Ave., was the scene of a gala birthday celeorallon Sunday. Guest of honor was A. C. Clause Sr., who celebrated his Hist birth­ day Sept. 9. An old fashioned basket picnic was tbc order of tnu day with the serving of homcma ice cream and cake as a special tre a t Home movie* were made of the festivi­ ties and Mr. Cause recievcd several nice gifts. Twenty-eight direct descendants of his family were present at the celebration. He has seven child­ ren and 20 grandchildren. Those attending Included the honoree and hia wife; Mrs. Elite Riddle of Birmingham, Ala.; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Clause Jr. jnd daughter Sheila of Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Clause, Lake Kerr; Mr. and Mrs. A. ti. Clause Jr., Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Clause and family and Mr. and Mrs. U. Moses and family of Wildwood. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Clause, daughter Lu Alice and Mrs. C. O. N’eiswander of Belle Glade; Nora y cucu • SU RPRISE -PACM hG E TAKE H E E D ... DON'T SPIED! ffk frmm r Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Clause Belle and Dan Clause, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Bennett Sr., Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Bennett and family; Mr. and Mra. B. A. Bennett and family; J . H. 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IBB MT N m AM jHECLUB IT 7/MtS % /H a i t 2I-Y8AK , TiTM£7CHf/90r/92$ 7HAHKM CMiEfLY 70 THt IMMORTAL r y coM3 who woN 12 BATTlHMCMOMk rHgjhf tM ia a . ,',A poealbto title abet riding on the ; JlUllMMi THELMA LATT1WORE, Miami Beasb promoter Chrle fu n d ee baa offered welterweight Vjtbamptan Don Jordan 160,000 to ^ N tb a d boro Doe, 4 ogninat tha hrtoatr ei tonlckt’a bout. Dundee • Blrtady h u the television date aal i i r i and ta waiting tho daciaton tn m Den Naasoth, Jordan’s man. a |t r . Ortega, fourth-ranked contend‘ or front Mtaknll, Mexico, h u a wide experience edge ever Perwander, who la ranked 10th. OrU fa has fought f t tinea, compIL ing n I0-14-3 relord which In­ cludes wins over former ebarana Rid Oovllaa and Tony Do- K rce. Pnmaadat, tbo tame ago aa Ortags, 33, baa only 30 profeisienai fights behind him hut w a wen II of them by knockout. The Santi­ ago, Cube, fighter hai kayoed his t u t l l opponents. 1U 373 Tl 174 ,307 Nsttoaal Lraguo — Bsnks, Cubs to; Aaron, Braves 31; Mathews, Braves M; Robinson, Reds M; Mays, Glams 9 . Americ ta League— Colavllo, In­ dians M; KiHebrew, Senators 40; Alllaon, Senators 9 ; Leuo.i, Sena­ tors » ; Maxwell, Tigers N; Held, Indian* N; Mantle, Yankota as. Mtcktog Nattooal Uagua Faee, Pirates 1T-0; Antooalll, GlanU 1M; Newcombs, Rada U-1; Law, Pirates 1W; Cooley, Phils lt-1. Americas Ltsgwe— Shaw, While Son 13-1; McLIsh, Indiana 1T-B; Wynn, White Son 1M; Psppai, Orioles 14-6; Ford, Yankee! 14-6. ju * T w h * * ****** Tho rood may bo tougher this year to tho tough Southeastern : Caofrwnoo. Tho element of aurprise wtoeh Ilea with tbo underdog is COM and, starting with Georgia Sept. U, the schedule la laden with ; oppoogu boptog to atom the CrtmBryant, who baa mad* a habit of • rehabilitating fallen football amBfres, notably at Kentucky and • Texas A A M, la wall aware of tho drawbacks confronting a team : dominated by M lepbomam. "It'll probably bo tho moat to, •xgerienerd team to tho confer. ta c t," bo saya. "How good it’ll he, g r get, wo'U have to wait and ate.” But to line with bla past success ; ot fltltog tha talcat to the job, • y a a l baa already made 0 down i Rrittoo jhlftE M en will be made t f Jka toela they are neaoaury. Among tho n o n promising r loogM are thane of Den Cochran, ? R 'JM-pMnd atandiut ot guoid Inal "Sims who also may fill to at end and center can play both ways,” Bryant says. “Thai’s why l pul him there." Cochran Isn’t fast. He's flat-foot­ ed, but bo has tremendous desire. . . . He can’t do anything but get the job done." Bryant has also enrolled come heralded junior college backs, among them Coraall Johnson, a impounder from MJgk Paint, N. C. and Lean Puller, IN pounds, from Nederland, Tax. "Puller la our best defensive hack," Bryant saya. Ha will prob■bly play offanaa alio in Bryant's P«seat plans to run three teems, offensive, defensive and two-way. Tbo key quarterbacking job will bo to the inexperienced hands of sophomore Pat Trammell, a 1Mpeunder from Scottsboro, Ala. Ho could bo Joined by sophomore full­ Datroll at Nov York— Poytack (13-11) v i Coatdd (4-1) Chicago a t Baltimore 3, (twtnight)— Latmaa (14) and Pierce (13-13) va Walker (10-6) and Pish•r (0 4 ). Kansas City at Boston (night)— Tallouria (3-3) vi Dttock (11-B) Cleveland at Washington (night) —Grant (M ) va Ramoa (U-tT) Batarday’s Games Ctoveland at Washington Chicago at Baltimore Detroit at New .York Kansas City at Boston NEW YORK (U P I)- Tbo third man la tha ring today tarnisbod th« aoo of Thor's reputation. Ruby OaldiUlo, who rilMd Inicmar Johansson's hand as heavywrliht champion of lbs world b i t June and lad a flaiay-aycd Floyd Patlaraon back to bla corner, crlllclxtd tha Swedlih iluiser ai a "sloppy puncher." "Wa are going to have to wait a coilpi* more fights to decide Ju*t bow good a champion JobanaMn U and whether be will daaervo tbo accolade o' greatnail," Goldateln declared. But, said the little broken-noaed man off tbo tower East Side, a Jack Dampacy, a Joe Louis, or a Rocky Marciano would have "comptotaly flattened" Patterson If tkay kad blm to the anealbctItad shape Johanaaon bad blm to that night In Yankro Stadium. "It’s terribly diflicult to rata Jidiansaon as a champior,," Ruby explained. "So ho knocked Patter- Alabama May Keep On Surprising SEC TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (UPI) Paul (Boar) Bryant, who shuffled his IMS Alabama squad with tha deftaes* of a rivsrboat gambler to shock ftvt opponents, to dealing from tbo asm* old dock. "1 fait 0 tot ballet before the ■tart of football practice this year (ban I did last year altar live days af practice," Bryant analytes. That tauttoua estimate should ho sufficient warning. Bryant last yegr task a team without a great deal of tatoat and a recced of euly tour victories ia three years, sad carved cut g 6-4-1 mark, iacludlpg DefeaSaaL x o n ti ? • im u * ■TATE o r FLORIDA TO) I 1TB AM f t 111 AN M IN All M IN A10 NMtoEat Laagao — Ranks, Cuba IN; Mihtoesw, Rods 133; Aarow, Bravaa 113; BoD, Rada IN; Cepeda. Glaola B4. American League — Cotovlto, Indians IN; Jansen, Rrd Son 100; Klllabrtw, Senators IN; Lemon, Senators MMUaxwell, Tigers N. a a. •VI. : Piaaoa, Cb. 141 Ml IN IN All PM, du. caucaat UAHIC LOU LATTXMORE. ru ta u it Bays/, It- L U t Ilf TT IN A ll Kuana, S T S i i I m Kalla*, Dai I S M RuoecIi , Add. 13' Ml Woodllng, iaL m m m back Carl Hopson, IN pounds, from Montgomery, Ala., and halftuck Billy Richardson, 1M, from Jasper, Ala. "We’ru going to play a lot of now boys." saya Bryant, "but they are going to have to play more lllto junlora than sophomores. The kids we had last year will have to be belter." Up front, tho Tide may open with Cochran at center; veterans Bill Hannah. 203, and Don Par­ sons, M , at guards; Sophs Ray Bell, 330, and BUly Neighbors, H3; at lacklas; and lettcrnian Bud Moort, 300, and Bill Rise, aot), an­ other eopbomore, at ends. Add such veterans ai acalbark Marlin Dyoaa, linebacking experts Butch Prank and Buddy Wciley, quick-kicking Gary O'Siecn, and others, and there may be cauae for fret along Alabama's path. With Offices At M l Bonford Atlantic National Bank Building Swford. Florida FA 2-7977 O ne* Building, TituovUio, Florida •11 North Magnolia Avenue, OrUndo, Florida R e p la c e A C h ild ! n. r . HERNDON C lark a t tha C lrrtilt Court Ry M artha T. Vthlea, DO Paul C. F arklna l i t Waat lo u th Street Orlande, Florid* A ltera ay ta r P laln lltr Pnbllth Sept. II, I t , I I A Oct. t. U tilth GoldiUln, who had “Ttodd" flghta himself In tbo pro ring, was the "third man” ia the ring In title bouts involving Louis, Marciano, Jcrtcy Joe Walcott and Euard Charles, as wtU aa Pattorsoo and Johansson, and It to evident to talking to him that bo consider! Louis the greatest- their Iasi two pre-.sasM games while tbo Giaata have not permit­ ted a touchdown In their last two exhibitions. Tonight’s coolest win bo tele­ vised by CIS, starting at 11:13 Qono. C ity RAVENNA PARK “Hornet B uilt W ith Pride** Modern living at its b e s t. . . . op-U-tho-mlnuto design and m l luxury coaatruetton beautiful a bedroom hornet hove an atmosphere of quiet country comfort . . . yet an from shopping, tehee! and churches. K itchen Equiment A s Little General Electric DOWN Monthly Payments L IK E Certified Public ActMualonla R* F. Stonerock ft Company Y o u C a n 't £34014 (*ou3ttoi Jtwjing R. F. Stoocrock, Bert B. Hollingsworth and R. H. 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F lelatlff, in t h e START Y O U R CHILD M A N Y C H IL D R E N ARE S A V IN G HERE A N D L E A R N IN G T H R IF T Your childr«n too, cm learn a valuable lesson with their own ssv in fs account. Encourage them to save regularly for what they want. Bring them In now to open an account. * SA N EO R D Atlantic nadO nal Ba» UtUa concoctions on hU NBC-TV NVW YORK (UF!>— A court­ bilf-bouT. Liter in the ibow, Xisf room « u luddouly tunmd Into a c h ild psychology UX n tMy ta an Introduced hb guilt, longwrtter unusual climax u au d w i avar■m V. L Stoat Hour drama,’’ C m of JuLe Wit***,” on •iM i t ) W ka Pay* iM iu sa sf •in • ID Brparw ID Nswa-Bporta ID Hail* ID K arl* ROOSEVELT MITCHELL and ULAD VS MITCHELL, hta w lf.. DafandaaU. NOTICE OP SI IT THE STATE OP FLORIDA TO llooaavalt Mllrh.1l and Gladys Mltrlrall. hte wlf*. wb"*a r* lld # n ft I* 1 * Orchard B lratt, W olceti, N#w Turk YOU ARB HEREBT R C qC inr.D to fit, your a n aa or or w ritte n daf.nraa. If any, la Ih* ah*** pro. r**dlnf* w ith th* Cl*rk a f tkla Court, aad 1* aara* a espy tnaraaf upon tha p te la tlfr* a u o rn ty , whota name aad addraaa appear* h .r.a n , an a r h tf* rt th* 31*1 day af Stprambar, l i l t . Th* nalur* of th is p racatdlaca bales a ault for (tracloaur* an a tn erteas* »a ika follow la* d*aaribad r*al prnparty ly la e aad bates te Samlaala County, Flarlda. to-w ltt I-*t If. Blarlt C, af A. M. STEVENS ADDITION TO MID­ WAY, Pamlaol* Counly, FUrida. a c c a rd la . U p la t th tra a f * t racard In F la t Book f. Fas* IS. a f th e Fuhlla R . r . r d i af Stmia*!* Caunty. Florida. DONE and ORDERED a t S a l­ ford. Samlaala County. Flatlde, m il m e say *r A u tsa t, m s . (BEAL) O. P. HERNDON c ii r k c irc u it Court Mr, H e n k e T. Vlblse Deputy d a r k H arry M. Hohk* Ati a r a .r fa r F le la tlff P. G Boa 1311 ic r a t tha boy, AUa B aiter, Jef­ fary Lytm, and Robert Ltaalag. PliUog nod flltagi A winner on The Price la Right war offered a icven-day cruiao aboard a char­ tered yacht—provided be named, on the apot, alx frtenda to accom­ pany him. Relative! and family wore Ineligible. I couldn’t help feeling that thii winner*! life will never be the tam e again. After two w M ka with a Napol­ eon-typo hairdo, Garry Moon re­ turned to hla more familiar crewcut Wtdneaday night on l'va Got A . Secret. The aecrel: White on « aii-week cruiie. Carry’* wife and other pan en g en aboard hit yacht trimmed hla hair. Garry had to let hla balr grow long ao that hla barber could repair tha damage. Dave King’* impreiiiom af the way John'W ayne, Bob Hope and Robert Mltchum walk were neat Legal Notice IV TU B CIBCUIT COt 1ST, MATH J l DICIAL CIBCI.IT IIP S-LONIDA l \ AND FOB #BBIhOLII « O fN . TV. IN CBANCEBV NR. I*»ST NOTICE OF SUIT HOWARD R. RTROLT And F E aciT H. RTBOLT, hi. wlf*. FtAUHlffA •A M LEL ALEXANDER, *1 *1. D .U n d an ta PTATE OF FLORIDA Tfn CHARLEM T. BTBKVER, J R . *1** known ee C. T. BTEBVSn. J R . Alia known s* CHAR T. BTEEVCR, J R . If alive, hi* u n kaew n apaua* If m arrl*d. and If ts a d , th* unknown h .lra , davl.Ata, l* « al* ,i and aran t*** n f tk* aald clIAItLEP T. PTKEVER. JR.. *1*0 known aa C. T. HTEEVER. J n .. al.n known aa CHAP. T. BTEEVKR. JR I LEVI #. JOHNSON, It allv a, hi* unknown apnui* If raorrlsd. and It daad. th* unknow n hairs, da.I****. l*u*t**a and a ra n tia a of Ih* aald LEVI S. JOHKaONlCLYDE JOHNSON. It allva, hi* unknow n tpou.* It iti*r> rl*d, and It daad, lb* unknown hair*, davlaaia, | , a a t . . . and ar* n . t**a nf lha aald in .T P E JOHNBONl RHEA JOHNSON. If »M.*, h*r unknow n *p*u*o If m arrltd, and If ri«ad, th* unknow n hair*, d.ite***. teua(**a and arani*** of in * aald RHEA JOHNS u N: C. T, STKKVKIL If a ll.* , hi* unknown apou,* If ,m * rrte t. and If dtad. (h* unknown h*lr«. davit***, l*a*l.«* *nd aran t*** *f tha Mid T. C. STEEVERi 1«AI:h \ M. HTEEVKR. widow, LAURA M. BTKEVKn. dauahiar. AMELIA F. COLLINS, d .u cliter, am i CHAR T. BTEEVKR. Jll . .on, a* tb* purported train of th* abot*n a m 'd C T BTEEVKR. dtr.aaod. If allv*. th t lr r**p*cilva unknown o paui• • If m srrlad. and If dasd. ih* unknow n k * lra d*«te«M. teaal***. and a ra n te ts *f lb* ab*v*-n*m*4 p u rp n rltd balr* *f lb* «*ld C. T. PTKEVER: I-AURA MAT STEEVF.R. JR ., If stir* . h«r unknown apout* If m arrted. end If dtad. lha un­ know n Itelra, d arlatra, lta .tr * * * ,d Hrani*** of l ho aald LAURA MAT PTEEVKB. J R l MART J. OILt.TAM, If allv*. k s r unknown epaua* If m arrleR an d If daad. th* unknow n hairs, devlat**. l.**t»*o and a rs n lto a af Ik* aald MART J . GIL­ LIAM; I . B. DIXON. If *Uv*. hi* u ah n ew n •pout* If m in ted , end It daad. Ih* unhnaw n hairs 4*vte*.s l«**t**a and s r a n tte .n af Ih* *>14 J . H DIXON: EMMETT C: ADAMS, if a ll.* , hla unknown *p*uao If m arrted, end If ri*ad, lb* unknown halra, davlaa**. las*!*.* and aran* tea* a f lh a ■aid ta ld EMMETT C ADAMS; W, U PARTIN, If *1U«. bis unknow n apou,* If marrted. and If daad. Ih* unhnaw n h .lr a davloaSa, lasataca and arant.*a <*t tn* Paid W. 1, PARTIN: HU-MOItE PARTIN. If allv*. hte unkaaw n apou** If m arrted. and *f d tad. th* unkaaw n halra. d a tlt,'* . tesnt##* and prant*** a t th* ttld OILMORB 1-ARTIN: B. A. P A R T IN , It allv*. hla unknow n apou** It married, and If dead, Ik* unknown h.lra. da* vteaa*. Iteai##* aad srant*** of th* aald B. A. PARTIN: C. T. DICKINSON. L. A. HOUGH, and W. M DAVIS, aa th* laai.kn«w n dir*-(*r* and truaiaaa af STBLBERLOU LAND COM PAST, a dla»*l**4 F la rIde c a tp a rsiU e , and thair uaknaw a auneaaoar* op aaalaaa la tal«r*a(; EVELINA KNIGHT. If site*, her unknow n a p ,u,* if m.Miad and If The Chun*l Swim: Franchot Tom li the litu t addition to tha c u t of -Body Aad Soul,- tha Du Pont Show of tha Month aat for CBS-TV on Monday, Sept. a . HtH play the part of a fight pro­ moter. Arthur Godfrey, uaually • m b w CBS—will appear on r in l NBC-TV Sunday, Oct. 23, when bo aervea aa the hoet of a one-hour ••lute to the Eleanor RooMVflt Cancer Reieirch lutitute. Mart Sabi, a comedian apodallalng In Irrtversnet, hat landed tbo atoning role In a Pontiac Star Parade ipectel, ' The Future Lie» Ahead." The revue, m NBCTV Saturday, Nov. 21, raptecM a pravloQily-planned ipcciai that Mlk# Nlcboli and Elaine May balkad at doing. When tha new CBS-TV Mrtea, .» !!! El.fiS'J’.:,,., if ) naa Hunt (») L aara a Ta B a a ftr - • tl« 111 Th* P ric e la R tekt j.\* n •il# ID M llllannlra ID B a tin a C ham planihln Ktdia K acken va W illie B tantanaff ID Dave K ln « • : • • ID Bat K eaterM * c ?,»°* j « . u i r * l*te* i d Tkla la T ear U fa ID A rlk u r ile tf r e y Iknw III D aaaa KaaO ,,i,# % W IS-.ie i n H tee ID l l t l l 111 ID t i t l e ID 111 t :m S B l tk. e*a O r .it— a ild sw la st* ______ M«wa M atte Kawa Jack P e e r N aw s-W eethsr i w i a ' ll t i a ID J a .k Faar PBIBAT A. K. TtM (1) T a ta r —D a ta ' Oarraway T ill ID W aath tr ■ N ana T ill ID C artaaaa m I t) I • til „ •:*• ■ ill till ill (1) It) HI ID ID ID KVa C aptain Kan ta rn * V ern ln a T kaatra Ramaar Room lty a u r y Man*# Kaw—latarvlaw a K a w a '. W aatbar ,, H % M W ID X arlaen K ap.ra U tM I t ) T raaaura R unt a T B S T S S ite T;ie i d W aatker T ill (D C arloeaa T ill II ) Kawa It** ID Kawa ■ til i d Capi. K ansas** • i l l ID M orales T k e e trt ID rtnmnar Ream • : • • It) I t u l t r k P lata* 1:41 (I) Kawa — fn tcrtltw * • i l l i d Kaw* * W talk er li :l * ID DouaK n a Ml ID On Tk* a * ID K trle e n X ep tre U tM ID T r.a tu r e Hue* Men Into Space, debut* on Sept. 30, ita r William Lundlgin’a wife will be played by Angle Dlckenion. However, the role will be played by Joyce Taylor In aubaequent cpiaodet. A network (pokesm in explained that Mlaa Dlckenion withdrew becaute of "other commitment! Hana Conned la tha lateat addlli*n , to the gueat, liaeup .for Art Carney’i flr»l the »«a*on, “Small World Revue,1* on Friday, Oct. 2. Youngster* Patty McCormack and B em ly Luodaford will atar In thn Oct. 1 U, B. Steel Houaa adaption of Charlea Jackson’s story, "Ra- ■paun.a If m s rrla t. a n t if t . s t , tha !.a* l* ,* a n t cran ttM of lha **l<t NVELINA KKR1IIT: R V K I .I .V K KNIC1HT an* HAMPTON KNIOHT, h*r hu.hand. If ellv*. th*le ra*pactlv* unknow n apou.ta If marrted, nnd lr dtad, Ik* unkaew n htlra, d*«la*«* of Ika .aid EVELINE K K iailT and HAMPTON KKHIIIT, h«r huabnndi MRS. ROBE B, HAM* lid* If allv*. h .r unknown ipaua* ir r a .rrl.it, and If dand, tk* un­ known hair*, d**l***a> l*C*t*** and ■rant,#* nf Ih* aald MRP. ROPE K IIAMILL; J. O. HOTI), J. W. WARD. JR . and J . A. FORT, a* Ih* tail.k n aw n tllroctnr. and Iruat*** • t MOUTH FLORIDA N A V A I . PTOItKS COM FAN r , a dlaaotead Flarlda corporation, and lh«lr un. known *uce*aa*ri in in ta r t.l or aaalunat CORRIB C PIPTRUNK and NEWTON K. W. IISTHUNK, h*r huibauil. If all.* , llitlr raapM llv* unknown tpqu**a If m trrl.d , anil If d**d, Ik* r**p*ell«* unknown htlr*. D e a l* ,, and a ran !••• nf Ik* aald CORRIB C. PIP. TRUNK and KBWTON E. W. BIBTRUNK, bar huaband: MANUEL UKTERHON, If‘ ell.* , Ilia unknown rrl«d, and If d.ad, th* unhnawn IralrA d*vl.o*A I , ■ * !,,. *nd cranl*** af th* aald MANUEL I’KTERION; W. M. HAMER aa dir«ftor and L ull** of WILLIAMS HOLDING COM PANT, a 'U la a a ite d Florida rnrporallan, and hla un­ known .uccAtanr* In tn te rr.t or a u la n a i M. R KNIGHT and LULA A. KMOIIT, .hla wlf*. If allv*, tholr r ,t ) ,c ( l v . unknown apou*** If marrted, and If d**d. th* u n ­ known halra, d*vta*«(, t e a a l ..• and artnte** nf th* aald M. R KNIGHT aad LULA A. KNIOHT. h ll Wlf*: I- II. KfflOHT. If allv*. bl* un. known apout* If marrted, and If d.*d, tha unknown balr*, tl#vli*r*, teiat##* and eranl*#* af Ih* told I. II. KNIGHT: FRANKLIN O KING If allv*, hi* UAkaaora *poui* If marrted. * a* If daad. lha unknown train, da.teeaa. I . t a t , . , and a ra n . I . . . of Ik* aald FRANKLIN O. KING: A. J, LUaSLER, If a ||« ,. a* a director and truaraa «f LAKE IIAIIT HOLDING COMFANT, INC., a dlaaotead Florida corporatlnn; and hla unknown a u u t.a a r a In In­ ter**! a r aMlflMi J. C. SNTIILR. ir allv*, hla unknown tpoua* If marrted. and If d*ad, Ih* unknown Iralra, 4 k i*t*t, l . a a i . . . and a ran ta#* of th* aald J. r- PNTDER: E. I . SNYDER, alto known aa KOIA l» PNTPBR. If allv*. h*r unknown ■pou.A It marrted and If 4*ad. Ih* unkaaw n h a irs d*vte«*i, l*(*(***. and ■rant*** af ih* aald K. L PNTDER, a lia know aa KD1A I . PNTDER; WILLtAM H. HOLDEN: If altea, hla unknown rpoui* It marrted. aad It dtad. lha unknown k tlrt, d*vte**«, la * .t a ., and tr a n !••• *f th* aald WILLIAM H. H OIDEN: SAMt'Ef, ALEXANDER. If all.*, kla unkaaw n apnU*o If m ar­ rted. and If daad, tb* unknown Iralra, davte***, l« t* te ,t and I r a n ­ i a n nf th* aald BAMUBI, ALEX­ ANDER; HOMER a HUDSON, If all.*, hla uahaow n apou#* i i m ar­ rted, and If daad, ih* unhnaw n htlr*, da.!•***, t e a a l ,,, aad ■.*>I*,* af Ih* aald HOMER o. HUDSGNi WILLtAM HARRISON HOL­ DEN, >Ih knawn *• W. H. H O L DEN, If allva hla unknown ■■out* If m arrted. aad It daad. Ih* uakn*wn halra, e#rte*«*. i*(*i**a and ■rani*.* a f ih* .aid WILLIAM HARRISON HOLDEN, a la . know* ** W. H. HOLDER; J. F. STOREY and BLANCHE 1TOHET. hie wlf*. ate* baow aa j , r , aTORT and PLANCML aTORT, k i t wlf*. If all**, lh .tr M .pactte* unknown IV S57onb.il 111 staccato lltW ID a iam au r.m a . . /)> S w a rt* U irr UtM i f ) M asaaora*. ID B larlan Ealtach U tM If ) N *w t-W taih*r.Ppart* CBS-TV. T h e chief w i t a m ta th» m u rd e r tr ia l story w a i a lB y in r-a ld tm o pldisln*. tlo n illy -d b tu rb a d boy who rofuacd Tn it Wand new spade** tiro A velcaalsJag pleat at WELSH \\\ g f e ,M !■! R S T Z4U Grandview At *. So, # H i b is c u s N to SO** tall ra.neallva unknow n h»lr», tavlM aa, I. aatasa and a ra o lsa a af lha s a l t r . B T n n r r a n t ni.A .vciii: KTonKT, hla w ife. nlM known aa J . r . STOUT a n t BLANCHH aTORT, h it wifa; a n t any a n t all paraona havln* a r rlalm lnp any rl*h«, till* nr I n i .r .i l In a n t lx tk* fallaw ln* d t.r r lh .d land lo r a lo t In l.m ln o ln I'n n n ir, riarld a , to<wlli TRACT A: The Nnrth *i n f lh a louth 14 a f lha a i l 'l nf lha KC<« nf l.o tln n 13. Townihlp t l aouth, ru n s * 11 K a.l. T n Ai"T R| Tha aouth I. a f lha HR'i nf Ilia BR <,nf lha K R 'i of Paellon II. Tow n»hll» 31 Pauth, Dana* 13 Call, TftACT Cl Tha aw>* a t tha KE<4 af tha aS < i of ■•«tlan It, Township II Beuth, tlana# II KatL THAOT Dl Til• HKl; nf t h a N W 'i af P .rtlo n S3, TownihIp I t Hauih, iU n*a 11 Ka i I. t h a c t Ki Th# a w l * Ar ih* s w i , Af I a«uaa II, Tswnshlp 11, Bsulh, Hans* 11 Raal. TRACT Fl Tha NWU »f Ih* HWii of Portion D , Townihlp I I Baulk. Ranch 11 K ail. TRACT O: ThA ,',’nrlh >« Af Ih# Jf.rlli *4 At lha NCU Af 104 S i n , of P.ritAn )*. Townihlp 31 South, Ranch II Ka*I. T R A IT Hi TIia South l / l of th* NK't af lha H)V >t of Itctlo n 14. Tunniblp II Pnuth. R tnc* D East. TRACT I i Tha IVf.1 H Af IhA PC', af Ih* N R 'i | lha W*.C 1/ 4 nf tha «W>4 of lha N R'l af Pr.-ilan I*. Town, ahlp II Pnuth. R a n i* II C ut. TRACT J : Th* K i.i H nr Ih* PK<i of Hi* N E U : th* East S of th* .Vlu'i nf th* P R i,i Ih* W tal ** of Ih* X E 'i nf th* PC**; Ih* E a i I 1/4 *r Ik* MV>, *f Ih* ME >4 *f Stc'lon 14. T nw n.hlp 31 lo u th . R ate# I t Eaat. TRACT K: Tl,* E a .t >1 *f th* iw <( *f th* P K 'ii Ih* W in i, nf Ih* PW’tj *f Ih* HE1,. Ptctlnn 14, T*trn*hlp 11 s»uih, llanf* I l Cast, TRACT L: Tha BEU Af lh a » f f '| *f B*cil*n 1*. Townahlp 11 South. Ran a a II Kaal. TRACT Ml Th* South 4 of ih* BE'* a t fh* I K I i II*** ih* N EU *f Ik* PK>« of ih * SE'* of (h* B E>,I| Ih* Paulk *» a f th* NW '* a t lha SE>« »f tha N E'i of B trtlnn 3). T aaaahlp I I Bouih, Ranpe 11 Baal. Tou, and each a t you. ar* baraby notifted and ra q u lrtd I* app.ar end III a. p*r*on*llr o r bv y*ur allorn*y, w ith tk* d a r k nf t h t Bb*v*-*lyted Court.* pour w ritte n dafanaaa. If any, I* lha Bill to Q ulal Till* filed h»r*ln ataln at you In tk* abavaatylad rauta, aad to aara* a eapy a f lb* lam a •* rta ln llffa atternoy. h.low , «a a r fetfar* tba la t day of October, A. D. 1*1*. _ H trpJa fall a a t an ela* e D*er«* a n ttrtd F ra C enr.ta* w ill ■ salaat y*u. W ITNESS my hand ta d ■**! s t Sanford. Sarnia*!* Couaty, Flarlda, thl* l l i k day *1 A uiuat, A. D. j. • c r o t o n s ,f! 1,50 UP H00 to choooo from25cfA* Paint and Body Shop Sanford Ave. af lOfli Sf. 1*1*. (BEAL) a F. HERNDON Clark af tk* C irrsU C*url By M ariks T. V lklte Deputy C lerk W. CL Hutehlaan. J r . Edward* B undles S an f or d, Flnrlda A ito rn tf* far FlelatlffB (Bock of Studeboker Go rage) Ail foam rubb«r cushion. upholstered ta heavy fabrlcB. Choice o f colon. modem REG. $219.95 VALUE EASY TERMS **We C an y ft Service Our Owr AccouaU** �m fi II |BB *4w 9*y AdJyyUBJft ftmheo D LOCATION. . ,U a very Important (actor to bo cm aU m tl before totytog. . J iu r Scbooli? (bop* la. Day. Wool ICTMIfUBB ra « W Q M M . (bra. garage apt. water A electric Included. MS mo. FA S UM. FOOT, fA 24177. FACTORY TO YOU ALUMDfUM “I’d id vis* you to help another little old lady the s t m t quickly before you loae your ner yrnrun b l in d s MtoNi haaC Beg-proof bottom rail with plaatlo and*. PlaoUo M royae to pea. Cottoa or nyloa Glaaa and Paint Co. DON’T KIM THU ONE Downatatn, I room (urn. a p t with extra icreened porch. RoOaway bad. Garage. Only 117JP mo. Schell A pt «U P art. Legal Notice MILLIE PERKINS plays the title role in *Tha ] Of Anna Frank" at the Ritx. She ta shown with Ji Schiidkraut In a scene from the true a to ry of r fi axis ting under dictatorship. “The Diary of Anne Frank.” a atory of young lovo in World War H Amsterdam opens Sunday at the Ritx Theater. Millie Perkins and Richard Beymer provide the romantic interest lb tbo story of two families who are forced into hiding during a Nail purge la the warUme Nether* and*. VOUfeRONTXa HONOR COLL? THE BOV3 VOTED ME FOOTBALL MASCOT •NOW I CAN PIOE. TOTHE GAME IN THE BUS T—' ANITHTHE TEAM.* Sbalky Winters jdays Pater's mother Mrs. Vaa Dana, and Ed Wynn minus his comical hats, Joint the famUka la biding, a* Mr. DusaeL Anne Frank’i story baa told over a million copies in the U. S. since It came out here*la 1*82. It has been translated Into 21 languages DOUBLE FEATURE FEATURE: 1:15 - 4:03 • 6 : 5 1 - T i » n o n u o c o x w r m m o K A i. AMBXDMXXT TO * * YOTXD OX N o v u t a c n a. i n * JiOTICn o r KLKCTION WHKRKAS, tha LagUiatur* of m a . u n d tr u * CooattteUon of I l i a • ( U o I ta ta e f Florida eia paao a J a la i Raaalatlan praaaalne • m .n d m .n l to tka C aaatltvtlan a t ta a a lata a t VtarMa aoO U a aaaaa v a a a a road ta kjr a Tata a t tkraa faartk a a f all tha mamhara olactad ta aarh b a aatt th a t U a eataa a t •aid Jo in t RaaatoUoo waa antarod a aan U a tr raapaetW t Jo o rn ala w ltk tka yaaa aaO a a ra U araoa. and tkay did O atanalaa and dir•a t th a t tk a aoM J a la t lU M latlaa ka oabmlttod ta U o alaatora a t tka • u t a a t U a epaalol Kloctlaa aa XoTomhar X, 111*. MOW, THCRCrORK. I, K. A. OltAT. Oacrotarr a t Ota to a f tka OUta a t Florida, da karakjr g iro ■slice th o t • •FECIA L ELECTION w ill be hold la sock County la H U M W. Snd SL Ph. PA M M l-BEDROOM, CB. H i bath home. Phone FA 2*3331 This la a gucat p a n to the Movie* land Driva*In Theatre for R.' A. Cox. Saaford. to aee -Soldier Of th a t a n **»*Tyau«y ra e a lrla o an •a rty daatalan ky U a alM tar* a t U a M a n Oaaa as lot w ith rateranoa ta Ufai nm andm ant ta A rticle V II o f U a Canatltwtlau. •action I. Baetlana L i t . and I a t A rticle VU e ra haraby r«. M «l>d and In lla n tk aro at tka fall a w ing aaaUaoa o ra karaky •dap tads ARTICLE V II ■action t. R ap raaan u tlan —Ayp o rtla n n tn t— <*> Oanala—Tka a u t o ahoU ka •pp artlo M d U ta (arty-fam r (II) •m a te ria l dlatrlcta daalgnatad by number In cana««allvo ardar. Ouch apportionm ent ih n ll provide fairm m and acuity am ong dU trlcta baaed upon pepuU tU a. gaographlo area an d acaaamlo o tfla tty i p ro . vldad i i t ) Thera th a ll ka only one •a n a ta r (or each d la trlc tt ( I I Ko dU trU t ah all ka eampoa. •d a t m ere U a a thro* ( I ) coun. U u. U ) Cauntlaa form ing a d la trld ■hail not ka M paraled by ta rrltary a f a aath ar dlatrlet and m eat be coatlguoua (4) No county ahall ka dlvldod U creatin g a dlatrlet. (I ) V acaadea th a t a ra created by tha roapporttoam ont providing (or forty-four (44> M natarlal 41str tc u c f the acn ata shall be flllsd by U a sloe to r i la U a gsn srat stsc tlsa la X svsm hsr, I lls . Upon slsctlsn, asw s s a a ts r s shall ka slsctsd In U a nsw d latrlsU fa r U a faltaw lag tsrraas . D istrict I t fer fo u r (4) yscra. D istrict IS far tw o < I| years. D istrict a t for fo u r (41 y s c ra D istrict 41 for tw o m years. THEREFORE. D istrict 41 fo r fo u r (4) years. Bo I t Rooelvo* b r (ho LoslalOD latrlet 44 fa r tw a (S> years. (uro of (bo IU (o • ( Florida! T hereafter, all Senators shall bo T hat (ho follow ing nmandmant slsctsd for a fs u r y e a r tan a. (b) House o f IU praasntattvs*— Tha rsprsM nU tlan In U o Hauao of R sprsM ntativss sh all ka apporUsaad aa fallaw a: Flva (I ) rs p rs M a u tlT s t to aa d fo r th a m ast popnlons county} four (4 | rsp riM n ta tlv ss ta and far sack of th a tw a (I I a a a t m ars M pulses cauntlsa; tk raa (11 rapra a a a u tlv sa ta a a d fa r each a t U a aU <11 n eat m ere populous sountlas: two 4S> rap rsa o a u tlv sa fyftOOD 7/DE CLEAN furnlahdd •part maul, private hath and antranoo, •creeoed perch. FA 24702. UKNUHID bedroom, prival* entraaee, private bath. Phone FA 2-Mil or FA 2-3NI, Mrs. Appleby. • Business Opportunity NEW CB S-bedfMm. M Ula bathi, tarrazxo floors. GB stain<■ksa atael kitchen, carport*, uti­ lity room: pump and sprinkler ayitanx Calf FA 2 36l» after 3 P. M. Established Business. Modern Grocery stare end service sta­ tion, Including 3 Bedroom homo aa tbo property. More than ample frontage oa U. S. Highway* 17 A *2, Flench Ave­ nue. This business has bean yielding an income which war* rente a price far greater than owner It asking. Poor health and a going buslneM dent mix, hence owner's decision to aelL 29% down and cxeaBaM terms HOMES AND L O * fer catered on balance. people. Also homes built on lota. Roy Wall, Phono FA 2-1MT. MODERN OFFICES FOR LEASE. Raymond M. B all r ASSOCIATES Richard 1L "Dltk" Ivera, Mgr. Mortgage Loan DepL Mrs. O. H. "Amy” Anderson Jeanle Blair ENVELOPES, Utterbtads. a s O. R. “ Guy” Strickland menu, involeeT hradhtoa, a W. B. Shippy programs, ate. Pro grass WANTED: SaaU store manager 21$ So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3641 Printing Ce. Phone PA 1-2931 also meat manager. Apply Raaltor Sanford FOODMART, Park Avc. at 23th. 306 Waal 13th SL -CaU Ilall'' Phone PA 2-3641 Evans Bldg, Lata Mary 3-Bedroom house. Small enh St. Retired or tcml retired per­ Ph. FA 2*1290 payment, tew monthly paymeata. sonnel wilt be considered if qualified. BulU to your specifications an Franck Avenue. See oa for your Jo W. HALL BROKER 292 Be. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2 k* t d is tric t, and (ho rap r.to aM lIo a la % (ho hauao adopted o t tbo t i l l •«••loo of (ho LoeUloturo. and tko ■oat •PPortloB m .nl • ( tbo >«ooto * •hall ka a t (ho ro eu U r ooooloa In 1971, and tbo a o a t apportionm oat • ( tka Haaoa a t Roprooontattvoa ahall ka a t tk a E o ealar mo olon In JM t kaood apoa (ho 1**0 Pod oral Conouo; a ad doooalaltr th o ro art.r, U a L ocU U taro okall roapportloa lit r.p r.o o a u U o a la acoordanco borowltk. Should It tell to do o ^ l u duty .h a ll coatlauo m •vory Motion of w hatever typo a a tu roapporttoam ont haa b r i o , •ffoctod. M Id) F o lia r. Ia ronppurllan *1 r . f u l . r ooooloa. and providing for •stra o rto n e e r oooolew te p o rfo m roopporU oam oat—ghould U a logt* •U tu ro tell to roapportloa U a r . p r . . . n u t l . n la tka LegU laturo a t aay rogular 000010a aa raqalrod. U o O oTtraor e r tko Xogtolotaro Itoolf ohall aall U a Legisla­ tu re la te oatroordtnory ooooloa te perform l u doty w ithin th irty doyo o lto r odjoaram oat. Ko other huoin.oo ohall ko tran sacted durlag ouch H u lo a aa d tko oaoaloa •hall not rocoao te r morn thaaM •ovonty-tw a kauri, oacopt U a t ^ •fto r a period of olaty days from iho d aw tko o atrao rd iaary oaoaloa I n ia im LaaU oa_ O ovoraor maaoaS aa. _ a . may. . . . by STARTS SUNDAY HO M ES i IF IT IS REAL ESTATE aik Crumley A Mantellh •I 117 South P e rt Ph. FA 2*4663 The Car To Buy Is The * CO-FBATURB “The Naked Maja D. 1)11. L) n. a. urat. S«*ratnry e t B u t t WELCOME NAVY A N D NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD * DELIVERED F O R ________ WITH THESE OUTSTANDING FEATURES: A KcwMeilral Car! Standard Ameriaen Shift: Stead Nate and Boll*! Serviced Nattoewide by AnO Deaton! | U I Fllte the Tank! fU » Bay* tha Tag I HUNT L IN C O L N - M ERCURY P a lt/f ffG n -i r P le k u p y o u r k t y * l ,h ® Odham & Tudor, Inc. BRAILEY ODHAM. Prea. Corner Hwy. 17-92 ft 27th 8 t. Phono FA 2-1501 Ntw ft Used 1953 Chiysler ^ T ra ^ a m J a n le n • Q R a W aa 1395 I * * I * $$ M Service DepL will b« closed Sat. Sept. 12th for Renovations. ro a o r .b u * -Mr* iid u BUIOC leper VMM . WHardtop n FORD Fxlriaan *$M" Furniture and Appliance* Ferder Hardtop Mather of Sanford M , CHEVROLET TIP * M3 209 E. First St. I’b. FA 2-0093 Button w K n MM OLD8MOB1LM Beyer • B7G VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS CHEVROLET -21F* Tndoc Sedan BUCK leper P ads* Hardtop New Aad Used Furniture Sit E. first SL PA 2-4621 MOTOR SALES ' NOW $295 WILSON - MAIER FARMER'S AGENCY W e Jn v lla you I* be o u r gueaia gbaolutely free w ith o at obligation a t one o f B anford’a leading Motels w hile you locate suitable h o u sin g for IN COLOR . STARRING •knit tf.u rm lB . tX TEeTUIOXT W H K IlC or, I kn»a h .r .u B i. m i my k u t »»* n (r ti.4 U * a rant east • r U « BUte «f n .r l i U at rslU haasM . th« CayltnL U U u « l i t any • ( S ip u m b tr. A. WANTED: Man with (ruck brokage office experience. For In­ formation write Truck Broker­ age, P. O. Box 2364, Orlando, N. V. Farmer, Realtor SERVICE Station Attrndaot. ex­ D. H. Whitmore perienced, age 33 or over. Ap­ Ulllan G. Trama FEATURING! Quality » This la a guest pass to the Movieply Colonial Oil Company, 1301 Aaaoclatas. lead Drive-In Theatre for Mrs. French Ave., Mr. llorinc. B e a m y — OrigtaslMy \ Ml S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2 3221 Furniture Storage sad Movies W. H. Stewart, Sanford, to see After kauri, PA 2*2612, PA 2-4121, To end From Anywhere “Soldier Of Fortune”. PA 24261 C. B. P U L tipS VISIT MODEL AT \ MENWOUEN $20. Daily. Sell 1306 French Ave. Ph. FA M B ) COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: 2 Luminous aamrplatci. Write 500 French f bedroom, corner loL $330 down, Reevci Co., Attleboro, Mass. auumo paymenla $37.30. too 10th A Sanford OR PHONE FA 2-7284 I Anderson Circle. Behind Siudebaker Garage Insurance A gency LOME FOR SALE: 3bedroom, BABY SITTING, Ironing. T \ 2 6423 PIANO TUNING 4 ESFAIUNO dining room, Florida ro o m , Complete Inauranco equipped kitchen. $1,400 down, EXPERIENCED Child Care in Coverage Including balance $11,200. 4Hr. GI Mort private borne. FA 243U. G REG O RY Peckege Policies. gage. Payment $76.00 month. 1206 Roeeway. FA 2 3146. Raymond M. Bell, Agent LU M BER 211 Seu Park Ave. BONNIE JOHNSON •bane FA 2-3641 Saaford Beaeiy Shop PLUMBING 1466 Saaford Ave. Contracting It Repairs WUl Be Closed Fer Yacttloa Free XsUmatri Sept. 7lb Ihru 2«U B- L. HARVEY D O N ’T BE C O N F U S E D . . ! 264 Saaford Ave. Pbonr FA 24363 BE SAFE! B R SURE! 1 AVA GARDNER Plum bing * R epairs Rons L . P ay (am Beglatered Beal Eatato B nkor ASSOCIATE' drtda of bargalna for man. wo­ Mary E. Carman — Lan SatvaU Hrnae Wlrtaa - Electric Service men and children. control a, | p rope Ik re, for $2*3.00. Ph. FA 2*13U 17*12 at Hiawatha OUND. SHORT and TALL Sid Vihlea Hay ha a#«n at 24*4 Adana CL COME ON IN. WE CAN FIT RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. _____ Y’ALL room horn# located la one #1 1U Magnolia FA 2-MU l Wynne wood aoetloo) ar call rA 2*7*4# after loo. IHCBNS CLOnBNO CENTE1 tha better residential areas, and Hwy. 17*12 Cor. 43# situated on n wall landscaped ■OAT—KVIXRlTDK MOTOR A N d . W M y evening and *fl 10F *• UO* oak shadod lot T B A R ir. BALK . Licensed — Bonded Palatini A day Bat Open Mao. thru There. of all 1»3» medals. . 2-BEDROOM home. $200 aid $M Decorating, free Ultimate* J f f W e e n ’tU S M B . and open The features art to numeroui to monthly. FA 2-0529. Bale Sample: Work Guaranteed. SEMINOLE ALL DAY Sun. Itemize here, but we can as­ MM. 30 bp. Evlarude «M8. P A IN T IN G CONTRACTORS sure you that your beat hope* WEST HAVEN: aoe year-old j. $•30. 1#’ T unxr Craft $430. FA 2*1204. will bo fully realized upon In­ bedroom frame home, vinyl $204. trailers $1M. spection. In short, It baa to be doors. Inquire, C. L. Reset, 203 CUSTOM BUILT BOMBS Alt used items a t auctioa whole­ seen to bo appreciated! Urapevllle Ave. sale. Remodeling — Free Ultimate# SEWING MACHINE—around bob* Repa'rs ' Phone FA 2*3744 finance Plan bln. used 2 mostha. Fertward Originally priced at $11,006 the -Gateway to tbo Weterwey” BILL BER.NOSKY, Contractor and reverse. Complete with 23* owner baa given us orders to year guarantee and attach­ sell, and sell quickly! Tbo new LOOK sanding and finishing Your EVINRUDE Dealer ment* Just take aver payments. price ta only $12,600, and after Cleaning. Waxing. S n r VI n g Robaon S porting Goode Sevas payaante of t i l l each, P H A R M A C I S T reasonable down payment, you Seminole County since IMS. 04-64 E. lit. Ph. FA 2-BM1 or cash settlement cas bn can nasume an already eitab- Florida registered. Excellent op­ M M . GLEASON. Lake Mary. made. Write Bos 31, tars Bern unlty for young man under liabed mortgage payable at $03 Mercury Outboard Motors ford Herald. per mooth. Need we aay more. with or without capital lor ROOF CLEANLVQ AND.COATING WOODRUFF MARINE half ownership In large volume Exriuslv* agent tbr SURCO In Phone now and bn the first to l French Avc. FA 213*2 SERVELT u ’ «V ft', excellent see, end purchase, this buy of Jackonvllle drug store. Write tela area. Work guaranteed, ca’ condition. FA 2*1447. Pharmacist. Sanford Herald. the yearl FA 2*3467 for (reo estimates. BILL EVANS Open ’til 1:30 Friday Nit* ELECTRIC Refrigerator 4’x3’ wUR 1937 AMERICAN. I bedroom, 43' largo freezer. A*1 condlllon. MB. B A M ROOFING x air conditioned. FA 2-MI3. Cabinet roaater wllh broiler A S te m tro a Realty Contracting A Repairs clock, like new ?37.5Q. Eng­ PERMANENT position open for M E B B IR T STKKSTROM Licensed — Bonded —Insured lish style 3-apeod girls blcMto, aakslady experienced in de­ . R egistered B roker FREE ESTIMATES Ilka new $33. CaU "/on” . partment store work. Must be •11 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-7*43 local resident. Write Box II, Sanford Herald. '37 FORD, R k H. 32,000 mile*. Rraion for selling — Wife ill. WANTED: Beautician. Salary -and I’rlco $1,000. Will accept trade USED SCOOTER. Call FA 2 22M. AUTO GLASS commission. Phone FA 23742 for part payment. R. Vlvelros, INSTALLED or FA 2*2433. VAlf-11, Base sxl. 424 alter Windshield Back Glaaa COUNTRY HOME EXCELLENT TYPIST with apti­ Dnor WANTED: TransporteUan lea Glean Van! Glaaa On lake, 2 acres fenced, 2 bed tude for figure*. 3 day week. L. Mary about 7 a, a . te SERVICE room house, kitchen equipped, Apply Harcar Aluminum Pro­ leg* Pk. FA 24613. Menkarik Glean and P n la t Co. •11,00#. Small down payment. ducts Company, Hichw.’* $SAVE$ *12*114 W. tod SL BA 2*4621 South. Phone PAL:1- - C. A . Whlddon, Sr. F E A T U R E : 2i34 • 5 : 2 2 . 8 : 1 0 FA 1*3742, ASSOCIATES: R E. Tafler. Artbuf r . Day. Everett Harper Robert F. May, Bert Pilch*bone FA 2 4 m U2 N. Part NEW RAVENNA PARK HOM ES Quiet Community CADILLAC ”62” Cenpe “In the City of Gracious Living” CHRYSLER Ferder ------COMING BOON-------- M CHEVROLET BaUto Ford or Form al Opening R| HODGE Ferder Sedan Dream Homes - BO S I $ 0 $ 9 $ $ Dow* Payment-No Cloning Noar Golf C ount Our Ue*4 a r e Win 9 * Displayed For Yo«r specthm NlfltOy Ob Obt U rge Lighted Lot. WHERE DEALS T O T A L P R IC E SHINE Tura W o t On 29U St. Follow Country O oh Rd. ft Watch For Our Sign* . . . O P E N D A IL Y »<M A . M. TH D u ll SUNDAY 2 :0 0 P . M. T i l Dark Shoumakah m onthly PAYMENTS WAIT! WATCH! HOLLER MOTOR SAILS For O pening D ate W. aeth 81. fA 2*7663 Beaferd FA X-0711 or FA S 4 H t �■ g n fcg a a — fF = P | i: 1, fl ^ • IL^Wbw ,-« . r* . ‘ - A — �% 52ZZ-"— y — *■ j ' - j 1 1 I 1 ■ that ha was a "great baUav* f , to the primary lyitem ba­ l s a ft gave "the people aa *9at—tty la participate to the asetlea ad candidates.” "1 tWah that anyone who is a ■ didata, I would hope, would dank temsotvw ta aoma M ittpt,” ha said. "New the prlnuto daat exist ia every sate. iMtkal leaders will have seme The Deatocratle convantton *91 b* hold In Loa Angeles next n n mtr. X tiuadj mad* Mt statement when asked m • television pro* p u whether I* befitted candidata* should aster seth prlmarieu aa thoee ia Oregon, W b m ria a a i New Hampshire. Discussing Us awa candidacy, Kennedy u ld again l a would aot mala 9 Us mind, " " t t y until about the sad sf the year. Bat aa all-out Kennedy drive h r the nomination la considered a fore* Effective Fighting In Laos Increases Again ^VIENTIANE, Laos (UPI) — Owumcatat robots have lacrsased their activities to lam Neua Pro* vtoaa sf anrtheva Laos, a govern■wnt communique roportod today. The announcement followed re|to to by Goa. Amkha Souhhavony that Communist jat fighter planes were flying over t e pr ovince ■ t e first appesrane* of Bad planes in t e current crisis. In Honolulu u spokesman for Adm. Harry Fait, U.8 . command­ er-in-chief af the Pstifle, denied re­ port* that American units on Oki­ nawa w en being started for poeaible use in the Laotian crista. The spokesman said broadcast appeals-to Marin#*, A ir Force of­ ficers aad certain A m y units to return to duty stations were brought by reports to an ap­ proaching typhoon. However, Naha nporta said some American paratroops won being sent to Thailand an stand­ by orders. Today’s lent las communique made ae mention of t e govern­ ment poet at Muong Song which was surrounded last Thursday by Communist forces. Reports to “feverish’’ military activity oa Okinawa coincided with t e arrival there this week end to a flotilla of more t e n M skips to t e U.B. 7th Fleet includlag t e aircraft carrier •kangri* La. Unconfirmed reports to Tokyo s o l u t e Jless might be ordered do full-seals civil fights MU hp aidFebruary. The second session el the Uth Congress to scheduled te hagla next Jin . g Johnson told the Senate ha would start the g ran rolling aa the controversial civil rights issue is* mediately following the return of Republican senstan from their customary round of Lincoln birth­ day speeches. He said be preferred this to a E ight D ie On Roads by Republican Leader TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - T h e proposal M. Dirksen to (attach the Highway Patrol said today at Everett civil rights debate next Jan. least eight persoos were killed la 1900 II. Johnson said this would con­ automobile accidents la Florida flict with Democratic Jeffersooduring the wwekead. Jacksoa dinners. Sen. Richard B. Russell (D-Oa.) Steel T alks Resume"' emphasised that southerners had NEW YORK (UPI) - The top not been consulted about any time negotiating teams for the steel in­ agreement. He added thet It would dustry and the United Steelwork­ "be futile to expect our coopera­ ers Union and .13 subcommittees tion. . .ia this political Roman holi­ resumed their talks here today as day." tbs nationwide steel strike enter­ Debate over a two-year oxtsned Us (Sod day. The union also sioa of the Federal Civil Rights opens contract talks with the Commission wax the only big hur­ American Can Co. and the Con­ dle in the way of adjournment of tinental Can Co., the nation’s the first session late ««">gfc* or largest can manufacturers. Tha early Tueeday. union represents 50,000 employes Adjournment would wind up the longest session in sight ysars. The scheduled arrival of Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita Khrushchev ia Wash­ Glass Union Idle PITTSBURGH (UPI) — Some ington Tuesday was a big spur 2,000 skilled moldmakers wen toward achieving the adjournment Idle today following t e break- goal. down Of negotiations bet w e t t e .The Sonata soaveued three hours 'A a eticw r a n ’ r.ii*/ "Wtofltyrs -rerHrr thu£ usust Tor dosing de­ U n i t and the Glass Containers bit* m t e Civil Righto Cemmto Manufacturing Institute, industry tloe pfdpfti i ) efOciaU today ware taking a wait- Debate 00 sxtsnsioo of the Civil and-see attitude on whether an Rights Commission resumed with additional 41,000 union workers in ■n attack on the proposal by Sen. related glass Industries would fal- OUn D, Johnston (D- S. C.) He said tt would be a waste of time and money to keep, the eommiaaloo co- News Briefs P re ss H ead H eckled -Mrs. Myrtle B. Lankford, who has been visiting her eon, Robert M. Lankford, end hie family to Lake Mary for several mootha, died yeeterday at t e age of 7*. Born in Des Moines, Iowa, Mrs. Lankford was a resident of I t Louis, Mo„ where she was a member «f t e First Christian Church. Besides her son af Lake Mary, she la survived by a sister, Mrs. Alma Murdoch af St. Louis; two granddaughters, Stephanie and Georgina Kay and two grandsons, Robert and Ronald Lankford of Lake Mary. The body wlR bo sent to It. ▲ 220-foot bypass storm siwer Louis by Brlsson Funeral home wwa installed Thursday and Fri4ay In this area off Sanford Are. Visa 12-inch wide pipe will drain M)V water la the area between ftra t and Cypress It*., according Richard. .Work ie due to start tomorrow to a storm sewer line to mb foam 20th St. to Randolph I t oa oast side of Summerlin Avo. 1,160 feet of 16-inch pipe D A Y T O N A BEACH (UPI)— •heuld relieve t e area from BelAir Blvd, to Randolph It., from Civic and profeiional groups were Jefferson At*, east, says Richard. called oa today to help get the Mg hopes that installation of this Volusia County seat transferred her* from DeLand. J . Hart Long, chairman of a Chamber of Commsrce committee backing the move, said club lead­ ers will be urged to push for 16,000 lormon Returns signatures on a petition calling for a referendum oa the proposal. To Bureou Job County eoramlsiiooers have said Representatives sf the they would call a referendum U hlr s i Commerce end Mayor A, L. t e required signatures were ob­ WUaoe welcomed Marlon Herman tained oa the petition. But three ■r., beck to duty today as Stmla- of them said they would not ap­ <to County bureau chief to the prove further delay oo construc­ Orlando daily newspapers. tion to a new county Jail at De^Jo h n Krider, manager to the V to C, Charlie Morrison, public mtotions man, and t e mayor pWsented Harman with flowers aad greeted him ia t e Orlando WOWspapers' office here, Mor­ ris** said. Harman has been roTALLAHASSEE (UPI) A Mperating from surgery lor sev- committee of Florida House mem­ aftirthi ber* wkjj stump t e state to sell t e 44-member Senate, 103-mem­ ber House raapportionmeto plan Bqptist Deacons to t e rotors. Newspaper*, television and t e fkoose Officers malls also will be utilised to toe (« w Sanford First Baptist campaign to get voters to say deacon officer* for 1994- “yea” to t e pi** J* * • Nov. 4 are Ray Slatoo, chairmen; “ if toe people arc folly In­ firing Pryor, vke-ehalrmaa; G. ft*- Drake, secretary; E. T. formed." said House Speaker Ton Beasley, “there to w doubt Thomas, treasurer. The church has to deacons t e amendment will be adopted In November.” s rotate ev Gov. LeRoy Collin* alee an­ long range _ nounced b* will campaign active­ emitto* to the church Is ly to favor of the amendment. Col* ^ j f o w 'f l M a ! * t a Volusia Petition Support Sought HAVANA (UPI) — Unionists at t e Havana Hilton Hotel a rt re­ fusing to serve J u te Dubois, chairman of t e Inter-American Press Asm. freedom of t e press committee,, because they consider bim unfriendly to Premier Fidel MIAMI (UPI) -T he State Rail­ Castro's government road and Public Utilities Commis­ sion has been asked to hold a Graham At Rally public bearing on Florida gas LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (UPI) - rales of t e Houston Carp. Evangelist Billy Graham wound The Miami Junior Chamber of up a two-day whirlwind truss da Commerce called for t e hearing telling a racially mixed crowd Sunday, charging the company and Gov. Orval Faubua that Little with “ arbitrarily increasing rates” Rock would have no trouble H its and “instituting unique rate poli­ people followed Christ cies." The group said t e corporation Burns Encouraged upped the minimum charge too JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Ma­ per cant to Miami consumers, to yor Haydon Burns said today the 52 from the (l minimum charged encouragement and warm recep­ by t e Florida Power and Light tion he has received throughout Co. the stale the past few days makes It also said tha minimum at him an almost certain candidate Daytona Beach went from 55 cents for governor of Florida In 1M0 . "1 to $1-50, a 172 par cent increase. have been tremendously encour­ “The Houston Corporation trap­ aged by t e recaption 1 have re­ ped t e commission Into granting ceived in all sections of the state the increase by walling until the —both rural and urban,” Burns last minute to file their petition,” said Jayce* President Johnson E. said. Davis. Hearing Asked On Gas Rate Hike 40 Couples Here For Squore Dance Cargo Plane Crew Presumed Dead Rain drove the Starlight Promensderi street dance indoors Satur­ day night, but the square dance teams from all over Central Flor­ ida danced up a storm as more than 200 spectators came to wetrh. Joe Curtia, Orlando, called the seta for t e 40 couples of danesrs, who cams from Windermere, Win­ ter Park, Winter Haven, DeHary, Daytona Beach and Sanford. MIAMI (UPI)—Official* of I’an American Airways said three crewmen In a cargo plane which crashed on t e slop* of s mountain in Honduras are presumed dead. Aboard the four-engine DC-4 cargo plane wtra Capt. Calvin G. Rankin, to, (lie pilot, of Coral Gables, Fla.; Sim L. Lett, 36. co­ pilot, and Chriatopher E. Hlllsshtlm, 35, second officer, both of Hialeah, Fla. utea since tha Taft-Hastiny law FIRST KHRUSHCHEV FAMILY PORTRAIT relanaod by T u g , Soviet news agency, ahowa tha Russian leader with hie entire famity. Front row, left to right, are hia granddaughter, lulia; Khrushchov, hie grandson. Nikita, und wife, Nina. Back row are aon-ln-law, Alexei Adxhubel; son, Sergei, 24; Sergei'a wife, Galina; Khrushchev's daughters, lulia, 42, and Rada, 80; grandson, Alexei, and daughter, Elena, 2L, MOSCOW (UPI) - l b s Soviet Uniou planted Its hammer-andtickle-marked rocket aa t e moua today. A top Soviet scientist said a manned flight to t e moon waa “a matter to t e aot la* distant U K . . * space rocket hit t e a w a at two minutes and 4 sec­ onds after midnight Sunday la a lsat that brought wild Joy to this nation and admiration from the world. Speaking at a press conference later, Soviet scientists reflected the view taken *arller by t e So­ viet pres* and radio to u p ra isin g hop* for international cooperation to space along with graatar achievements to t e future. Alexander Toplcbev, vice presi­ dent of the Academy of Sciences, called t e lunar rocket a “scienti­ fic laboratory.” He said its sue cesslul performance should be fol­ lowed by a manned flight to t e moon* “ This la an extremely difficult task,” he said, but It waa a m at­ ter of the "not too distant future." Topichev and other scientists gave their views at about t e same time that t e official Taaa news agency carried a statement by Premier Nikita Khrushchev that they would give President El­ senhower a repllct. of a pennant placed on t e moan. Its accuracy waa reflected by the fact the rocket traveled 230,175 miles to about to hours and Soviet scientists predicted its moment of impact within 6* sec­ onds. Topichev also confirmed that the “Important rsqulremcnla" of keeping the moon free of earthly gerin contamination bad been "fully complied with.” U. S. Sees Proof O f IC B M Danger WtSHINGTON (U P I)- Husiia'a rocket strike on the moon was accepted by U. S. official* today a* proof that Soviet Intercontinen­ tal ballistic missiles could be fired with deadly accuracy against American cities. The U. S. experts calculated that an ICBM, tired 6,000 mile* with t e same accuracy as tha moon rocket, would strike within SW miles of the center of its target. This still would be in tho lethal Group To Stump For Reapportion t e 1M* Legislature, Is not per­ fect but Is an improvement over t e present allotment of represen­ tation to the legislature. Both Collin* and Beasley were aware that Florida voters have shown a tendency to t e paU to turn down drastic changes In gov­ ernment unless they are given convincing reasons for doing otherwise. Awl they were also aware of considerable opposition to some of t e Mate's larger count lea where it to fel t e plan still would not offer them a fair ataar* of representation. Most of t e 14 new seats added would go to such populous coun­ ties. week when t e Florida League of Women Voters announced that organisation would support t e proposal. The House committee was ap­ pointed by Beasley. It include* three House members from every congressional district. The com­ mittee was conceived by a Houie caucus in Jacksonville Sept. 5. Its members are: 1st District: Robert Maun of Hillsborough, chairman; Tom Whitaker of Hillsborough and Joe McClain of Pasco. 2nd; John E. Mathews of Duval chairman; Sam Saunders of Clay and George Stallings of Duval. 3rd: Morrison Kimbrough of CeeA Uoa- tin of Gulf and Reubin Askew of Escambia. 4th: Geurge HoUahan of Dado, chairman: W. C. HerrcU of Dade, and R. E. Cunningham of Monro*. 5tn: Beth Johnson of Orange, chairman; James Pruitt of Bre­ vard and Wei born Daniel of Lake. 4th; Ralph Bank of Palm Beach, chairman; Walter Shep­ pard of Lea and W. Allen Mark­ ham of Okeechobee. 7th: William Boyleston of Saraiota, chairman; Robert E. Know­ les of Manatee and Lawton Chiles of Polk. Ith: John Crews of Baker, chairman; Ralph TurtHflnn of Alachua and Doyle E. lo.incr uf Bradford. These calculations powerfully supported Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev’s missile boasts on the eve of hie arrival hat* for talks with President Elsenhower. Prof Soys Shot M ay Be A Fake ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPI) —A University of Michigan astrophy­ sicist said today ho bellevod Rus­ sia faked its moon shot because H knew no one could disprove Hi claim. Tightest Security Network Ever Set For Khrushchev WASHINGTON (UPI) - Pres!dent Eisenhower held a final toplevel strategy session today for hla historic meeting with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchsv. Elsenhower met for 45 minutes In his office with the natlon'i top diplomats and Russian experti. The White House said they con­ ferred on the American viewpoints to be put to Khrushchev. The capital was working fever­ ishly to complete arrangements for greeting Khrushchev and hla family when they arrive In a giant Russian turbo-prop plane at 10:30 a. m. Tuesday. The first rail chance for talks will come at 2:30 p. m. whan Khrushchev makes his first call at t e White House. Press Secretary James C. Hagerty said Elsen­ hower had blocked off 90 minutes on hit calendar bul there w u nothing to prevent the conference from going longer if tha two man so desire. Federal agents, trained military teams, and metropolitan police spread a hug* protective network Inday in the tightest security screen ever erected to the nation’* capital. The grim purpose was to protect Khrushchev. Tha far-flung precautions for Khrushchev's safety reached from the rooftops to the eewers. The moat elaborate traffic reitrlctioni to the history of Washington ware ordered. The princip tl fear of t e security sgents wea that some aggrieved refugee from t e Iron Curtain or Irrational crank might try to bring physical harm to Khrushchsv or craato a mob scene to embarrass the Soviet leader and hia boat, Prsridcnt Eisenhower, Grapefruit Moves player* sod liber mint!am sukaata required to a to days adtor thato (te a l : “If they put dya on t e moos or something se wo could see M, 1 would bo convinced. But they know wo have no way of disprov­ ing their claim, as 1 think they merely wont ahead and mads t e d a te for propaganda purpose*.” Haddock w u a member of the International Astronomical Con­ gress group that visited Russia to tnapoot bar rocket facilities lsat year. “Unless they have equipment they concteled from us last year, they could neither track nor guide a rocket,” be said. At Washington the National Aeronautics and Space Admin­ istration said t e moon rocket waa no fake. A statement to answer to in­ quiries said R would have been "extremely difficult" for the Rus­ sians to simulate t e phenomtna detected by trackers during the rocket’s last five hours af flight. U would havo bean possible to have a timer cut off the rocket’s transmitters, thereby simulating a lunar landing, the statement said, but it would have been hard to fake t e acceleration. Sanford Woman To Tell O f Russia Religion, children and sports In t e USSR will get a Sanford housewife's appraisal on Bill Barry'a "Digest" at 4:46 p.m, to­ day. Mrs. John Swope spent I t months in Moscow with her hus­ band Cdr. John Swop* before tha couple tame to Sanford to April. Russian shopping and entertalnraent will alio be discussed by Mrs. Swops who Uvad in tha Amarican Embassy. Cdr, Swope wee assistant naval Attach* to Moasow. 4-Lane Florida Artery Proposed LAKE WALES ( U P I ) - A fourlino U. I. Highway 27 from t e Georgia state line to Miami w u urged Sunday bp t e U. S. High­ way IT Aaao. The highway, running 427 mile* through F l o r i d a and passing through all of the state's road district*, already ia four-line for 46 miles. Next year’s budget baa authorised construction to maka t e highway tour-lana for 131 WINTER HAVEN (UPD-Dally Tha association re-elected R. P. carlo*dings In boxes from the Cochin, Clermont, aa president. Citrus Vegetable Inspection Divi­ sion: By rail: 2,9*2 grapefruit; by Rooneys H ave Girl SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UPI) truck: 19.110 grapefruit; total chip—Actress Barbara Thomason, >3, mend, 21,772 bnxei, Shipped Sept. 5-10: 1,059 boxes fifth wift of film star Mlekay .rspeiruit; total te date, 29,225 H00nay. gava birth Sunday to a six-pouail (B-oumg hohg tfri. workers’ rlghta to bargain ■ oUoctivoly, Impose regulations to M tttM l u n te t that place te a ls to te rn teeshlp, with srlmtori pauahito far violations. Trusteeship* era limited to U months. Require local —Ions to stoat e#> fleers by secret ballot every thru* yean and nsliosul a n te s every five yean, either by secret ballot or delegatee chosen by aocrot bat* lot. Provide for removal af uuito officers for misconduct and par* mlta candidate for a n te i n t o to Inspect membership flat*. Require union officers Ip kg bonded up to a (500,000 maximum and assume fiduciary rosponeibU, lty for union funds, loans over (2,000 to Communists and certain vlcta from holding union Permit s t a t e sgeneies and courts to assume Jurisdiction and apply stale law to caeee which t e National L a b o r Board dacUnro to accept Outlaw “shakedown” _ with criminal penalties for viola* lions. Ban organisational picket* ing when another union ha* bora certified to represent employee. Permit inform atlanal picketing thet does not affect deliver*** or services. Ban all hot cargo aontracto under which an amploysr agrees not to handle goods from other firms a union deems unfair. Per* mil garnet union* to eoottou* agreements to keap era ployera trom farming out work to MO* union subcontractor*. Junior High Opens Season Sunday Tbs Sanford Junior High entry to the East Florida MldgO| U'sguf will open t e ataaost Bun* day with a gam* agalnat t e Dupe tuna Beach midgsta at Daytona's Municipal Stadium. Coaches report a good aqua! developing at t e Junior high level and urge fana to accompany t e squad to Daytona for th* gams which will bogto Ot l :N p.ra. The "heavy" Junior high school team of larger boy*, will open it* saaaon against Kissimmee Sept. 22. Lake M ary Parent N igh t Tomorrow Then will bo a Parent*’ Nlfkg la t e auditorium af f Maty School at 7:94 p. day. Floyd Richards, will introduce the faculty aad te r* will be * general discussion o< how t e children art graded, plans for t e coming year, and te budding program. 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W A S H I N G T O N ( O ld W i n M W* R o a d ) IN O R L A N D O . ., . * -' » *4-***♦*' *...Vuvi'lr* V. ••*V- .V ' ' ? . II f% U - v . ■-■ *— Bo b u n i of a top-loyol 8TILLWATXX, Old*. (UPI)— Student* W n will k in t* flay It u ft If they want to do wall is tho c lis n o s . Improper Care Stilhrotor te th« lin t city Is tb* nation to Inchid* a full yr*» O f Baby Charge gram of eafety lnatisctioa la all •lementary achoola. Shakes Jayne Tbs program was dtaigaad by LONDON (U fl) —Jayne Maas* bid w u reported “ tbocked aad tbo O U abw t Rdf oty Council, poot- yootetday over a complaint M aba kept her baby op too lata I a public (unction, lays* aad bar weight-lifting huaaad. Mkhay Hargttay. took Uwlr Ight-aMslb-etd baby w t H iia | otarday wboa thoy p n d M at -H U R R Y N O W and see flitsfabulous shell home bargain— with complete wiring fix­ tures ond rough-in plum bing— o t 3304 WinterGarden>Road.TurnWest off Orange Blossom Trail on W est Washington and drive one mile — you’ll see our signs. (M any Other M odels and A rrangem ents To Choose From ) CHECK. C U P . M AIL TO D A Y. YOU A l l U N D O NO OBLKATION ( ( ) PWaa* Havw Your * • * . CaU T o 800 M s ) I Own M y L o t NAME * I I " �WA«WOTOK ( U P iv n , CATS CAMAYBBAL (U P l> -| to af OH Train Slams School Bus, Kfls Savan OAKLAND, Md. (UPI) —A B—tto—ra and O h - Baitonod | train il— mad tote a Malted an a m d * « —day. killing —van ehildra R LW I bm ik^lnn^ Mm — tonstar. polios iwsrted. Tha railroad said U C pto" lay btfero tea United Ns- was today but no otmbar ateto waa u |w to pick It ap. AN A M P U F lK fl CHASSIS te acrutlnisod by (L to r .) Aylwooo Dioh), Inatructor Jon Zavrotny, EUten Attnnaalo, jeannino Straub, and Paulino Luka. Tho woman a n part o f a group which will graduate Monday from tho ooeond ooaaion o f an Eloetronica Aaaembly Courao given at Dynatrontea Inc., in cooperation with tho Beminoio County Vocational School. H m M-yssr-eid god-king, from tea oaite te India, cabted Sacretsry-Oonsral Dag Hammankjold Wednesday night to aok for hoip from thoGanarai Assembly. r i» ii to thousand* of square mlloo of India* territory M kM tail* csltd willingness te i i f i i p t "friendly negotiation” m tea 1—us, B snaouaeod today. Premier Jswahartel Nshru raad Parliament tho teste of • aortea of aoteo, "aids msmotres" aad oteor communications exchanged batworn tea two aaUoao dams tea' oast work. Tha ootea were phrased te teafuaga eoosidorably stronger teaa la asuol te diplomaUc exchange*. Prosecutor Resigns Mitwee Reports rooms, an admtelatratl— suite, aad eafetortum by tea fall of 1M0, will bo bulk on both sldoa of Smith St., Teague sold. Cover­ iaaod school onroUma— will ed walkway* will bo put serose d about 979,000 county school tee street aad ollmteatwn of Unf­ tee School Board tbia morning. The need for more teacher/ baa boon anticipated, but It could not bo known exactly how many te- • WASHINGTON (UPJ) - T h u ■suae wan set today to and the year long congressional fight with President Elsenhower over ternstog by sending him a MU In wiD —gn Into law. The third catch-all housing bill «f tho —salon-a billion • dollar measure guaranteed to ho vetoproof—was called np In tho Hoo­ ter Anal congressional action. It Details O f Nikita W isit Expected school enrollment figures wore in, Administrative Aaatetnat Walter Tttfus mid. Parents have been vsry coopera­ tive about school situations, MUwas and Tesguo agreed. One or two requests by parents te have their cmldrra skip a grade were refused and there were a tew re­ quests to have children assigned te different schools, MUwee said. A road running northeast across ten proposed Seminole High pro* party will be replaced by a driv­ ing passage bordering the north and west sides of the property, the School Board decided. People in about five houses la the Reservoir Lake area, north of Lake Ada aad west of Laka Jennie, have boon using the road which cute acres* the proposed school aits. A resolution asking tha Oviedo town council to close Smith SL In front of Oviedo High School from Lawton Ave. oast 130 foot, was adopted by the ooard. No one uVes on tho street where U will be Method off. The permanent blockoff 1s needed because the school, which la to have —van more dasa- Refugees From Fire Return To Homes 9SADW00D, S. D. (U PI>-lof agooo from a raging forest fire that threatened to wipe out this historic Wild West town began re­ turning te Deadwood Wednesday night, the peril over. A hand of 3.00* man. mostly fuhnitaara, brought the fire under control nod authorities —Id k was •ate tor tha 4.000 evacuees to re- WASHINGTON (UPI) — T Whit* House may make pul today further detail* af Sovl— Treater Nikita Khrushchev's » Pay tour — toe United Btatas Which starts Tuaadny. Preside- Eiaonhow— w n ex­ pected to disco— the Khrushchov visit Unlght in a radtototeviatoa report to the nation on hte re— . Officials said, how*-—, k would paths with ABtod teadore In Hu- taka 1* day* to two woriu-to exttoflniah the flames that already haws wiped out —mo 9,0*0 scree of timber to the Black HUM. Jimenez Hearing Set S t fin reached too outskirts MIAMI (UPI) - A h—ring will ’of Doadwood aad destroyed severho held at 10:90 a. as- Friday an • motion to quash toe ostndUfan prnr—dtegs agate- former Venaauelan Preside- Marc— Fans MIAMI (UPI) — School offi­ cial* estimate it would coat be­ tween 91,900 and 9*.000 annually per pupil to operate Orchard VUla Elementary Sfhool lor It* II white aad four Negro students. Thtre are Indications that the Dade County School Board may make Orchard Villa an all-Negro school at a board meeting nest week. Some 113 other Negro chil­ dren have applied for admission. DeGaulle Has New Plan For Algeria PARIS (UPI) - P r e s i d e n t Charles DeGaulle la about to of­ fer Algeria a peace plan t h a t would result In full self-determin­ ation at the end of a five-year transition p e r i o d , authoritative sources —Id today. The offer is to be made next week, high • ranking eources dis­ closed. The disclosure was made as the French president went Into a two-day dosed —salon with th e premiers of the 13-natioo French community to seek their endorse­ ment of his dramatle new plan te and tho rebellion te Algeria. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Paaco County Proaocotor Gene Auvil baa resigned, tho governor's office announcod today. Auvil pleaded guil­ ty last week to tiling falsa rsporu In Veteran* Administration loan cases. he la a needed aafety measure. A bid tor ten'manual typewriters it 91*0 each nod two elocUtc typewriters for gao each from Haynes Office Machine Co. waa ac- Dade County Integrated School May See Change ■ action t Chi- Trawler Sinking NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - A fish­ ing trawler with six men aboard was reported (Inking today la squally less In the Quit of Mexico A it-degree reeding at Huron, log the Tibetan laouo betel for •0 miles south of Southwest Pass. fear of embarrassing India te Ua A Coast Guard seaplane dropped S.D., was I* degrees lewev than touchy relation* with Rate China a pump and seven-man Ufa raft the temperature there tha night before. The mercury dropped te and also i f laying themselves S2 at Jamestown and Bismarck, open to a chorea of playing cold war politics with tea plight of tea N.D., white It wnc 99 at North Tibetan people. Platte, Nab. The Dalai Lama, fully aware of Tho cold front extended from three circumstances, suggested that Congress wUI be unable to the lower Greet Lake* southwest, that tec Assembly's steering com­ reach agreement on a compro­ word Into northern Texas. Tho mittee put hie appeal on ten agen­ mise bUl to permit higher inter, cold air brought scattered thunda "on It* own buttelive'* or With­ est rates on government savings deratorma ft Mkhlgan through out a requeat from a specific del­ bonds. Ho did so liter House-Sen­ tho lower Mississippi Valley. egation. This la an uapeecadanted ate conferees met this morning Hail, triad and heavy rain hB but failed to make progress In the Chicago ores Wednesday, said Hammankjold was ompow- ironing out differences In the two knocking down trees aad poorer tred, la unusual circumstances, to lines. Winds up to *9 mils* on bills. Introduce an Mom an hi* own. hour cut off all power In down­ India has rejected Bod Chios's town Appleton, Win, leg 19 min. Practice Protested COLLEGE PARK, Md. (UPI) - uta*. Tho sold front woo expected te Tha Washington Post and Time* Grammor School Herald said today that a high push scattered showers late the school senior claimed that Mary­ East and Southeast today. Tk* re­ Teams Selected land University football player mainder of tho country wwld bo Sanford Grammar School has Charles Lohr was mad* to prac­ mostly sunny, tha Weather Bu­ chosen tlx sixth grade football tice under protest shorUy before reau sold. teams which are scrimmaging to be collapsed of heat exhaustioa prepare for the opening of their which caused his death. University Intramural —aeon. Three games Coach Tom Nugent denied that per week wiB bn Ployed, Prin- Lohr had been singled out for ex­ tra drill. The school la lu n neighborhood that la rapidly besoming o Negro residential area. Seven more white children en­ tered classes at Orchard Villa Wednesday without Incident, Ku Klu* KUnsman J. B. Stoner, who waa on hand te Inks photographs, said be would call a protest reUy here within a month and would Invite segregationist* from throughout the South. Flvt additional white children enrolled at Homestead Air Base Elementary south of here making 74* white and *1 Negro pupils la the student body. Gov. LcRoy Collins at Tailshasice praised the Dade County School Beard for acting reason­ ably and added "they have pre­ served the right of local decision for their own county, and Indirect­ ly for every other county In tho state.” Uclng and tho fifth grade all star Laos Troops Recoup teams will moot just before V1ET1ANE, Laos (UPl>-Loyal Christmas. Thtre Is one girls volleyball troops bavo recaptured much of Dancer* Invited the territory in northern Laos team tor each a# toe sixth grads taken by the Communists earlier AU Central Florida square dance rooms. clube have been Invited to parti­ cipate In costume to the Starlit* Promenadera' "street dance” Sat­ Commififtfons T o M eet CUy and county, immmleslnaa urday al|M on Magnolia Are. between 1st aad 2nd streets. In wlU mo— at 7:99 p. m. today In ca— of rain the dance wUI be CUy Hall to discus* tha proposed held In the Sanford Civic Center drainage system on tha widening Auditorium. Archers Tourney Scheduled Oct. 4 JERSEY CITY. N. J. (UPI>Aa explosion and fire swept eight chemical warehouses along the Joe—y City waterfront Wednes­ day Injuring • firemen and caus­ ing millions sf M a n In property damage. At too height of too* Mom . • Club Preside— Dare 1.000-foot wall of flam— atratehad won tho 99 target field si along ton waterfront acre— the by tho Seminole group bay from Manhattan and within paratten tor the coming sight sf .too Status af Liberty. Gat Polio Shots JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Dr. J a m e s O. Bond, auto Health Board official, baa warned that although Florida's polio situation Is a— alarming it mu— a— ho virwod with apathy. "There Is no concentration — polio cases in any particular area m tho ateto and Florida certainly In not unusual hi regard te the national picture,” he —Id Wed­ nesday. But Bead, director of the board's Preventable D is e a s e s Division •aid, "Erery person who baa not received the fuB course of In­ jection sf tho a—1-pollo vaccine te a candidate for paralytic polio." '* *' Bead Atid th*4 j Hkogdl tho number of paralytic potto case# la tho state had Jumped from 97 in UH te 97 tote year, too total ___ number — ci h, _____ for to* average person ret to take tha Salk vacciao shots. "Private doctors have alt the vied— miooIt tore read." km j. . "**7 ** ■aid. "Health departments are -ill short but steps are bring n + m ad FA I B M wnou i-euu* nu«v«, h g MUml ^ chUd dtufhter of 1 Mrs. Robert Wilson, wai *** *«tonUy. Records she bad received the— a ihoU to imt, but bad nc a booster shot this year. to �b a d l i m ‘ **-*4 ' • e k l u d s M r * y . the abate last yepr, teat B o w l i n g I n g u t tea te mat glee to mini Fryer lemriera teistH i aritvKtoa wffl prevent BariT to the rip at theJ in toper Bring to every aJab Bearttag League end gaked a M ' S i. ------ W n *,* M . record thlr weak. T V girl attributed her decision te a fear ate bad “ messed op" her life. Derm said. Air Force Lt. Col. and Un Harry X. Arcularioes exprtsfift myaUflcattan ever their daughter's apparent plan to join is death a youth they said she bad know* almost casually. Army LI. CoL DM r. RIordan declined to dis­ ease the tragedy with reporters. Collos Romance Report Termed tor tte Mb ] mge" f t m last f v . astod to PAHIS (UP!) - Greek shipping Aristotle Oneasis said today It la “ wholly ridiculous" to claim te is in love with opera star Maria Callas. “ ICo wholly ridiculous. ! do not know who staitod the rumor. But i can tote my word (or It that la timply not true." te told United Press InUraaUonaL The millionaire shipowner said te was “ much annoyed" by wide* m ead areas reports which said Mina Callas* marriage te Giovan­ ni B. Mtntghial went on the neks because Me was in love with Education Study Council Nam ed 0 TALLAHASSEE (UP1) - Nun legislators were appointed Wed. oesday to the Legislative Council's commlttae that will mate an la* 'trim study on state education. Sen. Tom Adams of Oraago Park, council chairman, named Sans. James S. Conner, Brooks. Tills. L. K Edwards Jr.. Irvine, Ed U. Price Jr., Bradenton, c . t . Melton, Late City, and Bens. Emmett Roberts. West paM Bosch. John Shipp, Marianna, Wfl. “ Wn are eld Mends. I havt Uam Chappell Jr., Ocala, C. Fred known Madame Callas far many Arrington, Havana, end Ton yean. We have oectliaot relations Whittaker, Tampa. as friends and wa bars also talk- r A U T O S — Shown (L to r .) at tha Mtoa 1 In Atlantic City, N . J., a n theaa beau, eap Sootb, Marion Lea Waytand, Mtoa la L o t Mead, Mias Mississippi; Kay anna the required work would receive a certificate. A Ladies Auxiliary Is eagsged to planning monthly events to en­ tertain tha people of the com janes tte equipment. 11 Stratton Chib has kitetea for thorn bouse bwlldiff On order at p< Concert For da nat mqriro tte usa e( tte en­ gine. T V protected area covers a radius of two and a half miles from tte center of Late Mary. This includes Sunlaod Estates. Loch Artec, Bavoena Park, and Little Vanias, and tte firemen have never refused to go to the aid of otter communities when called upon. All men, IS or older, art urged to get In touch with Chief Harvey W|g strictly from Squaresville Pugh, or call tha secretary, Alice Ivors, at FA 2-3012 for more inbut «to Baeriana Imred it As soon as a group .- Bwwatoto, who to fast aurpaas- tormaUon. can te organised, tte iratotog - lag Van album as tte darling of procram can begin. - Ate Meaaew mtmte world, fascimated tte Bmalana by exhibiting n fete jess totoate at n party given vip(SiB eriet culture minister for • -S i Now York Philharmonic Or•■dkMhm, which U peering tte end ««| Ms engepamant bare. t v Baoitoao first entertained ’- 4t e Americana with violin nuuie, .B ed Am y dancers, and • puppet phew. Item it waa the Americas*' ; t e n te tote tte stag*. „!U m members of tte PhllharNEW YORK (UP!) — A 87..marie started a Jan saaiton that year-old widow has been charged tte Bnastoa guests smiling with homicide la tte death ol a pad swing m tte edgts of their ld-year eld youth who fell six .ants. •lories In panic when ahe sicked ....T V Philharmonic Jan waa on her large Belgian shepherd dog (te square aide, but U got an an him. ,'JMatton team tte Russians and Police said tha widow, Mrs. , podneturod booing from Amort.’Jtana in (te audience. Then Bern­ Anna Maronet, became annoyed stein chose tte classic Jan set­ Wednesday when she heard two youths stomping on the roof above up at piano, baas and drums. . . " ‘I t e l knew what will some her calling. She went to the roof with her 11-year-old dog and asked them to go away. *1 resulted was a display of Tha boys, Jesus Acosta Del­ ka woogto virtuosity that drew gado, 16, and Antonio Hmandex, applause front tte Russians. 14, wore firing kites and refused to leave. Mrs. Msronet said she told them, “If you don't get off tha roof. I'll turn tha dog on you." Bells To Remind Mrs. Maronet said they stood ground and she unleashed Nikita O f Deaths their the dog. Hemandci jumped over IT. AUGUSTINE (UP1) - The teBs of St. Augustine Roman a three-foot parapet to the next Catholic Cathedral will tell during building and escaped, but Delgado tte visit at Soviet Premier Nikita fell over the edge of the root into Khrushchev to tte United States. a courtyard. Arehhtotep Joeeph P. Hurley, to Delgado died two hours later. announcing the plan Wednesday, He cams here from Puerto Rico said the tell* will ring “ to memory a week ago and was visiting Her­ at tte men, women and children nandos. who lived In the same whe have been killed by the Rus­ apartment building as Mrs. Marout alan dictator.” 8 h offn er. Ml There were SMM,488 motor vehicles registered in tte naUoo to 1938, including 270,10 buses and 11,138^41 trucks. The over­ all figure represented n rise of l^ LITTLE BOCK, Alt. (U P I)Uttla Bock police ahargart an ail- They questlanad a third- man, Jesse R. Parry. j . D. Sima, tall, slim truck driver and member of tte Ku Klux Klaa, was arrested Tuesday. Ha was charged Wednesday under S city Mlnagcr board la 1H7. Long’s Stripper Friend Escapes Obscene Count NEW OBLEANS (LTD Stripper Blase Starr, who recent­ ly visited Gov. Earl Long, n< ing her person . . . In a public piece" after her arrest April 13 in e French Quarter bistro, but the district attorney's office drop­ ped the charge Wednesday. The charge was dismissed after tha district attorney decided her performance would not be In vio. lalion of the obscenity law. Miss Starr met with Gov. Long earlier this month in New Or­ leans In a one-day flying trip from Miami where she Is appear­ ing In n night spot. She plans to return te Louisiana soon on va­ cation. . WUilam L. Kirk. Sanford Barney Beck, Sanford David Huffman, Sanford Marta Sbedden, Sanford L. J. Henderson, Sanford UfahfilB Agnes Knowles, Sanford Delores Cash and baby, Sanford Shirley Braddy, Geneva Myrtle England. Lake Monroe 8EPTKMBEB • Irene Smith, Lake Mary Pearl Trdford. Oviodo Eva Jo Wynn, Sanford Marjorie Rudd, Sanford Howard Hood, Sanford Mary Frances Smith, Sanford Jacqucltn Osteen, Lake Mary Cornelia Deane. Sanford Marie Wassik. Sanford Births Mr. and Mrs. James R. Smith, Sanford, a son Dismissals Leonard Terry, Sanford Marta Sbedden, Sanford Charles Singleton, Sanford Daisy Zipper, Sanford Lyman Myers. Sanford Gertruda MUler, DeBsry Bertha Burton, Sanford Betty Reagan and baby, Saoford Buford Helms, Longwood Rosa Poff. Sanford Albert Williams, DeBary SINGER ISA L E -A -T H O N I Mtoa Pennsylvania, Lola Pkfey. XL of Springfield, appeared In arlist’s attire to display and ail paint­ ing tilled “Night Jtain On Tte City" tad play her own composi­ tion of tte same same on tte Otto. Mtoa District i f Columbia. Siyear-old Virginia Psites, who llvoa In HyattoriaeTlfd.. sang a hot rendition of "It All Depends On y M" while wearing n shocking pink chiffon evening gown. The dark horse of the evening was Diana Xlug, of Torriagton, Coon., 21-year-old daughter of a dairy farmer. Mtoa Klug said abe Ukes to saw so much that she has been known to run up a diets Just to relsx while crammlag tor col­ lege finals. The first bathing auit Judging wai woo by Mias Washington State. Sharon Vaughn, 21, of SeatHe. She stands 8 feet T inches tall, weighs 120 pounds and has meas­ urements of 36-22-38. She wore a white bathing suit. TALLAHASSEE (UP1) - Flor­ ida's Milk Commission will take up prevention of milk price wars at a meeting la Jacksonville Sept. 13. Administrator Howard Walton said the commission will discuss further aetlon on a minimum price floor for milk. A majority of the members voted down the plan at the last meeting. Other topics will include a naw pricing plan to pay, farmers one price for all their milk and a proposed order penalising farmers for over or under-production. Date Set Back For Soil Bank GAINESVILLE (UPI) - Farm­ ers bed more time today to de­ cide whether to participate to the •oil beak's IMS conservation re­ serve program. O. P. McArthur, official of the Florida Agricultural Stabilization Committee, said Wednesday the deadline for application to the program had been moved back from today to Sept. 30. SKATE CITY SHOE S K A T E Phpoe TE 1-4881 I'HONK FA 2-1211 ADMUMlON __ Me KIDDIES UNDER 12-F R E E COME EARLY — FOR FULLEST ENJOYMENT SHOW STARTS 1:1* C. M. TON 1TB A FRI. NITE L A S T SH OW ING O P E N 1 2 :1 5 Adult Bcgiaaers Class — Mondays t i l l to 7:43 pm. Housewives' Class — Thursdays 11 a.m. to 12 ChUdrta Under 11 Class — Saturdays 11 am. te 12 Figure and Free-Style — Saturdays 3JS to 4:38 pm. PRIVATE LEMON* BY APPOINTMENT Iastrustor — Mr. Georg* MeDuffeo Speed Claas — Tuesdays 8:13 to 7:85 pm. Juaior Hockey — Sal artsy a 4:38 to 3:13 pm. Setlw Hockey — Sundays 4«38 to 8;08 pm. Instructor — Mr. Bob Campbell PLUS AT liN ONLY "KING OF THE W IL D 'ST A L L IO N S " GEORGE MONTGOMERY CINEMASCOPE fk COLOR b ik in i O PEN E V E R Y N IG H T 7:30 P . M . to 10:30 P . M . F E A T U R E : 1 :4 1 • B:4T Party Groups By Arrangement With Mtaagemtat Matins* Saturday 2 to 4 p. ns. MANAGERS: JOHN MIKLER and J. SHEALT BUT 5 :4 5 - 7 :1 5 - 9:4 1 BIG-5-DAY SALES M A R A T H O N s s r s te m n 1 s a u - a -t h o m • MAN cues :< * — t o w io N ew ! a w iw c w * r « ii Price W ar Topic For M ilk Board There were fewer than 11.000 swtmmiog pools in the United Suits to Utf. By the end of trie, one test subjects were led to be- themselves they didn't cause the according to the National Swim­ Ueve they bad inadvertantly to- accldtaU ming Pool Inatltute, there will be lured a comrade. 230,000. This was accomplished by tak­ ing a man to an isolated field In­ The FnmUy Thnt Skate* Together Stays Together stallation and ordering him to connect tome demolition wiring. When he did, a TNT charge went off and the man was told a com­ rade somewhere to the field was hurt and that the telephone ehould be used to get help. The first reaction of many sol­ diers was an attempt to convtoce them Inefficient DOG T R A C K R O A D Just 10« Feet Off Hwy. 1M2 Turn West at the Big Lighted C O M IN G '■ T T T . 7 " ; '7 ATLAim c c m r , m . j . t u p » A seamstress. a shapely Ante pur­ er and a peroxide blonde night chib singer were in tte money to­ day in the first triple dead teat to tte hlatocy of the Mtoa America ptgtat. Tte opening round of competi­ tion to the Had running for the beauty crown, worth nearly tioo,001 to tte winner, mads history to several ways. It marked tte first time a girl ted wen in tte talent dtvtoton be­ cause ate could sew. No one could m all a flute having figured so prominently la a beauty contest That's right Not stag, daacc, play tte marimba nr recite the “ White Cliffs of Dover." but de­ sign and mate ter own clothes. Thera have bean twin ttoo before to tte contest, but aavor have Hospital N otes CIs Don't Hold Up Under Stress Tests CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPI) Testa aimed at giving tte Army advtace indication of what sol­ diers will stand to battle show that one third of the subjects de­ serted their posts under stress. That was the preliminary findin a report by Army phycholla before the American Psyogieel Assn. hare. Tte testa were made by the Army leadership human research unit to hopes that when evaluat­ ed they alight te used to separate the good soldiers from tha bad and allow tha Army to condition eaidtora to bring them up to the ■ark. Tte psychologists reported that M set of B men deserted their poets to fear during the tesU sim­ ulating battle dangers. The other 18 did their jobs with confusion and toetfictoacy, all of them less successfully than a control group wkich knew there waa no danger. b tests conducted nt camps throughout tha country, man were kept sleepless, sent on forced ■aretes, and run through real gunfire and TNT explosions, to Gaorrta; and Betty Jn n Ltndatrom, ttoucio ^ R /\ D E - ^ ach im SINGER MAKRs TRfiD^ES ££c?«c **M au s C0**flErs *1 9 SUMT-HttOlt D efo» *29' wWi ZBZMEEB FUST StttBl ri S L A N T - O - M A T IC FLOOR SA M PLES No Down Payment I f you have a SIN G E R Electric $30 N ew to $30 O ff to trade-in Guarantee or Shop early an U a quantity in limited In aatcii store Notion Deportment Special Sale-A -T hon O ffe r 10 r* o ff on all sewing notion purchases th is week. Stock up now in the te s t notion depart­ ment in town. If )ou have an open account with SIN G E R now. S L A N T - O - M A T IC S P E C IA L New Portable Models Only $279.50 Also A few consoles fo r only 920.00 extra. SINGER SEWING CENTER 18 W. PINE ST. COLONIAL PLAZA ttH O fm c CENTER O R LA N D O , FLA, �-y -TT™ 5CfJ9.W S P S r j S W H p :'' -rv'tflpg "-; - - *V / B M ag iig >- y*s ' • | '1 ■ t t S [ f c » t 1ft I N U m {p R M o n ja lL Golden Circle Holds Annual Tea _ T*t WWiI tea °f the Golden' New member* Mmes. Benny Aus- J. A. Betweichin, Harvey Blood- White. W. A. Cook. M. R. Defcle, C W e ela*a of the Firat Baptltt iu rrancl* Hall h«»* p u m worth, Stanley Coleman, Joe Kenneth Echols, Richard Gallo­ Church was held Tuesday at the1,7 ’ . Y* *” “ • " oU* „P r c T ' Davie, A1 Doudney, B. M. Dyson, way, R. P. Lamberts**. Jr., C. A. a I m h of Dr. and Mr*. A. W.: Kean<tJ> McIntosh, Lloyd Ccoome, M. P. Falcone, C. H. Goethe, C. W WoodaD. Co-hostess for the event i A- c - McNeely, J. W. Carter, S. Muse, H. C. Patterson, E. W. Taylor, R. C. WiaAree, R. B. Lamb, 0. C. Garrett, Paul Straub, waa Mrs. John K. White. I Clarence McKee, Jr., and William Peterson, J. V. Warren, Donald Cariita Board, aad Mlaa Bobbye The annual event honors mem- Blalock. Regular member* M a a Wilcox, A. W. Woodall, John K. Morton. kora being promoted and new member* coming into the class. AH guests were presented with a corsage upoo arrival. The refreshment table was cov­ ered with a light blue linen cloth tad held a punch bowl and acces­ sories of white milk glass. FlowA era and greenery were beautiful­ ly arranged around the cake, - punch bowl and gracefully drap­ ed on the side of the cloth in an artistic design by Miss Bobbye Morton. Refreshments of assort­ ed open-faced sandwiches, salads, nuts, mints and cake were served from the “ Candle llte" table. Mrs. M. N. Cleveland Sr. presided at (be punch bowl. Winners of prises for the even* m tag were Mrs. Joe Davis and Mrs. w Donald Knight. Mrs. M. N. Cleveland Sr., teach­ er of the class, was presented a lovely milk glass candle holder and fruit bowl combination, which ' was selected for the class by Mrs. Harvey Bloodswortb. Outgoing members Mmes. J. C. Roberson, H. B. Longwell. Don­ ald Knight and Henry L. McKin­ ney were each given a set of ^ colorful coasters. A gift of apw predation was given to Mrs. Charles Goethe, outgoing president of the class, for the splendid job HOSTESSES, OFFICERS AND HONOREES, shown at the refreshment of leading the class this year. table o f the Annual Tea given by the Golden Circle Sunday School Class Those invited were the teach­ at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. \V. Woodall. (Left to right) Mrs. John K. ers, Mrs. M. N. Cleveland Sr., Asst, teacher Mrs. Eugene PennWhite, Mrs. Holly Piercy, Mrs. Donald Knight, Mrs. Woodall, Mrs. M. N. tngtoo; outgoing members Mrs. Cleveland Sr., and Mrs. C. H. Goethe. (Bergstrom Photo) Roberson and Henry L. McKin­ ley. Circle Plans Church Birthday Party Calendar Juke Box Dance Held On Lake The Anna Miller Circle met at the Elks Lodge Hall Tuesday with 27 members attending. Mrs. It. E. Fred Wells and Otis SJoblom of Spcnctr, chsirmsn of tho Mothers' March against polio, thanked Lake Mary were honored with a members for their cooperation in surprise birthday party Monday leading the march and manning afternoon by their wives and a the “ toll" bridge on route 413, dur­ group of friends at the home of ing the Labor Day weekend. Mrs. Sjoblom's grandparents, Mr. She stated that through their and Mrs. James J. Gchr on Cry­ efforts, the polio fund was some stal Lake. glTOO richer. An exact figure has AcllvlUes included swimming, not yst been determined and will boat rides and water skiing. A be announced at a later date. highlight of the afternoon was the Mrs. Martin Dyer, entertain­ ment chairman, discussed UlCQl C IIMirillMU, U l*(U*a*t4 plans I I I f] J) for a “ Juke Boa" dance to be K e b e K Q l l L O d O C held at the Elka Club Sept. 19. All . * • Elka and th.ir ladies are Invited. ■M e e t S T O I l i q h t A social meeting of tha circle „ . . * , , ,, Is scheduled for Sept. 22 and will |; Rebck,h. J °' be preceded by a ham and turkey i -*3, will r«*umc lhe!r dinner. Mra. Ed Cox will be In: meeting*, beginning tonight at charge of arrangements. AU Elks 8 p.ni. at tho Odd kelluw* Hall. ................ . All members are urged to be pre­ and their wives sre invited to this affslr. Dinner will itsrt at 8:30 sent for a practice session in pre­ p. m. followed by the meetlnr at paration for the visit of the stale president at tho October meeting. 8 o'clock. The official Board cabinet of arrival of Mrs. R. E. True with tho First Christian Church will her Polaroid Land Camera. She meet el 7:30 p. m. at the parson­ took several pictures of the festi­ age. vities which were enjoyed by all. FRIDAY The evening meal, consisting of Pinecresl Baptist Church exe­ a large variety of food, was serv­ ed buffet style on tho lawn. Ham­ cutive committee meeting 7:30 burgers and hot dog:, were grilled p. m. and a large birthday cake enjoyed Ten teachers from the First by the guests. Methodist Church will attend the Those attending were, Mr. and annual Children's Workers' Con­ Mrs. Damon Scott and children, ference at the Methodist Youth Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Nor­ Camp in Leesburg. (Friday to wood and children, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday.) Donald Coleman and children, The program will consist of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Demers Jr. and children, Mr. and Mrs. Har­ addresses, group discussion, wor­ old Keen and children, Mr. and ship, recreation, visual aids end interest groups. Mrs. Ralph Hays. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Fletcher and children, Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ ert Willis and children, Mrs. Wil­ liam V. Harper, Sir. and Mrs. Frank Voltaline and children, Mr. and Mrs. Garner Gehr and child­ ren, Sir. and Mrs. Fred Wells and Judi, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Donnelley and son. Sirs. R. E. True, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton L. Gchr of Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Landis of SanLando Springs, Sirs. Ilea Smith between 5 and 7 p. m. was dis­ and children of Cor.ncaulvillc, cussed and tickets may be pur­ Pa., and Sir. and Sin. James chased from any member of the Gchr. circle.. Plans were made and commit­ tees appointed for an informal reception honoring Dr. J. Bern­ ard Root, minister of the church. Immediately following the church service Sunday, Sept. 13th. This will be Dr. Root's last sermon here and the circle extends a The Starlight Promenaders of cordial invitation to all his many Sanford cordially extend an in­ friends to come visit and linger j v i u t i o n to ,ttcnd » "street Reception For Dr. J. B. Root New Garden Circle To Organize Friday All persons interested In joining the new circle of the Ssnford Gar­ den Club are invited to meet at Uw home of Sirs. J. G. Dole, 204 Sunlsnd Dr., Friday at 0:45 a. m. A group met at the home of Sirs. D. K. Dorman recently to make preliminary plans to organise a new circle in the Sunland Estates sres. Mrs. Volie Willisms Jr., presi­ dent of the Sanford Garden Club presided St the meeting. Strs. Dorman was elected temporary president sod Sirs. Wendell Holmes temporary recording sec­ retary. A nominating committee was ap­ pointed and will present a slate at officers for election at the meeting Friday. Street Dance Saturday Night SHS Band Assn. I Meets Tonight ORLANDO H E A R IN G U IIA 7 A S T Y * J <1 SW BT W A D Mr. aad Mr*. H. B. L ain* * Longwood, aaieuncg tie marriage of their daughter, Lula Mm » Jama* Perry Hamilton of Back* ford. III. The weddlag waa aa event at August 26. The carta ptaaa la mate A d r home ia Florida. L ake M ary Personals Mis. Mu|«m Pritto. of De* Moiae* last, iksws Mrs. America of I960, bad to prove her prowess as a good cook to gain her tide - along with other qualification* such as look*, pttsooality, and community service. Yrsti hrtod bahiag was one of the events which tewed her, a* she represented her home state of (owe in the recent contest held ia Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. When you taste thtse Hurry-Up Otsng* Itnils, iw 'll see why the judges chose her as the nation's No. I homemaker. HURRY-UP ORANGE ROLLS *71cap sugar ) «cun warm, net hot, water *4 1 package active dryyeaM Rind from Itwo oranges, grated V4 cup butter, melted 21i cups bMcwit mis Dissolve yeesc is wens, so* hot water. Add biscuit mix, heat hard. Turn onto surface well dusted with biscuit eats. Knead until smooth, about 20 timet. Roll out to a rectangle about quarter inch thick. Coen_ t e n | e astaca. u n tawwgie w in e u se situ w w iw ia bine sugar and _grated oorange rind. stjw Spread dough with melted butter. sprinkle tugar-oceaga tied mixture over surface. Roll up ietly roll fashion. Snip at I-inch intervals. Place cut tide down, in gre grta (shout pan. Cover with damp doth, let rise until doubled in hulk h itil a rich golden one hour t. Heat oven to 400* P. Bake 10-15 minute* until paka mixed with Vi brown. While still hoc gleae with Vh tup mgar. Separate wile protly to serve. Lake Mary HD Club IDA MAY 3JOBLOM Houseguests of Lcdr. and Mrs. Charles A. Johnson aad ehtMran are Mrs. Johnson’s mother, Mrs. B. E. Morrison aad Mrs. John­ son* aister and hushnnd, Mr. aad Mrs. Charles Danford all of Milton, W. Va. F'Uy Steele, son of Mr. aai Hr*. H. G. Steele, Lake Emma, had a very painful accident an Saturday when he fell treat Ms tree hut to the ground, a it*finite of about IS fret He injured tha boos and egrtilegn at hie stouter and will bn ia a caet Jar at laaat IF week*. The Reverend and Mra. Jaka Plllcy and family bare as guests his mother, Mrs, Da Nicholson «d Memphis. Ttnn. tad Mi and brother-in-law, Mr. m i Mrs. H. D. Gibbs, Mr. Olhke Mr*. Gibbs aad Ms brother Kartton Glbbe, aQ of Jackson, Mlaa. Now residents of Late Mary are Mra. Myrtle Steiner tad her daughter, Mra. Elnara Young «f Chicago. They are making their home with Mrs. Yeung's sen and wife. Mr. end Mra. Matey Yenag. Friend* of Mrs. Matey Yeans will bo sorry to lonre that Mm broke two of her toes last Banday. Mr. and Mrs. Jota Nooks aai family, former residents, are back home. Mr. Nordea has recently been statlooed la WasMagtaa, D. C. , and bar just retired from Iks U. S. Navy. Holds First Meeting xarcllo concerning donations of old sheets for badly needed can cer dressings for the county. Several fund raising Ideas were discussed. Mrs. J. Leon Taylor suggested the dub have secret birthday pals during the year. The plan waa favorably received and names drawn it the meeting. A covered dish luncheon was aerved at noon with Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Olan BoutweU aa ho*' teases. Others attending were Mrs. Vir glnle Mercer, Sirs. Mabel Brown, Mrs. Grace Lindall, Sira. Lucille Kinnard, Mra. Maude Post, Mra. Lucille Cosson, Mrs. John Kahir and her guests, Mrs. Jean DatecU and little daughter Miss Cassle Dalecki. Sirs. Dalecki is the daughter of Sirs, Kshir and the family has just recently movtd to this area. The next meeting of the Lake Mary Club will be Tuesday Oet. 13 at 10:30 a. m. at the new Fire House. Mrs. Slary Dcrslinger of the Florida Power Corporation In Winter Park will conduct a work­ shop on lamps and lamp shade*. FAT O V E R W E IG H T Now available U yea far teal time without a doctor's prescrip­ tion, our new drag, called OD> KINEX. You must lest In 7 days or your se a No more starvation diets, cue exercise, laxatives, or taking of so-called candies, crackdre nr CQokte. St chewing gum. ODM1MMZ la a liny tablet sad eaMfy swallowed. Absolutely harmless. When yon take ODR1NEX, yon etiU your meals, still eat tha feet like, but you simply don’t the urge for extra peatens 1S> cause ODRINEX depresses yuan appetite and decrement yen* •iro for food. Automatically year weight must come down, batiMB as your own doctor will tell JM, when you rat leu, yon W*lgk leas. Gat rid of excess fat sad Bus longer. ODRINEX U sold ea tMa GUARANTEE: Yon must te a weight withla 7 days or yuan money back. Just s a te s tha package to your druggist aad'gab you full money back. ODBOfMZ coats $3.00 end le sold with this strict money back guaraate byt IJggett-Tooekten Drag K ara It E. le t Mall Orders POM. Add. Slackst Wash ’n wear cotton Ivy League Slacks. Sizes 6 • 18. $2.98 Boy's Sport Shoes Jumping Jack Shoes for all ages . . . the perfect Shirts Specially priced short sleeve iport shirts. Ail wash ’n wear. Pretty solids, plaids and prints. fitting shoe. Cotton Knit Jerseys Stripes, prints and plaids. $1.27 - $2.37 n o (r a t in g ! tit-p r in t c o t t o n M on so b y S b ip ’ n S t o r e ’ Dungarees Youleevfoy thi* blouse lor so many racoon*. It looks mmmvt ...stay* so fresh. And how lettering R ia...wvth two-way continental collar and roB-up ab o v e. Even sudsing*s jpy. U’s all cotton end d dstpe-day aoi turn 30 to AS. Cenw in/See e i ow omefroe SJwp'n Sheroa/ 13* ox. dungarees. These dungarees ran not be found anyplace else in town at thm prim, and we have a limited aupply only. *2.39 “Featuring: Fashions And Footwear For The Family’* C cH V C L/& , CENTER 212 E. lat 1 - Student Body BUYS 98c up Phone Orlando GA 2-3516-31.7 Fla. National Bank Building Night or Holidays Cell — Thomas S. Smith GA 2-4487 7 0 M E L A M O K A KNOWS HOW By Caruthers Since 1948 See us at Miller Radio tt Appliance Co., 118 S. Park Avenue in Sanford on Friday of each week 9 to 12 noon. Batteries in -Miller’s stock. Call for appointment in your home. M W Barbecue Given Personals ALL TYPE AIDS SOLD 7 M Interesting reports on the Short The Seminole Band Association Course subjecti studied at the will hold the traditional first University of Florida this sum­ meeting of the school year to­ mer were given by Mr*. William night in the Seminole High School Hclnbuch and Mrs. Carl Moss at the Lake Mary Home Demon­ Cafeteria. stration club Tuesday. All parents and interested sup­ Sirs. Stoss stated that “ Every­ porters of the Seminole High one from childhood up, should School band will get together for play some kind of musical in­ n covered dish supper starting at strument.'' Sirs. Hclnbuch told of 6:30 p.m. ways to mature more happily. Thoae attending are requested It was decided at the busi­ to bring • covered dish of thsir ness session to make birthday own choice. Rolls and Iced tee cakes at the USO for the month will be furnished by the associa­ of October. Members were re­ tion. quested to contact Sirs. Joe AsAn organizational meeting will follow the supper at which time „ , __ . new officers will be presented to L n t e i ’p ilS G G lO U p the group and a discussion on or-, J/n i QV L a b o r D a y tronlfitlnn and irui projects nrnlnpii for fnr the (hi) J e/ _ _^ ganization The Florida Power Employees year held. Club was the scene of a delightful “ Each parent or xufrdlan of Labor Day celebration Monday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caru­ young people who play In the as 123 persons. Including members thers of Little Venice, entertained school band should support the a group of friends Sunday evening association end plan to attend this of the club and their families en­ with a chicken barbecue at their important session,'' stated A1 Case joyed the annual Labor Day cele­ bration. home. The occasion was to cele­ president (or the coming year. The menu consisted of barbecu­ brate Mr. Caruthers' birthday. Other new officers ere Clifford Those attending were Mr. and1Johnson, vice president; Mrs. ed chicken, deliciously barbecued Mrs. Garfield Walker and daugh­ Cecil Carlton, secretary, Jim as Ernest Jones usually does for ters, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Bower- Hunt, treasurer end Mrs. Ed Kir- one of these alfairs. He was as­ sisted by Bill Causey and Bart sox, Mr. and Mrs. William Har­ cbhoff, delegate at large. Gailctta. din and family, Mr. and 3trs. Ed Pratt ana son. Mrs. Harvey Dunn. Sirs. D. J. Mr. and Mrs. Florence Mapcs. A good trick with most drip- Parker. Mra. Sidney Emanulci, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hofmann and dry garments is to “ finger-press" Mrs. Pat Shultz assisted in serv­ daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill (hem occasionally as they dry. ing. Bud Shultz, president of the Foster, Miss Nancy Foster and Smooth out eesms and plackets, dub, arranged tor Mrs. Galchel guest Kathleen O'Connell of Ft. collars, cuffs, ruffles and sashes to serve the other part of the Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. Robert for best results, suggest s the meal, baked beans, potato salad, Caruthers and family. rolls and pie and coffee. Cleanliness Bureau. Refreshmentsl*wcrc served by]* « * * " lbl‘ * * ""* * ’ £vcnln‘ the ho»tcss, Mrs. Ralph Lossing,! from 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. on assisted by Mrs. Alford. Magnolia Avenue between First Mrs Owen Meredith will be gtrect an(j Second Street in downhostess (or the next meeting at' her home on West First Street town Sanford. Joe Curtla of Ur-1 land will be the caller and ad­ on Sept. 21st. mission is free. Bring best girl end form a square with us and Enterprise enjoy real "Square Dancing’’. The Starlight Promenaders are | sponsored by the Sanford Recrea­ tion Department and arc members By HELEN SNODGRASS “ f **• C,“ tr*1 *'!0,td* Square Mrs. Ann Cushing of Gainesville R« nc,*n8 AuttlgUon. Weekly | is the bouse guest of Mrs. Harry dancing meeting* are held at 8.30 Throop this week. p . C t * m Mr. and Mr*. Fay Lee spent The (all beginners dais will the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. fvrm on September 16. 1030, at Robert Lee in Avon Park. 7 P-m. Joe Curtis is the Instructor Mr. and Mrs. If E. Braddock und the class is held each Wedand Mrs. Rosa Lee Peterman ; "esday evening for 13 weeks . ware among those attending the graduates of this dais may join Labor Day celebration in Lakt the Starlight Promenaders of Sanford. Helen Monday. FINE HEARING AIDS Optical service* an Maks Hearing Glxssee available oely through the optical profeoolen Ricky Nasrallah Jr., has re­ turned to his home in Tampa af­ ter visiting with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Hudson tot a week. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Andrews at­ tended the football game between the Redskins and Chicago Bears la Jacksonville Saturday. They also visited the Rev. and Mrs. Joe Courson and family and attended the Sunday morning service at Terry Parker Baptist Church, where Rev. Courson is pastor. On the way homo they slopped off for a short visit with Mr. aad Mrs. Hugh Patrick, former Sanford residents, now living in Palatka. Lt. and Mrs. Harold HcCumber have returned from a visit at Miami Beach. While there they were joined by Mrs. McCumber's cousin from Guatemala. Lcdr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mor­ ris, MclionvUle Ave , have return­ ed from a trip to Washington, D. C. where they attended the wed­ ding of a niece, Miss Carol Mor­ ris at the First Baptist Church In Washington. They also visitrd friends and former neighbors in Vienna, Va. Clyde K. Flowers, sou of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Flowers, will leave Sunday for Clemson, S. C to enroll at Clemson College for his senior year'* work. He if majoring in engineering. His mother will accompany him as far as Atlanta for a visit with her daughter Mrs. Oliver Lindsey and family. Mr. Lindsey has a solo part in a religious opera to be presented in Atlanta next week and Mrs. Flowers will at tend one of the performances while there. Mrs. Ted Jones, Mrs. V. W Davis, Mrs. E. M. Cain, Mrs. C. T. Swaggerty, Miss Carolyn Hail and Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hall are spending the week In Cleveland, Ttnn. They are attending the Gtneral Assembly of the Church of God of Prophecy and will re turn this weekend. THURSDAY • Congregational Church Plans Tha Ethel Root Circle of the Congregational Christian Church met Monday at the home of Mra. Harold Herbst for their regular business mecUng with Mrs. Oscar ZiUrower, president, presiding. Mrs. Gus Schmah gave the devo­ tional, "Worship, Whit Is It?" and led the group in prayer. Mrs. Howard Rollins resigned as secretary and Mrs. Herbst was elected to finish out the term. Further planning of the Ham Supper to be held in the Fellow­ ship Hall, Saturday, Sept. 2dth ~ W : r : --------- x- •.-•-• I’ hone FA 2-4981 • Accredited Chart* Account* ' 4 �I \ way project: tM IM IO ea the P m S t Jf* B iitar wrk| 93,. i l t m h r Tm h Berber; |400,. MB to togte eeantrectlew M » peetioo *f tto W « Coast IetrsCaaatol Waterwa7 Bystem; $11,. M a la r i n k hi tto Escambia In tfi ■ ten Florida haa n ek a lesg ( t o t lir*. H la oaiy natural that many public warka yrapaaala k m ------- *— **— fc jln t ■ n a tiila l l« w W orry Clinic AM a (aid taaetor should a tm to aseaeered by lha arbitrary modana yardstick of tow aaaay college dafraaa ato holds. A theory girl wheat youngsters tore, and who haa missionary far. tor to taach theat geography or arithmetic aad history, area though she has only 3 years of col-. lege, is far superior to a sourpursf with an M. A. degree. T For tto dypeeaie Uacher kills the liking of children for school and drives them late the offices of us psychiatrists, u n m a n s n grader Yea readers may not realise thia stocking fact tot the professor* la the colleges are far inferior ss teachers to these hi grade sad Quotable Quotas CHAMPAIGN, EL—A apahsimia far^a UMverrttyof IBiootofrnffie B svw e "If we have inspection without mfldonce, thia would to military itaUigsace. Beth sides would be teasing tto happy momsst for ureulm .” (Last of Three Articles) | Joiltd Woman Soys She's Ranier Kin WASHINGTON - Somehow, you can't help but feel n Ml sorry about the Ha that Sen. Joe Clark, toreser Mayor of Philadelphia, haa found himself la. It wts eat of those ironic things that sometimes happens to n well-meaning fallow. Sscept la tto case of this tsaso, sensitive Penn­ sylvanian, the irony wan com­ pounded into n comedy of errors. It all started with magnanimous Joe deciding to Join his fellow liberal Democrat from Ortgoo, Richard Nsuborgcr, in a resolu­ tion that would straighten out a foolish Sonata custom. Over tbs years, our Senators havt been allowsd to snitch on speeches they uttered extemporan­ eously or under beat of emotion. They'd sneak bsck to the steno­ grapher's room after committing bloopers on the Senato floor and change the debate to suit their afterthoughts. Sometimes they'd delate the meat NEW ORLEANS (U P I)-A 11. year-old Florida women, who maintains she is the nleee of Prince Easier of Monaco, was held la Parish Jail yesterday as aa alleged fugitive from Justice. Tto French • speaking ''prin­ EBgUkchsv emerged, his face cess'' wee Identified as Liltisn was angry sod-red with pala. Toole of Defunlak Springs, FIs. It tedutieuk to knew how Eh- She wae booked as a fugitive want­ ruahetov really stands an many ed la Florida for passing bad maJorpcoMsma. But from speech- checks. By FRED DANZIG to aM latentews of thn post few She said tor father and Prince NEW YORK (UP1) - Thanks Ranter are brothsrs. Her maldsn f r i l l , wo can gat an Idea. Hare nsms, she told offletrs, was Do- to Oa Tbs Go, CBS-TV's traveling a n outstanding simplss: peep show, I made the bestnlk Pllgnsc. ' Psssafal co-existence: scene at Venice West, Calif. The videotape truck, with Jack Llaktetter at Uw wheel, headed D A IL Y CROSSWORD for the pad of Lawrence Upton, £• ACROSS who seeips to he the Albert 8chS. BibUcal wtluer of the beatniks. You know whit beatniks are: Bohemians who look down and out but are retUy 31. Tilted up just out — 'way out— end never 31. aheeplikg, down. r II. Hebrew' Upton, aa aging non-conformist, prophet 4. Malt set on ea aging couch wearing 31 Country baveragta a conformist Ivy League cap. 1 Aver eg Asia 31 Exist INiekaaato **t#rtursr Yestssdas's Aasose llDiicolor titaagi M. Ons 31. Woody 3iau t febbr.) T. Baking asset perennial 31 Border chamber U. Interaction. 40. Pier* of •1. Member of 1 Apax BPOB •.WUde*# at confer. wait cover, •nc* city H. Sheltered 10. Trusts Far Eastern Communist dan33, Blips Down. side 37. Author's ger and Philippine friendship toM Ons-spot M.Donan assumed ward tto United Bute* were cards name magistral* 43- Leaf vein stressed at the Klwanla luncheon S I Pries yesterday by tto Rav. Alvaro ST. Decorated p n r ][[ Carimo, a Lutheran missionary n T_ r T" lobe.) minister. H ----- Island, n % □ IN.T.C) Though Americana often look T” It. Ova with consternation on Europe, the 14. Hale-pisre. % real danger It cemmunlam 1a the V7 lag tool r — % Orient, said Rev. Carimo. JT 15. Cereal grain 7“ Communist China amt India ST. Lamprey xr hold half the world’s population 31 From tr* he aaid. Many orientals are (preSs) lr against tha United States because 31 Te lure 41. Nickel Americans are associated with ieym.) ether white men who started T1 V* 41 Within % colonialism, the minister explain. (prehe) T7~ 41 Employed * Aslans do not take communism 41 Metal 22 " 1 *• 7f t r r ,r " because It te a better er a freer 4?. Martini way of life, ha said. The** people & " *" ~ w now under Soviet domination have never known freedom, the Fill. of tto subject aM change the entire costast of their' speeches. Anyway, Neubergor asked that this business of altering the record be stopped pronto. Aad Clark Join­ ed him oa the resolution. So what happenedT A few days later, Sea. Wallace Bennett (B., Utah) noticed that a cartels fllalogue involving Clark was missing from the Record. It was a dialogue in which lbs man from Pennsylvania admitted, amid confusioo, that bo was baf­ fled about the outcome of a cer­ tain committee vote on his resolu­ tion. Bennett publicly accused Clark of changing the Record. The ac­ cusation was unfair because, as It turned out. it was not Clark but a committee staff member who ordered the deletion. Clark reinserted Ibo dialogue in tto Record. There were apologies all around. But Bennett slyly noted that Clark's correction crested a situation which required a cor­ rection of the Record. The man Next to him louaged a long­ haired girl Identified as "Leono­ ra." She was reading a book. Kerouac? Ulnsbtrg? We’ll never know. Upton (old us that beatniks ab­ hor "tbs commercial rat race.** As he spoke, he carefully held up to the camera his latest book. lias be been sneaking peeks at TV? A bestnlk for 30, years, Up­ ton knocked such Institutions si boms, school and church for hav­ ing "brought us to the brink of total destruction." This was followed by: Jack: "Am I a square? 1 enjoy Filipinos Staunch r % _ Thursday, September 10,1959 P in t plno mUiiunmry explained. He urged that Americans not "soft pedal” their democratic way of life when they are abroad. The Philippine* are just about the only friends the U. S. has In the Far tost, said Key. Carimo, and ths bland* comprise the only aalion in that section of the world which understands demoCtacy and freedom. Referring to the Philippine* ss a "parapet of democracy" In the Far tost, he said, "w* are very uncompromising in regard to communism because wo realise from experience how vicious the Communist* are" In the Islands. It is a crime te be a Communist In the Philippines, and party lead­ ers there are in JalL The remaining Huh Balahaps are bandits more than Communtets, Rev. Carimo said. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y—T»* Dalai Lama, asking the U. N. Gen. m l Assembly to taka up the Chinese Communist seisura af Ti­ bet: •The sufferings which my pew from Pennsylvania, Bn said, refer­ red to "the debate af Inal Friday,** pie are uadsrpaing are. baysM whereas It actually occurred last description aad it is fanperatlrely necessary that this wantern aad Thursday. nithleu murder of my people another point in another fleer de­ bate, Sea. Retort B. Kerr (D., Okie.) — Irritated momentarily by WASH1NGTON — President Ei­ tto Ponasyivaaiaa — toned ea him aM grumbled, “ T to ignorance senhower, an the need ier adult of tto Senator is rtfreaMag. . .** education: "The man that plane a furrow la Clark was visibly upset. AM the oil-rich sad wit-wealthy portly Ok. Dkkeraaa County, er works an a lahomaa regained Use floor sad Brooklyn dock, or driven a taxi­ cab—wtoa you begin to talk to said with a tone of subtleness: "1 regret and apologize for hsv- him about the need for helping tto referred as I did to tto Send* people of Ghana, er of French a ignorance.” And a pause. Africn—well, to wonders what in "1 shouldn't have said it.'7 tto world you urn talking about." To top it of/, a strange thing happened. This dialogue, too, dis­ NEW YORK — Warden William Doherty of tto New York City appeared from the record. A check with the office of Sena­ house of detention, ea the whole­ tor Clark —the mas who ospou- sale arrests of New York Juvenile sored the resolution to outlaw Urn* delinquents: paring wMh the Congressional Rec­ "Right now we are bulging at ord — disclosed that, yea, by mu­ the seams with U toys. Forty tual conssat, Senators Kerr sad more aad we win to practically Clark deleted It from thn Record. out of business.’* » having a hems, aa auto. ." Upton: "You're a square. But you're net a conformist because you enjoy your work.** Having thereby offered partial endorsement to young Unktetter’s career, Upton eddnd: "He who steeps on the floor has no tear of failing out sf bod.'* "Confuelus?" asked Jack. "Old Polish proverb,” said Up­ ton. Tbs re followed a brief interview with a H-yeer-old goatoed musi­ cian, the father of two, who U experimenting with bongo sounds at Upton’s workshop. How te b* playing for groceries? * "light now.” he explained, "I'm getting slats aid bscsuss of a hick lajury." 1 thought U wan nice to know that taxpaying squares hsvs some value for beatniks. Tht drummer, who wore a clsaa sweatshirt, resented being called "beau" "It's your label," be said. "It’s my Ilfs." Said Upton of his protege: “ Ha’s seeking salvation. Beat te a religious exptrienen for him." Nsat, Leonora put aslds bar book sad Joined the group. She mentioned that she "fed Breadse Behan" while la Dublin, but she wasn't asked to elaborate. Sae said she enjoyed her life of dedi-. cated poverty. "Money U not pov­ erty," she said, sad I found my. self In agmmsnt.. This brief Jack sad tto Beat­ nik episode U on* reason I find Llnklotter's morning stow stimu­ lating. Ha’ll never plunge deeply iato a topic, but Ms Utile brushes with interesting characters sens to arouse eurioelly aad broaden our base of experience. I tope someday Jack sad his videotape truck go cross-couatry, town by town, city by city. If to keeps tto show authentic-looking, un­ hokey, and sincere. he’U succeed where Wide, Wide World failed. Teachers sUad before eur youngsters in a directive capacity mere tours per school day than do tto actual mothers sf those kids, aad far m en thia da we fathers. A good teacher should thus rea­ lise she function! as a glorified loeter parent to her pupils. Ike should thus .smile at the opening of class, despite her pep tic ulcer nr aching bunions, for a smile reaseurss shy tote end makes them relax happily. TEACHER A PREACHER A good teactor should have the Interest aM desire to guide the Uvea of children that is usually ascribed to clergymen. If a teactor la motivated pri­ marily by desire far a Mg salary, get out of the field aad go into business, but don’t Jeopardise the future careers of youngsters. Tree B aths FORT COLLINS, Colo. (UP!) —Horticulturist Charles If. Drags sf Colorado State University ad­ vise* home owners with evergreen trees la their yards to give them a weekly hath. He says this will reams dust aM allow Um trees dressed ia (rises'* *Ua>v*4, •* to "breathe.** U also will reduce er typing aM printtag rests the possibility of Insect .Infestsyen eeM tor one of Mo tioa. th e Channel Swim: The first of two full-hour programs on AMon NBC-TV on Sunday night. Sept 13. Tto series, narrated by Chet Huntley, te called "Emerging Africa." Tto opening NBC-TV Hallmark Hal! of Fame Stow, set for Mem day, Oct, H will be a M-mlaute adaptation of Maxwell Andersen’S "Winters*!," starring Don Mur­ ray, Piper Laurie and George Scott. Loretta Yeuag’a opeslag stow of the lSSP-lMd season, an NBC-TV Sunday, Sept 31, wtO to a full-tour dramatic special, "The Road," filmed la France. Tto Ford scries that Huhbell Robinson te producing for NBCTV, to debut ea Tuesday, Oct 1 has finally acquired a name: Slartime-TV’s Finest Hour. Having taped part of his Sept IS CBS-TV special te Hawaii. Ar­ thur Godfrey now te adding accaea at his farm near Leesburg, Vs., aad will tape the Baal per* lion in New York City. FOR N EW ACCOUNTS “ OLIVETTI’* PORTABLE t y p e w r it e s $3,000.0# ACCOUNT ACCOUNT BADIO with a $1,000.0# ACCOUNT a sv a s n e e n w a anytime you waM n treat that's MELBOURNE OFFICE 17*4 Washington Ph. 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Certified Peblie Accountants with n with a R. F. Slomerock, Bert & Holllagxworlh u f R. H . Simonct For tto latter auet take miny^ specialised courses ia psychology aad education. They alee are re 5“} » d »• do praetico teachlag till they) damawstrate that they are fairly auccessful la this carter. But a college prof need have no course whatever ia psycholo­ gy. He may never have had a alagl* class in publle specking or classroom methods. If to Just wins hie Ph. D., a«^ In physics or chemistry or any# ether subject, aad haa written a wppoeedly learned paper, be wilt Be picked to strut his stuff before a flock of college freshmen. Yet to may know NOTHING about tto art of teaching, for teaching te a specialised form of salesmanship. That's why thous­ ands of Ph. D. profs are total Bops to tto classroom. They couldn't sell Ufa insurance or automobiles, let alone abstract ft scientific symbols. to don’t let a campus locate er Ph. D. degree imprest you unduly about a professor. The tost teach­ ers are in the high schools end grad* schools, for they picked pedagogy as a career aM etudted specially for it. Sand for my "Teste tor Good Teacher," enclosing a stamped re­ turn envelope, plus 30c (non-pro. BO. (Q late your college proto against grade or high school teachers, and seo toy yourselves. (Always write to "Dr. Crane in care of thia newspaper ea. e * m* . « s 1 1 �tf-Y £ A * -O L » CttVTLAMP A FtSMT- A ft M P 4 * . A w o s^ M %J*E ■ turaaea rant off laaar Skiaay B row la tba aataath. Tba firat-pUee White Baa van thair llth Mralght from tba Sanatan, 1-1; tho Tigtra downed tba Bad Baa. >1, and Urn Yaakata baadad tba Athlatin thair Uth Mralght loan. 44. Tba atatua quo waa malotakaad la tba National Ltagu wbara toch of tba tap tbraa aaotiafira wan. rirat-pUca Baa Francisco atayod tbraa games in front with Naver say dia bacauaa that krai and dob tvsry— aaid waa aarantb. Jim Bunnlog bald Boston to tbraa hit* in ragiatarlng Ua l«b via far -Datrolt, Art Ditmar and Wbltay Ford •ombinad in a four-hit effort that gava tba Yanktaa their victory over tba A's. WUIM Maya cracked hla rth beam tuna and acored three of the Glaata* aeven run* against the slumping Pirates, who lost thair atvmath game in tba last night .Passing Stressed In Seminole Drills By JBBBY COVBIGTON Bnafoed Basnlaalo Coonba* Jin Bigots and Dave Lands have been stressing the passing gaasa in drills in an effort to sharpen up this phase of tho gaasa for the opener Sept lg with Titusville. Jim Graeoy and Tarry Christen­ sen, who are running.an tba first ^ualt effatuivs tads, hsva bean ▼Impressive and should shape lata tba eega af tba Ssmtnola affair*. Bath bays are able to coma up with tho ball anywhere la reach and with thair apeed should be able to break away far lasig galas. The first oNanaIts backfield unit la drawing praise from the roaches and all tba onlookers. Fullback Lin Rlsncr had hla first full workout with tho first unit fa t t e r misting the first two waaka to all pre-season predictions end should a* hard to atop. Both have speed aad can go Inside.or out with the pigskin. Lovelace la probably one of the most Improved members of this year’s squad. Lundquiet is a proven varsity member aad hla personal per­ formance* la*t season were just a taste of what bo should provide this season. Tho big but Inexperienced for­ ward wall will bo keyed by big Charlie Began and Nealy Reas. Ross is touted as tba big gun of League Leaders National League PUyer A Club G. AB B. M. Pet. Aaron, MU. 11B 339 193 1M M i Cnghm, S U L -IB III M I U J M Cepeda, 8. P. 133 Ml 83 IT* 421 m Pinson, Cla. 131 381 111 117 423 • Boyar, St. L. 138 313 TT 10 JIT Aaaerkaa League Kuaan, Det. 1M ua it 1TB 443 KaUne, Det. 121 499 Ti 131 JM Runnel*, Boa. 133 SOT 81 100 419 Woodling, BaL 129 CM 3d 133 410 Fox, Chi. Ill Stt 73 1TI JM Baas Batted la National League — Banks, Cuba 129; Robinson, Rada 122; Aaron, Bravas 110; Ball, Rods 104; Cepe(B da. Glanu 94. Aaaerkaa Laagne—Colavltn, In­ dians 103; Jensen, Rad Sox 190; Klllebnw; Senators 98; Lemoo, Senators M: Maxwell, Tigers 9T. National League — Banks, Cubs 40; Aaron, Braves 31; Mathews, Bravas 34; Robinson, Rada 33; Boyer, Cards 27; Mays, GlanU 27. American Laagne—Cotavito, In­ dians 40; KilUbrsw, Senators 39; % Allison, Senators 29; Maxwtll, Ti­ gers 29; Lemon, Senators 29; Held, Indiana 29. FUcklng National Laagne—Face. Pirates 17-0; AotootUl, Glanu 1P7; New* combe, Reds 13-7; Conley, Pkils 12-7; Law, Pirates 1P9. American Ltagua-Shaw, White Sox 1P0: McLish, Indians 17-7; Wynn, White Sox 1P9; Lnry, Ti­ gers 174; Pappas. Driatea 144; rord, Yanises 14-1. National Ltagu* (1st game, 10 timings) Cincinnati 909 309 000 3 - 4 3 9 Chicago Oil 000 000 O - 2 9 1 Purkey, Lawrence (10) and Dottcrar, Bailey (10). HobbU, Elston (10), Henry (10) aad S. Taylor. Winner—Purkay (11-10). Laaar — HobbU (14-12). H R -8. Taylor. (2nd gams called after 3 innings darknaaa) Cincinnati 120 04- 7 7 0 Chicago 020 00- 3 5 9 Hook, Nuxhall (X) and BalUy. Hillman, Buthardt (3) and S. Tay­ lor. Winner—Nuxhall (PI). Loser — Hillman (H I). HRs — Pinson, Bailey, Moryn, Robinson. Pittsburgh 000 100 010- 2 7 1 San Franciico 101 030 20x- 7 7 0 Haddix, Porterfield (7), Daniels (7), Gross (!) and Burgeia. San­ ford, Miller (I) and Hegan. Win­ ner—Sanford (13-12). Loser—Had­ dix (11 1). HR-Mays. and Began will run with both tho offensive and defensive unite. Luadqulst and Bogan have been chosen as team captains. Thair fins showinga in prt-tenaon drills have tamed them the honor. Tba defensive end petition that was one of the biggest problems confronting the Banferd coaches teems new to ho well in hand. Junior James Markham aad Be­ gan, have boon running at this spot aad both have been very ef­ fective. Although they lack speed they era shifty end will be able to do tho Job. Billy Alfert and Glenn Hodge have been working at tba oftenthra guards aad It leaks as though they will got the starting nod-If they continue to work. Hodge la Dan Drysdala ended a monthlong stump and a personal sixgame losing atreak whan he fMcbad the Dodgers to their vieharp over the rbillies. Drysdala struck out it and yieidsd tbraa Uta an route to his llth victory. Bobby Avila’s grand-slam hon­ or in tba ninth inning sanh Ernie Brogtto of tba Cardinals sad hraagM Milwaukee s o u t h p a w W arm Bpahn his lMh victory. Tba Bads won thair opening nesday right scored a fourth raw # technical knockout m r CaaaflM welterweight ehampioo G a l* 4 b * win la a natlonally-tehvloed, p » till* 10-rourtdar. “ fee b(M making Ua Mgfeb* weight limit aaay,” Brow M IL "area though 1 vaa orarvalgB laat night.” Brow weighed ha «| 140 fsr the Kerwia fight. ’T re Joat about rua out of api pootnti by fighting ao moth,* Brown said, “ although tM N B A National Boning Asau.—wBI b a g 10 flghtara ap than far mo." Brow bora ao marfca af Mb battla with Kerwia, which rafaroo Jack Dampaoy stopped at 1:99 la S T *** w A fM STUFF p o u f* 7 *4 U PT. M im F P n tM m S t* * * * , Aon r te r o P iS with tba outlook far tho earning season. Thar* la plenty o f aOod for tip*rt*scO throughout the line­ up with the exception af Landquiet, Began, aad Bose hot the •tad nightcap. coaches an hoping to oviroeasa this with plenty eg spirit aad hustle. TALLAHASSEE — F l o r i d a Beys ilk* Chester Pawley, who SUte’a Semlnoles, a taam with has become a vary fin* rasarvq perhapa the most acuta depth sit­ end, and Johnny WhakhOl, up uation in major college ranks, from tho JV’s, give the ooartdng have coma up with a partial solu­ staff plenty to cheer about. FOREST HILLS, N. Y. (UP1) - tion to the problem. Big Barry MaeKay of Dayton, U U la lb* person of Hon Hin­ Ohio, was favored today to become son, n solidly-built Jnaler from tho third and laat American to Mil Waycrosa, Ga., who can—be may a heath among the last eight aur- have to — play Just about every vivara ia tho U. S. Tennis Slaglei position on a football team At the moment, Hinson la ehamnlaaehlo 2nd game Aad for tho third-aeaded Mac- working at the N*. S right half­ Cleveland 001 Ml 309- 4 9 1 Kay, who’ll meet young Bob Mark back post behind All-America Baltimore 0M 109 OOP- 1 3 1 Baa Francisco tt Australia ia tho day’s faatura candidate Fred Pickard o f Colum­ Parry (11-T) and Nixon. Brawn, Mllwaukt* match, It means a heavy load to bia, Tenn. But tho six-foot, 191CoUman (9) and Ginsberg, Ttiaa- Lon Angel** cany for tho other American* pound former Georgia AU-Huter dos (9). Loaar—Brown (PI). aaftly Into tho round of eight are could operaU at end, a position Pittsburgh unaesded Ron Holmberg of Brook­ he played last yaar aad in high Detroit 009 300 009- 3 10 • Cincinnati lyn and Bernard BarUen of San school, or at center, or fullback. Boston 109 000 OOP- 1 3 9 Chicago Angela, Tax., neither conildered “ Hinson is n first-stringer play­ Bunnlng (1PU) aad Wilson. Sul­ SI. Louis muck of a title threat. BarUen ing on our second team,” says livan, Cbitlum (9) and White. PhUadtlphU baat Vie Selins of Philadelphia, F8U Coach Perry Moaa. "If some Loser—Sullivan (P10). HRs—KaS4, P10, P0. a-l, Wednesday. one g*U hurt, be can pUy any ougb, KaUne. Further, if MaeKay wins today, position. hall bump Into Bartxen In tha nest “ Ron has fina qualities for KaSaai CUy 000 000 000- 0 4 1 rOuad, thereby automatically elim­ leadership. He Is of tremendous Now York 030 300 00X- 4 90 inating ono more American. Kudu, Gruawald (!) and House. •Alan Olmado of Paru, Ntaie value because he’s tho only ex­ Ditmar, Ford (!) and Bern. Win­ Prawr, Roy Emtraoo and Rod perienced pUyer on our second ner—Ditmar (12-9). Loser—Kudu L a m af Australia made it four unit. Our second unit is looking (7-19). foreign-bora itara already in the for Hinton to lead them." quarter finals and a fifth—Luis A three-sport standout at WayChicago 100 000 400- 3 9 0 Ayala of Chile—w*s rated a shoo- cross High, wbera ho earned Washington 000 001 000 - 1 7 3 ia today against Ed DaUay of Her- right Utters In football, basket­ Sbsw (13-0) nod LolUr. CUvanball and track and won a satchel risburg, Pa. gar, Hyde (7), Griggs (•) and Korcheck, Naragoo (•). Loser—CUveager (7-4). JCenrin, who has boon stdsHued Mo almost a year duo to a aoeora eaoa of anemia; had bats Mapped fey a cut. „ ' The 33-year-old ebampiea hatch­ ed Xerwia down la the aooaafi right combination which ha arid has been working perfectly far h la la hla last.throe __fights. a______ __ F ait On F eet full U o u t s t a n d i n g playir awards, Hinson la a powerful bleckar and defensive back. Ha waa the lending runner in the vanity’s i l -9 verdict over the F8U frashmaa la the season’s first squad game laat Saturday. Hlneoa waa aa outstanding sophomora and la 19M. Right now, FSU coaches figure ha la tho boat aacoad-string right half­ back la college football. DETROIT (UP1)—Art Brand, riff. 180-pound rookie feoMbatfc of the Detroit Liana, set the Southern ConfeitaeO Indoor roe* ord for the 40-yard dash aad tbB outdoor record Bar tho MMni# event while at Virginia Binary Institute. ________ Haney H it *852 MILWAUKEE (UP!) - KB* waukeo Bravo* manager Pfpt Haney halted JSS whan ha earn up to tba major* aa • rookie wMb Detroit ia IMS, S a n fo rd A ve. at tOth Sf (Back of Studebaker Garage) Philadelphia 000 000 000- 0 3 0 Los Angales 000 001 OOx- 1 0 1 Owens, Phillips (2), Bowman Leads Women MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - Th* (g) and Sawalakl. Dryidale (IP 12) and Rosaboro. Loser—Phillips nation’s top woman pro golfers, led by National Open champion Mick­ ( 1-d). ey Wright, taa off today in the St. Louis 039 000 010- 3 10 0 17,300 Memphis Women's Open Milwaukee 010 000 004- 5 « 0 tournament. Mrs. Shelby Lee, Memphis eily sraattur champion hendr a list of 17 amatnura in th* Aaid. Americas League Included among th* 34 woven professionals, competing for .top 1st game W inners D ifferent Cleveland 000 ooo l i t - 3 t 2 prize money of 11,230, are Betsy DU QUOIN, III. (UPI)—Twen- Baltimore 000 001 10O- 2 3 1 Rawls, Patty Berg, M a r l e n e ty-fira different driven kava won Harshman (94) and Nixon, Fitx- Hagge, Katby Cornelius, Betty th* Hamblatonlan Stakes in iU gerald (7). Pappas (14-0) and Tri- Jameson, Mary Lana Faulk. Bar­ bara nomack and Marilynn Smith. 33-year-old history. andoi. HR—Niaman. tailed Pratt Iaternatteaal When it raiaa tha Southeastern Conference scrimmages. At Hast that's-what happened Wednesday around tha SEC foot­ ball fields aa the “ Big 12" of the South hit hard before ending twice a day practice sessions. Louisiana SUte'a playcri, who ireturn to the classroom Friday, tod two-a-day practice workouts after today. The Tigers, with tac­ kle Charles (Bo) SUange and quar­ terback Warren Babb still sidelin­ ed with injuries, went through rough work Wadnaaday. Vanderbilt's Commodores, ap­ pearing before tha Nashville Quartarback Club, scrimmaged for 40 miauUt before rain InUmipted iplay. Quarterback Jim McKee connected with three of hU first four passes for 39 yards and a touchdown in the exhibition. Florida's Gators, who open the SEC season Sept. It with Tulane at New Urleam, romped through their second full-speed scrimmagt Wednesday despite a steady drixsi*. Seven first team members ware out because of injuries or sickness or the possibility of get^ i a g Injured. Georgia Tech called off a heavy acrlmmaga because of tba rains, which generally sprinkled th e South. “ Tba boys welcomed tha break," Coach Bobby Dodd said. Georgia moved Fred Lawrence of Jacksonville, Fla., up to tba No. 1 right Uckle post as D0.1 Leadcrn was sidelined with n bad knee. At Mississippi, Coach Johnny Vaught made a mass of transfers la assignmenu to fiad two top alUraatlog first (tarns. Tha Rebels continued their workout with the aaw lineup despite n downpour. MissUsippl Stale was termed “ vary poor" by Coaeh Wad* Walk­ er after a hard acrlmmaga Wed­ nesday. Walker alUraated three varsity ttams against freshmen and red shirt opposition. Tennessee and Aubura secatd to Friday'* Gama* Cincinnati at Milwaukee (night) St. Louis at Chicago Pittsburgh at Lon Aag. (2, algbt) Phils, at Baa Francisco (right) Amarkss Laagua W. L. Pet GB Chicago 87 32 .430 ... Cltvalaad tt M .394 4ta Detroit 70 00 404 17 New York • tt 400 111* Baltimore t t 71 .412 20 Boston M 73 .400 21 Kansas CUy M 71 .411 V Washington M U .400 11 Wednesday Night’s Basalts Ntw York 4 Kan City 0 Clavtland 3 Baltimore 1 (1st) Cleveland 4 Baltimore 1 (2nd) Chicago 3 Washington 1 Detroit 3 Boston t Thursday's Probable Packers Kansas City at New York — Herbert (10-10) vs Terry (4-11) nr have th* shakaa about each other, Pord (144). Detroit at Boston — Lary (17-1) and stressed defense for tbs two vs Moobouquetta (3 4). teams' opensr at Xnoavlllt, Rapt. 31. Tuiaaa, Kentucky, and Ala­ bama also had hard contact work. Q a h A a w a y & Central Insurance F A 2-0131 On October I. the New-si** Ford will be at vour Ford Dealer's. . , lor you to experience. See )our Ford Dealer today “ HI" FISHERMAN — Want to catch more best than evnr before? Maka your own plaitic 'Wiggly' worms — tba blggtst fish taker In Kit contains 3 life Urns melds plus bottle of liquid plastic, chooss red *r black color). You can cook younelf ever 100 true to life worm*. One* I a fish picks up this worm, be will not Ht it go. You will b* more than pleased with this flaah-lika killer. Rafilia only $ 2 .5 0 per bottle. Snap Judgment NEW YORK (UPI) — Prom 1910 until the photo finish cam­ era was introduced ia 1939 very few dead heats for first place were called and non* far the ether positions. Laat year them was* mere than 400 of the*. �ftr ^ \ t rJ rn« sad iM r f la ru t iN k L M * It •« tka. FvMIe i M t m af Oamlaol* County, n*rl4a. tksvc* run ievtk■ v a u r i r IM feat i i t i f tka f u m l r atd*'*t Lot* t, • M « XMMrttTn t Z \ k * V " i r Two N avy Pilot* Escapt Now Typa Ejection ^ 13u*5 '»*i: « lnl>MM**8U% W T W (ir » tkaeae Xartkirir i n t g i i u t i ly 111 feat la l Mint an tka Savlh llna at Harman lU NI, tkaaaa Waatarlyd* feat to.k*» d ill* * . UfaUu.1 kith. aU. lU u la iia aa<i Imarovamaat*. tfcan ar Uaraaftar H li |Mla Tkla tala la mad*, svravevt ta rinal Dear** at Fvraaloaur* enter* ed la Ik* akaaa aaaa«, Ckanaary Dackat HIM., saw pandina .la tka Ctrcvlt Cavrt la-aaJ far demise!* HSTNmKMS*"WHKRror, 1 her* keravate ast mr kaad’and official aval tkla Ilk f a r . af September, A. XX l i l t (UAL) ly * PUOALCOLA (U W H t l* N w y ni« tka orlitaal a u v i r ar plaad* las la tka atflca af tka Clark af tka ctraalt. Cavrt aa ar fcatara Tkuradar, Octeber Si. 1*11. 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THE COACH ^ WOULD FLIP IP H E SA W U S 2 THO UGHT r s a w s o m e G uys vrROM THE TEAM, J - t IM HGOE / y r l * M /V I K E 3 f V ( SLICE OF )UR DOLLAR Amo A u o a r TtAtr kJLT * * * * * TSM M K rm iasteu '■* AST PUKK MAKS OSTHTTNMVASMN’ w e«e « e to make some y more prosperous COACH/XXJ MUST DC DREAMING yours ... or f/ie of/ier fellow's HHE55S3S NOW FOR A NIC* MMMEMO* BSIS XNP V U . U M MV - t OW N HONSVLIAm k ven ft of more than 90% of dm dollar you spend iteys la Ike city wbare it’s ■past. . . to support ackoola, furnish firs and polka protection, put down pavinj , . . . to pay tks folks who work far you . . . to lupport chureha# and ehnrHlft . , . to bs tnvaitad in mots kinds af acrchaadUs for your aalactka and conrrnlanca . . . ta Improve aarrfca factUUcs . . . . sad to support aU tka other thing* that promote pro*parity, growth and batter living la s community. «»****** your dollars build your not somebody else's! OOP 1 IT PAYS TO BUY 1 WHERE YOU LIVE f.l ■■*' ?•. •. t* %- f. v “a.- * .. -------------- ------ ------------- t o ---------- ’■ i «. ., . • ■ . v - r. ■•iMxrst^, ^ a �H C g jK jt o a ^ fm g a a ft APARTMENT fcr 2, |49, M l Park. MINTA HO BeRaway. Hi m IHI ft Step I a iS S iH v iS ^ Ph. f a » n n u a w . iat 'Who gets the ptawoto mo Homaa Dasigaed For Feed Florida LivingS <£ d B e r r a s — 1 « 2 Bst>a VA - FHA IHA In Service Cenventionnl 1 Financing FRESH FISH Licensed - Bonded Foisting ft Decorating. Fro* Estimates Work Guaranteed. SEWNOLE P A I NTUt O CONTRACTORS FA M M . toast ?" CUSTOM BULT ftlW f?* nrpt'rr Mum? M BILL bern osky , c«otr actor Raym ond M . B all ASSOCIATES Bichard H. HWckM Iren, Mgr. Mortgage Loan Dept Mr*. O. H. "A jar" Aadoroeo Jeanlo Blair FLOOR aeadag end tialsldag Ckaalag, Waxing. R e r r l a g FARM ER’S AGENCY N. V. Fanetr, Bealtar Your LVINBUDE Dealer G. r . "Guy** SUicUead tehees Inerting Cerda W. B. s h i m D aily D tw n P u m tn tf 111 So. Park Are. Ph. FA NM1 Low m 1428 Sanford HOUSE, pertly funiahed. PhoM Erast Bldg, Lake Mary You eaa snort in immediately Ph. FA S UM BACK HOME. . .bnkt. tired white the papers are being COUNTBY CLUB MANOR: 3 aod glad we’re back at The OP* bedroom, corner lot $350 dotrt, FICE Bar in Lake Mary. LEW assume payments $97.90. ID Aaderson Circle. Snttefaetiona Ob The Legal Notice FURNISHED e l e e o in. « tu b cin e err c e t a r n r m i F i 1-4019. s i n u judicial emevrr o r tn b statu o r n m u a s , tw a id wor la m t e u c e t m u ( HARCBRT SR M R Construction O f Y ear Home Or Y ou r Money Cheerfully her stepfather sem en o r n terr . THK BTATB OF FLORIDA TOI VI-OTD THOMAS MCOKBTT 41# Baal Mltebell Avenue Cincinnati IT, Oeta Tou era hereby aelllled that a Petition haa boa* flit# In the above itjrlee Court by iTAXLBI IIARRT TAYLOR, fee Ua M e t. tlon or BUMALBU ORTHA HL’QK* KTT, a miner, br tbe Petitioner, you for the relief prays* In tbe the Petition. Tho SANFORD HERALD Is bare, by deslaneiea as the MWipsper .. in whith tbls Noiisa shell be pit* Ift llah.d. w itne ss my hand and ibe seat nf eald Court In Hanford, Flerlde. ihia 3rd Say ef September, A. p. lu i. (SCAM ny: Martha T. Vlbl.a D.puly Clark Core* I*. Johni.o n f Arneie ft hUtheay St East Am.lla Avenue Orlande, Flerlde Attorneys far Fstltlensr Publish September i*. «•»»- p.r.aeaat n o n cm t o m sfbvd TUB BTATB OF FLORIDA TOI ANNIB IMS ANNUS LENA OXLMORE. ■J4S3 w*et Washing!sis Avenue. Beet Fotet, Oeerula A gwer* cemeUlai bavin* baen fiUd estlast yen In thn Ctrenli require you to file y»«r written d.f.mee. If any, te the Computet filed berate, eaS te serve, n co»y eik Crumley ft MeteeUh at u r South Pant Ph. FA 14 R E A D TH IS TW ICE THE PRICE IB RIGHT -« thle brand new three bedroom coocrate block home-two iperbl* lng batba—fully equipped elec­ tric kltchen-osar leboeia and shopping centers—Only ISM down and $17.30 per month-* DON’T PROCRASTINATE-CaU US RIGHT NOWI IN n il Adoytlen if KUMALBB OXFKA HCOtlBTT, a miner BTi iTANLXT HARUT TATLOB, Business Opportunity BeaMor A h u n t latabllsbed Bustoeil. Modern ASSOCIATES: H. E. Telfar. Grocery store and icrvige sta­ Arthur T. Day, Everett Harper tion, Including 9 Bedroom Robert F. May, Bart Pilcher Retired — home or- the property. Mere Phone PA 2-4011 112 N. Part r room* than ample frontage on U. S. Highways 17 ft *2, French Ave­ HOME • SEEKERS nue. This business has been ROOM furnished apartment, OUR V E R Y BE8T ! yielding an income which war. sUo • • room furnished partrants a price far greattr than For the very beat, we repeal, the meat 110 Magnolia. Available v tty best, home buy In all of Sanford, allow ua to show you henct owner’s decision to sell. .this exceptionally lovely 2 bed­ 20y* down and eicallent terms room home looted in one of the better residential areas, sad on balance. situated on s well landscaped OFFICES 100’ x 190* oak shaded lot. DUPLEX apartments, complete­ M O D ER N ly furnished; one available now, The features are to numerous to F O R L E A SE . another the 19Ui. Sept. Phone Built to your (pacifications on Itemlso here, but we can as­ FA 2-9610. Adults. French Avenue. See us for your sure you that your beat hopes will be fully realised upon In­ new office. S-BEDBOOM unfurnished ai spection. In short. It has to be monk near stores and sel BEAL ESTATE DRIVE IN seen to be appreciated! Ne pete pteaae, aaip Elm. 2S44 French Ave. Originally priced at $16,000 the J. W . H A L L owner has given us order* to Bealter aell, and aeu quickly I The new Call Hall" Phono FA 2-1641 price la only $12,600, and after reasonable down payment, you 1 BDRM. APT. Kitchen Equip­ can asaume an already estab­ ped. Large rooms. $49 a month. CLOgE IN: g bedroom. lVfc balk 2 story frame home is excellent lished mortgage payable at $69 M Myrtle Ave. CaQ FA 25436. condition throughout Furniture per month. Need we say more. {•BEDROOM furnished Apt. and 2- optional. Excellent neighbor­ PhoM now and be the first to Bedroom unfurnished apt., 2312 hood. Only 116,000. Exclusive •ee, aod purchase, this buy of Palmetto Ave. after 1 p. m. with us. the yearl Open ’til 0:30 Friday Nile NEAR NEW SHOPPING CENTILED Farm Land, TER: 2 bedroom, 1 bath scat Itertnj. FA 3-4S40. Stcnitrom Realty home, asbestoa shingle siding, carports, M09O. THREE bedreem house loot West ■B IB IR T CTRNSTROM Sid. Street, Utchoa equipped. CONVENIENT to High School, 9 Registered Breker 470. Phene FA 9-9NI. LEN RBNER bedroom, 1 bath CB home; Flor­ LOTTIE BBOADWAT ida room. Large lot $19,300. S-BEDBOOM house, k i t c h e n KEN TOEBETT equipped. Phene FA 2-9410. BETTTE D. SMITH Aaaeetelee Si. R—fif 111 N. Park Pi. PA 2-14*0 111 N. Fwk Ave. Ph. F a 2-4119 COUNTRY l». P. Herndon Clerk o f tbe Circuit Ceurt. In and fo r sem iaol# County, . Florida Hr: Martha T. Vihlsa Deputy Clerk Oerdon V. rro d irle b Attorney for P lain tiff P. O. line use < JIS.3SI North Peru Avenua ( 1 nanford, Florida Publleh Aug. 3T ft Se»t. I. It. $7. 9-BEDROOM unfuniahed house. CaQ TA MOM after 9 p. m. FARM: 10 acre*, tiled, several flowing wells. Large bare. Roomy 9 BR. houae. Easy terms. Ph. FA 2-120. Ph. FA 24061 B ft M BOOFINO Contricttng 4-RapalraIS FORD (ardor, radio, heater, automatic transmission. Good transportation. FA 2 MM after 1:90. SERVICE lenktrik Glue and Faint Co. 11MI4 W. Bad K MODEL "A ” FORD, good l! sat. FA 9-47M after 1:91. IMS PLYMOUTH, hrittr, rune good. |2« . Hiiilna Terrace. FA U m Pm ltere mint*, iavolcas, band Mila, and Used furniture, appliances, toela programs, etc. Progressive etc. Beugkt-Mld Larry’s Man Printing Co. PhtM FA S-B9! — Ml Sanford Ava. Ph. PA 9-419I. SEBVEL, U CU* ft., *00 West llth St. condltlM. FA 1-1447. R o m L. Payton BegMered Baal Batata ASSOCIATE" Mary B. Carman — Lae Ph. FA 2-1911 ll-ea at H $S A V E $ New * Used ’ Furniture and Appliances M ather,of Sanford GrapevUle Avr. PERMANENT position open saleslady experienced in partment store work. Must local resident Write Box Sanford Herald. W IL S O N - M A IE R Furniture Storage and Moving New And Used Furnkwe To and From Anywhere 111 E. First St FA 2-Mil C. B. PHILLIPS for ISM Preach Ava. Ph. FA 9-IM1 de­ be SErnC TAN* SERVICE Since 1946 H, A. HARE DeBABV NOrth 6 4422 NOrtb At Complata Lawn Maintenance EXTRA CASH FOR FsrUliiir—Spraying — Mowtei EMPLOYED MAN JOIN LOMMEMR Up to $g.M hourly, comm, plus 416 Willow Ave. FA 2-71IT bonus. Salesmanship not re­ quired. DomensIrate new pat­ ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby ented Air Cushion Shoe*. Sam­ Beds. Day. Waek or Month — ples supplied. Charles Chester FURNITURE CENTER Shoes, Dept ■ 116 Brockton, I1M French Ave. Mesa. Fh. FA 2-7699 1 Used 9-po- D I N M Y T B Chrome, Green Plaatte Top ...... 71b. PAIR PREE! WANTED: Small stare manager Ladlei thin heels (lifts). also mast manager. Apply Ask About Itl POODMART, Park Ave. at 25th. CARTER'S SHOE REPAIR St. Retired or seml-retired per­ sonnel will be considered If Park Ave. — Opposite Pood Pelr qualified. WANTED: Man with truck brok•ge office experience. For In­ formation write Truck Broker­ age, P. O. Bos 2M4, Orlande, “ In the City of G/acious Living” — COMING SOON — •' Formal Opening Dream Homes *3 4 0 Down Paym ent-No Closing • Qkict Community • Near Golf Course BROKER 202 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA M M T O T A L PRIC E W ELCO M E N A V Y A N D N E W C O M E R S BRAILEY ODHAM. Center Hwy. 17-42 4 17th 84. Pres. 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This la a guest pas* to the Movieland Drive-In Theatre for Tex Dooey. Sanford, to eee "Say One For Me. ” KOMES l eawi mag — Free Estfaateea llnMca feature 9 Bedroena Hi Tile Bathe • Screened Porch . Utility Room . Ter* rata* Floor* • Carporte - Land* •raped Lota • All City Can* vealeacee. MONTHLY A . I f . T i l Dark Sarvica Dept, PAYM ENTS will be closed W A IT ! Sat. Sept. 12th For Opening Date for Renovations, W. aoth S t VA 9*7002 Sanford W ATCH! 1 3-pc. Repqosesaed F e a a Rubber BEGTIONAr “ Rubber Swivel R< W a l n u t Side T, ABLE. S Round Cocktnll TA] Table LAMPS, 1 Floor LAMP. Entire Group Far Bel. Due -------------- m e Imi tS t UlCd SOFA Condition------ . « fiw 0 Walnut 5Ido CHAIRS. Ukn new 1 Maple F i n i s h DRESSER With Mirror, Repossessed . . . 94*49 2 Occailonal CHAIRS, Each 9194* Mahogany Lama TABLES, t Cocktail TABLE, Uka Now. Croup ...............m-mji l Apartment Siao Qlbten REFRIGERATOR, Pi Condition----------9794* 1 H Ton AIR CONOmONES. Lika N ew -------------- 9794* 1 Walnut Panel BED ~ *1*4* 2 Twin Site Hollywood BED*. E ach -------------------------- 9244* 1 Pull SUo BOX A-l Condition 5SS* SPBUfi 10% £ ch o L i BEDDING C a 111 Bn. H ern ia Ph. F A 2*4321 �I •I ag M tovaluable training aid tor. leeching Bombfrdtor/Navlgatola and Third Crewman star MiatIf1tattoo by VAH1 al tha fcalwd WAS. dB 97 navigational atari to ana toar mtouto revolution ef the ap­ parent sky. This to accomplished WHh Gtais Hen St Florida citrus bolt counties will ■Mui with Florida Cltroi Virtual t o n Monday to discus> enforce­ ment af naw law* effecting citrus I Milton. Robert W. Rutledge, Mutual general manager, said to­ day. Rutledge said ■ major topic af Me Meeting will be a recently passed law requiring Identifiesib a of trucks hauling citrus. Tho new Uw require* all trucks, (meters, traitors, or other veMrtae hauling raw citrus fruit In the state bear the name of the nwnsr to three inch letters on incream, County Agricultural Ce­ cil Tucker said today. Preliminary investigations Tuck­ er baa done to the laat month show about 40,000 birds In froduettos. compared with to,000 in production to the county In 1054. H. D. Thompson who started poul­ try productkm here this year baa about 10,005 birds to cages laylag, 10,000 being raised and ex­ pects to add soother 10,000 to hie eagta. Tucker said. Prices on celery, the crop for which Sanford to famous, tell off during the 1455-50 season because of overproduction at one Ume and too much cold aad water the agent explained. Florida celery sky tram • known star torough a pointer star ather stare are iden­ tified. Each lesson to conducted by the instructor first Introducing Uw seasonal group and the major constellation within that group. With the am af a hand bald point­ er light, the Instructor points to and names the navigational atara to this masons! group. The in­ structor then points and the stu­ dent names the stars. Nest Ihe student points to and names the stars, The plaoetarium to also ulilUad aa an aid to taaching celestial theory. The aitrooomlcal traineto can be projected on to the dome. By tho student actually seeing the alar, tha geocentric earth, and the astronomical trainele all superimposed on the dome at oat time, be can easily visualise bow the triangle la solved to obtain a line of position. Knowledge of star identification to toe all-wealher heavy attack aircraft la indispensable. Positive i navigational star prior to shoot­ ing with tha pertscoplc sextant. U the wroog star la observed the position of lb* Aircraft cannot bo maintained. Their are billions and billions of stars to tbe sky, and tbe heavy attack navigator muat be able to positively identify 57 of them and these are widely scattered in the beaveoi. Ferriss Resigns As Red Sox Coach additional Rutledge ■athod« will ba considered to prev n t bruit thefts during tha 1455-60 •eaaon. Mutual will continue Its H04 reward ter Information leadBOSTON (UPI) — Dave Far* Rig te tha conviction of anyone totaling fruit drtfeoefrum M u- -rl**, _ wha_helped-pitch. _fi9dpn to the American l-eague pennant tual member’* groves, be said. 13 yeara ago, is resigning as lied Sox pitching coach at the close of Ihe lUS'j season. The 37-year-old Shaw, Miss., resident says he will accept the post of athletic director at Little Delta State College, 10 miles from hia home and at Cleveland, Miss. CORAL GABLES (UP!)—Tbe It waa Ferriss and Tex HughUniversity of Miami’s football son who led the 1U40 Ited Sox to (eua worked bard on defense to- the pennent under Joe Cronin, toy, f o l l o w i n g Wednesday's only to lose to the St. lamia Car­ acrimmaga to which the third dinals in the World Series. team scored three times against Ferriss joined Ihe Ked Sox as pitching coach in 1456, when for­ (be first and second unite. . Third string quarterback Bill mer teammate Mike Higgins suc­ McLain*, a sophomore, pasted to ceeded Lou Boudreau as manag­ Larry Wilson for tbe tally against er. (he first stringers. 11c ran for ent touchdown against the second (earn aad pasted to John Ellis for tha ether. Coach Andy Gustafson announ­ ced that he has moved senior left TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Di­ end Walter Corey up to the first rectors of the Florida Ports and team. Corey, who lettered at a Foreign Trade Council will meet •ophomor* but taw little action here Sept. 14 to talk over plans last year, was promoted from the to send a group to Washington (bird unit. which will push for further Im­ provements in tha state’s Inland and intercoaatal waterways. Cubans Questioned The organiiation will also de. Irrmine ite general policies and About Arms Cache adopt a budget, in addition, it MIAMI (UPl)-Three Cuban., will discuss an agreement between (he man described as former em­ the council and the State Develop­ ployes of the ousted Batista gov­ ment Commission outl.ng duties ernment in Cuba, were questioned of each agency in the fields of her* today after officers seized port and foreign trade promotion. Director* are expected to take a (5,000 arms cache. Those interrogated were Fran­ up plans for publicising the cisco Rey, Rey, 33; hit 31-yrar old monthly Florida Journal of Com­ wife, Irene; and Ray's brother, merce magiiine as the council's official organ. Julio, 81. Mrs. Key was alone in the rented house when federal and local agents acting on a tip staged Two-Tone Tootsies the raid Wednesday. She said MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) — Po"previous tenants” may have left lice said that Twink, a pet rooster llw arms in the attic but offu-eri stolen from George Vicory at a found newly-opened gun pucking Memphis hotel, has two easily oases inside the house and jugs identifiable features — one red of kerosene and gasoline outsida. foot and on* given foot. Miami 3rd Team Riddles Starters Blowing Room Only INSTRUCTOR J. A . H E A D P O IN T S T O S T A R S LONDON, England (UPI) — Aviation pioneer Lord Barbaron, 71, sniffed at culinary frills bow being advertised by airlines. "Aa a humble traveller," said bis lordship, "I say cut out smoked salmon and caviar. Just give me elbow room to draw my hanky and blow my nose." le n t thto put m m . Mora diversification at cNM to needed, Tucker torf eed. Thle past year celery end cabbage wen planted on the majority at toe conoty'a vegetable acreage. In ISS7-S*, toe tve erope were planted on 4,240 at Seainoie’a 5,044 acne at vegetable land. Seine value at county vegetablei dropped over $1- million in the 1057-10 season (tea toe 1050-57 according to surveys. Cold has ranks Mb greateto In the value f ■lowed rapid toereaae of citrus of agriculture, he noted. bate, although there la aoma pro1 gram, Tucker said. Prom 1»M, P a l SO county citrus increased by 5,- I if|||l||||0f| M i l l Oil acrea. It roan another 1,000 LIQ I1II1II1U 1 0 1 0 1 acres to 1057-50. * Numbers of nurseriee, foliage, • • ^ , and flower growers art m y de I A lU I A | K ) | T c l S fintsly rising bare, Tucker said. I V ■ *1W W W IO V I# were 307.17 acre* under ITP|. _j< u _ Christian Science There such production to 10ST-S0. I TA>j PA <UPj> In dairying. t ,« 7,74g gallons at were killed ,Bd„ • Program Sept.,13 milk were produced to 1057- Jured when lightning ripped The Columbia "Church of the compared with 1,300,000 to 1050. through ■ golf course rain shelter Air” program Sept, lg will fea­ ture a Christian Science program e n t i t l e d , "The Challenge of Campaign H its Home ST. IVES, England (UPI) — Truth.” George Nay, Editor of the nine foreign language Heralds Nicholas Phillips, alderman and at Christian Science, will be the deputy mayor of 81. IvCi, under­ speaker and music will be sup­ took a relentless war oa Uttarbugs plied by a quartet aad soloists. in bla capacity as chairman of This program, originating from the town's public health commit­ the facilities af Tha Mother tee. St. Ives bad ite first prosecu­ Church, is Boston, Mass., will be tion under the litter act. Nicholas carried b f SUtion WDBO at Phillips waa fined *5.6# far dump­ 10:80 a.m. ing waste on the city's beach. d o n 't m iA S WASHINGTON (UPI) — The government U expected to report today that unemployment failed to drop In August aa much aa an­ ticipated. Officials raid about 150,000 lay­ offs caused by the steel strike, and auto retooling which tempo­ rarily idled another 80,000 workera-,-were-majnr factors Jn.aJtlUfc. gish decline from the July level of 3,744,000 unemployed. A normal seasonal drop In un­ employment would be about 605,000. Today’s report also was expect­ ed to discloie that total employ­ ment showed an expected dip in August but still set a record for the month of more than 07,000,000 jobs. In July, employment hit an alltime high of 07,604,000. The August decline waa due to ■ seasonal drop in farm jobs. There was a small Increase in non-farm work that lifted non­ farm jobs to a record leva! of about 00,800,000. With the decline in unemploy­ ment less than expected, the pro­ portion of the latior force out of work rose above the 5.1 per cent posted in July. August customar­ ily sees unemployment drop sharply as many summertime workers — especially students— leave the labor market. Steel strike-related layoffs were estimated by the l-abor Depart­ ment a month ago at aliout 100,000. The latest estimate is 160,000 —a figure which shows that the “steel strike is beginning to affect the economy across tbe board," one ex|>ert commented. sxd h n a Bates Cotton Peter Pan Cotton See the lovely array of Bates fine disciplined fabrics for Fall. Solids Needs little or no-ironing. 36” wide, and coordinates in all the pretty new colors. •mart new Fall-look print*. Start aewing now I Quadriga Cotton Just received new Quadriga drip dry fabrics. School, Beautiful Career or pattern! t h • butty housewife. 86" wide. Wo carry a complete lint al aewing notion*. Well Seasoned PORTSMOUTH. England (UPI) — Salt and Pepper got to­ gether here, Marie Pepper mar­ ried Edward Salt. Friends intro­ duced them as a joke. And Futterns by: VOGUE and BUTTERICE, Monumental Job MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) Tlie Alabama legislature ha* un­ dertaken Ihe task of deciding whether and where the Confeder­ ate Monument on the Capitol grounds should be moved since it i is obscured by trees and brush! and used mainly aa a pigeon roost. Complete Line of Notions Velveteen Iniport«d ailk back velveteen. Ail pastel color*, white and biuck. 36” wide. Corduroy Solid and oompnnlon print corduroy. Absolutely washable, colorfaat, vwt dyed. 36" wide. News And Advertisement Lebannon Woolens Tubable nylon woolen* in solid* and plaid*. All the new gay Fall ahudea, 64" wide. For hom t delivery CALL Wt —— . U, L] X- r __ Li p fc = Invite Charge Accounts1 �V- -ar-B-r- ~ Sattfarti Sominole Boosters Start Drive A t Rally Tuesday U Thn Seminole H igh Bootter G u b m em b«r*hip drive la under way. A football rally Sept. 15 at the high achool will be a second kick-off for ciub activities this season. . Membership In the organization which supports Seminole High sports events in* eludes free admission to any o f the school’s athletic contests throughout the year. Family membership is $2 0 ; single member­ ship, $10; and a donation membership, ••which does not provide entrance to a thistte contests, is $6. Activities scheduled during the foot­ ball season are the rally on the 15th, before the opening game with Titusville; a motor­ cade to Daytona Beach, Sept. 2 5 ; a motor­ cade or charter bus trip to St. Augustine, for the Ketterlinus game Oct. 9 ; a meet­ ing, with refreshments and film s o f the Titusville game, at the end o f the mem­ bership drive O c t 15. Also a special football fans* train to F t M yers O c t 16. with a $6.25 cost for a minimum crowd o f 8 5 0 ; a motorcade to the Leesburg game N ov. 6 ; films o f the O et 28 W inter Park gam e and plans for a bar­ becue, a t a Nov. 19 m eeting; a motorcade to W inter Garden. N ov. 20 for the Lakeview g a m e; a motorcade to DeLand Nov. 9 5 and a football barbecue Dec. 1. Membership tickets may be obtained at William E . Kader’s jewelry store, Perkins' Men’s Store, Stanley Hardware, Thrifty Service Station, and from club ticket chair­ man Raymond Lundquist in the Sanford Atlantic National Bank, or from Cdr. Tamny at the Naval A ir Station. V O L. X L I X United P ress Financial Tto Herald has started a floa T i l l n l m by G arin 1. TVB, ataaagfv af fle tscertty office la (UaAssociates, f*N. It is ae the edftwial yaga 1 p. m. Stocks Leased W ire Established 1908 F R ID A Y , S E P T E M B E R 11, 1959 Johnson Chooses Monday Deadline Honor Graduate, Shapeliest Girl Win In Contests Women Golf Clubs Ready For Benefit Tourneys Business Licenses On Sale Monday Ike Asks For 'Constructive Ideas' Kent Plans Tour With Hal In Hand 8A N F O R D , F L O R ID A N O . 619 Philippine Force Alerted For Possible Laos Action City, County Fail To Agree On Drain Solution On Sanford Ave. Connection Higginbotham, Warner To Run J W E A T H E R : Considerable cloudiness through Saturday; scattered show ers. High today § 4 to 89, low tonight 68 to 78. NEW YORK (UPI)—Stock pri­ ces at 1 p. m.: American T A T .............. TT American Tobacco . . . . . . . . 9*44 Bethlehem Steel .............. 53*4 C A O ............................. *744 Chrysler ............................ 55H Curtiss - Wright .............. SOU DuPoot ............................ 25244 Eastman Kodak ....... • Ford Motor ....................... TVH General Electrle .............. 7944 General Motors ................. 55 Inti. T A T 3214 LorUlard 4144 Penn R R .....•.•,••••••• 1744 Sears Roebuck ................. 47U By JACK rU L U M I one half hours during the confer- nation" from 25th St. to 24th PL, Studebaker ......................... 1344 City and county commissioners *nce at City Hall. U. S. Steel ......................... 102 said Mayor A. L Wilson. td to agios last night on how! Th* commissioner* left The county needs $100,000 more Weatinghouse EL seeeeeaeae connect the proposed Sanford after Chairman John Krider'a re- for Its road and bridge fund this Ave. drainage systam with a city quest that city and county share year, Krider said in stressing the pips running Into Lake Monroe the coet of piping Sanford Ave. lack of county funds to conduct drainage across Lily Ct. swamp the drainage by pipe Instead of north of 24th PI. Proposals and objections crow­ area got no response. open ditch. The city commission said it ed back and faith far two sod He doesn't think the mlilage wants to know the amount of will be raised this year. It Is 41.3 money in the state estimate for now, he noted. "I don’t believe WASHINGTON (UPI) — Senate drainage on the Sanford Ave. wa can do it and still stay in. Democratic Leader Lyndon B. widening project, the coet of put­ office," Krider said. Johnson today p i c k e d Monday ting in the proposed drainage, and The difficulty with the Sanford night as hla target for adjourn *? Ave. project la that an additional ment of Congress. But he said open ditch and pipe drainage north i00o cost for greater road there is no assurance the lawmak * 1 width ha. been added, said Coun- era would hit it. it thinks the connection should be ty Commissioner Lawrence Swof"1 want to try to finish Monday made and financed. Figures on 1^ 4 night if we can," Johnson t o l d coat for drainage will be asked of Any lddilion„ waler pul in Just before Senate __j [ . . I , . . . D ur 1 J imuiira-i >„ .... newsmen new,men JUK ueiurc the in* m iaw ----- ATLANTIC-CfTV, !f.-Jr-<UPI>_ w: l_swarap_arfa_armind.Jhe_propaifd_mr±_e*rly_agaLn_tii_pInw^»head An honor graduate who worked her t‘” y' .. . 1. . . . . . I ditch la going to bick into peo- through a mass of minor bills. The idea of city funds helping , , back ank Higginbotham way through college waiting on Johnson said the Senate would the county when city residents j-clared tablea Joined the boeomleit girl tackle Saturday its last major in the contest in holding top hon­ r J f l E S d An objection to any open ditch bill—the foreign aid appropriation. ors today in the second round of i l ' v h f 0u?«.ul5.tK.tme0mra , W ln lhe ' “ 7 wai m*de b7 Wiiiiam It fares a battle over attempt* R O N A L D I’ KKKY will direct the two Babe Zuharlaa golf fudging in the Mlaa America pag•*.** , . Bush who lives just north of this to attach a rider extending the tournaments to raise funds for the enneer society. He life of the Civil Rights Commis­ Sanfonl •w» lnP ■ « * . <*> Suzanne Ingeborg Johnson, 21, A • In . . I n fu n d , for nlni^v ih. Dilche* b™«d mosquitoes and are sion. is holding one of the announcement posters showing the daughter of a widowed Oak Park, Ave. to gain funds for piping Um dangerous t0 children, he argued. Congress had seemed ready to late golf chump swinging away aguinst cancer, which HI., bank teller, gava Illinois a u • *a f ‘ y h*' A study of running lhe ditch give President Eisenhower au­ she dedicated her life to fight after stricken herself. victory in the 32nd pageant by win­ u.*. . , . , north-south on public instead ot thority to Increase interest rates ning a preliminary talent award , A* nl*bt ^ h* private property, and bujing pipe on government bonds, hut a Sen­ Thursday night. lid ew ld k f*1 hS ,.ht J e .^ d ^ th<^ With money saved by not buying ate-House deadlock threatened to The second-night bathing suit Th. Sanford* Ave!* project call. pnvate rights-way was suggest- torpedo the legislation for this trophy went to Bonnie Jo Mar­ rd by Bush. session. quis. 19-year-old Ithaca College for four lanes from 25th St. to Until more figures oa the sophomore, of Huntingtoo, N. Y., Unora Ave. ' with sidewalks on length and cost of pipe needed, who is representing New York the west side for this length and and on comparative costs of pub­ Kennedy Retires on “the Vttal* hi the contest. «■ • east side from 27th SL lic and private right-of-way art The third and final prelimlaaryy*f“ *. (hunt, Mo *:■’ f —r w A* Investigator flie ctiy dig;ms 1 fee, Uk« it rounds will ba bald tonight, with group* won’t have eouugh InfurWASHINGTON (UPI) - Chief the aelaction of Misi Amarica can live with the open ditch ait- raation to make a decision on how Counsel Robert F. Kennedy of Divots will fly st th* Msyfalr two eluba are Mrs. Clifford Over­ around midnight Saturday. to conduct the drainage, County tj,« Senate Rackets Committee and Casselberry golf Clubs next man, president of the Casselberry Mlw Johnson, who lives with her Commissioner David (iatchai and wll, formany ^ hi* career aa Saturday and Sunday when the group and Miss Ellen Betts, presi­ mother, Mri. Carl W. Johnson, in Mayor Wilson agreed. one of the nation’ s moat famed Seminole County Women’s Golf dent of the Mayfair group. Chicago, won her trophy and a investigators Saturday. Entrance fees of tl and golf 11,000 scholarship by appearing in After three years in the national Association sponsors Babe DidrkkPromenade Set pantaloons, hoop skirt and bonnet scores will be taken at ilia course* spotlight, K e n n e d y announced son Zaharies tournaments. to ling "HaUo, Young Lovers" The American Cancer Society from ■ a. m.-U noon and 1-3 p. m. Thursday that he wa. bowing nut from "The King And I" In a wallTomorrow Night will receive the funds from the on both days. to return to private life. grained mezxo soprano voice. State and county occupational Tlie Starlight Promrnadrrt are His resignation was accepted contests, open to all golfers. Tlie local contests ara part of w Mlaa Ntw York Stats, who is and beverage licenses for 1959 60^sponsoring t "Street Dance" Sat- by Chairman handicap ......... ........... .. _. — Calloway _______ ____ . aystem .... John L. ________ McClellan The known ta her friends aa "Bon will go on saleMonday at the urtfay from 7:30 to 10:30 p. m. with reluctance ami with glow- will be used so that all golfers a nationwide series of tournaments Bon," measures 27-24-35 and Tax Collector'soffice inthe court- 1 on Magnolia between 1st and 2nd ing words of praiae for the young; may have a chance to shire ln to be played on the 19th and 20th, stands S feet > inches tall She bouse. streets in downtown Sanford staff aide who sat at his side; the trophies reserved for winners in memorial to th* "Babe" who weighs 121 pounds. Sale of about 1,600 occupational Joe Curtis of Orlando will be through months of turbulent pub-: and runners-up ln the men's and died of cancer. and 175 beverage license! Is ex* caller and admission is free.The. lie hearings on labor • manage- women's divisions, pectcd by Tax Collector John L. public is invited. I ment corruption. I In charge of arrangements at the Galloway. "Notices have been mailed to all those who had lic­ ense* for the year 1955-50," Gal­ loway said. Occupational licenses, due Oct. City Commissioner Earl Higgin­ 1 , are required of aU who prac­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presl- dignity." The Soviet premier'll was "clearly one that had to be botham registered this morning tice a profession, or operate a Florida has received an allotto run for re-election in Novem­ business. A license U also re- dent Eisenhower has made a new visit, he said, would bo "a ihou-^ made "If the chairman of the coun."tent of $1,700,000, fur farm hous­ quired for every com operated hid to Soviet Premier Nikita S. sandfold worthwhile" If it gave ber. A little later mother incum­ bent commissioner. Merle Warn­ machine. Anyone operating a , Khrushchev: Come to Washington him "some real appreciation" of ed of ministers of the USSR has|'og loans during the 1060 fiscal er, said he too would enter the business for a profit who permits next week wi t h "constructive the spirit and comcienre of ronstrurtive ideas and suggestion*, >e*r> H wa* announced by Curtis that could provide the basis for^- Green, Farmers Home Adminidancing must get a license re- ideas and suggestions" Instead of America. race again. 11, Eisenhower'* speech set tlie responsible negotiation* on the is- >!r»ti°n supervisor fur (fringe, Higginbotham and Warner an kardless of whether a charge for "suspicion, threat or stubborn stage for his historic seru- of sues that divide us, we would wel-1 Hrcvard, Volusia, Flaglei and rvlng their second terms on the ‘1*“ cln* mad*. prejudice.” commission. Both their terms exB*ver>*® ,ieen%r hoUler% mu*‘ »" a radio TV address to the na- meetings with Khrushchev which come tlie opportunity to study Seminole Counties. These are dlfederal loan* and are availpire this year. Deadline to regist- P*’^*enl W licenses in tion Thursday night, the president open in the White House next them with our Allies,” Eisenhower laid, |able to eligible farmers, rancher*, . . . candidate for the com- 1 onler 10 obtain a new one. If said he approached his talks with Tuesday afternoon, , operating . _ within . 1, .a limits'. the .... Soviet boss ____In ___________ _ 1The ___________________ ____ ... . American officials hoped partic- Kruv« owners, and other agriculm inion is Oct. 14. any city's "good manners Chief Executive also rrt»»rt' '’ tl, « a ilu t I . .A M a . . m n il a fa* . . S. I LI . a l l . A registered voter who has lhe cl,y licenK' mu*1 ,>e Pri' and candor" and without weak- ed on hi* recent trip to West ularly that Khrushchev would ar-i tur*1 people, been a city resident for six before a stale ami county ness. He promised that "no prin i Germany, Great Britain an d rive in Washington with some ac-1 k°an fu"d* may lie used to conmonths and a state resident for a I *ie*n,c can h* >*iut'd. New bever-j ciple or fundamental interest will France. He said Allied leaders ceptablc idea for resolving th* *,ruct, improve, alter, replace, or „ „ mlv ,nier the the commission commission aS* year may enler ■ £ “ « « « mu*1 ** obtained be-1 be placed upon any auction, varied in their estimates of how Berlin crisis. They said thla waa reP**r farm home* and other **• the Khrushchev talks would turn, uppermost in the president's mind ,,nt'a* ^ rm buildings. Green said, race. The city roll* for registra- i toT* ,®ct* *' . 1 block. he made for periods tion as a citiren or to vote will 11 u * mudemeanor to practice He urged Americana to receive out but agreed that Eisenhower’s when he Invited "constructive" L"an* be oiH-n from Sept 21 to Oct. 23 * pr,,fe*»*on <* optruti a busi- Khrushchev with "courtesy and newest effort to melt tlie cold war I proposals from the Soviet leader. up to 33 years and the interest rate U four percent per year on V'oting for city commissioner. m,chln* tlie unpaid balance. without proper license*. will be Nov. 3 at City Hail. The FHA only nukea loans when satisfactory credit is not available from other sources. To *Paul Douglas Dies be eligible, the applicant must be the owner of a farm in agricultural O f Heart Ailment production and which 1* producing HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—Film star a substantial portioa of hi* total Paul Douglas, 52, died today from income. a heart ailment, city firemen re­ Application forma and additional ported. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — At­ information are available at Firemen were called to the torney Fred Kent plans to tour Green's office ln Room 417, San­ Hollywood Hill* home by his act­ th* state next week tc sound out ford Atlantic National Bank Budd­ ress-wife. Jan Sterling. The res­ the public's (reling- on what type ing. cue squad reported Douglas ap- candidate it wants for governor, $parrntly had died by the time he said today. they arrived. Kent, who hinta 1m may throw Vicar Announces his own hat into the ring, said he believed no candidate has come DeVane To Speak Enterprise Services up yet who could carry the con­ Retired United States District Services for All Saints Episcop­ servative banner to victory in the Judge Dorier A. DeVane will al Church,in Enterprise announc­ 1960 primary. speak at the Rotary Club lunch"I have reached the conclusion ed by the Rev. Paul E. Schultz, eon Slondsy. The judge for "the that to win, win. a candidate also i will be Holy Communion at 5 northern ‘'/’ I™' "J. V S * * ^ must be from a big county, be a a. m. Sunday, followed by morn­ the Duoont .___ . segregationist, ____ Dupont (.rummer case aa one staunch and have ing prayer and sermon at 1:30 highlight o( hi* career. proved his ability and determina­ a. m. Mrs. Cacil Seller* will be tion to operate the state on a . guest organist. tight • fisted, economical basis,” ^Quake Stirs Clock Regular Vestry meeting will be at Parish Hall at 9 p. m. Monday. HYATTVILLE. Wyo. (UPI) — Kent said. The Rev. Bill Swyear of Bar­ Owner* of the Paintrock Bar said; ------nett Memorial klethodist Church today their hug* 30-day w » n 'G l l 9 h r i p mninc kl 1952 > 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 will speak on "Christ's Appoint­ clock, which quit running in 1952 KAKIIKCUING for fruent members of the instructor stuff of the Red ment. Man's Opportunlly." There Ben Guthrie, longtime resident and delied aU efforts to get it go­ Cross water safety program are Col. J. O. Gregory, chairman of the chap­ will be special music by the adult ing again, resumed keeping per­ at Sanford, baa been admitted to ter; Mra. F. D. Scott, chairman o f the safety progrum, and Bob Zubrod, of choir. fect time the night of Aug. 17 at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Mr. Atlanta, who wus guest speaker at an aquatic accident prevention meeting Intermediate MYF will meet in 11:40 p. m. That was the night Guthrie is retired Assistant Man­ sponsored by the group. About -15 of the volunteer instructors were hon­ . the Annex at 5 p. m. and Senior the Yellowstone Park earthquake ager of the Sanford Farmers ored at the barbecue at CoL Gregory’s home(Bergstrom i'hoio) I MU at 5 f . a . waa recorded at HyattvOk. 1 Maaka*. r ! Farm Home Money Made Available 4S 4 iI U.S.Navy,Air UnitsAlso ReportedSetToStand By M A N IL A (U P I) — A crack Philippines **smsnrency fores’* is on combat alert snd rsady to ruah to Laos "o n a moment’! notice,” a spokesman disclosed today. A t ths tame time, U. S. military spokesmen said Ameri­ can naval forest at Sangley Point and Subie Bay and tha American A ir Fores at Clark Fisld had prepared fo r an alert. News Briefs The Hard Way FORT WORTH, Tex. (UPI) — Eugene Poteete, 29, who was la jail today on a bigamy charge, said he married wife number two because ah* threatened to tell wife number one at their affair. "I aura didn't want that I* hap­ pen," Poterio said. Politeness Asked LITTLE ROCK. Ark. (UPI) Gov, Orvai Faubu* his asked Arkansas resident* not to dem­ onstrate against evangelist Billy Graham if they happen to dlaagrew with him on racial Issue*. Graham la scheduled to preseh in a football stadium Saturday and Sunday nights here. Corbett's Widow Dies NEW YORK (UP!)— Mrs. Vera Taylor Corbett, widow of former world heavywei ght champion Jam** J. Corbett, died Thursday at her borne. She was in her sot. Mrs. Taylor uvnr taw bar hus­ band fight, but bar home waa filled with memento* at Gentle­ man Jim’s career. Fishers Return NEW YORK (UPI) - Singer Eddie Fieher and hia wife, actress Elizabeth Taylor, returned today from a four-month honeymoon in Europe. The were accompanied by Miss Taylor’s three children and brought two dogs and U places of luggage. Bank Rate Raised They emphasised, however, that far ao alert had ordered and they denied that there had been any buildup of American forces in the Philippines aa a re* suit of the Communist activity hi Laos. An American spokesman said tha strength of U. S. air and naval forces bare is classified—that secret. But observers say reliable eett* mates give this picture af V. 8. forces in this area: Approximately one wing at fight­ er* aad flghtar-bombers aa wait aa many cargo planes' are at Clark. There are a couple of equadrona of tong range araphibloua patrol planes at 8ang!ey Point, plus ad­ ditional patrol piano strength at th* big Subic Bay baa*. Movement of 7th Fleet unit* la unknown, hut it is understood there ie at least on* carrier plus support aliments at Subic Bay. Ail these bases tan immediately take • practically un­ limited buildup of forces from Japao, Okinawa and the Uniiad States. The disclosure that th* Phlllpplns government waa preparing for possible intervention In Laos came from MaJ. Pat Garcia. He said the final decision for such action would net with FQtpine civilian leaders, although the country had drawn up plans as long aa three years age le tarry out its commitments to the South­ east Asia Treaty Organisation. United Nations inveatlgatora stu­ died reports on the Commuaiat threat to Laos in secret today in preparation for their departure for the beleaguered Indochinese king­ dom Saturday night. They will meet again today and Saturday, when they eapect te confer with Laoi’ foralgn minis­ ter Khampan Panya, before leav­ ing for Laos, WASHINGTON (Uri) - Eight Federal R e s e r v e banks today raised their interest rates on loans to commercial banks to a new 27year high. The hike from 344 to; 4 per cent was authorized by the' _ Federal Reserve Board Thursday \ $ a r $f A r l i l f l l l A r In a move to tighten up credit. J I O I I j A U l f l l l v J It had been expected since last [ week when the c o m m e r c i a l The Seminole Band Parents banks raised their basic Interest Assn, started organizing for the rates to 3 per cent. year last night and planned In participate ln a pep rally Tues­ Alice Starts Act day at tha High SchooL HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — ginger Cheerleader* and majorettes Alice Lon, deposed "Champagne will perform at the rally at which Lady" of the Lawrence Welk or- lhe football squad will be introchcstra, is launching a new career duced by th* coachei.The pro­ of her own, she disclosed today, gram will begin at7:30 p. m. in The pretty vocalist said shs had the school auditorium, been rehearsing musical irrange-j .41 Case, president of the assonu-nts for her nightclub act ln elation, and Bandmaster Ernest which she will appear at tha Cowley welcomed members of th* Coconut Grove beginning Oct. 14. { group at last night's session and Before that she will headline an urged full participation in a mem­ act at a Scottsdale, Ariz. botal. bership drive for the year. The association will maet th* second Thursday of each month to plan the schedule, which will Include a trip to the Ft. Myers game. The annual birthday cal­ endar project will be continued also. Band Association Nehru Turns Down Soviet Mediation NEW DELHI (UP!) - Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru today in effect rejected Soviet media­ tion ln India's border dispute with Communist China. At hia monthly news confer­ ence, Nehru told newsmen he was against any suggestion of bigpower interference in the situa­ tion creatad by Red China's In­ trusions Into Indian territory. Today, Nehru said th* situation between India and China was "very serious" but added "obvi­ ously, w* want to avoid a show of forct" in settling the dispute. China has laid claim to about 33,000 square miles of Indian ter­ ritory ia a remote frontier area, where several border dashes oc­ curred recently between troops of th* two nations. Hurricane Brews; No Land Threat MIAMI (UPf) - The sixth trepical storm of the season grew suddenly into a hurricane today, but Us menace waa largely la nothing but empty ocean. Hurricane Flora, with top winds of barely 73 mllee per hour, was found by hurricane hunter planes. At noon it* renter was about 1,409 miles east of Bermuda, and th* storm was moving to the northeast at about 20 miles an hour. "Ships in th* vicinity of Hunt, cane Flora and particularly all small craft between the storm and the Azores should exercise cau­ tion," the Weather Bureau warned. The 73 mil* an hour winds ware Herlong Delayed clocked ln squalls close to th* Congressman l y d llerlong's center and gala winds ware found scheduled vult to Sanford Tues­ 150 miles to the northeast and lOd day has been cancelled due to miles to tha soulhwsac at the cas­ a heavy work schedule in Wash­ ter. ington, whore Congress Is trying Another threat appeared la a to finish this session's legisla­ |band of showers ln th* Gulf at tion. Ilcrlong was to appear here Mexico, reported Thursday as ■ ia kl* uiiUx atlka |"weak aaatarlg wav*.” A T ir � 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 10, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 10, 1959. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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