9 10 157 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/95ee29325364b202f6630f00c879da44.pdf 4955b9783e055f4762ab5ddbb75160fa PDF Text Text » W a lte r H a rris In Europe Post C a ll F A 2-1315 jt » i•. —i i p ',j Jjffi •'.v 1 1 1 M am a T a k a s C a r s O f Im m igration BUFFALO, N. Y. (UP!) -When Mrs. Salvators Pstiwaaggio » toraai to tar native America mors than flvt roars ago, stM v u able ta briaf hor ItaUao-bara bus- ir r WITH Qft, THERMOS lu n ch 2 for 77s soatast baa baaa torminatad, tad Mrs. Amsrtca loa« ago dlMsrdod ter swim suit for a bouts drsss. Offlciala of tte Mist Amortea Pageant frankly admit that they art looking for mors than beauty la fttlr Maas—oat wte eaa tour tte country making up to 10 npasebsa » day during tar ymr. long reign. Ones Mias America is crowned, nsat Saturday night, aha is barrsd Bom public apptsrancas la a swim suit, and tho pores she »*• sumaa fully dad for pbotograpte an closdy suponlaad. Twenty-five per eont ot tte fudgM* final deflates la based on tew girls look la bathing taka. Twsnty flvs per cent is on bow ttey look in evening gowns and tew poised they era over tte breakfast table. Tbs otter M per coat is talent— singing, dancing, painting, playing tte flute, recit- 2 fo rfi9 c ▲ FAREWELL GESTURE af APPRECIATION FOR PAST PATRONAGE M ajo r C rim e Listed Every 4 M inutes FREE WASHINGTON (U P!)-M urder, rapt or assault with latent to kill was committed every four mlnuloa in the United Status lu l year, tte FBI reported today. Tte FBI's statistical trims clock expressed In graphic terms tte tJ per eent rise In crime Inst year WINNIE OP lot DRAWING ON SEPT 12U WILL GET A "CHRIS CRAFT" POWER MODEL BOAT KIT Length 48* — REG. RET. 126.95 Na Pmrduoo Nor— ary — J^at Regiater Rack T t e Yaw Cm m Ta Tte Slara — Yo« Hit Nat Hava To Ba Pinasat Ta Wla. ovnr HOT. FBI Dimeter J. Edgar Hoover said as estimated 1.U M & very serious offenses oeeurmd la l*Sg— and increase of 111,427 aver 1107. P R IZ ES REG. $1.08 ---«------------------ 77C • CHESS • SHOPPING CENTER • FARM LOTTO • UNCLM WIGGLY REG. $2.00________________ $ 1 .4 7 • COOTIE • SCRABBLE • SHERIFF GAME REG. $2,98_______________ $ 1 .9 7 • BAT MA8TER80N • AROUND THE WORLD W EIGHTY DAYS WINNER OF M DRAWING ON SEPT. Mtk WILL GET A SCULPTURED CABLE M O D EL REG. a sse m b l y t u t .............. K IT S .....97c AFGHAN KIT — REG. $15.50 KR Contains 40 O n — Of 108% Virgin WadL WINNER OF THE DRAWING ON THE LAST DAY OF SALE GETS A "SCHWINN* BICYCLE REGULAR OIL PAINT BY NUMBER RETAIL ▼ALUB ■ -’v ? tf w . t■ f%»? p ■i»jT 1■ m an : • i ■ : • • • • • • • • FINGERING YARN WOOL • SPORT A SWEATER DYE LOTS • TARTAN SCOTCH FINGERING LIFE ON TH I RANG! NURSERY RHYMES OLD SOUTH HARVEST • FLOWERS GLOUCESTER SCENES CALIFORNIA DOMESTIC BIRDS AND MANY, MANY OTHERS Regular Retail Values $2.98 BUILDING FOR LEASE FIXTURES FOR SALE DISPLAY CASES, ADJUSTIBLB SHELVING. YARN BINS, It LINEAL FEET OF ADJU8TIBLR STEEL SHELVING (I ft. wide, 18 ta. tea* 8 er aay type tiara), NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. ADDING MACHINE, RIBBON MACHINE, SOFT DRINK COOLER AND RACKS. Na Baaana Me Off— Refused SA N FO R D ,FLA �% vou x u z D IM W in Established 1MB W EDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER t , 1 W » SANTORO, FLORIDA Man-Satellite Test Falls Of Goal, But Capsule Survive; *. -» , 'z4 r i . - ' . .’ w W k^ljLV; SANFORD T A LE N T staging « wentero iw ln g music ahow overseas wins congratulations fo r B/8g t A . W. GUlyard, right, from CoL J u m B w ry ftt Bitburg. Germany ftir base. The "Country Cntupa” t o r a n «h«ek fo r wianliig third honor* in tho IBM U SAFE U k n t contest. OUbrsrd's w ifo, th « daughter o f Mr. sad Mrs. Haggis Maaey o f Sanford, and E d d fe G u b * i and Dave Syrian are the other members o f the musical oryanisatka. Giliyard in the son o f Mrs. Maude GlUyard o f Sanford. UN Rushes Survey News Briefs Fighting Soil Bank To Close GAINUVILLX (UPI) - Thurs­ day Is the deadline far applications la participate la the lteo conserv­ ation reserve program eg the soil bank, the Fhirtda State Agricul­ tural Service Commission aaaotn UNITKD NAnONft, K. Y. (UPI) V. sUmrtties m M plans H U * ft U u to Laos by t h i s wsakmd Is investigate charges of as tavkataft by Cocaturn North Viet Nan. of m i Appraisal Sm Taesday by Dewlteg Ap■ratal Ca., Ca.. aaartoaar Rickard pratal Gormlry a n ynlanlay, lha Acid t*. by Frickrcks «UI ha ia •checks hay Carn lay said. U the esft lha ILeans. la sa­ te to tao Chair* tea ErMar sale. Dewlteg la stay ea la ■ Job Uroagb tei ittoga to help pratal iary, Krtier aaplataad. *23 Sanford Elks To Attend State Meeting Sunday Ualy, Japan and Tunisia, the nations designated as tavaatiga- Atom Pact Okayed tors by tbs Security Council, wen VIENNA (UPI) - The cabinet expected to asslfn members of la approved SB agreement be­ their UN delegation le look into tween Austria and the United States on the exchange of aid ift the sltustloo. This Laotian government sn- developing a to m te energy far _junced today la i. communique peaceful uees, it wee that Its troops bar* recaptured a Tuesday. post In Samnrus province. The communique said tbs post Oil Drilling Set was retaken as two rebel battal­ TALLAHASSEE (UF1) - T h e ions were reported In the region California Company of Samteu, In the same poeeioes. Tuesday It will soon start drilling The communique said also that for oil in Franklin County's St. several enemy groups wen sight­ George Sound. Tbs well site, more ed In Phoogtaly province as wtU than a quarter of n mil* oifsters, as in Samneua province. The two is not in the son# claimed by the provinces border on North Viet federal government Nam sod Communist OUna The United S t a t e * today Saved, Then Sold caught Imre sight plandsada.to NSW YORK 'IUI!1> .~ Shortly supplier lu^iealiiid ilo is'a h t greaIss, canteens, rtsel helmets with after police, volublean aid n g n sent*lives of the American Soci­ Uneri and mosquito a*la. ety of the Prevention ad Cruelty to Animals captured kin. Aure* Smith’s escaped monkey, her hus­ band, Edgar, announced the ani m*l was for sale. Smith laid te had just learned hla wife borrow­ ed money te buy R. India Now Accused By Red Chinese LONDON (UP1) — Communist Chins demanded today that India withdraw iu "trespassing" troop* from the ten*Ion-ridden border ■res that has been the seen* of armed clashes between the two countries in recent weeks. The demand was made tn a let tor from Communist Chinese Pre­ mier Chou En-lsi to Indian Prim* Minister Jawabarlal Nehru. It was dated Tuesday and taw cast by. Peiping today. India claims ths border area as H* territory and hat accused the Red Chinese of making incursions into it. Nehru sent Chou a tsltsr last March ZZ asking for Red Chins's views on the question, one of s senes of messages sent on the issue. It was the March 22 letter to which Chou replied. The Florid* But* Elks Associa­ t i o n will hold iu Fall Conference ™ U Leesburg Sunday and US Ban­ Or. Koor To End jo ni UU Lode* member* i Viva* plan to attend. Tenure Sundoy Coni arenee buainesa will be Congregational C h r l a t la n handled In the Leesburg Com­ Church paator Ur. J. Bernard munity Building, with Bute I’reBoot will preach hi* final sermon aident Charlea 1. Campbell prehere Sunday. Ur. Hoot, who has The Home Commute# of the been puitur of the Sanlord church Harry Anna Crippled Children's for 3b years end taught at Semin­ Home will meet at g p.m. Bstur- ole High School, will leave Tues­ M day in UwaUiia. Hapot la on the day to teach in the English Dept, Horns* operation and oa the at Piedmont College, Ca. The public is invited to an in­ Tiuat Fund will be given. Local Juik* Clun member* and formal reception to be given the wives who expect to attend the paator in the church fellowahip weekend comerenc* include Mr. hall, following the 11 a.m. askand Mr*. Dick Hopes, Mr. amt vice. The Ethel Hoot Circle la Mrs. William D. Harden, Hr. and sponsoring the reception. Mr*. W. O. Livingston, Hr. sad Mrs. Hubert Carutktrs, Mr. and Mr*. I’eta Bowertos, Mr. and Mr*, btephen Andreiko, Mr. and %Mr*. Edward Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Snyder, end Mr. and Mr*. A. P. Hahn. Attending the Sunday aCMkm will be Mr. and Mrs. James iiullehan, Bussell Spencer and Mi. and Mrs. Bernard Wol­ ford. ORLANDO (Uri) — A TeamUnion suit Is on file hero against the Florid* N*tlon*l Bank of Orlando which h*« re­ McDaniel To Be fused to release (3utf,000 te aAt Medic Meeting Teamster funds. Sanford City Physician Dr. • Tha suit, filed in federal court Thomas McDaniel will attend a Tuesday, ass* that the money be meeting of ths Florida Academy transferred to the Public Bank of of General Practice board af dir­ Detroit where it c*n draw Inte­ ector* In Jacksonville this week- ract. It also **k* I&W.0U0 te •oi. Mr*. McDaniel will accom­ damages from tbe bank. The action was filed te behalf pany, him. Dr. McDaniel la chair­ man of the Medical Economica of Detroit Local 2W. «l which and Insurance Committee of the Teamster boae Jtnunr Hoffm U Florida Academy. ^jytaidcat. /{V di*,r r*V;.C, ■ “ww' ^L. JAj t 'V Tew*>1 ftS w iS B w Recovery k Science Finds Cues To Noah's Flood Major Step In Program CAVE CANAVERAL, Plft. (UPI) -A teat medal af sateUlta which wU carry a into amice wi i of tte aatta’a nuts looked oa. The aula fall abort af Ms mark ted was recovared fnai tte sea. "If I kid ted my m R an,,I think I would kava gone this time," said Navy LL Cmdr. Alai ft. ftteperd Jr., eat of tte future specimen, fore R was knows that trouble tn the Atlas intercontinental alls caused the capsule to tell and hundred milts sheet of target. The National Space tho destroyer uas ati *d the fuMMl-ihapo4 cspeels aov•rsl hundred mile* north i f Bar- UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPt) — A Columbia \ University scientist offend evidence todiy which hft bnUfttrftn will support the story o f the grant flood described la tho Holy Bible. . According to the Bible, the great flood which Noah ■arrived by building the ark was caused by torrential rated which listed 40 days and 40 nights. Dr. Rhodea W. Fairbrtdg* said hla worldwide study o f aaa fossils over a 16-year-period and evidence fur­ nished by other scientists show that coastal arsaa te many lends were suddenly covered by vast expanses o f water. Fairbridge fixed the date at about 4,000 B.C. Thla la about the time that the floods mentioned te thn Bible, Buddhist writing and other chronicles took place. He did thla by charting the rise and fall of asa levels by ice agee and the shifting of oceen beds. Fairbridge discovered fossils that he was able to connect with particular Htnea te history when aea levels swelled and receded. Ha of them while skindiving o ff western At---------- H; i +-4*\ T h e sea level retched its highest pash about M M years ago,” 1m said te aa interview with United Fling ; international during tho International Oeeanogreghla Conference at the United Nations. T h e water rose gradually, tech i f tech thr e a p the centuries. Suddenly It eovwed thn eoactifna an i moved Inland,” rising about S00 feet above tend. Faltbridge said the great flood was n aaf because man waa unaware of the power o f the and unable to protect himself. T h e flood played a great part te i intelligent," Fairbridge said. "He had to thtek *r g » under water. And in later years men te other m u m had to fiad maaas af aovtriag himself or alan f m n to death.” President Faces Mediator Calls 57-Day Old Steel Second Round Veto was spotted by a aharp-oyad crow Talks 'Oddest Kind Of Bargaining' of a Navy pstnl piano aftsr the •ad of Us ahortasd flight Of Works B ill Tho talaailo was find st 1:11 af both parti**, tta to IS NEW YORK (U PD - Tho #M» Urn IH-foot-tag a. m. sod tho capsule waa alghtad WASHINGTON (U P I)- Praal- ernmant’s chief mediator, Joseph They havn said they are right each to lha aater at S:30 a. m. Tha apse* agaocy dast Elsenhower today faced tho F. Finnegan, said today thn noWay atari- ffnipf*itf» to tietoi said a quick look at ths data ladi- proteam of whether to veto a new foliations in tho 17-dayoldsteel estad all ayitama wllhla Urn cap"It serUinly |§ lha eddaet kind cal works appropriations bill strike are "the oddestkind el aula—which will om day boost e at bargaining T n a m mm * ideal!ei! to s pravloo# bargaining” he tad.otter assn. ipacu travalar—parformod aa pUaFinnegan mad* this comment yen can tafi R that,” to said. ha rejected. Negotiators frees both sides ro­ Republican Leader Mv when asked about President Eis­ Menu to btoh IB* trouhls cam* the two crett H. D(risen predicted Elten enhower's criticism that "halfte Bl w h i war’s criticism will return* Thursday, bower might veto the a*rood bUL hearted b a r g a i n i n g te net Mostly after gtotiog ths tetters. ill senIsewes‘a tetter VANDEKBUG AFE, Cslg. Other logialalort b e l i e v e d ho enough," and hla demand that the David J. McDonald, president to reel teetolea to tha Taft-Hartley •i the United Steelworkers Union fir­ Act, whtab (UN) - Ths Arm Industry and union begin " t sign U but freeae funds t e * la a n ed off a reply Mating that lha unta aa injunction toady Atlas — America’* live, uninterrupted, good • projects he opposed. ‘ la t a caU trying to 4a just what the , ■Mate approved vod the ths U.teV bargaining." » i*W nstoi. Bad to anU ton lha Facia* ksday Ytenegan, hiked H to I ^U fitaJay alghft gad mat ton "havs aiLbea fH|M at as operaetael R to tte White House by * Vote Us* prarkuM’s tetters to n was ike rl toe authority to that fadarti Jaw af Tt-li. Tha House had passed rides urging action weald Miottate, except on the basis to ilrod by a Strategic i the measure by ■ thumping lei «8 up th* negotiation!, said: "Sometimes R Jars people loo** complete denial to mv Injustice to margin. In each use. the veto waa from their idea*—but only tf they tha steelworkers more than tbe twe-thlrdg ateta- want to. In order word*, only if R. Conrad Cooper, chief industry outside engines of the Atlas failed sary to ovsrride ■ prsaldantlal ve­ they want te bargain and com­ negotiator, charged that th* only settlement the union has made promise." to separate. This added weight re­ to. Asked if be 'agreed with Use possible so far would ha a "sur­ Tbe second bill cantata fui duced tho planned altitude and vel­ for all r? ntw projects which president’* atatemtnt regarding render to . . . pressures lor an in­ ocity. Tho dramatic recovery turned prompted Elsenhower to reject "half-hearted bargaining." be said flationary agreement." Perry Quits Post the teat late a partial success. Th* th* first version. But M trims all "It happens to be conalaiaot with "We do not believe such a aatUemint la desired by toe President, i ALLa HaoBEE (UPi) - John ■pact agency waa pleated with the th* projects la thn bill by IVk per by the American peoplt, or by the cent. Perry, an administrative sulaUnt performance of tho captula. steelworkers Usamas! maelvas" Cooper Elsenhower contends the $1 new to Gov. LeKoy Collins, will stap U said booster rriro-roculs used down Sept. IS to go to work lor to inaure risen separation of tea starts eventually would cost too LITTLE BOCK, A lt (UPI) • The top-level negotiators today s private organliailou la Wow' capsule modal and the mlaail* br­ million dollars to complain. Tha Democratic leadership ap­ NEW YORK (UPI) — Stock worked te complete the prepare FBI axperte joined Utile Bock p * York. Perry, lormor reporter lor ed te programmed. The nitrogen Uc* today In a search ter bomte at 1 p. m.; the Tampa Tribune anJ the St. control jet* around tha cfptule'a parently., was convinced R had. the prices Tf •re while the Chamber to Gawte American T A T votes this time to override any Petersburg Times, enaouaced Mi base pivoted tha blunt end of the MU mere# stepped up efforts te pate model down Into proper position veto of tha measure, which would American Tobacco roalsuatioa Tuesday. Mb liciae a reward for porsoat wfet for descent. Date from tha capsule provide fundi for flood oontroi Bethlehem Steel touched off throe oxptorioni Man 1714 w m received at tha Atlantic mis- and rivers and harbors project* C A O . Cold Front Starts UK day sight Chrysler In tho current fiscal year. rite rang*, Grand Turk Isle, An­ A board cold trout swept down Z8H Two Federal Bunea to InvestlCurllas-Wrlght from the Rockies today, Bringing tigua and on recovery ships. ..................23®14 gallon laboratory men started DuPont a touch of frost to Mootaua and "The fact that tha capsule sur­ checking th* bleat teen** Tues­ Eastman Kodak Everyone connected with or In­ day hi bops, to finding evidence threatening to crack tho East’s vived the severe re-entry healing II Ford Motor condition# | * considered a major In water sports la invited that might lead to tha taptare to latt-aummer hot. spell. Ths treat 7714 tonated General Eteelrlo te attend th* water safety forum whomever rot tea exploateoa, moved loto tho western Dakotas step forward te determtelng the 33* General Motors and Nebraska before dawn, drop­ adequacy of the Mercury beat prw 32 spenaored by th* Red Cross chap­ Na arrests have been mads. Inti. T A T ter at • p. m. Thursday at tha ping temperatures 30 to 30 de­ lection," the announcement said. Gov. Orval Faitbue described 47* liortllanl Civic Center. gree# from readings of M hours Shepard. 13, teamed be might lot the bombings aa "sickening l'enney .. havn been a goner if he had riddan Boh Zubrod, Nation*! Red Cross deplorable" and said ha h earlier. ltttt Justice ot th* Pence Hugh Dun­ i’enn HR the capsule. But If he was shaken Aquatic Planner, will be guest they would not be repeated47 V k nears Roebuck can has been elected to U se board by tho failure of lb* rocket boost­ Keus iiuy Displays 11>* speaker. Public olliciala, faculty The explosions recked throe of directors of th* State Associa­ ntudeoakcr memoere, swimming pool owners, arate sections to LiUla Rock n ■uujt_urt tuPii—-oovtet auuwr- er, eccording to his oiltcul spokes­ tion of Justice# el tho Pasco and U. b. Steel 104 « man, he didn't show it. ooat owners, lakeuual resident* lUea Tuesday agreed to purenam •71* Constables. in n 31-minute period Monday. Wcstiaghous* El. and any otners art urged to near Una damaged an office to th* Lit­ some of the items displayed at the Wnat did Lfta•Astronaut, who has Duncan waa named to the l i ­ a wife and tAo young daughters, lb* discussion of how to reduce wa­ tle Rock Reboot Board. Another American Exhibition, including a do afterward?" man board at the association's ter accidents and drowning!. coffee maker, television sets, re­ shattered part to a building where Jacksonville convention Sept 1-3. lie got snout three hours' sleep, 'lha instructors of toe water City Mayua Werner C. Kooop hag frigerators, aloves, business ma- uicu Constable Melvin WUU af Urtendo gut u u us Fills jet plane ana aateiy program in to* counly wui oiucea w toe construction turn to cnines and a plastic cup making oack some te Virginia ticacn, was elected president. ue ■»*•«* at n uuruetu* at * p. m. wuten be ta president, 'i'ba toird maemne. An exhibition spokesman new Civil and criminal court ser­ Vn. suihMiy at uas u yiau u said no presumed the good* would u>uuy uesuwsvd a c!<y-ownad atavice improvement* wore dtacua*uoute us Gut. J. U. Gregory. be studied with so eye to duplicat­ turn wagon 'used by Fire Chtef eu at tne convention. During tn* sue nea Gross urgsuito .ua la ing them. coming year, justice* of the WAHHINUTUN (UPI)—Presi­ spousor^ng toe party tor toe to- Gann nancy. Unions Turn Down peace will try te Inform Us* dent Llaennuwer’a radio-lateviawn structure woo are unpaid vinun- No wa was Injured la tha Meets wnicu were neuevod to have keen Church Meeting Set public oo what their Court* do, address to the nation Tnursaay Duncan said, ‘inis la the trrnnai nignt la expected to set Ins acage totra in to* waver »*.evy program. dynamite, Residents of Ultl* Venice, Loch Contract Offer ina a HI agents were mot la Arbor and Ravenna Park areas CHICAGO luFij—rwo striking closest to th* people and la th* tur neat week's vuit of bovMt Pre­ LUUe Rock on toe request ut pe­ interested in (arming a Baptist union* Tuesday rejected a new court ut mat resorts, he explains. mier Nikita Kliriuncnev, Britons Fay Tribute nce, a spokesman (or to* Jusuce The cuurt handles over K>0 Church are urged to attend a contract otter by bwilt A Co. to Administration oilkiala said th* Department in Washington said, compialnu and Uta and process­ president probably would explain To Kay Kendall As meeting at TtU p. m. Thursday end a live-day-old walkout. Meanwotie, the Lillie Bock Spokesmen lor th* United Pack­ es over mo criminal cites per the reasons fair hla invitation to at ths Laka Mary Baptist Church. inghouse Worker* and the Amal­ month. Tola lightens the ta d on Khrushchev and caution against Cancer Fund Grows Chamber to Commarce rushed ta publicise a 923,000 reward for in­ gamated Meat Cullers and Uutch- higher courts. . expecting any dramatic develop­ LONDON (U P I)- Kay Kendall, formation leading te the arreak •r Workman called the proposal ment* or sudden solutions of cold the actress wife to star Rex Hxr- and coavlcUaa to tea bomb toe*"full of bugs" and "loaded with war problem*. rlaon, waa burled today In a part County R ules O u t gimmicks.1* U also was considered likely to Hampstead churchyard known Federal mediators said the Iwo that Elsenhower would request aa "Actosna Corner." side* would met again today in San d -C lay Paving th* Ame.ican people to receive Miss Kendall, 22, died Sunday an effort to end the strike by Sand-clay baas type pavements G as T a x H ike G e ts Khrushchev politely and correctly from leukemia. 17,000 workers in 34 cities across may not be used to pave roads aa befits a visiting bead of state, Hundreds of wreaths wan piled the country. In th* county system, the coun­ no matter bow strong their antip­ up to the graveside by the 12th Fin a l Approval ty commission decided yesterday. athies u tbe ay*t*m be repre­ Century village church of SL WASHINGTON (UPI) - J Holla seeks t* have tha funds When reads are bulk to tow House gave fl sents. John-at-Hampatead, a North Urntransferred in compliance with No Action Slated grade pavement to places when doe suburb* a p p r o v a l today ie a order Issued test week by the lb* water table 1* Ugh the water Harrison, who knew hla wife boost kt gasoil union's court-appointed monitors. On Volusia Judge level may rtee and weaken the Strike Closes waa aulfaring from an incurable OcL L road base, causing th* road to Bank ITesident O, I’. HowlU disease when be married her four The bUl now teas te tea While TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - No go to pieces, said County K » has refused to release the funds Detroit Papers yean ago, had plaaded "no flow- House. Lawmakers to both parties ■ action U scheduled against Volusia ginaer Robert Davis. until the union settle* a del DETROIT (UPI) - DetreR wi# are. Send your money Instead te said President Elsenhower was quent gd30,(M>0 account that la In County Juvenile Judge Mai Masswithout a dally newspaper today. a cancer fund." But tha theater certain ta alga R tela law. target of unspecified comconnection with an ill-fated Flo­ feller, The measure temporarily raise* plaints on lha conduct of hla of­ Band Group T o Meet A strike in one printing plant shut world Ignored hla request. rida Teamster bousing project, fice. The Aral meeting to th* school down all three metropolitan dail­ The cancer r e s e a r c h tend, la tear cents tea present tore* • The Sun Volley project, a 2,MO Gov, LeRey Collins held a 30- year for Uw Band Parents As m . ies. meanwhile, reported that contri­ cent n gaUoa federal tax an jga» v l H acre housing development origi­ mlnuto conference with Masafelter will he bald at g:20 p. m. to­ Pressmen s t a g e d a wildcat butions war# pouring te for the din* and dtoeto fuels. The higher nally planned aa a community for here Tuesday. After the confer- morrow in the- Seminole High strike at the Detroit News early specially Instituted Kay Kendall levy would remain te fane II ; retired union members, failed la *00* Collin* said "1 do not feel School Cafeteria. A covered dish Tuesday In protest over th* pap­ Memorial Fund, launched te co­ months untU July L 1241 the wake of mail order and finan­ that further censure or action by supper will be served before the er’s orders conwrrnlng a Labor operation with the Variety Club bring In almost one billioo dollars cial irregularities. ergaoueuuoto to Britain te aid aancer research. la adrtlitato aavs— this office will be It* edition. ■ v riT ja rra a $25*000 Reward Offered In Bombing At Little Rock | 1 p. m. Stocks Red Cross Urges Forum Attendance Duncan Elected By State Group Ike To Outline His Reasons For Visit Teamsters Sue Orlando Bank For Fund Transfer i �f tossy L E S m fin fS m iu n , tu rn - m mTr.r./rV'f Bmy Am eSM ne irvMVI iBllwfii and iMilin*, MNM iittm la etfy i gnat lri*od*blp." Dttcrlblag the romance atorWa as MdUag but "fairy me#," Q ittlit * M il MI || S J L S t ’S r - f - ' K J S Callsi. But 1 k m it tu .n u r ImagiiutUen w how coold I Mt* CR EA M K fff Arm toft, H u i n t F . E. Cooper, Jaek Caolo, Deany MeFariis, Steve Banka. Robert Burabty, Lloyd Edwards, Tommy Lemb, Ken white, Mike Bowes, Mike Hendry, Cherlee Pollard, Jimmy Morris. (Navy Photo) bpi/i•* AC’-i jMr .. n io ir ^ Arkansas Melon Cutting Starts Miss America Fun ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (W l> fl/ty-toor Americas beettbaa aaak (hair teeth late »Ueea o< Arkansas watarmeloe today to aet off tb* aasaal Christmas la feptsmber aaahaaia W gifts at the Miss Amarisa pageant. Mias Arkansas, ihm M U le■asm Jaehaen, si Narth Uttls leak, had lAoa pounds at jumbo Suits provided svary gtrl with e apodal bib sod aalt sad am or to asaaae tits malsea, dasatad by Uw Hops. Ark. Junior Chambsr of Commerce. Tbls bunt o( aoutbern gsssrooUy lauschsd as tsatuaia si gifts so esteoeive that many al (ho M coetooUnU an llkaly to have hsavy tnight bills by (ho lima they got home. Lagol N o tica Th« M a r i o f m b it* lo»trooUoi» tor aoBlnolo Cauntjr, Florida, wilt raoolro blS> far Ibo furnlthlpte of all labor, matarlala, o q t l p o i i i and ■orvlooa ronulrod for lb* ••ntiruc* tloa o f ili a Addition* to Itooon* waiS Kltmtntary School: m » Ad* dltlooo lu Mid w ar Blamantary School an dJM S ASdlllona to Laho K a n Bahaol (eoaalitlng o f Utroa (1) rafciorlum bultoln**, two IS) admlnlatrotloa building*. two IS) llhrarUa. tw aair.fou r l i t ) *!*»»• ■mobio »*4 id M a atoras*' «*•.» w R k * r » . J»a». ml • tom* SdbOol *JtAuUliUUtiUou ■ o OSIra. floeuM reU l Avcaao, Ban* “ JUPIR RIGHT* LEAN MEATY 1'rom Ml»a Indiana. Barbara Kumotsr, - * sI * * Valparaiso, •*- « **• then ••< FOR COOKING & SALADS A ft P MazolaOils&53‘ Regular PUlibury Plain or Self R iling Scheduled now IONA SLICED OR HALVES H irtke In Hospital GOLDEN Peaches 2^49* Ivory Liquid 39c i2e OFF 3^69* Tomatoes 2^35* Regular Bin CAMAY FRESH ITALIAN th rough Prunes 2u*25( r h ealth BY DU. F. LEO KERW1N • FRESH TOKAY * “Soralnole County's Only Newspaper" ■ substituted fo r the devils, and the pain killing drugs have lesasned the effect of their work. Yet very Uttle . . . I ---u ------V - v -* _ hcudsohM. Through Chirop r e c t i c adjustments the cause of headache* Is found and removed resulting in complete recovery in most cases, even to the supposedly Incurable migraine t y p e . lU v® y °ur Chiropractor help Nsbiscw tu ts C ro ck e rs u t o m a t o os. 25c ademtlfle Chiropractic, written by Dr. r . Lee Kerwtn whose office le Mealed at SOI a French A v t - ■ • - 5 - 4 9 * eti os. C h u n k T u n a 30c Tow el* Oea of a esrise e l articles published in the public inter* git to expUln end Illustrate TENDER SWEET Chkhta al the Sss 2* OH .\orthent (he practice e f ANN PAGE SOUP Headache is a Symptom Juik e few centuries ego it wss believed hradscheo were oeuaed by little devils prod* In* the brntu with forks, end the treatment conaUted o f driving them out. In this generation thero has been a groat deal of theory LADY BETTY PRUNE FIRM RIPE Although it has man UUa half tbs world's population, Alla pot* ooaoas loss than n third al Its treble lsad. North America, with T4 par coot of lbs population, hsa about 20 par cant of Uto watId’s auIUvstsd area. h a p p in e s s Buffo J U IC E 5- 491 of Columbus, Tuesday Right. Ttaay disod os Blot mignoe from the boot slats. WUcooalo's coolrtbutton was cheew, pnuntod by Mary foe of Shoboygan. Canned muabrooms won ftivan by MUa I’enniylvanla Lola J. riarcy, o( Sprisgflald. WASHINGTON (UPl) - San. Vance Uartka (D-lml.) ha* been hoaplutiaed for treatment of an Intestinal disorder, bis office 41a* closed Monday. HU condition U not regarded aa serious, G R A P E F R U IT 2/37c GOLDEN RIPE Tomatoes Lb. Can �"Tv ■■ ■m Church Calendar . WEDNESDAY n * CYr «r Flnt Christian Gutrcfc. Meets at Um church 1:30 ’Rabette In Ceremony At The maid of honor wore a Miss Amy Louise Babette, daughter of Mrs. Eoaice B. Ra- stm t length dress of pale yellow belts, of Sanford and the late. organdy with matching overskirt, Charles V. Babette, aad Robert Edward White Jr., too of Mr. aad Mrs. R. E. White Sr.. San­ ford. were married Saturday September S at 7 : » p. m. at the p. m. The Friendship Gaia mt«ta it bite acresaories aad a lavender moay. a reception was held at rchid corsage. the home of the bride's mother Immediately following the cere- with the pareata of the newlyweds assisting la the receiving line aad ■ I ■ ■ entertaining. After ■ short wedding trip to the Kait Lo.it the couple will reside on Ukeview Dr. in Sanford. The bride, bora and reared in the been* at Sin. Wahatta Ramey for « meeting and awlm. Clrclo No. to of WSCS of rint Matbodlit Churrh meets with Mr*, r . L Ley Jr., til Elm Art., 8 p . m. Piaocrost Baptist Church §. I otOctro and teacher* meetlni T p. a*. Piaecrait Baptist Churrh Busiaesa meetlaf, followed by prayer meeting I p. m. Circle No. 8 of -First Fresbyteriaa Churrh meets 10 a. m. it the home of Mrs. J. B. Baker, 721 Pluaoia Drive. Sealer High Choir meet* for sup­ per aad rehearsal at 0 p. ai. Mid­ week Bible hour T p. m. tr u r b u a y Tips On Care O f Tile Floors qucntly present a tough cleaningup problem. To restore tbo lost lustre and original beauty of tile floora ta outdoor locations try using «n asphat til* cleaner — the same one manufactured for use on kit­ chen floors. Afterwards, frequent hosing or soap-aad-water scrub­ bing will help keep normal dust •ad dirt ta check. Use a coat of past# wax on hard­ wood floors after tho application Duka Schlrard, ana of Mr. and Mr*. John 8. Schlrard Jr.. Loch of a good floor cleaner. Tbs paste Arbor, will continue hit education wax will require occasion*! buffing at the Unlveraity of Florida, ta to renew gloss, but It's tough fin­ ish will hold up under all tha Gainesville, thia fall. While ta high school, he was a punishment U gets from youngMR. AND MRS. R. E. WHITE JR. sten travels la aad out-of-doors. ember of Um laUa club, glee (Photo by Raymond Studio) ub, double quartet aad played For those who shudder at the center on the Seminole High School thought of arduous buffing, try football aquad the entire four one of the new liquid past* waxes yesra. Ha waa (elected aa all now on tbo market. It applies and (Orange Balt) conference center, buffs much mora easily than standard paste waxes. Occasional durtaf his senior year. HU favorite subjects were phys­ wising with a solvent-type clean­ ics and chemistry and hU favorite ing wax will remove surface grime eporta are fUbtag. hunting and wa­ and replace the top layer of wax. ter akllng. Duka has tried his hand When youngster's "rock-'n-foiat a number of Jobs thU sumler" white kid shoes and saddle par Including working ta tbo citoxfords begin to show their ago, us groves, with a survey crew and (Famished as a public service by oped with Heart Fund aid. It is try a good brand of floor cleaning driving a supply truck. the Florida Heart AssocUUm ) usually given ta conjunction with wax on them before adding mocw Ha has recently returned from polish. It cleani thoroughly aad High on the ‘most wanted" 1UU other drugs to soothe the nervous eliminates the powdery remstas a three week vocation with hU system and dilate blood vessels. parents and brother. They visited of medical science stands the Precisely-evaluated dosage is vi­ of earlier applications of while relative* aod many Interesting cause of high blood pressure, a tal; reserpine, for instance, can shoe polish. It's also eicallent tourist attractions ta Naw York, major source of disability and depress certain patients and vir­ for cleaning navy, red aad sther WillUraiburg, Va., Washington, D. death across the state and nation, tually all of the hypertensive medi­ kid or calf shoes. C. Sault St*. Marie and Canada. cations are “ handle •with • care" They spent several days at Camp the Florida Heart Assn. says. itema. However, they serve a use­ An unusual topping for hot Hypertension, as the doctors Angjigni, in Ontario, ful purpose. know it, U oden tha real villain High blood pressure is probably dogs combines crushed pineapple behind such serious Illnesses as a major reason why the incidence with raisins. Spread on. frank­ strokes, heart failure, coronary at­ of serious heart disease reaches furter* that have been lessoned tacks and even kidney malfunc­ steadily into the younger age with a thin layer of prepared tion. groups. Aging itself is not a a us, mustard. Your heart pumps blood from of hypertension, which seems to great arteries to smill arteries to run in families. To the extent that the liny arterioles and capillaries, It does, the tendency towards the last stop in the channels of yoor kinds of heart disease brought on circulation before the blood starts by hypertension may be considered returning to your heart through the hereditary. veins. Although nobody has nailed down As in any pumping system, it the specific cause—or causes — travels under varying pressures. of thl> ailment, researchers kave Constriction of the arterioles known for a long tima that it Is makes the heart pump harder- more likely to appear ta aggres­ just as tightening the noxxle of a sive. Intense people. Animals, garden hose heightens the pres­ which get other heart and artery sure of water behind it. (rouble, don't got hypertension at Your blood pressure also la af- all. Reaction (o stress is one ol the -fectrd. by the stickiness and vol­ ;yesibUltics under study. Ironical­ ume of yuur blood and the output ly, a major part of tho treatment of your heart. Your adrenal glands for hypertetuioa is the doctor’* can raise your blood presure very order to live moderately and tran­ quickly by rushing "shock troops" quilly— a regime which can be DUKE SCHIRARD Into your bloodstream. Pear can quite difficult for tha hypertensive. make your blood pressure zoom. So can exercise. So, over a long period, can a high-salt diet, for Duplicate Bridge soma people. Under normal conditions, the heart must be strong and the blood Meets Thursday vessels elastic for each to do its The Benford Duplicate Bridge part in sending the blood through Club will resume their sessions tha system. When the blood vei- Thursday at tha Community Cen­ seis become more rigid the heart ter 18th and Magnolia Av*. must work harder. U a crisis oc­ There will be an Individual game curs, it can happen at any of seve­ and starting time la g p.m. ITS COTTON, but It’s ral places in the body, but it will called "everglaze minibe the weakest link in the circu­ I Poll-Parrot latory chain. Velveteen and corduroy are care." Little girls are com­ Modern medicine has a number strong for day and evening for fortable in its lace-edgrd of affective drugs to combat tha high-school and college (iris. Both bib front, black bow waist effects of hypertension. Among fabrica are shown In neutral accent and new sleeves. them Is reserpine, medically devcl- shades, black and bright colors. Student Will Enter U . F. « Hypertension, Yillian Of Heart Ailments f THE BOYS* COTTAGE ta the most recent addition to the buildings o f the Florida Methodist Children’s Home, Enterprise. The cottage win hou»« 12 boys ranging in age from 10 to 12 and their hotiae mother. It was built at an approximate coat of $56,000. Donors were Mr. end Mr*. A. A. Oeteen of Pompano Bench, J. B. Fraser and Sons of Ft. Lauderdale end the late Henry Schuler o f DeLand and John Inman of the Cleveland Electric Co. of Jacksonville who donated the entire electrical contract which was $4,500. Odell Duggar o f DeLand was the general contractor. A formal opening will ba held soon, (Photo by Cox) WSCS Circle 6 Meets Monday The efflrlal Board cabinet of the First Christian Church will Circle No. g of Ih# WSCS of meet at 7:30 p. m. at the parsonFirst Methodist Church mat at age. the home of Mrs. Brodle Williams, FRIDAY Oak Are. Monday at S p.m. with the chairman Mrs. Q. B. Hudson presiding. , Mrs. C. J. Meriwether present­ ed the devotional and Mrs. E. C. Williams gave the ‘ lesson study on the Gospel of Luke. It was an­ nounced that United Netiona Day will be observed at the Church Oct. 22 and the prayer group for shut-ins will meet with Mre. W. S. Thornton this week. Circle right will be hosteia ta the M.Y.F. for suppar this Sun­ day. The meeting was closed by singing "Blest be the Tie That Binds". Mrs. T. C. O'Staen was a guest aad members attending ware Mrs. K. C. Williams, Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. J. A. Calhoun,. Mrs. Marlwslher, Mrs. Harold MeThe Friendship League of the Alexander, Mrs. Harry Brown, Congregational Christian Church Mrs. Clark Leonardy and the hostess. will launch their fall aeUvlUts with a plastic party at 1:M p. m. Monday at the Fellowship Hall of If too much sunburn has put Um Church, 24th and Park Ava. your appetite on the blink—drink Tha public la Invited to attend. egg-nogs, suggests Um U. 8. De­ Hostesses will servo refreshments. partment of Agriculture. Church League Plans Party Help For The New Homemaker H.D. County Council Has Business Session: Tbs Executive Board of the MU* Wilson announced that fee Seminole county Home Demon- Council pitas soma very tatsrari itratloa Council met with Miu ing program!. Dr. Kobart L. Rdf* dish, "Xtcoslon speclilllt at the Myrtle Wilson, Home Demonstra­ University scheduled u o im w j of n Florida. r w x u , Is m n w enm tion Agent, in her office In the to giro a demonstration e« n d t Courthouse on Friday at 1:30 p. m. carving and proper sharpening^ Those attending were; Mr*. knives. Julian S. Moorr. also l a George H. Otto, Sr., President, extension specialist treat the Uni­ Lengwood; Mrs. E. L. Fulford, versity of Florida, will give a talk Geneva; Mrs. Hal Harris*, San­ on poultry. ford; Mrs. L. E, Lecpcr, San­ ford; Mrs. Carl Mote, Lake Miry; Council holds four moetiags •‘ pear Mra. 8. E. Norwood. Elder Ih* third Thursdays af-JOBMYe Springs; Mrs. E. C. Shaw, Geno­ April, Juno and October. All aaaaava; and Mra. J. W. Yarborough, ben of local clubs are maashsra Geneva. of tho County Couacfl. A nominating committee was ap­ pointed for election of officers for the coming year. Mrs. L. E. Leeper is chairman, and the follow­ ing members wlU serve with her: Mrs. J. B. Andrews, lake Mon­ roe; Mrs. David Fauver, Elder Springs; Mr*. Milton Ladd, CentYa; Mrs. Percy Mercer,- Lake Mary and Mrs. Hobcrt Williams, Sanford. A rummage aale will be held Saturday September 1*. Members arc aaked to bo at tho Home Dem­ onstration Center al 0:00 a. m. Lo­ cation of tho sale is not yet deftnlte. Itema particularly saleable art china, Jewelry, men's clothing and ladles dresses, especially lar­ ger ailed garments. Council members agreed to have their clubs aerva birthday cakes to the USO eaeh month inasmuch as the boys aeem to enjoy this little attention. Tha Geneva Club volunteered to servo tho cakt ta September. Wax Furhiture Before Storing •oumw atari housekeeping la small quarters. Be­ ad that assay young people are getting married bool, income often is load' ;uate to start them off sped modern home. As a rceult, tho vounf home- I that her Biol home will not hove •umcirnt etoraso y whoa it ooaeoo to tho storage of dishes and (lass­ ie at • pcomium. inexpensive shelvro can bo utill of rood dishes and glassware, provided the china i protected. Tho use of transparent so ran 81m has made possible lls m o f, under the oink aad aa top shelves, which arc not too aorcseihls foe every day woe. can he utilised for vasss. piichsre and itsms that are bulky aad are used only occasionally. Gleesea may he wrapped la aeraa individually or covered hi a group. All ptetea of Um u m sis* may be wrapped together. They ere dearly visible aaeaaoa ei Ih* transparency of the wrap, yet protected free* duet aad greasy also. Even though a young bride may hsva adequate storage spare In not cupboards, the wrapping of seldom used pieces of china and glaan with transposes! Illa will save her time and effort Are you getting ready ta store awsy your summer, beach or pa­ tio furniture? If io, here’e good news if It's made of wood, alum­ inum or mots!. Experiments by Beacon Wax Company's chemists show that an application of self-polishing floor wax will save this kind of furniture from many of the usual winter storage problems. Wax protection will sipp_d(rt and dust penetration. Dampness from basement or garage sloraglog, likewise, will settle only on top of the wax where it will do no harm. Just a damp doth Is all that will be needed to renew wax pro­ tected furniture when summer rolls along. This wax’s protection also serves to retard the pitting of aluminum. Get The Foist? For safety's sake, pass sharp objects to otheri with tho handle first—never toss them. Tbw jOI JCcUI'a ... BETTER CLEANING at LOWER PRICES Quay'A "Where Quality Is Higher Than Price" PANTS and PLAIN SKIRTS............. (Caoh aad Carry) HALL S DRY CLEANERS 110 East 2nd Street . SANFORD Whatavar your plana for fall, our sportswear la designed to fit ini Color­ ful, beautiful, versatile I Mix or match them, but, don't fail to ao them. $ 3.98 PRICES FROM SUITS and PLAIN DRESSES . . . . Good Shoes m ein igood posture for your child! EXCITING FASHIONS FOR WORK AND PLAY Phone FA 2-3192 'Featuring Fashions A Footwear For Tha Family" C a SIS E. 1st M w t i r i 'A Chunday �You SOME <UPI>—laciU Benwen agreod todoy tU t l* t m IUbI could keep (U throo «WJdrM of ttotr broke* montage lor anther month. BnoooUhU prom BETTER MEALS START HEREL Bergman eeoly addmood U r for* met Uobaad at "Mr. lnealllil f* Coart Marc* aril thU get aador Koooeflint'* ihia ao M tk that at one point U loot hlo temper and snapped at hot: "Stop It Call ma Roberto.’* Todiv't ttm iw iW Too May Discover The Fabulous w r o A C fttn tfil loft unsettled tU quoatlaa af who will gat final mated? af tU chtl* dron — 9-year-aid Roborttno and the 7-rear-old twine, leaUQa and Isotta. Entry A t D uity Boots Riding Chib Rodeo Events 12Cowpokes Win Dusty Boots Honors fisted Map hp pa r»I as ssa ef Ma te mast wanted erlmkuls. Bum, U, tattaood and greylag lw Uaa tea msbjeet af • —item g ift maahaat atom Jelr • whan • raetCteateg Caudian m t e ware robbed oa a beseh at Old Orchard, Mates, and the husband ■Ut without provocation. J S J 7 ,*,MSUS,«ST S 2 TALLAHASSEE (DPI) - TU U tateaa. Ha ate* la said to U Cabinet yesterday refined to ap­ lead of cards, eUeUrs, dominoes prove several proposed salary oad haadUtt. la tea past ho has merited aa • mechanic, acrvlce raises but granted a batch of ntattea eUaadaat, earpaater, band; others. Mil dWrlbuter, htmWrJack and And In refusing at this time to teal gad dte makar. take action oa a salary tacraan HU owtetaadteg phydesl char- for State Plant Commissioner W. actestetka an tatteasi 00 both fore•ma. The oat oa tha left foa- 0 . Cowperthwalte, Gov. leHoy Collins criticised the legislature for its salary policies. uet* for citrus pact oil, including an anti-knock additive for gaso­ line, controlling fungus growth on the human body and killing dan­ druff. Legal Notice the froaaod pig. Winner* la other evrnt* wore Junior Lea, wbooo a.| second* Ume took first la the etlf roping contest; Clyde Mckenoa who won the “ pick-up"; Bob Copeland who was top* In Iho saddle scramble; Ronnie Brooks who won the dag race, and C. li. Knight wU tew­ ed up the second calf roping eo* test with a 31.3 second time. Work stock harm winners were Spencer Hardin, first; A. J. Paulk, second; Bob Copelsnd, third. Tournament riling leaders Tha legislature 4 Id not set a were Ed Yarborough, first; and salary fur Cowperlhwalte as K Bill Sluimlre, second. did In many other Instances. In two eases where salaries were set, Collins vetoed them, and the Cabinet gave rataea to Penal Di­ rector II. G. Cochran Jr., and State Eortiter C. H. CouUar.. Sen. Koha Bawls, Marianna, re­ cently won a circuit court ruling which prohibited tha comptroller Square dancing and ballroom from paying the salary raises. dancing lessons art scheduled to Colllna said Cowperthwalte'a atari at tha Civic Canter within the case put the cabinet te "an awk­ neat few weeks under Sanford Rec­ ward position." reation Dept, auspteea. He said Rawls had told him A beginners’ square dancing that the legislature did not set data will start neat Wednesday at the plant commissioner's salary 7 p. m. Veteran equara-dancer Joe because It hoped the esblnet Curite will be the caller. The pramwould grant him a raise. He cnadteg will be oa the patio it pointed out the difference be­ weather permits. tween that action, and Rawls’ Adults and teenagers will have chillroge of hla veto of tha other free ballroom dancing laisona two salaries. available starting Sept » . Teen­ Collins pointed out that Judgs age leasoue will be trim • :» to I Hugh Taylor bad ruled the te- p. m., when adult lessons will start craiM of Cochran’s and Coulter’s AO steps, from the two-step to the pay would decrease the amount of Cha-Cha will be taught by Howard money available te the two de­ Milligan, who gave the Instruction partments for other salaries. last year. Tha course is limited to But Bill Hendrix, builnen 20 couples. manager for the Board of Con­ trol-Plant Board, said the cases were not the same. He said tha legislature had planned on Cowperthwaito getting a rates and the budget for Security Officer provided money the increase. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — For­ The cabinet said It would not mer FBI agent William A. Tanner act on tho raise -until It got let­ has been employed at "security ters from chairmen of the legi­ officer" at Florida State Univer­ slative appropriations commit­ sity. tees explaining the action. Tanner, 33, Is n 1MO graduate of FSU. He will be responsible for general security problems on County Building the campus. Square Dancing Lessons To Start Hits $3,426,670 your written dtfenaee with the Clark of said Court and aarva a eopy thereat on Plaintiff's attor­ neys on or before September list. ISIS, or • Decree fro Confeeeo will be entered sxelnet yon. WITNCMH my bend end east an Clerk of the Circuit Court In and for ttemlnole County, Florida, thle 11th ilny of Auauat, A. D. ISIS. (BKAL) a P. HKflNDON. clerk Circuit Court, In and For Count-;* Florida r or Seminole oaniiHuie lvu - ' v fiwnae Hr Martha T. YlhleW Deputy Clerk RAM E. StUltnKU, * eONd Atlorneye for 1'Ulntlff n a Dot ins Seminole County building during July end August te estimated by County officials to have ■ 33,438,870 value. August building value. was 33,313,083, doubling Juiy'a figure of 31,110,003. The county received 34,448 te building, electrical and plumbing receipts te August and 33,013-33 to July. USDA INSPECTED Tender-Chick Fresh Ground tfacKar of Dayton, Ohio, the three top-seeded stars, were fa­ vored to clout tUtr way tato tea quarters la tea other top matches Vienna Sausage *** Tomatoes fw* Butter Beans Blackeye Peas Navy Beans Pork ’n Beans RD Freih Homogenized Batista To Settle On Madeira Isle LISBON (UPI) - Ex-President Fulgenclo Batista of Cuba left this week by ship for the peace­ ful honeymoon isle of Madeira to settle down In political exile. Ba­ tista left with a party of 19, in­ cluding his wife, young family and personal staff. Fairbanks • M em Pwmpa Repain Te AO M ata Howard C. Long 397 B. COMMERCIAL IT. FA 9-3939 FOOD KING Orlando, Florida Publish Aux. IS, IS, • Bept. 3 S. BLUE PLATE BUNNYLAND Pure VIKING PREMIUM H w ,« C atcbtef Ob Bat They C u t Catch Up! RATINGS Sanford Av« •t 4th S t , MAREKT Open Sundays 8 A. M . til Noon �9 AM.—9 P.N. Every detail of Howell Park bears, the stamp of nationally recognized Heftier value. All the planning, designing, engineering, developing and building is by Heftier — no middle man to increase your cost. For example, every Heftier Home in Howell Park gives you these extra value features — See All Six Of These Completely Furnished Models Today ■ the Heftier 3-bedroom LAKE BARTON”...o n ly minding (living ittl| M.wiFftJy pn ^ty<«*i f-orti 661 66 •19.1...ling mfoietl tjiuf Malio#! One 40 f+*ir thjiI LIV1 IN HOW IU PARK AND YOU LIVI IN A COMMUNITY BUNN ID with g«-ed dr*«ti and liiovotSt, gyi.ota wgltf Ireolnt.nt giant, !•»•*» ULm , (hynlm, uttooli. gl.ygf.undi, «h»»»>e| M M , a toontry (lob *ilh *al» couno, nioiaihf gool, r»nnn c«urti, tkild»»n'» iM tNfiM oroo. hondb.ll, iltuHto- D r iy t out today w ith t h * fo m .ly! From n orth Of M u fh , toko US. R o u tt Ns 17-92, turn • o i l i«»t north of M a itla n d on Rr N o 4 3 6 , t o o t , not 1 2 0 0 yorch to th e (wnpicttly tur- nwhtd H«ltl«r model.. V1IS! NO DOWN BAYMINTI Clotng <0 , 1 . of o n l, 1 4 7 .1 1 . 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You'il Be Happier With A Heftier Home In Howell Park eftler Homes Howell Park Lake Howell Rd., Boa 886 Fetn Fgtk, Flo. Financing by; hrtilotio««l Mtrt jo g t Company • Ph. Midway 4-5170 Ctltr Coordination and latariao Dacaroling kg Cutfamkuilt Infir tori, Miami, No. �l . 1?' a | | 1 * * ;• . ■A 1 i U : t ____ i - y* -I I i f*w iH jH V*,* ■' 15. . * g,v» Up ‘H I - .;” Fre-Mmr W estfield G ra jw T rm t eicmttt wife, Dorothy, ffn a HORTENINCi Fyne Taste Early June m jn Q u o te * r n 'r Z s t i S t t f r M Y J ‘ li *m fl ■ w J fiw o r o * -to a a te French*s Instant tS$l£S> m l k h i to do with tor feeths toft separation from tor t o * B itU H llonofhlni: ' Jim Dandy **l r e e r o t that • p r o m ta aa t O MM M OlMUU «§• iOM this matter. Hs U of B Amrest ft limb, tot to tv M om tod tto Gresk shipping l i t ttoro te Mir a m a t frtendsk DUTCH M exico CITY - Army Oca. Javlor Ordocss, • pasicneer, dascribing tto asploatm of a tomb i Oft 0 Msxlcsn alrllnar 11jOOO feat to tto air that apparently Maw I aoottor man out tha paaaenger d « r and Injured eight other par* Hand Packed M1 beard an eiploslon, turned aod aaw a man going through an 1ALTIM0RE, Md. Henry Horeolein, St, a too attendant who gave himself emergency first aid wton bitten by a highly poisoooua snake, crediting 1100 worth of boohs on reptiles with saying bln Ufa: "1 got thou books because I knew sooner or later I'd get bit- COLGATE ECONOMY H illsdale Sliced COLGATE (REG OR M ENTHO L 1 Mexican Airliner Mast Kills Man MEXICO CITY (UP!) -A n ex­ plosion aboard a Mexican airliner, apparently caused by a tomb, kited one person Tuesday and started a fire which Injured eight others, It wss reported today. v,hovo been hurt. • Capt. David Torre Alton, tto ■'* pilot, landed the piano safety at - the oil town of Post Rica la louttonatern Mcslco. Fadaral au‘ ' ttoriUoa Impounded the piano to jK»Hr«iten for an tovtatlgatioa of ■• the explosion. The only fatal caaualty af Use • blast was Identified as t . Followski, about M, of Mexico City. He ’ either Jumped or woa blown out -of the cabin door, which waa jolt**d open by tto explosion over the coastal town of Neutla gas miles • northeast of tore. 7 Sanitary Aids Lo n e , N uccio Set For Tam po Runoff ' TAMPA (UPt>- Dalryau Ju­ lian Lane and Incumbent Nick Nuccio will battle It out Sept, a to a run-off election for mayor of Tampa. Lane ted Nuccio by a slight margin to tto four • msn rice Tuesday to tto biggsit turnout ef voters evtr recorded to n Tampa city election. Lane, who campaigned agatoet “ professional politicises" to city ball, polled a ,00* 1* Nucsio'a fT.nr. Runners up were J. L- Young. REGULAR OR SUPER / ***? t o o n o^ / V A �V i i t l l . . w-• • • *. - -‘ r z' - ■ -r . 7f v f?S 3 3® ~r~ r r ■ 5n**z- i WtSilKM U n A CCK* / / O ~ ( /f J A - A WHY JUST A ACtATCB—1 mm Grad carritt her la a aling u ska R Monaco for a leew ay; itamaaaa cnitoa m yacht o f Gnak tlriaa Ariatotla Onaanto. & vaiooed aa lnfMtloa i a aentch by a m aty i MORE? 5 f'-1' se a fo o d n r r r FRESH CAUGHT SPANISH MACKEOa DEEP SEA RIB EN D LB iiiu j if i CENTER Clltf. The P n h u k iil Celttn* i a a ■anad the I M u V. a. S m t Tuesday la DaOaa peter te the e * •ataf at Um DattM Opsa pH tom . ament. "r Tba matehee will ba held M r. T-*. Titty have baa* played away two yarn tinea W f. aai Um Uaieed Stalaa baa woo la ef Urn aba* tasta. The FOA Ryder Cur fia a M o pickM Um tbllawiag pUyara-ia rapraaaat tba UaMad SUtaa: Nawconara Julios Beroe'of MM. Piaea. If. C.s Jay Hobart of law- LAME SHRIMP C UT RIB D /i/£ y MAYFAIR CREAM ED COTTAGE F u lly Cooked Sugar Cured SMOKED fo o d p f p t BACON BANQUET CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY OR H A M EACH 1-LB CELLO OSCAR MAYER SUGAR CURED SMOKED BUCKEYE P U S pkcsO Q i L F0R L O FROST M A ID FROZEN FRENCH FRIED POTATOES Durham, N. C. Alto: lt)d«r Cup veteran lam Sntad of Whitt Sufphur Syria*, W, Va.. a mambar af (bo team n lX r g e PKG BACON ia», m i. FIN E FOR BAKIN G OR BOILING I T O 2 LB AVERACE FARMER CRAY QUALITY SKINLESS SQUARES & /1 K E R .Y U ' f A r S . LB in i , imt, i m , m i* 1M3 and 1H3. Jack Burba Jr., aI Blamnba Late, N. Y.. aa tba loam far tba fifth Unit. Burba played aa tba aquada of 1331, MM. 1SU and 1337. Ha waa captain la HOT. Cary Middlacoft of HoUywaaB, Pla., a member for tba third time. Ha played la IMS and IMS. Art WaU of Pocoao Manor, Ba., a mcrabor for Uw oecnad lima. WaU ployed la JM7. . ,Dou* ford of Cryatal River, Fla., named for Um third lime, after betas a member la 1111.001 IMT. Dow yiutarwald af Toquoata, Fla. Flnstenrald playad oaa otter time, la IMT. 11 P.S.C. SLICED SPICED LUN( LUNCHEON SOUTHLAND W HOLE OKRA OR O S 5 U .t t S S r U iR LADY FAIR BUTTERMILK OR SWEET M IL K RATH S BLACKHAW K OR FARMER CRAY SLICED RINOLESS BREAKFAST rzo zr/ v CHEESE 2 CHEESE * BISCUITS 3“ FRANKS //HEAT CLEARFIELD TASTY LONG HORN H a ll O f Fo m t S at For Cowboys I c e d M o ia t S p a n is h OKLAHOMA CITY <U?I| — REG Thompson s Seedless GRAPES TOMATOES 35< CAKE LADY FAIR SLICED W H IT E 'Y O U R BEST BREAD BUY" HARD RIPE YELLOW VALUE B R E A D CTNS 2 BANANAS S B ' FRESH BAKED YEAST RAISED D O N U T S £ g6 IB' BROWN AND SERVE (SESAME C R POPPY SEEDED) HARD ROLLS GOLDEN RIPE 30K O,N Z CS,2E LOAVES R“ 25* D O Z. ---------------- — --------- League Leaders GRADE “ B” LARGE EGGS3 Construction lo underway aa tba Nationol Cowboy HaU af Vine and Museum at a hillside sUa northeeet of her*. The project moved out o f tba ptannin# eta#a and tba ftrat dirt waa turned earlier thle year,' At present, 40,000 cubic yard* of dirt are boin# moved to maka way for Uw first build!n# unite end for n parkin# lot The five-million dollar project, a Joint venture of IT Weetera states, waa a dream of tba lata C. A. Reynolds of Kansas CUy. He orliinated the idea In IMT and spent e!#ht years aellta# it. The first phase of the project Is scheduled for completion" ta August, 1PM. 9 'W Uncle Ben’s United P m * _______ National Laagwo Player A Ctab O.AB R. M.PH. Aaron, Mil. 133 333 ltt 103 AM Cnghm, St. L. 1 » 413 SI ltt AM Pinson, Cin. 131 Sl« Ilf i f f AN Cepeda, S. P. 134 HO M ITf AM Temple, Cin. 133 131 tt Iff A lt Americas Leagae Kuenn, Det. ID 4M It m JS4 Kallne, Del. 130 4M 7113* AN Runnels, Bos. 133 301 S3 M AtB Woodlin#, BaL 13T3M M IN A ll Pox. Chi. 140 343 Tf 1T« AN Ran Batted be u * " r ****** «** Piiss N» Boots RICK 13 O Z PKG 133; Robinson. Rede Ilf; Aaron, Braves 110; Ball, Rada ltt; Ma­ thews, Bravea 33. American Lsagao-Colavlta, !»difM 103; Jensen, Red lea Ml; Killsbrew, Senators S3; Uama. Senators te^Msswell, TiferwrfT. .N * 1* * ! U .gw . - Baste. Cobs tt; Aaron. Bravea tt; Mathews, Braves 33; Robinson, Rada. N ; Boyer, Cards XT. Americas U i p s Colavtte, tadlana tt; KUlebrew, Saaatora 33; Alllsoe. Senators tt; Maxwell. TV |*n >3; Lemon. Tigers 31; Maid, ndiana 33. PMcblas NaUsaal Leagwa-Face, Piretea 17-3; Antone111, GianU 1P-T; Newewtte, Reds 13-7; Conley, tbila IM ; U w , Piretee IH t AsmUc m I saswe MiiTleb h> dJ.n. 1M; Shaw, Whitt t o w l Wynn, Whilo So* 1M; PtppSJ, Orielaa 1AV| Lary, Tl«an l“ �« ram te go ahead la the m bat the go-go 8m tied It la the M b a of tie atoth tad wen eat to tte HOCK* /MKMTf 1t90m •WiU. EtyoAP "tL vtog to far tte "kill,* tte White Sox open a two-game oorto* taatabt i p t o t the Washington Senator*, ■(•loot whoa they kora o 1M h u m nark. Mooofltr At U 9M U wadiaf Sob Mow (140) ■gainst Cinito Poseaol (1410) ia in ettonpt to drive another lull Into tk# Ihdtona’ raffto, Tte Indiana, ate kora erored Tte Brorao hovo Warren Spate tour straight come-from-behind (1413) going agatoit Ernie Brogvictorias to m oftort to M u o lto (411) and tte Oodgtra have miracle, watt tte Baltimore Ori- Dm Dryadato (1412) ogatoat aim oto* to ■ toUdfht deabte-teadra Oweoa (11*11). % T a U3ADoAR oM 'One Of My Boys' ROCKY COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!)—light­ weight ehimplon Joe Brown, wte flghta aa often aa ha aan, and Canadian woltorwaight Oak Earwin, launching a caawhash altar a year's ateoneo from tte ring, meat te n tonight to a non-tUta, nationally • tclevlied 18-rounder. Brown, who won tka 139-pound Utto throe years ago, rates a 41 favorite over tte Canadian who flghta out of Valley Springe,* N. Y, Lou Vtocuai, Brown’s manager, laid ho hopea to have tte cham­ pion weigh in at about US or lto to tte ovcr-the-wilgbt fight Ho L « £ f f t L r t 2 S . ;K ^ - .jr S L S T S : aN Mangel made tte prediction tontoarntog that tk White I n ’ | victory over tte Atfcletin Tims* k night ted eUminatod tte Yenmo from peasant contention. •Tm not surprised," ho said. I boon aorta oxpoctla’ U for mm time The »yeareld Yankee man­ ger recalled that Lopes’ Indiana topped four straight games to to Oiants to tte lfM World 8aoo—the only series in tte tost dee­ ds to whMi tte Yontees did not (ay—end arid be would te "rootkg for Lope* sad tte American at gee’’ to late tte 189* striae, fte White Box eUmlnated tte enteee but have yet to 'eliminate to Cleveland Indiana. Evan eo, teasel made it plain that te te- looms much es a tuaoup for Brown, who hopea to defend hla title In Houston, Tea. in Decem­ ber, probably against Britain's Dave Charnley, Tte bout waa staged as a part of a combination wrestling-boxing show by tte Columbus DispatchOhio State Journal charities. Th# fight will te televised na­ tionally by ABC starting at S p. m. Tho Columbus area will not be blacked out. Kerwln’a career waa hilled nearly a year ago due to a severe ease of anemia. He lost a 10round daclihm to Frankie Ryff to Washington on Sept, to, 1931 to his last fight. ftito Sox G e t lonor Rookie aaCAOO (UPI) — The Chicago itte Bon have announced tte rehase of Camilio Carreon, the Uanapolli Indlsns’ ace who took American Assn, rookie of tte yesr MBS honors. ■Cerrcon, ■ Mealcen, was purrinsed by the American League Madera Tuesday and will join tte •tub Sept. 19 at Baltimore or (opt. It nt Washington, a White ftox iDoktiroin laW. BU8TER MACCALLA of Cypress Gardena, shows the form which captured the world »ki jumping title, while a member of tho United States team competing against 26 other countries in Europe. Although the water was too rough for a record breaking jump, Buster sailed 125 feet. M Camilla, Ga.—were injured to a defensive scrimmage Saturday and will te out of action most of tte week. Both should be ready for Tulane, however. Royal sprained an ankle and Hood twisted a knee, j Otter Injured players are full•kick Da* Lofton of Fernandins 'Beach (dislocated thumb), tackle J>iek Sntecak of AUtntown, Pa. (in­ jured knee) and fullback Bob Han.ton of LafayaUa, Ala. (twisted - A bright spot this fall so tor has been tte play of senior halfback Bobby Joe Groeo. Tte Florida punting specialist last year, Green te* *tewa skillful broken field ran­ ting and eoaa blaring speed. Pullbacks B«b MUby of Ocala. Jpn MacBeth of Pensacola and Paul Vargacko o f SteuteavlUo, rtrXS;-fX - Emerich To Play OTTAWA (UPI) - The Ottowa Rough Ridera of tte Big Four Canidian Football Union have signed Dick Emerich, a lineman from West Chester, Pa. Taschen. T f C O L A V /T O l o f e tM y tiM b MAS TM§ STAFF ALL s e t fo r SCMP HOME* HEROIC* AS THE •w ee tr/e s r o MEATOi/T CM/CAEO FOR THE FLAG. 49ers LoseCenterJames, Giants Cut Three Players Varied Pram teteraatknal Tte San Franclico Forty-Niners, their offense riddled by the loea of cooler Dan James, wUl be hatd-preiaed to match tho talents of Loo Angeles passer Billy Wade when tte two California rivals matt In a Saturday night exhibi­ tion game at Loi Angeles. Round Table Heads International List LAUREL, Md. (UPI) — Round Table, Sword Dancer and Hillsdale have been chosen to represent tte United States against fonign thor­ oughbreds in the eighth running of the 1100,000 Washington, D. C. In­ ternational at Laurel Nov. 11. Invitations have been extended to Travis M Kerr, owner of Round Table, Mrs. Isabel Dodge Sloane, owner of Sword Dancer, and C. W, Smith, owner of Hills­ dale. Tte American selection board of newspaper men stressed the fact it was seeking the best horses pos­ sible to stop foreign domination of the mtle-and-one-half race. HotshotSophsKeyToTech'sComeback Tte long-baU-hittlng Latin catch«r is a native of Colton, Calif. In |42 games with Indianapolis this •tsson, t e batted .312 and drove In ATLANTA (UI’D—Tte Ramb-1 luccess this fall depends largely •0 runs with 21 doubles, five tripies lin* Wreck* of Georgia Tech, bog- on how tte newcomer, perform. and 10 home runs. , , _ . -# I,,. He plan* to start at least two in ged down by mediocrity of tote (|uj opener Ken. after long years of greatness, figtucky h(« fronMiko reserve is OAKLAND, Calif. - Jerry Hun,ophomoric team, aieutt, 140. Menlo Park, Calif., ure still a year away but could This dependence on sophomores •topped C h a r l e y (Tombstone) return to national prumintnet Smith, 140, Loa Angeles (2). Hun- this season if their host of hot- j, c lpCC|g||y pressing at tackle, _uuni ttul fullback and to an ImBlcutt wins California state wel­ shot sophomore mature rapidly. Coach Hobby Dodd doesn’t pull terweight title from defender his punches in pointing out Tech’s Smith. - GAINESVILLE — With the UnifarsUy of Florida’s opening game with Tulane leu than two ureeki ■way, Head Coach Bob Woodruff Will send his athletes through at tiast three more tough scrim­ mages before the opener, Sept. 18. * The Gators have shown good Spirit and hustle In early workuuts this fall. The quarterback question is becoming clearer as each work­ out goes by. Tampa senior Wayne Williamson has been directing the first team and looks skillful enough to remain there, at least through (bo first game. " Junior coliego graduate Jack Jones la running the second unit And shows plenty of skill. A sharp passer, Jones is sure to keep tho apposition's defense honest this Jfcar aa be is a raal passing threat. J Dick Allen, the quarterback who returned this year aHer a threeYear hitch to ths service, is on the third team, ills experience gives the Gators good depth to this im­ portant position. * Injuries haven't passed Florida Ihia year by any means. Two first Stringers — center BUI Hood of Uhio, have all looked impressive In drills. They are running one. two and three in the order Hated above. End and Captain Dave Hudson was outstanding in Saturday’s scrimmage and from all indica­ tions, tho Pensacola senior will be to for his biggest year. One of the smartest players on the squad, be had a 3.71 out of a possible 4.0 scholastic average. It was his catch of a 30 yard touch­ down pass which wat the winning margin over Miami last year. Arfaras, built like a flankman at 6 2, 195 pounds, had a good sopho­ more season. He grabbed Iwo passes for 17 yards and recovered two enemy fumbles. One of his fumble recoveries set up a Gator touchdown against Florida Slate. Nick is also a tough defensive performer, who’s tough to take out of a play. He looked good in spring drills and snagged one pass to the Orange and Blue game. Perry McGriff at 42, 190 pounds is one of the best pass receivers on the Gator squad. The glue-fing­ ered senior caught 0 passes for 92 yards and one score. anchor a line that lost 10 letter* man from tackle to tackle. While Baughan la in, Tech can match centers with anyone—but his re* serves are all oophomorca. Five sophomores are counted United Press lateraaUraal on for heavy duty at auard. The Americas League key one to 211-pound Mike Nicholl (10 Innings) who was held out last yesr and Kan. City 000 000 001 0— 2 is now listed aa a starter. Senior Chicago Tho First Church of tho 000 001 001 1— 3 9 1 Hill McKinney ia presently the Daley (15-12) and Houae. Wynn NAZARENE other starter but sophomore Har­ (19-9) and Romano. old Erickson could push up. of Sanford welcomes you Senior Toby Deete and Junior (Only game achedulsd.) 113 8 . Maple Avo. Hilly Shaw, buth over 230, head National League Robert Spear Jr., pastor (No gamca scheduled.) a depicted tackia corps. Sopho­ mores Ed Nutting and Dale Wil­ liams, both red ihirted in ’SO, are second team. End alone Is not dependent upon sophomore help. Starters Gerald Hutch and Jack Rudolph, FO R N EW fl& k tho former Tech’s punter, both return. Three other returning ^3 ACCO U N TS ieltermen give the Jacket* ex­ perienced depth on the flanks. SAN JOSE, Calif.- WilUe Rich ardaon, 182'j, Ssn Jose, Calif., stopped Clyde Watson, 172, Loi Angeles (3). practice injury to Cal James. Floyd Fauccttc, 130-pound senior who can run with the best, rates as Tech's top back. Frank Nix, a IBS-pound junior, should start at the other half. Dodd has three newcomers cap­ able of moving up—sophomores Ken Thompson and BlUy William­ son and holdout Chick Graning. Granlng starred in spring drills but is recovering from a leg In­ jury and may miss the opening game. The big loss here was quick-kicking Joe Delsny. " Center Maxie Baughan, a hard­ hitting 212-pound senior who was voted fifth best in the nation in a year rich with plvolmen, will and R. H. Slmonct For The Practice Of PubUc Accounting Under The Firm Noon Of R. F. Stonerock & Company Wills Office* At 601 Sanford Atlantic National Bank Building FA 2-7977 Bryan Building, Titusville, Florida 8U North Magnolia Avaaur, Orlando, Floridn with modem, clean, dependable ,6 N srie sy n iM flM M M •pphewt*—wilti Gulftsni and • modern LP-Gt* rani*. On n new modern rang* the (tame sd)u*U it­ self—foods isn't bum or bot) ovw. 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Honored guaato. to* dude tte Nashville Quarterback Club, wte will watch a fullopoeJ \nn3rkout Bear Bryrfat, Alabama's coach, dcacrited Tuesday’s scrimmage tbla way: "We’re been doing a poor job of necking, or coaching tte wrong foUta." MONIY Laara eow i)m toporuacs af fuU firstly kgs tesurmacs w e s - Certified Public AccsnaUnta Sanford, Floridn James, n 250-pound rookie from Ohio State, quit the team Satur. day without an explanation. His lots has hurt the Forty-Niners, for be was counted on as San Fran­ cisco's number one pivot man for tte season. Coach Red Hickey wUl alternate tte center position between de­ fensive tackle Frank Morse, who worked at tte post before his in­ jury at the start of the 1931 cam­ paign, and Karl Rubkc, The New York Glenta chopped time players from their roster aa they prepare for Friday night's game with the Bears at Chicigo. Offensve halfback Don Maynard, defensive halfback aid Williams, both Giant veteran*, and rookie defensive end Jon Jelacic were dropped from tte Uncup. Coach Vince uxnbardi's Green Bay Packers, who suffered a 14-0 ion at the hands of the Giants, spent time Tuesday polishing their offense for Saturday’s game with the Washington Redskins at Win*tob-Salcm, N.C. The patebed-up Pittsburgh Steelers, who have lost three straight exhibitions since their opening win over Cleveland, oppose the Chi­ cigo Cardinals at St. Louis Fri­ day night. The rest of the NFL action Is on Sunday with tte Philadelphia Eagles hosting Ibe world cham­ pions Baltimore Colts and the Lions entertaining Cleveland at Detroit. San Francisco Milwaukee Lee Angeles Pittsburgh Cincinnati < Chicago St. Louis Philadelphia Tuesday's (No gama* scheduled.) Wednesday's Probable Pitchers Cincinnati at Chicago (2>—Tur­ key (1411) and Hook (43) vs Hobble (14U) and Hillman (410) Pittsburgh at San Francisco— Haddix ,(U-I0) vs Sanford (12-12). S’ . Louis at Milwauk (night) —Broglio (411) va Spabn (1413). Philadelphia at Los Angeles (night)—Owens (1M1) vs Dry*, dale (1411). Tbunday'a Garnet St. Louis at Milwaukee Cincinnati at Chicigo Phil*, at Loa Angeles (night) Pittsburgh at San Francisco American League W. L. Pet. GB Chicago M U .*23 ... Cleveland to 38 .SM 5 Detroit m to .300 IT New York M to .490 17V4 Baltimore « to .418 lift Boston 64 74 .484 22 Kansas Cily 59 TT .434 to Washington 30 12 .400 30 Tuesday Night's Beauk Chicago 3 Kan. City 2 (10 ton.) (Only game scheduled.) Wednesday’s Prehabto Pitchers Cleveland at Baltimore (2), twinight)—Perry (10-7) and Harshmoa (5-9) va Brown (9-7) and Pappas (147). ) Kansas City at New York FREE G IFT S K. F. Stonorock, Bert B. Moiling*worth . 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V i Cold Cram D O VE SOAP 2 ft 39' not J J A rgo Gloie STARCH Q O 8-oz. Pkgi. jL O Argo Com STARCH 1-Lb. Pkg 1 |0 ’ Jumbo Ivalon SPO N GE ng. 49* Morton Plain or lodiied SA LT 2 3 ? 27' V i Cold Cream DOVE SOAP 2 KS 49' R EG U LAR or SUPER Modess - 45' �a n U. 8. senators and all el U*m rated far Uw labar reform b'll n s HIM AMKBtCA 1TTLI — F o o t o f Dm wttoa’a Ohtstaadtor bnnattas are pictured on thetr arrival la Atlantic City, N. J„ whan they «m compete la tba aaaoal Miaa America beauty and taleat pafaaat la tka m a p (L to r.) an Sharon O'Neal, IS, Miaa Sanaa; Linda Mead. 20, Miaa Mlaaiaaippi: Suxla Jaeknoo, II, Miaa Arkanaaa, and Jacqn Bakar. 20. Miaa Iowa. Citrus Peel Cereal, Due For Another Go-Round? SEALTEST MEATS A REAL SAVING OUR OWN — pee 4* deux" from tto quarterbeck, tor iaeteaee, cn U i i i i tee m will he waltiat fee a honored routines at the halftime at L8U football games this fall. Instead, there will be n ballet corps of 16 graceful dancers. This cannot help but have a softening offset culturally speak- Roy, 9, ‘ Breaks* In to Bonk Roof LM ANGELES (UPIJ-A ntneyear-eld boy "broke" into n bank without even trying very hard: Michael Borllo of East Los AnCtiee pulled tbs lid oft a veot pipe while playing on the roof of the Tactile Savings h Loan Bank. He crawled in and fail X feet I t the toner’s caps. vratlratlon under California's lynch laws sfter two policemen bad been stooed and beaten. One of the police officers and a 16-year-old boy were critically injured. Officer Joe Wooiery said the melee storied when he and officer Ronald Hclson followed up n complaint of a noisy psrty at « borne W e . He said Henry Roa refused to turn a radio down and resisted arrest. Roc's father, Nicholas, 42, Joined the etrugile and an estimated SO persons stood by and watched, Wooiery aalA Hclson was beaten with his own blackjack and rocks. He suffered a fractured skull and possible in­ terna] injuries. Wooiery shot the younger Roa in the abdomen dur­ ing the straggle. home other Ideas: "Satan chet" — lct'e huddle; "adagto"— dedse that tackier; "ambeaqae" —we rotte kick. Bo mock far that Pragma la another way la being made to Florida. Kobert Rutledoe. aeneial eiaaagar at Florida CHrne Mataal, ie backing a research project la make the orange peel a vital and neccasary part «f thie brave, new world. Already be le reeponeible tor web blessings ae orange bgproducta In clgaratte filters. Bulled*e may even be getting tendy te try citrus cereal again. The public refused te accept it on the flrat try SO yean age. He any* be ie not dlamaytd by this. And he haa rood reaeon ter taith. Modern man credits the orange with being n basic part of the ambrosia which nourished the old Grecian daitice atop ML Olympus. And we know, too, that the Greek god Zeus was the talker id apace travel and science fiction. They aey when Zeus assumed the guise of a swan aad deaceaded from Ml Olympus in the old days, bis first words to man were: "Take me to your Leda." # Y O U (U M >—KUa Mm C w t a , a lonely but uneomprwmlslug rebel In the world to edwMUeu, Ie convinced that "vested httorecu" are depriving your child 0( n proper bade schooling. Hardly the image of a revoltMoonry with her slightly askew finoe-nee, Mias Canton said 'children are dying of mental anemia" hecanee af "loo much O U T coating" Of education. C h ick en Stealing Is Falling O ff TRENTON, M. J. (UPI) — Chickan farmars are living peace­ ful live# to New Jersey the* deye. OaL Jeeeph D. Better repeated to the-attorney general ever the weekend that only twe chicken thieve* had been cellared during the Uet fbcnl year. -Chlckeu Mealing need to to D ET ER G EN T GIANT s iz e (SAVE 25c OVER OTHER PRODUCTS) HEAVY WESTERN GREEN GIANT TENDER CUBE CHASE A SANBORN (FROM WESTERN BEEF) SWIFT’S PREMIUM FRISKIES NECK _ BONES FR O Z EN YELLOW-GLOBE - 1 0 SHURFINE FOODS SEALDSWEET LEM ONADE 6 Ox. C a m Mon, 69, Takes Life Over Leg ora aeooctaaod with pictoroo nod to Pda are drilled repetttiously D m Cardan method dooa away wish the “ aee the tolL The bell M red," t y p e e f instruction. Catsup EN ER G Y MEATY • PORK of the *'stuffing" of progressive education — too many books about books and not enough straight cl arnica. "Learning ie not an end in it­ self," Mias Carden said, "but a tool lor a more enjoyable life." The Unit Red School House may have bad architectural short­ comings, but Its basic curriculum of reaUm' wri'in* am' 'rithmcUc has yet to be improved an, she said. LOS ANGELES (UPI) — A to year-old m u who bad one tog amputated after an auto accident apparently committed s u l c i da when toM be faced the taat af Me ether leg. Ira Wigga swallowed poison at a reat home where be had been a patient since the accident Iset Dec 10. police said. Doctors said be w u told recently Us remain­ ing leg bad failed to heal proper­ ty end probably would to am- FO O D KIN G FOODM ARTS HOME MADE 'Sugar-Coating' Education Draws Ire Of Teacher N SW FLA. GRADE A L IM E A D E tohenyoudo... visit FAMILY! If youMed UPTO S600 phone: FJUrta2-H12 before noonto arrange foraoney tlitsMMdq CmSUm a n a an l i t oo 220.00 21100 02.00 m oo n 5s?~| •a ss MOO SUB FAMILY SWEET RED T O K A Y WINTER GARDEN CHICKEN B TURKEY 6 JA R S SANFORD a C H U LU O TA �w .. t , — r— tr j s tsm Vtf**.-' UNINVITED COMPANY By* MARQUi PARIS— The cession of heads at state tram capital to capital arolusd the globe to part of the ritual af the Jet age. Travelling at M miles an hour, they flash down out of the sky to be received with ell Me pomp of the past—a steed flags, the guard at honor haada playing the national anthem, the'ehtof of protocol directing the quadrille of introductions. President Elsenhower's teur of Europe ins ia a sense a dry run tor the exchange of visits with Premier Nikita Khnilhchav. It haa revealed both the advantages and disadvantages of this form of hlghtevel diplomacy. The public ceremonies are fol­ lowed by millions in the press, oa television and on radio. They are the ihow of amity or, at any rate, mutual Interest staged with ^ik ita ‘Chairman’ Of Stalin Funeral By I M S V. VOX headline abhravlatlM that Mack: B A K." But now it's "K " slant. Khraabchev finally pushed aside the pre­ tense and took ever as prowler ia March IMd. Haw aertonaly ha took hii proclaimed "collective leadership" could he measured by Ms sole off-the-cuff pronouncemenu oa everything from rock­ ets to vodka. Khruahchav a e l s e d absolute over f a s t e r than fUlln had done. TO the- surprise of many, tha men who had been Khrush­ chev’s rivals are still alive, ex­ cept for Berta. But some remembur H was art until 10 years after Lealo'a death la UM that Stalin began his great blood purgM that wiped out a feneration at Com­ munist lenders. Stalin's ton, Vasily, commander of the sir force for the Moscow district, was art at his father's funeral aad, an far M tha West knows, has art been seen since. General Poekrabyskev, Stalin’s closest personal associate, disap­ peared without a trace. There to almost psychopathic unreality la tbo document the American State Department re­ leased which to accepted- ts the secret speech Khrushchev made teariag down the Italia myth. Here was the master Khrush­ chev had served so tong aad an closely. Now SUUn wot accused as a murderer of tallow Commu­ nists. Tha iaescapabla question stood of why Khrushchev and the othera did not latarfcre. Khrushchev ■aw this danger and ha attacked it frontally. In Ms speech, he ■aid: “ Anyone who would express op­ position would bo shot" On Mm sight •< Marti I, INI. j m l ||||^| Xremlin wells. Sii kaan u d u S m Ui passed M ora Um Soviet jaeple won toM that the m u who bad rated tkta lor M yrera woo ao more. Ia tbooo boars botwora Mm dic­ tator's death sad lu revelation, tbs grab tor powtr bsgsa sod Nikita Khrushchov mod# tbo first afenwd umto that ltd him fivt years laiar to Sulla's Communist t im e . ^."Tha hoart ol Look's eomrsdtS s r a s and tbo Inspired rantlnmtr at Loaia’a cause, the wise teacher and loader of the party tad tbo people has stopped best­ ial.'* the radios Intoned. "Stalla'owname Is boundlessly dear to o ff party, to the Soviet people, to the working people of the world , Khrushchev got the Job of “ chairman" of Sulla’s funeral. As such, ha introduced the ealy ■tree speaker*—George Malenkov, Vyacheslav Molotov oad Lavrenti Berta. They were unsparing In their praise. Khrushchev said nothing about SUlin. Three months later, Sorts, the fsared heed at the secret police, was dead, exomted as a "foreign afoot." Two years and the patty­ faced Maleakos, SUlin's brainy prougt, was pushed Into obscur­ ity. Not much Utcr, old "stooe■sttom" Molotov was out In Ulan Baton or the Mongolian border. In February INS, Khrushchev did speak of Josef SUlin to 1,«M Communist Party detegaUi gathared for tbo 20th congress in Moscow. Sarcasm dripping with his words, ho Mid: If SUlin said anything, It meant it was so. AfUr all, bo waa o ‘genius’ sod a genius does not need to -count. Ho only needs to g o k and can Immediately Ull bow it should be. When be ex­ presses his opinion, everyone has to respect It and to admire hii wisdom." Then ho went oa to strip SUlin at his glory and name him as n murderer, coward and tyrant. Thora waa morn to come. Georg! Zhukov, the marshal of fhe Red army, military Idol of the Russian people, comrade-lnmrrns of Dwight D. Kisenhower, > ad been brought mil of Stalinist exSe and re-instated as comman­ der In chief of the Soviet forces. Now be was brushed aside as “ ineffective" ia his Job. Khrush­ chev casually told a ring of news­ men around him at an embassy party that Zhukov would bo put la a Job more suited to his tal­ ents: Goateed, stiff old Marshal Nlcii Bulganin, whose experience _ » mainly in banking, had beeeme premier and. supposedly, ao close were he end Khrushchev, the party Itsdtr, that on their hrip to England was coined the DAILY um m ii*. uniauii IX lettuce nieii ;n < -in:*:iu:-i uraitftt Ml ConJune. (1(41-1:1 madUM ni2(?M tlon MMilWIJ ST. Neb. tl:llin(|:v.tt MlJli reeks (D-YIIZQI IHP411(4 MKM i :i rlT.U4 4 irnin.dffl 34. Dawn e{ IVlItl 4 M IM-1 toy i weiii*i i -n-iwwe JX Fated MOCIH'-l 'J.PJJIO to d i e _____ MHMf-ti-l 314JHO 4 .Insect X ratine utensil Klnvlgocst. (print) X Sphere tog 10. Fleshy fruits T. German g. Let It stand 3X Saunter 13. Beginning 14. Fall to gala IX Hawaiian food IX Toward IT. Half an am 33. Pigeon • JO. Dexterous JX Arid 14. Kmmit M. Mountain X Seesaw X Helmet, shaped T~ Isle dXBuek (slang) 4X Suave 43. AKended 44. Itelalivee 4X Branch of learning tX Sieging voice 9 3 0 .M religion part of calyx 11. Tala IS. Mrs. Nixon IX Paroxysm IX Not working 31. Wharf pests JX Ahead IT. Cereal grain % JX Woodland * tract JX Motion organs M. Pronoun JX Land JT. Beam W. The Emerald NEW YORK (UPI) - Passedgora aboard the U. f. Savannah, the world's first atom-powered merchant abip, will be able to watch the ship’s nuclear reactor in operation via dosod-clrcuit television. They will also bo able to hear over an eccompaning audio hook­ up the "heart boat" of the re­ actor u tt turns-out' the power that runt the 21,000-too ship. Two TV cameras will carry the picture from tbo bslow-docks "containment vosttl" in wbieh the reactor is housed to a six-byeight-foot television scrota in a lounge. As an extra safety factor, the cables to the cameras will bo in­ stalled with a special "pottinf" process which will prsvent any seepage of radioactivity, accordlag to T. A. Smith, executive vie# president at RCA Industrial Elec­ tronic Products. CROSSWORD X Capable X King of Israel . Nuclear Ship Has Closed Circuit TV T“ % r _ |T r r fr W r IT g l. Waits upon M.Tslknosily 13, Outer pert 44. Ancient of bread Hebrew34. Cripples measure IX Jewish 42.Cry.es* month lamb V /# M TT Tit __ % w _ TT TP1 n_ 22 IT it W IT % down J.VIrgtale's ~ % w J. Sprites H Wednesday September 9,1959 age 11 w a i.r u * uvas.su a JACK TUIW City B rtw r riartCa Batata la a u ic l o w , h h w ra »tM «r c s s a i i x asiw m iw ■••••» c s c sl u m e n tMtatr r o u t tea a at aC • at tea C i l M I weikaatSaa aC o a #4 SSaraS U isra. a l M la aallllaC .tel et­ a s *> a s *aU C a u lf S Waa tea __ a maatea t» a siaate SU « en-ea s s M l * ues a ijm s the trappings of astlocal pride. Bui the talks that are the eccasioo for all tMa show are private —necessarily and Inevitably pri­ vate. the principals insist. Therein lies a frustration wMch was evident on the Eisenhower tour but which ia certain ta be­ come more acuta during tbo Khrushchev exchange. The appar­ atus of publicity, grown to mon­ strous site, finds Itself limited to telling what tha great men had for dinner and the color of Uw curtains in the bedroom of the state apartment occupied by the distinguished visitor. On the President's tour of Europe, M representatives at presi, radio and television follow­ ed him about. The number that followed Vice-President Richard Nixon in Russia was rather larg­ er. But the mesa coverage of the Kisenhower-Khruthchev exchange Too Late To Classify to dwarf tMa aad to to•II v -ii Upwards ' eluding a from Europe, have . >1 daatlato to America. The total acrampany l l c l u a to ] to already over jto, .Art this may be when Dm tort aad the extent at \i the trip are knows, tbo White House feels that there win OB be se many aa to tanrtttoto a problem that cannot bo solved within tho framework at existtag faculties. Both the State Department, re­ sponsible for the Khrushchov visit, and the White Honan a n hoping to escape the ditoama i f getting Uw Washington cerroo poodenta themselves, thrangh tM standing committees at Hanao and Senate, to reduce the number! This may aehtotn tha practical cod desired, hot tt to hardly an answer to the fruetrstteo that results when so many a n engaged in reporting ao much abort sh little- the little, tot it bn that to visible In thoao i Since an much to view, there to a haterd that hat gentfoments—Uw principals I M V i l ia these t«lk»-wiB ■ the news thrangh tha aow media to cfeate a Sistead affect having llttto rotation to what ia being said behind tha IM N . That kind at manipulation waa JtapUnd at least la ths Maewfflan-lGto bowtr telecast la both man played their roles for Uw vast The Timas af in an editorial that substitute for a pres or a communique MB _ happened. The Timet editorial concluded: — "Tha public •• a whole haa • right to bo mart widely, m en IndepcndeaUy aad roan immediate­ ly Informed. Ba far aa way af doing this haa boon tonad hatter than tha proa*. Use teteviston cameras may from the They givo little the serious student af Thero were evening Brother did far away." White it td, there w u, by ■ '4 least, a fairly wtds views between the Uw Prime Minister engaging talevision . Macmillan said that dto of war today waa Uhe teat 1934 when it came by a iildret, rather than in 1S39, whan R re­ sulted from the deliberate of a wicked m u beat an < iae Uw world. Does this msao that MacmiOam beliavts there to aa laager am drive in Communist ia threatening the I did Eisenhower in tbo their talks agree with Mai? If the answer to the latter pud of this qutition to yes, then a* •straordinary change h u occur­ red, ainco the President bna bee* until very recently at point out Um dinpare of munlam. From Um totoeaat from tha ganeralittos at and ferawell, w know. Few would deay that Uw facade of raremony II mutt bo private. Yet M la alan becoming Increasingly ovidrtft that something more abort (tea substance of these talks mart bp communicated. Suspicion at thp Khrushchev exchange will bn strong, end the public will need ta be reassured In somo faahtaoMenus are all very well, aad Uw public may gat a vocartone pleasure in knowing that In (ten state apartment President g lean hower occupied In the foreign of­ fice in Paris hie batMub wea i of gold mosaic. If this kind pertooal diplomacy to ta ba ssrioualy, It must ba given a larger reach In public knowledge. BY RU8SKLL KAY oil consuming equipment waa be­ On* hundred years ago in 1139 yond the vision of Drake, it was a number of things happened that his faith, courage and enterprise paved the way for this nation’s that started the ball rolling to­ amazing growth and prosperity. ward the mighty pertaleum indus­ • It was in ItM that John Brown try of the present era. raided Harper’s'Ferry aa storm And wMIt Hartford could not clouds of the Civil War gathered. foresee the great cities with popu­ d eeeee , 4 >.J| Colonel Edwin Drake drilled the lations running into tbo millions nation's first oil well at Titusville, that would spring up throughout Pennsylvania, clearing tha way for the qation furnishing iti quota of the great petroleum industry we prospective customera or vision know today. The famed Comstock the great chain food stores and Lode was discovered in Nevada lupermarkeU that wore to come and thousands we now refer to as Into being, based on his original the 4J‘s flocked westward in idea, America ia deeply indebted search of the precious metal. In to these men and it ia fitting that New York City the world’s first we pay them homage In this year elevator was put in servlet la a of 1JM. Fifth Avenue hotel. Around •the corner from this same hotel an enterprising young man uas setting up a new type of By ED KOTEEBA 'ummcrflcld standing by in Ms automation, he was ia>lng. Out In retail business that waa later ta WASHINGTON— 1 walked into office to push the starter button Oakland, Calif., for Instance, his be known ea the Great Atlantic the room and thero was this ma­ by remote control. Rube Goldberg Buck Rogrrsea k Pacific Tea Company. chine sitting over in a corner read­ were drawing up a postofflce build­ In ItM when men of the cast HOUSTON,' Tex. (UPI) — A In this postal carnival, the thing ing that would be completely auto­ were atampeding westward in ing the mail and tossing envelopes that had ms spellbound was that matic—except for the postmaster search of fame and fortune, others new electron microscope — to into different chutes. with big ideas and the courage powerful and to secret that It was And in another corner was an­ mall-reading machine. It's still and a few other humans. other mechanical monster shoot­ experimental, but it's morn hu­ Mr. Summcrfield will be spend­ ta bark them up with action re­ flown from West Germany with mained in the east determined to elaborate security precautions — ing envelopes down a metal alley man than some humans I know. ing $10 million Just for research find their fortune there. is now in use at tha Baylor Uni­ for cancellation, en route flipping and development this year. This What it does is to recognise the man Is all for speeding up the Among these was Col. Edwin versity Collage of Medicine in over the upside down omi and printed name of a city. And ia mail, and no Idling what he'll Drake who (irmly believed that Houston. rejecting those without stamps. black oil offered equal promise of The higb-powared instrument What I had walked into waa a split second it casts the en­ come up with. Postmaster General Arthur E. velope into its proper slot. Right 1 can just see whit will happen fortune at did gold. The gigantic can magnify electronically up to Summcrfield's postal fantasyland, now, it's capable of identifying someday at our house in Bcthesda, petroleum industry of today proves 100,000 times. With photographic enlargement, a magnification of designed to meat the space-age de­ 20 different cities on a given set­ Md. This metal creature will ring how right he was. ting, rejecting anything It doesn’t the front door bell and our dog Another youthful fortune seeker up to two million ia possible. mands for speed in the mails. The new J28.000 instrument Then there wvs this robot sub­ recognise—or handwriting that's will rush out and break her teeth who stayed put was a chap named George If. Hartford, who reasoned will be used at Baylor in research on Its iron bones. station that did everything for Illegible. Hut If he could buy tea in ship, you, short of reaching into your Soon. Its Inventors, the Intelli­ Then the automaton, its head ami training studies of the ultragent Machines Research Corp., of flashing yellow, green and purple load lots and retail it to customers structure of both plant and hu­ pocket for the stamp moocy. An automatic pared post ma­ Alexandria, Vs., expect to teach lights, will thrust a handful of at a third of the price U was then man cells, chine, for instance, hummed along it how to separate mall from all letters at me. all stamped with bringing, he could build up a "No cell can escape Its power­ toting a package onto a scale, SO states simply by reading the tha snide notation: "Untouched by worthwhile business, lie opened a ful aye," Dr. J. C. Hampton said. small (tore on Veasy Street In New weighed It, checked on the. proper envelopes. "It lends itself to experimental Mr. Summerficld was milling post ions, figured out the exact It'a frightening in a way. Those York and advertised tha world's biology as well as use In clinical finest teas at bargain prices. postage and insurance, totaled it around the big room—across the postoffice robots may rslegata us That is why two giant Industries investigation of specimens taken all up, made change and sent the halt from Ms private office- humana to second-data people. lhat typify the "American Way at biopsy, and can be Used aa a But to get back to earth . . 1 packaged down a chute out of cackling over those inventions like diagnostic tool." a proud hen over a brood of fine, wonder what happened to that par­ of Life" are celebrating centen­ sight. Unlike the conventional micro­ nials this year. new chicks. cel poat package that waa matted I presumed that from there it scope, the electron mlscroscope It was men like Drake and went down a mechanical con­ This was Just the beginning In to me from Loe Angeles three utilises an electrostatic or elecHartford that inspired Horatio H. veyor to a rocket with Postmaster Ms march of progress toward weeka ago? Alger to write his famed Alger tromagnetic field aa a lens, la books lhat In turn Influenced the this particular model, there are minds and lives of countless Ame­ five such lenses. rican boys and encouraged them ta go and do likewise. It is probable that neither Drake Forecast Based WASHINGTON (UPI) — A well- the Introduction Into this country Texas readers somebody was pro­ nor Hartford could foresee, at the On Cold Facts meaning congressman w h o s e from England of the first star­ posing that a Uw be passed re­ time the tremendous impact their efforts and ideas would have on NEW YORK (UPI) New Identity charitably haa been for­ ling. back In the 1890's. Congres­ quiring grocers to ktep wbita and American life or the extent to York City's westberman, Ernest gotten got the idea some years sional newsletters now go out brown bread on separate shelves. which these ideas would he ad­ J. Christie, tells this story to ago that be wu a writer. He from capital post offices each "Asked what significance there vanced and developed. show what he thinks of longstarted scoding a weekly newslet­ week by the hundreds of thou­ could in a loaf of bread, the ad­ Drake was concerned with pro­ range forecasting bastd on non vocate fixes hit questioner with viding oil for America's lamps. meteorological evidence. ter to the papers back home and sands of copies. a baleful eye," Wright said, "and Hartford was providing the nation "Far up in Iht North," Chris Some of them are worth read­ to soma of the community lead­ demands, ’Do you want your with a popular commodity at a tie said, "a meteorologist noticed ing and they sure are the best daughter to marry a heel'?" ers. lower price. Both ideas were sound an Eskimo building an igloo with way ta circulate Jokes since tele­ Rep. Glenn Cunningham (R- and both laid foundations upon walls of almost double thickness. In light of subsequent develop­ vision was invented. Neb.) la another congressional ments, this legislative Innovation Discussing the Pan American columnist who knows what makes which mighty Industrial empires Deeply interested, the weather have developed and prospered. man decided the Eskimo some­ games in Chicago, Rep. Sidney currently la being compared to news. Early this year he reported The quality aod value of pure how must know a severe winter R. Yates (D-1U.) was assuring his that more than 100 House mem­ 4,200 readers of Congress' unfail­ bers had put their relatives on Pennsylvania oil is known today to was ahead. every motorist while every house­ "When asked, the Eskimo said ing and kindly interest in sports. the congressional payroll. He said he had Just heard in Not only did ha come right out wife depends on such chain stores he was sure a hard winter waa in the House cloakroom about a fel­ and mention this unmentionable as the A A P and others she finds prospect. How did he know? ‘ Well,’ replied the Eskimo, 'I no­ low who led hii horse into a ma­ subject, but he offered ta forward at her modern shopping center. jor league ball park and demand­ a list of the offenders, their kin­ Although the motor car, airplane ticed the white man has extra ed that the manager give him a folks, aod the salaries paid them. and countless other present day big coal pile* this year.’ " tryout. The team must have been Cunningham alto always tries MOSCOW (UPI) -Nicholas Pe- in a pretty bad (lump. Anyway, for a laugh. A while back ha got trulli, a New York sheet metal Yataa laid the maoager sent the worker who renounced bis Amer­ horse Into the outfield and one he hadn't figured oa. He re­ ican citixcnahip, said today he knocked him some flies. The lated (hat one night after be and Mrs. Cunningham turned off the wanted to give up his plan to be­ horec^ caught each baU In his |TV set. he went upstairs to bed come a Soviet citizen and return mouth and snapped it back with .............. while she went to the kitchen ta to tile United States. a whip of hit neck. landwichce for the children's PctrulU's future a p p e a r s to "Can he hit?" the manager (ix lunches next day. real, however, with officials in asked? "Try him," said the f ifteen minutes later the TV Washington. horse's owner. They put a bat In By FRANK ELFAZER 1ful of gas, starting in another Later, ha said, the lawmshtot Petrulll, 38, renounced h l a the horse'* mouth and he stepped burst Into flames. Mrs. Cunning­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Our wc<k or l0. added 1,000 milea to the system. ham spotted the fire and although American cit i z e n a h I p here up ta the plate. He hit every the set waa ruined the house waa highway program, the witness said The alternative, said Mills, ia to He called these "political mil—.'* Sept. 3. pitch out of sight. Maanwhite, ho said, has run out of gas. And Rep. saved. Cunningham rhetorically "I have Just realized I have "He's groat," the manager said. said. "We hate to think what Clarence J. Brown (R-Ohio) said quit letting new highway con­ costa, like everything alee, done a stupid thing," he told re­ "Wa’ll use him tomorrow." might have happened" if Mre. he for one was mighty disappoint­ tracts and to halt work on tome on the way up and the porters today. The bases were loaded when Cunningham had gone upstairs ed in the House Way* A Means already let. The Highway Trait raent'e share now to aetlaatod rt He went to the U. S. embassy the horse came to bat. lie hit the with him. Committee, which was trying to Fund, Into which motorists have 337 billion. in Moscow today and Inquired first pitch into left field, then been dropping 3 cents per gallon He laid Congress really fouled gel it pumped up. "Wsli, what might have hap­ about the possibility of stopp'ag stood there pawing the ground. True, the committee had come of get since 1934, la about to go things up last year whan R gat pened?" a number of hit readers action on his renunciation papers "Run, you fool,” the manager the jitters about the recession. Ho up with a plan to keep the con­ broke. or possibly returning to the Unit shouted. "Why doesn't be run?" wrote in ta inquire. Some of the rules members recalled that it ordered spending crete pouring on those new coasted States at an alien. seemed to think tbto waa sort of stepped up, and said wo now knot "If be could run," (he horse’s to-coast freeways. He said be was told that chanc owner replied sadly, "he'd he at run through Um money. Brown conceded that's what all peculiar. •a of returning from Moscow at Arlington Park." Radiosotopes Aid Rep. Homer Thomberry (DRep. Htary S. Reuss (D-Wla.) his correspondents seem to want. an alien were virtually hopeless. Nobody knows exactly how But ho noted that the committee Tex.) laid he heard a lot of mon­ got Ho floor to say ho bad a bei^ The Soviet quota for immigration many of the 337 House and Sen­ In Finding Flaws was proposing to make people ey wet wealed, on things liko ful amendment. It would rateo UM ta the United States to oversub­ ate members have been over­ CLEVELAND (UPI) — More pay for the new roads through an roadside "rest areas," each coat rood mooty wo need kg retting scribed for years in advance. come with a desire to write their than 1,100 companies ia the U. S. extra penny a gallon tax on gaso­ Ing J31.000. Rep. Ray J. Madden tbo depletion allowance enjoyed own columns. Suncyi indicate are using radlosotdpes ta "look line they burn riding around on (D-Ind.) said he bet Use program by oil aad gaa producers the number ia at least 300. Many into" aod detect Inner flaws in the old once. That, said Brown, is was infested with crooks. they pay their taxes. Clam s Have Habit letters have press runs of 10,OU) thick castings, to measure and just whit most of the folks he's Rep. Gordon H. Scherer (R- Madden said since taxoo copits or more. control thicknasa of sheet metal betn bearing from definitely don’t Ohio), speaking for the' Public being discussed, why didn't Works Committee, said sure there close up other loopholes In the Unlike Yates, most of (he au­ or paper, ta Inspect the welds in want at all. O f Getting Baked had been some waste and soma Uw? He said a lot af rich thors obviously believe the way ships, submarines and aircraft, Ways k Means Chairman Wil­ OLD SAYBROOK, Conn. (UPI) fraud, this being history's blggast aren't paying their fair there. Hi —Clsmbukes are * New England to stay out of trouble is to shun and to find leaks in pipelines, or bur 31ills (D-Ark.). appearing be­ public works program. But he mentioned S3 "fat cats" In tradition, and there'a no (topping anything cither amusing or con­ refineries, according to radiation fore the rules committee ta get said Coagresa Itself is ta blame lie Mid something about troversial. But Rep. Jim Wnght experts at Use new $1 million tha highway bill cleared ta the tradition. “ stock optioAie" Hff (D-Tex.) to ooe who ii willing ta Picker Research Center here. House, said regretfully that the for the fix the trust fund is in. Apparently by force of habit, u be both. He said the lawmakers started Madly of fart tax write-offs.' In dedireting tbo center re magic formula which so many of freight car load of clams that When "The Three Utile Pigs" cently. Dr. Paul C. Aebersold, di­ Brown's friends are demanding is out originally ta build 40,000 milea Possibly Madden bad more m were meant to stay cold got them- was discovered recently to have rector of Isotope, Development Just what his committee tried ta of new super Mghwaya. With the Ms mind, but Brown managed to selves baked. New Haven tralna Implications beyond those we had for the Atomic Energy Commis­ devise. federal govarnmant putting up 90 got in a word. Brown said ho bowere halted while volunteer fire­ thought, and after a furor waa sion, said radiosotpoes are saving But they just couldn't do it, he per cant of the cost, and the Uovod Madden w u cosxfaaod. Tbo men here fought a blaze that raised over a child's hook about industry "hundreds of millions of said. states 10, he said Uncle Sam's congressional atertians, ho soM cooked thousands of dams in u black and white rabbi'j, Wright dollars tvery ytar — and the fig As a result, we'll all be paying share waa eiUmalad at 134 bil­ art oot this year, tore cans Ik refrigerated car* took toagua la check and told his ura may soon bo it the billions." u U iu U or 30 cents per tank lion. Assignment Washington Congressmen Have A Yen For Columns American Loses Russian Ideas New Microscope Sees Everything Tax On Gas You Burn On Old Roads Supposed To Help Build New Ones .78 I �»SJW F*SS' Sooners To Train Space Engineers tor YugsaUvtn Prof. Aadrija Ko­ korevlet, a snkaalegkt, Is hnstd an the theory af the pretence ef g traaskteul hoandsry between tho earth’s crest god ton adjetolog giaotla at which seismle waves prsdueod hy sarthquakas aoddaoiy totttnn* to valacUy. 1W« pitot, the ackotlato claim, Hh ctonant to the earth's surface ot certain points ef toe ocean shore and seems to be within reach ef preoeatday offshore drill- •avaral thousand feet ef water to reach tha potot whara the earth’s surface change*. They plan to drill aa lANfrfoot hnrthale using ahlphavw drilling equipment, some ef which i« ant In general use. The report said that drilling through approximately so,ant feet ef ocean water, sedimentary floor, and hard crust will use several radical new techniques, such as the use of turbodrills and sound grills, drilling fluid and alumin­ um pipe plus special ship posi­ tioning devices. Sparta where ho composed ringing martial aoogs under whose In­ spiration tha SparUns gained a grant victory. Thin tame much as a surprise Jealous Athenians. Their strategy had bnckfirad. They failed to raallse tha tramsndaut value of muate in build­ ing m onk. And morale la vital to eueesss, whether in peace or w$rj . “ SIoral*," stated such a realist as Marshal roch during our lint World War, ” ia mom Important than material." That quotation should bo re-cmphasised to thasa modern days of Sputniks and 1CBM war preparetkos. Wa are urged to cut out frllJy pant pka for Athena to fulfill her subject* from Urn school* and put berack and coma to her rallef. ! The foxy Athenians, bawevtr, extra emphasis on chemistry and laridad Eparta was becoming a physics. threat to too future of Athena, D on ’t k t U ik ty p e o f propaganan Ihoy secretly fait U would bo da delude you. wko to let Sparta bo cooquared. Psychology beals chemistry and **Bw what about our mutual as- physics la the field of human rela­ aiaUooo pact?" om of tho ksdera tions, and P a not exaggerating. r s sat Atones reminded his compnaTurn loose a 10th Century Loyola -Icms. or John Wesley, a Roger Williams '.VnVaU, we Just said we'd offer or a Russian version of Billy Sun­ •to," raptkd another, "but wo did- day, bthiad lb* Iron Curtain and ■*$ My bow many men we'd furn* we'd toon change Russia Into a ' kb nor what kind. friendly neighbor. "So let's tend Tyrtaeus. He la A law millions devoted to such n dronmar and a musician, so psychloglcal and spiritual infiltra­ bn wlU technically fulfill our pact, tion of Russia would far outweigh yet be of m value to the Spar- billions Invested In our shots at toga." the moon. MUSIC A MORALE Amsrlca can keep on spending Tyrtaeua, however, want lo half our annual budgat under the direction of the Pentagon, and still our morale may wither away unLegal N o tice leia we keep on stressing the food for the soul of man. "Man does not live by bread SaasSaala I'oaaly. rtartda. In P n . alone," stated tha Pounder of Christianity. to raiSCaSal* of We might profitably paraphrase ■JOHN a KKKLINU, Mil NT* All Credit era and Paraaaa H as- that to raad: • tow Ltataaa aa Dsnanda Asa hut "Man’s greatest protection Is Mid Batatas wilhln his epidermis; not without." Tou and sack of yuu art hsraliy This docs not mean we ihuuld aatlflad and rtuulrad lu prtsant any claims and dsmands wlikh not show proper competition to you, or sllhar of you. may liava Russia In scientific Invention, but •gainst Iha astdts of Julio U. to fall down and worship an 1CUM Ktsllng, Mr., dssaassd, tats of said County, to tha County Judaa of Is Just as foolish as the ancient Semlnola County. Florida, at hla Hebrew worship of BAAL. •ftlea in tha court houaa of aald Nations can crumble from with­ County at Hanford, Florida, within •l|hl calendar niunlha from tha in despite supposedly invincible tlma af iha llrut publication ot military defenses. Need I remind thla nuilra. Cach claim or demand you of Ih* French Maginul Line, shall ha III writing, and ahall tu la Iho place of raalilinca and pool or of Caesar's fording of the Rubi­ Off lea addraaa of tha claimant, and con? ahall ba sworn to by iha claimant, An octopus called Socialism, forc­ •asm. atlornty. and any a.rh Halm ed on us by excessive taxation, •r damand not ao (Had ahall ba can destroy our Hepublic with its Vald. John O. Kaallne, Jr. "free enterprise" system though A* asacutor uf tha Last Will Russia doesn't fire a shot and Taatamaut of (Always write to Dr. Cruse la John O. Kstlint, Sr earn of this newspaper, eaclo*. dacaatad . * . W . Wart, Attorney lag a Wag 4c sLimped, addressed envelope and toe to cover lypiag and printing cotta when you send for one of hla booklet*.) OPENING BY POPULAR REQUEST AOS FNTIBKMKVT M l BIOS Th# Hoard of I'ublln Inatructlon for Saratnolo County. Florida, will rSoalvo bills for lb* fnrnlsblsg of *11 Isbor, maitrlala, equipment as4 aartlt-aa required for Lhs furnish. In* sml Install*lion nf Fire Kscapss fur Mamlnola IIIsth Mehool, Hopper Atsilaniy anil Labs Slourne School. Svntlnnlo County, Florida until • I*. »!.. Maplambar IT. ISIS, at Iho H.-huol Admlnlslrallon Build* In*. Commercial Avatiua. Sanford. Florida. at whh-h lima and placo tho bide will bo subtlety epsntd anil raad aloud. ' Drawings and sp*clflcailona may bo oblalnsd liy depositing f l i .l * ullh iha Architect. John A. Burton IV. Cornsr First Blrsot nnd Malian* vlllo .Menu#, Manfurd, Florida. Such VATICAN CITY - The Vatican clly newspaper Osscrvatore Ho­ rnsno, condemning beauty con­ ' tests in an editorial: "It U not a coincidence that in those rattle market-like displays, undressing is an indisputable conditioa.” Leg al N o tice r ia m u is bank NOTICE Id litrsby plvon that 1 am snaasrd In buslnrsa at III IV. XTIIs Mi., Manfurd. Henilhnla Cuunty, Florida, uudar Ilia fictitious nalua nf, I'lMcrrst Kidd la Komar Nursary Mrhoul, and that I Inland to register said naina with Iha Clark ot iha Circuit Court. Hsuilnola Cuunt). Florida. In aciurdanrs nltli Ilia provisions uf iha K l-llllona Naina Mlalulaa. tn.w ll: Mr,-, lion MiUJ Florida Mtatutsa UiT. Mia; Ltarrldlna While ruidish a u i . :a a n,pi. tv ». ti. Sit or Stand al your work — SU u you drive — Sit and watch TV — HUT RENEW THOSE NEGLECTED MUSCLES GIVE YOUR BODY A TREAT — WITH BALANCED EXERCISE— HAVE VITALITY AND V P ff ZEST FOR LIVING! 0\JI C l c i H c i r r c m wr, n i n t h j i t u n II, U l i c t t r IN NNII FIIB SCWINUI.K r w i v n , S 'l.u iu u t, IN I'MlNt'HHV Ml. IHIS .Mrr|t,H tiF mi)i* t iny In la; Ailopllnn nf KATIILKKN KASIILJ* MTATK OF Fl.nntUA *TOl ItlCH* AlttJ C. KAMKI.L Ilia I’aclda llllhuray, Man Olsgo In, California. You ara harrhy untitled that a ptllilnn t»r adoptluii uf KATII* I.Kh.S K /K K L I. a minor, hae bran tiled In tin about named Court! that as natural paranli and falhtr of aald mlnur child you ara roniniandad to appear In aald Court on Maptambar IS. ISil and ahuw rausr, If any you hale, why aald petition ahuuld not ba aranled, Herein (all not or a final de­ cree ut adoption mar be entered tor palltluncr. WITNESS My hind and tha nT(k ill seal of tha shoes named Court thla XTth day of August, A. Clark ot tha Circuit Couit Hy Aria J. Lunduulst Deputy Clerk Kenneth >1. I.atdsr Kd nerds Hulldlna I D O N 'T SE E ANY O ’ M V FAVORITE K I N O //----- y~ (tt\ \oumr,cmt.s>m m • AMD I’VE BROUGHT SOME OTHER -S T VOUINTCESS C i Pl DANDY-TASTIN' 3UGASCGATED PILLS LIKE TH ..TH AT 19, THEY N O tf VCUJNTC#S BEFORE ME STARTED DCCStHir YOU* MISSILES/ -------------- wnt ME- you i r r jn wr tu rn rri cW A Y CARSHAD o n r 7m \Y math rr> f 1 RIDE -IN THE A FR i I’llONE FA 3-121$ A D M IS S IO N I P UXg TO JON rcxiq tfOVRV A t f WHY WASN'T THAT SHIP ^ WE COULDN'T VUAINED TO STAY CLEAR J AtAxE RADIO OR TH* MISSILE AST A ? J CCNTACT IN WE ALMOST HIT MM! 2 / tim E / SUNSPOT Ft i _________— rTU INTERFERENCE » documents fn good condition within is dsys attsr ths bid opsnlns. A csrilfl#i| check or bank drift, payabla to tho Ooanl ot publls Instruction for Hsmlnoto County, Florida, II. lb Government Bond#, or a satisfactory bid bond asecuted by tha bidder and acccptabla su n lira In an amount s>iuat to firs par cent of ilia bid shall ba sub* mlttrd with sarh hid. Tha euccaaaful blddsr will bs re­ quired furnish and pay for satisfactory performance and pay* inrnr homl or bond*. Atirmluii I* called to Iha fact that nut I*#* than th# minimum ■alartre and wears aa a#t forth In Ilia Kpti-lflclatlona muat ba paid on this project. Tha Hoard of Publla Instruction for K«inlnol# County, Florida, rasertas iha rlsht to rejec' any and/ nr all btda ur to a alta any In* fi.rmalltl## In tha bidding. No bid ■hall ha withdrawn fur a parlud of fifteen (IS) day* luhisqutnt la tha openlu* uf blda without tha tonaant of tha Hoard, JOHN* 1. II It CM LET Chairman, Hoard of ruhlla litalrucilnn for nominal# County. Florida It. T. M il*,a. Mammilla County Hupcrlnlandtnt nf I’ulillo Inatructlon and Ki-UHIi-m Mit-ralary to tha lluard of I'ubllo Instruction Publish A us. :* St Hspl. 2, t. IIS*. t i im I* Isi*. (SEAL) ti r. HEn.vDON * * * NORMAN, Okla. (Upl> - A breed of men — apse* e»* ■InMra — will b« trained I t th* University of Oklahoma. The OU School of AffOnautl* c«I Engineering U netting i f Ito tpaco engfnetting program is tho belief that ImagiaaOon muat be backed up by practical kaowhow if man la ever to blaae the trail to other planet*. Brace V. Kctcham, ebalrmaa of the arhool, aald the demand for apace engineer* la increaalng aa moat aircraft companic* can­ 't*rt to miaaile work, * ‘in . another two year* more than half of the aeronautical eagi* net ring atudenta may be la apace work." Keteharn said. MWe muai aUrt a formal program now to supply tha Industry’s future demanda.” t Ketcham aald hi* school has faclllllca to teat liquid and solid propellant rockets In Its jet pro* pulsion laboratory. It also has a supersonic wind tunnel capable of developing velocities two and a half timaa the speed ef sound. Leg al N o fica CHICAGO — Stanley Lane, pon­ dering the problems that beset him after he refloated a sunken 20-tooex-Navy amphibian plane that ori­ ginally cost him 138,000 and would cost another $20,000 to repair: "I can't use it, 1 can't move it, 1 can't leave it where it la and I can'l give it away." WHY? euc KIDDIW UNDER 13—FREE TON1TE THRU FRI. I’oma Early For Fulkat Enjoyment • Show Starts 7:11 P. M. ------------ V \feAH.' p u v e a s 1 HEAD THE \ CANT USE CAQ3J COACH GOT J \s w HAVE TO DO t o u g h e i g h t m -les o f Zr--- \i—7 V ROADWORK/> DAO, MOW TAB) | is ir from -4 1 W IN G E Y S ’ HOUSE o U - A s o u r Y v/iHGey.? A MiLE-lVHVy i TH ATS IT- > TIMES A DAY * t— OvEftHESeV Jr i Da>T AVND gam s, . VO U O B H ATiN G / A\B. . . K J T Z WISH *-'■ UNCA AVCKBY! PLUS AT t:30 ONLY Y O W t ? ST D W \VA TCw h i 3 TELHVlS ON A T T - I "KING OF THE WILD STALLIONS'* S A M E T l . W B | r— GEORGE MONTGOMERY GIN EMASLOPE * COLOR TUUKSUA1 e v n w v B c c Y L 's k >t o j wawcw t vwahNiqy, rVP w b w on t Hold s. T H 0 3 5 ICA»<a y\ A 9A N S T V O D SAV THAT r INim-mO A P P L IC A T IO N S (A Limllrd Number Ayallable) BRIGirrE BARDOT TM B AO TtCLg S A W that wfwec.Ty « ] ' MOWS IWPOWTANT r htv MiKTAL AB.UTV y FBOM MV . a. J FATHER T ' THAN BW 1RO K M SN T INA CHLOB DdVlLCFMINT J , StartiBg S«pt. 8 Tuen. 5:00 |0 0:00 P..M Thurn. 5:00 lo 9:00 P.M, YOU ARE V NOW* IN A TRANCE/ |YOUWlU. VOU WlU. DO WALK INSTRUCTION k EQUIPMENT exactly a s I TELL YOU/ - __________ ___-f FOR BODY BUILDING (Affiliated With American Gym Aaanciatton) Call - FA 2-7066 Kirk PLAZA -110 E. Commercial S i ■**AU.VOU HAVB T O D O IS RUM OVER T O SEC HE FOUR Bordaf, os a lighthouse kMpcr's daughter...who believes in dusting light I FEATURE: 1:19.3:17 . 5:13.7:13 NOT RECOMMENDED FOR CHILDREN ovbb and KIS9 AECnig* ^ ^ M U / * lb �.— r r r r r S r ran g •'<***•“ A Want Ad A Day Makes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA 2-2611 E Par Beat CLASSIFIED INDEX WANTED: RtUrtd ftrrtd for room E m board. FA 2 03X2. Far Itest Wanted te E m ■Ml EaUte Wasted i Baal Ealats Far Bala «. Maniac* Lsaaa 7. Ba laHa Opportaalttes t CLEAN furnlibad apartment, private batb and atraoct. screened porch. FA 2-0702. • S. Fanals Half Wasted I. Mala Half Wasted J i Mala ar Fanate “ l. Wark Wasted IX. Flan Wag Banka* IE Electrical Services IE BaUdiag • Palatine Regain IE Special gcrrleea 11*A Beauty Parian IE Flewere * Plaata IT. Pate * Litasteck • 1E Machinery • Tsais M X Baste sad Matan 2*. Astanakilas • Trallars Xl. 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PA 13X13, PA 34X21, PA 3X2X1 SUNLAND Estates & South PINECREST ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. Legal Notice KH’ riTim ■ .vtui: FARM: 20 acres, tiled, several flowing wells. Large barn. Roomy 3 BR. home. Easy terms. Pb. FA 2-1223. NOTICE I* h*r«l<r alv»n »h*t 1 ■m .n*»*»V In builn.** at ISIS tn, 3-BEDROOM, CB. lta balh home. Orl*n<l.> n rf» » . X a n fn ril. H .m ln n l* Phono FA 2 3333. till. *;*. Trvtnf D Pubiuh a«pu J. t. is, Rh«ln is. isis . BONNIE JOHNSON Beauty Shop 1006 Sanford Ate. Will Bo Closed For Vacation Sept. 7th thru 24th IS. Plaabteg Service VUt FARMER’S AGENCY tired C ou n t)-, F i n n I* . U n d .r t h * f le llt ln u a t.Om * of, J a m .* M o b il* l l o t r * S a lta a n d th a t I In la n d to r a a la t a r la id n a m * w ith Ih * «'l«rlc o f t h * t 'lr c u lt I 'n u r i, U .m l n u l . C o u a t y . F lo r id a , In a c c o r d a n t * « IfH t h . p r - iv lt lo n t o r t h * r i c l l t l o u * N am * I t a t u l t * . to . w i t : S e c tio n lli.ll F l n t l d * l u t u t o o SEPTIC TANS SERVICB Since 2X4S A. HARP DeBARY N'Orth X4422 NOrth MTU ACME PLUMBERS COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: I and slid we're back at Tlie OF­ DESIRABLE and clean 3 bed­ bedroom, comer lot 1390 down, US N. Park Ava. Ph. PA S-X1XX room unfurplabdd house, kitchen FICE Bar in Lake Mary. LEW assume payments <37.30. 100 electrically equipped, 2412 Wil­ and MILLIE. Anderson Circle. low Ave. Call FA 2-0274 or NEW CB 3-bedroom, Ilk tile batba, terrano floors, GE stateFA 2-0042. E For Rest lesa steel kitchen, carporte, uti­ BY OWNER: 10 acres an OM Monroe Rd., Approximately X lity room; pump and sprinkler NICE quiet furnished apartment PURN. ApU Xom W. 1st St system. Call FA 2-9019 after 5 bloeka N. of W. tat S t; paved for couple. Lights and water road; corner acreago. Fries IT,P. M. X RM. Bachelor Apartment, com­ furnished. <30 month. FA 2-4744, 300. Call Rosabel G. Aiken. after 5 phone FA 2-7399. pletely furnished. 313 Palmetto FA 2-2X41 or write Box 207, Ave.________________________ c/o Sanford Herald. 3-RM. fum. garage apt., watpr PINECREST — a steal! — 3 Bed room, Hk Bath, like new coo A electric included. <09 mo. ^BEDROOM unfurnished house, MAJOR BROWN REALTY dition, includes kitchen equip­ FA 2-1309. kitchen equipped. <00 monthly. Realtor ment, blinds, water heater, Ph. FA 2-0030. LAKE MART and beautiful drapes, only <2000 4. Heal EaUte Wanted Ph. FA 2-5227 or FA 2-1X14. down, 99.97 monthly. HOUSE, also turn. garage apU WANT TO BUY FROM OWNER. 2300 Mellonvllls. 2-bedroom home close in, in WYNNEWOOD, in outstanding 3 $200 Down $100 Par Month Sanford. Write P. O. Box 1X4, bedroom, 1 bath home with 2-BF.DROOM, 1 bath Mock hante APARTMENT for 2,140, Oil Park. Eustls, Fla. newly re-finished floors and with carporte red iterates ter­ f r e a h 1y re-decorated. <1000 rene floors threnghewl; kitchen APARTMENTS. 2 A 3 bedroom house; furnished k unfurnished. I. Real Estate For Bala down, <90.00 monthly. equipped. Near echeal. Tetal ROBA L. PATTON price tttJN. LOCH ARBOR, New. 3 bedroom, Hiawatha Ave. Ph. PA 2-1301 2 bath, double carport, large Ro m L. Payton utility room, <17,900, <2900 will Reglatered Real Estate Broker 1 ROOM Efficiency ApU, private handle. ASSOCIATE” bath, suitabla for one or couple. Mary E. Carman - Lee SalvaU Acrosa from Post Office. <300.00 down will buy a beautiful Ph. FA 2-1301 17X3 at Hiawatha 2 bedroom home in a nice PURN. apU MO Park Ava. neighborhood. If you need good ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Rialto term), this is it. RENT A BED ■aymaad Lasdqelit, Aiaee. XoUaway, Hospital k Baby Bads FA 2-3X31 Atlantic Bank Bldg. By Day, Week or Month. Seminole Reilty CARROLL’S FURNITURE a. Female Help Wanted JV DIETRICHS - REALTOR gFh. FA 3-9101 111 W. 1st St EIJz. Methvin—Velma Goosalei, Adelaide II. Moaea — Associates, PERMANENT position open for APARTMENTS, clean, nicely fum iilnlady experienced In de­ too: Park Avo PA 2-MK ithed, <30 k <63. 119 Elm Ave., partment atore work. Must he Large stucco house. Phona local resident. Write Box 11, This Is a guest pass to the MovieNO 8-3267. land Drive-In Theatre for L M. Sanford Herald. Jefferson to see "Say One For MODERN 2 bedroom apartment Me." and efficiency apartment, both START NOW 4th Addition. furnished. 601 Palmetto. Phone AVON has 3 open territories Raymond M. Ball FA 2*4330. NOW. in Sanford. Incrcaied de­ Realtor mand for nationally advertised Homes Designed For 2-BEDROOM apartment, nicely ASSOCIATES coemilics necessitates creating Florida Living. 8 furnished. Living room and kit­ Richard H. "Dick" Ivera, naw territories. For interview, 3 & 4 Bedrooms— 1 ft 2 Baths chen air conditioned. <79 a Mgr. Mortgage Loan Dept. write Mrs. Jean Milanieh, Box month. Call FA 2 0668. Mrs. O. !L "Amy" Anderson I4S, Lockhart, Fla. VA - FHA Jranle Blair 3-ROOM furnnhed aoirtment. Wa­ G. B. ■•Guy" Strickland FHA In Service ter furnished. <30. FA 2-7399 9. Mala Halp Wsated W. B. Sltippy after 1:00 P. M. Conventional MX So. Tark Ava. Ph. FA 2 3X41 EXTRA CASH FOR Sanford 3-BEDROOM house, kitchen furn­ Financing EMPLOYED MAN Evans Bldg, Lake Mary ished. Phone FA 2-3744. Up to <3.23 hourly, comm, plui Ph. FA 2-1290 Down Payment* bonus. Saleamanship not re GARAGE APARTMENT, 4 rooms For the Best Buys In Real Estate quired. Demonstrate new pat Low as $425 t and bath. Large screen porch. NEK CULLEN ft HARKEY anted Air Cushion Shoes. Sam " Car garage. Phone FA 2-2621. plea supplied. Charles Chester W. A. Cagle. Jr. Salesman You can move in immediately Night — FA 20191. while the (tapers are being 110 N. Park Ava. Ph. FA 22391 Shoes, Dept. B 116 Brockton, Mass. processed. HOUSE, partly furnished. Phone HOMES AND LOTS for colored FA 2 3923. We Guarantee Peraonal people. Also homes uuilt on loU. WANTED: Small atore manager also meat manager. Apply Roy Wall, Phone FA 2-13*7. Satisfactions On Tha WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms FOODMART, Park Ave. at 23th. private hatha, 11* W. Flrat St. Construction Of Your Homa IF IT IS REAL ESTATE St. Retired or icmi-rctired perOr Your Money Cheerfully ask Crumley A Monteith aonnel will be considered if 2-RM. Apt. 112 Elm. FA 2 0371. at 117 South Pare Ph. FA 2-46BS qualified. Refunded, FURNISHED apartmte’ clean am READ THIS TWICE II. Mate or Female I c l o s e in. Jimmy Cowan, Ph THE PRICE IS RIGHT on this W F\ 2-4013. brand new three bedroom con­ MEN-WOMEN <». Daily. Sell crete block home—two apsrkl Luminous nameplates. Write 2 Bedroom Apartment Reaves Co., Attlaboro, Miss. ing bathi—fully equipped elec trie kitchen—near schools and unfurnished, near atorea A school. No pel* pleaie. 2617 Elm. "hopping centers—Only <330 It. Wark Wanted down and <17.30 per month— 3-ROOM BUNGALOW, furnished. Cor. Hwy. 17-92 & 27th St. DON'T PROCRASTINATE—Cali BABY SITTING, ironing. FA 2 6421 FA 2-3106. Phona FA 2-1501 US RIGHT NOWI EXPERIENCED Child Ore in private home. PA 24382. FURNISHED apartment, hard­ w. x. “ Btir BTEMPER Agtwty wood floors, tilt balb, private. Stenatrom Realty Realtor A laaartr l2^ 2“ "jbta£jtorv]e*e Adults. Phone PA 2 0301. MERRBRT STEKXTROM ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taller, Reglatered Broker Arthur !\ Day, Everett Harper Plumbing: dt Repair! LEN BUN KB Deiirable and nicely furniahad 3 Robert F. May, Bart Pilehe Jot C. Thomas LOTTIE BROADWAY bedroom bouae at 2401 PataaUo Phase FA 2-49X1 112 N. Park IMS Sarita I t FA 3 0X48 EEN TORBETT Ave. Newly decorated. Double ear garage. Citrua txeta. BETTYE D. SMITH Associates PHONE FA 2 0274 or FA 2 0042. 111 N. Park WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS Pi. FA 2-141X ■ WOT. Sept. 9. 196*—Page 13 \1». Sxoetel ISfP-A-DAY Established Business. Modem Grocery start and service sta­ tion, including X , Badroass home on the property. Mar* than ample frontage an U. E Highways 17 4 92, French Ave­ nue. This business has been yielding an income which war­ rants a price far greater than owner is asking. Poor htallh and a going business don’t mix, hence owner's decision to sell. 29% down and excellent terms on balance. J. W« HALL FURNISHED 3-Bedroom House. Realtor 2423 Princstoo Ava. MO Mo. “ Call Ball" Phona FA 23041 GA 3-SS7X. 1 NORM. APT. Kit Hun Equlp- EBEDROOM, S hath CB home. Tara*. Phona PA 2-3428. ped. Lane rooms. I B • month. M0 Myrtle Ava. Call PA 2-9430. CLOSE IN: 3 bedroom, M hath 1-BEDROOM ApU and 2-Bedroom 2 atory frame home te excellent unfurnished apt., 2312 Palmetto conditiea throughout. Furniture Ave. after 1 p .m . I. Oaad Paad optional. Excellent neighborhood. Only $10,000. Exdualve TILED Farm Land, E. Side. • Cleanest Pises Aronnd with ua. Stevens. FA 2-4X90. dkkard’a THREE bedroom house 1X01 Wost NEAR NEW SHOPPING CEN­ "TMR P R BOUSE” TER: 2 bedroom, 1 batb neat Hwy, 1712 A 20th. SL Sanford 3rd. Stroot. kitchen equipped. home, aabeatoa ahteglo aiding, 170. Phone FA 2-2X91. cirporta, <1X90. 2-BEDROOM bouse, k it e h en CONVENIENT to High School, I FRESH FISH equipped. Phone PA 2-3010. bedroom. 1 bath CB borne; Flor­ Daily ida room. Largo lot. <15,900. 4-ROOM and bath furnished Campbell's Fish Market house. Call bttwoan X A. M. and 411 Bastard Arc. 1 P. M., FA 2-3013. S i. J*hu H&m/lf C*mpm*t BACK g w stt D f TO SANFORD We Invite you lo be our guaatx absolutely free without obligation at one of Sanford's leading Motel* while you locate auitabl* housing for you and your family. Pick up your kty at tha Sale* Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. BRA!LEY ODHAM, Corner Hwy. 17*92 k 27th 81. Prea. Phona FA 2*1501 AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1X87 Sanford Ava. PA X SANFORD Plumbing A S9XS So. Elm Ph. FA 2-7X14. PLUMBING Contracting A Repair! Fra# Estimates B. L. HARVEY IN Salford Ava, Phone PA 241*3 IS. Eteetrteal Service* Wiring — Electric Service Sid Viblai RANDAL1 ELECTRIC CO. US Magnolia FA 2-9811 14. Bnlidiag - Painting - Repain A Arttetet Far Bate _ PINK Frigidalra refrigerator, U cu. ft. used IX aootha. 9*0. PA 2-4320. Door Glxxa Vent Glaxn New A Uicd Furniture A Appli­ ance*. A Gnnd Place T« SERVICE BUY SELL or TRADE Senkxrik Glaxo and Paint Co. at PA 1-4X11 JENKINS FURNITURE 460 Sanford Ave. FA 2-74W ENVELOPES. Letterheads, atatemenli, invoices, band bills, and 22. Article* For Sate program!, ate. Progressive '37 SCOOTER; Norge electric Priatiag Co. Phoo# FA 2-2X31 — stove, like new. FA 2 786? 90S West 12th St ~ PAINT and WALLPAPER SUPPLIES Buy 1 Gal. - Get 1 r ltKE! MARY CARTER PAINTS FA 2 3649 NO JOB TO LAHGE O t SMALL 201 W. tit St. Drive Waya — Parking Areas RENTALS: Day — Week - Month Freat Bad Leaders Grader* — Dsaera — Dragline* Rollers — Traaspert* PHONE: Daja, FA 24134 Nights, FA 2-7123 or FA 2 3443 PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING W. L HARMON PH. FA 2 4223 After X P. M NEW RAVENNA PARK H O M ES AIR CONDITIONING H. B. POPE CO. 289 g. Park _ FA X-42X4 H O M E S ^i FEATURING! Quality Economy — Originality \ \ X VISIT MODEL AT \ 500 French f OR PHONE FA 2-7281 • Quiet Community • Near GnU Course CosMlnactian Co., Ik . TU Weat M b ten FA MIN USED CARS $ $ 6 I 9 I I 1959 Chevrolet DEMONSTRATOR Rlaeayns ftertee • Feeder S e d a n • VX • Autematte Tranamlaaten • Power Wear­ ing • Power Brakes • Only 99.1 Aetna) MUeo * Looter* ou* Helaa Finish • White Wall Tires IAVE <8 IAVE 9AVK 8 8 6 8 8 1958 Ford Falrtons "300" F o r d o r Medan - VS * AatemaUe Tranamteaten • R a d i # • Heater $1995 8 8 8 8 $ $ $ 1956 O ldsm obile Super " 66” Fordor Holiday Sedan > Power Blearing • Power Brakes * Aetematic Tranamiaaim • R a d i o • llrater • Sparkling Black ft White Finish ■ Very Clean Interior • One Owner Local Top Qaalily Car Was $795 “ In the City of Gracious Living” ------COMING SOON-------- Formal Opening Dream Homes *340 Down Payment-No Cloning T O T A L PRICE Shosim akah home of 1955 Plymouth Includes Cldeing Coat 9:00 A . M. T il Dark SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. TU Dark SALES Ratoy Fordor • VB • Over­ drive Tranamlaaion • Very Low Coat Trnnaportatlon *9840 OPEN D A ILY MOTOR 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 $450 Down Turn Weat On 20lh St. Follow Country dub Rd. ft Watch Far Our Signs . . • I HOLLER $1695 Dallas Asphalt Co. Furniture storage and Moving To and From Anywhere C. E. PHILLIPS 1300 Pranch Ava. Ph. PA 1-11X1 AIRLINE CARRSR . ENJOY FREE TRAVEL GOOD PAY - SECURITY SEVERAL max and women iM 1749 will ha selected Immafc Italy to train for attractive sir* Una positions as Hostess, Ressr* - vatloniat. Ticket Agtat, Comma* nicatlonlat. Station Agent and Operation*. Low coat tratalng la* eludes beauty and seif laprxva* ment. Enjoy the many airtlaa benefit*. Moat ha high seheet graduate with ambitions ahead. Training aecardlted NHSC. Write for questionnaire Include year and telephone. National Sc of Aeronautics, Airline Dir Box A, e/s Sanford PAINT $2.30 gal. T-Shirts 4Xc. Complete Laws ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS STORE Fartiilm—tpreytag - M owing 31X Sanford Ava. JOHN LOMMEBBE This is a guest pais to the Movie411 Willow. Aval p a » n x » land Drive-In Theatre for Mrs. ROLLAWAY, RaapfUl and Baby Jamea Lea to see "Say One Rada. Day, Weak ar Meath — For Me". FURNITURE CENTER 1148 Preach Ava. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Ph. PA 1-79X1 Service WUh The Cash. SUPER TRADING POST. FA 2-0XT7. 7Ik. PAIR FREE! FACTORY TO YOU Ladies thin heels (lift*). Ask About 111 ALUMINUM CARTER'S SHOE REPAIR VENETIAN BLINDS Park Ave. — Opposite Pood Pair Enclosed hud. Sag-proof bottom n il with plastic end*, plastic PUMPS - SPRINKLER er rayon tapes. Cotton ar nytan All types and aim. Installed cords. "Do It Yourself” Senkarik Giaaa and Paint Co. WE REPAIR AND BKRVICS 111*114 W. 2nd 8L Ml PA 2-4622 S T I N K Machinery aad Xegxtr Co. BIG JOBBER’S 2X7 W. 2 ad St Ph. PA 2-X433 CLOSEOUT Big Suita for Big Men 13-A Beaaty Parteeo Up to............<29.93 Phaoo PA S-7XN Also Waih-n-Wfur Suits.<19.95 !| Over 1400 pairs of Trou»eri D A W N ’ S We can fit all aiica 29 to SO BEAUTY SALON Man’s $3.29 Bathing Trunks Air Conditioned Dryer* Now 9Xc Hair Styling — Permaoenta —Oil The atore la bulging with hun­ Treatments— TV Stamp*, Soft dreds of bargains for man, wo­ Water — Air Cond. Rontett'a man nnd children. Beaaty Naok, 105 So. Oak— ROUND, SHORT and TALL FA 2 3742. COME ON IN, WE CAN FIT Y'ALL is. Ftewara k Pteato HUTCHINS CLOTHING CENTER Hwy. 17-93 Cor. 436 Cot Ftewera For Aay Ocraatea Closed Friday ovrnlng and all SANFORD FLOWER BMOP day Sat Open Mon. thru Thun, PA i- u a or PA M W from Noon 'Ul $ p. m. and open ALL DAY Sun. 19. Boat* and Motera CROWDEK pea*, okra, by the 33 H.P. Johnson Motor, remote bushal. PA 2-04IB. control*. 2 propeller*, for $2X3.00. May be seen at 2404 Adams Ct. SMALL 2 piece sectional aofs. (Wynnewood lection) or call Call FA 2-1361. FA 2-7940 after 9:30. SEWING MACHINE-round bob­ bin, used 3 month*. Fore ward Your EVINRUDE Dealer and reverse. Complete with 23Robson Sport l a f Goods ycar guarantee and attach­ 304-6-6 K. tat. Ph. FA 2-S90I ments Just take over payments. Seven payments of 18.31 each, 71* HP Elgin Motor, 1936 Model. or cash settlement can be <100. FA 2-3342. made. Write Box 31, care San ford Herald. 30. Automobile* . Traitor* Licensed — Bonded Painting A 30 PLYMOUTH tudor sedan, 1 owner, price <263. FA 2-1611, S ABM a?te?• ‘P. ,niM. Decorating. Fret Estimates There.*Onlyl —!,I A. M. 613 W. 23th St. Work Guaranteed. SEMINOLE Toaiten — Waffle Irons —Lamps PAIN TIN G CONTRACTORS '32 FORD fordor, radio, heater, Pictures — Dlahei — Vaics—Cut PA 2-1204. Giaaa — Crystal — Trays. automatic trammlasion. Good COME AND SEE! transportation. FA 23X20 after CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 2433 Elm Ave. 9:30. ■•■odeUag — Free Estimate* CRIB MATTRESS, excellent con­ ■epa'ra Phone FA 2-9744 MODEL "A" FORD, good ahape, dition, S3.00. Phone FA 2 079X. BILL BERNOSKY, Contractor <290. FA 2-4706 after 5:30. FLOOR sanding and finishing 21. Furnltarr U-A—Articles Wanted Cleaning, Waxing. S o r v i a g USED VACUUM Cleaner, preferSeminole County ainca IMS. Used furniture, appliances, tool* ably Electrolux. F«. 2-6323. M. XL GLEASON. Lake Mary. etc. Bought-iold Larry's Mart 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. 13—Notices k PersMtls ROOF CLEANING AND COATING Exclusive agent for SURCO In WANTED: Transportation leaving $SAVE$ this area. Work guaranteed, ca L. Mary about 7 a. m. to Col­ FA 2-3447 for free estimates. New k Used lege Tk. FA 2 6633. BILL EVANS Furniture and Appliances IS. Education — Instruction B A M HOOFING Mather of Sanford Contracting A Repair* U. 9. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! Licensed — Bonded —Insured 203-209 E. First SL Th. FA 2*09X2 Men-women, 1652. Start high at FREE ESTIMATES • BIG VALUES 993.00 week. Preparatory train­ 111 Sanford Ave. Pb. FA 2-79U • QUICK CREDIT ing until appointed. Thousands • EASY TERMS of jobs open. Experience usually Hi. Spetiul Service* unnecessary. FREE information WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS on jobs, salaries, requirements. AUTO GLASS WILSON - MAIER Write TODAY! Lincoln Sarvica, ___ Pekin 22, Illinois. New And Used Furniture INSTALLED FA 2 3X22 Windshield Back Giaaa <11 E. First SL 111-114 W. M O. IdncsUaa — llomea feature 3 Bedroom* • IV'i Tile Baiba . Screened Forth . Utility Room • Ter. ralio Flonra • Carports . Land­ scaped Lota * All City Con. Tinlinctia NOW $690 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 1953 Chrysler Ne« Yorker • Fordor Sedan I Itadla . Heater • Automatic I T r a n s m i s s i o n • Clean *' Throughout $395 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Our Used Cars Will Be Displayed For Your In* spec lion Nightly On Our Large Lighted Lot. WHERE DEALS SHINE at the sign of your beat buy W AIT! WATCH! HOLLER MOTOR SALES For Opening Date 2nd ft Palmetto W. 20th St. rA 2-7603 Sanford SANFORD MONTHLY PAYMENTS FA 2*0711 ar FA M it t 9 I �■ -V 7- i;.:' **’ . I W* [i r ■pj w j' *I. ’ i 1J*-i ' - *<• W-i i f Mm «V 3’. ; ■. ; ' " i , p.i-i v .7 j :(V/ rt, (• t> ,» j f, I , . *uiCfrVt . ;' i’-Cti", S ' t" ___ t__ i '- **-7,^ * . ‘V m - :-r.± •r. ■ ~ i ... ■ ■' ■ , /• :■ ■,i »,V •■’ •(•'' t.... • ' -■ .’ J i V I* .'•* . ;; t; JlffaCWB O W N L OTGel Safely Course t \Y ‘ . • Y•* -H U R R Y N O W ond see th is fabulous shell home b a rg a in — w ith com plete wiring fix­ tures ond rough-in plum bing— a t 3304 W in te r Garden? Road. T u rn W e st o ff O range tha nation to Inchiia a full procram of aafaty Instruction ia oil alamaotary acboela. Tba prograni * u dtaipaad bp UM Oblab— a W ity Blossom T ra il on W est W ashington and drive one m ile — you’ll see our signs. Council, wfckb bopta to hart it la oporaUon to 1.000 duanuaa ou t aebaai you. Tba pragma will prwtUo taachar and atudoota with apo­ dal daaartota material*, iadwd- LIMITEDTIME ONLY I (Many Other M odels and Arrangements To Choose From ) BUILDERS lirel’s W ife 1H e r Share lau oori,i L' 3304 W. W A S H IN G T O N **"i £ ^ 'j -w r tkn t*' PHONE G A r d e n 2-6380 Oat-Of- TWwg Sayan Cal Griict r ( » ». a »u .. 5 ,r , .m ,K& T U a a v U b - l i n e W a a k i a g t n A t*. ^ 'afo-jll ___ — * « STATS_________ ^ �(u m -if e CAM CAMATBBAL <UPI>— Mean.* Be made M statement offer toe first operatiseml toansh tf m Atlas Woden*toy. TIB tttatll VU “ MTU Ikui saUefaetocy.” ftosr enid further to•to would In bald at this tentrol California mental hues at ton rote «f ees every twe or tone a*onto*. He Mid toe Air Force hope• to train grown M they ana fire an Aties to a matter of mlantSe should an emergency aria*. )>•»•* ■to" Ur before the United Na- AN AMPLIFIER CHASSIS to scrutinised by (L to r.) Ay (wane Diehl, In. atructor Joe Eerrotny, Eileen Attanxilo, Jrannine Straub, and Pauline Luke. The women are part o f a group which will graduate Monday from the second session o f an Elsetronics Assembly Course given at Inc., In cooperation with the Seminole County Vocational 8ch< tfonc M ar but no member stats wee easar to pick tt up. The B-yesr-old god-king, from Wa sails hi Iodic, cabled lecreUry-Oenaril Dai Hamuankjold Wednesday night to ack tor help The aotec were phrased la laaAm i tkeueacral Assembly. guaie eooeldcrabty etronser tbaa is icual la diplomatic exchanges. Prosecutor Resigns Mitwee Reports By JACK n M u n ■■ploymaag si II ar IT ths School Board tide morning. The need far mors toscherp has been anticipated, but B could not be known exactly how many Inwheel enrollment figures wen In, Administrative Amtatant Walter Teague aald. Parents have been very coopera­ tive about acbool situations, Milwon and Teague agreed. Our or two requests by parents to have their cmldren skip a grade were refused and there were a lew re­ quests to have children assigned to different schools, Milwee said. A road running northeast across the proposed Seminole High pro­ perty 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 in the Reservoir Lake area, north of Lake Ada sad west of Lake Jennie, have been using the road which cuts measure guaranteed to be veto- across the proposed school site. proof—wa* called up to the House A resolution asking the Oviedo far final coagnssloual action. It town council to close Smith St. In trout of Oviedo High School from Lawton Avr. east U4 feet, was adopted by the ooard. .No one uvea ou the street where U will be No*hod off. The permanent blockoff la needed because the school, whfah Is to have seven more class- D etails O f N ik ita W is it Expected Refugees From Fire Return T o Hom es 9SADW00D, 5. D. (UPD-Ref ogees from ■ raging foraat Hr* WASHINGTON (UPI) - T that threatened to wipe out this Whits House may make pul historic Wild Wert town began re­ today further details af Soi forming to Dcadwqod Wednesday aiBht, the peril over. A band of J.ooo men, mostly which starts Tuesday. volunteer*, brought the fire under President Elsenhower waa an- central aad authorities aald B waa posted to disease * t Kl ruihtoov safe tor the 1,000 evacuees to « visit (.night In a rsdtotolsvixfon report to the nation on hie recent . Officials said, howe-ac, B would A*Iks with ARM leaden to Ba­ taka lh days to two woeksJto exttoaakh the flames that alreedy hate wiped out seme 1,000 acne tt Baber to the Black Hills. Jimenez Hearing Set TBa fire nacbed the outskirts MIAMI (UP!) - A he*ring wtO 'af Daadwood and destroyed severho held at M :» A m. Friday on tl taoMo md bmiifitiii bt fort n — ‘Hu te quash the oxtrnattua Stotog winds helped Orefighterp proreodlags against former Vene- push buck the flams*. Damage Melon President Marose Pans •as expected to exceed one mil- aad es/etortum by the fall of 1M0, wUl be built on both aldae of Smith St., Taagut aald. Covsrad wilkwaya will be put across the street and elimination of trel- fie la a ace dad aafety maaiura. A bid tor six manual typewriter* at $in each sod two electric typewriter* for f a s each from Haynei Office Machine Co. was ac­ cepted by Um board. Dade County Integrated MIAMI (UPI) — School offi­ cial* estimate B would cost between $1,900 end 13,000 annually per pupil to operate Orchard VU* la Elementary Stfhool for its II white aad four Negro students. There ate Indications that the Dado County School Board may make Orchard VUIa an all-Negro school at a board meeting neat week, Rome M 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 is about to of­ fer Algeria a peace plan t h a t would result to full self-determin­ ation at the end of a five-year transition p e r i o d , authoritative sources said today. The offer la to be nude next week, high > ranking aourcee diedoeed. The disclosure was made as the French president went Into a two-day doeed session with th e premiers of the U-natloa French community to eeek their endorse­ ment of his dramatic new plan to and Urn rebellion to Algeria. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Dr. J a m e s O. Bond, Stale Health Board official, haa warned that although Florida's polio situation la not alarming U must art ha viewed with apathy, "There Is no coocentrstton af polio case* to any particular ana to the state and Florida certainly to not unusual to regard to too national picture,” be fold Wed- Th« school Is la a neighborhood that is rapidly becoming a Negro residential area. Seven more white children en­ tered classes at Orchard Villa Wednesday without Incident, Ku Kitts Klansman J. B. Stoner, who waa on band to talm photographs, said be would call a protest rally hero within n month and would Invite segregationists from throughout the South. Viva additional white children enrolled at Homestead Air Base Elementary south of hero making 743 white and 21 Negro pupils in the student body. Gov. LeRoy Collins at Talla­ hassee praised the Dade County School Beard for acting reason­ ably and added "they have pre­ served the right of focal decision for their own county, and indirect­ ly for every other eouniy In the state." TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Paaco County Prosecutor Ocm AuvM kit mimed, the governor's office an­ nounced today. Auvll pleaded guil­ ty lest week to filing fatso reports In Vetsrana Administration loan esse*. T I I I 4 I M I I I O H I I ••ttttlllllMHHIl M C I II I ...........III! f d u t t it iM it iH M ICC ........ . Breaks Heat Wave Trawler Sinking NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — A fish­ ing trawler with tls man aboard wa* reported linking today la equally teaa in the Quit of Mexico A 44-dogma reading at Heron, lng the Tibetan lamia ham for to mllei aouth of Southweit Pau. fear of embamaaiag India In its A Coaat Guard seaplane dropped 8.D., waa t t degree* lower than touchy rcialiooa wtta Rod Chios a pump and sevm-man Ufa raft the temperature them the night before. The mercury dropped te and also of laying thaaaaelvei S3 at Jamestown and Blamarck, open to a charge of playiag cold war polities vBn Mm plight of the N.D.. while B waa M ad North Tibetan people. Platte, Neb. The Dalai Lama. fUBy aware of The aold frost extended from these circumstances, suggested that Congress will be unable to the lower Greet Lake* eouthweatthat the Assembly's ataartug com­ reach agreement on s compro­ ward Into northern Texas. The mittee put his appeal on the agen­ mise bill to permit higher Inter­ cold air brought scattered thun* da "on Its owa toBtotivo" ar toth- est rates on government savings dertforma from Michigan through bonds. Ho did so alter Houre-Sen­ the lower Mlaelaalppl Valley. Halt, wind and hoary rain hB ate conferees met this morning but failed to mike progress la the Chicago area Wednesday, Ironing out differences In the twe knocking down trees aad power line*. Wind* up to M mile* an bills. hour cut off all power In down­ town Appleton, Win* fee II min­ Practice Protested COLLEGE PARK, Md. (UPI) - ute*. The sold front waa expected to The Washington Pott and Times G ram m ar School Herald said today that a high puak scattered showers late the reboot senior claimed that Mary- East ant Southeast today. The re­ T eam s Selected Isad University football playsr mainder of the country would bo Sanford Grammar School has Charles Lohr was made to prac­ mostly tunny, the Weather Bu­ chosen six sixth grade football tice under protest shortly before reau aald. teams which an acrimmaglng to be collapsed of heal exhaustion prepare for the opening of their which caused his death. University intramural asaeon. Throe games Coach Tom Nugent denied that per week w ll be played, Prin- Lohr had been singled out lor ex­ tra drill. Archers Towner Scheduled Oct. 4 Laos Troops Recoup girls volleyball D ancers Invited AH Central Florida square dance dub* have been invited to parti­ cipate to coetume to the Starllte Promensdors’ "atroct dance'* Sat­ CommiflHioni T o Moot CUy and county, tommlsalnas urday night on Magnolia Ave. between 1st and ted streets. In will meet at 1:M p. m. today to case of rain the dance will be CUy Hall to discuss lbs proposed held to the Sanford Civic Center drainage system on the widening Auditorium. But Bond, director of toe board's Preventable DI a a a see Division said, "Every person who has not received the ful course at tojeetton of the anti-polio vaccine la a candidate for paralytic polio.” ^ Bond acid toot although ton number of paralytic polio cases In the state bad jumped from 97 in UM to M this year, toe total iiiik Of •■•••MtlMlUt M fk ••■tMiHii mM number of ci t e the average person net to take the Balk vaccine shots. "Private doctors hove all toe vaccine supply they need." he said. "Health departments are Bill short but Steps gn being VIET1ANE, Laos (UPD-Loysl troops have recaptured much of the territory to northern Lao* laksu by the Communlet* earlier this month, but Red guerrtllss are now active to southern Laos, U was reported today. Informed sources said government troops, advancing almost unopposed In northern Laos, are near the Namma River, starting line for the Reds’ Aug. 10 otfnsive. tiks* to augmeot the supply.” Dade County's first bulbar potto death waa recorded Wednesday when Cathie Jean Wilson, $, died to a Miami hospital The child, daughter of Mr. aad Mrs- Robert Wilson, was token ill last Saturday. Records showed she bad received three anti-polio shots in 1M7, but bad not taksa a booster shot Ibis year. JERSEY CRY, N. I. (UPI>An explosion and fire swept eight chemical warehouses along the Jersey City waterfront Wedneaand cauaday Injuring M flni tog millions af dofla damage. At tte height tl the' blase, a 1,MO-foot wallaf flames stretched won the M target field along the watorffwnl across the by the Semteoto grou bay from Manhattan aad within parstlaa hr the coato sight af the lUtoe el Liberty. released Friday a Monday. He Is the � 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 09, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e8de8eca94f675752397a26918537940.pdf f453c517cbae86f42d3ce46e7e17e98c PDF Text Text ( ' -V' 4* ■ gv- ri, . . i ii_-(|fwi1r » ".• vtrVi; j j* p g -v, . O.A.-V • - i T ' ■v -■ J t SjSAW a i i i V r : rf; / iV• v . v "w * . rr* --.. . .. . _>• >*. , b► a*2v * * d' ■T■■. V ^ * *•, * / ' /vfc <*> a a 1a a Somth American, Lean and Meaty c CORNED BEEF Worry Clinic t o M " r t A . S k i w ^ l H O W M IlfT itm v t IS* C 0H* folk GangDrive By M L CIOBCE V . CSAITB CASE C • 4M: C la n D , seed 14. tM a aaan£= wife wtoa* a ■aScal m Un i m referred U me. Sto tod h a n ia my wtfiew «rrm l timsi, wtoa she nnyw rtsdly called for • vpecial appointment. Wtoa ato arrived, aka to* a black ajrt ato wss cryic*. Hat koabato waa wife to r bat to looked mighty gisaa. ( 3 m c a m lata my eotiauka(loa rooaa firat ato tearfully u flftiaid thmi h if kisibssd hid (truck tor la tka eye with kia flat ato tod alaa toataa tor left brnat till it waa aa black ato WASHINGTON (UP1) Tto blue aha leered aaacar would da. Public Health Sanrica aald Friday ttlap. that SIS c a m of paralytic potla wera raportad aercai tte uUoa 1 know to doeea't care, ler aa at Iait waak — a rawed high tor all. ao shouldn't 1 pat a divorce? tto pear. "Why, Ur. "cane, aa beat mm Tba a(aery alao laid ltd a t o paralytic ca m wore raportad (or hut at tto height of our roman­ laat waak. TMi brought tto total cing. Ooaaa't that prove to haa thla ytar to SAW ca m , 2,44* of ao lava tor m whatever ?" Wtoa 1 examined Clara, I found them p i n l r t i f , Tha Health Servlet noted that la tor breaet waa cartainly almoit 1KJ, tto flrat year that Salk vac* a aolid b w i af black ato bhja ciaa became available, tjto par* marie. Bo 1 quisled tor repeatedly to aJytlc caaai had bean recorded by And out why Ua love hod turnod tto laat waak la August. aa auddaaly to hate. "Didn't you do anything to of­ fend him?" 1 naked, but aba vigorously shook tor bead. 318 Polio Coset Reported In U. S. tp u r t a i k m raportad airtoy Wat nearly 20* young r* had beau a r m e d om ato crimiaal charge* shut Conmltoaamt Stephen P. dy ordered hie men la halt Tba potion aawrity want nn ja Maw York Goa. Nalaoe A. ftockefcOar prepared In meat Yuaaday wife rtvlc, railgtoui, ato aortal agency Madera an tto hoodlum problem. Among Wa question* tto group to expected to take up are tto widening of tto ilate’a youthcatnp program ato the poiribfUty PAASAIC, N. t . (UPD—A IS•f holding parent* legally raeponM m for tto offense* of their ehil- year-ofd b o y told autboritiaa Thuraday that to atola IS can Rocfcafeliar aald Sunday that to over a three mooth period be­ Wd not think Naw York * juvenile came to waa "car m a y ." Tha boy, who waa not identified problem I ware unique **| don't Wink Naw York City ha* got a became of bie age. Mid ha only really more aerloue problem than "borrvwed" tha can ato uaually •ur upetata rttiea have," to laid. returned them before their own"1 Hunk really wa ought to, all era were aware they had been of ua, underatato that thla l*n‘l taken, l b waa held far juvenile a Naw York City, or New York authentic#. Stale problem alone, nor ia it a The population of Nrw York Mtkmal problem." Ha mid juvenile delinquency la when it w m captured from tha Dutch by the Mritiah in 1<A4 waa • “ world wide phenomenon." only 1,000. Accent On News Events M ay Indicate TV Shifts "Are you poritlva!" I want ua. “Many wive* unwittingly offend their malei." But (Hera Mill proteited aha hadn't done tba aligbteit thing to incur tor hu»hand'd wrath ato phyakai abuaa. HKNKYU VRJtHJON Mo 1 lent tor out into tto re­ ception room and naked for tor huiband to come ia. Thea 1 got a different riant on the nffair. “ Mura, Dr. Crane, I hit tor," Henry admitted angrily. **And if 1 had had acraea to n butcher knife at that moment, I'd have •JH her throat!" "Humph," I replied, “ yog mu«t have been Irate, but Clara aayi Haory'a ton. Tat ato had affronted hie mas­ culine ago ia a maa'a moat vulner­ able apat 8to had atown Haary ato hadn't paid a bit af attention to hie gallant IS miautca mi lava prelude. So seto far my booklet “ Sax Problem# la Marriage," enctoe­ ing a etampto return envelope, plea 20c (no-profit). Gat top to reality ato quit jev par •fixing your marring# by ignorance ia ic i matter«. (Always write Dr. Crane in care ef tkia newapeper, ancle#lag a long Sc auaepad, addram to eavalapa ato JOc to eaaar typing and priatfag caata when yen aeto far ana af kh keeklata) / \t U f t tUi i t t a u r ic * or row n n iL o r ntCMinu a r iL iv u itr «u < 4 i rerrrw i * or SUCH) TENOiR u im h s m u a iK u tu a Legal Notice ASTHMA BACON in a x i Nbllt* U hereby *!»•• tb it w* h *»* (il*4 our final return* u K e tcu lo r o f tb* *at*t* or HICIIAMU K. UKHI.KH. 4* c* . m 4 . that we be** (11*4 our patltlea (or itlotrlbutlea u t ter (lo s t #1*. rhere*. *nd (b e t «■ X*p<*mt,*r H. IV1V. » * w ill apply to tb* lla a e rable W liter, Alexander, County t w o otatw o r r i . o n u r * Jud** o f le m la o l* Ceaaly, Florida, TO, HAOV M. *IHLI>noMW for approval o f aald final return* t o o a m * H B itK n r n o t i f i e d and (or aa erdar o f dlalrlbutloa tkat a ault baa b**a (Hod aaalaxt and for final dlacbara* aa Kxacnyuu la tb* Cirealt Court o ( tb* tor of tb* wilt a f U lC lfA R U K. Nlnin Judicial Circuit. In a n t (or HKHLKK. doctaood lam lnol* County. Florida, • n m l . 4 Aueu*t tt, m i A K M'lllJllliillH, 1'lalatltf, »*. V IHAT NATION A l. BANK AT MAHT II. NCHUjtlOlfM, Ii*(*ndW INTKft PA UK •al, la Chancery no. l e n t . Tb* aa. liy /• ( Q H*ra*oaa tor* of tbla anil la to obtain a A**i*tant Trual O fficer divorce. / a / Joeaph M. Mur**ko, Too ara heraby required to III* Attorney lo r aald Katate reur w rlti.n 4*(*n**a with tba v. u. Mm Mo. : : i Clerk o ( aald Court nod a*rvs a F*ra Park. F lorid. copy Ihsraof upon PlalntKPa atl-.ri.ay e on ar k*(ora H«pt*m>,*r noth ■ o r ArrLicanon row I4tb. IVIV. or a liarraa Pro O n T A X IIICitIV I***! will ba entered aaaluai you. <*k c . ib*.id PLUMiiiA r r a t i rate WITNBHM my hand and **ai an ur i»wt Clark af lb* Circuit Court la aad NOT1CB Id HKIIHHT OIVKN. (or Memlaol* Countr. Florida, tbla Thai N. 1. ll«hr th* huldar uf tb* lltb day of Aueu*l, A. D. IVIV. full-.wina cartlflcat* haa fllad aald <.*rtmcai* fur tax 4**d t* ba laau*d Ihara-B. Tb* tartlficat* numb*r and year o f l i i 'i i n u . ih * 4«§erlpdaa o f th* property, and tb* name la which It waa aaaaaa** ar* a* fullnwa; Attwraera fur I’Uioiitl Caetlflcal* N* 111 o V u ^ ^ r t o it o Tear at laauanc* Jana **, A. D. (Bk a m 1**7 K BREAKFAST IV c o r e TV ir o a m enm v •k m i v u l k i K H T i , n o n i M Ry f'RKIV DANZIG ad a sponsor (Firestone) who *a NEW YORK (DPI) - Two new chewed tha traditional middle ahowi with one cart of character* commercial. Tha NBC-TV preeanwere unveiled on TV Thuraday Ution waa nut vponxorrd. Eight. Kcgardleta of any ruling* for Tto Columbia Braudeaiding Sya- Ihr oe program*, on* thing ii eertem and National llroadcaating lain: Both ahowi arc hound to Company launrtiad the firat of pick up viewer* whan the Red maoy new* ebowa Dial are dedi­ Slay performer frum Mutcow get# cated to maailvr television tech­ Into th* art next month. nique* aimed at bringing world Tto ('famineI .Swim: IVavkf Wayne problem* right Into our homra, return* tv TV npporila Janet HUir Rpaclflcalty, the riiowi will try in tha fwlnday, Ort. II NDCTV h» help Auieriraiu totter under­ ipecial, "Th# Strawberry Blonde.” atato tto algnlflcaore of Pretl- Henry Cabot ftoga, United umbaadent Siaonhower’a trip to Europe udor lo tto If. N,, will help CBSt to hi* exchange of vialta with TV's U. N. in action launch its IhkUa KJiruJtrhev. lllh in u m on Sulkily, Sept. 13. Since thaw ahowe—B achaduled Trwh Dwelley, tto linger Jack W NBC and 14 by CHS—com* U****lpll«a at Frapetty, during hour* ordinarily devoted to o^ .bo V ........ xu 4 .i t o t I M ock » ago, Iwturns to hve rimer next •FWIVUI.N Cawaly, riaetda. "aatartaiament" aimed at shut- Thursday tocli Arbwr Coualry Club nJght. | ia r>aka»*. Kalranca a*«tlua •ni out world problami, tto ex­ Th# aaaxm'i second B*U TeU**“ " •* Flat Buck l 1‘ ic a e Tl S Tl periment may be a factor In ahaplima Hour Ilnur muairal, tnuilrel act ui for a* NBCMur-. af.IXAUWTH W. BUL'IIAMAN. Nam* la wblrh aat**a*d Church phuna Daeeased. u g futuf# programming attitude*. St. Mary, o im illl* . Naw Tark TV on Friday, Oct. 23. will use Ta All Croellare aad Foroaaa Ha*, of af M il properly L«lnp la tha Imagine having a trend toward laa ( lalau a* IVoraaada Aaalaa* 'AII an old West theme. The talent ‘ • • ' r « f Samlnola, Biata ot F lo r­ •awe ahowa on nlglitliine TV: said Walale, ida. Ual**a awed, ctrtlflca ta ahall 'otter Includes Burl Ivai, Delores Aayuoe acrloutly aeeking InfurTue and oach of you ar* boraby ba ifltmmM a c c r u in g to law lha Wiatiun ua Elaenhower'a trip would Gray, Art Lund, Patrice Mutual, aoilflid ond r*uulr*d la pr***nt pr*p«rly K acrlbad la aueh cartlfl■ny tUlm* »nd d*,n*n4o who b yuu. have bauefitiad more from tha Brian Sullivan, Janla Paige ato or ollhor of you, may h»»* ■«aln*t cat* will ba a*Id U tha blabaat Johnny Caah. MBC-TV half-hour. "Journey To th* of K1.IXA UKTII W. bidder at lha front door o f tb* "Pour For Tbnlght," m NBC-TV Illicit ANAN, d*a»Md, Into of said lt*mlnn!* Cuunty Court Koua* at VodariUndlng; “ Tto Kuenhowcr FlarMa, on tba firat M on­ lo th* County Jedeo «f Hanfurd, in tb* muntb *r Octubar, ! l i ( , Trip," than from CHS—TV*, apeclbl being produced by Robert Cuunly, liamlnui* County, rtorlda, at bln day Haudak Associate*, baa Unto up “ EyawttnaM to lllxtory: Eton la lb* courl boa** of Mid which U tha Ith. day af OaUhar, thre* of tto four star* who will ofllc* hewer la Germany." County at Sanford. Florida, within i (i*led Shla dar mt Anauat, Tba NBC-TV program, with ■to speciality solo* to tto hour: •lehl oaUo'Ur month* from lb* time of tb* flrnt publication of tbla Beatrice Lilli#, Cyril Rile hint aad O. F Ifarndoa Trank MeCaa aa anrhor man, did nolle*. Kerb olalm or dmnaad shall Tam ml Grime*. Clark Circuit Court. •ot Ut Intaalf get bogged down In be In wrltlna, aad shall *tat* th* M*»lnul* Couaty, FlarMa CBS-TV haa dropped plans to plar* of rMldonra aad pool afflca (O fficial CHrk'a M*al) naaalngUaa ceremonial fluff or easts tto opura version af "T to addraaa af tba atalmant. and ahall Fubliahi wutaful “ atage wait*," which tto Auauai l i t a*p(*mbae f, ivll ato Daniel Webater" on a ba awara lo by th* elalmant, hi* U. II. 1*11. CES-TV eamiraa captured In great ■■■at, or atloraey, and any eueb winter Playhouse to, presumablyclaim ar damaad aot aa fllad aball detail. Alao, tto NBC-TV rivow gave a* fewer nawareal picture* because NBC-TV has a head start ba void. a/ Bamual H. Buchanan •I tto eUteamao ato »o r * pithy with Ua plan for a dramatic pres­ Aa axanutar af lha Laat WSJ entation of tto Stephan Vincent and TMtamant af statement* about tto “ why'’ of Be not Story. Pater Lind Hayee Kllaabatb W. Bucbanaa, (hair meeting. Interfiling man lo tto-straat ka- has signed to Mar to “ Tto Day Firat dacaaaad publication Bopt. I. t. U S SS Tto Devil Hid," ao NBC-TV Al­ larviawa wars praeentad by NBCfron London and Uerlio. Tba stow coa Goodyear Theater episode. concluded with comment from Paris and Waahlngton, which KEM KMBKM Yaw TntnUw again advanced tka general wm With SNAP SHOTS Fait haaka • Mara* Pease of Jnformatioo. CBS-TV Ignored itepalra Ta AU Makaa W IE B O LD TS tto "grass roots" Inlarviawa and Howard C. L on g tto opinion wrapup* CAMERA SHOP MV K COMMERCIAL MT. D**pita 1U shortcomings, how Tostktoa Drag Co. IIS B. Park At*. p a 2-m a *v*r^ tto Ctov- W bak-ttutw y**f! M K n NO. 1 Q U A LIT Y S LIC ED R i N d E S t Legal Notice BKNLKa. ? ' ,r MAYFAIR CREAMED COTTAGE 4 Q CHEESE 4 3 Y M T Y , FRESH C A U G H T DEEPSEA SCALLOPS' O '^ E R V DELICIOUS, M a i l K TREATS *JST BAKfO vwrfTW CARDAN MEM PttS • CPWCttN • 0HP Firm, Ripe SPANISH BAR CAKE California Iceberg TOMATOES LETTUCE UATOttS �» * '.V ':■ . Soviet Veto Refused In UN Laos Action; U .S. Sends Arms UNITSD NATION*, If. T. <UW) -T h e I m M f CameU. everridiag Russia's veto, voted tarty today to aaad a tonr-natiew committee investigate the litaatioa hi mmualst-thna toned Laoa. The vote la tba 11-member eooaatl *aa 18-1 against tha Roestone. Tba negative Sovlat vote ordi­ narily would hava killad tba measarv, but tba council had ruled la a prevtoua 1#-1 vote that tba craa- « af tba tevaotigattef raa a procedural mi ■abject to tba vote. Tba Laoe covaremaat today rewtde-iprvad Communist ■ova meat across northern aad speculated tba rebels may be readying far a concerted assault on Samoa us, capital of tba province with tha same name. Tba United States, meanwhile, was airUlUng munitions to the _______________ _ ta help be defense. Two planeloads of gren­ ades were flown In Monday. Sev­ eral additional loads were due to­ day. Observers thought some of these latter might include email arms ammunition. Tba four aatioaa making up tba UN committee are Argentina, Italy, Japan and Tunisia, all mem­ ber* of the council. They schedul­ ed a meeting at noon today, and ____ be an tba way ta Laaa by tba and of tba week. Soviet Ambassador Arkady A. Sobolev protested tka council de­ cision bitterly, charging that tha majority was in offset rewriting tba UN charter when R overrode hie veto. "Tba delegation af tba USSft. . . regards this action as aon-exlstant, illegal and not binding te whom k la ad.” Sobolev said. U. S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge aad other spokesmen for tka Western Big Three rejected the Soviet charge, pointing out that tha chartar specifically exempts procedural matters from the bigpower veto. The council debate focused on the resolution errating the invee- Sanford Ifmtto WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Wednesday, few scattered ahowere. High today 89 to 98, low tonight 70 to 75. SANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY, SEPTEM BER 8, 1969 VOL X U X U n i t e d Pnee Leaned Wire Established 1 * » NO. 616 Explosions Precede School JOpenings At Little Rock ligating committee, request for UN troops te Communist Invaders from its ter­ ritory nor the U. t . charge that Russia is cooperating with tba at­ tackers was mentioned. Sobolev need every means at hie command te block council action, including tha “ double veto” with which Bussia has prevented pro­ cedural actions in the past, but the majority wvamdad aM af Mi maneuvers. "We have Just witniaaal dm be* ginning of tba twvisioa af tba UN Charter. . ." tba Russian snapped angrily after bis defeat. “ This res­ olution cannot bo regarded aa adopted because ana af the big five permanent members af tba council voted against it. “ Tba resolution does not have validity for anyone. . .** h Tha resolution instructed UN investigators to report their find­ ings to the council “ as soon as possible," leaving tba question of effective action against the Bads to bo considered later. The trouble In Laos centers in the provinces of Sam Neua and Phong Saiy, bordering ou both Red Viet Nam and Red China. Democrab Ready To Challenge Ike On Works Action M ayor's,, Board O ffices, Fire Chief's Car Targets LITTLE ROCK. Ark. (U P I) — Explosions Monday night wrecked an unoccupied o ffice in the Little Rock School Board building, damaged a building housing the private of­ fices o f the mayor, and demolished the fire ch ie fs cityowned station wagon. No one waa hurt. Asst. PoUct Chief R. E. Glass­ cock did not know if tha explo­ sives, possibly dynamite, were sot gar thrown. The blasts, on the eve of tho opening of tba city's grsde and Junior high schools, came minutes •part. Tha first waa te Fire Chief Gann Nallay’a car, parked in front of his residence at 10:20 p . m. Nalley was criticised by segregationists for turning fire hoses on marchers last month at Central High. re Tba second waa at tba modernv tetie fr y in g where Mayer Warn­ er Booop has his private construc­ tion firm offices at 10:53. Tba third was at the School Board office, Just off tba down­ town section, at 10:50. Police Chief Gena Smith, who t u r n e d back a demonstration marching on Central High School ■bon B integrated Aug. 12, Immediately salted al! man te News Briefs Cotton Crop Off WASHINGTON (UPI) -T h e Ag­ riculture Department today esti­ mated 14,M,000 bales of eotton will be produced this year, down 137,000 bales or one per esnt from last month's forecast. President Pleased WASHINGTON (UPI) - GOP congressional leaders said today Provident Eisenhower was pleased with the labor reform bill passed during hi* European trip and by tha support of his vstoes on two key issues. Inquiry To Be Asked TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The Florida Legislativs Reference Bu­ reau said today k will taka about ■ weak to draw a resolution asking tha state congressional delegation ^ H a ordered lights turned on in to request the U. S. Justice De­ tel tea city's school buildings for partment to investigate tba na­ Ba remainder of the night. tion's poultry bunoass. Smith ordered bis men to check •vary drive-in theater in tha city Strike In 56th Day sad examine ail outgoing cars. NEW YORK (UPI^Negotiators Ha surrounded tba city's four in the long and costly steel strike high schools with blockades and met for only 30 minutes today mao. Police stopped and exam- and recessed until Thursday when teed every car driving In the vt- a new bargaining procedure will cJnkf te tea schools. start. The strike was in Us 54th day—the industry's longsst con­ • tinuous nationwide shutdown. Mr. H. C. Stoolhoff Dies At Mt. Dora Mr. Herbert Cornelius Stoothoff. 41, ■ Sanford native and a Mt. Dora resident, died following a heart attack at tea ML Dora | » m i yesterday. Mr. Stoothoff lived in Sanford moat of bis Ufe before moving tu Mt. Dora four and one-half years ago. He was a member of St. Ed­ wards Episcopal Church te ML Dora, and of the EUta* Lodgs. Surviving are his wlfa, Mrs. Christine Stoothoff of Mt. Dora; bis mother. 3!rs. Elisabeth Habe of Sanford; five sorts, Neil, Georgq, Charles. Chris, and Fred, all of f d L Dora, and a sister, Mrs. Wal­ t e r Msrtweather of Sanford. Funeral services will be held to­ morrow at 11 a. m. in St. Edward's Episcopal Church, with Rsv. John Mangrum officiating. Burial will follow at Pina Forest Cemetery, ML Don Rshbaum Funeral Homo of Mt. Don te in charge of ar­ rangements. gHouse Opens Way For Adjournment WASHINGTON (UPI) - T h a House cleared its decks today for an adjournment drive, but Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson said tha Senate has no “ plan'' te quit Saturday. House members voted to allow Democratic leaders to by-pa»s the Jtules Committee tor three days, parting Thursday, sod call up any bills for action. Under regu­ lar procedure the committee first must approve soy measures tor floor consideration. The action was lakes in hopes that tha Senate, which is lagging behind tha House in Us work, can overcome delaying tactics te Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) sod finish htUa tew weektod. Election Due LONDON (UPI)—Prims Minis­ ter Harold Macmillan was expect­ ed te tell the nation today that Britain will hold general elections OcL •. Macmillan was due back from hu unscheduled visit to Queen Elizabeth at her Scottish vacation residence, Balmoral Cac­ ti*. Admirals* Junket Brings Rebuke WASHINGTON (UPI) _ Rear Adm. James A. Hirshfield. assist­ ant commandant of the Coast Guard, has bet-n officially rebuked for taking relatives along on a 28day flying inapection trip to Eur­ ope. Also censured for approving the presence of a total of nine civil­ ians on ths trip was Vice Adm. Alfred C. Richmond, the Coast Guard commandant. PLENTY OF ACTION wax on tho progrum yesterday when the Dusty Boots Riding Club staged ita Play Day. Here’s a scene from the unusual hull event, where contestants tied a bell on the bull’a tell instead o f roping and hog-tying it. (Bergstrom Photo) Altamonte To Be Drain Pipe Funds Lacking, County Says Site 01 Exchange County commissioners said to­ day they don't know where the county could get money te pay for a drainage pip* the city te Sanford has asked from 25tb St. te a city pipe south te 34th Place. The drainage project in question is tied into the widening te Sanford Ave. The county is pledging seven and a half years of its entire 80 per cent of gas lax revenue for two projects nuw, Commission Chairman John Kruler said in ■ meeting of the commissioners with City Manager Warren Knowles and Mayor A. L. Wilson. He referred to the Sanford Ave. road and drainage project, and the fourlaning of First St. between French Ave. and Interstate llwy. WO. The city wanli a pipe rather than a ditch through the area over lily CL because stagnant water would gather in the ditch near residences, Knowles said. Piping the drainage scrim the muckland would require auu fret of 40 inch pipe to cost about *20,OOO said P. W. Ekey. State Kd. Dept, engineer. A 40 foot wide right of way has been proposed fur a ditch and a 2U foot wide Housing Bill Back For Another Try WASHINGTON (UPI) The Senate Banking Committee today approved a “ third try" billiondollar housing bill which congretsloai I leaden expect President Elsenhower te sign. Members said the action waa unanimous. The 15-member group was call­ ed into a special meeting alter a majority indicated accept­ ance te a compromise drafted in part by Housing Subcommittee Chairman John Sparkmao (D- Ala.). Elsenhower hat veto**, two pre­ vious housing bills, the first total­ ing 91^75.000,000 and tea other 91.000,000,000. The new measure would rut It fa«r aw additional $W WASHINGTON (UP!) — Demo­ crats were ready today to chal­ lenge President Elsenhower te risk once more hit record te nev­ er having had a law enacted over bit veto. They planned to push through the House by nightfall a new It.185.300,093 public works appro­ priation bill carrying funds for till of the 87 prnjccts which prompted him to veto the first bill 11 days •go. Republicans said they didn't see bow they could muster enough votes to knock out disputed funds on the House floor. They had even less hope the Senate would delete them. The bill carries money to fi­ nance flood control and navigation projects through the country, in­ cluding Florida. Six days ago, the House failed by only one vote to muster the two-thirds margin needed to enact the first bill over the Pesident'a veto. Tiie new bill Is Identical ex­ cept for an across Ihe-board cut of 2.5 per cent for all projects. Some lawmakers felt that the president would sign the second bill with an angry attack on tha Democrats and then get his way by “ freeting" funds allotcd for some or all te the disputed pro­ jects. Others felt thst Klsenhowar might veto the second bill after Con­ gress adjourns snd then call the legislators back for a special ses­ sion to write a third measure. muisting a loan program for colle g e classrm.m construction. Eisenhower mm) this new outlay should not be included. Sparkman said his compromise also would: Remove an Oct. 1, I960, cut off date for $8 billion in new authori­ ty for the Federa. Housing Admin­ istration to guarantee home mort­ gages. Specify that the bill's 9650 mil­ lion in federal granti for urban renewal would cover two year* rather than one. It would retain two other fea­ tures particularly objectionable to the president — a housing lean program for the elderly snd authornation for 37,000 new public l area la proposed for ■ pipe, Ekey ford Ave. drainage project, water eaid. from around 37th St. would go into With the storm sewer built on Sanford Ave. as part te ths San- the swamp area he said. Funds from tba county shouldn’t be cut off ao they can be spent within the city limits, said Com­ missioner Lawrence Swofford. Road funds should go where they •re needed, answered Commis­ sioner David Gatcbsll, stressing Mr. Charlie L. Roqumore, 72, Sanford Ave., has much iraffic go­ died at 11 a.m. Saturday, at hi* ing lo the Naval Air Station. home on Sanford Ave. He came A moating te discuss the choice to Sanford a year and a half ago of a ditch or a pipe was set by from Forsyth, Ga. He was a re­ [he city officials and County Coratired farmer and member of the First HepUst Church at Forsyth. misiloners for 7:30 p. m. Thursday lie is survived by a daughter, at City Hall. Sirs. Thelma Gaddis, Ksnfunl; one sister, Mrs. Mary Lou Ivey, Marianna, Fla., and four grandchiblren. The body wim sent to Forsyth for funeral service* and burial by Gramkow Funerul Home. Mr. C. L. Roqumore Dies At His Home Voter List Control Proposal Protested Lake Mary C Of C Elects Coleman Donald E. Coleman is Hie new president of the Lake Mary Cham­ ber of Commerce. He was elected at the chamber's monthly meeting along with J. O. Gregory, 1st vice president; E. II. Case, 2nd vice president; Mrs. Sidney Fowler, ireasurer, and Mrs. Robert C. Martin, secretary. A new project was started by the C of C to get plants fur beau­ tification of the IJlg Tree Dark. Anyone desiring to donate plants to the pru.ect is asked to phone Mrs. Martin at FA 2 4915. State’s Financial Picture Brighter TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Flo­ rida's financial picture brightened enough for the cabinet to release thousands te dullars in planning and construction money for new Mate buildings yesterday. Comptroller Ray E. Green said he waa “ encouraged" by the way revenue was flowing into the slate culler#. WASHINGTON (U P D -A Civil Rights Commission proposal that the federal government take over local voter registration when nec­ essary to hall discrimination stir­ red up angry aoulhern reaction today. Three te the ate commission members also urged a constitu­ tional amendment designed lo guarantee voting righla. They fur­ ther suggested steps te combat discrimination in education and bousing. Southern senators and House members promptly denounced the recommendations as “ unconstitu­ tional.'' They pledged to do every­ thing possible to prevent them frum being put into effect. Sen. Richard B. Russell (D Ga.) leader of the southern congresssiona) bloc, declared, “ if the Congress. . .does ita duty to tha American people U will put this commission out te business." Oth­ er southerners echoed hit state­ ment. The commission will cease te esist <0 days from today unless Congress votes to extend its lift. The bitter southern reaction threat­ ened congressional plans lo vote a uasysax sale nswo. Casselberry and A l t a m o n t e Springs telephone offices will lie combined in a new office st Al­ tamonte Springs, a Winter Park Telephone Co. official told the county commission this morning. Completion of the office is set for Nov. 21, 1940, M. L. 11arre, assistant to the president of the Winter Park company said. This will eliminate the Temple and Valley exchanges. People served by the Winter Park Telephone Co. in south Seminole will he able to call Orlando directly without go­ ing through the Midway ex­ change, Rarrc explained. “ From the bust information I can get we are paying the high­ est rate and getting the pooreat service (4* anywhere I know," ■ a id Commissioner Lawrence Swofford, referring to service around Altamonte Springs, For­ rest City and Lingwood. Sparsely settled areas are charged more because it costs more per |»r*on to give telephone service there, Barr* said. WHOSE SIDE these troops are cm in the struggle for power in Laos la doubtful. They are shown w hile prre sumably being trained for duty with the Royal Laotian Army. Now they reportedly have gone into the Cons, munist-domlnated forces threatening the little nation. Token Integration Believed Aid Te Assignment Law United Free* International Token racial integration made ita debut In Florida pub* lie achoola today and waa expanded in several Virginia citleB. No incident# were reported in either etate. This waa tha picture: Four Negroes were admitted to the Orchard VUla aehool la Miami. It was In a changing —— — — — — —— — — neighborhood community whsn most te the white families bad moved out. At the new elementary aehool NEW YORK (UPI) — Stock at Homestead Air Force Base 30 prices at 1 p. m. eaLi miles south te Miami, an siUmst- American T A T __________ 79% ed 15 to 30 Nsgroes were admitted Bethlehem Steel _________ 14% along with several hundred white C A O ------------------------------- 61% children. Chrysler ....... tt% At Tallahassee, Gov. LeRoy Col­ Curtiss-Wright 29% lins kept Informed by telephone DuPont ... ____ _ 981 on the school lotegratiua situa­ Eastman Kodak 89% tion in Miami. Ford Motor - ... 92% Collins, who has repeatedly said Genaral Kitetrie 77% thst Florida must maka a start General Motors . 98% toward school integration, decltn InU. T A T ___ ___ 32 ed comment. But his side said Lorillard _____ . . . ___ 42 the governor had a telephone Penney-____. . . ____ ---- 101% call that everything apparently I'enn R R ------------------ 19% went off quIeUy. Seara Roebuck ----- 47% S t a t e School Superintendent Studebaker ---------___ 11% Thornes D. Bailey said "We must u. a. sttti __ ___ — 103% remember thst under Florida law, Westinghouse El...... Dade County School Board Is the legal body responsible for admin­ istration te schools it. Dade Coun­ ty“This school board is operating under legs! provisions te the State Pupil Assignment Law." Officials feel thst token integra­ tion at Orchard Villa will streng­ then the constitutionality te the Pupil Assignment Law. Integration came to rural Vir­ ginia for the first time when more MIAMI (U PD-At least 19 pare then 300 white students ended a sons died accidentally In Florida boycott te the Warren County high during the 79-hour Labor Da? school In Front Royal. Twenty-on* weekend that snded last midnight, Negroes entered the school without a United Presa International sere incident. vey showed. T o k e n Integration proceeded Beginning at 9 p. a . Friday elsewhere in Virginia st Norfolk, traffle crashes were responsible Charlottesville snd Alexandria. At (or f i v e dead. Five persona Charlottesville two white schools drowned. Three members te owe opened their doors far the first , rimlly were killed in the e n A time te tt Negroes. There were of a light plana at Willletow, • few catcalls which sehoot offi­ Sunday. cials promptly hushed. A United Press International count showed 429 traffle deaths, 83 drownings, 14 death* In plan* crashes and 78 in miscellaneous TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - State accidents across the nation lor an Sen. Harvie Reiser te Ponifay re­ overall tell ef 801. ported today that he has not re­ California led the nation with 99 ceived a campaign contribution Iraffic fatalities, followed by Ohio, for his gubernatorial campaign New York and Texas with S , for more than s week. Pennsylvania with 30, Iowa with Reiser, only candidate who has ID, Minnesota with 19. Missouri formally announced, reported his with 16, Virginia aod Illinois with first contribution, |50 • week ago. 14 and Michigan, Georgia and In this week's report, he said he Wisconsin with II. has received no money and spent no money. 1 p. m. Slocks: Labor Day Toll Is 601; Florida Has 13 Deaths No Contributions Mother Of 6 Tries To Kill Children HOUSTON. Te*. (UPI) — The six young sons te Mrs. Phyllss Clark are alive today, but tt was “ touch and go" to save one after the woman attempted te kill them all with a butcher knife while they prayed. Tlic eight-year old son, Paul, was listed in poor condition today in the same hospital where his in­ jured mother awoke Monday night to ask her husband, "How many sons do we have left?" She was sure she killed at least one before Michael George, 9, grabbed her knife-wielding srra and held on. Four brothers fled to the home te • neighbor. Mrs. Clark went berserk while her husband, M. U. Clark, wss away on a fishing trip. lle returned lo find his hum* bloody, his wife strapped to a hospital bed and his son near death. Young Paul wss first listed la critical condition at the hospital but waa la tec reported uupruved. i “ It waa touch aad go for awhile,” a doctor said. The boys told their story to po­ lice. "She asked Paul If be bcllsvsd In God.a He said he did, and she stabbed' him. The rest te the kids started yelling and crying. We didn't know what the matter wss with her," Michael said. The neighbor, M r s . Pauline Wells, 31, called police as the blood splattered mother pounded oo the door and shouted, “ Open this door, I have te do away with my children." Mrs. Clark hammered on the door so hard she shattered a glass pane. A sliver slashed her wrist. She stumbled into her yard end collapsed. The Clay's four other sons are Patrick, 9; Thomss, 9; Stephen, II months, and Timothy, 4. Mrs. Wails said the chlldrsj were ecreamlng, “ Our mother Is trying to kill ua” aa they ran Into bee hum* far peutseure. Wilson, Youtsey On Plant Program John W. Wilson of Sanford's Cere Ira I Florida Experiment Statka and Charles (). Youtsey, district inspector te the Sanford located State Plant Board, will speak at the 42nd annual Florida Entorare logical Society meeting In Miami Thursday and Friday. The performance te DDT far corn earworm control ever n tere ysar period in Central Florida will be Wilson’s topic, while Youtsey will present a paper on the Geococcus rp , root mealbug, a pest te foliage plants. President To Talk On European Trip WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ dent Elsenhower will make • tele­ vision report to the American peo­ ple Thursday night ea his to Europe. Press Secretary James C. Ha#•rty said the president will give his television aod radio talk Irene 1:30 p. m. to 1:45 p. m. Hagerty said Elsenhuwer wiM discuss “ some te the inurnaliuoal developments the President and some te the foreign leaders Are �The bill « u H X 1 — the m y lin t UQ introduced this aculont With sa .M t ilipping through the hour gtau of tin t, two at our distinguished gentlemen hauled about peanuts floor n span of sev­ eral days. Specifically, the ques­ tion was whethnr peanuts should have civil rights. Sen. Kenneth Keating (It, N.T.J said he waa going to at­ tach • dvll-rights amendment to bill HJL 4MS. This bill waa dosigned to maka peanuts grown for boiling purposes free from lot o f hot air out of there.” Federal restrictions. The Sena­ And ho centlaoodt "Why, just tor figured his amendment was to print their speeches rune or.4 way he could possibly slip n or* than $2,000 an hour." He ra eu t the cost of printing the lawmakers' gems la the CongrcMiooe! Record, which cornea to MS a page. With both houses B n . Otla Jpkuton <D„ S.C.), la • botllac r u t , nerdted to the Bonato floor U tharit that "the New Toth Senator to deatroylnr tht civil right* of millions of boiled potnuts.” *1 To drtve homo Us point, then, tht Southerner otm d honeg iow* boiled peanuts at tht dining tables of the Soastort and tht press. Tht boiled peanuts were horrible. Next dap, Senator Keattag took the floor aaala to sap so. But ho put It mflotr: "Let ns say that the consumption of boiled pea. nuts la an atquiitd taste, thaL-k requires a certain sophisticate <d thn palate which, alas, u not mint." So we found that some people don't like boiled peanuts. We still didn’t net civil rights, and tht peanut bill was In Jeopardy, Q iV U u w a y & . A t SSUOt on hour, tor legit, leflere her# made tmasleg pro­ great. This Was their 250th day thl? year, and tbeao they were down there debiting on whether thflp should postpone discussion 0« a hUl that would divert an ad- changed Jobs. There it no evi­ dence Khrushchev wss ever In the tsarist Jails. Khnuhehev was due te be drafted la ISIS fcr army servlet, hat the World War I gevmamtnt excused him u a coal miaor. However, la December UIT be fought with the Rede against White Russians and was severely He Joined the RoUfaavlk Party ia 1SU at age >«, and ia l » a bo married a Hiss Surkova who wse studying agriculture at the same patty school. They bad four chil­ dren, two beys and two girls. The oldest, Leonid, wss a Soviet pilot ia World War 11. He was killed in a crash. Khnshebev hss at least five grandchildren. His first wilt died of natural causes ia MM and shortly there­ after he married Nina Pctrpvna, daughter of a retired end peaHoned csarlat officer. Khrushchov's greatest break waa In be spotted by Laser Kag­ anovich ooe of Stum's top mm, sod brought into Moscow- It la significant that Khrushchov later •sat Kaganovich into political obUviooHa was seat to the Ukraine as lead ef Urn party there aad wae the political commissar at tbs ■ids of the army generals ia the bloody doftose of Stalingrad. Aft­ er the war, ha cams to Moscow and rose unobtmtivsly in the ranks not of the government but of the party. Ha was close to Stalin, but he has said little about their pertooa, relationship. Ha ones remarked that StsUo would say to him, "Why are your ayas so shitty today? Why are you turning so much aad avoiding to look mo di­ rectly In tha tytsT" (Two more articles to follow.) General Insurance F A 2*0331 Washington Calling IS A L E -A -T H M l By MARQUIS CHILD* PARIS—Taken at fact valua President Elsenhower's bold ad­ venture ia personal diplomacy has beta a thumping success. 1L After the fantastic end almost Striding onto the world stage with unprecedented number of hours of both bands held high, be has sunshine during tho past summer, called out, after the fashion of tha British a n in a mild stats Ted Lewis, "Is everybody hap­ of euphoria. Everything appears py?” And from a Europe enjoying for tho host la the bast possible full prosperity, a summer finer of worlds, aod tvta Quota Elisa­ (ban any in «o or TO years aod beth’s /orthcomlng baby is added longing (or peace, than has coma up la the aeon of Conservative aad his view — la a sense be a sustained about of affirmation. achievements. is an ally o f Franca — la widaly Judged by the President’s own It is hare in rrance that the held la lb# undeveloped threestandards for tha talks Just ended qualifiers must ha most Judicious­ fourths of tho world. In this tbrafl-fourtha of tha and for Uw exchange with Pre­ ly applied. The Pnaldeot came mier Khrushchev — an Improve­ b en wanting to bn ablo to ap­ world it will appaar that Amsrlment la tha atmosphere — the prove a "liberal" French solution can policy ia ones again flxad past 10 days hava been an un­ for tho war la Algeria. This is on Europe, with Asia ami Africa qualified euccese. Wherever he imperative so that American in­ —daapUa all the talk about hslp has gona be has left behind a fluence can no brought to boar for the undeveloped countries— fine glow of outward harmony to try to preient tho adoption in an afterthought. The signs eaa and friendly cooperation. the United Nations doners! At- be ail too easily retd. The Japa­ Germany la Ihe most conspicu­ Mmbly of a resolution condemn­ nese are protesting the explosion ous example. The President left ing France — a resolution that of t French atomic bomb ia the enormously complicate Sahara, another evidence to Arl­ Chancellor Adenauer fairly pur­ would ring with pleasure. Whether it wae General DoGaulla's problem and ans that these weapons art tha coincidence or not, one day after perhaps make his position Impos­ mooopoly of the white West. It would be pleasanter to omit (he President’s visit to Boon, Ade­ sible. nauer sent off a letter to Khrush­ The indications are that a "libe­ all the qualifiers and go along chev that represented a funda­ ral" formula will be approved by with tha surging (Ida of goodwill mental change in his attitude, the United States when DeGaulie that ia evidence among other sine* by Implication at least be unveils it. The official communi­ things of President Elsenhower’s dismissed the reunification of que added nothing to public know- shrewd sense of liming. But the Germany as not decisive in work­ led it* about Algeria, and American qualifications are is inescapable ing out Russian-German relations officials maintained a tight-lipped as the fall rains that are bound to follow this long spell of phe­ What is even mtre extraordi­ silence on what had or bad not nomenal good weather. nary, this drew an Immediate been agreed to. The DoGaullo for­ favorable response from Khrush­ mula may be sufficiently broad chev, who bas made the Chancel­ and generalized to forestall the The strongest winds ever recordlor his favorite target for vltu- calamity of a U. N. resolution. ed ia the world blew atop KIMKRaaakrtt 21. Win* But whether It can end the foot Mi. Washington in New ration. The Soviet Premier said school 23.1Uaay •l iit.t.i would be "a pleasure" to re­ war and thereby resolve the Hsmpshtrw In 1134. They were tuifiiiiJM T. Of birds M. Letter f .y im ply to Adenauer, since ibe noteproblems that press so hard on clocked at 331 mllas an hour. ftTtaaofday 29.Expend i:i»J *JUM 1(117: I'lirii'jtimq seemed to take at least the first (poet) 31 O m k ft'dMtfciiiw step toward a new relationship 0. Scheme letter aiWH batween the two powers. 3& Paanbla 31 Small i it ia u u u jy iwiiufi (colloq.) anchor u n y y n But whether this is real or till!-? t;l iy':)'1<1 IK Waning 34. Cats merely iteming to be Is the qua­ fli CIO -lillliJ signal and lifier that must be added, not (iv-jQ L iy jn 19. Chinan doge only with respect to Germany but measure 33. Turkish Yesterday*, Aat**e the whole Elsenhower adventure. 90, Block up army 39. Gifts to The essence of Adenauer's note, SL However regimen the poor mild and reasonable in tone, was (var.) 18. "The 40. Kill a rcitstement of his often-expres“ O LIV E TTI" S I Measure Swedish 42. Goddess sad conviction that controlled and of length Nightof dawn PORTABLE inspected disarmament must take SKTbayellow tagals" 41 Female TYPEW RITER precedence over everything else parent with e In the search for peace., Adenauer with a 11,000.04 with • urged that disarmament negotiaACCOUNT -13,000.00 $3,000.00 lions, broken oft In 1937, be im­ Account ACCOUNT mediately resumed. This Is the EARN goal of the Western powers set forth at the end of the Geneva foreign ministers’ meeting. But there Is no m io n to be­ lieve that the West and the East a n any nearer than they were before on the terms of controlled disarmament. A wide gap exists BADIO on the elementary business of the FA1 RADIO with ■ inspections necessary for agree­ with a $1,000.00 ment to end nuclear testing. And S2.0O0.00 ACCOUNT Judging by the crumb of encour­ .iCCOUNT agement be threw to the Poles, INTER KMT PER YEAR which' they promptly spurned, KAHN INTEREST FROM AUGUST lat Adeoauer ia unwilling lo make even the first llmkl move toward regularizing present borders and accepting the reality of current MELBOURNE OFFICE geography. Able men in the Ger­ ORLANDO OFFICE man foreign office, such as Her­ PAYS Washingtew 3fll E. Cestrsl bert Von Kesscl, who believe this Ph. PA 3-5411 Ph. GA 3-4111 Is ■ primary requisite are now Tuesday, September 8, 1059 stepping out. $ 20 Quarterly fo r a $1,000 Loan When it comes to England, the happiness and harmony appear to $ 40 Quarterly fo r a $2,000 Loaa be unqualified, unlese it is by the dour distrust of the Labor party. $ 00 Quarterly for a $3,000 Loan As one British commentator re­ marked, on the famous telecast $ 80 Quarterly for a $4,000 Loan Prime Minister Macmillan ap­ $100 Quarterly fo r a $3,000 Loan peared with hie campaign mana­ ger, Dwight Elsenhower. If any - — ••1,LABU* T 0 Re s id e n t s o f f l o j w d a o n l y doubt had existed on the outcome of tho election next month —and CLIP A N D MAIL there was very little — MacmllWax! quarterly Iw « m of ................................ —.... ■ B I G - 5 - D A Y O f B 5 * n ^ T h at's B etter • NAME ™ LOS ANGELES (UP1) - The * a d d r e s s l o t ’s Hsve Better Motto* Ann. laid today Its motto for Septem­ PLEASE PEND INFORMATION ON PROSPECTUS ber ia "do it right-” h t tfoofcCaflji UOUCID leV rfw t r a d e m a c h in s in g e r V FOR NEW ACCOUTS 1 3 S CREDIT FI N ANCE CORP »o *20Off FREE GIFTS IS. Prophet - PORTAi{£ r I t ------Dotnh 27. Greyish N M A R A T H O N PORTABLE CROSSWORD Bess" It. Coins ( i t ) S A L E S trebles 1 2& m c I FflflRMUEl .f c .S 2 1 9 lo n w ir t _ _ _ 8 SLANT- NEEDLE M um I wW.ZI6»68ERl L COME. FUST S ttllT S L A N T -O -M A T IC FLOOR SAMPLES No Down Payment I f you have a SINGER Electric *30 to $50 O ff New Guarantee to trade-in i have an open account with SINGER now. Shop early as the quantity ia limited in flack afore Notion Department Special Sale-A-Thon O ffer l(K i o ff on all sewing notion purchase* this week. Stock up now in the best notion depart­ ment in town. S U N T - 0 - M A TIC SPECIAL New Portable Models Only *279.50 Also a few consoles fo r oaly $20.00 flilra. SINCER SEWING CENTER !« V . PINE ST. COLONIAL PL.UA SHOPPING CENTER O R LA N D O , FLAT �am Libbye Kircher Successful Minister “Christianity must be aUraelive," says Mrs. W. K. Kircher, Mrt. Norman Smith and aon wife oT fne Rov. Kircher. paator Larry of Blackshear. Ga.. wert of the Oakland Park Methodist day gucata of Mr. and lira, Church in F t Lauderdale. Mr*. by Sellers. Kircher, also a preacher, deliver­ Mre. Timothy Donohue of Orlan­ ed her husband's sermon* while do and her house guests, Mr. be was in Texas, due to lllneu of end Mrs. Frank Donohue of Ban. his brother. ning, Calif, vlslled. Mr. hod Mrs. The versatile Mrs. Kircher la M. H. Ryan and other friends Sunday aflernoon. Both Iho Dono­ the former Libbye llarkey, daughhue families were former real . ter of Mrs. Eva Harkey of San< ford. She has a brother, Bernard h«nd Mrs E P fllaoDV) Hark,y* ,nd “ ,Ut,r' Mri* Ern*‘ i Henderson snd family - » » * - . » , , . i r, j . cu I sre dinner guests Monday d t ' . . ndl r. and Mri. Chester Henderson. c,n in lhe * “ lliPPln® wlsrnu. Mr. and Mr*. Frsnk Ryon of Libbye is a vivaclow brunette Enterprise Rosd entertained at who .*>*ck* mor* ............... dinner Sunday the following: -Rev. one day than most women aquccio and Mra. P. E. Shultx, Mr. and into a week. She Is a musician, . . housewife, mother of two, a liMrs. Joe Kllpfel, Mr. and —. Mra. Charles L • u 1 1 o w, and Fred censed broker and amateur mli­ Cleverlnga. Latar In the after-; liner. nooa the very lmpreiilve ser­ “ It all started when I was a vice of "Blessing of the Home” freshman In Seminole High took place by the Rev. Paul E. School," she lays. "1 shocked A u lt s , Mra. Ryon'a father. my family by telling them I w Mr. and Mra. Cacil Sellers and was going to be a minuter." The children Connie and Johnnie rest of her activities developed were guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Her- from necessity, she claims. ry Anderson in Largo Wednesday At the age of 14 Libbye preachand Rev. sod Mrs. Don Wallins ed her first sermon. It wos on a Personals « Shortly* after their marriage they returned to Sanford and al­ most immediately her husband was stricken with polio. Doctors told him he would never walk again. However after a long period o f hospitalisation and t : 3 M ^ 'jic k K a J fo PUnt CUy I ford. Eund* yThe «n • congregation '» •« “waited S* n Thursday. * Student Starts Second Year A t Snead College Mlaa Janice Luxen, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Sumnar H. Luxeo, of Five Points, hat again been awarded a full tuition music Scholarship at Snead College, Boar, Alabama, Janiee Is a 1MI graduate of Seminole High School, and during her freshman year at Snead was accompanist for Uta Collsge Choir, a member of tha Women’ s Trio, head chetrleader. Welfare Sec­ retary of Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority, a Frtshroaa Beauty, Key Club Fraternity Sweetheart and Sorghum Swselhearl. • She la a Homo Economica ma­ jor and a minor in music. and waited but no minlatcr ap­ peared, so Libbye took over. At IB she conducted a week of services in a small central Florida Church where the returned with her husband years later to assist as ho preached. Later she became affiliated with tha Salvation Army and ser­ ved as a commissioned otficer with them for several years. Just before World W ir 11 she became Salvation Army olficer aftsr training in Atlanta, Ga. During World War 11 she served as bead of the Salvation Army USO In Smyrna, Tenn. and aa assistant to tho Base Chaplain there. When Libbye and Ed Kircher, ho had been friends a long time, decided to marry, ha plan­ ned the wedding in detail. It took place In his home church at Joliet, HI. His parents were tragic, long time invalids but were able to be present at the wedding, Libbye refers to it as A truly Cinderella Story wed­ ding—A glamorous exit from my Salvation Army career". When the couple repealed their vows ho asked her "Never to let her personal life atahd In the way of serving God." Lake Mary Family Enjoys Vacation By IDA MAY SJOBLOM Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gleason, their daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Keogh, and sons Craig. Keith and Cotin have juit completed one of those de­ lightful vacation* which so many y fg m P of our Lake Mary folks have had this summer, and one they aay they will remember forever. Among their visits was a stop­ over at the home of Mr. Keogh’s brother Ralph, then on to Middle ton, New York where they visited Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Church who JANICE LUXEN have spent many winters in Lake Mary. From there they went to Saratoga, New York to aee Mrs. Keogh's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mra. Earl Morrow. They live on tbs raceway grounds and the visi­ tors had a chance to attend the race*. At Hanawa, New York, they vis 9 Tha Lake Monroe Homo Damon lied Mrs. Huel Duystta and her Mratlas Club will held the firs l FT year old grandfather who was meeting of the club ysar at the guest of honor at a family reun Ion. Another family reunion was home of Mra. Olga Hunter, Nar­ held for Mr. Gleason's family at cissus Ave. Thursday at • p. as Potsdam, New York. The children William Grow, of DeLand will still think that "out of this world" give a demonstration on corsage waa the visit to the Santa Claus making and plana will be formulat­ workshop at "North Pole" on ed for program! for the coming Whiteface Mountain, year. Mrs. Krogh's cousins, Mr. and and Mrs. Ralph Aldous were their * boils at Whiteface Mountain. All Before driving a nail In a pap­ tha friends of the Krogh's are so ered wall te bang a picture, alit happy to know that Keith has re­ the paper and fold down a am ail covered so well from hia accident Ub. When the picture la moved, and was able lo enjoy the trip yon will bo ablo to paate the pa­ with the rest of the family. per back and ao one will aver see the mark. L Monroe Club Meets Thursday ! therapy, he tooh Ms first step*. It was then he decided to enter the ministry and enrolled at Stet­ son University, n'hlle her husband was recov­ ering from polio, Llhhye pioneer­ ed the T. B. Aseedation la Ben- District B.P.W. CluB Meets In Kissimmee ford and beesma the first T. V. Assoc. Executive Secretary. She also owned a little bat ahop, mak­ ing kata at night. Known aa "Shoppe Chapeau" it waa located ever Teuchton’s Drug Store. She held numerous hat shows in town and for vari­ ous club* and when tha shop folded Libbye almost folded with K. By the time he was ready to accept his charge, four churchea •0 miles apart in Central Florida, the Kirchera had two children, Kenneth and Karen. “ It wasn't easy," Mr*. Kircher laughs, "but we managed." She bad made up her mind there « i i no need for TOMMY WILLIAMS a minister'* wife to be dowdy even though money la scarce. Llbbya said the had lwe beau­ tiful slaters and did not want them . to be ashamed of her so she i learned to remodel dresses and make over hats te keep up a stylish appearance. Tommy Willis ms, Sr., son of Mr. Before going to Oakland Park and Mrs. E. C. Williams Sr., 208 In Ft. Lauderdale the Kircher* Holly Ave., plans to entor Snead lived on Roca Grand# Island, off Coltege in Boar. Ala., where he the West Coast. They also spent will study medicine. an assignment in the Orlando Hia favorite subject la high area and at Enterprise. They now school was chemistry. He was a live at Mod NK 39th St. Oakland member of the latin club, glee club Perk and ate still in the process and band. He was drum major MRS. W . E. KIRCHER — Delivering the "Enater Ser­ of furnishing the parsonage. "It's of the band his senior year and m on" to a group o f young people at the Ft. Lauderdale the aicest one we've bad," says won a trophy for outstanding musi­ High School thU year. She epoke to three consecutive Mrs. KIrther proudly. cianship. He was chosen aa band groups o f 400 students each on this occasion. They re­ Libbye i* eLo a licensed broker. conductor for the summer during quested her to be their "Easter Speaker.'* The hat ehe Is She says she is not really active the absence of bandmaster, Ernest wearing Is one of. her exclusive creations. In the business, but helps friends Cowley. Tommy's hobbles are music and become acquainted with the right people to mako their Investment*. Church work. He la president of Because a minister’s salary isn't the M. Y. F. of lhe First Methodist high Mrs. Kircher went to school Church, sings in the youth tboir and solos In Church. He assisted in Danle to study investments and Janice Luxen with recreation for learn te make a small amount of youth actlvititi week at Church the home of Mr*. Wahneta Ramey TUESDAY money grow with tho least this summer. Tha rioneer Fellowship of the for a meeting and swim. amount of risk. Sha became Inter­ Ha baa been working at Cowana First Presbyterian Church will Circle No. 16 of WSCS of Tint ested in a mutual Investment Department Slow during the sum­ meet at 8:00 P. M. Methodist Church meets with plan. mer vacation. In hia spare time Plnecresl Baptist Church Junior Mrs. K. L. Ley Jr.. I l l Elm Decorating hats la atilt har fa­ bn likes In go swimming. B. A. Meeting 6:00 P. M. Ave., I p. m. Pinecrest Baptist Church Dea­ Pinccrc«t Baptist Church S. 8. vorite hobby, "It's good for public cons Meeting 1:30 P. M. officers and teachers meeting 1 relations. Tbara's nothing Ilk* a CHI RHO Fellowship of First p. m. Pinemst Baptist Church lea party, a few old hats, flowers ChrisUan Church -meets Tuesday Busineia meeting, followed by and some ribbons to break the Ice among strangers," says ths at­ evening at 6:30 o'clock. prayer meeting • p. tn. WEDNESDAY Members of the Hibiscus Circle Circle No. I of First Presby­ tractive minister. She end hsr 14 year eld son, of the Sanford Garden Club and Tha CYF of First Christian terian Church mrcte 10 a. m. at Church meets at the church 6:30 the home of Mr#. J. B. Baker, Kenneth, are now busy working ttiair families will meat Thursday oa a book entitled “ Fappa's Par­ for n covered dish supper at the P* IH* 721 Plumose Drive. The Friendship Cists metis at Senior High Choir meets for sup­ rish," featuring humorous and In­ home of Mrs. J. V. Jones. 327 per and rehearsal at I p. ra. Eld- teresting happenings encountered W. ath It. Supper wlE bn anrvtd at various place* they have lived. at 6 p. m. week Bible hour T p. m. Tommy Chooses Snead College Church Calendar Circle Plans Supper Thursday Stork Shower For Mrs. Messer 31ri. O. E. Hunter and Mrs. W. C. Galley were hostesses at a stork shower at the Hunter hom: Friday nlghL Guest of honor was Mrs. Henry Messer. Tho party room was decorated with a large china stork and baby shoes holding arrangamcnla of pink flowers. Gifts were placed In a pink bassinet. Tha hostesses served refresh­ ments of pink and blue cake de­ corated with miniature babies and rose buds and pink lemonade with blue ice cubes. Games were played with prises ■warded lo Miss Carolyn Hall, Miss Lois Messer snd Mrs. Ted Jones. , Others attending were Miss Phyllis Messer, Mrs. J. II. Mess­ er, Mrs. J. L. Perkins, Mrs. Kuia Dsvis, Mrs. Ray Tbomai, Mrs. Thelma Sikes, Mrs. Floria Accardl, Mrs. Nancy Boston. Mrs. John K. White. Hr*. Ola Cain. Mrs. Oliver Hall. Mrs. Ruth Swsggerty, Mrs. Mary Klnani, Mrs. Sally Veal. Mrs. O. E. Hunt­ er, Mrs. Joe Muse and Mrs. W. C. Galley. deemna SCHOOL o f DANCE TAP — BALLET — JAZZ BALLROOM REGISTER NOW Dally Hel» cm 10 a. m, snd 4 p. as. Mon. thru Fri. Closes Start Sept Ilk. 2103 Hiawatha FA S -flli Wb g, lM S -F m 8 Business and Professional Wo­ mens Clubs of District 3 convened at the Osceola High School building Itt Kissimmee Sundry for their first district meeting at the cur­ rent year. The Orlando knd Sanford clubs were in chsrgt of the work shop program. It was in !h# form of a school of naturalisation to teach new members the meaning of Sanford H. D. Club To Meet Thursday “ lo Mr s. C h e s t e r E. S c o t t ^ C The Sanford Home Demonstra­ tion Club will hold tho first meet­ ing nf the current lesson Thurs­ day at 2 p. m. in the Home Dem­ onstration Center on 23lh St. Mrs. Eva Hunt will speak on "Landscaping", Mrs. Harold Fauver on "Your Family Business" and Mrs. J. L. Clark on "Tb* Best la yet to be." A business session and social hour will follow the program, LAST SHOWING . OPEN 12:44 ytMivusm Airs. Karraker Hostess To Club Member* of tha Business and Professional Womens Club met at tho hom* of Mrs. Opal Karraker, 1226 Randolph Ave., last week. Plans, programs and activities for tha coming year ware discussed Including fund raising methods for tha club's projects. Two important projects art tho dental clinic and tha Ocala Girls' School. Refreshments of whipped fruit salad, eake and coffee were aervrd by tho hostess. Tho next regular masting will bo at tbs Clvie Center Sept. 16. O W tU S C O e u m -B M O M C R l ..MOOMiOCMfr KTttCUSW HS-SUW MOMUS FEATURE: 1:M . «:»7 4:24 * 4:41 STARTS TOMORROW “G IR L IN T H E Yugoslavia's .ugar mills now have a total capacity to product about 230,000 metric tons a year. B IK IN I" CLOSE i SdM i aSS1 WEDNESDAY 12 NOON WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIAL PURCHASE fo n g /u x h d a iw n it And Our Th ank s B.P.W. Ita alms and qualification* of a good B.P.W. member. Tho Sanford club waa presenltd a scroll wHh the club* emblem for 100'* "Emblem Wearing" by delegates at- alt four district meetings last year. This waa tho only club in district fiv* to rt* eelvs the scroll. Members attending wort l f n , Betty Bakar, past preaidant; M n. Harriett Slawtor, president, Mrs. Helen Pierson and Mrs. lit llarp. 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F I N A N C E 111 Wa«» Tint S trait......................................... ToL fA irlo * 2 37*3’ 101. Prlx.M Tk****> **!I.U*| 01k* Itour* Daily l-I, friday M ; (J*i*4 Saturday 421 North Kwite - W hite "■ * ■ ■■■! Straal ••••••o*a**.s*T#T, OArde^ 4*3604 401 Wait Cabral Awtnua. •WtoTwYg Tot GArdon 3-4473 1243 Ion Colonial D r i v e - T e l . GArdon 4*24431 OMu Hsvm Party t-S j M a ttd a y I Saturday f-17 vy.fnwtty Adsifrot Wwoikq Cerporewon LOANS MAOI TO MS IDINT! OP AU NIARBV TOWNS' Tr y us W e ' r e sure y o u ' l l a g r e e ! A ll Sizes - Sm all • M edium L arge • And E xtra L a rg s Button Fronts • Zipper A nd • Don’t M iss T his • Shop P E N N E Y ’S .Wednesday Jacket B w Y ou ’ll 9 T ill Says 12 �* WELL, EVIRY TIME 1 GET NEAR tM IN T> GARDEN,UKE THIS, UN n « ) Washington ooo m m - 1 4 a Baltimore 111 000 0 0 *- T 11 0 Ximmtrtr, Stobbe (T) tad Korcheck. O'Doll (HO) and Gins­ berg. Lour — K cam cu r (016). H B-N ieata. (lad gam*. ,10 Inning*) a* Vie Power*a aacriflc* fly, Wash. * 000 001 000 7 - 1 10 • Joett struck out nine and acal­ Blllmore 000 000 001 0 - 1 T 1 tered aevea hit* in handcuffing FUehcr, Hyde (0), Woodeahlck the Cardinal* for hi* lfth victory. (•), Orlggi (10) and Courtney, Koreheck (0). Flaher, Lot* (0), WUbelm (10), Hoeft (10), JMmaon (10) and Trlindoi, Glniborg (0). Winner— Woodeihlck (14). Loser —Wilhelm (13-11). HRe - Robinion, Slevera, Sanford. m ftofcrwald Wins Kmhb CHyOpen League Leaders (lit game) Detroit 141 000 900-14 13 0 Cleveland » 063 000-16 10 0 Foytack, Morgan (8), Staler (4), Bunnlng (0) and Berberet. Garcia, McLlah (I), Perry (3), CleolU (I), Score (•), Farrareu (0), Ball (T), Lock* ( ! ) and FUi(Jer­ ald. Winner—Lock* (SI). Loaer— Bunnlng (5-11). HBa— Colavlto, Bolling, Berbtret, Franeooa, Held, YoN. San Fran. TT 99 JM ... Milwaukee 74 • J4S • (lad name) Lot Aagetea ?4 4S J4S I Pitt*burgh ?1 IS J l l ? Detroit 100 010 300- S O I Cleveland 010 000 103- 0 0 1 Cincinnati II Tl ,4M 11 Narlsaki, Burnalde (T), Staler Chicago 08 70 M l 11 (I) and Wllaon. Smith, Grant (?) It. Louie 44 13 ,W0 14 Locke (0), Garcia (I) and Brown. Philadelphia SO SO .134 It Monday** ReeoMc Winner — Garcia (3-5). Loser— Burnalde (1-3). 11R—Lepcio. Milwaukee 6 PUtaburgh 1 (let) Milwaukee 4 PUtaburgh 1 (lad) New York 013 ooo ooo- 4 o o Philadelphia 0 Cincinnati 4 Bo*ton OOO 000 42x—12 14 0 tan Franclaco 4 It. Loot* I Maas. Turley (I), Grba (I), La* Angela* 7 Chicago 1 (NJkD Tuesday*! ProhaMe Ftkbera Blaylock ( !) and Berra, Blan­ NsUenal League chard (S). Caaale, Fornlelea (?) and White. Winner—Caaale (10-0). (No gamea acbedulod) Waduaaday’a Game* Loaer—Maaa (12-7). St. Loula at MUwaukce (night) (IN game) Cincinnati at Chicago Kerne* City 000 010 000- t T 0 Philadelphia at Lae Angela* (aha) Chicago 002 000 00x— 2 t 0 PUtaburgh at San Franetoer* Aauric aa League Garvcr (9-12) end Houie. Pierce W. 1* Pet. GB town (9) end Lollar, Winner — Chicago U U .630 ... Pierce (13-13). HR-DeMaeitri. Cleveland 10 34 .SM 4 * Detroit m *9 .500 lit* (2nd game) «0 00 .404 17 Kcmas City 220 200 010- 7 IS 2 New York Chicago 010 203 01x-13 13 1 Baltimore 64 70 .MO IS Tsltourla, Tomanek (3). Grim Boiton 44 74 .444 H » (3), Dickson (3) KiUeen (7), and Kama* City 30 T* .437 M H. Smith. Latman, Moore (I), Washington Si 13 .400 30H Staley (4) and Romano, Lollar Maulay’a Raautta Baltimore 1 Waihlnglon 0 (IN gm) Wath. I Raltu. 1 (tad gm, 10 Inna) Cleveland IS Detroit 14 (IN gm) Cleveland 6 Detroit I (2nd gm) Chicago 2 Kama* City 1 (tat gm) Chicago 13 Kama* City 7 (had gm) Boiton 12 New York 4 Taetday'i PiehaMe Pitchers Kama* City N Chicago (night) -Daisy (13-11) va W yn (U-9) (Only game scheduled) Wedneadav Night's Games Chicago at Waahlogtoo (2nd game) Cleveland at Rsklmore Pittsburgh 100 000 OOO Kanaaa City at New York Milwaukee 300 001 OOxDetroit at Boston . c a fe McveudwUrtt Standings Setpurtormaat* an the Bret kola N o mMm4mth Nay-etf with Din Fairfield, U**y, DL who earaW W W B OW Ij, 6W U O Braves 110; Ball, Rada log; Ms thawi, Braves M. American Laagea-Colavllo, In­ diana 102; Jansen, Red Sou 100; KUlthrew, Senator* 94; Lemon, Senator* 00; Maxwell, Tiger* «T. Rwu Racd Wins Rich Southern 500 > ’ DARLINGTON, S. C. (UP1) Shut track ace Jim Baed drives ■leek ca n Rut as wall no the big, high-banked asphalt ovals as on f i t imaQ dirt tracks, and ka bed Oka Southern 100 trophy and win­ ner's paycheck today to prove It. The M-year-oid Paekakill, N. Y „ fU U * owner who baa won the NASCAR short track championahlp o M 63.611 In lap money, Mooday M winning the 10th Southern 300mil* clastic before 79,000 fans at Darlington International Raceway. 'T h e crowd wee th* UrgeN to peer view n stock car race and the 69U1 purse of I71.JU was the rich*N In stock history, .Baed finished out front at a slag n g average of 111.939 mUes per The winning speed wee marly IS m.p.h. falter than the previous record of 102.Sgo set lilt year by Oian (Fireball) Roberta of Daytone Beach, Fla. NaUaual Laagua — Banka,Cube 40; A a m , Brave* 31; Mathews, Brave* M ; Roblnion, Red* 34; Boyer, Cerda 27. American Leagea—Colavlto, In­ diana 40; JUllebrew, Senator* 39; Allison, Senators 20; Maxwell, Ttgeri M; Lenon, Tigers 20; Held, Indians a . FUchlog National League—Face, Pirate* 17-0; Aotooclli, Gianta 10-7; Newcombe. Rads 13-7; Conley, Phils 12-7; Law, Plratea 13-9. American Laagua—McLlth, In­ diana 17-7; Shaw, White Sox 14-6; pae, Orioles 14-7; Wynn, to Sox 16 9; Lary, Tigers 17-9. « Pharr Tops Field At Ellinor Village ORMOND BEACH (U PI)-Rogcr Pharr of Orlando defeated L. A. Halter of Jacksonville, 0-4, 31, 7-3 hero Sunday to win the singles division of the EUinor Village Country Club Tennis Tournament. Calhoun Dickson and Henry Wagner of Tampa topped th* doubles field. They whipped Ben Boeich and Frank Frnehllng II of Miami t-0, 7-3, 6-2 In the cham­ pionship match. A 4-Wheel-Drive Universal 'Jeep' take* you lo th* job, wherever it U -o n the roed or off! This rugged performer carries men and equipment over th* high­ way in conventional 2-wheel drive. Then, when work calls for travel off th# road-through mud, sand or •now, up hill or down-you shift a single lever for ihe extra traction of 4-wheel drive, With power take­ off, or hydraulic lilt, the Universal 'Jeep* does mi almoN endleae variety of jobs. To find out what it can do for you, ask for a demonstration. •U toe futures that mad* toe 'jaegf fanwis. G e t a dem onstration now ! CORDELLS REPAIR SHOP / r KMTBYSJGfTO TOUGHEN "THETEAM x I NEED . , YOU CHICKS TP H e tP .y *N STUFF/THEY NEED NO H o n e PAOTTES S ■Lrr'tVWNMtUFDOW A AH1 ?VB THOUSMT �FRESH FISH Daily Ik M r A l-TW D A W N ' S beauty u u w Air Coodltloaed Dryers CLEAN furnished apartment, prlvata bath and cntriac* screened porch. FA 2-oTSt IL M tort XL Artldoa Far Salo M A-Artiriex Waattr 23— N a tk ti * r « M U ll air Styling — Permanents —Oil Treatments— TV Stamp*, Soft Watar — Air Cond. HanWtt'a ■aaaty Naek, ioa So. Oak— FA 2-3742. lit Oak. Call 8-BEDROOM furnished bouse, $81, M il Maple. Pbooe FA 84*83. • pLum m s Contracllag A Repairs Free Estimates R. L> BAS VET Mt Sanford Are. Phone FA 213*3 DUPLEX apartments, complete* Police Station No ( Help As Neighbor SARASOTA (UF1) (UPI) — Near. N«< Mas to tbt police atatlen la not necessarily iasurnaca agalnat rob* bary. Tba Union Finance Co. la loca­ ted just one block from the local police station, but it was robbed Monday—tba third time in four years sawed-off shotgun in n shoe box got away with between *200 and >300. As­ sistant Manager Carl Toler said tba gunman would have rotten more except for (be fact that the company made _several ___ , ____ . laris loans shortly before the holdup end did not barn Its normal supply ef cash on hand. RTMENTS. I use; furnished 2-BEDROOM unfurnished a: moo* near stores and at No pets please. Ml* Elm. Rons L. P a yton Register* Real Estate Broker 1 BEDROOM Apt. and 2*Bedroom unfurnished apt. 2312 Palmttto Ave. after 1 p. m. RENT A BED Roilaway, Hospital A Baby Radi By Dey, Week or Month. CARROLL'S FURNITURE WANT TO BUY PROM OWNER Ph. FA M i l l US W. lit 81 2-badroom boma dote In, la Sanford. Write P. 0. Box 7*4, CLOSE LN: 3 bedroom, 1th hath APARTMENTS, clean, nicely furn­ Eustls, Fla. 2 story frame home la excellent ished, *30 4 ML 11* Elm Ave-. condition throughout Furniture Large stucco house. Phone optional. Excellent neighbor* hood. Only *10,000. Exclusive REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN MODERN 2 bedroom apartment with us. 2344 French Ave. and efficiency apartment, both NEAR NEW SHOPPING CEN­ furnished. 601 Palmetto. Phono J. W . H A L L WASHfNGTON (UPI) — Aerial TER: 2 bedroom, 1 bath neat PA 2*4338, Realtor seeding of new forests in increas­ home, asbestos shingle siding, all Hair Phone FA 2*3441 carporte, *8930. ing by leaps aad bounds national­ ly, but the greatest uss of this CONVENIENT to High School, 3 new technique is being made on W. ■- "MU" STBMFKR Agency bedroom. 1 bath CB home; Flor­ forest Industry land* to the Pacific ida room. Large lot 313,300. Realtor 4 banter Northwest. ASSOCIATES: H. E. Toilar, Soma 32AM acres of Industry 3-ROOM turnLibed apartment. Wa­ ter furnished. *30. FA 2-7398 Arthur T. Day, Everett Harper tree farms and other private for* alter 1:00 P. M. Robert F. May, Dart Pitch* ext lands were aerially seeded to 112 N. Park Ibst section of the country list 3-BEDROOM bouse, kitchen furn­ Pbooe FA 2-4M1 year, according to the Department ished. Fbona FA 2-3744. of Agriculture. This was S3 per NEW CB 3-bedroom, Uk tUe cent of the 31,848-acre lota) for the GARAGE APARTMENT. 4 room* baths, ttrraiio floors, GE stain­ and bath. Large screen porch. less steel kitchen, csrporle, uti­ Car garage. Phone FA 2-2624. lity room; pump snd sprinkler Night - FA 2-0181. system. Call FA 2 3618 after 3 P. M. Aerial Seeding O f Forests Used Legal Notice >o r less o r nirr liir.r W, nrauit* O .n .r s l Prllverjr Hcrrvun, O enrel* You ara hereby notified that a ault has b**n brou ght ag*!nat you In Iht Circuit Court. In and (or geminate County, Florida b y lin t* tl* Ma* tlrauda, tho abbreviated titU o f which la Cfcaaeary Mo. lists. H aiti* Maa Braude. P la in tiff v*. Osrsr \V. tlrauda. Defendant, th* natura o f said suit balnw Com* plaint fo r D ivorce, and you ars rt-iulr*d to serva a ropy o f you r anawtr or pleading to thlo oull on lh* r ia ln t lir o attornaya, man* atrom, DarlS A Mclntoah, Edw ard) BiitlUlne, Hanford, Florida, and to fllo lha original answ er o r plead- NICE BEDROOM, private entrance and bath. Phone FA 2-2441. HOUSE, partly furnished. Phono FA 2-3823. WELAKA APARTMENTS: room! prlvata baths. It* W. Pint *C FURNISHED apartment, clean am c l o s e in. Jimmy Cowan, Ph FI 2-4013. 2 Bedroom Apartm ent unfurnished, near stores 4 school. No pets please. M17 Elm. O. t*. Herndon r lt r k o f C ircuit Court B y: M artha T . VlbUa l>«liuty Clerk a u m tron i. t»a*U 4 U clatosh A ilo rn .y s tor I'la ln tlff Kdoirds Building Sanford, F lorid* Pukllih Bret. S. 14. t l . t»SS. HAPPINESS THROUGH HEALTH BY D R. F. LEO KERWIN Health Thoughts Many people wonder why a Chiropractor la so interested in the spine when often the complaint may b« located in the stomach, kidneys, eyes, legs, Etc. -------- Chiropractors ar* interested in the ■pine because it houaea the main channel o f life force . . . called 'he spinal chord. The spinal chord .nay be likened tu a great trunk of the tree from which many branches and sub-branches « come forth. The spina) chord and nervous communication system com­ prise the main communica* tion system in your body carrying messages to and from the brain to every microaopic cel!. Then there to an open line so to speak . . . that N Electitt Service HOMES AND LOTS for toleied people. Also homes built eu tots. Roy Wall, Phene FA 218*1. 804-8-8 E. lit. Ph. FA 2-4141 IP IT IS R E A L ESTATE 'M PLYMOUTH tudor sadao, 1 owner, price *283. FA 2*111*, Icensed — Bonded Painting A *13 W. 23lh St. Decorating. Freo Estimates Work Guaranteed. SEMINOLE '32 FORD fordor, radio, beater, Stenitrom Realty P A I N T LNG CONTRACTORS automatic transmUiion. Good FA 2*1204. transportation. FA 2-343) altar USED VACUUM CtotMT, ably Electrolux. I A M l 3:30. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Remedeltog — Free Estimates 33 PLYMOUTH, Power-Flight. Repairs Phene FA 2*8744 1104 Cedar Ave., Sanford. LOST: Diamond wrist watch to BILL BERNOSKY, Cootraclor downtown Sanford. REWARD, 1*33 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon, Mra. Hummel, Mayfair lan, FLOOR landing aad finishing excellent mechanical condition, PA 2-3411. Cloning, Waxing. S e r v i n g *300. Phone FA 2*7183. Snmbmto Ceaaty since IMS. FARM: M acres, tiled, H. M. GLEASON, Lake Mary. MODEL “ A " FORD, good s flowing wells. Large 3230. FA 2-4704 after 3:30. Roomy I BR. house, U. S. CIVIL SERVICE T * * I»! ROOF CLEANING A,ND COATING fl.TnmUure termi. Ph. FA 2 1223. Men-women, IMS. Start high ae Exclusive agent for SURCO to *93,00 week. Preparatory train­ this nrei. Work guaranteed, ca' Ueed furniture, appliances, toole BY OWNER, S bedroom, IVh bath ing until appointed. Thooseaie FA 2-3W7 for free estimates. etc. Bought-sold Larry's Mart bouse. Grove Manor, 1013 Lin­ of Jobe open. Experience usually BILL EVANS 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. coln St. unnecessary. FREE Information ■ 4 M ROOFING on Jobs, salaries, requirements. $S A V E $ Contracting 4 Repairs Write TODAY! Lincoln le n to * IP THU HOUSE COULD TALK Pekin 22, riilnait. Licensed — Bonded —Is New ft Used U would tell you shout the two FREE ESTIMATES Furniture and Appliances nice large bedrooms, one in AIRLINE CAREER 111 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA knotty pine paneling, the lovaly ENJOY FREE TRAVEL PI*, room to cedar paneling, the 203*209 E. First St. Ph. FA 2-0983 iparkling equipped kitchen and GOOD PAY — SECURITY breakfast nook, the landscaped A U T O GLASS • BIO VALUES SEVERAL man and women «m yard shaded by Urge oaks, and • QUICK CREDIT 17-39 will be selected Immedi­ sprinkler system. The nice IN STALLE D • EASY TERMS ately to train far attractive air­ n-lgltbors. Bn* since the bouse Windnhield Rack Glean line positions aa Hostess, JUter* WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS is unable to Ulk guess you’ll Door Glenn Vent Glean valioolst, Ticket Astat, CommuJust have to m it for yourself, SERVICE W IL SO N - M A1ER nlcsliontst, Station Agant and call us for appointment. Senkarik Glean and Paint Co. Operations. Low coat training In­ New And Used Furniture 112-114 W. 2nd 84. FA *-4822 III E. First St. FARMER’S AGENCY cludes beauty and self improve­ FA 2-3421 ment. Enjoy too many airline N. V. Farmer, Realtor ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state- New 4 Used Furniture 4 Appli­ benefits. Must be high school D. H. Whitmore ances. A Good Place To tmauls, Invoices, band bills, and graduate with ambitIona to gel Lillian G. Trams BUY SELL or TRADE programs, ate. Progressive Associates. ahead. Training accerdUed by JENKINS FURNITURE Printing Co. Phone FA 2 2931 NUSC. Write for confidential 118 S. French Ave. Ph. PA 2-3231 40# Sanford Ava. FA I-743U questionnaire Include your age 306 West 13th St. After hours, FA 3-M'S, FA 2-4821, end telephone. National School of AeronauUci, Airline Division, Box A. e /o Sanford Herald. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: : '37 SCUU. fcH; Norge electric bedroom, corner tot. 9330 down, stove, like new. FA 2-766? assume payments *37.30. 1<X M l JOB TO U RGE OR SMALL I' HOSE *1.00, Hoy’s Western Anderson Circle. Drive Wsys — Parking Areas Dungcrces 31.98 pr. Army-Navy Surplus Store, 310 Sanford Ave. BY OWNER: » a t m on Oh RENTALS: Day - Week-Month Freni End Loaders Monroe Rd.. Approximately Graders — Losers — Draglines PINK Frlgidalre refrigerator, 11 blocks N. at W. Ut It.; pave, Hollers — Transports cu. ft., used 16 months. *90. road; corner acreage. Price *7, PHONE: Daya, FA 2 6131 FA 2 4320. 300. Call Rosabel G. Aiken FA 2-M il ar write Born 201 Nights, FA 27123 or FA 2 3642 PAINT end e /o Sanford Herald. WALLPAPER SUPPLIES Furniture Storage and Moving Buy t Gal. - Get t VRBEt To snd From Anywhere MARY CARTER PAINTS C. E. PHILLIPS FA 2 3 1300 French Ave. Ph. FA 21991 201 W. 1st St. He Th e Avow R c p rc s tn U tiv t 1933 DODGE ludur. clean. 61* H. to your neighborhood. Earn P. kicker, good. FA 2 0703, that extra money NOW. Write. Box 348, Lockhart. “ In the City o f Fla for Interview. AIR CONDITIONING II. H. POPE CO. Gracious Living” PERMANENT position open for IN 8. rath — FA 24U4 saleslady experienced to de­ ------ COMING S O O N -------SEPTIC TANK SERVICE partment atore work. Must be Sines 1918 local resident Write Box H, Form al Opening A. HARE DeBARY Sanford Herald. NOrth 8 4422 NOrlh 8-4711 SEAMSTRESS 1for cut aprons. maintenance Average earnings 81.30 hour. Completa Lawn FerUliisr—Spraying — Mowiaj Simple, easy. Canvassing mot JOHN LOMMERJE required. Write: NOVELTY AP­ 418 Willow Ava. FA SHIT RONS Caldwell, Arkansas. P1NECREST — a steal t - 3 Bed­ room, Bath, like new con dltion, Includes kitchen equip­ ment, blinds, water heater, and beautiful drapes, only *2000 down, MF7 monthly. WYNNEWOOD. an outstanding 3 bedroom, 1 bath home with newly ra-fVnlshed floors and f r e s h l y rc-dacorited. $1000 down, *80.00 monthly. LOCH ARBOR. New. 3 bedroom. 2 bath, double carport, large utility room, |l7,9oo. *2000 will handle. *300.00 down will buy a beautiful Homes Designed For 2 bedroom home in a nice Florida Living. neighborhood. U you need good 3 ft 4 Bedrooms— 1 ft 2 Baths terms, tots Is it. V A - FHA F H A In Service Conventional . Financing W. DIETRICHS - REALTOR Ella. Metovin—Velma Goualax, Adelaide H. Moses - Asseefatae. 1M1 Park Ave. FA 3 3M2 Down Paymenta Low as $425 BEST BUY IN FLORIDA: 2 bed room house only 33230. Edward F. Lane, Ph. FA 2 2991 or Seminole Realty You can move in immediately while the papers ere being 3-BKDROCM, CB. Us bath bom*. Phone FA 2-3333. processed. This Is a guest pass to the MovieWe Guarantee Personal land Dme-ln Theatre for Henry Satisfaction* On The Jameson. Sanford, to see •The Construction Of Your Home Young Philadelphians". Or Y our Money Cheerfully Refunded. Raymond M. Ball Mather of Sanford R A V EN N A PA R K KOLLAWAY, Hospltsl snd Riby is, when the messages get Realtor Bads. Dsy. Week or Month — AVON baa 3 open territories through, all is well and ASSOCIATES FURNITURE CENTER NOW, to Sanford. Increased de­ health is abundant providing Richard 1L "Dick" hers. lioo Frtack Ave. mand for nsttoaally advertised that moderation is the key* Mgr. Mortgage Loan Dept. Fb. FA 2-7933 cosmstks necessitate■ creating note o f living. When there is Mrs. O. H. "Amy" Andsraoo naw territorial. For intarvtow, a block to that life energy Jeanie Blair writs Mra. Jean MUanicb, Box O. R. "Guy" Strickland output, it means that one or 241, Lockhart, Fla. W. B. Shippy more of the bones of the Cor. H wy. 17*92 ft 27th St, 218 So. Park Ave. Th. T\ 2 k ■pine is displaced slightly . Phone F A 2-1501 ADDRESSING a. Home. PartSanford from its normal position. Full time. Stars, GPO Box 788, Evans Bldg, Lake Mary Now you can see why the R E A D TH IS TW ICE N. Y. Ph. FA 2-1290 Chiropractor is so vitally in­ THE PRICE IS RIGHT on this brand new three bedroom con­ terested in your back and crete block boma—two iparkl­ spine. He is scientifically ing baths—-fully equipped citeW ELCO M E N A V Y A N D N E W C O M E R S trained to locate and remove AT ONLY trie kitchen—near schools and that block of life energy shopping centars—Only *3So TO SA N FO R D bringing you health and hap­ down and *87.30 per month— piness. DONT PROCRASTINATE—Call We invite juu to be our guests absolutely free US RIGHT NOW I without obligation at one o f Sanford1* leading One o f a aeries o f article* Motels while you locate suitable housing fo r Finished. published in tha public later* 3-IEDROOM, 3 batti CB home. you and your family. Pick up your hey at the Terms. Phone FA 2-34M. Oa le e r Let eat to explain and iliuatrate Sedan Office. tha practice o f scientific \ SRE MODEL AT Chiropractic, written by Dr. BONNIE JOHNSON \ *N Freeek Ava. F. Leo Kerwln whoae office to Beauty Shop GREGORY LUMBER located at 201 S. French Ave. and bin telephone number is F A lrfax 2-7412. Your EVINRUDE Dealer ask Crumley A Mootelth Mary R. Carmen — Loo SalvaM Ph. FA 2-1M1 17 M at Hiawatha at 117 South P a n Ph. PA M S I 1 ROOM Ethels nay Apt, peltate bath, suitable for one or couple. STATE o r rLOMDA TO; Hwy. ITOt Car. Cloaad Friday aramlag ai day 8aL Open Mow. o n 3* H.P. Johnson Motor, remote from Noew *U11 p. a . aa controls, 2 propellers, for tMOO. ALL DAY Sun. May bo seen at 2404 Adams CL (Wynnewood section) or call CROWDER peas, okra, by FA 2*7*40 alter *30. buabal. FA 2-041*. Robson Sporting Goods ASSOCIATE* FURN. apt SO* Park Art. drads of bargains (or aao, w now aad ehlldrea. POUND, SHORT aad TAL COMS ON IN. W 1 CAN fI T m ataIra, *3*. Oil Park. APARTMENT^ FA M l**. Now Mo Tho store la bulgtog with ha I N I ftoafsrd Ava. WUI Be Cloved For Vacatleu Sept. 7th thru 26th BRAILEY ODHAM, Corner Hwy. 17-92 ft 27th St, Pr**. L f l w 7A 2-7114 A HOMES Dream Homes Down Payment-No Ctoning Quiet Community Near G olf Ceurao Includes Cloning Cent TO TA L PRICE Turn W eal On 20th St. Follow Country Club R d. ft Watch For Our Signs . . * OPEN DAILY 9:00 A . M . T il Dark SU N DAY 2:09 P . M . TU Dark S hoam ahsA m on th ly PAYMENTS W A IT t W ATCH! For Opening D ole W. 2*4h IL FA 8-76*8 �» W alter H arris In Europe Post » jt i•. Call FA 2-1315 —i i p ', j Jjffi •'.v 1 1 1 Mama Takas Cars O f Immigration BUFFALO, N. Y. (UP!) -W hen Mrs. Salvators Pstiwaaggio » toraai to tar native America mors than flvt roars ago, stM v u able ta briaf hor ItaUao-bara bus- lu n ch ir r WITH Qft, THERMOS 2 for 77s soatast baa baaa torminatad, tad Mrs. Amsrtca loa« ago dlMsrdod ter swim suit for a bouts drsss. Offlciala of tte Mist Amortea Pageant frankly admit that they art looking for mors than beauty la fttlr Maas—oat wte eaa tour tte country making up to 10 npasebsa » day during tar ymr. long reign. Ones Mias America is crowned, nsat Saturday night, aha is barrsd Bom public apptsrancas la a swim suit, and tho pores she »*• sumaa fully dad for pbotograpte a n closdy suponlaad. Twenty-five per eont ot tte fudgM* final deflates la based on tew girls look la bathing taka. Twsnty flvs per cent is on bow ttey look in evening gowns and tew poised they era over tte breakfast table. Tbs otter M per coat is talent— singing, dancing, painting, playing tte flute, recit- 2forfi9c ▲ FAREWELL GESTURE af APPRECIATION FOR PAST PATRONAGE Major Crime Listed Every 4 Minutes WASHINGTON (U P !)-M u rder, rapt or assault with latent to kill was committed every four mlnuloa in the United Status l u l year, tte FBI reported today. Tte FBI's statistical trims clock expressed In graphic terms tte t J per eent rise In crime Inst year ovnr HOT. FBI Dimeter J. Edgar Hoover said as estimated 1.UM & very serious offenses oeeurmd la l*Sg— and increase of 111,427 aver 1107. FREE PRIZES WINNIE OP lot DRAWING ON SEPT 12U WILL GET A "CHRIS CRAFT" POWER MODEL BOAT KIT Length 48* — REG. R E T . 126.95 Na Pmrduoo Nor— ary — J^at Regiater Rack T t e Yaw Cm m Ta Tte Slara — Yo« Hit Nat Hava To Ba Pinasat Ta Wla. REG. $1.08 --- «--------------------- 77C • CHESS • SHOPPING CENTER • FARM LOTTO • UNCLM WIGGLY REG. $ 2 .0 0 __________________ $ 1 .4 7 • COOTIE • SCRABBLE • SHERIFF GAME REG. $ 2 ,9 8 _________________ $ 1 .9 7 • BAT M A8TER80N • AROUND THE WORLD W EIGHTY D AYS WINNER OF M DRAWING ON SEPT. Mtk WILL GET A SCULPTURED CABLE MODEL a sse m b l y KITS REG. tu t ............. .....97c A F G H A N K IT — REG . $15.50 KR Contains 40 O n — Of 108% Virgin WadL W IN N E R OF T H E D R A W IN G ON TH E L A S T D A Y OF SA LE GETS A "S C H W IN N * BICYCLE REGULAR RETAIL OIL PAINT BY NUMBER ▼ALUB ■ -’v ? tf w . t■ f%»? p ■i» jT 1■ • • • • • • • • FINGERING Y A R N WOOL m an: •i ■ : • SPORT A SW EATER D YE LOTS • TARTAN SCOTCH FINGERING LIFE ON T H I R A N G ! NURSERY RHYMES OLD SOUTH HARVEST • FLOWERS GLOUCESTER SCENES CALIFORNIA DOMESTIC BIRDS AND MANY, MANY OTHERS R egular Retail Values $2.98 BUILDING F O R L E A SE F IXTU R E S F O R S A L E DISPLAY CASES, ADJUSTIBLB SHELVING. YARN BINS, It LINEAL FEET OF ADJU8TIBLR STEEL SHELVING (I ft. wide, 18 ta. tea* 8 er aay type tiara), N ATIONAL CASH REGISTER. ADDING MACHINE, RIBBON MACHINE, SOFT DRINK COOLER AND RACKS. Na Baa a n a Me O ff— Refused SANFORD,FLA �% vou x u z D IM W in E stablished 1M B W EDNESDAY, SEPTEM BER t , 1 W » S A N T O R O , F L O R ID A Man-Satellite Test Falls Of Goal, But Capsule Survive; *. . k^ljLV; /{V di*,r r*V;.C, ■ “ww' ^L. Recovery k M ajo r Step S A N F O R D T A L E N T staging « wentero iw ln g music ahow overseas w ins con gratulations f o r B /8 g t A . W . GUlyard, rig h t, from CoL J u m B w r y ftt B itbu rg. G erm any ftir base. Th e "C ou n try Cntupa” t o r a n «h «e k fo r w ian liig th ird honor* in tho IB M U S A F E U k n t con test. OUbrsrd's w ifo , t h « dau gh ter o f M r. sa d Mrs. H aggis Maaey o f Sanford, and E d d f e G u b * i and D ave Syrian are the other m em bers o f the m u sical o ry a n isa tk a . G iliyard in th e son o f M rs. Maude GlUyard o f Sanford. In Program JAj t 'V Tew *>1 -» , 'z 4 ri - ' . .’ w W ftS w iS B w Science Finds Cues To Noah's Flood UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPt) — A Columbia \ University scientist offend evidence todiy which hft bnUfttrftn will support the story o f the grant flood described la tho Holy Bible. . According to the Bible, the great flood which Noah ■arrived by building the ark was caused by torrential rated which listed 40 days and 40 nights. Dr. Rhodea W. Fairbrtdg* said hla worldwide study o f aaa fossils over a 16-year-period and evidence fur­ nished by other scientists show that coastal arsaa te many lends were suddenly covered by vast expanses of water. Fairbridge fixed the date at about 4,000 B.C. Thla la about the time that the floods mentioned te thn Bible, Buddhist writing and other chronicles took place. He did thla by charting the rise and fall of asa levels by ice agee and the shifting of oceen beds. Fairbridge discovered fossils that he was able to connect with particular Htnea te history when aea levels swelled and receded. Ha of them while skindiving off western At---------- H; i +-4*\ T h e sea level retched its highest pash about M M years ago,” 1m said te aa interview with United Fling ; international during tho International Oeeanogreghla Conference at the United Nations. T h e water rose gradually, tech i f tech thre a p the centuries. Suddenly It eovwed thn eoactifna ani moved Inland,” rising about S00 feet above tend. Faltbridge said the great flood was n aaf because man waa unaware of the power of the and unable to protect himself. T h e flood played a great part te i intelligent," Fairbridge said. "He had to thtek *r g » under water. And in later years men te other mum had to fiad maaas af aovtriag himself or alan f m n to death.” CAVE CANAVERAL, Plft. (UPI) -A teat medal af sateUlta which wU carry a into amice wi i of tte aatta’a nuts looked oa. The aula fall abort af Ms mark ted was recovared fnai tte sea. "If I kid ted my m R an,,I think I would kava gone this time," said Navy LL Cmdr. Alai ft. ftteperd Soil Bank T o Close GAINUVILLX (UPI) - Thurs­ Jr., eat of tte future specimen, fore R was knows that trouble day Is the deadline far applications tn the Atlas intercontinental la participate la the lteo conserv­ ation reserve program eg the soil alls caused the capsule to tell bank, the Fhirtda State Agricul­ and hundred milts sheet of target. tural Service Commission aaaotn The National Space tho destroyer uas ati UNITKD NAnONft, K. Y. (UPI) Ualy, Japan and Tunisia, the *d the fuMMl-ihapo4 cspeels aovV . sUmrtties m M plans nations designated as tavaatiga- A tom Pact Okayed •rsl hundred mile* north i f Bartors by tbs Security Council, wen H U * ft U u to Laos by VIENNA (UPI) - The cabinet Urn IH-foot-tag this wsakmd Is investigate expected to asslfn members of la approved SB agreement be­ was spotted by a aharp-oyad crow charges of as tavkataft by Coca- their UN delegation le look into tween Austria and the United of a Navy pstnl piano aftsr the States on the exchange of aid ift •ad of Us ahortasd flight the sltustloo. turn North Viet Nan. This Laotian government sn- developing a t o m t e energy far Tho talaailo was fin d st 1:11 af both parti**, tta to IS of m i NEW YORK (U P D - Tho #M» _junced today la i. communique peaceful uees, it wee a. m. sod tho capsule waa alghtad WASHINGTON ( U P I )- Praal- ernmant’s chief mediator, Joseph They havn said they are right each to lha aater that Its troops bar* recaptured a Tuesday. at S:30 a. m. Tha apse* agaocy Way atari- ffnipf*itf» to tietoi dast Elsenhower today faced tho F. Finnegan, said today thn nopost In Samnrus province. said a quick look at ths data ladi- proteam of whether to veto a new foliations in tho 17-dayoldsteel The communique said tbs post Oil Drilling Set estad all ayitama wllhla Urn cap"It serUinly |§ lha eddaet kind cal oddestkind el works appropriations bill strike are "the was retaken as two rebel battal­ TALLAHASSEE (UF1) - T h e aula—which will om day boost e at bargaining T n a m m m * bargaining” he tad.otter assn. ideal!ei! to s pravloo# ions were reported In the region California Company ipacu travalar—parformod aa pUaFinnegan mad* this comment yen can tafi R that,” to said. ha rejected. of Samteu, In the same poeeioes. Tuesday It will soon start drilling Negotiators frees both sides ro­ Republican Leader Mv when asked about President Eis­ Menu to btoh The communique said also that for oil in Franklin County's St. IB* trouhls cam* the two crett H. D(risen predicted Elten enhower's criticism that "halfte Bl w h i war’s criticism will return* Thursday, several enemy groups wen sight­ George Sound. Tbs well site, more bower might veto the a*rood bUL hearted b a r g a i n i n g te net Mostly after gtotiog ths tetters. ed In Phoogtaly province as wtU than a quarter of n mil* oifsters, ill senIsewes‘a tetter VANDEKBUG AFE, Cslg. Other logialalort b e l i e v e d ho enough," and hla demand that the David J. McDonald, president to reel teetolea to tha Taft-Hartley as in Samneua province. The two is not in the son# claimed by the •i the United Steelworkers Union fir­ Act, whtab (UN) - Ths Arm Industry and union begin " t sign U but freeae funds provinces border on North Viet federal government t e * la a n ed off a reply Mating that lha unta aa injunction toady Atlas — America’* live, uninterrupted, good • projects he opposed. Nam sod Communist OUna ‘ la t a caU trying to 4a just what the , The United S t a t e * today ■Mate approved vod the ths U .teV bargaining." » i*W Saved, Then Sold nstoi. Bad to anU ton lha Facia* ksday Ytenegan, hiked H to I ^ U fita J a y alghft gad mat caught Imre sight plandsada.to NSW YORK 'IU I!1>.~ Shortly ton "havs aiLbea fH|M at as operaetael R to tte White House by * Vote Us* prarkuM’s tetters to supplier lu^iealiiid ilo is 'a h t grean was ike rl toe authority to that fadarti Jaw af Tt-li. Tha House had passed rides urging action weald Iss, canteens, rtsel helmets with after police, volublea n aid n g n sent*lives of the American Soci­ ilrod by a Strategic i Miottate, except on the basis to the measure by ■ thumping lei «8 up th* negotiation!, said: Uneri and mosquito a*la. ety of the Prevention ad Cruelty "Sometimes R Jars people loo** complete denial to m v Injustice to margin. S m Taesday by Dewlteg Apto Animals captured kin. Aure* In each u se. the veto waa from their idea*—but only tf they tha steelworkers ■ratal Ca., Ca.. aaartoaar Rickard pratal Smith’s escaped monkey, her hus­ R. Conrad Cooper, chief industry more than tbe twe-thlrdg ateta- want to. In order word*, only if Gormlry band, Edgar, announced the ani outside engines of the Atlas failed sary to ovsrride ■ prsaldantlal ve­ they want te bargain and com­ negotiator, charged that th* only lh a Acid t*. a n ynlanlay, settlement the union has made m*l was for sale. Smith laid te to separate. This added weight re­ to. promise." by Frickrcks «UI ha Asked if be 'agreed with Use possible so far would ha a "sur­ had just learned hla wife borrow­ Tbe second bill cantata fui duced tho planned altitude and vel­ ia •checks hay ed money te buy R. for all r? ntw projects which president’* atatemtnt regarding render to . . . pressures lor an in­ ocity. prompted Elsenhower to reject "half-hearted bargaining." be said flationary agreement." Tho dramatic recovery turned Carn lay said. "We do not believe such a aatUeth* first version. But M trims all "It happens to be conalaiaot with Perry Quits P ost the teat late a partial success. Th* la sa­ U the LONDON (UP1) — Communist mint la desired by toe President, th* projects la thn bill by IVk per ■pact agency waa pleated with the i ALL a H ao BEE (UPi) John te esft lha ILeans. Chins demanded today that India by the American peoplt, or by the cent. to tao withdraw iu "trespassing" troop* Perry, an administrative sulaUnt performance of tho captula. steelworkers Usamas! maelvas" Cooper Elsenhower contends the $1 new U said booster rriro-roculs used Chair* to Gov. LeKoy Collins, will stap tea from the ten*Ion-ridden border ErMar sale. Dewlteg ■res that has been the seen* of down Sept. IS to go to work lor to inaure risen separation of tea starts eventually would cost too LITTLE BOCK, A l t (UPI) • The top-level negotiators today s private organliailou la Wow' capsule modal and the mlaail* br­ million dollars to complain. la stay ea la ■ NEW YORK (UPI) — Stock worked te complete the prepare FBI axperte joined Utile Bock p * armed clashes between the two York. Perry, lormor reporter lor ed te programmed. The nitrogen Tha Democratic leadership ap­ Job Uroagb tei Uc* today In a search ter bomte countries in recent weeks. the Tampa Tribune anJ the St. control jet* around tha cfptule'a parently., was convinced R had. the prices at 1 p. m.; ittoga to help Tf •re while the Chamber to Gawte The demand was made tn a let Petersburg Times, enaouaced Mi base pivoted tha blunt end of the votes this time to override any American T A T pratal MU mere# stepped up efforts te pate tor from Communist Chinese Pre­ model down Into proper position veto of tha measure, which would American Tobacco roalsuatioa Tuesday. iary, Krtier aaplataad. Mb liciae a reward for porsoat wfet mier Chou En-lsi to Indian Prim* for descent. Date from tha capsule provide fundi for flood oontroi Bethlehem Steel touched off throe oxptorioni M an Minister Jawabarlal Nehru. It 1714 w m received at tha Atlantic mis- and rivers and harbors project* C A O . Cold Front Starts UK day sight was dated Tuesday and taw Chrysler In tho current fiscal year. rite rang*, Grand Turk Isle, An­ A board cold trout swept down Z8H Two Federal Bunea to Investlcast by. Peiping today. Curllas-Wrlght tigua and on recovery ships. ...................23®14 gallon laboratory men started India claims ths border area as from the Rockies today, Bringing DuPont "The fact that tha capsule sur­ a touch of frost to Mootaua and checking th* bleat teen** Tues­ H* territory and hat accused the Eastman Kodak vived the severe re-entry healing Everyone connected with or In­ day hi bops, to finding evidence Red Chinese of making incursions threatening to crack tho East’s condition# |* considered a major II Ford Motor into it. Nehru sent Chou a tsltsr latt-aummer hot. spell. Ths treat step forward te determtelng the 7714 tonated In water sports la invited that might lead to tha taptare to General Eteelrlo 33* te attend th* water safety forum whomever rot tea exploateoa, last March ZZ asking for Red moved loto tho western Dakotas adequacy of the Mercury beat prw General Motors spenaored by th* Red Cross chap­ Chins's views on the question, one and Nebraska before dawn, drop­ 32 Na arrests have been mads. Inti. T A T lection," the announcement said. ter at • p. m. Thursday at tha of s senes of messages sent on ping temperatures 30 to 30 de­ Gov. Orval Faitbue described 47* liortllanl Shepard. 13, teamed be might Civic Center. the issue. It was the March 22 gree# from readings of M hours lot the bombings aa "sickening l'enney .. havn been a goner if he had riddan Boh Zubrod, Nation*! Red Cross deplorable" and said ha h earlier. letter to which Chou replied. ltttt Justice ot th* Pence Hugh Dun­ i’ enn HR the capsule. But If he was shaken Aquatic Planner, will be guest they would not be repeatedThe Florid* But* Elks Associa­ 47 V k nears Roebuck can has been elected to Use board by tho failure of lb* rocket boost­ Keus iiuy Displays 11>* speaker. Public olliciala, faculty t i o n will hold iu Fall Conference The explosions recked throe of directors of th* State Associa­ ntudeoakcr memoere, swimming pool owners, arate sections to LiUla Rock n ■uujt_urt tu P ii—-oovtet auuwr- er, eccording to his oiltcul spokes­ tion of Justice# el tho Pasco and U. b. Steel 104 ™ U Leesburg Sunday and US Ban­ « man, he didn't show it. ooat owners, lakeuual resident* lUea Tuesday agreed to purenam •71* in n 31-minute period Monday. jo ni U U Lode* member* i Wcstiaghous* El. Wnat did Lfta•Astronaut, who has Constables. and any otners art urged to near Una damaged an office to th* Lit­ some of the items displayed at the Viva* plan to attend. Duncan waa named to the l i ­ a wife and tAo young daughters, lb* discussion of how to reduce wa­ tle Rock Reboot Board. Another American Exhibition, including a Coni arenee buainesa will be man board at the association's Congregational C h r l a t l a n coffee maker, television sets, re­ do afterward?" ter accidents and drowning!. shattered part to a building where Jacksonville convention Sept 1-3. handled In the Leesburg Com­ lie got snout three hours' sleep, 'lha instructors of toe water City Mayua Werner C. Kooop hag Church paator Ur. J. Bernard frigerators, aloves, business maConstable Melvin WUU af Urtendo munity Building, with Bute I’reuicu gut u u us Fills jet plane ana aateiy program in to* counly wui oiucea w toe construction turn to aident Charlea 1. Campbell pre- Boot will preach hi* final sermon cnines and a plastic cup making new oack some te Virginia ticacn, was elected president. ue ■»*•«* at n uuruetu* at * p. m. wuten be ta president, 'i'ba toird here Sunday. Ur. Hoot, who has maemne. An exhibition spokesman Civil and criminal court ser­ Vn. suihMiy at uas u y ia u u u>uuy uesuwsvd a c!<y-ownad atavice improvement* wore dtacua*The Home Commute# of the been puitur of the Sanlord church said no presumed the good* would uoute us Gut. J. U. Gregory. for 3b years end taught at Semin­ be studied with so eye to duplicat­ turn wagon 'used by Fire Chtef eu at tne convention. During tn* Harry Anna Crippled Children's sue nea Gross urgsuito .ua la ing them. coming year, justice* of the WAHHINUTUN (UPI)—Presi­ spousor^ng toe party tor toe to- Gann nancy. Home will meet at g p.m. Bstur- ole High School, will leave Tues­ No wa was Injured la tha Meets peace will try te Inform Us* dent Llaennuwer’a radio-lateviawn M day in UwaUiia. Hapot la on the day to teach in the English Dept, structure woo are unpaid vinun- wnicu were neuevod to have keen at Piedmont College, Ca. Church M eeting Set public oo what their Court* do, address to the nation Tnursaay Horns* operation and oa the The public is invited to an in­ Duncan said, ‘inis la the trrnnai nignt la expected to set Ins acage totra in to* waver »*.evy program. dynamite, Residents of Ultl* Venice, Loch Tiuat Fund will be given. ina a HI agents were mot la formal reception to be given the Arbor and Ravenna Park areas CHICAGO luFij— rwo striking closest to th* people and la th* tur neat week's vuit of bovMt Pre­ Local Juik* Clun member* and LUUe R ock on toe request ut pe­ court ut mat resorts, he explains. mier Nikita Kliriuncnev, wives who expect to attend the paator in the church fellowahip interested in (arming a Baptist union* Tuesday rejected a new nce, a spokesman (or to* Jusuce The cuurt handles over K>0 hall, following the 11 a.m. ask- Church are urged to attend a contract otter by bwilt A Co. to Administration oilkiala said th* weekend comerenc* include Mr. Department in Washington said, compialnu and U ta and process­ president probably would explain and Mr*. Dick Hopes, Mr. amt vice. The Ethel Hoot Circle la meeting at TtU p. m. Thursday end a live-day-old walkout. Meanwotie, the Lillie Bock Spokesmen lor th* United Pack­ es over mo criminal cites per the reasons fair hla invitation to at ths Laka Mary Baptist Church. Mrs. William D. Harden, Hr. and sponsoring the reception. Chamber to Commarce rushed ta month. Tola lightens the t a d on Khrushchev and caution against inghouse Worker* and the Amal­ Mr*. W. O. Livingston, Hr. sad publicise a 923,000 reward for in­ gamated Meat Cullers and Uutch- higher courts. . expecting any dramatic develop­ Mrs. Hubert Carutktrs, Mr. and LONDON ( U P I )- Kay Kendall, formation leading te the arreak •r Workman called the proposal ment* or sudden solutions of cold the actress wife to star Rex HxrMr*. I’eta Bowertos, Mr. and and coavlcUaa to tea bomb toe*"full of bugs" and "loaded with war problem*. Mr*, btephen Andreiko, Mr. and rlaon, waa burled today In a part gimmicks.1* U also was considered likely to Hampstead churchyard known %Mr*. Edward Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. Federal mediators said the Iwo that Elsenhower would request aa "Actosna Corner." Wade Snyder, end Mr. and Mr*. side* would m et again today in th* Ame.ican people to receive A. P. Hahn. Attending the Sunday Miss Kendall, 22, died Sunday an effort to end the strike by Sand-clay baas type pavements Khrushchev politely and correctly aCMkm will be Mr. and Mrs. from leukemia. 17,000 workers in 34 cities across may not be used to pave roads aa befits a visiting bead of state, Hundreds of wreaths wan piled James iiullehan, Bussell Spencer the country. In th* county system, the coun­ no matter bow strong their antip­ up to the graveside by the 12th and Mi. and Mrs. Bernard Wol­ ty commission decided yesterday. athies u tbe ay*t*m be repre­ Century village church of SL WASHINGTON (UPI) - J ford. Holla seeks t* have tha funds ORLANDO (U ri) — A TeamWhen reads are bulk to tow House gave fl sents. John-at-Hampatead, a North UrnUnion suit Is on file hero transferred in compliance with grade pavement to places when doe suburb* a pp r o v a l today ie a lb* water table 1* Ugh the water against the Florid* N*tlon*l order Issued test week by the Harrison, who knew hla wife boost kt gasoil level may rtee and weaken the Bank of Orlando which h*« re­ union's court-appointed monitors. waa aulfaring from an incurable OcL L road base, causing th* road to Bank ITesident O, I’. HowlU fused to release (3utf,000 te disease when be married her four The bUl now teas te tea While TALLAHASSEE (UPI) No go to pieces, said County K » has refused to release the funds Teamster funds. yean ago, had plaaded "no flow- House. Lawmakers to both parties action U scheduled against Volusia ginaer Robert Davis. until the union settle* a del • Tha suit, filed in federal court DETROIT (UPI) - DetreR wi# are. Send your money Instead te said President Elsenhower was Sanford City Physician Dr. quent gd30,(M>0 account that la In County Juvenile Judge Mai MassThomas McDaniel will attend a Tuesday, ass* that the money be without a dally newspaper today. a cancer fund." But tha theater certain ta alga R tela law. feller, target of unspecified comconnection with an ill-fated Flo­ meeting of ths Florida Academy transferred to the Public Bank of The measure temporarily raise* plaints on lha conduct of hla of­ Band Group T o M eet A strike in one printing plant shut world Ignored hla request. fice. The Aral meeting to th* school down all three metropolitan dail­ of General Practice board af dir­ Detroit where it c*n draw Inte­ rida Teamster bousing project, The cancer r e s e a r c h tend, la tear cents tea present tore* ector* In Jacksonville this week- ract. It also **k* I&W.0U0 te • The Sun Volley project, a 2,MO Gov, LeRey Collins held a 30- year for Uw Band Parents As m . ies. meanwhile, reported that contri­ cent n gaUoa federal tax an jga» v l H acre housing development origi­ mlnuto conference with Masafelter will he bald at g:20 p. m. to­ •oi. Mr*. McDaniel will accom­ damages from tbe bank. Pressmen s t a g e d a wildcat butions war# pouring te for the din* and dtoeto fuels. The higher The action was filed te behalf nally planned aa a community for here Tuesday. After the confer- morrow in the- Seminole High strike at the Detroit News early specially Instituted Kay Kendall levy woul d remain te fane II pany, him. Dr. McDaniel la chair­ man of the Medical Economica of Detroit Local 2W. «l which retired union members, failed la *00 * Collin* said "1 do not feel School Cafeteria. A covered dish Tuesday In protest over th* pap­ Memorial Fund, launched te co­ months untU July L 1241 and Insurance Committee of the Teamster boae Jtnunr Hoffm U the wake of mail order and finan­ that further censure or action by supper will be served before the er’s orders conwrrnlng a Labor operation with the Variety Club bring In almost one billioo dollars cial irregularities. ergaoueuuoto Florida Academy. to Britain te aid aancer research. la adrtlitato aavs— this office will be I t* edition. ^jytaidcat. UN Rushes Survey New s B riefs Fighting President Faces M ediator Calls 5 7 -D a y Old S teel Second Round Veto Talks 'O ddest Kind O f Bargaining' Of Works B ill Appraisal ■ v riT ja rra a India Now Accused By Red Chinese $25*000 Reward Offered In Bombing At Little Rock | 1 p. m. Stocks Red Cross Urges Forum Attendance *23 Sanford Elks To Attend State Meeting Sunday Duncan Elected By State Group Or. Koor To End Tenure Sundoy Ike To Outline His Reasons For Visit Unions Turn Down Contract Offer Britons Fay Tribute To Kay Kendall As Cancer Fund Grows Teamsters Sue Orlando County Rules Out Sand-Clay Paving Gas Tax Hike Gets Final Approval Bank For Fund Transfer McDaniel To Be aAt Medic Meeting No Action Slated On Volusia Judge Strike Closes Detroit Papers ■ i ; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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XLIX •tj® Aj JdU M ff lf lr * <r** |U .S . Death ••» A »-«**“**/ ' L*Vk S lA ftX i•V' <£•«.*• . "• ' BADLY BATTERED were these two cars and two men were injured when they were involved in a traffic accident Friday on S. French Ave. Driven of the ears, Thomas W. Arnold and Glen McKendree, were taken to Semin­ ole Memorial Hospital. Arnold was treated, but not admitted, and MeKendree is still hospitalized. (Bergstrom Photo) Mitchell To Ask Strike Cool-Off WASHINGTON (U PI) - Labor Secretary Jam es P. Mitchell says be weald reeommeod that Presi­ dent Klsenhower Invoke the TaftHartley Act to force aa 00 * day “ coolieg off” perioc la the steel strike if h continued kilo October and created a national emergen•0Jo made the statement aa Democratic Gov. Mike V. DiSalle of Ohio, ooe of the nation'! steelproducing states, called on t h e govenuneot to use “ all Its facil­ ities'' to bring about an early and to ttw 54-day old strike. DiSalle, form er federal p r i e s stabiliser, criticised Mitchell Sun­ day for falling to intervene In the strike. The governor said a conf truing strike could barm the WMomy. But ha conceded it had dona no aerloua damage so far. Mitchell noted that there were •bout 850,000 persons idled by the United Steelworkers Union walkout that has shut down plants produc­ ing N par oent of the nation'* Steel. The secretary said he would recommend that Eisenhower ob­ tain a Taft-Hartley Injunction if thv strike cootinued lotc early OcQ b e r aad serious steal shortages and further unemployment in al­ lied Industrie* developed. The Injunction would halt the strike for an 80-day “ cooling off” period during which Steelworkers would have to go back to their Jobs. They would be free to con tinuo the strike If no agreement was reached by the Ume the in Junction aspired. <fnlon official* oppose use of the fJunction. w Eisenhower has refused to Inter true in the strike. He has urged both sides to work for an early s.dtitment that would not be in iaiionary. 111 feeling between U J . workers and their employers Is growing, art) the 54-day old steel strike proves it, top labor spokesmen declared today la special Labor Day statements. The union leaders generally took somewhat grim view primarily because Coogrxis approved last week a labor reform bill striping organized labor of some of a power and curtailing some of its privileges and Immunities. AFL-CIO t esident G e o r g e Meany reserved his Labor Day \ S funeral Tuesday Fs:! hvcocke : i. WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Tuesday. Scattered showers* High today 87 to 92, low tonight 72 to 74. United Press Leased Wirt E s ta b lis h e d 1J08 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1989 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 515 T statement until tonight when be will address a big union rally in Sait Lake City. AFL-CIO Vies President James B. Carey, bitterly attacked Presi­ dent Elsenhower Sunday for his role In winning passage of the labor reform bill. He also pledged labor to seek eventual repeal of the legislation. United Auto Workers President Walter P. Reuther said the strike showed “the giant corporations that control the steel Industry are leading a big business cam­ paign against the working people of America.” First Integration Starts Tomorrow In Stale Schools Have You Been Hot? NEW YORK (U PI)—The high­ est reported temperature la the nation Sunday was H i at Yuma, Arts. Lowest today waa 2$ de­ grees a t Fraser, Colo. May Dies At 84 rRESTONSBURG. Ky. (UPI) —Andrew Jackson May, 84, one of Kentucky's most controversial political figures, died a t a hos­ pital here Sunday. 12 In State Uaitod Press The nation's traffic tail moust­ ed steadily today and the National Safety Council predicted It might reach an all-time high before the end of the Labor Day weekend tonight. A United Press international count at 11 a . m. showed 111 persons kUlcd in traffic accidents. Four died in plane crashes, 45 drowned and 43 were killed la miscellaneous accident* far aa ov­ erall total at 407. California, which had hoped for a repeat at its relatively a a f a July 4 holiday, when only 10 died, led the nation with 50 highway deaths, followed by Ohio with 34. Texas with 20, and New York and Pennsylvania with 18 tack. Vir­ ginia and Michigan each recorded 13. At leajt 13 peraooa had died in Florida since the weekend start­ ed. The survey showed four traf­ fics deaths, five drownlngs and three deaths in the crash of a private airplane. Cardinal Weaker ROME (UPI) — The condition o! ailing Federico Cardinal Tdeschini took a turn for the worse Sunday night. The 35-year-old cardinal is arch-priest of St. Peter's Basilica. He was operated on last week for an intestinal ailment. Klan Signs Out BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (U P I)- A Ku Klux sign today greeted mo­ torists at the Tarrant City limits near here. It was the fourth such sign put up in the state recently. All signs depict a white-robed man mounted on a horse and waving a Confederate flag. The others Include two a( Bessmer and one MIAMI (UPI)—Florida is ex­ in Tuscaloosa. pected to see its first public school integration Tuesday. Four Negroes art to attend VENICE, Italy (UPI) —Roberto school with about 10 whites at the Orchard Villa elementary school Rossellini's movie “ 11 Gencrale in Miami. About 20 Negroes are Della Rovere” tied for first place scheduled , In go..Jo cissies with Sunday night In the Venice Film about 350 white children, at the Festival. Rossellini, beset by fin­ school for Homestead Air Force ancial and matrimonial troubles, Base personnel. Both are Dade made a comeback by sharing the Gold Lion of St. Mark for the County schools. Sixty-nine other Negro pupils best film with another Italian have applied for admission to director, Mario Monicelii who pro­ Orchard Villa, located in a neigh­ duced “ La Grande Guerra." borhood rapidly becoming a Nego section. But the AT will have to wait approval by the school RICHMOND, Vs. (U PI)—Four board which meets Sept. 18. Virginia localities reluctantly The board assigned only four open the doors of their white Negroes to the Orchard Villa schoois to Negro children Tues­ school at the end of last year's session. No more white students day. For two, Front Uoyal and have applied at the school since Charlottesville, it will l>u the first time. Norfolk and Alexandria, 10 registered in the spring. The school la staffed by a white cosmopolitan centers with federal faculty and lias a capacity of government employes making up 480 students. It had fewer than a large part of their population, began token race-mixing last Feb­ that last year, however. ruary. Rossellini Film Wins Virginia Mixes Firemen Put Out Two Sunday Fires Toll 4 0 7 ; Actor Gvvenn Dies HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Edmund Gwenn, Academy Award • winding The fire department made iwo actor beat known for his motion runs yesterday, putting out two picture characterization of kindly fires before much damage w a s ! humorous old men. died SunJay 1 night at he age of 81. The Brit­ done. A matt re s-> caught fire at a 1111 ish born performer, who was giv­ Holly Ave. residence, but caused en hia first big break by Play­ more smoke than fire, the depart­ wright George Bernard Shaw, ment reported. Another blaze at a died of complications of pn«.umostore at SOI Celery Ave. caused nia at the Motion Picture Country some damage to building and Hospital where he had been congoods. Its origin was not determin­ fined to a bed or wheelchair for almost two years. ed immediately. United Fund Sets $41,621 As Goal As Work Begins The 9cmlnole County United Fund Budget Committee has sat 541,831 as the goal for this fall’s annual United Fund campaign. A. B. Peterson Jr., has been chosen as campaign chairman for the year’s drive by the Fund board at directors. The Seminole Family Counseling Service has been added this year to the seven original agencies. Allotments to be made from the set goal to the agencies are: Sal­ vation Army, $9,900; American Red Cross, $8,879; Hoy Scouts, 55,oOO; USD. 14,578: Girl-Scouts, $3,516; Childrens' Home Society, $3,000; Seminole Fsmily Counsel­ ing Service, $2,700; Florida Mental Health Association, 51,750. Re­ tained for the Emergency Fund ami administration of the drive will be $2,500. Campaign headquarters have been opened in the Woodruff Building, 100 E. 1st St. and will he open dally except Sunday*. Dr. Harry Woodruff contributed use of the building. All citizens interested in work­ ing on the drive contact the of­ fice. Organizational work is now started and solicitation will start early in October. Office phone number Is FA 2-4017. Polk Site Bought For Atom Plant TAMPA (U PI) - A 700 sere tract hat been purchased in i'olk County aa the site of a nuclear power plant. The Tampa Electric Co and Florida Power Corp. mllaborated on the purchase for the proposed plant which is expected to be in operation by June 1983. The 28 million dollar plant will be built a* an experiment to de (ermine If it is economical to build a larger one just like it. The plant would have no direct effect on the consumer. eteec for Mrs. BeaFun. - i V,«v?Ve, widow of aie Leoiu A-,.ocke, who died the late J . Friday at Jacksonville, will be held at I0.3U a.m. Tuesday a t All 8oula Church, with the Rev. Richard Lyons officiating. A Winner of the Future Farmers efficiently on the farm. Florida Randall has a State Fanner's #s*ary will be recited at 8 p.m. vi.rtrifieition Power and Light Corp. gave Ran- Degree from the FFA. He had to today at Hrisson •*“ >" Funeral F u n e r a l Home. H u m * . I of Aineri • daft a $25 bond in an earlier «on- show a $500 profit from farm pro JecU ^ ^ gel Burial will be (n All Souls Award for Central Honda District |# J t Cemetery. Active pallbearers will Four Is Randall Priest of h. San-1 be Joe Stewart, Ford Harrison, ford Ave. The 19-year old gr'duate B. D Lake. F. E. Roumillat Jr., B. E- ltogero and John S chlrard; Seminole High s Vocational-AgriJr. Members of the Brotherhood j cultural program won $75 in ssvat Locomotive Engineers will b e . tags bond* for die electrical prohonorary pallbearer*. iJects he completed on his parents’ Mrs. Aycocke bad been a S a n -.30 acre farm. Jo rd resident for 60 year*. She | Randall put new wail plugs in “ aa born in St. Augustine, the i hia borne, rewired the chicken daughter of the lata Mr. a n d 1house, wired lights in the yard, Mr*. George Leonard/. She was rewired the poultry pen for heat a memlwr of All Soula Catholic and Ught, wired the feed storage room for lights, repaired and oiled Church, the Catholic Woman'* the washing machine, oiled the Clu i »i d A ltar Rosary Society. sewing machine and taped its Survivors Include two daugh­ wires, overhauled th* water pump ter*, Mr*. R. F. Wilson, Orlando; and oiled its motor, and repaired Mrs. C. L. McCrone, Jacksonville; and kept up the lawn mower. He a son. Jack N. Aycocke, six ioat only one chicken of 175 that grandchildren, nine great grand- he raised ta the wired poultry rehiidten and a niece, 3Irs. F. 4 house. Roum illat Sr., of Sanford. ^ "The light was left on continu­ ously and provided th* necessary amount of heat as well as light Miss Wilson’s to stimulate the chickens to eat often and reach maturity rapidly," Mother Dies Randall reported to the Future Mrs. W. L. Wil>on of Roanoke, Farmers. The farm electrification Ala., mothar of Mis* Myrtle WU- contest U sponsored by fS> FFA eon, cc.r.ity home demonstration >nd Florida electric powt; com­ agent, diet! Saturday in Alabama. panies to help Future Farmers She was buried yesterday at learn about electricity so that it ^ fla u te e . RANDALL PHIEtfl AND b'UUMl), tillJtiiti ■mr ho m ad mure a unpUUly sod • 9 Randall Priest Adds F F A Honors Big Powers To Reopen Talks On Disarmament Arms Race Ike's Top f U.S. Interest WASHINGTON (UPI) The United States, Russia, Britain and Franc* have agreed to resume thalr long-dead disarmament talks aimed at ending the tense and costly cold war weapons race. The hig powers decided that a 10-natlon disarmament commission —composed of five Western and five Communist countries—should start negotiations soon. U. S. officials viewed Russia’s decision to take part in the new talks as particularly significant because U came on the eve of Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush­ chev’s viiit to the United Stalea. They said President Eisenhower considered disarmament to be the most important single matter he planned to discuss with Khrush­ chev. Government sources disclosed th# agreement on new disarma­ ment talks Sunday night. They said the commission was expected to begin work soon. East and West have been un­ able to gel together on disarm a­ ment since London negotiations by a United Nations subcommittee blew up in disagreement In Sep­ tember, 1957. The aim of the new commission will bo to make some headway toward solving such touchy prob­ lems as ending production of Usslonable weapons materials, trim­ ming current atomic stockpiles and c o n « tio n a l military forces and setUng up a system to prevent sur­ prise attack. Sines the London talks broke down two years ago, the United States, Britain and Russia have made headway at Geneva toward devising a system to police an atomic test ban. They failed, how­ ever, to come up with methods of Irsscning the danger of surprise attack. Asks Facb On Laos UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI)—Tba United 8tat*s lined up support today for a move to send United Nations fact finders to investigate Communist attacks on Laos. U. 8. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge was ready to make the proposal to the 11-natlon Security Council this afternoon. Lodge spent Sunday sounding out possible co-sponsor* for a necessary resolution. The Security Council will begin consideration of the Laos situa­ tion by herring a report from Secretary General Dag Hammerskjold on the appeal for help ho received from tha government o f the tiny Southeast Aslan nation. Laotian Foreign Minister Khamandan Panya was on hla way to New York by air to plead his na­ tion's case personally It he la In­ vited to appear before the coun­ cil. The sound! Is composed of Ar­ gentina, Britain, Canada, Nation­ alist China, France, Italy, Japan, Pakistan, Russia, Tunisia and th* Unlteu States. The Communist bloc ha* op­ posed U.N. Interference and Rus­ sia could veto any move the other members of the Security Council might want to make. Then the case likely would be taken up by the 82-natlon General Assembly. Lao*, In its appeal to Hammarakjold, asked for a U.N. emergen­ Benefit Tourneys Af Casselberry, Mayfair Courses A Bab* Didrickson Zaharies Golf Tournament will be played at the Mayfair and Casselberry country clubs Sept. 19 and 20. The tournament sponsored by the Women's Golf Associations of the two club, is open to golf­ er* of all ages. Proceeds will go to tho American Cancer society which the famed "B ihe" helped through fund raising before she died of cancer. Tournament play will be on th* anniversary of Mrs. Zahariat' J.-ath. Score- and entrance fee* of $1 per person will Ini taken from 8 a.m. to 12 noon, and from 1 to 8 p m. both days. No special appli­ cations need be made. The Callo­ way handicapping system will bo u*ed to determine the winners. Handicaps are given proportion­ ate to a golfer's score under the Calloway system. Men's and Women's division trophies will be gtveA to winners anil runners-up In the tournament. Ronald W. I’crry, Sanford liecreation Dept, head, will direct the tournament. Mrs. Clifford Overman, president of the Cassel­ berry women's group, r. I 3fUa PRESTWICK, Scotland (U P D - Ellen Betts, president of the I'resident Elsenhower ended sn Mayfair group, are in charge at historic trip to Europe today and arrangements at their clubs. headed home to prepare for his meetings with Soviet Prem ier Ni­ kita S. Khrushchev. Bad weather over Iceland forced Lhi- president to cancel at the last minute plana to atop at Keflavik on the way horns for a talk with Iceland President Asgeir Asgeirsson. The president must complete A Bible Study Conference his plans for the Sept. 15 arrival at been set for Mept. 28 by tbe Khrushchev. Thera will be con Seminole County Ministerial As­ frrencea with Republican legisla­ sociation. tive leaders on administration blits Dr. Elmer A. Leslie, professor in the closing phases of Congress. emeritus of Old Testament and He will consult with the State De­ Hebrew at Boston University partment and the delegation to the United Nation* on the crisis in School of Theology will u..e the Book of Isaiah a* a lecture basis. L*u*. The conference open to minis­ ters ami laymen will be at the First Methodist Church in two sessions, at 2 p.m. and at 7:31) p.m. It will be conducted by the General Extension Division of Florida and sponsored locally by LONDON (UPI) - Rex Harri­ tiie Seminole County Ministerial son knew his actress wife Kay Association. A $1 registration fee Krmlall had an incurable Illness will be churged. Thu association derided to meet before he married here, her doc­ tor said, but he kept the knowledge regularly during the coming months at the First Methodist from her. kliss Kendall. 32, died here Sun­ Church. The Rev. James Bar­ day of leukemia, cancer of the nett, new pastor of the First! blood for which no cure has been Christian Church has been made an found. Harrison played his most association member. difficult role in keeping her from knowing she hsd it during the two years of their marriage, according to Dr. Carl Goldman. “ Kay never knew what her ill­ ness was." Goldman told newsmen JACKSONVILLE (UPI)-- Hoase after her death in the London Spesker Tom Bcsstey will name Clinic. a committee Tuesday to stump “ Sir. Harrison knew before he the state in a “hard soil” of tbe married her. It has been a lung 44 senator. 103-meinber —appor­ and difficult strain for him. Now tionment plan. it is over and ha is completely Ilou— members in caucus here broken up.” over Um weekend voted 55 to-9 for Goldman said the disease was the resolution setting up the com­ diagnosed in 1955 and Harrison mittee. This was three mure votes was told of U before their marriage in opposition than the live east in June, 1957. But he said Mias against the measure when It wns Kendall thought her trouble was a adopted by the House earlier this less serious blood disease with year. similar symptoms. The committee will consist of She awoke briefly from a 13- a chairman and three members hour coma at 13:30 p. m. Sunday, from tach congressional district. murmured a few words to Harri­ There will be a state arid* ref­ son, who had been at her bedside erendum on the plan in Novem­ ior tore* days, and died. ber. President Flies Back To Capital Clergy Sponsors Bible Lectures Kay Kendall Dies; Harrison Keeps Two-Year Secret 'Hard Sell* Slated On Reapportion cy fore* to halt "aggressstoa” bat tba United States and Its Alltea decided to press for enly • fact finding commission a t thin point. The United State* would Ilk* to sc* the team oa Ms way to tba war son* within two days )a hopes this aloo* might help atom the fightingTha Communists hava been pressing for revival a t the three nation International Control Coasralaslon comprised of India, Cana* da and Poland. This was set up to watch over Lao* after the Ge­ neva Conference at 1964 which neutralised Lao Indochina war. Planner To Speak At Wafer Safely Forum Thursday BOB ZUBROD Mr. B. H. Warren Dies Al Age 71 Mr. Bishop Haygood Warren, TI, died in Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital Friday night. A retired farmer, he lived in Sanford lor 49 years. He is survived by four daugh­ ters, Mrs. Lovells R. Turner, of Orlando; Mrs. Hilda Turner, San­ ford; Mrs. Mildred Nesbitt of Darlington, S. C„ and Mrs. Lots Corley of Titusville. Also four sons, Lester B. War­ ren, Claude Warren, Rowan War­ ren, ill of Sanford, and Robert O. Warren stationed with the U. S Marine Corps at Camp LeJune, N C., and three sisters, 5trs. Bert H. Smith, Mrs. Frances All­ man, St. Augustine, and Mrs. Issbello Knox, New Smyrna Beach. Funeral services will bo oooducted at Brlsso.. Funeral Homs Wednesday at 10 a. m.. with th* Rev. Joel L. Brown officiating. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery, Sanford. A water safety span h i — dto> evasion will be held »t th* San­ ford Clvit Canter Tharsdey R S p.m. Rad Groas National Aqpatto Planner Bob Zubrod will b* Seestnola Rod Croaa Chapter g«M a t the forum. A program to which Zubrod will dlscuao water safety with civil government, school, public safety and civic am gsnlzation representatives baa booa a r t—god, Th* pablte to toi vited. Water safety oortlfUatae earn­ ed by 8emlnote County zetidaato during 1959, are estimated a# over 800, —ye Mrs. F. D. Scott local water safety program Chinese Troops Cross Burma Line RANGOON, Burma (U P I) • Communist Chinese troop* ted k a second lloutem-nt crossed tk border Into Burma searching tc Chine— refugees, tha English 1st guago newspaper “Th# Nation reported today. Tha newapapor did not aa when the crossing took place, said the Chine— since have wit) drawn. According to th* dispatch, tk Chine— CommunisU penetrate from Yunnan sight mites to) Burma’s Kachln State. Soma 10,000 Chinese have be* reported to have fled aero— tk bonier and found haven to State. Congress Labors Today As 7 M ajor Bills Remain WASHINGTON (UP!) - Con gress held an extraordinary Labor Day —salon today In a drive to clean up Its last —ven major bills and adjourn by (he weekend. But peeved Sen. Wayne Mor— (DOre.) threatened to continue his one-man delaying action. Soma lawmakers already were convinced that 3lor—'s "parlia­ mentary war” with Senate Demo­ cratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson would force Congress to abandon its adjournment goal and meet into next week, when Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita Khrushchev arrives. Mor—, who— parliamentary de­ laying tactics kept tbe Senate in suasion until after midnight Satur­ day, threatened to block any ac­ tion at the Labor Day meeting by reading a thraa-voluma history of the American labor movement. The Senate planned to resume debate on a bill to extend the farm surplus disposal program. Johnson also hoped for action on the House-approved bill to per­ mit President El—nhower to hike Interest rates on series E and H government savings bonds. The Hou— planned to consider a bill that would deny passports to people who bad promoted tba Communist causa during the last nine years. The last time aither tha House ml «i U bu Dog waa in 1942 when both convened to t celv* a special anti-inflation m< sag* from President Franklin Roosevelt proposing a wartli celling of $35,000 on a taapaya net income. In addition to tb-> surplus d posal and interest rate bills, C< gress must deal with Ova oth touchy and potentially timt-cc turning measures. B o t h the Hou— and S a n a ) banking committees are work! on a bousing bill to replace t two previous measures vetoed President Eisenhower. The Hou— Is scheduled to v< Tuesday on a new public wo( money bill which differs oi slightly from one vetoed by t president. The Senate also si must set on tha billThe Senate Appropriations Co mittee la holding until Just befo adjournment a Hou— • approv foreign aid money bill. It pr< ably will cut sharply Elsenha er's request. Congress baa Just a boat aa pleted action on a bill to rai the federal tax on a gasoline by penny a gallon to keep tbe Inti state highway program going. T Senate passed the bill Saturd night, despite Mor—’• siow-do tactics. The Hou— approved •muter hiK ear �Personals Mi wit* IM “7 7 a . ffetauff* ' - V. tjfu n rr w itr x . *U , " lU f- jit and hor- . A A a corpora - TXXSB V. WITTB, Mi wife at *L Defendant*. Xntlc# it StreWy gftew, tugt pare Accardl, DtBtry Itt M r >f Xopfomkor, A. D. m » , In Ihi I rirttla m i M M W lif I* Ik* Circuit C iift la in i for Somlaaia r»unir. Funds. i« n » c « r r X*. Hl». wkaftln HAROU* II. KAffiiKR U Ftalotlff. ond HEX. XT WITTE. JK aa4 HORTEN*K n WITTK, hit Wife it al. i n Defendant*. ika undersigned at rltrk i f II* nforcMld Circuit Ciift. Wilt wlthta th« Itatl hour* if Mli in Monday, tkw f lit i t / •f Dtpiffilir, A. D III*, iffir far tilt and Mil ta tha bighorn sad M«t bidder, far cook. at lha main law af tha Caort Houm, haiaa Ua wMfoflr ar a froit daar. af •te l NlJ?. * WM*1 m Sm b a, rages UM. fe- «T, aad St, *f the- Pablta Xa. seeds af Bomlaolo Coaaty, Florida. a M . the above deeerlhod toad tenfe tytag w U h k e l» ■emlTBe aalero of thio Mil la to re­ eve cortala aloud* from aad lo ■let aad eeefirm Ike UUa la said nd In the, Plain tin a __ TM moo af U t Court Wherei. aatd Mil waa laatltatad la The m elt Coart af thO Nlath Justel cwaelt ta aad tar aomiaolo ZUtnPlortda. An abbreviated Uo i t the MM la R. J. TINDALL SXTtS L TINDALL aad LOUIS STOCK. t«l THX FLORIDA A A OOXrORATION, e Florida inorlthni SUBURB BEAUTIFUL ig m o n ilK T COMPART. a tortda Corporal lea i and ALTAm n MOXBS COMPANY, a rrlbed nrnperty lying and btlng la a*mliiU Count,, Florida, towit: RBAL ESTATE: tot* II, IS and |L iiC tbi OiUlh IM foot i t Ihi Kilt M lilt ef tot fe , i t Smith'* ThlrO nakdlrlofoa, according ti Plat th*r*of recorded In Plat Rwk I. pose SS. ef U* Publls Record* of gtmlnol* County, Florida. ALSU tot* It nnd *• . of M. M. Smith1* Hebdlvlolun, acrorSIne In plat lh*r*of r*. , cordod In PUt Book I, pee* IS, Public Itoroedi of hm lm l* . County, Florida. PERSONAL PROPERTY: IMS ChatroUt trurh Engtno No. SHSIIII, Portal No. IW Atllltli 1 Ford Ferguson Tractor. Motor No. IN ISIS: 1 PorO Pornuoun Tractor, Molar No. IN Still: I Tractor Spare A*n*mbiyi i r*rtuu«r Spread*rt J Cabbae* carui 1 totalInp Board: 1 Tractor Ocoopi 1 Tractor Plow: I Plenl Bitil»B Maeblne: t Treetsr Periltiaar Drill: r«l*rr Wire for It •«r**i I C*l*ry Paper Roller*; 1 Tractor Cultivator I’alt: I Tractor feeing TocU Mcrrow; 0 SukMlf L'altai 1 Tractor Been Planter; t Esrarol* Cul­ tivator Veit: t citra tiro for Tract or i l Morrow Mcchinc: I Power Pncttr; 1 Bulck Motor Pumpi III# f**t ef fklonor Pipe: MS f»ct of Twlrtcr Pip#: dfe yards ef need bod cloth; Beed bed rpflcr for ISO yard* el coed bod cad cloth ptai All •th»r mltccllcncouc ■farm Im* ement*, tcotc and eaulpmcnt anted on tbo above described reel Mints. add Mlo will be mad* paronaat to and Is ardor to antler? the term* af said amended final doeroo. WITNESS mp hand aad afflolal Mai al Saaford. Bomlnolo County, PlerMa. tbla t u day of leptomber, A. fe till. & P. IIBRNDON Clerk ol the circuit Court By Msrtka T. Vlbl*n Deputy Clerk C l a f e ' r s s & .i .A i .s s KARL H. WRIGHT, a/b/a X. H. 1 few seel pro part/ tavalvod Is WX1UHT, Decoaood a n n o * tu camnirnns d f o n b ab o rt. Yea aad each of you ara boroky TO ALL PERSONS H A V IN G DOUflod that Hit ta remote olouda CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST aod U mtet aad confirm tho RAID KOTATBl to few ahot* described proTaw aad each of row aro hereby no lifted aad rogulrod to file any Wgrtr hoc boon krowgkt agataet wow la IM akov* doaertkod Court olalian nnd demands which you. ar sllh«r af you, may have .against Mid M in ts In the otflcs if Hon. WUwea Alexander County Judge of Somlnolo County, nt Me office In lho Court Howie la Banford. Flor­ ida, wllkla sight calender months of Ostokor, Hi*, aad to file with from lho time of tho ftr*t publica­ oaid Clerk your wrltfoa dofonooo, tion of this notice. Koch claim or M aar, ta tlw Complalat filed la domond must bo In writing and oald eourL Heroin fall not, *1** contain Uo ptoco of residence nnd daetes pro *onfse*o will b* on- p«*l offlcs oddroM of lho claimant and mu*l bo iworn tn by tho claim­ torod again it you. w m n u i my haad nnd th* n*nl ant. bis »*eut or attorney, *r th* of Ibis Coart at faafoed. Bomlnol* •am* shall b* void. eatwty. Florida, oa thls ird day ef /■/ Marilyn J. McCarthy At Administrator of Mid ■aotember, lilt . ostst* O. P HERNDON, Pint publication on Aug. il. III). Clark af Ik# Ctnlll Court Be aad for BeaUa*lw County, XOTICB OF APPLICATION POM TAX DBED Florida. by: Marika T. Vlhlew. D. C (BBC. IM IS FLOBIUA STATUTES OP 1M0I foaopk M. Muraako. NOTICE IB HBIIEBT GIVEN. Attoraoy tar FlalaUlfa That H. U McIntosh tho holdor of F. a Box Ho. *11 tho following certificate boo fllod Farm Park. Florida PwkBok a*pL | , h . si . i i . h i s . Mid rortlflcsto for lax doed to bo liaurd thereon. Tho cortlflcato num­ ber end year of loouonco, tho des­ cription of lho properly, nnd tha name In which II wa* iim ih I aro as follows: Cortlflcato No. TI Tear of I muobco Juno !*, A. D. HIT Dvevvtpllea of Preperlyi HOW ARD W ILLIAM 1IBLLBN N I* Ft of tot • Block (I BCMMIDT, A. D. Chappell's HubdlvMlon Defendant. Plot Bonk I Pago II XVrtCD TD DBFBXD TO: Edw ard William Holloa- Namo In which aatee**d Laura aahmldL Whoso residence la ua- Clark. Heirs All of e*ld property being la lho fc&aWBn of Seminole. Utnto of Flor­ Flea** take notice that you aro County Mroby required to film your ida. Unless such certificate shall be redeemed according to tow tho Wrlitew defon***. or by an attor- property described In ourh certifi­ way. oa or before September Hot. wilt be Mid to tbo highest MIL at Ik* office of tho Clerk of cate bidder at the front door of tbo via drool! Court, at lha Court Uemlnolo County Court lloueo at Mono*, Ia Banford, Florida, and to Uonford. Florida, on the first ■anil a copy Uor*ot ta Knrlylo day In tho month of October, Mon­ III*, which Is th* Ith, day of October, that certain divorce pr*o**dlng HI*. Dated Ul* 3!U. day ot August, ponding tenlnat you In tho Circuit Cawri *f tb* NlaU Judical Circuit UIL O. P. Herndon H Florida. In nnd for, a*mlaol* Clerk Circuit Court. C*«aty, Florida, la Chawoary, aa Bemlnol* County, Florida abbreviated tltla af fold caue* bolng aoorgon* It. Ifollsnorhmldt. Offlolat Clerk's Seal) Ftalallff vo. Edward William Publleh: August II, September T. Mollono k mldt, DofomUnt, an d A II. HU B*r*ia fall aat or a doer** pro M f w t wilt ka oatortd agalaat feu. J Wllnoa* my kand and *ffUUI anal al Saaford, Somlaola County, O V J iC l C4 l \ ( 9 Plarldo, Ula H U day of August, IN THE A f Rf IM*. O, P. UKtlNDON' Clerk of Ua Circuit Court ■yi Aria J. Luadgulu, DC X a rly U M eusksidor Attornoy fop Ftalatlff P. fe Bax IL Banford. Florida. » Lacy M m * , tialeH KaiBMtf M i n f e Q w a n Hugfc Caadiaf, lu fa H Maltha M w ^ t a h r t Edward Small, EnUrpriao Mspr Bradtey, Atlanta. Ca. Lillian Lladsabiff. Dakar? Jonnne Bardin and baby. Dewey Cleveland, ooteea BBPflMBEB S T ill STATIC OP FLORIDA TOt MABJORIB K. HAUL Ml North Kim Blreot cbampalsn. Iliinola A Oworn Complaint bavins boon filed ocalnat you In tbo Circuit Court la and ter a«mlaole Canaty. Florida, In Cbanrory, for Di­ vorce aad other relief. Ua abort llllo of Mid act lea belee llARIlT U MALI* Plaintiff. VA MARJORIE K HALL* Defondaal. theoa preMale ara te mum aad reewlfe yea to file your written dafooMA If nay, la the Complaint flldd hero­ in, sad la eerva a copy Unroof upon ruin tiff o Attorney an or before Ue lad day of October. ISIS. A. D„ itberwlM a Decree Pro Cenfeeeo will be eatsrod esaleit yew and tba mum preened os ' ‘w it n e s s my bead aad nfflelol real a t Sanford. Bomlaolo County, Florida, U ls 1 IU day e ( A ugust. m s. JUbort WUUsms, DoBory Virginia Branson. Sanford Patricia Ceapar, Laka Mary Shirley Epplay. Saaford Hotel Gjilan, Sanford BMITMB Mr. and Mra. Walter Ceopor, Laka Mary, a daughter Mr. aad Mra. Thomas Bron­ son, Stated, n daughter Mr. aad Mr*. Hobart Bppiry, Sanford, ^sdjughUr Lawroocs James, laniard Amabel Pltmlng. Saaford Janet Janes aad baby, DeLaad Roger Accardl, DcBary Orica Leeuam, Saaford Base Maria Daniels, Seated Sarah Presley aad baby, DeLaad Mr. ate Mm Hate* UUdj Laha Mary, a mo Mr. aad Mr*. Kaaaelh I m tebaek, Saaford. a daugfctar Alin Gina. ffart’md Laoa Plckariag. Laka Mary Blaacba WUteaauyer, Bayard Myrtle Etbell, Saaferd Judge Wilaaa Alnaadar, Pant Park Prad Harrii. lu h r d Lata Drepckuk, Saalord Mary Howtaa, Saaford Praakia Jahaaaa, BaaUa Mra. damn Satlth aad hahy, (aBAL) n. p. Herndon CUrk of the Clrealt Court PoaUaola County, Florida Legal Notice Byl Aria J. Lundgulot, DO Xonuotb O. dpautdlns x w n en o r application pan XOTICB OP APPLICATION PCX Altoraey for PlalaUff DBBD TAX DMBO Baaferd Atlantia Nab Baak Bid*. (SBC. IRISTAB FLORIDA PTATtTBS (■BC. 100*10 FLORIDA STATUTES Banford, Fla. np teeei o r soda •XOTICB IS HBKXBT (HVXX. XOTICB IB IIBRXBT GIVEN, That N. J. Bohr tbo balder of tbo That H. a. Hclntoah the holder xw nen n r a p p u c a t w * pom following ctrllflcoto boo filed Mid of tbo following certificate baa TAX DBBD r*rtlflcdlo for tor deed to bo loouad (SBC Ib l.lS FLORID A STATLTBS tbiroon. The certificate number aad filed Mid certificate for tax deed dp » • > year af loauauce. Ike daacripiloa of to bo loaned thereon. Tba certifi­ XOTICB IB H B R B B T OIVBX, tbo property, and tha nama la cate number and year of iMuaace, That Paul X. BmlU th* bolder of which It wm aMOMod ara at fol­ tbo doaorlptlon of the property, and Ua name la wblob It waa th* following certificate hao tflled lows, ■eaeeeed are ae follow*: Mid c«rtlflcata far tax deed to bo Certificate No. IM l**u*d thereon. Tbo eortlflMt* Tear of luuence Juno f e A. D. CcrUfleat* Xa* tie Tear of I**uaace Juno St, A. D. aumbor aad year af lacunae*, th* 1MT __ description af U# property, and HIT SooortMlow a* P ro p e rty , DooorleMoa ad Propssty lb* Mm* In which It woo amcied to t it niMk ia tola t * I Btk A ar* as follow*! Ouldoarod Height* Plot Book P int Addition ta Xeplet af Cartlllcot* Xo. Til f Fob* II tohe Mobile Shore* Plat Book Tear of laauaaco Juno H, A. D. Nome la which bMooaod Bertha a Pag* TI HIT lllllllM I la which ai*****d X. O., Jr« Done rtp l>o a o f P fo p o H y , All of Mid yroporty b«ln« la lha Bam* A Franc** R McDowell toto I I* IS Bib D. Tract II County of Seminole. Slate at Flor­ Alt of Mid property being la tbo Bantaado Spring! Arrordlng to ida. UbUm auch certificate ahall County of gomlaofe atota of Plata Thereof Recorded upon be redeemed according ta law Uo Florida. Unleoo aucb cortlflcato lho Publlo Records af bomlaolo property dooorlbod la ouoh eortlba rtdoomod accordlag ta Uw County Florida floats will bo sold to tb* blshoot •hall tbo property deocrlbod la ouoh oorSeme la which aoMOced O. P. bidder at tbo front door of tbo Hill Seminole County Court Houm nt tlflcate will bo Mid to tbo hlghMt All af Mid properly being In U* Banford. Florida, oa tho flrot Mon- bidder at tbo front door of tbo County of Seminole, Bute of Flor­ day la Uo month of October, tit*, gomlaolo County Court Houm at ida. UnUoa ouoh cortlflcato obatl which la th* ith, day of October, banford. Florida, oa tbs ftrot Mon­ day la Ike month of October. Hit, ba r*d*«mod according ta law Uo 111*. property domrlbod In inch certifi­ Dated this IHh. day af August, which I* th* itb, day of October, Hi*. cate will b* *old to the blahtat Hi*. Dated Uls STlb, day bf Auguat. bidder nt Uo front door of Uo O. P. Ilerndon m s. Somlnolo County Court IIsum at Clerk Circuit Court. O. P Herndon Panford. Florida, on Uo first Mon­ Memlnol* County, Florida (Official Clork'o Peal) day la tbo month of October, Hit, (Official Clark'a Boat) Publleh, Auaust II, September T. which 1* th* Ith, dap af October, Publlah: Aueuat il, September T, It * II. H it Hi*. II A 31, IHI Dated Ul* H U , day of Auguat. k art CD o r APPLICATION FOR Hi*. XOTICB OF APPLICATIOX POD 0. P. Herndon TAX DRRD TAX DBBD 1. ’Urh Circuit Court. (SBC. IM.lt FLORIDA eTATlTES (BBC. IMM FLORIDA WTATl'TBS Pemlnnlo County, Florida OP 1W4WI *F 10*01 (Official Clerk's Seal) NOTICE IB IIEIIKBT GIVEN. NOTICE IX IIKIlKUr, GIVEN Publleh; August SloL September T, that It. Jafl* th* holder ef th* That IL O. McIntosh lho holder It * 31. Ills following carilflcau ha* filed raid of th* following certificate has for tax deed to bo Is­ fllod Mid eortlftcaU for tax deed XOTICB o r APPLICATIOX FOB certificate sued thtrenn. The certificate num­ to ba loauod thorooa. Tho cortlfl­ TAX DBBD and yesr of lasuanco, Uo des­ cato numbor and year of Uauenco. (SBC. IPi.IB FLORIDA STATUTES ber of tbo property, and the tha description of tho property, NOTICE IX HEREBY GIVEN, cription name In which It was aaeeaaed ar* and lho namo In which It waa asThat X. J. Dehr th* holder of lh* a* ■•Mod ara as follow*! follows: following cartlfleato hao fllod Mid Cartlfleato Xo. IIS .No. 3U cortlflcato for tea deed to ho Is­ Certificate Tear sued thereon. Tho cortlflcato num­ Year of Issuance Jun* IS, A. D. HIT ot Issuance Juno It, A. D., bor and y*ar of iMuaneo, lho des­ HIT Dvsorlplloa of Preperlyi ■ Irw ripU o* * ( P ro p e rty i cription ut tho properly, and tbo Wl/S of R I* of W\V*4 tot* 11 h II namo In which It was assessed Sectlm lit Township it; ll*pl*l of Wlnwood Park Pint aro •• follow •; Rang* 1*. East S Acres Booh I r*«* It Cortlflcato No. le* Name la which assessed Fr*4 T. In which s*e****d TkomoYear of Issuance Jun* It, A. D. X*in* Pre*ley ••nt* r.*b*rt* HIT All ef **ld properly being In the All ot Mid property being In tbo Urwrklle* el Pr*por«ri of Seminole. Bute of Flor­ County of Seminole, State of Flor, K 1*1 FI of W 41* Ft of N lit County Unless such cortlflcato shall Ida. UnloM ouch certificate ahall Ft ol BUT U of UW W uf UWSe id*. be r*deem*d according ta Uw tha ba redeemed accordlag to Uw tbo Hectlon III Tewaohlp 111 Range property described In such certifi­ property described In ouch certi­ It, East wilt b* sold In tho hlghMt ficate will bo sold to th* highest Nome In which aoseeeed tovsla cate bidder ot ho froa door of tho Boml- bidder at tho front door of Uo nolo County Court House al San­ gomlaolo County Court Hones al ford, Florid*, on Uo first Monday Banford. Florida, on tho first Mon­ In lh* month of October, till, day la tho month af October, tits, which Is th* ith, day of l>et*bar, which Is tha fib. day af October. ISIS. UIL Dated tbla HU day of Auguat, Deled this STtb day of August. will b* Mid to tho hlahoat bid- Hit. Hi*. dor af Uo front dour of Uo Senti­ O. P. Herndon O. P. Herndon nels County Court llnuoo al SonClerk Circuit Court. Clerk Circuit Court. ford, Florida, on Ue flrot Monday Seminole County, PlorlSa Seminole Coonty, Florida _________ ■ ■ ■ ■ IHI, •Official In tho month _J of October. (Official Clork'o tool) Clerk'* Beal) which lo tho Ith dty of October, Publish: Ausust II. B«pl*mb*r T, Publish: August Sit ■*pt*mb«r T, till. 14 « SI. HSS Doted this Iltb, dty of August, It A II, HU HU. O. P. Herndon Clerk Circuit Court. Momlnolo County. Florida (Official CUrh'o Sm I) Publish! August II, l*pt*mb*r T, II A II, HI* MOSCOW- Soviet Proalor NL hit* S. Xbnabchov. ukla. on tha rote of an art critic while look­ ing at a huge status of a plump audo woman outside the Ameri­ can exhibition in Moscow: "I don't understand this. Tha artist obviously doesn't under- at Daytaaa Beach. bat Lota # 1 ho back la bar Beauty Parlor to taha can al bar nutoowra after Labor Day. Mra. I . W . Mitch*at who |aa been with bar too-lnlaw aad daughter. Mr. aad Mri. A.. M. Jonei, aiaca raturalag hoot* front tha hoepttal, baa bam with an* other wo-ia-law end daugbUr, Mr. aad Mrs. Marioa Bites, dur­ ing the time Mr. aad Mra. Joan ban beta oa vacation. % Mrs. L. L. Poole aad daughter, Mra. WUlla P. Slone, viaitad their daughter aad lister raspactlvaly at Arcadia. Mr. aad Mra. J. H..Staley have been eajoylag a two waeka vaca­ tion in North Carolina aad Geor- MALDEN. Mass.— Blonde Dot­ ty Farraagamn, 31. punling ovwr nmpUiata a h a u l tba “rhythm •tape aad wiggling" s^a does— clad ia ■ kftlai— in bar back­ yard after work: “My daaciag Isn't suggestive. I da soma rhythm atape and wiggllag, but nathiag suggsaUva. I The program commlUee af the don't see why they whject" Oviedo Woman's Club h u been tu taha. They viaitad New York City aad took a sigkteeeiag tour that included a beat ride out to the Statute of Liberty. At And­ over, New Jersey they u v sum- MILUNUCK, Maine- P o l i c e Chief Lloyd Rideout, denying his daughter belonged to a gang of girls after she and six other teen­ agers when charged with aggra­ vated- assault oa r. tS-year-eld baby sitter: “Every one af theae girls comes Narmaady at tba Jones Beaeh from ■ dan nice family. Nona of Marina Theatre. them baa a record of aay kind." They also visited Mrs. Van's home town of Chappagua, N. Y. While them they visited friends L a n iu ife B arrier Quaker Church when, she was en­ rolled ia tha cradle rail as a BOSTON, England (UP1) -T he Italian Ladies' touring s o e e t r child. Mr. and Mra. Wilfred E. Smith team, Bdaaflea, lost its reputa­ tion during tha half of a gams and family have returned home her*. Italian teacher A. N. Norafter spending two weeks with Mrs. Smith’s parents, Mr. and glllo triad to strike up a conMrs. Gay Luady of Uriah, Ala. veraatiau with some of the lassies Congratulations ti Mr. aad Mrs. aad discovartd not one of them Don Smith who moved lata their could understood him. Finally, tba newly-compietad homo la Long- girls sdmittsd—la Engllih—th*y wood aver tba week-end. Lake actually wert from a nslihboring town. Mary will certainly miss you. Watkcad guasta of the Patrick McCarthy family ware Mr. aad Mn, Doway Rhodes of Gahttsvilla. Long Time Around Mr. aad Mn. J. A. Van ara PARRIS ISLAND, S. C. (UP1>homo after spending their vaca­ Marlno Cspt. Miltoo Jcrabek. of tion with friends aad relatives ia Sturgaoo Bay, Wls., and Sgt. Rob­ Bellvllle. New Jersey, Nsw York ert Watson, of Knoxvlll*, Tran., wen right back where they start­ CUy sad Chsppagui, N. Y. ed—but In better rolre. They were officer of tba day and commander of the guard In the first recruit Legal Notice traiaing baliallon here. Tea years XOTICB o r APPLICATION FOR ago to tho day, they were private* TAX DWIRD (BBC. iW0.1t FLORIDA STATUTES pulling guard duly in*lha same spot. o r laeet NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN, That X. J. Ilohr th* holder of lh* following cartlfleato ho* fllod said Legal Notice cartlflcet* for tex d«od ta bo Uouod thorooa. Tho *ortlflcato numbsr and year of lasuanco. Uo description of lho property, and Uo namo In which It was a**«***d or* n* followr Canlflcat* Xo. i l l Toor of foousneo Juno It. A. D. HIT bard at work oa the luncheon committees tor the foctbcomlfc calendar year as wall as pMTgrimi of entertainment The first meeting is scheduled for October. Stretcher C u e HOLLYWOOD (UP1) — Michael Callao makes hia Him debut in “They Camn ‘*o Cordura." He’s hsppy about tba debut and the Job, but ha hope* hia next part will ba a little mart demanding.% moat of the picture he’s carried around on a stretcher. GET QUALITY MATERIALS FROM G A T 0 R \ $ L U M B E R Co DoovrtpUoo • ( Pvowortyi tola I A 11 Blk H Tract TI aonlando Bprlnae According I* Plat Thoroof lt*cord*4 upon tho Publlo lltcordo of Uamlaolo County Florldn Xomo In which nuaisod Garnplc, Inc. All of Mid property bolng In tho Cuunty of Somlnulo. auto of Flor­ ida. Unloan ouch cortlflcato ilull bo rodetmod according to law Uo property d**crlb»d In auch c*rtl(lent* will bo sold to tho blako*t bidder nt Uo front door of tho Hamlnolo County Court Houm nt Banford, Florida, an lho first Mon­ day U Uo moaU of October. Hit, which lo Ua Ith, day at October, lilt . Dated Uls Iltb, dty of Auguat. HI*. O. P Hendon Clark Circuit Court. Bomlnolo County, Florid* (Official Clork'o B*ol) Publlah! August It, S*pt*mb*r T, 14 * II, H it 2411 Grandview Avt. So. • HIBISCUS • CROTONS 24 to SO’’ U l! ' ‘ 1 ,5 0 Up 1400 to choonn froR>25cea, NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:45 r i c r m o i a name XOTICB 18 koreky «D«a U*t I am eagagod I* ku*ln*«* at Forn Park, Bomlaolo County, Florida, kador th* IUIIUmo asm* of, Bom-O-Really, aad that I Intend ta regUter aatd namo w iu tk* Clark of Ika Clrealt Court. Uomlkata Caaaty, Florida, la accordant* Wllk u # pravlilaao of U* Flctltloue Rom* Statutes, two-wit) Boeiloa III.** Florid* Stout** MIL Blgi Jam** F. Huot For Home Delivery Coll FA 2-2611 CO-KKATL'KE AT *1* ONLY RANDOLPH SCOTT IN "RIDE LONESOME" IN TECHNICOLOR T 7 i— U L FEATURE: 1 :3 0 .3 :5 7 •:24 • 3:31 �fisiMonah. Evelyn Capriola, Nelson Wee/ At All Soul's Catholic Church Miss Evelyn Capriola, daugh-ljm a leaves. The bride's mother) sag*. The groom's mother wore tar of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore v o n an orchid, lace tap dress a blue lac* dress with matching! Capriola, of DeBary and Nalsoo with balloon stylo skirt, belt* ac-1 accessories sad a white orchid! A. Goodreau. ton of Mrs. A. 1 cesssriea and a white orchid cor-1 eorsage. Goodreau and the lata* Mr. Good­ reau of Cleveland, Okie, were m arried Saturday a t 11 a. m. a t All Soul's Catholic Church. » The Rev. Richard Lyons offi­ c iated a t the double-ring cere­ mony. Mr*. Francis Rou millet, organist, presented a program *f wedding music and accompanied Ran. Jim Talmidge, who sang M0 P erfect Love," “ Pari* Angelica*” and "Ave Maria". The bride w u given la marflag s by bar father. Her slater, Mrs. Ann Peacock waa matron M booor and bridesmaid* and maIro n war* Miss Rita Peacock, T ilt* Coaetto Gcrhllng and Mrs. Vicki Pio another sister. Donald Peacock, brother-in-law of the bride wai best man. Ushers w e n R o b e r t Hastings, Ray gprccht and Salvatore Capriola J r ., the bride'* brother. Flower girl was Do o m Miller and Scotty Pio, ring bearer. The Church wee decorated with arrangement* of ,g!adloU, chrysanthemums, prime ■and greenery. ” Miss Capriola w on a gown of Paau du Satin, with sabrinn top and front paneling of Alencoo lace trimmed in seed pearir and sequins and ending in n Cathedral train. The hwg sleeves ended in points over her wrist*. * " The Cathedral length vail of pure silk illusion edged In Alencoo lac* fell from a headpiece of lace, seed pearls sod aequlns.Sha x arriad an arm bouquet of giame’lias and stephanotls. The matron of honor wore a Colonial style, bouffant gown of lilac with froot panel, ending a t afgsti; the sides where sprays of whit* chrysanthemums wire attached, a low brimmtd bat of matching color and carried au arm bouquet of whit* chrysanthemums and autumn leaves. Other attendants wore identical |DWDS uuunueia V gowRa |(JU and CIII1VU carried bouquets ofI MRS. NELSON A. GOODREAU yellow chrysanthemums and aut- Following the ceremony let-dinner reception was h Spencer's Restaurant. The -------------J --------- In the Bahama Islands, and Mi­ ami, they will be a t home a t Community Dr;, and Shell Rd., DeBary. The bride wee bora In Bayonne, N. J. and attended New Jersey schools. She is an active member of Seminole Mamorial Hospital Auxiliary and at present is em­ ployed at the Naval Air Station, In the supply department. The groom was bora in Clave- VAH - 9 Luncheon • Lake Mary Club Meets Richard At Fire House Tuesday Q "Music to Enjoy", "Family Life" and "The Bast I* Yet to be" will be the chief topics dis­ cussed at the first meatlng of th* Lake Mary Home Demonstration Club for the currant season. Mrs. Carl Moss and Mrs. Wil­ liam Heinbuch will be the speak­ ers when the club meets, Tues­ day at the Lake Mary Fire House „ at .10:30 a. m. . Programs fur the c o m 1 n g £ ' months promise to be very In­ structive. The October meeting will feature "Lamps and Lamp Shades", with workshops planned. November will bring an exchange of Idas* on gadgets and Decem­ ber a wealth of Christmas sug­ gestions. Officers for the coming year are Mrs. Carl Moss, president; Mrs. Virginia Mercer, first vice president: Mrs. plan Boutwcll, se­ cond vice president; Mrs. John Kihir, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Charles Brach, delegate and Mrs. Emma Seibert alternate. Tlie Lake Mary club will hold all meetings i t the new fire house, which they helped furnish. Meeting dates a rt scheduled for the second Tuesday of each month at 10:30 a. m. Each mem­ ber brings a covered dish for the luncheon and all women of the area who are interested in bet­ ter ways of homcmaking and learning arts and crafts are cor­ dially Invited to attend. O.W. Club Plan Bake Sale RICHARD SYKES Student Chooses Wingate College f Richard Sykes, soo of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Sykes, Scott Ave., •• plans to enter Wingate CoUege at Wingate, N C. to study medicine. While in high ichool he waa a 'm em ber of the latin club, and played the French horn in the Seminole High School band. His favorite subject was chemistry. His favorite recreation sports are roller skating, swimming and water skiing. (He Is an expert at the latter). He and a group of • friends have planned to spend a week camping on the river before returning to their various schools. lie has been employed by th* Harcar Aluminum Products Co. this summer. STA-NU Cleaning Keeps Clothes LIKE NEW! Call FA 2-3315 The executive Hoard of the Of­ ficers Wives Club met Thursday at the home of Sirs. A. Thomas on Magnolia Ave. Plans were discussed for a bake sale to be held SepL 13 at Ships Service Store. The sale will start at 9 a. m. Mrs. R. Miller and Mrs. W. Pippcn of VAH-9 will be In charge of the sale. Unit rapresec'ativas will notify her unit what time to take bake goods v .i to Ships Service Store. AU proceeds will go to the Seminole County Association for retarded children. Mrs. R. E. Stutsman announc­ ed that the Thrift shop will be opened by Sept. 13 and the loca­ tion will be announced at a later date. Anyone wishing information on this or concerning donations may contact Mrs. F. Harris, Sirs. J. Taft, or Mrs. R. E. StuUman. 'wt*. In 1M0, the rate of illegitimate births in the U. S. was 7.1 for ev­ ery 1,000 unmarried women be­ tween the ege of 13 and 44. In 1964, th* rale was 20.2 per 1.000. Parker To Marry Miss Drawdy By MARIAN R. JONES Of special interest to the pco-l pie of Oviedo and (be surrounding community Is the engagement of Miss Bctcna Drawdy, daughter of W. W. Livingston, Orlando; and Richard Tarkcr, son of Mrs. Nan Parker, Goldcnrod. The wedding Is scheduled to take place September 23 in the Killarney Raptist Church in the presence of the immediate fami­ lies. A reception will be held it 8 p. m. in the T. G. Lee Golden Room at 8 p. m. to which all friends of the couple are invited. The groom clect is a resident of Goldenrod and a graduate of the Oviedo High School. He played on the varsity hasketbsll and baseball teams during his high school and is a brother of Bob and Ed Parker, both of Goldenrod and of Mrs. Donald Hardy, Gainesville. He Is in the citrus business. HAII. AND FAREWELL. Outgoing Naval Air Station Protcatant chap­ lain Rev. William Fuller was given a goinjr-away party by Catholic chap­ lain Rev. Fr. Nilus Hubble at Fr. Hubble’s home recently. Welcomed a t the party were nearly 100 persons. Rev. and Mrs. William Hearn will toplace Rev. and Mrs. Fuller. Left to right are Fr. Hubble, Rev. and Mrs. uller, Mrs. Hearn and Rev. Hearn. Lutheran Church Plans Program Student Plans Medical Career 119 8. PslwetU A t *. Drive-la Branch 019 W. 13lk AVE. m nA Party Honors New Neighbor Mrs. R. D. Hacked, wai hott­ est at a "Gat-acquainted" party, for a new neighbor, Thursday night at her home in Utile Venice. The guest of honor was Mrs. Faye Stetson. The house was decorated with fall (lowers In an orange and green color scheme. Refreshments of open face sandwiches, cup cakes and punch were served. Assisting Mrs. Hacked as co-hostcss were Mrs. Ruth McGowan and Mrs. Jean Norris. Others attending were Mr*. Jackie Carulhers, Mrs. Lucy La­ yer. Mrs. Elcanorc Downs, Mrs. Elhcl Corbet, Mrs. Bessie Crews, Mrs. Sarah Lee, Mrs. Peg Hor­ ner and Mrs. Mario Utz. Golden Circle Annual Tea Good Shoes m e** good posture fa r your child. * The Golden Circle Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church will hold Its annual Tea at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Woodall, 228 W. 18th St., tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Where quality la Hl*h*r Thar. 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There to sing and about around bis -throoe, FOR NEW NOTICE JOHNSON'S BEAUTY Aa electronic computer a t fee Atomic Energy Commisrion’e At* goon* Laboratory la able to w t+ liply M3,417,243,134 by 4MJ42v Lake Monroe Farmer Has Song Published By MRS. H. L. JOHNSON The desire to writo religious poems with the hope of giving comfort and cheer to someone has been the inspiring bobby of L. L. Keller of Lake Mouroe. Mr. Keller who has resided here for the past 47 years and la now a retired farmer said he has been writing poems lor many years. If he happened to be dlscklog the fields with a tractor or plowing a raw of corn and thought of a new line for a poem be would stop and write it down. The long that has Just been publlshcd was inspired and written while silting in his car during a rainstorm. Mr. Keller call* it "Just Waiting for My Call. U aeemed easy (or him to do because he finished It In an hour-and-ahalf. After he composes hii poems he tcid s Ihem over to see if they have a special theme and the right amount ot words. Mr. Keller has six poems ready to be set to music. The above song Is now being sung in a church in Spavllnaw, Okla. The Asbury WILLIS OZIER Hour which is broadcast every The Lutheran Church of the Sunday over a Sanford Radio sta­ Redeemer will have as guest tion from 8 a. m. to 9 a. m. by the Itcv. Merrill It. Vaughn will speaker Wednesday evening, the shortly introduce the song. It will Rev. Alvaro A. Carino. Lutheran bo sung by Rev. Vaughn's daugh­ Missionary to the Philippines. ter-in-law Mrs. Thelma Vaughn. Missionary Carino was born In His Mother inspired a song en­ the PhUippinrs and came to the WiUia Oticr, son of Mr. and titled "The Kind I Want". He United States in the ‘20s. After Mrs. Lowell E. Ozicr, Summerlin said it was her kind of old fash­ graduating from the Seminary In Ave., plana to enroll at the Uni­ ioned religion that led him on. 1937 he served in ihr United versity of Florida in Gainesville, While writing "Traveling Towards Mates until 1948 when lie return­ where he will study medicine snd the Sunset" he was thinking of the ed to the Philippines as a Mis­ major in liberal arts. past and the future and centering sionary. While in high school his favo­ his thoughts to traveling down the Rev. Carino Is making a lec­ rite subject were chemistry and road towards the lovely Sunset ture lour through Florida and biology and be Intends to specia­ ahead. "Poems to me can soothe Georgia speaking at Lutheran lize in medicine during his college an aching heart." says Mr. Kel­ Churches, while he Is in Sanfoull years. He was a member of the ler, "and ran take away a lot he will also speak at the Kiwania lalin club, projectionist club and of pain, give you thought and feel­ luncheon Wednesday noon. played the clarinet In the high ing, certainly do no harm to any­ one ami sometimes do a lot of The program will start at 7:30 ichool band. p. m. and will be followed with ilia favorite recreation Is boat­ good. If you stop to think even refreshments served by the Ladict ing, swimming, camping, skiing on the dreariest day, there is plen­ Aid of the Church. The public is ) and skin diving. During the sum­ ty of beauty and inspiration to invited to attend, t» see the pir j mer vacation he has been work­ make the best poems in the ing for the Griffis, Hunter Con­ world." struction Co. The song, "Just Waiting For my Church Calendar MONDAY The Boy Scouts of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 7:00 P. M. The PhUathea Class of the First Presbyterian Church wUl meet at 7:43 P. M. with Mrs. C. C. Howard, 3lellonviUe. Mrs. H. M. Rumbley — co-host­ ess. Pinecrest Baptist Church Youth! FeUowship 7:00 P. 31. Official Board of Barnett Me­ morial Methodist Church, Enter-! prise, 7:30 P. M. TUESDAY Pinecrest Baptist Church JuniorI R. A. Meeting 8:00 P. M. Pinecrest Baptist Church Dea-j cons Meeting 7:30 P. M. Murning Circle of WSCS *( Grace Methodist Church to a. m. at the home of Mrs. L. T. Duffey, Sanford Ave. The Women of the Church Exe­ cutive Board of First Presbyte­ rian Church meets at 10:00 A. M. The Pioneer Fellowship of the First Presbyterian Church wdl meet at 8:00 P. M. the Herald during the rummer vacation. The Mitchells plan to vacation in North and South Carolisa before returning home. Mr*. Beulah Thornton is In Florida Sanitarium and Hospital, recuperating from surgery and able to have visitors. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Pearce of Miami were recent house geests of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Hastings at their home on Reser­ voir Lake. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hunt, At­ lanta, Ga. and Mr. and Mrs. John Dorch Vassar and children, Wallace and Libby of Hartwell, Ga., were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Cleveland and family. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stinccipher have returned after spending a week vacationing at Ormond Beach. Grace Marie Stinecipher is spending the Labor Day week­ end at home with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Schirard Jr., and sons, Duke and Brant­ ley, have returned from a three week vacation. They visited Mrs. Schirard's mother, Mrs. M. D. Henderson in Williamsburg. Va., her sister. Mrs. T. G. Little in Atlanta, Ga. and Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Linglr at their summer home In Sodus, N. Y. They also went sightseeing and visited various points of interest including. Washington, D. C. Ste. Sault Marie and Canada. They spent several days at Camp AngJlgmi, which is 140 miles north of St*. Sault Marie. NAME ...... .................. ...... FA 2*4095 800 FRENCH SMALL CARS ARE OUR BUSINESS — NOT A SIDELINE! PLEASE SEND INFORMATION ON PR O SPIC T U I mm t4 ' �w l CM m i « h ig h school H g T -n r if th o y do n o t h a v e A fo r th a w e o o n t i U only f 1, p la t tho coot of s fc w m i Mehtas work. A ij m terlUd to on. Padua* Store ■ V lV IV f S S Z f f ^ Z S S T Z rafters with students, m a fW t hevtaf u r pknle tiMeo.yoen of oxH h t i ’i saotkor oum w h at tbo odueotors on hoot to fotfli orory possibts nood[for louning. i M doubt tbit a lot of odattl wish they hod com* rahool yean ago owl a lot of essoo exist where and UtiM while Mr. Sam o< Tax• sUBo warn m y help moko s brttor livlnf. Pro. a a, Urn aupramo auihorily a( the o Gel Cards For Center Fancy W ordi WASHINGTON (UP1) - Tba Smltksoaiaa Institute has Just ro­ le used a small booklet with n big title: "Early tertiary apbeUscus and pbenacopdtpUs at paatolestid inacctivaces.” In plain language: A study af Urn teeth of prehis­ ante not carrying Youth toric lastct-eatlag animals that ria Win not be admitted, once nam ed tba western United and student dance in* Statea. fesR sam louse of Representatives, does tba U lkin|. MambUai la tba better, word. And through those mumbles coma same a t Washington's linen unprintable quotes at the day. . Sven without words, this Texas Hmocrat is a fascinating study la dramatic expression. Ask him an unpopular nutation, lit toys with the three loose cigarettes oo his cluttered desk, jams oaa into his Ups and lights it with t JerkThe snort of smoka gives you bis answer. On this day, the annoying ques­ tion was about adjournment. Some Congressmen want to pack up bofaro Nikita Khrushchev arrives so Ikoy'd not have to host kirn. A fallow Democrat, Sen. George Smathera of Florida, thought Con­ gress ought t» take a month's Iweather and return October 13. Tbo prats played the story big. "M r. Speaker, do you tblok It's a food Idea?'' Sam snorted. “ Heard something about It." To learned ears, Us* D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D •.Malodorous 10. Woody perennials U. Orstk latter IS. (Mve XI. River (L e t) r fT“ ef Umbers I t Mrs. Nixon S3. Feet (pros.) 34. Crawl 33. Angry ]T 3*. Poker ■take 40. Rest 41. Rows 43. Children's game r • U 22 U □ □ ^ U Wv — & SeC m Sracd 4enaytklaga 43. Xateaded 4X AtroaUae 44. MUa Darts, nctrtaa 41.0 ( the ear M . Caiertty 47. Adaad H D *" z y/ a Ml mm amm y / U 0r w UM H w H » ^ ^ w _ — — 1O r 1S r w * Zm mm Letters To . The Editor Editor: We road with Interest tbs "Back-to-School” issue of the Sanford Herald. Such Informa­ tion should go a long way la gaining public undertUndlag. In behalf of tba School Board, Trustees, and our aaUre system, let me express appreciation for the time and space you give for the betterment of the education of our children. R. T. MUwee Superintendent , The number of illegitimate births la this country rote from ■n estimated B.S0Q In 1»40 to al­ most 303,000 In 1*37, the last year tabulated. D A IL Y % r Even though aaaeyaacn with un­ derlings plucks at kis c science, Mr. Sam is n medal diplomat in tks poUllcal schaat a t d u r a an most occasions. Lika his daily ordeal with Rep. Randan 8. (Front Porch) Harmon (D., lad.). On fcls 90-yard dash from kis offlea to tba House chamber tack noon. Rayburn always runs into an obilicle — Harman, waiting with his handshaking hand at the ready. At first, Sam would, clasp Hsr- r- r *” _ other human being (more than IT,000 consecutive days). Tbare were times when he'd growl and snap a t photographers wbo'd taka aim at hi* bald pate. But nowadays, Sam has mellowed. Just tbo other day b# told a cameraman mildly, patiently, "You know that my head reflects the Ruasisss, while Premia* Khrushchev U i Mid publicly that tbs Soviet Union bit . • is- z Monday, September 7, 1959 3. Sloping roadway t. Buttle emanation 10. Wlngltke 11. Pier 13. Minded 14. Oraytah 38. Cutting utensil 1a. Mother 37. Island ott South Jutland 3*. Alcoholic beverage 20. Black and blue mark 23. Squarish 24. Opening 24. Tstlara 14. OCer 31. Blunder 31 Viper 33. Music CRO SSW O RD nv.::.' c-t daughter-ln. marked $! ini'.’ti i law (Bib.) is'J c o in t 23. Bom. 3. Orcenwlch byeld VlUage-Uh moths •-muljlI I 4. Month 23. Storage rvku.i 3. Frame­ t » Q 4LM srea u w tM works 33. Twilled ou».»ruS J u •. Mr. Ladd, fabric i i t t s i i d " actor 37. A Greek a. To put SitirCai'f R u n before Arjoi 33. Tear 31. Doer aide 29. Worn out 34. Tibetan IX Disavow with ace prlrat 37. Donkey 30. Rodents 37. Wading bird 13. People 32. Analyte, 3*. Mr. Hope. of Latvia Mere • _ T_ ~ m u m M m m • II ST MUM a w //, ■ H U W r r *7 T- ’ vr~ w 3. Betrayed by Brutus M __ w Z the greet Sunshine Service teem of men end women who con* stently ere striving to help you ettjoy Better Ltvmg—Electricallyf Through their efforts, Florida's electric industry hee achieved phenomenal progress These FPAL people aymbotim ell LABOR throughout America, working with the stimulation of free enterprise th at encourages % r ” On LABO we salute U m m ■ % u m% m __ ■ i^ M I initiative and recognises accomplishment. FiO R IM POWIR 4 IW NT COMPANY H e lp in g B u ild f lo r id * �tee Senators, *-1, la after Am t teea L a tfu g u m who* tte MU* w estee Braves defeated tte CHriteaU Red*. H n i U w 1*11* dafotea PhiUfos edged tte PtUsheogh Pint**, n , la H k n Na* tteaal L o p # activity. A crowd a t U jm at Chics** aaw Dick Doasvas carry a 14 teed into the ninth iaala« saly to kart the lodlaaa rally for tkalr Mu*«t win a t the yoar. Tito Fraacoaa and Woodto Held ate* glad to act it up for Fewer. wte craabad a IIS-fool dooMo off tte coater field wall. Tte White Soa had acorcd ia tte fUth t o t e s oa siagtos by Laia Apartote, Noiaoa Poo aad Jim Uadi*. Jim G nat wool tte «*<**■—f for hit aialh victory for Ctevotesd. > Jackson, who teat oat tte Saif* o n ia hia pcaetea Mart, taaaoi a fiyc-hittar to wia Mo 13th game for tte CartUoala aad t e a i hardlock Mite MeCaratek Ite 13th dafeat. A aiaflo.. a throwiaf onor by Oriaado C o y o d a aad A la Q r a a m a a ’ saartBeo h a s t T te Tigers weat lata third ylaco ia tte AL whoa Charley MaxwwU's aialh laalag single tail lad Harovy Kaaaa with tte dodohro ran. Lofty Pete RosM ia that oat tte Athletka for the UM five foatafi to wia hia flrxt American Laacaa. gaaw. Al Kaiiay honored oa lonlngt. Robin Roberts pKched a fourhitter to wia hie uth game for tte Phillies, who tallied both tteir rnaa Ia the eighth Inning on Ma­ gics by Ctrl Sawalskl and Rob­ erts, an error by outfielder Ro­ berto Clemente sod Joe Kopye’s tel. a M. iu*pound end I n n Atlnatn, and Prank DePrnnctsoo, better ttea tte upper class mow.. Tte fem iaola arat week will M* pound right guard Rom Miacontinue tviM-daRy workouts, OM, o n almost certain siartocs. •opbomon Roy Bickford of Mb drilling In short* in tte noraiog and full ioar fas tte nterwooa. Mom said foil n olo ooaUct work would bo nstrictod to Wsdnoodsys and la todays. Two soyboa e rss have noted tte* M udiig spent some time into State'* No. 1 wait Jim Din running tte first unit this week. Line Scores PittsburghW M W - 1 41 PhiladelphiaM d t t l d f e - S 3# Law (1M) sad -Burgess, Poites (•). Roberts (13*13) and gawataki, Loaned (•). . , MUwaukaa 0 3 NS M l - • 10 # Cincinnati MO Mi Oil— 3 7 1 P i s a r m (S-3) aad CraadaQ. O'Toole, Bremen (•). Schmidt (0) and Balky. Laeac OToole (34). s t Louis oereee lib—1 4 1 ; San rrsacisco M SOOM » - 4 3 1 • Jacksoo (13*13) sad H. Smith. ! McCormick, MUlor (!) sad Landritb. Loser—McCormick (11*13). G (1st game, 10 Malaga). w Chicago OM MO aw 3 - 3 S 3 73 N J N Si Lea Aar o w a o a o N a - a a s Milwaukee U 00 J ig St CcecanUi (3 4 ) aad Naamaa. Pittsburgh M 70 .403 10 Koufax (3-3) and Pignatano. HR Cincinnati Chicago 03 00 .403 10 St. Louis 04 74 .004 13 Philadelphia SO 00 .410 It (Ind gaaai) Sunday's Resalts Chicago 010 000 013- 3 11 0 Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh 1 }M Angeles 110 000 1 » - 3 3 0 Darbowsky, Johnson (1), Henry MUwaukeo 0 Cincinnati 3 (7), Riston (0) in d .g . Taylor. St. Louis 1 San Praneiaco 0 Sherry. Drysdafo (!) end Rooo* Chicago 3 Loo Ang. 0, 1, 10 in. bora. Winner — Elston (7*7). Lon­ Chicago 3 Los Angatoa 3, lad Satmrday'a ResaMs er Drysdalo (13*13). HRS— Sherry, Roseboro, Banks, Horyn. Pittsburgh 7 Philadelphia 0 Cincinnati 3 Milwaukee 1 American Longa Boston 001 010 OOP— S S I Son Francisco 3 St. Louis 3 (Only games scheduled) Washington ON ooo o i l - I S O Moods)-’* Probable Pitchers Brawsr (0*10) and White. Ra­ St. Louis at San franclecfr~ mos, Woodsshlck (0) and Court­ ney. Loser—Ramos (13*7). BH— Gibson (1-4) vs 8. Jones (10-13) Philadelphia at Cincinnati — Brower. Robinson ( 1 * 3 ) vs Newcomb# Baltimore 130 000 100— 5 0 0 (13*7) Pittsburgh at MUwaukte (3 New York 000 101 Oil*- 4 10 1 Walker. Brawn (1) and Triin* amts)—Friend (3*10) and Dan­ do*. Ford. L inen (3) and Berra. ila (74) vs Buhl (114) and Bur­ Wlnar — Welker (104). L oser- dette <18-14) Chicago at Los Angeles (night) Ford (144). HRs—Woodling, Bor— Anderson (11 * 0 ) vs Podres re, Siebern. (134) Tuesday’s Gamta Cleveland No game* scheduled. Chicago American Ltagm All-Plsrida M l half Bobby Rooa last year, im a g e d fit* yards a carry aa a sophomore, hot rush* od only O tines. Sopboasro WU* Ue Whitehead, Bad’s rooagor brather, la aether candidate at left half. The Semiaoies have IS lettermen back, but IT members of tte tt-msa varsity squad s n Inexpe­ rienced sophomores. BUI T yn, iopbomon from San* ford; Is naming nt o left end posi­ tion in the early to rt out*. Tte former Seminole High gridder Is weighing in nt IN pounds for his sophomore Mason. Mom was generaUy pleased with the Semi* notes' first five daya of practice. “Wo s n oo schedule. Everything wo plan to use through the Wake Forest game (Sept. 11) is in. We have our offensive end defensive plans. “What nmalns now is for our squad to repeat, polish, tad per* feet. Then wUl be much npclltlon.,# Mots bad special praUe for the Seminole*' second unit, a sopbo* mon-domlaated eleven. “They off coaditioalag drills aad begls to Sharpts their attach far tte easea which id aow ooly a few abort daya away. Coaetea J in PteMt aad Sato Laado will got d o n to aorteta business today with tte opoaiag IMS grid coatoat coming ay Sepc IS agalaat tte Tituarillo Terrier*. la tte yaat law seasons it haa teca the caaton for tte fiemlotee to o y n ay agalaat aelfhbortag Ly* n aa High School hat this yoar teogter TUaoriOo has royiacod ter* n aa aad M a ail tedicitleaa It will ho a rugged eeatest S o n tte oyoa* lag whistle. T te coaetea feel that ying a bigger school for tte oy* ag cont**t will giro then a bet­ ter look at tteir ycoopecu. -This seasca tte Seniaoles prom* iao n o n syoad aad versatility ia tte backfMd. Thia should bo tte ten harhfitid Coach Piaott *»« e la v e e w oo worked with slaco eooiag to I n feed two years ago. A pair of half* hacks, Ray Luadqulit aad Join Lor* lace, should he tte flacst rua* a m ia the oatln ceafereaco. Both ter* hotter ttea srengo speed aad a n heads-up ball player* all tte way. LuadouUt, who was discot en d about halfway through last soa* see, aa daaht would hare bora tte leadlac Seaiiael# sconr last eoaora U t e ted played boat tte crest fighting U oat with B. Id* atari, la hid'flnt two ball g am e wards; Sttmmcyers will a s s t last naans t e wss enable to Piotldi s u i t oa tte ceator lea n ; a m i tte stripe, but ooc night te and gualaod EsUlra will play tte found tte range nod ripped around ru n ltu n Center aa Luna flea end for three TD's ia ooe game. Pron th en oa out there w u no aad als. stopping Mat. Ho icored at lean 000 time la orary remaining coolest. If tte horns up front coma through oa they should ba able to, Ufa combo should bo set to briag tte Seminole rooters to tteir feet oa 8apt II at Manorial Had him Tte fullback spot has caused the KANSAS CITY. Mo. (U P D -U ’a Saminafo coaetea a little concern pay day today oo the prafeiiloa at tout for tte opening contest al self circuit, with two Plarida FuUbeek U a Rianer baa bora out •xperts, Daw naatarwald of Te- of early drill* with on infection quota and Bob Ooolby of Cryatal and te la tetter thaa two weeks River, given tte boot choice for away from being ready to taka the fattest checks ia tte 130,000 over tte alerting spot. Ha proml*. •a to bo tte key to a great back* Kansas City Opea. Finsterawald, who celebrated hia field U be works into shape before 30th birthday Sunday, and Ooalby many game* art pest the board. tee off In tte f iu l round oo Blue HUls Club's hilly, wind -swept se n s with 200 totals, 10 under par. Throe putts for a bogey-4 on the 11th bole coet Goalby a clear 34hole toad. He fought a balky put* tar for a third round 71, one un­ der par, while Pinaterwald, who w u two strokes behind him at the Mart, had a M. e Finslerwald Ties Goaltiy For Lead Pinson, Cla. 130 SM 111 ISO J37 Coped*. S.F. 133 333 03 173 J31 Robinson, Cin. 134 410 M 130 JIT American League Kuenn, Del. 131 407 90 173 J33 Kalin*, Del. 110 440 7T 149 M2 Runnels, Bos. 131 410 13 ISO .317 Woodling, Bit. 123 3044 31 133 JI2 Fox, Chi. 137 333 73 171 JOS Runs Batted la National L oaga—Ranks, Cuba 130: Robinson, Reds 111; Aaron, Bravo 100; Ball, Rads 103; Mathaws, Braves 13. American League—Colavito, In­ diana 00: Klliebrew, Senators 90; Chicago Jensen. Red Sox M; Maxwell. Ti­ Cleveland gers M; Lemon, Senators 03; Detroit Home R e a New York Netfoasl Lea gun—Banks, Cubs Baltimore 40; Aaron, Braves 37; Mathews, Baton Braves 30; Robinson, Reds 34; Kansas City Boyer, Cards 37. Saudit's Results American League—CoUvito, In­ Baltimore 3 New York 4 dians 30; Klliebrew, Senators 30; Boston 2 Washington 1 Allison, Senators 20; Maxwell, Ti­ Detroit 7 Kansas City 0 gers 20; Lemon. Tigers 2t; Pitching Clivelsnd 2 Chicago 1 Saturday's Basalts National League—Fact, Pirates Cleveland • Chicago S 17-0; AatoneUl, Giants 19-7; New­ Detroit 3 Kanras City 4 comb*. Reds 13-7; Conley, Phils New York 3 Baltimore 2 13-7; U w , Pirates 13-9. . American League—McLish, In­ Washington 14 Bostou 2 Monday's Probable Pitchers dians 17-7; Shaw, While Sox 144; Washington at Baltimore (2 Pappas, Orioles 11*7; Maas, Yan­ games) — Kemmerer (0-13) and kees 134; Wynn, While Sox 11-0, Fischer (1-0) vs Filter (04) and O’Dell (0-10) Naw York at Boston — Maas (124) vs Baumann (3-4) or Ca sale (9-0) Kansas City at Chicago (2 games)—Garver (9-11) aad Tai teuri* (3-2) vs Pierc* (12-13) and Letman (0-3) Detroit at Cleveland (2 games) —Foytack (13-12) and Nartoskl (4-11) vs Garcia (2-3) aad Smith PnetieiUy lag It oat with a r m y teMMg action At tackiaa, attarartfog wttR W Ron and Ragan. Thin ia aaa paal* , i Uoa that tea pfoaty at teal to M : tba gap. Tte gunida that a n Mill iMHtea . for tte No. 1 ayot an BUfjr ford. Burk Who, a loon Hedges, and Raaty lima*. All tear mo wary capable aad will pnhshly aaa ■* C him p To V b it :f§ PORT LAUDIRDALI (UPI> —Heavyweight champion IuRamar Johansson toll! Oy tw Florida sometime after. Sept. i t U a * twn-week visit. . ', & The retirement plan yott buy for tomorrow car help m a t 10(14/1 Mods . . . thanki to tho exclusive Adapt-A-Plan. Ask your Gulf Lift representative. G u lf Life b INSOKANCf COMPANY CM) HILL TYRE, FSU HOPEFUL •/. *X DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) Georgia's Ed Behai owns three new racing honors today—the big­ gest win in the 133-miie festurc sports car race at the internsUonal speedway here. The 34-year-old Savannah auto dealer, who bad earned the pole posltioa, took the main event Sun­ day right a f t e r he had raced home first in the shorter tT-mtle opening race. For his third honor, Rahai brake tte one lap record for the feature race with a Urns of 04.0 miles par hour. Ha bit about lio miles per hour in the straight­ away in bis white D-type Jaguar. Rahil's average time for the 132 mile rtea was I U miles per hour. Dr. David C. Lane. Fort Lau­ derdale, gave Rahai hia only threat. Driving a Ferrari, Lane pressed Rshal la the early stages but his engine brake down sad he went out on the eighth lap. . . „ Drive Carefully... School's in Safe driving ia ovtryoM’i Job, all year long. But now that school’i aterting again, it’g time to be even more careful. • •* T asday’s Games s City at Chicago (night) (Only game scheduled) LLM O RH M I m iU B E Ward W ins R ice MILWAUKEE. Wis. - Roger Ward won tte 200-mils auto race ■ ■ ■ '5 9 .5 0 1 Sure you can g et o S . f : ’V Our youngrton may carry some of that carefree sum* msr back to school with them. They may forget to stop and look carefully before erasing strata and highways, getting off their school buses, chasing after baseballs >• ■ All of Southern Bell’s driven ere going to work to make this the safest school year ever. They are going to drive aa if their lives—and someone eise’s—dspond on i t Because they d a a cash loin •.. from ... T r jf ve. \m m SEMINOLE LOAN CORP. M IB Cr BLDG. ■ g g g g r a v ? g g r -“sw— P i 2-20U W //(upstair* a m Cowes's) ' / L m m t e f600.00 I N 1 I U I i-4 r 'M y iv v �wmm HICK, t JUST WOKS VOU UP IN TH* SHOW SO YOU COULD 3CSTH’ PICTURE/ HOW'D >CU *£ON*U8NTO ^ OH. I’M NOT Rl JITWASM, HI-FI/THE PROJECTS AKETWe NCtT STOP THE JDHSrX'VB HEARD i* ocn _ amo J aboutt m a c c t j corps/ Jcouiotat%arnny, THEWACE < F IA S H — MOON < CONSTRUCTION ) « « * , METEOR ' l . ^ iiN P S ^ . r r o -In / TH O U G H T YOU M H T TO i n r m tA v tm a b o u t d f ABN tN ST O C K ! — P u n AMP HIS H«NCHHENC,ARRY VaiatS AlT' TMHOTTMT TOTAKSOPF THANAHOLDWOMAN.) THE BUSTED THERE KMT AMY MAM. 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W OW/ ru.3AV, w e 'v e HAD POT A ro c. t w o I MV MOM SW APPED L e rro v e e s -w iT H boast- N K 3H T S/-W E / ir AC A M TONIGHT.* w e b e having THING/ x s — — — ( MICKEY, CAN V. t>BB >UM A r - ' >W1M !NIJTHT ) 6HAJMB ON Y O U ~ —* TW TOONONXCUCI FOR THAT M N P j-»- r OP TWINO «—1 MASK K F O K YOU . BUY THATCOLO MINI STOCK. VOU WWBTO KNOWTHC OUT­ LOOK YOU M A M AR OR A BULL/ j ___ _ / i Ht IMAOiNI-TH/S T V * C«=OAVANDTHN • NRtAKRASraSMBB NOT BVBN WASHED DASWOOP, THH MOWS ON TV LAST NWTVUAl ABOUT A HUSBAND WHO WBfTTDSUHD* 7 EVERY NIOHT V J . RIGHTAFTER J t f f l —, SUPPER ONE NIGHT H iSW lFE COULONT STAND IT ANY LONGER AND . D E O D ID TO DO ' SOMETHIN® ABOUT IT WHAT OlO S H I DO? I DON'T K N O W -I SWITCHED IT OFF* �■soau-M^xx’ t X. Far t t m i W n M to Rate 1 M I. Krai Fatal* Par la to i M artial* T. ! ' <4 to PtoMto Mali Waste to Mato Hal* Wasted • lto Mala ar Paaato I f. Wark Wasted lto Ptoaktaf I t n k t a lto Ktoctrfcal SarHaaa lto BaiUlag . Palatial lto Spatial I t n k t a lto A Bestey Parian lto Ftswara to Plaato lto Pata • Lhaatack • I lto Machinery • Taato " lto Baata aad Matora r . •IKr ' fttoM ori • CLA flfltm O IND U '• wti.-pM.i - g m tfe m i nicely tatabbel I bedroom heaee at 2*1 PalmtUa Ava. Newly deeerated. Dauble PA car garage, a t m t n u . CLOCE IN: 9 bedroom, IVb both 3 story fra mo homo in n e t lieat PRONE PA 2 * 7 4 ar PA 2* 0 . eoaditloo throughout 1’urmituro optional. Excellent neighbor­ WANTED: lalired hood. Only 916,000. Exclusive fetrad for room and board. wtth US. pa 2 * n . NEAR NEW SHOPPING CEN­ CLEAN tarnished apartment, TER: 2 bedroom, 1 hath Mat private hath and entrance, home, asbestos shingle tiding, screened parch. PA 24792. carports, sssm. Mon., Sopt. . ' 7. 1999-P a g to 7 lto tnectal lA K -A -D A Y O . Art idea Far Sate PIANO TUNWG to RRPAIRWra LIFE Vests, Pop Teat*. Sleeping W. U HARMON Bags. Tarps, teats. Army-Navy PR. FA 2-4223 After 9 P. M Surplus Store, 310 Sanford Ava. AR “Do It »( WR REPAIR AND SSRVipB R » I MB i* w V m fit- s r ? A ^ WT PA 2-7*4 D A W N 'A BEAUTY B A U D Air Conditioned Dryera FURNISHED apartment Adults, CONVENIENT to High School, 3 bedroom, 1 bath CB heme; Flor­ an pata. T. Kelly, ida room. Largo lo t 912*9. Ava. FA 2-2447. Hair Styling — Permanonla —Oil Treatmaota- TV Stamps, daft Water - Air Good. Harriett's Boater Nash, 105 So. Oak— PA 2-3742. 2-ROOM furnished apartment, alee g . room furnished partA&o//p m eat I1C Magnolia. Available saw. Telephone A. K. Rasset- 114 N. Path A VO. Ph. P a 2 4 1 B T T Io w ers j HoallT ter. Plariat, FA toiasi. CM Flowers Par Any Oceania NEW CB 9-hodroom, IVh tile LARGE dean ta n . apt., downSANFORD FLOWS* SHOP baths, tarraxao floors, GE stainstairs, lto. 411 Park. PA 2-19* ar PA 34*9 leu steel kitchen, carport*,-uti­ lity room: pump aad sprinkler n . APARTMENT, I l l Oak. Call system. Call PA 2 * 1 3 after 3 PA 2-21*. lto Artldaa Par Bala P. M. COLLIE. black and wkite female. tt-A—Articles Waalar 2-BEDROOM tarnished house, 993, IS months old, AKC registered. PINECREST a steal! 3 Bed­ II Natkaa to Prnaaala *14 Maple. Phone PA Phono PA I-13U room, IVh Bath, Uko saw coo. “We frown on clock-eratchIn|C in thin department. t o - Laat to PaaM DUPLEX apartments, completeTSSTa anJ W 5 T dltloo, Includes kitchen equip­ ly furnished; one avaUablo ment. blinds, water hotter, 33 H.P. Johnson Motor, remMa another the 13th. Sept aad beautiful drapes, only *800 I. Real Estate Par Solo Ito'EketHcal Services 1 2 1 controls. 2 propellers, for 9*3.00. PA S * l t . dawn, 99.97 monthly. May bo seen at 2404 Adorns CL WYNNEWOOD, so outstanding 3 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR: 2 Meuse Wlrlag — Elecivte Santee • R EA L P IT BARBECUE ( Wynnewood atetloa) or roll Sid Vlkteu bedroom, 1 both homo with bedroom, corner lo t 9330 down, FA 2-7940 after 1:30. RANDALL RLRCTRIC CO, Mwly ra-finlabod floors and assume payments 937.30. M9 WANT TO BUY FROM OWNER. "t b e p i ? B o v a r * 112 Magnalia FA 2*11 f r a n k l y re-decorated. 11000 Anderaon Orel*. 2-bedroom borne clean la, in Hay. IT U to MU. I t down, 999.* monthly. Sanford. Write P. 0 . Ban TM, Your EVINRUDE Dcalar LOCH ARBOR. New, 3 bedroom, BY OWNER: 19 acres on Old lto ! rustle. P it. Ho boon Sporting Gooda Monro* Rd., Approximately 9 > bath, double carport, .largo Palatlng to 304-S-S E. 1st. Ph. PA 2-3941 blocks N. of W. 1st St; pavod utility room, 917*0. 13900 will t . Real Batata Far Bala Dccoratteg. Prao Estimates road; corner acreage. Price 97,* Wark Guaranteed. SEMINOLE MARK 33 40 H. P. motor, 'SB mo­ D ally s o t Cell Rosabel G. 9300.00 down Win buy a beautiful del, 9200, or trad# tar ■ 23 or Caapbtft'i Flak Maxkrt P A IN T IN G CONTRACTORS «■*»• ESTATE DRIVE-IN FA 2*43 or write Box 2 bedroom homo in o nice S3 H. P. Evlnrudt or Johnaoo. FA 2-1201 III I tal ari Ava. 2S44 Franca Ava. c/o Sanford Herald. neighborhood. If you aoed good Call FA 2-1313 or eee at 2203 CUSTOM BUILT ROMES terms, this is i t J. W . HALL BACK HOME. . .brokt. tired Cardova Dr. a. Female Bamodrllog — P m Estimates and glad wt’re baek at llw OP' Realtor "2!fc. Baps'rs Phaoo PA 24744 Mercury Outboard Motors PICE Bar la Laka Mary. LEW “ Call Hall” Phone PA 2*41 Sem inole R ealty BILL BERNCuXY, Contractor and MILLIE. WOODRUFF MARINE W. DIETRICHS - REALTOR Be Tho Avon Repreoeatativo 2401 French Ave. FA 2-13* Rllg. Methria Volmo Geoialaa, FLOOR In your neighborhood. Earn 4 , IlnUhlag W. I . “MU’* aTKM PXX to Par Brat Adelaida H. M esa — Associates, that extra money NOW. Ctetalag, Waxlag. B o r v l n s 20. AatomohUt s - Traltora lea k er to h a a re r 1991 Path Ava PA 2*32 Itmloola County Write, Bos 249, Lockhart, TURN. Apt SOIVi W. la t ft. ASSOCIATES: H. E. Tafftr, Fla for interview.H. M. GLEASON, Lake Mary. '30 PLYMOUTH tudor sedan, 1 Arthur r . Day, Evaratt Harper BEST BUY LN FLORIDA: 2-bed­ owner, price 9243. FA 2-1119, I RM. Bachelor Apartment, com' Robert P. May. Rart PUcbe room house only 93230. Edward VERY NEAT young woman to get ROOP CLEANING AND COATING 913 W. 23th St. pletely furnished. I l l Palmetto 112 N. Park P. Laos, Ph. PA 2-2*1 or PA Exelusivt' agent for SURCO la as receptionist and who can do Ava. PA 2-31*. this area. Work guaranteed, ea* '32 FORD fordor, radio, haatar, stenographic work. Must hnvo PA 2-3*7 far (n o estimates. automatic tranimUaion. Good own transportation. Write Bui I BR. CB kitchen oqupt., Laka 3-BEDROOM, CB, IVh bath homo. BILL EVANS transportation. FA 2-3939 after 24, Sanford Herald. Monroe. Fancad yard. Garage. Pbooo PA 2-3333. 3:30. PA 2-US. B to M ROOFING This la a guest p u s to the Movie- MIDDLE AGED Wkito Woman to Contracting to Repairs 33 PLYMOUTH. Power-Flight. 2-BEDROOM untarnished house, house keep for elderly couple. land Drfva-In Theatre (or Henry Licensed — Bonded —Insured 1104 Cedar Ave., Sanford. kitchen equipped, (to monthly. Stay on place. Phono FA 2-3*9. Jameson, Sanford, to see “The FRKK ESTIMATES Ph. PA 2*30. Young Philadelphians". 1933 PLYMOUTH Station Wagoo. PERMANENT. position open for 119 Sanford Ava. Ph. PA 2-7943 exceUent mechanical condition P1VE room furalahad upatalra For the Beat Buys la Real Estate ealeslady experienced In de­ Thte la o guest pass to the Movie 9300. Phooe FA 2-TIS3. apartment. S3S.00 month, 3101 BEE CULLEN ft HARKEY partment itora work. Must ho tend Drlvo-In Tboatro for Prank Magnolia. PA H H L local resident. Write Box H, Jackohs, Sanford, to son “The 1934 OLDS Super “44” convert W. A Cagle, Jr. Salaiaan Sanford Herald. 110 N. Park Avo. Ph. FA 9-2391 ible; black, new whitewalls, all HOUSE, alao ta n . forage apt Young Philadelphians.” power, radio, beater, Jetawhy 2300 Malloavflla. SEAMSTRESS for aut aprons. TT trsns., tinted glasa and many Raymond M. Ball Average earnings 11.30 hour. SLEEPING to A O Gables, rxtrai. S irs. FA 2-7390. Simple, easy. Canvassing not Realtor 401 Magnolia. PA t-CTSO. AUTO GLASS required. Write; NOVELTY AP­ MODEL “A” FORD, good sbapa, ASSOCIATES FURNISHED cottage. PA 2-: RONS Caldwell, Arkansas. INSTALLED 3230. FA 24704 alter 3:30. Richard H. "Dick" Ivan, Back Glaan Mgr. Mortgage Loan Dept APARTMENT for to 9 * . 4U Park. 21. Far altar* Mrs. 0 . H. “Amy” Anderson Voat Glass AVON has 3 open territories Dear Glass APARTMENTS, 2 to S bedroom Jtanle Blair Used furniture, appliances, tools SERVICE NOW, la Sanford. Increased de­ G. R. “Guy” Strickle ad house; furalahad to unfurnished. etc. Bought-sold Larry's Man mand for nationally advertised Seakarik Glaan ta d Paint Co. W. B. Shlppy ROSA L. PATTON 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 24132. cosmetics necessitates creating 113-114 W. ltd BL PA 24122 211 So. Park Ava. Ph. PA 2 3441 Homeg Designed For 204# Hiawatha Ava. Ph. PA 2-1301 new territories. For interview, Sanford $SAVE$ write Mrs. Jean Mllanich, Box ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state Florida Living. 1 ROOM Efficiency A pt, private Evans Bldg, Lake Mary iaveices, h ' ead bills, aad 244, Lockhart, Fla. 8 A 4 Bedrooms—1 ft 2 Baths New ft Used hath, suitable for ooe ar couple. Ph. PA 2-1290 program*, ate. Pngrsssiva Across from Poet Office. Printing Co. Phase PA 3-303) Furniture nnd Appliance* HOMES AND LOTS for colored v. Mile II(Ip teaatei VA-FHA9 * Watt 13th BL people. Also homes oullt on lots. FURN. apt. 300 Park Ava. FHA In Service Roy Wall, Phone FA 2-1337. WANTED, young men agee 21 to 203-209 K. First SL Ph. FA 2-0933 RENT A BED 27, for career opportunity. No Conventional IF IT IS REAL ESTATE experience required. High School Rollaway, Hospital to Baby Beds • BIG VALUES ask Crumley to Monteith Financing graduates able to pass company By Day, Week or Month. • QUICK CREDIT NO JOB TO LARGE OB SHALL at 117 South P a n Ph. FA 2-4*3 physical. Minimum salary 311.43 CAR!ROLL'S FURNITURE • EASY TERMS Drive Ways — Parking A m i . Down Paym ents per day. Apply Florida State Ph. PA W ill US W. 1st RENTALS: Day - Weak - Month WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Employment Service, 110 W. Low as 1425 Stcnstrom R ealty APARTMENTS, dean, nleely furn­ Second St. WILSON • MA1ER Grader* — Patera — Dragline* HERBS RT BTKKSTROM ished, ISO 4> 143. u s Elm Ava You can move in immediately New And Used Furniture Keller* — Transport* Up to 93-33 hourly, comm, plus Restatertd Broker Large stucco bouse. while the papers a n being 311 R. FlratJSL FA 2 3422 PHONE: Days, PA 34134 bonus. Salesmanship not re­ LEN KISNEB NO 8-J2C7. processed. quired. Demonstrate new pat­ Nights, PA 3-7133 or PA 2 3443 LOTTO BROADWAY New to Used Furniture to ApplC We Guarantee Personal ented Air Cushion Shoes. Sam­ r e n T O R srrr MODERN 2 bedroom apartment aaets. A Good Place To PuraHaro Storage aad Having ples supplied. Charles Chester and efficiency apartment, Satisfactions Ob The BETTYE D. SMITH BUY SELL or TRADE To aad Pram Anywhere Shoe*, Dept. B 111 Brockton, furalahad. M l Palmetto. JENKINS FURNITURE C. R. PHILLIPS Construction Of Your Home Mass. PA 2-4331. FA 2-T43U 1300 French Ava. Ph. PA 9-1*1 490 Sanford Ave. Or Your Money Cheerfully I ll N. Park - P i. FA 3-24M i ! j 3 I l o ^ » s I I i r 2-BEDROOM apartment, nicely Refunded. FARM: 20 acres, (lied, several 7lto PAIR FREE! 22. Artlelee For Sale furnished. living room and kit flowing wells. Large barn. MEN-WOMEN »20. Daily. Sell Ladiea thin heel* (lifts), rhen air conditioned. 9TI a •ST SCOOTER: Norge electric Roomy 3 BR. house. Easy Aak About It) Luminous nameplates. Write month. Call FA terms. Ph. FA 2-1323. stove, like new. FA 2-7442 CARTER'S SHOE REPAIR Reaves Co., Attleboro, Mass. Park Ava. — Opposite Pood Fair 3-ROOM furnished aoartment Wa­ BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, 1H bath ii. w .,rw 7T7d ter furnished. 930. PA 2-73N house. Grave Manor, 1013 Lin­ after 1:00 P. M. coln St. BABY BITTING, Ironing. FA 24433 H . B. PO PE CO. S. P «h - PA 34194 2-BEDROOM house, kitchen tarntL AaariXj^^srrUts Car. Hwy. 17-92 ft 27th 8L IP THIS HOUSE COULD TALK ished. Phone FA 3-4744. ■ E r n e TANS 1 1 1 7 X 3 Phone FA 2-1501 Repairs Blot* 19* it would tell you about the two Plum bing GARAGE APARTMENT, 4 A. HARR BaBAEY nice large bedrooms, one in Joe c . Thomas and bath. Large acraaa parch. READ THIS TWICE knotty pine paneling, the lovely 19* Sarita SL NOrth 34711 FA 2 0449 NOrth 9 4423 Car garage. Phone PA 2 THE PRICE IS RIGHT on this Fla. room in cedar paneling, the Night - FA 2-0191. Complete Lawn ____ brand new three bedroom con­ sparkling equipped kitchen and Partllbrnr Bprayteg — Mowing REAL ROOMY, nice 2 I S funs, crete block homo—two sparkl­ breakfaet nook, the landscaped JOHN LOHMER1R _____ ____________ apt. with Fla. RM.. tile bath, ing baths—fully equipped elec­ yard shaded by large oaks, sod 414 wmaw Ava, PA B-71W screened porch. 17M Magnolia tric kitchen—near schools and sprinkler system. Tha nice /^wwhSwpT"Hosting / Ava., upstairs. $73. PA 3 * 3 1 or shopping centers—Only 3330 neighbors. Bu» since the house ROL7JkWAY, Heepital aad Baby FA 2-2294. down and 317.30 per month— Is unable to talk guess you'll da. Day. Day, Weak Waal ar Maath — Beds. AIR CONDITIONING DON’T PROCRASTINATE—Call just have to sen it for yourself, FURNTTURB NICE BEDROOM, private en­ US RIGHT NOW! CONTRACT tad REPAIR WORE call us for appoinlmenL 11* Praoch Avo. trance and bath. Phoao PA 2-3441. 1*7 fsofsrd Ava. FA !4 W Ph. PA MBI • Quiet C o aau alty FARMER'S AGENCY 3-ROOM furnished apartment, 1200 Down 9100 Per Meath SANFORD Plambiag to Heating N. V. Farmer, Realtor • Near Golf Course 1209 Palmetto. 2394 So. Elm Ph. FA 2 7914. 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath Meek home D. H. Whitmore wtth carport* rad storage; terLillian G. Trams * HOUSE, partly furalahad. PLUMBING rasas floors throughout; kiteboa Associates. FA 2 3423. Contracting to Repairs oqolppod. Near school. Total 114 S. French Ave. Ph. PA 2-3231 Free Eetlmatei fries 913,1*. WELAKA APARTMENTS: After hours, FA 2-2411, FA 2-4921, R. L. HARVEY I acted** Cteataf Coat private hatha, 114 w. P in t FA 2-0241 394 Sanford Ava. Phooe FA 213* Ropa I*. Payton Registered Seel Estate Broker Tura W a t Ob 20th 2-RM. Apt 112 Elm. PA 2*71. ASSOCIATE*St. Follow Couatry FURNISHED aperimiz’. dean ami Mary E. Carmaa — Leo Balvail Qub Rd. ft Watck WELCOME NAVY A N D NEWCOMERS c l o s e la. Jimmy Cowan, Ph Ph. FA 3-1301 17-93 at Hiawatha Far Our Sigaa • • • r \ 2-4013. MAJOR BBOWN REALTY TO SANFORD Realtor NICELY furnished elaao spti., LAKE MARY Wt invito you to bo our guoats absolutely free 1 small children accepted. 404 E. P k PA 2-3237 or PA 2-1944. •i00 A. M. TU Dark without obligation a t <mm of Saaford’s leading 14th St. Phone PA 2 4292. SUNDAY Motels white you locate suitable housing for 3 bate CB home. 3-ROOM BUNGALOW, turn!shod. 3-BEDROOM. yoa and your famify. Pick up your k*y at tho Terms. Phone FA 2 3429. 1:00 P. M. TU Dark FA 2-3109. Salon Office. Si. FRESH F IS H SUNLAND Estates & ■South P IN EC R ES T 4th Addition. Mather of Sanford Dallas Asphalt Co. PINK Frigidaira refrigerator, 11 cu. ft., used 14 months. 999. FA 2-4320.________________ PIANO, medium upright, plain mahogany, new keyboard, tails to tune. Like new condition. Guaranteed. DeUvsctd — 9130. Phone FA 2-1971. NEW electric Hotpelnt etova to re­ frigerator. Atsume 19 payments, 914.93 ra. FA 2-49U. Sell Us Your Furailuro. Quick Service With th e Cash. SUPER TRADING POST, PA 14977. PAINT and WALLPAPER SUPPLIES Buy 1 Gal. - Get 1 FREE! MARY CARTER PAINTS 201 W. 1st St. PA 1*49 24” GE STOVE, good conditio*. Phooe TA 2-1924. 1933 DODGE tudor. elean. lib H. P. kicker, good. FA 24703. A TM 9 N EW R A V EN N A PARK HOMES $450 Down OPEN D A IL Y FURNUHED spsrtmont. herd wood floors, tile bath, private Adults. Phone FA 2 * 0 1 . 2 Bedroom A partm ent f unfurnished, near stores A school .No pets plea*. 2117 Elm. BONNIE JOHNSON Bcaaly Shop 1904 Sanford Avo. Will Bo Closed For Vacalteo Sept. 7ih tens 24th Odham & Tudor, Inc. BRAILEY ODHAM, Proa. Corner Hwy. 17*92 ft 27th 8*. Phone FA 2-1501 ShatunakaA '■J Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. 112-114 W. 2nd SL Th. PA 2-4922 FOR TUF. NAVIGATOR: one Path Sextant $70. Call FA 2-0937. BIG JOBBER'S CLOSEOUT Big Suite for Big Mae up to............. 329.93 Also Wash-n-Waar Suits 919.* Over 1400 pairs of Trousers. We can fit all sixes 20 to to Men's 93.23 Bathing Trunks Now Me Tb# store is bulging with bun* dreds of bargains (or a sa , wo­ man and children. ROUND, SHORT and TALL COME ON IN. WE CAN FIT Y’ALI. HUTCHINS CLOTHING CENTER Hwy. 17-93 Cor. 434 Closed Friday evening and alt day Sat. Open Mon. thru Tbura. from Noon 'U1 i p. m. and open ALL DAY Sun. CROWDER peas, okra, by tha bushel. FA 2-04IB. BK.ND1X automatic washer, like nrw. 330 FA 21039. SMALL 2 plbce sectional sofa. Call FA 1-1341. 22-A—Articles dranicJ USED VACUUM Cleaner, prefer ably Electrolux. FA 2 4323. i i — Lost to Fouad LOST: Diamond wrist watch In downtown Sanford. REWARD Mrs. Hummel, Mayfair Inn, FA 23111. 23. Edacetloa — Instruct!** U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! Mon-soman, 11-32. Start high as S93.UO week. Preparatory train­ ing until appointed. Thousands n( Jobs open. Experience usually unnecessary. FREE Information on Jobs, sauries, requirements. Writs TODAY I Lincoln Service, Peklr. 23, Illinois. H O LLER S S m thaae banaltes aelliav at n tk * bottoa prkas before yon buyt * « $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 1959 Chevrolet I DEMONSTRATOR Biscaya* Bertea • Feeder R e d a n - V* • Aatomatk TraasmUaiM • Power Stoerteg • Power Brake* • Only •99 Actual Niton . Lnsterana Bell* Finish . White Wall T im • A V S 'I A V S SA V E f t t t 9 * 9 1956 Oldsmobil* Sapor “II” Feeder Holiday Redan • Tower Steering . Tower Brakan • Aatomatl* Transmission • R a d i o • Heater • SparhUng Black ft Wkite Finish • Very Clean ; Interior • On* Owner Local Top Qnallty Car $1695 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 1956 Buick Special Fordor Redan • Re* die • Haatar • Cteaa Interior Original Finish. Was $1095 N O W $940 3 3 3 3 3 3 1 1955 Rambler T u d o r Station Wagon • Automatic Transmission • Heater • Sleep* Two, Was 91095 “In the City of Gracious Living" N O W $880 $ * * * $ $ $ ----- COMING SOON------ 1955 Chevrolet Formal Opening “2in" Tador • VB • Power* glide Waa 91095 Dream Homes *340 *9840 Down Paymtnl-No Closing N O W $895 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Our Used C an W in B# Displayed For Yonr to* spection Nightly On Oar Large Lighted Let. WHERE Homes fester* 3 Itedrooai* • lit Tile 11/tKs • Screened Perch • L'Ullt) Hoorn • Ter ratao Fleer* • Carport* - Land scaped Lets « All City Caa* vaniencas. MONiHLY PAYMENTS W AIT! WATCH! DEALS SH INE T O T A L PRICE at tha sign i f your boat boy HOLLER MOTOR SALLS F or O pening D ate tod ft PatoMttft O s, SA N FO RD Ml Wee* FA mm ■ FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS Enclosed head. Bag-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. Plastic or n y o a tapes- Cotton or aytoa cords. ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. AIRLINE CARBtR ENJOY FREE GOOD PAY - SECURITY SEVERAL 1 7 * wiQ be selected ateiy t* train tar attractive line poeittena aa HeteeM vatloaiat. Ticket Agate, aicatloniat, Station Ag Operations. Lew casttn eludes beauty and aril meat. Enter the many atetea benefits. Huai ha high altos* graduate wtth amhtttena te ahead. Trailing aceerdUad NHSC. Write tar eawfidm queattaaaptoi lactade year and telephmm. Natianal M of Aersaautks, AirUna Dtrittan, ■ * t A. e/a FA 2*0711 a r F A 2-9151 ______________________ i __ • te M i 1 i a �• s ir V * i-' * • * .. • -[ i •*. • r '■'* . ' * ** South American, lea n and M eaty . COINED BEEF 12 OZ CAM W orry Clinic OMMTVTV 6«V 318 Polio Coses Reported In U. S. WASHINGTON fUPI) - The PvbU< Health ferric* Mid Friday that SIS m m ad paralytic polio war* reported aerott th* natle* lart week — a record high far th* year. Th* a fancy also said IM nodparalytic cates were reported (or last week. TMi broafbt the total thia year to I N I catca, l ,M ad them Dir*lytic. The Health Service noted that in IKS, the flrat year that Salk vac* cine became available, 4.M2 pari aJytic caiet had been recorded by th* laat week in August. problems were unique. "I don't think New York City has put a really more serious problem then aur upstate cities have," be said. *T think really we ought to, all ad us, understand that this isn't o New York City, or New York Vlai* problem alone, nor is it a national problem." He laid juvenile delinquency Is ■ "world wide phenomenon." I know he donan't car*, (or me at all. ao ahoolda’t I pet a divorce? -Why, Dr. a * b e s t *M Just at the height od our romanting. Doesn't that prove ho has no lev* (or me whatever?1* When I examined Clara, I found bar breaat eras certainly almost a solid mast od black aad bhjt marks. Bo I quisled her repeatedly to find out why Ms love hod turned ao suddenly to hate. "Didn’t you do anything to of­ fend him ?" I naked, but she vigorously shook Iter bead. “Are you positive?" I want on. "Many wives unwittingly offend their mates." But Clara aUll protested she hadn’t done the slightest thing to incur her husband's wrath and DhyikiJ iLuie. HENRYK VBJ4MION Mo I sent her out into the re­ ception room aad naked for her husband to come in. Then I got a different slant on the affair. "Mur*. Dr. Crane, I hit her." Henry admitted angrily. "And if The population od New York I had had acres* to a butcher I ’d have when it was captured from the Dutch by the British io 1M4 was slit her throat I "Humph," f replied, "you must only 1,000. have been Date, but Clara xayi Henry’s b*. Tat aha had affronted Ida mas. euiin* ago in a man’s moot vulnerable She had shews Henry aha hadn't paid a bit ed attention to his gallant IS saimstes «d love prelade. So scad h r my booklet ’ Sex Problems io Marriage,'* enclos­ ing a stamped r e ta n envelope, plus 20c (no-prodit). Get hep to reality and quit jeopardising your marriage by ignorance in sen aaU rra. (Al**ya writ* Dr. Craon la ear* «d thia newspaper, eweloolag a loeg fe slaaipad, addroaa ad eatetepe aad JPc to n r t r typing aad prlntlag costa when yow seed far eee ad Mb heakieta.) f» to rs T T jriw p i acrricK o r r tL is u r s e r m o s russ n a a c irm ii %M(.B o r Legal Notice K ASTHMA BACON fa n * 4 * cotw T SKMIVULK c u r ATT, F L O B IU A i ui a a t :■ x» t i t x a r b jc m a b d b BKNLKB. daraaaad M ay Indicate T V Shifts tervlaws were presented by NBCfro n London and Berlin. The show to* Goodyear Theelse episode. concluded with com moot from Paris and Washington, which REMKMBKM Tsar TecsUaa •gain advanced th* general sum WUh SNAP SHOTS of Information. CBS-TV Ignored WIEBOLDTS (ho "grass roots" interview* and the opinion wrapupa CAMMA SHOP Deepitu Us shortcomings, bow­ e r * . the C M -iM tah-umw bm b BREAKFAST Legal N otict K s tx tT isa N ollca la b a r a b y g l v a a t h a t w a 1. h a v a fllad o a r f in al r a t u r n s aa | K a a f u tu r or th a a s ta ta o r M i n i . 1 AMIr It. B K I f l . E H . d a c a a a a d : t h a t w a b a r s f l la d a u r p a t i t l o a for! d lstrlbatioa aad far f i n a l dlarjsa r g a , a n d t h a t a a l a p t a m h a r l t , l l » i y , w a w ill a p p l y t a l h a l l o a s r abla W ilso n A lasindar, C ounty t h b stat* or* from in * J u d g s of S s n s t a o l s C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , toi l i a r m . sc h lo w o siss for ap proval of said final r a tu r a a TOU a M l H K ItK H T N O T I F I E D a a d fo r a n o r d s r of d t a t r l b u t l u n t h a t a s u i t h a s h a a a H l s d a g a i n s t a a d for f i n a l d i s c h a r g e aa K g s cu r u u la t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h a t o r of th a w ill a f R I C H A R D B. Mlnlh J u d i c i a l C l r r u lt , In a a d t o r IlfClILKM. d a c a a a a d Ham lnsla C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , a n t l t l a d Awatsat t l , m » . By M K D DANZIG F I I U T NATION AJ. B A N K AT I ad a sponsor (Kireslone) who aa- A. r . n r 'I l U H I O l f M . I’l a l n t i r r . vs. I A H T If. MCIII/JUOIIM. I i a fa n d W I N T K I t l*A IllC NKW YORK (UPll - Two new r hewed th* traditional middle a a t , In C h a n r a r y no. t a j j f . T h a nafly / ■ / U s u r p s O. I i - r g - s o a dhows with one rsst of characters commercial. Tht NBC-TV presto t o r a a t Ib is s a l t la l a o b l a l a a A ssistant T ru s t O tflcar d l v a r ss . were unveiled on TV Thursday UI Ion was not sponsored. / a / J o s a p h M. M u r a a k o . Tuu a r a k a r a h y r a -io lr a d t o Ilia Bight. l t u r n a y l o r aa ld K s ta l e Ki-ganJIeas od any ratings fee f o u r w r l t l a n d aran aaa w i t h l h a A I*. N o. S ! l Th* Columbia Broadcasting Sys­ these programs, one thing is cer­ C t a r h o f aalil C o u r t a n d s s r v a a F a r nO. l-Iloa a rk . F l o r i d . tem and National Broadcasting tain: Both allows are bound to copy I h s r s o f yp-,a P l a i n t i f f ' s a t Company launched the flrat od pick up viewers when (he Red t o r u a y a on a r b s f o r a MsptamUar x o t i c n o f a m . i r i T i i r k f o b T A X IIKKIS many news shows that are drill Star performer frum Moscow gets IStb, ISIS, a r a D a c r a a P r o C*>nfason w ill ba a n t a r a d s s i l s i l you. t a a c t . t s u s f l o n i i i a e T A T i T W * gated to massive television tech­ Into l)i« act neat month. W1TNEHM m y h a n d a n d aaal aa o r iassi niques aimed at bringing world af lha C ircuit C o u r t la aad N O T IC E te HKIIH HT G IV E N . The Channel Swim: David Wayiw Cforl a r kMamln-ls C a u a l y , F l o r i d a . Ikla T h a t N. J. I l a h r l h a h o l d a r of t h a I problems right Into our honii-s. returns tp TV opposite Janet Blair ISIS* d a y of A u g u s t, A. O. ISIS. f u l l w i n g c s r O f l c a t a h a s I l ia d s a i d Specifically, the shows will try in th* fsslnday, Oct. tl NBC-TV I O P. I II.ItN P O N , d a r k C l r a u l t c a r t l f l c a l s f o r t a x daad to ba laI* help Americana better under­ special, ' ’Tha Strawberry Blonde." C o u r t l a a n d P a r Uaailaola a u a d l h a r a o n . T h a c s r l l f l c a t s n u m - j ( 'a u n t y , F l o r i d a b a r an d y s a r a f lasuanca, t h a d«astand tii* significance of I’rtsi- Henry Cabot l/>dgr, L'nited jinbaet h a T. V ih la a c r l p t i o n o f l h a p r o p e r t y . a a d lh a dent hucnhower's trip to Kurope u d o r to the U. N., will help CBS- MAMHyK. MMalr’It It Kl.l. * H O M • ‘ f t In w h i c h It w as a a a s a a s d a r a ' •ml his exchange od visits with TV's U. N. in action launch its A t t u r a a y a fur P U I n l l f l a a fo llo w a: Nikita Khrushchev, P. O. Ilox I K S C a r t l f t e a t s Na lit lllh season on Sunday, Sept. 13. T s a r a f i s s u a n c a J a n a SS. A. B. Since these shows—B scheduled Trial! Dwelley, the singer Jack ( I r i a n Io, F l o r i d a ItfF.AI.) 1S4T Ip NBC and 14 by CBS—coma Peer "re-dlscovared" two years Irca ctlp iU a af P r a p a r f y i during hours ordinarily devoted to ago, returns In Ms show next l a l h a C a a t l a f l h a I ' a u a l r Jo U sa, tail 1 lllo c k * • r . N I t o l . a C a a a l r , F l o r i d a , "entertainment" aimed at shut- Thursday night. l-uili A r b o r C o u n t r y C l u b e n t r a n t s Hsatlua ta g out world problama, the ex­ The season's second Bail Tale- l a aai K a l a tl aa a PraWasa. f F l a t Book l P i p e d I t * *1 j periment may be a factor In shap- pbooe Hour musiral, set for NBC- KI.IZAUBTM W. BUCHANAN. Mams l a w h i c h as sa aaad C h u r c h I D acsasad. o f i t . Mary, K l in ,I lls . Now T a r k TV on Friday, Oct. 23, will use T a All I 'r s d l l o s o a a d P a r a a a s l i a r , All af sa id p r o p e r l y Using l a t h a an old West theme. The talent ____ l a a C la im s a a U s a s a f a A a a l a a l •-’• • < y a f Itamlnola. S t a t s o f F l o r ­ SUlalai id a. Ualaaa ssscfi c s r l l f l c a l a s h a l l -oMer Includes Burl Ives, Delores Bald Ton and sack a f you a rs ksrrby m a , c o r d i n g to l a w l h a Gray, Art Lund, Patrice Mutual, a o l l f l t d a a d r s u u l r a d l a p r a s a a l bp ar e pr ss dr taya mffascrlbad la gu eh c a r t l f l - l Brian Sullivan, Jania Paige and a n y c l a i m s a n d d e m a n d s w h i c h you. c a l s will ba so ld Io th a h i g h e s t j o r a l l h a r o f y ou, m a y b a r s a g a i n . t b idder a t l h a f r o a t d o o r o f t b a ! Johnny Cash. ha a a t a l s at K M X A U K T II W. Hamloola C o u a t y C o u r t l l o u a o a l "Four For Tunlght," an NBC-TV tIII.'CII AN AS, dacaaaait, l a t a g | sa id ford . F l o r i d a , on tb n f i r s t M n a . special being pro<lured by Robert C u u n l y , l a I k s C o u n t y J u d g s of Han d a y In lh a m o n t h of O c t u b s r , I t l l . l Saudak Associates, hat lined up Mamlnuln C u u n l y , F l o r i d a , a t kla w h ic h U t h a t t h . day a f O a l o b s r . i tail. thre* at tha four stars who will oCfaflucaal y l aa t I ISIa a ct sorudr. t Fkl oo ur iadaa , o fw l tMk id la l u i s d Ih la I I t h , d n r ad A u g u s t , ; do speciality solos in tha hour: s i g h t a a l a a d a r m o n l h a f r o m l h a Beatrice Mill*, Cyril RiWhird aad O. y I fa r n d u n Tamml Grimes. C l a r k C i r c u i t C o u rt. ba In w r i t i n g , a n d a k a t l d a t a th a Mamlnola C o u n ty , F larlO a CBS-TV has dropped plana to p l a r a a f r a s l d a n c a a a d p o s t a f t l c s (O fficial C t a r h 'a S aalt esent tha opera version ad "The a d d r o a a a f t h a s l a l m a n t , a n d s h a l l I'n b liah : A u g u s t s i : S e p t e m b e r 1,1 w a.ia.H a w ain , su ic n u n ivll and Daniel Webster" on a ha s w o r n to by t h a s l a l m a n t , hla 14, ll, MU. P 1 CBS TV esmkrss captured in great n d n a y auch winter Playhouse M, presumably ac lgaaiimn , a or r d aaml taaar da s ya ,a t aa# d l a d sh all detail- Also, the NBC-TV dww gave M fewer newsreel pictures because NBC-TV has a head start h a void. • / B am u al M. B u e h a a a a of the steteenieo and m e e t pithy with Us plan for a dramatic pres­ Aa a s s n u l a r a f t b s L a s t W U Statements about th* "why" of entation of tha Stephen Vincent a n d T s a ta m a a t of Benet Story. Peter Und Hayes K llaahalh W. B uchanan, (heir meeting. has to alar to "The Day d a caa aad Interesting man In the street to- Th* signed P l r s t p u b l i c a t i o n g s p L ! . I . U A SS DavU Hid," ao NBC-TV Al­ Accent On News Events W3GER NO. 1 QUALITY SLICED RJMXESft Fair hash* . Hare* Pomps Repairs Ta AU Makes Howard C. Long MV & COMMERCIAL BY. PA M i l l SLICED TENOiR BEEF LIVER MAYFAIR CREAMED COTTAGE 4 Q CHEESE ^ 4 3 TASTY, FRESH CAUGHT DEEP SEA SCALLOPS' D F P t K l-'CfOUS. M .I V m ,re treats BAKeo* SPANISH MEAT PftS C i GHICWN • BE* •M M * * Firm, Ripe California Iceberg TOMATOES LETTUCE CAATONS HEADS t �S -* " Soviet Veto Refused In UN Laos Action; U. S. Sends Arm s UNITED NATION*. N. T. (UP!) -T h e Security Council, overriding Russia'* veto, voted tarty today to Mod a four-aatlow committee investigate tha situation to mmunlst-threatentd Laot. Tbo vote to tha ll-mambar eownaU v ia 10-1 against tha Russians. Tba negative Sovlat vote ordilarily would hava killad tlw maasirv. but tba council had rated to • previous 10-1 vote that tba era a- R dan a f tba tovaattgattof tea v i a a procedural aubjact to tba vote. Tba Laot government today rewide-spread Communist BMvamaat acroaa aortbara aad spaculatod tba rabala may ba rtad y to f for a ooocartad assault on Samnaus, capital o< tba pro Tine* with tha same name. Tba United States, meanwhile, was airlifting munitions to the reyal Leotiaa army to help tea defense. Two planeloads at gran* ades were flown to Monday. Sev­ eral additional loads were due to­ day. Observers thought some of these latter might include small arms ammunition. Tba four nations making up tha UN committee are Argentina, Italy, Japan and Tunisia, all mem­ bers of tha council. They schedul­ ed a meeting at noon today, and ____ ba an tba way to Laoa by tha and of tba weak. Sovlat Ambassador Arkady A. Sobolev protested tba council de­ cision bitterly, charging that tba majority was to affect rewriting tba UN abettor whan It everrede hie veto. “The delegation of tba USSft. . . regards this aetion as aoo-exlat •nt, illegal aad not to whom It la address­ ed,” Sobolev said. U. S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge aad other spokesmen for tba Western Big Three rejected the Soviet charge, pointing out that tba charter specifically exempts procedural mattera from too bigpower veto. The council debate focused on tbo resolution errating the in vet- • (H I)* ynff, t t .t t WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Wednesday, few scattered ah overt. High today 89 to 98, low tonight 70 to 75. SANFORD, FLORIDA United Praaa La— d Wirw Established 5 o > TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1959 NO. 516 Explosions Precede School jOpenings At Little Rock ligating request tor UN troops la expel Communist invaders from Ms ter­ ritory nor the U. 9. charge that Russia is cooperating with Ike at­ tackers waa mentioned. Sobolev used every mamas a t hto command to bloek council action, including tha “doubl* veto” with which Russia has prevented pro­ cedural actions to Use past, hot the majority overrated all af hto maneuver*. “W* have jest w lto im il (toa be­ ginning of the revision ef toe UN Charter. . the Russian mapped angrily after his defeat. “This res­ olution cannot be regarded aa adopted because oo* af to* big five permanent member* af toe council voted against M. “Tha resolution does not have validity for anyone. . he mid. The resolution Instructed UN investigators to report their find­ ings to the council “ as soon as possible," leaving the question af effecUva action against tha Rads to be considered later. The trouble to Laos cantors to the provinces at Sam Neua and Phong Saly, bordering on both Red Viet Nam aod Rad China. Democrats Ready To Challenge Ike On Works Action M ayor's., Board Offices, Fire Chief's Car Targets * LITTLE ROCK. Ark. (UPI) — Explosions Monday night wracked an unoccupied office in the Little Rock School Boiud building, damaged a building housing the private of­ fice! of tha mayor, and demolished tha firw chief’s cityowned station wagon. No one waa h u rt Asst. Polka Chief R. E. Glass­ cock did not know If tha explo­ sives, possibly dynamite, were aet gpr thrown. Tbo blasts, on tba ava of too opening of the city’s grade and junior high schools, came minutes apart. The first waa to Fire Chief Gann Nallay’a car, parked In (root of hla residence at 10:30 p. m. Nalley was criticlxcd by segregationists for turning fire hoses on marchers last month a t Central High. to Tbo aecond waa at tba modernv totie b*»oHLny where Mayer Warn­ er Kaoop has his private construc­ tion Arm offices at 10:33. The third was at the School Board office, just off the down(own section, a t 10:31. Police Chief Gaos Smith, who t u r n e d back a demonstration marching on Central High School when it opeood Integrated Aug. 12, Immediately salted all man to News Briefs Cotton Crop Off WASHINGTON (UPI) -T h e Ag­ riculture Department today esti­ mated 14,M,000 bales of eotton will ba produced this year, down 137,* 000 bale* or one per cent from last month’s forecast. President Pleased WASHINGTON (UPI) - GOP congressional leaders said today President Eisenhower was pleased with the labor reform bill passed during hit European trip and by tha support of his vstocs on two key Issues. Inquiry To Be Asked TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Florida Legislative Reference Bu­ reau said today R will take about a weak to draw a resolution asking the state congressional delegation • ‘“S ordered lights turned on to to request the U. S. Justice De­ Mi the city’s school buildings for partment to investigate the na­ the remainder of the night. tion’s poultry business. Smith ordered hit men to check •vary drive-in theater to tha city and examine all outgoing cars. NEW YORK (U PI^N egotiators Ha surrounded tba city’s four in the long and costly steel etrike high schools with blockades and met for only 30 minutes today man. Polic* stopped and exam­ and recessed until Thursday when ined every car driving In the vi­ a new bargaining procedure will cinity af toe schools. start. The strike was to Its 36th day—the industry’s longest con­ tinuous nationwide shutdown. Strike In 56th Day *Mr. H. C. Stoothoff Dies Af Ml. Dora Mr. Herbert Cornelius Stoothoff, «l, a Sanford native and a Mt. Dora resident, died following a heart attack a t Ms Mt. Dora ^bome yesterday. Mr. Stoothoff lived to Sanford moot of his life before moving to Mt. Dora four and one-half years ago. He was a member of St. Ed­ wards Episcopal Church of ML Dora, and of tha Elks' Lodge. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Christine Stoothoff of Mt. Dora; his mother, Mrs. Elisabeth Haba of Sanford; five sons, Neil, George, Charles, Chris, and Fred, all of toML Dora, and a slater, Mrs. Wal­ t e r Meriweather of Sanford. Funeral services will ba held to­ morrow at 11 a. m. in St. Edward’* Episcopal Church, with Rev. John Mangrum officiating. Burial will follow at Pina Forest Cemetery, ML Dora Rahbaum Funeral Horn* of Mt. Dora is in charge of a r­ rangements. qHouse Opens Way For Adjournment WASHINGTON (UPI) - T h a IIoum cleared its decks today for an adjournment drive, but Senate Itomocratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson said the Senate baa i “ plan" to quit Saturday. Houaa membera voted to allow Democratic leaden to by-pass the J u le s Committee for three days, K arting Thursday, aod call up any bills for action. Under regu Ur procedure the committee first must approve any measure* for floor consideration. The action was taken in hopes that the Senate, whkh is Uggtog behind the House in its work, can overcome delaying tactic* of Sen, Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) and finish lis weekend. Election Due LONDON (U PI)—Prims Minis­ ter Harold klacmUlan was expect­ ed to tell the nation today that Britain wdi hold general election! OcL I. Macmillan waa due back from hu unscheduled visit to Queen Elisabeth at her Scottish vacation residence, Balmoral Cartto. Admirals’ Junket Brings Rebuke WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rear Adm. James A. Hirshfield, assist­ ant commandant of the Coast Guard, has been officially rebuked tor faking relatives along on a 28day flying inspection trip to Burop*. Also censured for approving the presence of a total of nine civil­ ians on the trip was Vice Adm. Alfred C. Richmond, the Coast Guard eummandant. PLENTY OF ACTION wua on the program yestoriluy when the Dusty Boots Riding Club staged its Play Day. Here’s a scene from the unusual hull event, where contestant! tied a bell on tha bull’s tall instead of roping and hog.tying i t (Bergstrom Photo) Altamonte To Be Drain Pipe Funds Lacking, County Says Site Of Exchange County commissioner* said to­ day they don’t know where the county could get money to pay for a drainage pip* the city at Sanford has asked front 23th 8t. to a city pipe south of 34th Place. The drainage project in question ia tied into the widening of Ssnford Av*. The county ia pledging Mvcn and a half year* of its entire 80 per cent of gas tax revenue for two projects now, Commission Chairman John Krider said in a meeting of the commtasluners with City 3fanager Warren Knowles and Mayor A. L. Wilson. He referred to the Sanford Ave. roud and drainage project, and the four Ian ing of First St. between French Ave. and Interstate Hwy. 100. The city wanta a pipe rather than a ditch through the area over lily Ct. because stagnant water would guttler in the ditch near residences, Knowles said. Piping the drainage acro.s the muckland would require 9uu feet of 40 inch pipe to cost about $30,000 said P. W. Ekey, State Hd. Dept, engineer. A 40 foot wide right of way has been proposed for a ditch and a 20 foot wide area la proposed for a pipe, Ekcy ford Av*. drainage project, water said. from around 27th St. would go into With tha storm sewer built on Sanford Ava. ai part of the San- the swamp area he said. Funds from the county shouldn’t be cut off so they can be spent within the city limits, said Com mlsstoner Lawrence Swoffurd. Road funds should go where they are needed, answered CotnmU sloner David Gatchell, stressing Mr. Charlie L. Roqumore, TJ. Sanford Ave., has much traffic go died a t 11 a.m. Saturday, at hi* ing to the Naval Air Station. hum* on Sanford Ave. He came A meeting to discuss the choice to Sanford a year and a half ago nt a ditch or a pipe waa sat by from Forayth, Ga. He was a re­ the city officiali and County Com tired farmer and member of the First Baptist Church at Forsyth. inissioners for 7:30 p. m. Thursday He ia survived by a daughter, at City Hall. Mra. Thelma (iaddis, Sanford; one slater, Mra. Mary Lou Ivey, Marianna, Fla., and four grand­ children. The body was sent to Forsyth for funeral services and burial by Grarakow Funerul Home. Mr. C. L. Roqumore Dies At His Home Voter List Control Proposal Protested WASHINGTON (U P I)-A Civil Rights Commission proposal that the federal government take over local voter registration when nec Donald E. Coleman is the new •••ary to hall discrimination stir­ president of the Lake Mary Cham­ red up angry southern reaction ber of Commerce. He was elected today. at the chamber's monthly meeting Three of the six commission along with J, O. Gregory, 1st vice president; E. If. Case. 2nd vice members also urged a constitu­ preaidcnt; Mrs. Sidney Fowler, tional amendment designed to treasurer, and Mrs. Robert C. guarantee voting righta. They fur­ ther suggested steps to combat Martin, secretary. A new project was started by discrimination in education and mutating a loan program for col- the C of C to get plants fur beau­ housing. lege ciassrot.m construction, tification of Ihe IJig Tree Park. Southern senators and House Eisenhower said this new outlay Anyone desiring to donate plants members promptly denounced th* shuuld not be included. to the pro.ect ia asked to phone recommendations as “ unconstitu­ Sparkman said his compromise Mrs. Martin at FA 3-4913. tional." They pledged to do every­ also would: thing possible to prevent them Remove an Oct. 1, 1960. cut off from being put into effect. date fur )6 billion in new authori­ Sen. Richard B. Russell (D Ga.) ty tor the Fedcra. Housing Admin­ leader of the southern congressistration to guarantee home mort•ions) bloc, declared, "if the Con­ gages. gress. . .does its duty to th* ,, Specify . - that the bill's $C30 radTALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Flo- American people U will put this Uon ui( federal grants for urban I rida’s financial picture brightened commission out of business." Oth. .for. the cabinet to release er echoed jjjj atat*. renewal• would cover .two years enough rather than one. thousands of dullars in planning ment. It would retain two other fea­ and construction money for new The commission will cease to tures particularly objectionable to state buildings yesterday. exist to days from today unless the preaidcnt — a housing loan Comptroller Ray E. Green said Congress votes to extend Us life. program for th* elderly and au­ he waa “encouraged” by the way The biller southern reaction threat­ thorisation for 37,000 new public revenue was flowing tnlo the state ened eongressional plans to vote coffers. i s one year extent ion. Lake Mary C Of C Elects Coleman Housing Bill Back For Another Try WASHINGTON (UPI) — The' Senate Banking Committee today! approved a "third try" billion-, dollar housing bill which congres­ sional leaden expect Preaidcnt Eisenhower to sign. Members said the action was unanimous. The 15-member group was call­ ed into a special meeting after a majority indicated accept­ ance of s compromise drafted in part by Housing Subcommittee Chairman John Sparkman (DAU.). Eisenhower has vetoes, two pre­ vious housing bills, the first total, tog 91.373,000,000 and the other 91,060,000,000. The new measure would cut It b* a* addumud $M million, ah- WASHINGTON (UP!) — Demo­ crat* were ready today to chal­ lenge President Elsenhower to risk once more his record of nev­ er having had a law enacted over his veto. They planned to push through the House by nightfall a new f t,163.300,093 public works appro­ priation bill carrying funds tor all of the 8T projects which prompted him to veto the first bill 11 days •go. Republicans said they didn’t see bow they could muatcr enough votes to knock out disputed funds on the House floor. They had even less hop* tha Senate would delete them. The bill carries money to fi­ nance flood control and navigation projects through tha country, In­ cluding Florida. Six days ago, the House failed by only one vote to muster tha two-thirds margin needed to enact the first bill over the Pesldcnt’a veto. The new bill Is Identical ex­ cept for an across the-board cut of 3.3 per cent for all projects. Some lawmakers felt that the president would sign the second bill with an angry attack on the Democrats and then get his way by “freeilng” funds atloted for some or ail of the disputed pro­ jects Others felt that Eisenhower might veto the second bill after Con­ gress adjourns and then call the legislators hark for ■ special ses­ sion to write a third measure. State's Financial Picture Brighter Casselberry and A l t a m o n t e Springs telephone offices will lie combined in a new office at At tainonte Springs, a Winter Park Telephone Co. official told th* county commission this morning. Completion of the office is set for Nov. 21, I960, M. L. Ilarre, assistant to the president of the Winter Park company said. This will eliminate the Tempi* and Valley exchanges. People served by the Winter Park Telephone Co. In south Seminole will be able to call Orlando directly without go­ ing through the Midway ex­ change, Harre explained. "From the best information I can gel we are paying th* high­ est rale ami getting the poorest service i<|/; anywhere I know," s a i d Commissioner Lawrence Swollen], referring to service around Altamonte Springa, For­ rest City and l-ongwood. Sparsely lettled areas sr* charged more because it costs tnon- per person to give telephone service there, Ilarre said. WHOSE SIDE these troop* are on in the struts)* for power in Lao* I* doubtful. They »r* shown whit* pre­ sumably being trained for duty with th* Royal Laotian Army. Now they reportedly have gone Into the Com­ munist-dominated force* threatening th* little nation. Believed Aid To Assignment Law United Pm * International Token racial integration made its debut in Florida pub* lie school* today and was expanded in several Virginia cities. No incidenta were reported in either state. This waa the picture: Four Negroes were admitted to the Orchard Villa aehool to Miami, tt was to a changing * neighborhood community whtra moat at tba white families bad moved out. At tha naw alimentary school NEW YORK (U PI) — Stock at Homestead Air Force Base 20 prices a t 1 p. m. **L| miles south at Miami, an estlmat* American T A T ........ 79% ed 13 to 30 NegToes war* admitted Bethlehem S te e l_______ 56% along with aavaral hundred whit* C A O ------------------------------- 69% children. Chrysler ......... 65% At Tallahsis—, Gov. LeRoy Col­ Curtlaa-Wright lins kept Informed by telephone DuPont ... ......... oo tba school integration situa­ Eastman Kodak tion to Miami. Ford Motor .. Collins, who has repeatedly said General Electric that Florida must make a start General Motor* toward school Integration, declin­ InU. T A T ed comment. But his aide said Lorillard -— th* governor had * telephone Penney .. — ... call that everything apparently I’enn RR -----went off qulatly. Sears Roebuck S t a t e School Superintendent Studehaker Thomas D. Bailey laid "We must U. S. Steel remember that under Florida law, Weetlnghouse Dade County School Board Is the legal body responsible for admin­ istration of schools it. Dad* Coun­ ty. "This school hoard la operating under legal provisions of th* State| Pupil Assignment Law." Officials feel that token integra­ tion at Orchard Villa will streng­ then th* constitutionality of the Pupil Assignment Law. Integration cam* to rural Vir­ ginia tor the first time wh«n more MIAMI (U PD -A t least 19 p**> than 300 whit* studenta ended a son* died accidentally to Florida boycott ai the Warren County high J during th* 71-hour Labor D a / school in Front Royal. Twenty-on* weekend that ended last midnight, Negroca entered th* school without a United Press International sor• Incident. vey showed. T o k e n Integra ttoa proceeded Beginning at 9 p. a . Friday clsewher* in Virginia at Norfolk, traffic crashes were responsible Charlottesville and Alexandria. At for 11 v • dead. Fiv* persona Charlottesville two whit* schools drowned. Three member* of aa* opened their doors far the tint ,'amlly were killed to th* cra*k lima to I t Negroes. Tner* were of a light plaa* at Wlflteton, a tow catcalls which school offi­ Sunday. cials promptly hushed. A United Pres* International count showed 42* traffic deaths, 83 drowning*, 14 deaths to plan* crashes and 76 to miscellaneous TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - State accident* across tha oatioa for Ml Sen. lfarvt* Bels*r of Poolfay re­ overall toll of 601. ported today that h* has not re­ California led the nation with M ceived a campaign contribution traffic fatalities, followed by Ohio, for hia gubernatorial campaign New York and Texas with S , for more than a week. Pennsylvania with 30, Iowa with Helier, only candidate who has 19, Minnesota with 18, Missouri formally announced, reported hla with 16, Virginia aad Illinois with first contribution, $30 a week ago. 14 and Michigan, Georgia and In this week’s report, h* said he Wisconsin with 13. has received no money and spent no money. 1 p. m. Stocks Labor Day Toll Is 601; Florida Has 13 Deaths No Contributions Mother Off 6 Tries To Kill Children HOUSTON, Tex. (UPI) — The six young sonv of Mrs. Phyltss Clark are alive today, but It was "touch and go" to save one after the woman attempted to kill th«m all with a butcher knife white they prayed. Tile eight-year old son, Paul, was listed In poor condition today In the sain* hospital where his In­ jured mother awoke Monday night to ask her hutband, "How many ions do we have left?" She was sure she killed at least one before Michael George, 9, grabbed her knife-wielding arm and held on. Four brothers fled to the home of a neighbor. Mrs. Clark went berserk white b«r husband, M. G. Clark, was away on a fishing trip. If* returned to find his home bloody, his wife strapped to a hospital bed and his son near death. Young Psui was first Bated to critiral condition at the hospital but waa later sapor ted uugnivad. "It was touch and go tor awhlls,'* a doctor said. Tha boys told their story to po­ lice. "She asked Paul If ba belicvad In God.t Ha said ha did, and she stabbed’ him. Tha rest at the kids started yelling and crying. We didn't know what tha matter was with her," Michael said. Tha neighbor, M r s . Pauline Wells, 31, called police as th* blood-splattered mother pounded oo th* door and shouted, "Open tkts door, I have to do away with my children." Mrs. Clark hammered on the door ao bard sh* shattered a glass pan*. A sliver slashed her wrist. Sh* stumbled Into h«r yard and collapsed. The Clay’s four other sons ar* Patrick, 9; Thomas, 5; Stephan, 19 months, and Timothy, 4. Mrs. Wills said tba ehlldrea were screaming, "Our mother Is trying to kill us" as they ran into bag hums lag peutoatun. Wilson, Youtsey On Plant Program John W. Wilson of Sanford’s Cen­ tral Florida Experiment Station and Charles O. Youtsey, district Inspector of the Sanford located Slat* Plant Board, will speak *t tba 42nd annual Florida Entente* logical Society mealing to Miami Thursday and Friday, Th* performance at DDT tor corn earworm control aver a tenyear period In Central Florida will b« Wilson’s topic, while Youtsay will present a paper oo tha Gao* coccus *p., root mealbug, * past of foliage plants. President To Talk On European Trip WASHINGTON (U PI) - Pres*dent Elsenhower will make a tele­ vision report to the American pao* pie Thursday night on hla to Europe. Press Secretary Jam as C. Ragerty said tha president will give his television sod radio talk frwaa 9:30 p. m. to 6:43 p. m. H igerty said Elsanhuwer will discuss "soma of tha toternatiuoal developments th* Pr*sld«at and soma of tha foreign leaders dto* «uas*4 during that ta g ." � 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 07, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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R ic h UmRod P r w Loaned W i n Establiahod 1909 F R ID A Y , S E P T E M B E R 4, 1969 SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A Tfa Uatvorelty a t Florida may k i n twa Negro** aarottorf to Ms to the oaivareity’a madtoal school. Officials expoet hoc to bo pm cot for registration Sept. IS. The uniTcnlty appears to ho tho only (UUMpfOftcd coOofi DaBary resident William Angeleeh. ft, dlad la iemlnoto Manor. 1st Moapiul this merntaf alter a lengthy lUucrt. Mr. Aagetoch, cam* to Central Florida 4 years ago Iron the : mdut a u ro ra M E * TORE (U PI) — prices st 1 p. n.t American TAT „■:.......—. American Tobacco -----— fa Bathishem Steel ...... — CAO ---- -----------------Chrysler ------------— Curtiss-Wright ..........■— DuPont _______________ Eastman Kodak —.... — Ford M o to r_______ _____ General Electric---------General Motors - -- ------ Inti. T « T ----- ---------Pann a y ------- — ...... — _ LorUUrd -----• Bears Roebuck _ Stndabekcr U. 8. Steel ------Pann RR —..... .. Wastlnghouse ■ . , madding caution at thiefUne and says tuch a policy could oriag Us reward in more advantageous baylag opportunities later an. It aanat Ford as a stack for action, (sa we’ve seen this week), »od 11 also says that Black A Packer appears to have bettar-tkaa-avarage growth potaatUUtics. Far the loop pull. Standard likes Cora Pro­ ducts, Halil, Merck and Otla Ele­ vator. Investors Advisory Institute rec­ ommends 10 stocks for income: Borg-Warncr, Chesapeake A Ohio, Craam of Wheat, Family Finance, dilate, Lorillard, May Departmeat Stores, Pacific Lighting. Pub11a Electric A Gas aad Pullman. A boost fa tho prime landing rates to the 3 par cant tovsl—high­ est since 1830—and a similar rise in lending rata* to brokers and deal­ ers sent stock* downward earlier this week. First Natlooal City Bank of New York Initiated tho Increase from 4Vb to 3 per cent and other lender* followed suit. The prime rate fa that which fa charg­ ed on loans to borrowers with top credit and other lending rates, are ■catod upward from It. Thus, tho rise will increase carrying charges on stock margin accounts. Local intareit: Minute Maid Carp., has gone Ode step further fa what seams to ba a program of diversification by announcing that they have purchased Tanco, Inc., Uadan, N. J., a major producer af soluble coffee. The purchase prioe fa believed to be near Um $10 million mark. Tanco'a 1831 sales wars approaimataly $40 mllUon. It packages, blends and dis­ tributes soluble coffee on a world­ wide basis sad packs private label had heao employ*! hy the Irv- Aagelock was a life member ot tbs Talsphaed Pionacn at Amer­ ica, P*-teua Brack Ceuncll. and a member of Ufa / t r * Baptfat Church, DaBary. Surviving are his dantblsT and sno ln law. Mr. and Xrc, Edward Heppoar; two coaaipa, Mias Batherine Hcnnlnger arid MU* Doro­ thea Hanningor * f DrBary. Funeral servlets an «*t for Moodsy. »( JO.fa a. m. at tho Flrat B-< oat C h a r e k, Rav. The Second Anr mi City TWnnto Tournament will boitii. Rapt. 14. AU r'vycr* t . ant uv«r may en­ ter the" *ompetition which fa spon­ sored by 'he Rerr«*t.oa Dept. Entry dsadlln* U ndajr, Sept. It, when palilnyt , ■* ***<ltnga will be m** T pM « «Ul be awarded Tdu. f t ' w n aerapa in single) and ••• jMt* pi Preliminary »t»v at lo­ cal court* ot • s ,.tt - n Ing. Final n o::i* *H fa be at the Mayf.lr Inn . art*. "Play for fun" rather than to, scriou* eompet'Uon fa tha them# of the tournament. To register, phone FA 8-7424 or appear In paraoa at tha Recre­ ation Department’* Civic Center office. Judge On Job County Jndi Wilson Alexander was dtombtcJ fu r . Stmlnol* Me­ morial Hospital ytstorday. The Judge fa hack at work oa s limited schedule. Ha entered the hospital Two drivers ware fa Seminole Monday because of • virus Illness. Memorial Hospital thfa afternoon w i t h injuries received fa a three-oar collision oa 8. Franck Ave. Thomas W. Arnold, 3MB Laha Mary Rd., and Gian McKaodrve, The grot tinted as CaaseL 131 Country Club Rd., war* under emergency treatment after Arn­ berry’s Eititljn Board stay not old's car struck one ahead of U aot as such, but tho tows fa not being driven by Virgil Pfakalsfamfa and knocked it into tho path af prohibited from holding its elecUfa MeKaodrs* car. beaded fa the tfan at a (barter board, Judge atfar direction, police said. Valle William* told a group fa Casselberry government official# yesterday The group fa four appointed , 7 . EDWARDS APB BASE. Calif. and approved a. .4 alactfaa board (U PI)—The first powered flight of Ufa aaporimantal msorted rockat recenU: by caascloe.-ry’s mayor BMp X U was cancel!ad today after aad aldermen, m i " aot act as fbsUfa aaadla-aoaad spare craft waa al judges ot tS* ifanUmbcr efaeddga Williams carried aloft by aa alght-jat bom- tlon's legality aaU. They map sat as toltom aad Two Drivers Hurt I n Three-Car Crash SIX-FO O T K A T T L K R kill, td bjr H. L Johnson of Hi Lake Monroe la bald up bgr Bobby Johnson, who aald “ ho’a really heavy." Tha boy’s father killed thn big snake with a s o ft drink bottle after it appnared fa tha middle o f tha unloading o f the family boat on W o Wakwn U v «ib Test Cancelled tw o-yaar eongrastlonal atrugglo to w rite a labor rafam bill by orarwhalm lngly pasting a eomproraiao manure laudad b e D an ocraU and RapobUeaaa allka, Th a MR waa Mat to Froaidant Eieenhowar fo r hia signature. Th o bid, designed to drive crooks and rackataora a ot' o f tho labor-management field, la tho m oot Import aa# ptooa o f labor ltgialatloa to t o through O oB gnsa aiaoo tho T a ft-H a rtlo y law waa passed in 1947. , B y J A C K P H IL L IP S Sanford's 196940 budget waa ananimoualy approved by the C ity Commlaaioa loot n ig h t Expenditures o f #706,815.86 fo r general government op•ration, #227,250 fo r paym ent m city debt and #872,069.89 fo r tha u tility budget w ore approved. Revenues a re onp U s d to heiears these figures, except la (to utility budfat, wkare sa til,(94.11 iwvanoe mplaa is so* tidpsted. MUfage wiM ramshi tha same as f v laat year's het est. A tan TV Quia Quia Sat far city operatise aapenaea and ala nUla will be charged to help pay d r etty debt. Although tin operation* mill aye charge of 111 per thousand oa rtal estate «tU ba fat lad ouy e i homea valuud ■hove $3,000, the W par thousand w il ba levied oe ail real and per* tonal property. The fatal of as* •••ament has bean tot at S3 per cad a t property’* market value. Tha 1800-40 total operatiag and debt aarvloo figure la S833.M » , compand with $818,Ml.73 for IBSBNl aad* 9M.SM.40 ........ ................ for 1M ...T- 1W AttlNOTOlf (U FI) - t i e Rouse Legislative Ovsrsi^t Subk w il hold public hearings Oct • an sharpas that son* television quia shows have been rigged. Britons, Hods Talk MOSCOW (UP1) — Visiting British Labor Party faaders Hugh Galt shall aad Asaurfa Sevan mat for tw* hears Thursday with So­ viet Foreign Minister Aadral Gro­ myko aad planned to moat wah " Reductions fa expenditure* Premier Nikita Khrushchev today. war* dtfficuk and n>4 in the bast interests of tha City's operation. B-52 T o Proceed Several desired Item* or project* WICHITA, Kan. (U Fi) - The will simply have to wait," City Boeing Airplane Company an­ Manapr Warren Knowfai said. nounced today k has receivod an Highest proposed expenditures official go-ahead far production of fa the general operating budget an advanced version of the Stra­ are $114,TIB for the city Fir* tegic Air Command's S-H stratoDipt., $112,347 for the Police fortrsa*. DrpL aad $103,300 h r city streets. Typhoon Repeats TAIPEI (U P I) - The second typhoon In a week alammed Into Furmosa Thursday sight, leaving at least on* dead and 1T0 Injured. All but a faw of tha reported casu­ alties were suffered at the east coast port city a t HusUse. C h i e f Aviation Ordnaneeman Wayne J. Karos died following a heart attack at hia Sanford horn# Tuesday night. Chief Karas was taken from hia 111 E. Woodland Dr. home to 4m Orlando Air Force Base hospital, wh«ra he was pronounced dead en arrival. Entering tha Navy fa IMO, Chief Karos served at tha Naval Air Station tinea May 13, IMS. Ha fa survived by his wife Ade­ line Terrua, daughter* Susan and Doris Ann, and brothers Charles and Donald Kama. Waller W. Pudar. a Sanford resident for M yesrv dlrd fa Seminal* Memorial Hospital last night. ifr. Plxtor, who Uved at 218 W. Fourth St., was born In Morgantown, W, Va. Ha came hero from Orfaado. He was a member of the Flrat Baptist Church of San­ ford and a former deacon. Surviving art his wtfa, Mrs. Margaret P. Pixler; two sooe. William V. Pixler of Sanford and Jack P. Pixler of Brooklyn. N. V., and a granddaughter, Mary Jaaa Plxtor of Sanford. Funeral services will be at 4 p. a . tomorrow at Brfasoo Fun­ eral Home, with the Rav. W. P. Brooks Jr. and R*v. Fred Fisher officiating. Buriat will be in Oaklaws Memorial Park, Sanford. HAMBURG, Germany (U PI) — U. S. Chief Justice Earl Wsrrvn concludes hia West German visit today by participating fa a Hamburg court proceeding and later delivering a lecture eo "The Su­ premo Court in the United State*.’’ Warraa will leave tor r »r v - >’»gvn Saturday. I. Emmett Cloofa, former Oak­ land Postmaster and brother of Citizens Bank of Oviedo President, C. B. Clonts died yesterday. Mr. Clonts had bean ill tor soma time. Surviving are two brothers, C. tt. and T. B. Clonts, Oviedo area cel­ ery growers; a sister, Mrs. Grov­ er S. Moon of Oviedo, and revoral nieces and nephewa. counters a t ballots, tha judge rvU ad. A group af Casselberry real dents, C. Rvymond McCord, Ben Jaasln B. Evans, Harman K Joyce aad Joseph Mufaon, hac complained that the four men sp pointed as board lor a new ">wt •«•<*«» « • to act aa such a board. Thair al­ U t n t f W|| C. Matter. Aa election board judges Um fagality fa aa election and must fa elected by the psbifa because K fa mponalbls to the public, WU Maam aafa. I f aaafhnriiad pat- sons held aa election, It cannot fa regarded aa aa atoatlm, fa stroaeed. Mayor Donald WUfaoa has ap­ pointed a group which actually should hare Men called tellers, according to Urn judge. Appoint­ ment af tellers fa witola the maync’a jurisdiction, bat the group shouldn't hare been called aa (faction board, fa stressed, teltore count the results, but a n not responsible for Jadgiag aa else•toa'a fagality. The town council can act sa (faction board, mavaaa the else* tiun and judge Its fagality, whan no board has been appointed, Judge Williams said. Alderman Graham Wilson and 8. D. Culpepper predicted that tha town council will audit tha •faction themselves sod aot aa ao •lection board. Casselberry government offi­ cials present Included Mayor Donald Willson, Clark Franca* Alton and Aldarmaa Witooa and Culpepper. Tho election scheduled far Bcpl. • tote elect a Charter Baud fa draw up a aaw Cs sealberry He Just Likes Girl* LONDON (U PI) — The DaUy Sketch, fa an Interview with Elvis Presley's father, quoted Ufa aider Praafay as saying: "1 don’t torsec marriage tor him la the 1mmctliato future. When he’s naked what type of girt be prefers ba fast says 'tomato'." Warren To Speak J. Emmet Clonts, Ex-Postmaster, Dies Ufa School Beard fa affect several changes fa - fa* placement *f children fa the various schools, 1b# Lyman School and tho new Altamonte Springs Elementary School cannot a sm fa* total at approaimataly 3,300 children fa that section an single sessions, so k fa necessary fa place children in grades 14 fa double seseioea la both schools, Ufa board said. This schedule will begin Tues­ day of aexl week, since Monday la a holiday. The tint session children will start sebsoi at I a. m. aad and at 11 noon. The secood eeaafaa will commence at 13:10 p. m. and and at 4 p. m. Ufa fifth aad sixth wads child­ ren from fan Wilson School,. Po­ ols, are being transferred fa tha Lake Monroe School. Tha board fa*Is that by Increasing the sis* of the Monroe School and Macing Mrs. Aycocke Dies At Jacksonville Mrs. Baad e Aycocke, 84, of Jack­ sonville, died there today, after a short lllnea*. She was a Sanford resident tor many year*. Mrs. Aycocka, widow of the lata John C. Aycocke, U a member of Christ tha Xing Catholic Church, Jacksonvlfa, tho Catholic Wom­ an's Club, and Altar Rosary Socie­ ty of Sanford. She la survived by two daugh­ ters, Mrs. C. L. McCrone, Jack­ sonville, ufa Mrs. K. F. WUsoo, Orlando; a aoo, Jack N. Aycocka, Jacksonville, six grandchildren and IB graat-granchlldran. A rosary will be recited at • p. at. Monday at Brfaaon Funeral Horn* hare aad funeral aarvlcas will ba bald at 10:$0 Tuesday at AU loule Catholic Church, with tho B«v. Richard Lyons officiat­ ing. Burial will ba la AU Route Cemetery. first of fao week fas km loads will ba aquallaad aad i m jf a lM naming oa aahadnto, tha boori announced. Contracts have been M sa fas new South Samlnofa Elementary School fa the Fora Park - Cassel­ berry area aad the new Loagweod Elementary School. Each af these inls will have II classrooms, a wary, csfaterium, snd admfafatrstive sail*. Work ie program lag ca those projects, but they will aot be available lor oat*, pency until tha fed of Ufa. On September 17, bide wtU ba opened oa the new Seminole High School ta ba located oa Lain Jennie. Thfa plant is scheduled tor completion by the fall of 1MB and will house grades 1*11. Tha Junior High School children sow attending the Ptnacreat S c h o o l will attend the present S e a l e r High School, which will be anoverted into a Junior High hous­ ing grades T-t. The Pleura at School with a capacity of 100Q children will Uwa house grade* 1-4. Bids aa the Lake Mary School, Rosenwald la Altamonte and Mid­ way wfil bo opened on October L These plant* are also scheduled (or completion by the fall « 1880. The Lake Mary School, grades 1-8, will accommodate children from the S u n l a n d Estates, Lltlla Venice and Lack Arbor areas who ana bow aUaadlog Sanford schools. K Cancer Program Scheduled A t Chuluota All women of the Oviedo sn a have bean Invited to attand • program aa cancer and Us f r o vantiooa by Um member* fa Ufa Chuluota Woman’s Club. Gant Hatoott, director fa Mb Orange County Chapter fa 6 m American Cancar Society, la asks dulad to bo guest speaker tor that group at 8:38 p. fa. Sept ■ fa M ayfair Golf Club Elects Billhiemer Final Swim Period Tho Mayfair Man'* Golf Assn, baa elected I . S. BlUhtomar Us m m president aad started plana Set For Weekend for monthly touraamoote tor Ua mombrrs. Tho club alas elected Elmer Boomer vice president, Bd Davis aacretary; Ralph Wight treasur­ er aad Daa Wright, 1. J. MU aad M. Yoot, dtrecSore. Pisa* far 6h tourney program will bo completed at the October Tha final swimming period a f 1 USB city swimming pool saai wlU ha thfa woekand. Municipal and Gold*hare pools w il bo * p « •-30-11:30 a. m . aad l:3»g:0B p. m . Saturday and Monday, aad 1:3B|:M p. as. Sunday. More tkaa M r 000 parsons used tha pools during tha 30 waoks they war* opoo thfa �p jgj® kJKfc** yr ■ V H is y « l thiak Jight can a m aaNrf T i n otoddo ifr a ohafl o f •triboa through thotm a, and you find yoursolf aUnding ia uaoxpoctod •for. *’4 . fll*' \ %-lg ..>j~j , • * 1 , '. t ■ v' % , 'f*'*' ’H ’ *} A L ift a— bo Hko Nat, too. A t tha darhaol an a n t, mddauty t h t can ho tight—If youhava tba power to an I t But that’s aa • U " la a s s y o f ua fumbk through tha daya aad y u rt whan tba gnatsst caadlo o f an, tba.Church, made roady.ta light our polk I f you lu ro boon depriving youm lf o f tbo guiding atractb of tbs can, from birth control to ctoar teat*. It la a a ifllf. m to tba factory a m a V | S Chunk, atari bow attsadiag Ita aarrisss. It will help you find your wsy both fa »«dllght aa f fa shadow. M. Tuhy Worship T h t support o f th t Church Series is sponsored by tha* following* Business Firm s: IB C E R W t ilf . im U F igure Salon anm c* or iw w d i m o r l a t t e i d a y s a in t s RHz Theatre f , 0, Sfooko*?!? f o m t fM M m t Sunday School ....... . lOtOO a. M> I w n o u t Mrotlng .... M 9 p. m• Um m m ) ho u n i vim Item of# hold in taut tarn God, aad Uu Ohrlotioa'o doty la to t o m oa a conscientious itrosrd of thorn |ifta. ualu them as |* thinka 0*4 would havo thorn utod- Florida Slate Bank Progressive Printing Co. Holler Motors Wheeler Fertilizer Co. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Mayfair Inn Wall Plumbim & Heating Celery City Printing Co. Wibon-Maler Furniture Co. Sanford Atlantic National Bank A Friend A Friend Lovelace Amoco Station Dawn Bendy Salon Although Eagllal. cim rrbcs look up this concept In itU ’. i) out of a doslro to put UhiU (lotacoo on a sounder basis, lh *y q u ickly dU covrrtd w hat A m r l n a i W. Thomas Parsov Jr. Sunday Ikhool ..........fits Mornlog Worship .... U MVP ..................... l ; » Pastor a, ra. 0. «a. p. m. (A MV churth a n las a mw M P im a UP OVtBMO fr «'• ____ sat5sfr..<z.u.3 t5 Woadnff Sol 3M K. FU N gt* Catholic all aouu IMUMUsa ChristUs o r M ifo ih ISO Osh Avo. I# ...... Pastor ... llioo a. as. Pop# John Proyi For Hungarians CAIT EL G A N D O L F O . Italy (UP!) -Popo John XXltf Wodasa day alabt offarod prayer* for liuaiary and mallod Its ordaal TVS SALVATION AKMY at tha hands of "a movement >U B. Sasoad St which . . loads ua to wonder U Sunday; the spirit of Christian civilisation Sunday la h a a l....... tO;N a. m. ha* m lly patted over u»." HoUasas Mooting .... U'OO a, m. The Pontiff snoko to a ttncral Strool Mostlgf .. ... .. . t : » p. m. V P l ............TIN P. n Salvation Moating ViN p. as Tuesday: Tuasday Claaa .. ..... c a io o u c aVSSw'v.:::'".<S5;S Ladiaa Homo U l|U O V i* p, n Thun. Froyar Sonic# T;M p. m i’^ ................. » # * * Sunday School .........I:4| *. m ' .!!£ i s sunsas. • - s y r 1 * • * ............ f. M. �nt Citizen W i evmfinpi a tit* M m It vnuSg Ug the Teglalbtaro -af (I) T »*r«t W>k*it fMrtoti twa m Z & a T '& lZ d'J •w( I ti nK *tardlatrki W all P* earn ttp pppiiHM rrkfiwi #4 at war* uaa thraa i t ) m . awe »•#itafeiW ' ceaSmutCe af Uaa. af Fbnkda aafUa Mm ( I ) Casaiiaa h f a l a t a « im s Fttrtd lb A1mandril F i d i n l Court Wrdbuday fcat lb Uaa to keeare u Aaattoaa ettiaeo. *Tva been waltlai tor tUa day ae bag 1 ju t didn't wbbt to n U i uid Mn. DraO. to. wifo of . •ball m i M aa>ai«t*l by -ft tary at aaathar dtatrtet aa< a ba ( a a i l n i u (4 ) K * c a n ty abaIt ba Otr la t w i l M a etairlat, (1) Yacmatla* that ara rtai by lb* raayyerllaaaaaat prarh tar’ fw ty-roar ( I t ) aaaatartal Irlcta a( th* haaal* ibatl ba t! by lb* alaclara ta tba a an •factjoa In K-rtWhar. ,1Mb t abelian, now ataators ibatl aJactad In lb* aaw dtatrlela (u u tr.fi lha (mlowin* (•rtaai BUM * f Dlatrlrt S» fa r' four (4 ) yaar* ite* Tk Dtatrtet <a far twa ( I t year* D lilrlct 41 fur fwur (4t yaar* » ba1 Dial Met 41 far twa ( l » yaar* Ulatrlet I I for four (4> yaar* Dlatrlrt 41 for twa t i t yaara. Tbaraaftar, all Banatora that] ba tlarlad far a four yaar tarai. (ht Mouaa af HayraaraUtltaa— Tba rrpraaanlatloa la tha Haul* af 'Raprraantatlvia ■ball ba ayyafllonad aa folio wit Kira (B> rayraaaatattvaa ta and far th# .moat poyuloaa caaaty four <4t rayraaaatativaa to ana Ml to Artlata VII, af tba for aach af Ura two U t naat Wort CbaatltUUbai providing twpulouu rnuntlai; tbraa (I t ropr-fawr aaaalaalal Olalrletat g f ylao : tar *p«*ril#atag at .tuyraaantaflraa; and i blab far fllllag raeanelaO barabyt aaO daclarlag *ifl be fu lw H '.WedwM* Wettoti Igied M . -v. t b w ik Friday. *4 Knu Saturday’ * trip * M l «m be "Tha L»it Blitzkrieg,” "Uh Veyage of globed'* and "So!dier of a reboot teacher. Ska wai among I I J t m u aaturallaod. Chitchlai her cltlmihlp eartUltbto, lira. DrtU ratarnad to A * lagtaa HotpUal. Wedoeiday Bight ■ho g m birth ta a boy. LAST. TIMES TON 1TB S TUB MYSTBB1ANB* - . COdTRATVU t ■ W A T tW . c o m C S u a T ' iba _ _a Ualalatura af baN data*Miw. Ba It Raaolrad by th* Ualala* tura af tba atat* af Flerldai That tba foliowing amandroanl af Arilal* VU al tha CaaatltaWon *f tha mat* at Florid* mating to apportion*Mnt la ta* laaat* and jiouaa af RaauaanUUrci h* and th* aarna la karahy agraad to and ahalt ba aubmUtad ta ta# alaatora af tba BUta.ef Florid* far ap* proral ar rajaatlaa at a apaatal caltad alactlaa aa yrarldad br 'r* tlcla XVII. Oaetlaa • af tb* FUr* kda caaailtaUaa r That ibr***f*urtba (1/4) af all jMMbtn alaatad t* aaeb houa# of th* Uglalalnr* daaa datarmla* that an aaaarganar raaalrlw aa aarlr dadaian by tha alactor* af tha atat*' do*# aalat with rafar* anr* ta this amandmaat to ArtlaJ# VII af th* Caaatltatlaa. Hactlea L Baetlaaa t. >. I. add 4 af Ar tlcla Vll ara harabr ra­ saalad aad la Had tbaraof tba falUwlaa aacllana ar* baraby adoptad: ARTICL* VII Bactloa I. Hapraaantatlon—Ap* tocrtluamaat-* la) Banata—Tha atat* ahall hd appartlonad Inlo forty-four (14) aanatarlal. dlatrlata daalanatad hr aanktr I* coaaoaatlk* ordar. each 8ATI'BOAT — ONE DAT 0 G IA N T 4 FE A TU R E L A F F -T H O R LAFF MIT NO. v '4 - ' HIT NO, t BOW ERY BOYS IN FRONT? TDM m u , DAVID WATER BOWBBY BATTALION” ROBERT E TA C k pUya tha h aron tfe hi **J Jone*,” historical color spectacle atartinjr at Sunday. Stack and Brin O’ o t o t o f 1»7 apeakia* parti. The LAFF HIT NO. I JUDY C A N O V A W AG FROM W A L L A •W A L L A * picture data, ar airy adjourn Iba Uglala tura Ana 41a. Joaei” aad atan half a doan tog; namei, wltb a aptcii! bppeiribce by Bette Derie. Mb' CotborlM the Great.'' ' Tie i(aey raapa *itk tbe nav­ al hero from Jamaica to Buaaia aa be iiuplm tha Aiaetlcaa aa* | COMB RABLT a SHOW Bf, (o) Rapraaaatatlufc of a ' nawly araatad rounly.— A nawly . t r u iiJ county ahall bora ana rayraaaatattva In tba Noua* of Rayraacn. tatlraa until tba aorCatdlng rrapportlanmtnt' and 'until that tlwt ir»l tradition. Robert Stack, Mari* ft aball ba pnrt of inch adjoining ■anatarlal dlalrkt aa Iba LaglaU* ■a Pivan, chart*# Caburn, Mae* tura aball drtarmlna. • (a) F lr it appurtlonwant—nap* parllonmant—Th* flrat apparllaa* mint o f aach lagtalatlv* baaaa •hall ba In accordance with itatuta daalanatlnc lha aanatortat dlitrlru and lha raprraantatlon la tha huuaa ndoptad at tha t it * aaa* Hon af Iba Ualalatura. aad lha ik TEjrriuo.Kr w iu r k o f . ntxt apportionment at tba Banal* I bar# haraunlaaat my bard •hall ba at th* ragular atialon aad atfUad tba (trail Ia*t In H U . and th* naat ay portion, nt lha H a ll of Florida at mam of tba- llora* af Rapraaanta* TalDbanaaa, tha Capita!, tbit tuta aball b* n t’ tte Raaulnr aaa* tha tat day of yIambi r, A. ■Ion In t ie t haa*d apon tha t i l l D, lH t Fadaral Canada;- and dacinlally (■CAL) tbaraattar. tha La«talatura ahall I t A. 0RAT, raapportlon Ita raprtaanutlan In •acratary af atati accordanca harm 1th. Bbould It fall to da ao, Ita duty aball contlaua la artry laaalon af whaiavar typa until raapportloaMaat baa baan affaatad. (d> Fall ura to raapportlon at raaulay aaaalan, and prorldlaa for aatraordlaary aaaalaa to porform rtapporUonmaaL—Bboald tba lag Ialatura fall ta raapportlon tha rapraaantatlon la tha Ualalatura at any raanlar aaa* Ion aa raaulr* ad. tha dovarnor or tho Ualaln* tura Itaalf ahall call tha Ualala* tura lata aatraardlaary ataalon to perform Ita duty within thirty daya aftar adjournment. So olhar huainaaa ahall b* tranaactad dur* Ina aucb aaaalou and th# aaaatoa ahall not raraaa for mora than ■a«aaty*two hour* aac-pl that altar a parlod of aUtp day* from iho data th* aatraordlnary nawlon la convanad, tha Uoaaraor mar, by I’rocUmatlun or tba Ualalatura may by aoacurrant raaolutlon, raeaaa th* Ualalatura ta a fntura U P a u l N o w m a n T i- te Y o u n q P it iia d e ip h ijin ^ Y v CO-FKATVBB AT » t * ONLY R A N D O L P H SCO TT . hi • 1 ID R I f TECHNICOLOR a auue i r A I M IN L ONM B M T ROOKIE B YR N E S t0 7 * 3 :4 1 - 6 :1 5 - 8 :4 9 f j f 1 ,if -V;: W•al ^?.1 ;LK rrL.7 ~ 4/fL •bijly J 'i F.* ‘t r av r *k. STAR TS SU N D A Y A name...a battle ory... a mighty motion pioture! M M m am X ■ afcwhtww FUTURE FLORIDA BU YER: jUBCRTSTWCK'MMBSAPNMMI^CHfMCSC08URN*ERIN(YBJHEN SKKniMU) CMB'JEM K K AUM04T'DA)D FAffiM K in CUSIM-SUSNH CM U SSB KTTEWVlS-.tr R T oday,Sm ile-getter...T om orrow ,Style-setter! A kern eeqoatta, thie youthful ehemier revel* la f t e Hie a f tho BHBtosrdal htjm la an eentooy ribbon# and lace-triroroed hate. Floating!/, bar , e l a n torn aoUrpeiae with bountDewa energy and ■parkliug eye# roBect tba Lively, dot hag-amriouB mlraculeua ingamuty goes gU out to plaaM the adult abe k to becoua. ealeetive ahoppm. TBgi, I But wKat of temomu, when %er /bM en flair f t SodaUanemmflwdteitoiBUMaawyignaNB 1 Aaa beta trained la the btuineee of buying, perhayt individual p f i t o w a . Thaaa are eubtle dangera for a department Han't millinery department! rt{ , to our free enUepriae gyetam which hae made Will abe be firm to cfaooaa? Will abe aalact < Anamiea ao great. Be alart to any influence that etylee o f the aaaaon from competitive line*, . . would andanget our free and thriving economy judging comparative merit* of materialaand work* and high aUndafd flf living. In thia way you can manahift coat agalnat value? Thia is halp to lgqpaBM|«wp«aenalfiraadoma intact. I * jj I v J Z i-’ J I ■ + " jl. A ★ * . j I JuM M oop appent btimtry to trtaliny batter ihingt in ftuKion, ao Florida Potter A l ight Cbmpanylo treating betterlkinyn U * t tricaUy. Gnat mm plan* and generatm, m u tuhilatioiu and additional Utm now under eon* etruetian toon will tupply litem ally tAaiuandt of added kilo* uOttt far UAPPIEH FLOtiDA 1 W im >~IUKI&ICJLLLYI l <*ailtoft F L O R ID A PO W ER,,* L IG H T HBLPINe-autLD FL0R10A C O M P A N Y �Wh m CTO W orry Clinic ; a*0^ * s s )fiW 5 ts a s a p s fia s w r s s t t S y . T h n Hbrnry to M r. Tntm an'a pat proJ«et and I to inform viaitora about th « operation o f tbo ranch o f out fedora! government. M id ho wanta to kM p tbo program real dlgniftod IH dto I f it ton't” . To-Work Blues Aid Sough; In Any Year Are Enough MOe that would h m enabled at to m U together each year durtag aabaaat ilt m ft dlapatchera week, tot tedaotry toatonalal Oar. national form-olty witk, and k m * H lfh -H o, Man HOLLYWOOD ( U P l ) - Thi cart of "Yoilowftaao Kelly" ta taU la tho i addle — or aaywboro oloo, for that auttor. No mala principal itaadi Uaa than all foot taU. CUat Walkor U • foot • lacb<o, Joha Ru m U H Rbodee Roaaoa H H , Claude Alloa AIM , Gary Vlaaoa aad Kay Daatoa A t aad Edward DAILY CROSSWORD ACttOAff DOWN J.liutrvmaaL LPtoue aldueti 3. Japan*** I. Bon actcnU* ahrut Scnlly I. Lubricate V. A phyalclan 4. aneered 10. Deelred 0. Steep 33. Rounded. 1 M ix opto. convex Inf molding T. Having no 33. Eat away feet 31. Bombycld (.Tree moth ». Drudge* 38. Liberty (dial.) IT. Type of I t The friction populace match (one. Or.) SO. A tribe Id, Botboraomo i Nag* Hilla) effUUl St. Lola away delay It. Dumbarton , ___ , 3d. Crater of town, to. Malt hoverogoo 31 Bearded vultureo (S. Afr.) It. Comp*** l rdtiji' IL A p . i-J II III Koaeh LV1I It 1 1*. Flower 33. Waa la debt 33. Quean *— » ofClovt 38. Ac. Runlatn (one. otlf) 3d. A theet calbncl IT. Depart Jf. Flocha 30. CycUdi Inland ItDrivtnj aad rat r" xi % r V /,. m •r* z _ T® tv T” * Rep. Jaawo B. Vaa laadt (R* Pa.), their rangraaoman, did Ha boat with Boom m i arrial nan* lotion Ml. Had It aot been bn * vecahly tabled, tha riiotetka ■if aebtduled. T* * r IT Rot If thn Americano want ta bring Spain into tho NATO al* Uaaco tho Frlmo Miaiator will am maha an laaao of it at thla mom* rat. Aa with Laoe, E la being owept under tho rug. m la tha ooloma oplendor of 9C Prul'a Cathedral and tho amotion evoked tot tha American Memorial Chapel aymbollilng tbo war fought la a common eauee tbo dlffcnncoo on petty and taconaequeatlal. Bat dlffonncoa that now aoom ama> eon la a different atmoeytiero FREE GIFTS FOR NEW t& k. accouts Roy. Joha E. Fogarty (D-E.L) thought wo might apend tho can not to-day period, from Aug. U to SoyL M. aaootlag and ponder* lag rogwood. Tho committee ruled however we’d bo bettor off trying to think about yUaaenter mature. It tabled Fogarty’* bill to give of* rr*1 •O L IV E T T I* PO RTABLE t y p e w b it e e whh a 11,900.00 with a 13,000.00 ACCOUNT ACCOUNT z . TJT ir RADIO with o *1,00040 tin A valcaaltlng pleat at W ** wl IT xr\ "Yen, Dr. Crane," a prof may logically reply, "but our itato univenity munt a c c e p t every high achool graduate who op* pUofl, wtooceaa private colleger can pick only the cream of tho crop, "That meant we are glutted ao ere juat flunk out tho eieeta at the end of the fir at aemeottr." True enough, there la tbut a torrtfie wooding out by stato college*, hut that attQ doean’t — f/T "" dl. Riverert. btahment 43. Attonapto dl. Chair tador. ir • (Men.) _ an never enough of thaoo Juat hadn't counted. Nolthor haa tho JedieUry Committee. It m ild taka too loaf. Bat tho committee adamantly nfuaod ta add to tho aaaibor. Tbit moana wo woa’t ho ahlo to colabrato grindmotber'o day, aa propw i i la a MB by Roy. Wo BUtch (D-Oa.). ChUdrea’e day, opoatoted by aomal lawmakon, alio aooma to bo out. Roy. Margo Moadcr (It-Mlch.) figured wo ought to obeerva family daya, bat aow 1 guoaa wo can’t. Tho com* mlttoo didn’t opprevo any of thoao bUla. Wo can continue to njotoo, of eourao, on motbor’i, f a t h o r ’o, mother-in-law, old aaald'o aad old lady daya. Aeeordtng to Chaaoa1 calendar of ipeclal daya, woaha aad moatbi, all of thear already • jr IT. Avoid by auMtrfugo M .---- U ndo never took place, but ho raipoctod that maybe Hra. Rooeevelt’a aoga* tire attitude had aometMag to do with It Than tbo hefty aaalataat to Co* ptd went on to promote another potential romance for Stovoaooa. K waa ftret advanced to htm, ha admitted, by a Wand out at Al* tua, Okie., a follow aimed Har* rlngton Wimberly. "Horry," reporta Kerr, "haa bad a bratoatorm on bow to promote cloeer relation! with our otlloo end put up a atnogor front againat any opyooltion. He would unite Adlal In marriage with Prlnceoa Hargarot." Well, after aU, Wlnaton Churchill waa tho product of Juat ouch an InoylraUonal oaten, Kerr conceded that a titled mate could help beef up tha practise of a Preildentlal enndidat*. But he mado It dear that ha la otready $ “ _ _ ACCOUNT Experience Tho Joy Of Phyaknl Fit Whoa Unacted Are Intel Up _ TT I L W . _ Friday, September 4, 1969 Complete recapping eorvlte • Uaod time * enteaaWog • Wheel Ralaaetag • Plenty free peaking • * 40 quarterly for a *3,000 Lana Room lor I I can 1100 Q w rtrrl* for n �"--T1 mitts, yellow tat la shoes aad car­ ried cascade bouquets of varigated y e l l o w chrysanthemums. The dower girl dripped w h i t e rote petals Iran a basket trim­ med with yellbw mums. The oride's nether won a baby hint taco ahaath dress with The wedding ef Mbs Dorrihy Jean Williams, daughter o( Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Williams and James Larry Rwraey, asm of Mr. aad Mrs. Jack Burney, was solemnised last night at eight o’clock at Holy Croes Episcopal Church. The Rer. J o h n W. Thomas, rector, officiated at the double-ring, candlelight ceremony. Acolytes tarring were Boh WU11ame, brother ef the bride, aad Billy Duxbwy. Mias Jane Williams was maid of honor, Miss Moaale Stewart ef St. Petcnbon. bridesmaid and bridesmatnms were Mrs. Jameo Warner and Mrs. Ernest Morris. SAN FO RD BOYS A T M. Q. RANCH — Some o f the Sanford boys who M ines Sylvia aad Sheralyaa WU* have bean enjoying the past two weeks at the M. Q. Ranch in Osteen, horse llama, listers at Um bride were Junior bridesmaids asd a yeung. tra il riding, outposting, ranching, fishing, participating in water sports er sister, Frances, served aa and having a good time in general. They are (le ft to right) Robert flower girt Pearce, son o f Mrs. Catherine Pearce, Andy Steele, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wood of Winter Park R obert Steele and James and Steve Pearce, brothers o f R obert was beat maa aad eervlag as groomsmen were Tern my Wyatt, Ormond Beach: Boh Stewart, 8C Petersburg; J im Stanford, At­ lanta, Ga., and Bob Reely, Ken­ neth Ramsey ead Charles WUke of Sanford. The brtdo was gtvqa in marriage by her father. Paul Jenkins, organist, of DeLind, presented a program of wedding music, including the prm cessions I, " First half erf Purcell's Trumpet Tune” and the races*Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Causey, Technology in Atlanta, where he tonal "Second half of Purcell’s 8anford, announce the engage­ la a member of Sigma Phi fra ­ Trumpet Tune." Dirk Aiken, soloternity. lit, tang “ The Voter That Breath­ ment of their daughter, Xria. to The Gamma Lambda chapter While In high school he was Joseph yields Hunt, aim of Hr. president of the key club and o f Beta Sigma Phi Initialed the ed O'er Eden" and “ 0 Parted and Mrs. W. F. Hunt also of a member of the Student Council, current year with a Steak out at Love.” T h e Church was decorated Sanford. N ew Smyrna Beach Saturday. Latin Club and Glee Club. throughout with palms and largo Mias Causey is a graduate of A late November wedding is baskets of flowers. Pews wars Seminole High School. She wai planned, date to be announced marked alternately with lighted a member of the glee club, triple later. candlct and arrangements i f trio and Hainbow Girls. She at­ gladioli and alters tied with satis tended Florida Christian College la Tampa aad completed the School of Cosmetology In Orlan­ do. At present she U with Rich’s Department Store In Atlanta, Ga. Mr. Hunt graduated from 8emlnote High School and is now at­ Freddie Smith, ton o Mr. and tending the Georgia School of draped bodice and overskirt, blue accessories and a pink orchid corsage. The groom'* mother wore a green lace (heath strata, with a lace and taliaU bolero and a yellow orthid cortege. The Church bell “ Raphael" chimed out the glad tidings ai Miss Causey To Wed Sorority Joseph F. Hunt ■ m Enjoys Steakout it ! ’• ' Student Plans Music Career Oviedo Personals Mrs. Milton R. Smith. BU E. 20th St. leaves Saturday to enter Louisiana College, at Plncvlllc, La., where be will major in Church Muiic. Freddie completed his first three years of high school in By MARIAN R. JONES Enterprise Mrs. L. V. Hart baa returned from a vacation spent with her Seminole High and graduated MR. AN D MRS. JAMES L A R R Y BURNEY, with the aenior class of 1359 He parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. (Bergstrom Photo) bad been elected president of the Bailey Sr. and other relatives senior class in Ocala before he and frianda la Atlanta, Ga. knew the family plan •ed to move. The Rev. and Mrs. Jack T. By HELEN SNODGRASS During bis senior year here, he Bryant and Tommy have returned Mrs. Grace Reale was guest was a member o f the Hi-Y Interfront thtir vacation. They spent Club Council, the drama tics ctvb, o l honor at a birthday dinner at a week at Ridgecrest.attending lha homo of har lister, Mrs, WMU week there, then went on Owen Keller in DcLand Satur­ Dr. and Mrs. If. W. Rucker to DoCatur, Ala. to visit relatives day evening; Sunday noon the left this weekend to Join Dr. and friends. Tommy left them in group enjoyed another dinner here Wade Rucker Jr., for a 10 vaca­ North Carolina and went to New at her home given by her daugh Mrs. F. Wade Tye was hottest tion in Um mountains of North York to visit friends, then re­ ter Donna, assisted by Mrs. K ell­ to the Jayccc Wives Club Sep­ Carolina. joined them in DcCatur for the er. Helping Mrs. Hesle to enjoy tember meeting. An election was By MYRT1K WILSON longer if purchased a little large return* trip. both dinners w ere Mr. and Mrs. Later they plan to go to i’oeu- held and those elected for the Hama Drmoasrattlon Ageet for the school boy and school girl. nu, Penn., where they will sec coming year are Roy WcUcnbarger Jr., Joe Robert Smith, Mr. and Sirs. Owen Mrs Jack School clothes cost plenty of Finishes on fabrics today arc not Sanford's opera star Dick Holts- Erickson, president; Mrs; Kay Battle and Miss Mary Ann TesinKeller. Mrs. Am elia Young and Bordcy Koppe of DcLand, and .Mr. money, especially when a family always permanent. Many of them claw as captain Andy in “ The Shoemaker, vico president; Alri. sky left Friday for Austin, and .Mrs. F. C. Long and daugh has several children to dress. wash out gradually. A fter about Student Prince" at the Pocono Ala son Wharton, treasurer; Airs. Texas to attend Lutheran Corear ters, Linda and Patsy, Donna With careful planning and good fifteen times in the laundry, you playhouse. Stuart Metson, secretary and dja College. This will be lha sopho­ Reale, .Mrs. Carol Emanuel and quality fabrics, children can look may notice that a garment has Airs. George Speer, Alri. William more year for Roy and Mary Ann From there they will go to Kleinfrlter and Airs. Sonny Re­ neat and clean without too much shrunk quite a lot. Tula Is due to daughter Debby. but the first for Joe, ns he atthe fact that the threads have New York Oily to attend the born, directors. tended Floridn Southern last Rev. Bill Swycar of the Bar expense. Buy shoes that are comfortable relaxed because moat of the tiniah annual Dental Association ConAn installation dinner I* sche­ nett .Memorial Methodist Church year. duled for Sept. 13 at Spencer’s has chosen for his sermon topic and not too hard to care for. is off. Manufacturers stretch (he i venllon Sept. 14 to 18. Wiley Abell hat returned to his Restaurant with Mrs. Tuuy T ra­ for Sunday, “ The Stewardship of Some styles can be worn any sea­ desk at the Citiuna Bank after "S S J V Ur. .nd Mr,. n »b ,rl * B n . . . ms, outgoing vice president, pre­ L ife " and special music will be son. These are most practical. an enjoyable trip to the Western I h m . tt M U u » % j S S f k W t T u r n , , to, s e . given by the adult choir. The Sweaters andj wraps can b« worn States. York and will sail on the U. S. 8. siding. place. This same thing makes it During the business session It official board w ill meet Monday, United Stales, Thursday Sept. It, Mr. and Mrs. Drady Mathers and was decided to enter a float in Sept 7 at 7:30 p. m. in the church daughter, Marilyn, have returned office. Choir practice at 7 p. m. They will visit France, Italy, the annual J a y c e e sponsored to their home hara after spending more than 1s inch. Glased cottons Wednesday. Switicrland. Germany and other Christmas Parade, It was also the summer at thRr Daytona Beach which are o il grain cannot be FREDDIE SMITH points of interest. The All S a i n t s Episcopal home. straightened. Check (or this before 'A chat with Katie and Annie glee club and president of the church for Sunday as announced buying piece goods. When sewing, Mr. and Mrs. Herman E. .Mor­ Duda revealed that they have had Student Council. One j f bis fav­ by Rev. Paul Shulls, vicar will try making 3 skirts and 3 blouses ris and son Hubert left Thursday SUNDAY very enjoyabls vacations. Annie orite subjects is history but be Holy communion at 1:00 a. m. The Rev. Tom Jonea. Assoc, whose fabrics and color aro such for Miami and Key W eil, where and Ferdinand Duda enjoyed a va­ music is his real favorite. He and Morniug prayer and worship pastor, F i r s t Presbyterian that the 3 blouses will look nice they will be house guests of Air. at 0:30 a. m. cation with their children around sings, plays the piano sod organ Church, Orlando, will apeak at when worn with any of the 3 and Mrs. E. A. Perry. Mrs. Eunice Gray, Mrs. Roy Hendersonville, N. C. for a couple and has been music and choir both morning services at the ikirts. Allow for growth chahge* Mr. and Airs. Gerald Warnkc of weeks, spending another twe or director of the Pinecrest Baptist Mundcn and daughter M in Judy First Presbyterian Church, this in all clothes. Tucks in blouses The Ladles Auxiliary to VFW Munden of Miami were week­ three wreki at their Cocoa Beach Church the past yctr. . can be let out front and back for have returned from a six week poU 32>2i discussed plans for a Sunday. end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. place. They also managed a visit lie sings baritone with the Pine- L. Cunningham. Ronald Weber, N. A. S. will waist expansion. Buttoiu or. blous- tour of the Western aUte-s and "Hobo Dance" they aro sponsorvisiting their parents, Mr. and ing Sept. 23 at their meeting with sister, Betty, at St. Peters­ crest Church quartet and repre­ (or Mr. and Mrs. A l Wiggins and speak at the Sunday cvcoio(| lengthening and enables mix Mrs. AI. L. Goldsworthy in Ft. this week. Tickets are now on burg. Katie and John enjoyed a sented Seminole High School as son David of Orlando and Robert I hour, matching. When ael-in sleeves be­ Smith, Ark. and Mr. and Mrs. sale at 1! for adults and .75 trip to Wyoming. soloist at the district music festi­ Leminun of DcLand were Sunday Personals Suggestions For psAdunaLL "Zc S t t f C S m Jaycee Wives Elect Officers, Plan Future Activities School Clothing Church rted guests and If (bay. dn while sleeping with the echo der their pillow, they vriB dp of their future mete. The new Mrs. lureey el for her going away outfit g i blue crepe draw with terse v cape style colter, navy R white hat, gloves ead the sage from her prayer hart. Following a hwaytunu trij Sanibel Islands k the Gel Mexico the young eeuyte wfl tide in Atlanta, Oa. <» • Calendar decided to send a to the Bed Cmn 10 at th« Civic Center, mouth to mouth be demonstrated. Refreshment* were s e m i I f the hostess aad co-hosts**, Mr*. Gleets McCall and Ainu BUkSkelton. Others Mrs. Mason Wharton, Mrfc'Wft* liens Dinkins. Mrs. Bluest Met* son. Mrs. William KtetnfaHto, Mrs. George Bergstrom, Mjffc Jack WUbur, Mra. Tons M«Dom» aid, Mra. CamU Burke. Mrs, Tony Trams, Mrs. Kay Manama ker, Mrs. Jack Erickson, M m Bob AlcKee and Mrs. born. VFW Aux. Plans Hobo Dance Pisa Ahead —When you make out your weekly food marketing list, group items according to placement of foods in the stores — all fresh fruits and vegetables together, meats, caned foods and family froren foods. That's the way to savo time and energy in the supermarket, aay-experts at Rutgers University. val in Daytons Beach and won a superior rating. From there he went to the state music festival at Temps and won an excellent rating. When not engaging in **me mu­ sical venture he likes hunting and all water sports, especially waterskiing. He spent a three week vacation touring the Carolina], Maryland, Virginia, Georgia and Washington, D. C. this summer. Majorettes Receive Training guests of Air. and Airs. C. A. Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Uraddock were visitors in Pierson Tuesday. Air. and Mrs. Edgar Toney and son of Arlington, Va , visited friends here this week. Both Ed­ gar and his wife, the form er Ruth Coe lived at the Children's Home before their marriage. WSeS Circles Meet WSCS Circles' of the First .Methodist Church will meet 3ton day and Tuesday as follows; U r o l Koamcder, a member o f , ,.hL'!rcl* S* the famous University of Miami J;h n ' * . h. */ *• J- Ur^ lc "Hurrieanettes’ ’, is Instructing' 1* m‘ * A v e - Holiday at the Seminole High S ch ^ l M.Jo-J rette Corp during their p r * « t o o l tra il b n Deriod. I training period The "Twirling Seminole*" have taken dance routine Instructions during the morning and the " B ” Carp is practicing b a lk twirling. The majorette corp will continue their instructions during the school months by taking regular classes with Mr. aad Mrs. Merle Smith. "Such special training aa this baa placed the Seminole major­ ettes in the position of being rec­ ognised as one of the finest corps ia Florida" said Bandmaster E r­ nest Cowley. C A R O L K06M EDER A safe, easy way to gather up ■mall plccea of broken glass Is to pat >bem with damp absorbent cotton, then use the vacuum Mra. Then. 3 P .te , , a le " lth„ M r* ' Blake Sawyer. 2171 Palmetto, Tues. 1:45 a. m. Circle 2. Mrs. T. F. McDaniel. Chin., with Mrs. Ralph Dean. 310 E. 23rd St. Tuea. 3:45 a. m. Circle 3, Mra. Ashby Jones, Chm., with Airs. Walter Price, Lake .Monroe, Tuca. 3:45 a. m. Circle 4, Mra. R. F. Cole, Chm., with Airs. C. F. Brannon, U12 W. 1st. Tuesday 3:45 a. m. Circle 5, Mrs. M. E. Baker, Chm., with Airs. 8. O. Shinhoiser, 1408 S. Oak. Tues. 3 p. m. Circle 8, Miss Versa Woodcock, Chm., with Airs. Ben .Monroe, Celery Ave.. T u n . 3 p. m. Circle 7, Mrs. I,. T. Doss Chm., with Mrs. J. H. Slcphin, DeBary, Tues. 3 p. ra. Circle 10. lira. W. W. Tyre, Chm., with Mr*. J. H. L ey Jr., U8 Elm, Tuea. • p. m. Enterprise WSCS Plans Rummage Sale Mra. Fay Lee * : i hostess to the ladies of the W. S. S. of the Barnett Memorial Metho­ dist church Enterprise al their regular meeting Tuesday after­ noon at 2:30 p. m. Airs. Warren Hiae, devotional chairman led the devotional and a program entitl­ ed "the New Year—New Rcsponlib iiitln ” was given by Airs. Allan Sain. The program was based on the W. S. C. S. year beginning Scpl I. During the business session con­ ducted by Airs. Cecil Sellers president, a committee was ap­ pointed to plan (he annual dinner during October. They were Mrs. James Richard-, chairman: Afn. Ida Pidgett, Mrs. Allan Sain, Mrs. B. W. Carlton. Mrs Cecil Seller* and Alisa Doris Faber. Announcements were made of the rummage sale at the home of Mra. Padgclt, Saturday Sept. 12 at 1:30 p. in. and the follow­ ing Saturday at DcLand band shell. The District Seminar of W S. C. S. to be held at the Trinity Methodist church DcLand, Sept. 17 from 3:30 a. m. to 1 p. m. was also announced. Delicious refresh meats were served by the hos­ tels to the 11 members present. come too tight, try making a sleeveless blouse by remuvbt, sleeves. I f a family has a member who hai time to make school clothes and has the ability to sew, it saves money. You get better qua lity for the emount o f money spent. There is also a satisfaction of individuality and better fit. Have trim washable and easy lo iron. Shrink inlerfacinga. Some o f the fabric from which the garment ia made ran be used if desired. Reinforce corners o f pockets with a second row o f stitching end machine baste a atrip o f fab­ ric to the waistline on the wrong aide. This will be the same color as the garment when a piece ia needed to mend a tear. Then you can cut off what you need from this atrip for mending. Fred Warnkc in Santa llosa, Calif. C. 1*. Bennett and his mother Airs. Bessie Bennett have return­ ed after spending a week in Nashville, Tenn. and R o c k y Mountain, N. C. They visited the “ Grand Old upiy' while in Nash­ ville, Tenn, Mr. Bennett is the ,h, vWvW w lo 1'ust commander ... to tne st W. B. William* went to Hot Springs. Ark. Thursday, by plane where he will spend the monih of September at the Alarquetto Hulei. Fourway Singing for children (accompanied by parents). The event will begin at 4 p. m. with a real Hobo Slew dinner and prises will he awarded for the funniest and most original costumes. Dancing will also be enjoyed. president, ^ Hue^ to Hines* of the Scmlnolo Me. murlal Hospital, lha meeting was opened by the secretary and the business session conducted by Alary Hoetgcr. Others attending were Mra. Edna Norman, Rita Trcdway, Alargarel Dillard, Aiyrtle Spark­ man, Beulah Miller, Merle Trtdway, Alice Bolly, Sally Peralto and Lucy ilellm. The Four Way Singing Conven­ CORRECTION tion will meet at Eastsidc Bap­ Airs. Jimmy Kridcr the tist Church, Haines City, this stork shower at the Sunday. Lunch will be served at honoree 1 ' _________ noon and singing from 1:30 to Flamm reahtencey^The Herald 4:30 p. m. The Flev. Merle L. story in ThurwUy’s edition list­ Packham, pastor extends an in­ ed the hopon?Vas Mra. John Krlder-Jr. \ Circlet of the First Methodist vitation to the public. and First Baptist Churches of Oviedo have changed their meet­ ing dates. T h e'A lary Alartha Cir­ cle will meat Tuesday, Sept. A, at 3:30 p. m. at the home of Airs. C. L. West on Lake Charm with Airs. A. b. Kimble as cohosteas. Both the Chappel Guild and Bethany Circles have postponed . Small lamp shades, ready to be their inerting dates lo the follow­ 2111 Grandview Avc. So. discarded, ran find a new life ing Monday, Sept. 13, time and as hat racks. Cover them with place to be announced later. All circles o f the First Baptist attractive paper and pul them — ..— ItU on your closet shelve* lo aerve Church have been postponed until as recks. 1 Monday night, Sept. U . Circles Set Dates Announcing the Opening Good Shoe* good posture your child! f MATTAIR NURSERY • HIBISCUS | 24 to 30" 1.50 UP I • CROTONS to ehooM from25cea. 9 Jam 'A -Wlmra �TAMPA ( U f l ) - th 9 ed to to T M M ' i totto u (to K M St tor* far tto ftftk m m MrCevaye Skins Saturday «t Baagar, Mr. aad tto tm A t­ tain Ram* aatnrtala tto Cleve­ land Brawns. Tto Oatnft Liras spotted Phil­ adelphia st 144 first p n M land and ttoa rallied U town (to Baglas, >4-14, Thunder night la a tuntup at TaMe, Ohio. Tto Katins pinto ttoir early tolas wtoa Nona Vaa Brackiia tossed (wa loaeMawa passe* tot Oatroit scotad four Umts ia (to itcoto quarter U tala its aacato victory of tto exhibition saaaoa. It was Philadelphia's third *0t- rioridUns win gat snottor look at tto NFL totoaratto Saturday night wtoa tto Chicago Stars asst (to Waahiagtoa RrfiHaa at JackseavlBe, la other Saturday night exhibltloas, tto Saa Fraaeleeo Forty* Niaors play tto CMaage Cardi­ nal* at Seattle, Wash., tto Giants taka os tto Grata Bay Packers 3 ^Ar;:- ,tK t * :* - I* • ‘ ainkbvillb (UPD- ■y'ye tontUag good," anya ddn FoatboU Coach Bob Waod-of Ms IBB Osiers Woodruff said kla players warn stiff and Beaded leU of eenmiag west affw throe days of Also. But to said they were hBtg ' hard and would coma it Mat.' to Galen raa at half spaed I im bed coatart work Thursday to tadar, Ttoro will bo a full 1(1' serlmmage Saturday after- least oat thing—the running of junior fallback Jack Eaptaaklp of f City, “ Wo knew bo could Mock, catch • past and *ley defense. Now wo bcllev he’s going to to a tough ball carrier" Moon said. Svltchod from right tol\ KspenaMp’o nta* nlag Thursday was tto eutaUnd- Woodruff w-a tmpnsscd Thurslay by tto poaatng of AllaaUn w k Allan at quarterback. Wayne ..WilUamsoa ef Tampa U tto only veteran quarterback on tto team aad aoveral yornger men are competlng for Ua job, or tto second spot- They latlude Allen, who passed well Thursday, and Jack Joaea, a junior eolirse transfer. . Florida Stats Coach Ferry Moss toe. cairn* days to pracUto before tto opening game and saya hla players are not "retpondlng lika they should.’’ ‘ He aaid practice through Thurs­ day waa alow, mostly because of tto tost. But Mws waa happy about at AaMffcaa League Washington ooo ooo n o - 242 New York 023 ooo o a - • 11 a Kemmenr, Woodeahlcl (3). Griggs ( I ) and Naragon. Ditmar (11 • •) and Howard. Loser — Kemmercr (4-13). HR — Sievers, Courtney. Boaton 1100 lot o n - 4 7 1 Baltimore 003 OOO U x - 314 2 Baumann, Chlttum (!) and White. Brown, Loea (4) and Trii». Winner-Brown (4-7). LosBaumann (34). HR-Ni«man. r League Leaders Last year KapanaUp waa used taalnly as a Mocker and carried tto toll only fou time*. But to raugkt I I posses good for 200 yard! gained. Tto Miami Hurricanes are scheduled to run through their initial day of heavy contact work today. Coach Andy Gustafson will put his sophomore backs through ttoir first real teat. Gustafson said he •xpccts his team to have a more potent attack this year and fcela to will hava three good backfields. However, a big quastlon re­ mains as to tbo oUcctlvanoso of tha lino. Only a handful of lettermen returned to tha front wall and most of the pressure will bo shifted lo the sophomore*. Natlwal League Chicago 013 000 OlO- 3 13 0 San Francisco 002 322 OOx— 1 14 0 Anderson, Hillman (4), Elaton (3), Henry (S), Buihardt ( ! ) and Neeman, 9. Taylor ( I ) . Anlonelli, Miller (3) and Landrith, Hegan ( I ) . Winner—MiUar (1-7). Loser— Hillman (1-10). H R -D ark, Bras■oud, McCovey, Maya. St. Lo\iIs 103 OtO OOO- 3 • 1 Los Angeles 300 000 001— 3 7 0 Miller (3-3) and Smith. Dryidnle, Craig (3), Sherry (l> and Itnieboro. Loser — Drysdale (ISII). HR — Cunningham, Buyer, Roseboro. Ho tsplalnod tto tot September aua will taka tall af Ma man la ttoir Sept, i t gaasa with Alabama ualasa throe goto taama era ready. Mississippi gtat through Its hcavltst scrimmage ta data and Coach John Vaught w u pleased with fullbacks Charley Flewers and Billy Bay Adams. Mississippi Stata perhaps lost tto servlets of (ackle Bob Bisk, a 214-pound sen­ ior letterman, who aggravated a knee Injury Thursday. McCovoy, Low Players O f Month CINCINNATI (UPD-WUUe MeCovey of Sen Francisco and Vera Law of Pittsburgh have toon nam­ ed co-winners of tto National Lotgue's Player of tto M o n t h " award for August. McCoyey and Law ueh collected 15k votes In tto balloting by a 40man committee of baseball writers and broadcasters. UcCovey, 21-year-old rookie first baiamao, batted .171 during Au­ gust with 22 runs batted la and eight homers. Law won f o u r games and lost none last month while turning In a l.M earned run •vnrag^ NEW YORK (Uri) — Book­ makers refused to accept tots on tha horse Hindu which won 14 consecutive races and never waa out of the money in hla three yean of racing with 31 wins, t seconds and 3 thirds In 44 starts. BATON BOUGK, La. (UP1) — an performers. Tto defease win Tto speed with Which saa pullto to built around second loam AUlag muscle Improves may wall to Americas canter Mas Pugler who tto determining factor this fall cornea close to being tto immov­ 1a Lsalslaaa Stale's efforts to able object while backing up the repeat as tbo No. 1 college foot- LSU liar. However, Dlotxsl feels that aU ton team la tto nation. That Injured muscle belongs to tto honors heaped or his peetectAll-America halfback Billy Can­ sesaon charges, end upon himself non, a KO pounder who runs tto as coach of tto year, meats 100 in a dialling M and gaacrally harder work this fall. “ Forget about Louisians Stats conceded to have tote tto tost ( sight>-Haddla (11-0) va Owtns tolng tto No. 1 team In tto naback of aU la ’*•. (IB ID or BoMaoca (14). lion." to aaid. "All that maoaa Milwaukee at tisciaaaU (tight) new la LSU wUl to thr No. 1 tar­ -tea k s (IM S) va Turkey (14-13). get of every team wo May." Chicago at ten Fraaelaco DIeUel togaa preparing far tto (night)—Hobble (14-11) vs San­ track matt and LSU coach Paul 'SR season right altar LSU’s hardDiatiol has tons sweating it out ford (11-11). since. The Tigers’ big gun oper­ •arned, 7-0 Sugar Bowl victory (Oaly games scheduled.) ated at half ipood la .arly pro- over Clcmaon. Although to plena gatardoy'a Games •aisou drills but ciprtised con­ no major changes la tto atntngy Plttabargh at Philadelphia fidence that to ’U to back in top that produced a perfect soaaoo, MUwaukea at Cincinnati form wtoa tto dtfeoding S£r and he’s memorised ovary mistake his I t Louis at Saa Francisco national champions open ttoir taam made last year and knows (Oaly gamta actoduled.) saaaoa against Rica oo Sept. U moat of the weaknesses and Amerkaa Laagaa itroog points of tto taama LSU W. L. Fct. GB before a national television at- meets this fall. dicnee. Chicago The LSU mentor points out that tm „ But even with Csonoo not at Cleveland one of the principal factors hi tto IT a* 304 ISVh ,0P lo tm > there'* little reason to New York Tlgara climb to tto top lnat sea­ as B7 tea ltvt fM * *°n7 for Diatial and hla son waa the fact that then wore Detroit S3 17 UJ 11 Bengals. A total of It of the top Ball! more 12 72 4S2 21 M players on last year’ s unbeat- only two major injuries among Boston hts players season-long. Ha kopea M 71 04 22 on. untied club ntura-locludc bis long-range planning wlU tolp S3 In iaa 2BM nine atartera, 10 Mcond turners, reduce that element of luck. i Bcanlta and the entire gang of “ Chineac "We'll to Improved.” says Dietilniton 2 bandiU." id , "but, so will almost avary a 4 (night) 11 Cannon's ready, lha LSU heduled ) backflald. I n c l u d i n g halfback team we meat." Dietiel figures that victory goes thin Pitchers Johnny Robinson and quarterback to the team which has worked Detroit—KUcks Warren Rabb—fifth in the SEC hardest for lha orcaks. Ho lntonda j. f , last year In rushing and passing to havo hia Tigers ready for those iw York (night) respectively. " m *»«vw fww pure, breaks. a Tarry (4-10). TTie lone lean apot ia fullback ilngton (night)— with Red Broadnax graduated Stobbs (I I). and Tommy Davii turned pro. Coaches at LSU think they may ove have already found Cannon’s re­ NOTICK te F irrm hsrtby slvsn that I placement for lMO. Hi's sopho­ am •n *«*«d la buslnass at LoneSatarday'a Games more Wendell Harrla who also wood. HamlnoU County, Florida, Cleveland at Chicago runs the 100-yard dash in near and that I tnlind to rsaUttr »al<l Xaaiaa City at Detroit nama with tha Clark o( tha Cir­ record time and who combined cuit Boston at Washington Court, Hamtnnla County, Flor­ speed and an effectiv. change of ida, In accardanca with lha fraBaltimore at Naw York pace for a grant freshman sea­ vlslona of lha Fictitious Kama Mtatult*. to.wit: Paction SSMa son. Florida Btatulaa HIT. Up front, tha Tigers are three Graham Bullspyes Ml*: Tbomaa Mclnnla deep at every position vlth prov Publlih dapt. It, II. II, * Oct. t. CLEVELAND (U P I) - Quar­ terback Otto Graham threw 174 touchdown passes end gained a OPENING BY POPULAR REQUEST total of 24,444 yards passing dur­ ing hla fabulous career with the Cleveland Browns of tha Nation­ al Football League. National Lragae Flayer A iTubG.AB.R. M. Pet. taros, Mllw. 130 330 101 190 J3S Caghm, St.L. 124 403 37 141 .330 Phi son, Cla. 133 337 114 144 330 Bbbinvn, Cln. 131 04 M IS* 320 Oipeda, S.F. 131 337 13 144 3IS American League Wiemi. Dei. I l l 473 M IBS 334 Ka"m\ Del. 115 431 71 145 .331 Raancls, Bos. 124 419 K I M 311 Woodling, BU. 122 344 M 120 313 Fox, Chi. 134 343 73 111 310 Reas Batted la -Maiieeal Laagwe-Banks, Cubs 111; Robinson. Rsdl US; Aaron, Braver 103; Bell, Rads 111; Msthaws, Braves 40. Ameeitaa Laagaa—Colavitu, In dlana M; KUlthrew, toutors M; Janaaa, Rad Sox M; Maxwell, Tl- Legol Notice • Sit or Stand • Sit u • Sit and you at your work — driva — watch TV — BUT RENEW THOSE NEGLECTED MUSCLES GIVE Y O U R BODY A T R E A T — W ITH B ALAN C E D EXERCISE— HAVE V IT A L IT Y A N D (to ff ZEST FOR LIVING! APPLICATIONS Starting Sept. • NaUaaal Uagwe-Bsak*. Cuba 34t Aaron, Bravaa 17; Matbawa, Bravsa 14; Robinson, Reds 33, Bnar, Cards 17. Anariear League—Culsvito, In­ diana 34; KlUabrcw, Senators 34; AUlaoa, Senators » ; Maxwell, Tl»S Jensen, Red Sox; Held, ans; Lemon. Senators; Manlie, Yankees, all at rtlrkisi Natlraal Lsagao-Face, Pirates IT-®: Antoo* LI, Giants L4-T; Law, Pirates 1*1; Newcomb*, Reds 137; Conley,Pbl!» 11-7, American League- Shaw, White B n 14-3; McUah, Indiana ll-T; Ford, Yankees 14-7; M ill, Yan­ ta i* 11 • 4; Lary, Tljsri tT-t; Tuao. 5:00 to f :00 P.M. 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NEW YORK (UPI) — Are )f#« t c m b a i a, n, lOst* Mi Qua Bm*k* eut fSr C M sgaiMt an NBC Art Til* (t) Today — Da** oar raw ay •acvr to et# tbs ■ * • «* * * H Ml Pro Foalhall— V IS IT US 1st* Ml Wwtkar • Cartawa Sullivan taped la l l aaaawt Ate Llufclstter ipaclal. B**rt n n«d*kta* TUI Ml Maws to mar cnsvsnldat The llfS-SQ waaoB way to oM Mil# Ml lllahwar f»tn i you teoklac faewsid to tlM TV ».#* Ml MaralRt Thwtra Ml It CooId Ton a t tb* boat la TV history—but no­ vtrilon a t " W i n H ike* Seauay list* Ml Marl* body's going to taa it a ll Ml Marl* Euat" m : ill , l i t E . CsmmtrtlsJ lS:t* (*1 Mart* KirkThe ChanMl Bwtwi Tha guait 1:11 Ml Raws . Wwtkar It #o, taa tod. Yae'U Save ta lineups far a couple af wason aimb a t PL m. thauae ane ar U s aUar. II:#* Ml Chrtetoyhsr# Tfc* #*■* gtaa fee. Jlauay Du- ap*Mra In variety TV: Gertruda Ml Kartwa kapara M| Mori* Mi Waaiaor-stow# IIsM 1 1 1 Trwaar* Haa# rant*’# apaclat aa R f f t SI Bid Us Borg, VU Damons and Ja m Pow­ It#* M) Boa Votor III Fran11*e Do*t*r Ml lam Laranaaa III Roving contra M) Niwa-tgOM* Hilton Barta-LudUa Ball-Dwl Ar* ell btlp Garry Mors kick off IhS Ml Marl* 1:11 Ml BoMkoll—Indll a rt. Ml Suite 1MS-W itaion aa CBB-TV Tuts1lilt (D Tries la Right ivki cemady ta fcs esse U * <») Until Wtitio Boo Ml 1 Ur# Luay day, flapt. to. Th* Mxt sight on •tl* (I) Mill* nldhu Ml Baaoball—Broroa ra A im r H ill (I) Caawntratiaa ties NRC-TV, Perry Cows launcbsi R#do Th* raaaeas “partUsl Ml T*e Daliar D ial PA S4TM m > T aoV e* WWlS t.t# Ml Thlo la Tfc* Ufa bis Mw #*ria# wiU Walter Bran- ftto III nlng"—pragraau U st Coiiaol T7a*k TVBBBAT P. K 1:11 1(1 Mowa • Waatktr ll:t* Ml Tl* Taa Da by *ida aa dUtoraa* efcahaata. aaa, Peggy Xing and Ue Ebarly fits 1:1* III Morla Till <>) 111 Dors #( UM Ml Thwtro P«Mi­ Thera will be a lot e f It la tfce Brother# a# hit guest#. t :»* Ml Aaraw Tha Bwri lts Ml Thl# 1* th* Ufa Singer Molly Be* appaara a# a aty Hite (I) Basrah far Tomorrow »#*#on just ahead, aa panto* we 4:#0 Ml Mori* m i wnitea Till Ml Taa lamina Qaia candidate for tha "Champagn# te dampen soma of yuur enUuil4:lA Ml Family Tk*ol*r lit* Ml T#,»* tl-.l* (D It Coull Ba Taa Ml Buodair With Bally aim about Ua highly touted TV Lady" role aa Lawrsnc* Walk's Ml Curl at L*#t Rwort li:t# ill ttuidiag Lsaht Ml LM tW «l4 dancing party af Saturday, flept, I :IS H*a ill Warti At Cart* » ) Th* rrte* io Right wason by ltatleg taw* #( the « * •* l») Marla ■ i » Muala Btaga II) Paco TM Kktlaa ewple#. Fdrbapa these nates will 18 tn ABC-TV . . . NBC-TV's ill Tappar Ml Mhl7#o“ lr* « Mi Moat to* Pr*>* lit* tl> Malta#* Thtatr# give your fawll) plenty a t UwS fsurU-deming asrlea, Our AwariMl Brhlnd sha N*wa U) s n l»| chnmeteathia caa Hsriugs, which debuts an (I) VUItar baforthnnd ta tatlla U s latviublt Doo Urowa n , Gala •d« M) TwtnUath Caalwr Ml Aa Tha Warld Turn* Sunday, Oct. IS wiU n drama Ml cb*t matter Kirwla iquabblas ever wba wntabao wtot. !:(• Ml Day U Cauft TtM Ml Mldwaatara Mayrlda (3) Data King about Thoms# Jefferson, will fol­ (I) Qk#*a Tar A Day Thaw examplaa at parallel pro­ M) Laaaia Ml Tar Bittar ar W#ra* low with plays Shout Ell Whitney, •it* (3) Bat Matter*** fill Ml sucplelo*. gramming art baaed Upas #p*n1.1* (D Bloadla Ml Walter WtalhiU TU# startsr u U a i r * lag dates for now ibSna, tb* atert John C. Fremont, U. 8- Grant, t ill* HJ 111 Hawa Party Ml Martrlak 11) Tkte la Tear Ufa Oliver W*ndeQ Holmes and An­ (I) Oala Storm of m w tpiaada# far old ibawi, a t f l) Markham • Ml Ed dulllraa drew Carncgts during tha fall and •it* Ml Lawn** ipcclal t« lot ail*. Ml aura caaraa winter wsioas. it) Bwt taa Cl#*k Ml On flapt. IS, youll hat* ta *:#« (D Chary ahaw II Tran Tkta* Baal l:H Ml Ml UK Thaatro <hoo*a batwaan ABC’s Maverick 14} Vardtet la Voaya Ml Ml Colt 44 Ml Who Dp Xpu Truat T and NBC'* a r * lirarboat portea. in tm s sinovrr c* crt , r u t h lit* Ml Alfrnt itllchaaak 4#•* ill Truth *r Co*aw Jt o ic u L ctBcvrr o r rs.*mn>A. Ml Dwdllna Par Attlaa flugarfoat gats back la Mrlde on Ml Mrtghtar Day IV AND r * « l a s i l t l A COVMTY. l*:l* Ml Doritla Taunf flapt. IS, but Ue time tlat la #pIM CSUCISV IS. IMIS Ml RIsbard Oteatead potlu NBC's m w western, Lara­ Rvricm a r si'rr t*:t* Ml Wbat'a My Ua* A. W. LBS, Jr, dates builnass Ml Oaodywr Theater mie. Take yeur pick. On that CHARLOTTE, N. C. (UPI) -T oundar th* ft«lltt*ua mm# *f Ml Moat tiedraw ■ama night, the new Dtania If# TMU l'l he LIT Cgt'RT « Lass Compsar, 11:4* Ml Mart* NINTH ADICUL ClBCllT OP O'Keeia abow «s C M bucks day was Judge n. E. Henderson's Fterlds m rtM t... t . T / ' q Ml ftewa _ Plstettf/, blrthday-but It was e dnrit hs _ ■ran ITATB BP PLOBIO*. IN AND F. R. WOODWARD tt us, Ml Matte ABC* m w 8 rone*. FOB aUHNBLM COL’NTT m sivs tew, if sny, gretl 11:11 (#1 Byd Karlin* D«f#n<1*«t*. 4' IN CMANCKBV . Fart af "Rod/ and Eaul," Ua lag cards bearing bis tell name. RTATW Of FLORIDA TOi r. W. tl:I4 Ml Datalln* Eure** IIID-HTATK INVESTMENT Colt- opening Du Foot Show af tha MO* DAT A. R. When be w*i born so years ego, w u oovsnn snd A U D R B T TO RATION, a Tlorlda cprparailaa, WUUDWAHD, at#* known •* AUD7:0# M) Kara Qarraway Heath an flept, U tangle# «|U tb* judi Jackson RY Tlaiatlff, WOODWARD, hi* wtf#i W# M» W t a t t e r * ---•VE* ‘ tb* fraU supply *1 Atcoa-Gaod* Rsakiel1 David Jsmu Nathaniel I Yau at* rtquira* la (II* yaur 7:10 Ml cartoon# ROOPEV81.T U1TCUEU, a i d year atari**. HanMiay, a Mw lyhsator Willi* Edward Demo* ■n#w«r with th* «|«rli af th* 7:11 Ml Nawa B WtaUar OLADTS MITCHEUo bla alia, it's tint* t* total • i'. Court and d*llv«r s III# <41 Nawa Daftmlanla. CBS seriaa aUrring Jackie Coop­ tbents Henderson. He's called ■bav*-#lyUd RtlALSU#iinfclI f lilt / , copy ih*r«*f I* ytalhtlffa uniter1:1# Ml CapL Kanaara* n w ric k o r a t i-r er, collides with tb* aow Stave Zaks. Ilia Ml Uaralay Thwtra ■>cn*d *itaro#r **t liter than *■*the etatb o r tdohida to : M> IIon par Raom Headenon say* his parent* i»mb*r II, 1111, ih*r*te Ml* anHooa.ralt Mlt«h*U and Uladya Allan abow on NBC that Monday (it# M) fteadare Uiaaat *w*r ••iiins lurth r#ur written loadtd hlw up with Ue name* of Mllch«ll. bla » l t » , white# riildanca night. *:«) ID Nawa and Inlarrtawa dtfantti, if aar y*i# hsvs, t* plainAmerica's »:ll Ml Nawa A Waathar la It urcliard Itrtat. tValeott. New Cbooaa bats tan an NBC World US uariei In hopes they would llir* complaint tn fsr*ela#ur* at lit## Ml Dough Ra Ml York - Finest tears Uw somelhlng. All be got niortsaa* that rartaln ten* In M) on tha Oo YOU AKE HKKBK 1 ItEQCIHED EVrias special, Blag Cnxby'a ABC W iU r C#tt*ly, Florid*, diiirl#11:1# ID Trtaaura Runt la (Ua yaur anawar.or written 4 a- gait and Garry Moore's now CBS were tbs asms*—and one pair of K-mtnal* ad n*: Ml lam Lavaaioa Heitor (antaaL it any, In th* aha.* pro writs an Sept. ft. Tha Mst peats. Tha Kut half *f I«t 17 *f III Uavlo raadlnga with tha Clark at thl* N*w L'yiat*. aceordlng to th* night, you can pick either Ua atw its#* <i> Trie* la Rleht Court, and la aar.a » aapy lharaof pin Htetenf #*<-*rd«d In Vial Ml 1 Lora Luay upon tn* plalaturp allornty ont-hour varilon of IJneup an Rook I, pa#* 17, Fubll* Km Hit* Mi Uonuantrattea wkuaa lim a and addraaa appaara CBS or tb* NBC favorite, Wagon ill Top DalM* nrd# •( aimlitl* Cauaiy. Fterhtr.un, an or baf»ra tka Hat day Id#. Mo.ru** p. m. , Train. Can't fceva both. And when ef Baptambar, 111 *. 13.1# ID Tlo Taa Douah H*r*ln fill *al *r * d*cr#* pro Th* nature o( thla pruoaadlnga Pat Boon* return* to ABC wiU Ml Do** ot Lit* ranfaiM will b# **ter#d hg*te*l balnt a ault far faraclaaur* on a a ont-hour special on Oct. l, he'll N A TU R A L GAS CO. Ml Aaruia tb* Board yau. MIAMI (UPI) —Cspt. Donald K. snort**** oa th* fallawln* daaID it Coul* B# Taa WITNKSS my hand **d *7(111*1 202 Sanford A t *. FA 2-4282 Hit# Ml ertbad real property lylaa and bump into the sew Flaykouia so laid a t Mount Clsmsaa, Mich., •••I Baarah tor Tomorrow *7 lh* abov* amid Court icMoa, Ml Pintorelma Quts bain* In Seminal* County, Plarlda, reigasd today as Us winner of INI* 13tb day ■( Au*u#i, A. D. to -»lt: 11:41 Mi (Saldlna Dlphl An A rt Caraey ipaclal on NBC 1*3*. Ua snausl Ricks Memorial Jet lt*< m > ClaaaraoM ot sha Air luil S3. Ulork r . at A. B. tSKAI. III Topper UTEVKNM ADD1T 1U.N TO MID* Oct. g compote# with n ntw CBS sir race. O I*. Htrnfoli Ml Misilc Blnaa WAY. Bamlnola County, Tlo- wikUrn, Hotel da i’Area. When Reid, II, Hew lbs UO • mile Clark #7 lh* Circuit Cn-s-l lit# M) A# th* World, Tore* run, accardln* to plat lharaof Dinah Bhora rautrna to NBC an course from Memphis to Miami Mr: Aria J. LundquUt Mi Mr. A lira Karth of record In Plat Baab 1, Pat# Dayuly Clark M> Conrad Natla 11, et th* Public Itaoarda at Oct. d, ska'll find two m w thaw# In to mlautss. Hs was lbs first of K#na#lli . Laffltr lit* (1) Quaan (ar a Day Bamlnola County, Plot 14a. opposite bar to ABCi Tb* Rabal the 10 competitors to tears and Ndwards M Ruildlsg Ml Fur iittttr or War** DONE and URDUBED I f Ban Ua first to snivo. and Ua Alaahan*. Sanford, Flartd* It) Day ta Court ford, MamlnoU County, Tlorlda, 1:11 M) llouia Tarty Rtld, who flaw 102 combat mii< Atlorn«r far I’lalntlff A one-hour private eye writ#, Mia Hilt day of Auauki, III#. II) Blond)# (•KALI Buurbon Street Baal, debut* on aloaa la Korea, woo tho trophy on ID Uala Blsrai O. P. HERNDON 1:1* ID Tuuuy Dr Malaaa ABC Oct. | and hope* to aUggcr tho basis a t bla flight and of pho­ Clark Circuit Court Ml HI* Iter off tho now Father Know* B«at and tographs taken of "Urgst area#" Byi Harm* T. Vihlan Ml Baal tka Cloak III* ID Prom Tkata Raat* Daputy Clark Danny Tboma# tpl#od«*. What'* on route. Florida’s Friendliest With 111 Verdict la Taura CapL John T. Nober, Oiark, Harry M . Ilobba your decision on thla on#: Bad 1*1 Who Da Tan Treat I Atioraay far PlalalKf Bloat Convenient Food 4:1* (D Truth ar Caaaaquaaaa* Uktltoa's first CB8 ipaclal or tb* Ark., was runner . up in official H. a Be* 1111 M) BrtaMar Day As Little Tamy* 1, Plarlda Mteun’a first BtU Telephone #p*. standings. Ho was tbs last ta laava Store - Quick Service M) American Bandaland and tho lilt to finish. CapL Mar <•) Osnan RoM IMS III Tradkd*** ,, te) Ktegs**# st IM I l*:ts i|.*f 11:1* IM * id Ursa# uustraiaar* Ml N*wa Mi Muvi* II) NSW* Mi Jock fair Ml N«ws-«v**Uif VSiSMMl A. O, tt*s (l) Data wsmwsr US* tl) teastear f:l# (!) cautuas fil* Ml A#w* Si*« mi A* xws 1:11 Mi CapL Ksngars* lit* ID Stwruiu* iMMfS . .. M» M»ninr Rwa h i k: b k K a ta ™ \Vi.5fiwr$r wygsWU11 i t You Won't See All Big TV Programs For Season - gifisr Ml TAP TEST Thty Call Judge Z tk a For Short Legol Notice always hit h * always (laar vi.1, # always pkirty fv-y#' i i .h m l K U * 1 II) AOTOi I ' t *1 * Stare * I ---------------IllSS Mi It CsulS Ot You Ml S#*reh far Tama M) Psatemlm* Uuls MI Stella Slag* ItM (2) A»*Vb# W*rl< Turn* M) Matte** Tk*air* (I) (lr#at aild«ril##t* f:(S ID Uu*«a rur A Day Ml For Baiter *r Warts (1) A Day- Is Caurl 1:11 M) blandl# Fsriy » l> H*us* U*T* -Harm •ito alas* •:•• WIEBOLDT8 CAMERA BMOP MO gL Path Avo. iflsairt till (its REMEMBER TdOr Yastolto Willi RRAJ* BMOTR . . _ I#ur* te Yau Trn«l in RanditanS ./ K K su0/ £ r H “*M“ I Cuunty i l l ? MS SCHOOL Of DAKCB \ !M!*>>i fFf»*»# e Walt fFiarhauas ft • Uacla TAP — BALLET — J A B BALLROOM ■ REGIBTRR NOW Dally Bstvsen te a. m. so .1*. in T b - i c S r 1 * *V> ?uTl5*£ l4 ’,*'**Ml* ■ II) Kswt sad Sports MS Ml fttfrmaaa*ta • Ntwu floa ill Wssibar tnatlag sad Firslas 1) 1st. Fr**i#s Fn *f •) IteWm-DauiU* N#W*— US 14) *> Jabs V (•> Jibs Daly Till M> Waathar ItM M) Flight « p. ■> Msa, lhao Pri, flurt SspL Ilk. MSI Rlswslbg PA t o m !•!war. c*““ •ill It) 'iV) Ills M) It) I l f I*) (II te) •ill Wks Fays >rli* CauaakaU giaucat* SisIwf^Falhar S** *•“■* Lsnvs It T* s«avu ftm s ..fffiSr »•<•• te) Olsmssrsms Gwaltney Jeweler _ Mar* s*4 R. Park Ave. Hits 13) Ntwa-W*ath#r-Sp#rl* (#1 N*wt-W*ath*r-B*«na IMIS M) IS) tfovla 11:1* tXJ Jack Kaar FRIDAY a. M. lit* (I) Today—Dav# aarraway tilt III W*alh#r - Ktua tits (*) CartMas V\\ \\\ Ktew* " Sill (•) Captain Kansar** ItSS O) Moralag Th#atr* .. I ll n«m**r Room 111* (t) Uyatary Houm *i#l III N#w—Inter,Itw* lilt ID K#w* • W#stl»r UiH (!) Dauen R* Ml M) On Th# Do It) Xarloon Kaprr* I»:*l (S> Triaaur* Huat M> Sam Lavanaea M) Mo,I# Itil* ft) Frlc* !• nl«ht Michigan Pilot Wins Jet Race SOUTHERN Ml II) M*Vl* UiH III Frias l* Risk) • 1 Lav* ui#v IMS dtp CasMstrstias M) T«p iteiiar { r a tjaar* Legal Notice " » te » v 8 ,i ,m 81 l,iW%’flnwsasi ill! ,;M \\\ I$K§Sr its rnnteLima’ ouVU til ISO _____ it** 41) U l* u* Mirny li#S M ) «Mma » f (I) Mitel# Mlag* 14* M) Me. A Mm. Nona M) As Tk* World Tsrsi M) inmr# Ta«#n te) Karl*** Kapars w. sm .".?1 INSURANCE te) k its a tL U m te) mamas t l # m arl UiSS M ) 14 U r i d am law t :)l te) Nawa A Woatkar New Location! JCtvuu te:»* (Si %aa raw in ops Open Labor Day LIT'L GIANT gA B A M I Amrmmm Pslrhaaka - Mars# Rapalrs Ta AU _____ Howard C. Long M T I . CO M M ERCIAL S T* P A S-XUX frvuuuuoy & Vftcm hw t Gcncrtl Iniuranco 114 N. Psrk Ave. FA 2-0331 FOOD STORES $ rial on NBC.—both Oct. •. Or this one: Victor Borge'a NBC aperial on Oct. id and the rciura a t 11 fluaaat Strip on ABC! Jack Banny'i guest on Oct. IS will ba Harry fli Truman. This •haw will be oppoalt* tho NBC apdelal, Mfltrawb*rry Blond*." And on Oct. 27, "Tka Bali* of It. Mary," with Claudette Colbert French Ave. at 31rd 81* OPEN 7 A . M. - 11 P. M. EVERYDAY COLD BEER* Cartel ar Caaa Ta Carry Out Oily flaking A Piralc BaeeUta Papar Plataa, Can. Ipsees, Parka. FUhlsg Potea, Everything Far A Csmylats Haatlnp Or Flaklap Trip. HAPPINESS COLD CUTS A Caaelate Aaaartaaat Of Ssadwkh Msals. QUICK COOK M EATS Ckitkta. Saeaapa Wslaer, Park Ckepa Bit. H ava you s v tr planned fa opon a saving* ac­ count but kopt putting tha k U a off? Than you fin d that days run Into wooks( w e e k i into months, and you still havo nothing substantial la id by. Tha tim a to start saving is now , w hllo tha going is good. W o w ill appreciate your business and ta k a pride tn giving you the beet service human ingenuity can devise- Step by in the morning . . . don’t put it o f f . . . tha tim a ta start saving is N O W . D AIR Y PRODUCTB Milk, Balter, Regs, Ice l « i Pastries. Y ’A L L COME 7 TO 11 Open Lobor Doy As Tho Babytetoac..' art known lo havo msdo maps oa baked clay as early aa 2M0 B. C., according to too National Geogrrpbic Soci­ ety. RAVENNA PARK THROUGH H E A LT H *S A N E O R D ATLANTIC NAJI®NAl BANK. What About My Bock Doctor: A «ro o t many poopls think about Chiropractic only when thsir bock achca, whan m o matter e f fact few iliacasta causa any pain io thu baek at all and yot th* primary causa o f moat diseases is in |ths spine. Pain, rsgarolsss af Jwhsre It is lo­ cated. ia not in It self a disetas. It is merely a system, warning that something la wrong and it does not nacaaaarily follow that the causa o f the trouble is at tho point where tha pain is folt. It may bo someplace quite remote. Usually the pain will be at tho point where tha nerves involved have thsir endings and that may bo in the foot, in the arm, in tha kidneys, stomach, lungs, throat or some other part o f the body. The causa o f dUaasa la usual­ ly la the sptno o f which you may be unawaro . . * When the Chiropractor haa found and adjusted the vertebra that ia in malpoaition. usual­ ly the tenderness will leave ea will the disease o f which you complain. One o f o eerloo o f artklM published hi the public intereel to expiaia sod ilastrate the pra' lee o f ocieotifte Chiroprac.ic, written by Dr. F. Leo Eerwia whoeo o ffice is located at 201 8. French Ave. end M e telephone a am her ip F A irfex 2-7442. m o ve in : “ Homes Built with Pride’* O Wide asvsa to prated ICE Cniahcd Or Black, Ta Keep Year Ga*s Or FLh. Par Csld Uriaka, Luackaa ate. 450 cm win P. Read Jr., Ana Arbor, Mich., was third and CapL Gil­ bert R. H. Browning, Birmingham, Ala., fourth. B Y DR. r . LEO KEHW IN RIGHT NOW IS THE TIME You tnd #0*1 t Tor blown kitebsa »b lo * ta Beautifully designed 3-bedroom homes o f highest quality construction in a quiet, naturally beautiful neighborhood. * f bdiutiful aslurat birch # D« pandabla G-E ApplisMSs e Kitcban Eibsuit Fas o is ft. wide Coursts Drtvlwsy Monthly Payments LIKE R E N T ! F.M.A. rik A srisg JUBT 1J M ILE S W EST OF TH E T R A FFIC LIG H T A T 201)1 ft FRENCH D R IV E O U T T O D A Y ) BUoemoJteb SUW. 14thBL Conitructton Company Ine. VAS4M B VAM 4M m �9 ! t 1 l [e i 1 ■ a t t « . t BCWIBABD, * l « t H •( s t a t e o r F l o r i d a Tot h ik a o n h . a d a j c i . c a m p b b l l HEMJOfiUSnCMMTOM UlWJmpBtXKAIflNCl- n i t c s b if / sa y / a N ew eery CALLED ME TO D A Y > A M AN F rtE D IT TO D AY j NAKITTY Y5C.Y4K. YAK YAK y a k * L R DIXONt EMMETT C ADAMR If allra, kla aakaawa ipoaaa If marrlad. aad If daad. Ik# aakaawa kilr*, dariaaaa, la«ataaa aad traa« t ill af tka Mid EMMETT C ADAMAs W . I* PARTIN. If allra. kla aakaawa apaara If married, and If daad, tka aakaawa kalra d». rloooo. lagatooo aad grant*** af tka raid W . L PARTIN; OILMORB PARTIN. If aura, kla aakaawa •poaaa If marrlad and If daad tk* aaknawn hilra dorloooa, Waste** and prantioa af tha aald OILMORB PARTIN; R A PARTIN. It allra. kla aakaawa ipaaaa If marrlad and If daad. tk# unknown kalra da. rlaata latataa* aad Aran taaa af tk* Mid R A. PARTIN: C, P. DICMN. BON. L A HOUGH, aad W. K DAVIR aa tka tait*knawa dlmtara aad truitll* af BTBLAKRLOU LAND COMPANY, a dlaaolnd Flor­ ida oorporotlon, and tkalr unknown lueeoMora or aailBna la tatiraat; EVELINA KN10HT, If. allra kar aaknowa ipoaio if marrlad aad If daad tk* aakaawa kalra dorlaaaa, legoloaa and grant*** af th* aald MVALINA KNIOHT; B V R L I N R KNIGHT aad HAMPTON KNIOHT, kor husband. If allra thilr roipoctlrs unknown ipousoa If marrlod aad If doad <h* unknown kolra dorlasoa af Iks aald EVELINE KNIOHT aad HAMPTON KNIOHT, kor husband; MRR ROBB R HAMIL L If allra hor unknawn iprats If marrlod and If daad th* an. haowa halra dorlaaaa loratooa aad grant*** * f lh* raid MRR ItOAB B. HAMILL; J. O. BOYD, 3. W. WAHD. J R snd J. A FORT. M th* Uat-hnown tflroetora aad irasltaa ■f SOUTH FLORIDA N A V A L gTOKEA COMPANY, a dUsolrad Florida corporation, aad iholr an. known lurreeoor* In tntartot or axlgna; CORRIB C AIATRUNK and NEWTON R W. B1ATRUNR btr husband If allra thalr raopadlr* aaknowa ipoutou If marrlad aad ir doad lb* roopactlra unknown httra davioooc, tagataaa aad ■ran­ ts*# at lh* aald CONRIB C BIBTRCNK and NBWTON R W. BIBTRUNK, bar husband; MANUEL PETKHAON. if allra hla aakaawn -W M B N MOM LI5 T W ID H 0 N TW E U A 3TA W M •K T E N S IO M ,! COULD WEAK H !B BCTATHWo " - x - r i J U S T A D PLAIN-' PU8US Announcing Z FONOOTTOTAKA IT .o u r o p iH A P O c t o r r [ WHEN Z 6AVA VCtJA S d U IT T D A H O IO t rnrttyiATtmadyrfAxr In Order To Give Our Employees A Long Labor Day Weekend, The Following Insurance Agencies W IL L BE CLOSED S A T U R D A Y , SEPT. 5* 1959 i ^ . .. - „ r iL T IM K A TARI MOW!/* lOU OUST CO TO THAT BAD u orr ano ’ TUKM LANT/ L. H. KKlOHTl FRANKLIN O. KINO If all**, kla naksoarn a m n If marrlad, aad If daad. tk* aaknowa htlrp, darlaaoa, logataoo and traa. taaa at tk* raid FRANKLIN ft KIXQ; A. J. LUBALER If ultra, a* a dlrsctsr aad tnwta* af LARK KART HOLDIMO COKPANT. INC. • dlaaalTsd Florida corporations aad kU uakaowa aaaaaaaorala In. taraat *r aodgaai J. E. ANYDBN. If all?* kla aaknawn raraaa If married, aad If daad. tka uakaawa kalra, darlram losalM# and »r*a taaa af tka raid 3. E. ANTDERi B. L ANTLER ala* kaawn aa ELIA L ANTDAR If all**. I l f ankaawn spaas* If marrlad aad If daad. a # unkaaw* hilra. dartaaaa, Itgataaa, and graataas at tk* aald R L ANYDBIL alia knaw aa BDIA L woman. HA RAT J. WILSON,-Bl>WARD KOVIUn, K A M A BATBT. KAM A HORTON. f R A N C H W ALK IR . HAROLD A. CUTTER, u l ANNA U. HURT1.NO, |( ally*, aad tkdlr i m h i Uti u Rm w * If marrlad, and If Rm 4, iholr H n w tlt i uakaowa holra, < • . t U oor ir u t M R ■wl— — . Honors, •tH i m a j m m m a u f u r an* all M r M H tlth ilaa kr. IAt m M m 4m *r m U H tk* m M m h P Hr* HUM Dofondantsi CAM. BRIDOB W ELPARA UNION an « th* N S W ENGLAND MORAL R B FORM ROCtETT. dtaaolrod k i u * . ohaoott* Corporations, U K to I l f unknown w l i a k m i i i i i w i la In. u n i t , l i m t m iiMkkoMirR trust*oo, nr*atm r Molgarra. lira, or*, dradllara and itkor partloo ila lm lif kr. tkrodfl, aadar or aval a at raid Difradaatu TRAVEL. ERA AID BOCtBTT OF BOSTON. INC. a Maaaaohsaatta Corporation, haring it* offioa and *riasl*al plea* • f k*ala**a In Boom It*. Araik I # lion, Boston i * . Maoaachsaattil MAAAACHUBBTTA SOCIETY FOR THB FRBVBKTXON OF CRUELTT TO CHILD RBX, a Ma**aoka*«tta halra dtrlaraa lagatsaa aad gran- Corporation, haring Ha offlod and las* af lh* raid BAKUBL ALEX. principal plac# of b Batatas at « « ANDBR; HOMER 0. HUDAON, If Manat Varnoa Strati, Baatra L allra hla aakaawa sgaaa* It a u < UaaaaahaMlta; THE B O S T O N rlsd aad If daad th* aakaawa FLOAT1NO HOSPITAL, haring Us kslra dtrlaaoa tagataaa aad graa* •fflM and principal plan* af hast, taaa af th* Mid HOMBR ft HUD- ncca at 3* Ash gtrMt. Boston 11, *ON| WILLIAM HARRISON HOL­ Maaaaehusslts; THB BOSTON L T . DEN, tla* known aa W . K. HOL­ INQ-1N HOSPITAL harlag Its of. DEN. If allra hla aaknowa ****** flea aad prtaetpal ptaca at basl. If marrlad aad If daad tka aa- bom at III Laagwood Arrau*, Bo m known halra darlaaa*. lagatos* and taa II, MaaaasaaaatUi THB H A & grant*** of tk* raid WILLIAM BACHUIBTTB SOCIETY FOR THB IIARIUBON HOLD BN. *1m known PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO a i W . E HOLDEN; J. F. ATORBT ANIMALS, karlas It* tftira sad •nd BLANCHE STOREY. hla W lf* prlMlpal plac# of kastasaa st lid also know as 3. W. STORY aad Loarwoad Arana** Boat oa Id H a*, BLANCHB STORY, his wlf*. If saahuaatta; sad t* nap sad all par. •lira. Iholr raapoetlra unknows MBa harlag. or cLImlag I* bars, •ponooo If marrlad and If daad th* nap right, till*, ar Intarsst la aad rasfacllr* unknown holra. darlaoos, ta tha following daaertbad land lagatsta and grant*** at th* raid ■Uaat*, Irlng and balag In lha J. F. STOREY and BLANCHB County of Somlnols, Itsta af P I*. STOREY, hla wlf*. alao known aa (IdA to-witt J. F. STORY sad BLANCHB STORY, Lot* L > aad I of Black T. hi* wllo; aad aar aad all paraoaa Tier d af lh* City of BaafordZ haring *r claiming anr right. till* Florida, atcurdlas ti R K Traffard** Map tksraof, as tlW •am* sppaara upon thd Fuklla Racorda af Bamlatls Caanty, Florida. You. aad aach at you. ar* hsrsby M il has , _____ boa* aaUflad that _ _________ brought against yon la th* Cir­ cuit Caut, la aad tar Sualaoi* Coanty, Florida, la Chaaaarp, an. 11Had A. X. PETERSON, SR, A N . DREW CAR RAWAY, JOHN W . •hip It Aaath, Rang* I I B u t EVANS. ROBERT R BRADFORD^ TRACT *Ct aad JOHN ACHIRARD, aa aad com­ Tha BWU at th* NCH at tha ABU posing th* Board af TruatMa at at Aaatlaa 13. Township 31 AaatR U * Samlnaia Cauaty Fuklla HasRang* 13 KaaL Pltal. Plaintiffi. r a THB C IT * TRACT D: OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, at a!? Tha ABU af lha K W U af Asctlaa and you. and aach af yaa. ara ra* 33. TowsWIp I I South, ILasa u nulrad ta tlla your anawor t* lha KaaL Flalntlffp Complaint with tha TRACT Bi Clark af said Court, sad t* parra Tha SWU *f *ka af Baetlaa u po n PlatnllffP attorney, GORDON 31. Tawaahtp 31. South. Raas* *3 V. FREDERIC'C. c h u t oddrom la East. Post Offloo Baa U M , So*ford. Flo­ TRACT Fl rida. a copy of raid Answer, aa Tha NWIi of tha BWt* at loctloa or boforo Friday, lb* lllk day at It. Township 31 Aaath, Baaga 13 Aoptsmhor, A. D. 1111, rad It yon Kast. fail to do * r a Docrro Fra Coa. TRACT O: fooao will b* oatorod agalaat yota Tha North *4 af tha North H af aad aach of you. for tbu rollot datha NAIi af tha BWU af SacUaa mondod la aald Complaint. ^ II, Tawasklp 31 AaatR Rang* II Tha aatara af said ault la aa s V KatL tlon for a Daclaratory Doer so t# TRACT Hi datormlna tha latoraaL If say, which any at tha namod Dofsad. •ata might hara la aad ta tha South. Rang* It East. land dooerlbad, aad ta gulot tho TRACT It till* to tka abora dtacrlbad londa. Tha Watt H at tho SEU af lha WITNESS m - hand aad saal at NBHl tha Waat »/* Of lha AW 14 Mid Court at Aaafard. Aamluala at tha NEU af Aaotlaa U. Town­ Caanty, Florida, this lllk day ship St South. Rans* 11 Rant. Auguat, A. D. lllk. TRACT Jt a P HERNDON Tha East H af lha SBU af Ua Clark af tka Clrralt Court ns NKUi »ha East *4 at tho NEIi af and for Bomtnol* County, tha BE lit tha Waat 14 af tho NEI4 Florida •r tha SEU; tho East */« af tho By Aria J. Lundqulat f t A | NWI4 •» *ho SB 14 o* Bdottaik Id. (OFFICIAL ABAL) m Township tl South. Rang* tt Etst Tha Board of Coanty Casuals, TRACT Hi ■tenors of Somlnols County. Flor­ ida, will raoolra bid* ot tha affta* • f O. P Haradan. Clark la tka Court llousa at Sanford, up la 4iM o'clock P. M. Soptsmbcr PL 1111, for Ut* foUowlag approxi­ mate amount of molorlala; Horn No. I IM M Oollana of Od0*1loo (torn No. I •a.***. Gollono So. I Dies*l Pool Horn No. a ■ 3.11* Gallons pistol Bngln* 04 I I Uolloa Drum I Quart Sealed Coa I Quart Soalod Caa Horn No. I s.so# Gollooo Gasoils* Aaglad OH I I Uolloa Drum I Quart Soalod Caa 3 Quart Soalod Caa ltsm No. I l.HO U a .14* Ooar Oil Horn N a t I K Iba Chaaots Orsos* Tha abaca ta b* dtllrorad ta lha County Road Camp aa aaadad t i f f wrmness my hand aad tool at |s«^ tha parlid aadU« April t, Aaafard. Samlaala Coanty. Plarlda, this llth day af August. A. Du l i l t ta ahaw not price to th* 11*1. Cauaty Oaly. (BAAL) Bid* ta bo aaclotod la a toal. U. P. HERNDON *d envelope, plainly msrkod on tho Clark of tho Clrralt Court oatolda Bid Per Potrolosm Pro. Ay Martha T. VUMa ducta open Soptombor IL lilt. Dofutp Clark Alda to bo opoaod at a mooting w . c MutsMoo*. Jr. to ho bold Soptombor S3, l l l k Edward* BaUdlas Attests O P Harndoa. Cltrk Saaford. Florida^ J*ha Kridar, Choirtoxa IMhllgk Brat. L I L 1*11. �V rrt., s*p t, 4 , i m - ^ p > on Jobs, la It riot, Writs TODAY! U Pekin a . tillrwt». LOCATION. . i i i w r PtJMPI m M M I U An 1-ROOM I M M M SfOttSMOt, also t . room Nrolib it sorta s s t 310 Magnolia. Available Mlr. Telephone A. K. Rosset$ Mr, Florist, PA 3-1931. Seminole Realty . M > T B ie » , T d appreciate it, ra ter woodworking tools Gentries, COUNTRY CUJB MANOR I I bedroom, comer ML N N down, assume perm saU AndtrsM Uinta. BEST BUT IN PLORIDAl 2-bedroam bouse only 933M. Edward A N O T H E R F JLA , FO R Y O U 89TJO. i" a BEDROOM houeb and t aeras Of ground. I M * U,*0o down 3-BEDROOM, CB, 11b bath heme. BEAUTICIAN W A N T E D , T e f Phooe PA 3-5339. guaranteed salary and coawria* slon. PA *3741 or P A 3-34IR TRia U a 9 bedroom home, wood floors, largo kUcbea with builtin oven and range, laundry room, utility budding in rear, # enclosed garage, well and pump for lawn, sprinkler syitem, plenty of ohede, more thin enough citrus trots for family WANTEDi Girl to live la and ha “ Mother's Helper". Call PA 9-IMA Roan L . Payton £ lced at only flRMA M00 Mori- Special This W eek Homes Designed For Florida Living, _ 8 ft i Bedrooms— i ft 8 Baiba VA-FH AF H A In Service Conventkm tl Financing IP YOU WANT ACTION! YOU WANT M l I RIA1 ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2344 Freaca Am. “ CaU HalT I P IT IS R E A L ESTATE tlk Crumley A Uontelth It tl? Youth Pare Ph. PA 2-4«S« You can move in Immediately * f **Pbnne FA 23*41 while the papora are being processed. W o Guniantoo Personal Batiafaetionn Or The Construction O f Your Home Or Your Uonoy Cheerfully S ta ftro m R ealty Cer, Hwy. 17-12 f t 17lh 8t, Phone F A I-1 M I ft t iH ASSOCIATES Richard 1L "Dick” Ivers, Mgr. Mortgage Loan DcpL Mrs- O. IL “ Amy" Aedarion A I I I MODEL AT L \ t*e Freweb Ava. i DON’T BE CONFUSED . . ! BK (A n t M D E LIV E R E D Mercury Outboard R A M ROOFING WOODRUFF Mi Caetraetiog A Repairs Ueinaad — Booded —Insured 2401 French Ava. PREB ESTIMATES US Saaford Ave, Pb. FA 3-1943 A U T O GLASS IN S T A L L E D t»rM FO R YOUNG MAN for pwmaaant positlan an Area Manager for Urge national chain planning to lacaie in iaalord. Muel have H. I. or bdier educatiM and willing to accept long hour* and heavy reiponslbllUy while getilng start­ ed. Pull trateteg and aanaunee given. Car required. Earnings ascefthaaUy high. Write Box l, e/a Sanford Herald. FARMt 19 seres, tiled, several flowing wells. Large bare. Roomy 3 BR. houic. Easy termi. Pb. PA 2-122). 7th. PAIR P R I I I Ladles thin oeeis* (lifts). Ask About Itt CARTER’S SROE REPAIR BY OWNER, I bedroom. M bath house. Ortve Manor, iota Lin­ coln *L Park Ave. — Opposite Feed Pair In fu rtn ct A gen cy „ f NAME YOUR OWN TERMS I • • th at old set now i Wc inv He you to be our gueots aheolatatjr freo without obligstloR at one o f Sanford's teadtef Motels while you locate suitable h o v fa g fo r yew and your family. Pick op yt-ur k «y a t Uia Salas Office. ^ Oaa Year Guaraataa Oh Picture Tuba 90 Day Guarantee AU porta ft Service No K i l n Charges Qg CrtdU Accounts OnAH Estimates TV A A »U ae«a »* 9 * ln Wwt G aareatead • BaoosMbte Chargee RUG Anne W »R 84185 NO W $4160 $9 $ 9 9 9 9 1958 Simca Aranda Fords* • 11,999 One Owner MUco W a s 11815 NO W $1275 4**9919 1956 Buick Mpedal Pardee Sedan • Re­ cta . Heater • Clean i i M w Original Plniah. Wan 11095 NO W $940 T V & APPLIANCE w ... DL ______ 9999999 1955 Rambler New A Used Furniture,and Appliances T n d o r Bletlow Wagon •! Aalomatk TrsaemlaeMU • Heater • Shape Two. W e e 81005 M ath e r of Sanford NEW RAVENNA PARK HOMES “In the City of Gracious Living” -— COMING S O O N ------ Formal Opening BRA1LEY ODHAM, Corwar Hwy. 17-92 ft I7th Bt. Pwd. Phat NO W $880 * S $ I I * « 1955 Chevrolet Dream Homes Down Paynrent-No Closing RaywioM M. Ball A gout W ELCOM E N A V Y A N D NEW COM ERS TO SANFORD W e Finance A Service Our Own Accounts in Rliuikt SSAVE9 Coaiplali Inawrenca Cqrerag# Imriading package Paliaie*. SIR 9*- Park Ava. PhoM PA 2-4941 Saaford tm ao c UVISVi 203-503 E. First IL Pb. PA 3-09U AIR CONDITIONING N. V. Parmer, neallor CONTRACT sad REPAIR WORE D. H. Wbitmore 1997 laafard Ave. PA 1-91*2 Lillian G. Trams Associates. 119 S. Preach Ave. Ph. PA 3-5231 After hours, PA 2 29)1, PA 1-49X1, PA 2-0291 H U N T LIN C O LN - MERCURY - ’M FORD fordor, radio, haater, automatic transmission. Good -Iranaparutloo. FA 2-399). after 9:30. 43 FT. SPARTAN, one bedroom, CROWDER pea*# okra, by the bushel, PA 2-0415. sir conditioned. 3330 for equity, inume payments. PA 3-0003. 8E.ND1X automatic washer, like new. 130 PA 3-4039. 19J* LIBERTY SO- x ioV 2 bedroom. 31' aluminum awning. Front kitchen. Pay equity and K-A-ArUcle? 2 5 2 taka up payments. Ph. FA 2-7331. CLEAN COTTON RAGS: Will 13e per pound. Celery City P 1939 OLDS Super “ 99" convert­ Ing Co. ible; black, naw whitewall*, all power, radio, heater, Jetaway tram., tinted glau and many extru. 31673. PA 2-7300. FARM ER’S AGENCY WITH T H E M ,OUTSTANDING PEATL’ REN: Awerlcs’t Most Kew awlcal c y i Rtaadaed Amerksa phift; standard Aweriraw <W2 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 1958 Cadillac (XiMli AN IN. Wtt CAN .PIT Y'ALL HUTCHINS CLOTHING CENTER '53 PLYMOUTH, Power-FUlhL Hwy. 17-93 Cur, 4M llOfl Cedar Ava., Sanford. Closed Friday evening and all day Sat. Open Mon, thru Thur*. 1951 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon, from Noon 'til 9 p. m- sod epee excellent mechanical .condition. *300, Phone PA 2-7993. It would tall you about the two BABY SITTLNG, Ironing. PA 3 4423 nice largo bedrooms, one tn knotty plea paneling, the lovely Fla. room In cedar paneling, the BOOKKEEPINO SERVICE sparkling equipped kitchen and Plum bing & Repairs MONTHLY Profit A Lose Statebreakfast nook, the landscaped Joe C, Them as meat. Quarterly Return. All yard shaded by large oak|, and 1023 larlta Sl pa t w Pha ea of accountlag. Write Boa sprinkler system. The nice so, Sanfeed Herald, neighbors. Bu* since the houic la unable to talk guess you'll Just have to s^o It for yourself, call us for appointment. The Car To Buy la The H E U rri I" GE STOVE, good condition. Phono PA 21934. FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS ■nelesed head, Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. Plastic Your EVINRUDE Dealer ar rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon Classing, Waxlsf. l o r v l s g Robson Sporting Goods cords. SamiooU Crusty stooa IMA 104-6-1 K . 1s t Ph. P A l-M Srnknrik Glam and Paint Co. H. M. GLEASON. Lake Mary, 111414 W, god St- Pb. PA 2-4953 ROOF CLEANING AND COATING MARK 55 40 H. P, motor, T9 mo­ del, |900,.or trade for a 23 or FOR THE NAVIGATOR: one Path Exclusive agent tar SURCO in 35 H. P. Evlarude or Jsbnioo. 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COLLIE, bUck and while female, 19 months old. AKQ regUtsred. Phono PA 3-1512. A m ig a earning* $Mo hour. Simple, easy. Ceavataing nel required. Write: NOVELTY AP* RONS Caldwell, Arkeniai. ttfhBBJBrsfam A T O N LY VERY NEAT young woman tn ast as nooytionlat and who can da aUnographio work. Must have awn traasporiatioa. Writs' Box 94, laniard Herald- HOMER AND LOTS for colored people. Also home* built on lots. Roy Wall, Phono FA 2-US7. Down P n y m c n t R Low as $425 J. W . H A L L RagUtorod Real E stale ASSOCIATE*' Mary E. Carman — Lea Pb. PA 9-1301 17-93 at H PINK Frigidilro refrigerator, II cu. It., used 19 mouths. IN . PA 1UJ9. NEW electric lletpsint stove A re­ frigerator. Assume 11 payments, 119.95 ca. PA IM S . BBAUOB Metkvl*—Velma BY OWNER: New concrete black, 3 bedroom house. Large lot In Two bedroom homo on abided lot. close la, full* prim ROOMS; 01.QOO down balaaro worked out. 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Utility Roam - Ter. rsiaa Pleura • Carports - Lsud•eased LoU • All t ltj Can. D E A LS S H IN E OPEN DAILY M O N TH LY 9:00 A. M. TU Dark SU ND AY • I l H P. M- T U D art ShomoksUi PAYMENTS W A IT ! W A T C H ! F or Opening Date W. 29th 81. Hanford FA 2.7998 HOilER M O T O R SALES ��V * ■- r — t ®■ ' \’ fM *T9tr|it trut yr 4 s / tt *Y7PrflUfr ---- *■ -***;•■» ;• • | p p i y’r ffiirr D a n fo rt ifc ra tti *■ SvWlv i ;t& i*** sjr*-.JCr %\ # __________________ W E A TH E R : Partly cloudy through Tuesday. Scattered shower*/ High today 87 to 91, low tonight 72 to 74. / ffr • .*• VOL. X U X United P m * Leased Wire U.S. Death Toll 407; 12 In State Z t t t ' •v papvep.HVW Catted Press The nation's traffic toil ed steadily today aad the National Safety Council predicted It might reach an all-lima high before tbs end of the Labor Day weekend tonight. A United Press International count at 11 a. m. showed SIS persons killed in traffic accidents. Four died in plans crashes, 43 drowned sod 42 were killed in miscellaneous accidents for an ov­ erall total of 407. California, which had hoped for N E W Y O R K (U P I )— Tho high- a repeat of Ua relatively s a f e ast reported temperature la the July 4 holiday, when only 10 died, nation Sunday waa 111 at Yuma, led the nation with 30 highway A ril. Lowest today was 21 de- deaths, followed by Ohio with 24, Texas with 20, and N tw York and greet at Fraser, Colo. statement until tonight when he Pennsylvania with IS sack. V ir­ ginia and Michigan each recorded will address a big union rally in 12 Salt Laka City, PREOTONSBURG, Ky. (U P I) At least 12 persons had died in AFL-CIO Vice President James B. Carey, bitterly attacked Presi­ — Andrew Jackson May, 84, one Florida since the weekend alert­ dent Eisenhower Sunday for his of Kentucky’s must controversial ed. The survey showed four traf­ Tide in winning passage ol the political figures, died at a hos­ fic* deaths, five drownlngs and three deaths in the crash o f s labor reform bill. He also pledged pital here Sunday. private airplane. Isbor to seek eventual repeal of the legislation. United Auto Workers President ROME (U P I) — The condition of Waiter P. Reuther said the strike showed "the glint corporations ailing Federico Cardinil Tdeschini that control the steel industry took a turn for the worse Sunday are leading a big business cam­ night The 35-year-old cardinal is paign against the working people arch-priest of St. Peter’s Basilica. He was operated on last week for of Am erica." aa intestinal alim ent B A D L Y B A TT E R E D were these two cars and two men were injured when they were involved in a traffic accident Friday on S. French Ave. D riven o f the cars, Thomas W . Arnold and Glen McKendree, were taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital. Arnold was treated, but not admitted, and MeKandree is still hospitalized. (Bergstrom Photo) Mitchell To Ask Strike Cool-Off 0 WASHINGTON (U P I) — Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell says be would recommend that Presi­ dent Elsenhower invoke the Taft* Hartley Act to force an 00 • day "cooling o f f ' pcrioc. la the steel etrlke if M continued into October and created a national emergen• 6 fo made the statement aa Democratic Gov. Mike V. DiSalle e f Ohio, ooe o f the nation's stcelproduciag states, called on t h e sovsnm ent to use " a ll its facil­ ities" to bring about an early end to the U*day old strike. DiSalle, form er federal p r i c e stabiliser, criticised Mitchell Sun­ day for falling to intervene In the etrue. The governor said a con, tjnulng strike could berm the B lo o m y . But he conceded It had doae no carious damage so far. Mitchell noted that there were •bout 650,000 persons Idled by the United Steelworkers Union walkout that has abut down plants produc­ ing SO par cent of the nation’s steel. * The secretary said he would recommend that Eisenhower ob­ tain ■ T aft-lU rtley injunction if the strike continued Into early OcQ b e r and serious steel ehortagea and further unemployment In al­ lied Industrie# developed. The Injunction would halt Ihc atrike for aa 80-day "cooling o ff" period during which Steelworkers would have to go bark to their Jobs. They would be free to con­ tinue the strike if no agreement was reached by the time the in­ junction expired. <fnlon official* oppose uae of the f Junction. w Eisenhower has refused to inter­ vene in the strike. He haa urged both sides to work for an sarly srttliment that would not be In­ ga tion ary. Ill feeling between U-8. workers and their employers la growing, aeJ the M-day old steel strike proves it, top labor spokesmen declared today in special Labor Day statements. The union leaders generally took somewhat grim view primarily because Congr-is approved laat week a labor reform bill strip­ ping organized labor of some of its p .’-.-r and curtailing some of Me privileges and immunities. AFL-CIO t esldent G e o r g e Meany reserved his Labor Day \ funeral Tuesday Fo; a. Avcocke Have You Been Hot? May Dies At 84 . Cardinal Weaker First Integration Starts Tomorrow In State Schools Klan Signs Out BIRMINGHAM, Ale, ( U P I ) - A Ku Klux sign today greeted mo­ torists at the Tarrant City limits near here. It was the fourth such sign put up In the state recently. All signs depict a white-robed man mounted on a horse and waving a Confederate flag. The others include two a( Bcssmer and one M IAM I ( U P I>—Florida is ex­ in Tuscaloosa. pected to see its first public school Integration Tuesday. Four Negroes are to attend VENICE, Italy (U P Ij -R o b erto school with about 10 whites at the Orchard Villa elementary school Rossellini'* movie " I I General* in Miami. About 20 Negroes are Della R overe" tied for first place scheduled, to c » to classes with Sunday night in the Venice Film about 330 white children, at the Festival. Rossellini, beset by fin­ school for Kornev teid Air Force ancial and matrimonial troubles, Rase personnel. Both aro Dade matfc a comeback by sharing the Gold (.ion of St. Mark for tha County schools. Slpty-ninc other Negro pupils best film with another Italian have applied for admission to director, .Mario Monicelli who pro­ Orchard Villa, located in a neigh duced "L a Grande Guerra." Rossellini Film Wins berhood rapidly becoming a Nogo section. But the Of will have to wait approval by the school board which meets Sept. 16. The board assigned only four Negroes to the Orchard Villa school at the end of la-t year's session. No more white students have applied at the school since 10 registered in the spring. The school Is staffed by a white faculty ami has a capacity of 460 students. It had fewer than that last year, however. Firemen Put Out Two Sunday Fires The fire department made two runs yesterday, putting out two fires before much damage was done. A mattress caught fire at a M il Holly Ave. residence, but eaused more amokr than fire, the depart­ ment reported Another blaze at a store at 301 Celery Ave. caused •ome damage to building and goods. Its origin was not determin­ ed immediately. Fun. i -•r.vtref for Mrs. Bes­ sie Leon i . Vvovcke, widow of Uw late J. v.ocke, who died Friday at Jacksonville, will be held st IQ:3U a.m. Tuesday at Ail Souls Church, with the Rev. Richard I.yona officiating. A Winner o f the Future Farmer* Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. of America Farm Electrification today at Brisson Funeral Home. Burial w ill be in A ll Souls Award for Central Florida District Cemetery. A ctive pallbearers will Four is Randall Priest of 8. San­ be Joe Stewart, Ford Harrison, ford Ave. The 19-year ukl gr'duate of B. D Lake, F. E. lloumillat Jr., B. E. Hugero and John HchJrard Seminole High’* Vocational-Agri­ Jr. Members of the Brotherhood cultural program won *73 in sav­ • f Locomotive Engineers w ill be ings bonds for the electrical pro­ jects he completed oa his parents’ honorary pallbearers. Mrs. Aycocke bad been a San- 30 acre farm. Randall put new wall plugs in Jord resident for 60 years. She H^as born in St. Augustine, the his home, rewired the chicken daughter of ‘.he late Mr. and house, wired lights in the yard, Mrs. George Leonardy. She was rewired the poultry pen for heat a memlwr o f All Souls Catholic and light, wired the feed storage room for lights, repaired ami oiled Church, the Catholic Woman's the washing machine, oiled the Clu > «t d A lta r Rosary Society. sewing machine and taped its Survivors include two daugh­ wires, overhauled the water pump ters, Mrs. *»; K. .......... K. W ilion, ! sadOrlando; oiled its motor, and repaired Virginia Mixes RICHMOND, Va. (U P I )- F o u r Virginia localities reluctantly open the dnura of their white schools to Negro children Tues­ day. For two, Front Royal und Charlottesville, it will b j the f r i t time. Norfolk and Alexandria, cosmopolitan centers with federal government employes making up a large part o f their population, began token race-mixing last Feb­ ruary. United Fund Sets $41,621 As Goal As Work Begins The Seminole County United Fund Budget Committee has set *41,621 as the goal for this fall's annual United Fund campaign. A. B. Peterson Jr., has been chosen as campaign chairman for the year’s drive by the Fund board at directors. Tha Seminole Family Counseling Service has been added this year to tha seven origlnsl agencies. Allotments to be made from tha set goal to the agencies are: Sal­ vation Army, is,900; American Red Cross, *8,679; Roy Scouts, *3,000; USO. *4,376; G irl Scouts, *3,316; Childrens' Home Society, *3,000; Seminole Family Counsel­ ing Service, *2,700; Florida Mental Health Association, 11,730. Re­ tained for the Emergency Fund ami administration of the drive will be *2,300. Campaign headquarters have been opened in the Woodruff Building, 100 E. 1st St. and will be open dally except Sundays. Dr. Harry Woodruff contributed use of the building. All citizens interested in work­ ing on the drive contact the of­ fice. Organizational work is now started and solicitation will start early in October. Office phone number la F A 2-4017. Actor Gwenn Dies Polk Site Bought For Atom Plant HOLLYWOOD (U P I) — Edmund Gwenn, Academy Award • winning actor boat known for his motion pirlure characterization of kindly humorous old men, died SunJsy night at he age of 81. The Brit­ ish-born performer, who was giv­ en his first big break by Play­ wright George Bernard Shaw, died of complications of pneumo­ nia at the Motion Picture Country Hospital where he had been con­ fined to a bed or wheelchair for almost two years. TA M P A (U P I ) A 700 acre tract hat been purchased in Polk County • aa the sit* of a nuclear power plant. The Tampa Electric Co and Florida Power Carp, col­ laborated on the purchase for the proposed plant which is expected to h« in operation by June 1963. The 26 million dollar plant will he built as an experiment to de­ termine if it is economical to build a larger one just like it. The plant would have no direct effect on the consumer. Randall Priest Adds FFA Honors efficiently on the farm. Florida Power and Light Corp. gave Ran dall a $23 bond iu an earlier son- lest. |Jects in order to get this. B A N H A L L I’ WEEX A N D i'HULND, SUSIE 9 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 515 Big Powers To Reopen Talks On Disarmament Arms Race Ike's Top Interest WASHINGTON (U P I) — The United States, Russia, Britain and Francs have agreed to resume thalr long-dead disarmament talks aimed st ending the tense and costly cold war weapons race. Tha big powers decided that s 10-natlon disarmament commission —composed of five Western and Qva Communist countries—should start negotiations soon. U. 8. officials viewed Russia’ s decision to take part in the new talks sa particularly significant bacauao it cams on the ev* of Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush­ chev’s visit to the United Stales. They said President Eisenhower considered disarmament te be the most important singla matter he planned to discuss with Khrush­ chev, Government sources disclosed tha agreement on new disarma­ ment talks Sunday night. They said the commission was expected to begin work soon. East and West have been un­ able to get together on disarma­ ment since London negotiations by a United Nations subcommittee blew up In disagreement In Sep­ tember, 1B37. The aim o f the new commission will be to make >ome headway toward solving such touchy prob­ lems as ending production of fis­ sionable weapons materials, trim­ ming surrtnt atomic stockpiles and rapteatienal military forces and setting up a system to pravent sur­ prise attack. Since the London talks broke down tw o years ago, the United States, Britain and Russia have made headway at Geneva toward devising a system to police an atomic teat ban. They failed, how­ ever, fo come up with method* of lessening tha danger o f surprise attack. 4 U.S. Asks Facts On Laos UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. ( U P I )— Tha United S u trn lined up support today for a move to send United Nations fact finders to Investigate Communist attacks on Laos. U. 8. Ambassador Hanry Cabot Lodge was ready to makt tha proposal to the 11-nation Security Council this afternoon. Lodge spent Sunday sounding out possible co-sponsors fo r a necessary resolution. The Security Council will begin consideration o f the Laos situa­ tion by bet ring a report from Secretary General Dag Ham marskjold on the appeal for help he received from the government ef the tiny Southeast Aslan nation. Laotian Foreign Minister Khemandan Panya waa on hla way to New York by air to plead his na­ tion’s case personally If he Is in­ vited to appear before the coun­ cil. The council le composed o f A r­ gentina, Britain, Canada, Nation­ alist China, France, Italy, Japan, Pakistan, Russia, Tunisia and the Unitea States. The Communist bloc has op­ posed U.N. Interference and Rus­ sia could veto any move the other members of the Security Council might want to make. Then the case likely would be taken up by the 82-natlon General Assembly. Laos, in Us appeal to Hammerskjold, asked for a U.N. emergen­ Benefit Tourneys At Casselberry, Mayfair Courses A Baba Didrlcksou Zaharies Golf Tournament will be played st the Mayfair ami Casselberry country clubs 8cpt, 10 end 20. The tournament sponsored by the Women's Gulf Association* of the two club* is open to golf­ ers of all ages. Proceeds will go to tho American ('sneer society which the fumed "B \be" helped through (und raising before she died of cancer. Tournament play will bo un the anniversary * t Mrs. Zaharias' J.-alh. Scores and entrance foes o f |t per person will 1«i taken from 8 a m. to 12 noon, ur><! from 1 to 3 p m. both days. No spcvisl appli­ cation, need be made. The ( ’alioway handicapping system will lie used to determine the winners. Handicap* are given proportion, ate to ■ golfer’s score under the Callowuy system. Men's snd Women's division trophies will be gtved to winner* ami runners-up In the tournament. Ronnld W. Perry, Sanford Re­ creation Dept, head, will direct the tournament. Mrs. Clifford Overman, president o f the Cassel­ berry women's group, r> I Miss PRESTW ICK, Scotland ( U P D - Ellen ilettv, president of the Prcsidcnt Elsenhower ended an Mayfair group, are in charge of historic trip to Europe today and arrangements at their clubs. headed home to prepare for his meeting* with Soviet Prem ier N i kita S. Khrushchev. Rad weather over Iceland farced tint president to cancel at the last minute plans to stop at Ketlsvlk on the way home for a talk with Iceland President Asgelr Asgeirs son. The president must complete A Bible Study Conference bis plans for the Sept. 13 arrival of been net for Sept. 28 by the Khrushchev. There w ill be con Seminole County Ministerial As­ ference* with Republican legisla­ sociation. tive leaders on edmlnistretlou bills Dr. Elmer A. Le-Iie, professor in the closing phases of Congress emeritus of Old Testament and He will consult with the State D e­ Hebrew ul Boston University partment and the delegation to the 8chool of Theology will u.,e the United Nations oa tho crisis in Book of 1-aiah as a lecture basis. I.So*. The conference open to mitdaters snd laymen will be at the First Methodist Church in two sessions, st 2 p.m. sod st 7:30 p.m. It will to) conducted by the General Eitrnsion Division of Florida snd sponsored locally by tha Seminole County Ministerial LONDON fU P I) Rex llerrlton knew his actress w ife Kay Association. A *1 registration fee Kendall had an Incurable lllnci* will be churged. Thu association derided to meet before he married here, her doc­ during the coming tor said, but he kept the knowledge regularly months at the Kir-t Methodist from her. Miss Kendall, 22, died here Sun­ Church. The Rev. James Bar­ day o f leukemia, cancer of the nett, new pastor of tha First blood for which no cure has been Christian Church has been made aa found. Harrison played hit most association member. difficult rots in keeping her from knowing she had It during the two years of their marriage, according to Dr. Carl Goldman. "K a y never knew what her ill­ ness w as." Goldman told newsmen JACKSONVILLE (U l'l)— House after her death in the London Speaker Tom Rcatle; will name Clinic. a committee Tuesday to stifmp "S ir. Hsrrlsun knew before he the state In a "hard toll" o f the married her. ft haa been a long 44 senator. 103-member reappor­ and difficult strain for him. Now tionment plan. it is over and he la completely House members in caucus here broken up.” over tlw weekend voted 55 to-9 ba­ Goldman said the disease was the resolution setting up the com­ diagnosed in 1933 and Harrison mittee. This was ihr<« more voice was told of it before their marriage In opposition than the live east in June, 1937. Rut he said Mis* against the measure when It was Kendall thought her trouble was a adopted by the House earlier this less serious blood disease with year. similar symptoms. The committee will consist of She awoka briefly from a 13- ■ chairman end three members hour coma at 12:30 p. m. Sunday, from each congressional d1strict. murmured a few worda to Harri­ There wifi lie a statewide ref­ son, who had been at her bedside erendum on the plan in Novem­ k g tors# days, and died. ber. President Flies Back To Capital Clergy Sponsors Bible Lectures 'Hard Sell* Slated On Reapportion Mis* Wilson’s Mother Dies • M ONDAY, SEPTEM BER 7, 19&9 Kay Kendall Dies; Randall has a Stale Farmer’s Harrison Keeps Degree from the FFA. He had to show a (300 profit from farm pro Two-Year Secret Mr*. C. L. MeCroM, JackaoBViUs; >Bd kept up the u * „ mower. He ■ son. Jack N . Aycocke, six lost only one chicken of 173 that grandchildren, nine great-grand- ha raised in the wired poultry Mbildten and a niece, Mr*. F. 4. house. “ oumillal Sr., of Sanford. ^ “ The tight was left on continu­ ously and provided the necessary amount of heat as well as light to stimulate the chicken* to eat often and reach maturity rapidly," Randall reported to the Future M rs. IV. L. Wli*un of Roanoke, Farmers. The farm electrification AU-, mother of Miss M yrtle WU- contest is sponsored by P > FFA eon, co :.vty home demonstration and Florida afectric powt; com­ agent, died Saturday in Alabama. panies to help Future Farmers She was buried yesterday at learn about electricity so that it ^foau toe. • A * he used aura anrnpielely aud Established 1908 cy fore* to halt "aggresaalou" bat tha United States and its A lik a decided to prate fo r enly a fact finding commission at thia point* Tho United States would like to see the team oa Mo way to tbs war aone within two days )a hopes this atone might help atom the fighting. Tha Communists have bee* pressing for revival of the three nation International Contra! Cons* mission comprised o f India, Cana­ da and Poland. This waa set up to watch over Laoe a fter the Ge­ neva Conference e f 18*4 which neutralized L a w am Indochina war. Planner To Speak At Water Safety Forum Thursday »& . i l l BO B ZU BRO D Mr. B. H. Warren Dies At Age 71 Mr. Bishop Haygood Warren, Tt, ■lied In Seminole Memorial Ifoepita! Friday night. A retired farmer, he lived k Sanford lo r 49 year*. He U survived by four daugh­ t e r , Mrs. Lovells R. Turner, of Orlando; Mrs. Hilda Turner, San­ ford: Mr*. Mildred Nesbitt of Darlington, S. C., and Mr*. LoU Corley of Titusville. A lio four ton*, Lester B. War­ ren, Claude Warren, Rowan W ar­ ren, ail ef Sanford, and Robert O. Warren stationed with the U. 8 Marine Corps at Camp LeJune, N C „ and three aJstrrj, Mrs. Bert H. Smith, Mrs. Frances Allman, St. Augustine, and Mrs. Isabelle Knot, New Smyrna Beach. Funeral services will b# eonducted at Brlsso.. Funeral Home Wednesday at 10 a. m., with the Rev. Joel L. Drown officiating. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery, Sanford. A water safety open euaslon w ill be held at t h e ____ ford C lv k Center Thursday a* • p.m. Red Orate National Aqpatfc Planner Bob Zubrod w ill bn Sem­ inole Red Crows Chapter g v M et the forum. A program In which Zubrod will discuss watt* eafety with civil government, school, public safety and c lv k ee» ganliattoa representative* has bMA u iA A ctd , i§ wm tiled. Water safety eertifteetoe earn­ ed by Semlnok County rwldeato during 1030, are estimated a* ever 600, eeye Mrs. F. D. Scott, local water safety program Chinese Troops Cross Burma Line RANGOON, Burma ( U P I ) — Communist Chinese troop# led by a second lieutenant crossed the border Into Burma searching for Chinese refugees, the English lan­ guage newspaper "T h e N ation " reported today. The newspaper did not say when the crossing took place. H said the Chinese since have with­ drawn. According to the dispatch, the Chinese Communists penetrated from Yunnan eight m lks Into Burma's Kachln 8tate. Some 10,000 Chinese have been reported to have fled across the border and found haven fas Kachln State. Congress Labors Today As 7 Major Bills Remain WASHINGTON (U P I) Con grass held an extraordinary Labor Day session today in a drive to dean up ita last seven major bills and adjourn by the weekend. But peeved Sen. Wayne Morse (DOre.) threatened to continue his one-man delaying action. Some lawmakers already were convinced that Morse's "p a rlia ­ mentary w ar" with Senate Demo­ cratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson would force Congress to abandon tt* adjournment goal and meet into next week, when Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita Khrushchev arrives. Morse, whose parliamentary de­ laying ladles kept the Senate in session until after midnight Satur­ day, threatened to block any ac­ tion at the Labor Day meeting by reading a three-volume history at the American labor movament. The Senate planned to resume debate on a bill to attend the farm surplus disposal program. Johnson also hoped for action on the House-approved bill to per­ mit President Elsenhower to hike interest rales on aeries E and H government savings bonds. The House planned to consider a bill that would deny passports to people who had promoted the Communist cause during the last nine years, Ti.c last time either the House In 1942 when both convened to re­ ceive s special anil-inflation mee* sags from President Franklin D. Roosevelt proposing a wartime ceiling of *23,000 on a taxpayer's net Income. In addition to the surplus dis­ posal and interest rate bills. Con­ gress must deal with Qva other touchy and potentially time-con­ suming measures. B o t h the House and S e n a t e banking committees are working on a bousing bill to replace the two previous measures vetoed bp President Eisenhower. The House is scheduled to vote Tuesday on a new public works money bill which differs only slightly from one vetoed by tbs president. The Senate alao still must act on tha ballThe Senate Appropriations Com­ mittee ia holding until Just before adjournment a House • approved foreign aid money bill. It prob­ ably will eut sharply Elsenhow­ er's request. Congress baa Juet about eompieted action on ■ bill to raise the federal tax on a gxaollaa by » penny a gallon to keep the Inter­ state highway program going. Tim Senate passed the bill Saturday night, deapite Morse'* slow-down tactics. The House approved ■ ml an Utmi Dev wee — -k fc I 1■ ftl � 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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(D fl eon they war* trailed by mootban at Nlehmoiid'i ltf lMmm Hooltaar Battalion at tbo Marino NOpomoa * r UM eolh for » GEORGIA potion and it woo no disappoint­ ment" Ha aba ammntad that It was tbo "loedoat musleal Mora m r hoard in Mahmoud." Chester Oxford P. O. Boa l t t l PA S-Sttt ffi m I&00 NEW CIRCUITS a n in thin now Una being InI' stalled by Southern Bell to add telephone aervica to now 1 - nraai. Including North Orlando. Group manager R. F. Bhedden watchea the Inatallatlon by Lineman R. H. GeUa and R. N. Hough an they guide the new cable into • cable vault at 20th and Elm. (Rergatrom Photo) .e ■-' — *41-j-r-*t ' t ^ *e ~*. . ■■“ '• ''<!'♦ f: iV *"J-U *»V* l Now Open - for your i convenience WL Pineciesl, Kinder School CHILD CARE — INFANTS Daily • Hearty . Weekly HOT BALANCED KRAI For Informotion Coll FA 2 Jl geraldcnr ( H E 1i / r| V■' l l •: ' mmm i w h it r 111 W . 17ih SLs N t o i Th F i m M I leavai f lM A. H . U 4 F. M. Mem ■ to S«va yaw hack. Wa been 4 let*, hot lumntar| �P A M S (U P I) . V.aen Antes today ATO. Ha salted os Italian, Ike Agree atary Wsto.sf.y « t a to> •w. to a .«m • veto our( id, PAMS (UPI) -President 1 mend to i w i Mi Mi veto to i MU, to ln ftobrrto to « t the Road Half Finished TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The Is a S Departraert said today eontof f t m to mom than four miton to totowtato highway near Lake H to « to Valuaia Oouaty to aura than half complete. Tito ti.teM M For Association AtoStoaSS?' ***1 DiesAt Age 79 Strike 61 Days Old N IW YORK (UPI) - A n ward a totttomcwt to tto torito. Exhibit Draws Nikita MOSCOW (UPI) - Sir tot Pzw to ft b a d s," Nihra a S l > J r a * t m u nr, ( I r t k t f irra n rim o tr first en m ioeflto American aatoL could ba mad* without difficulty. catod to Uto Dtoaii t o VI m display to Tto ■**>««« tto add doato to to to M U P a rk . •allad tack.** Fugitive Gives Up PHILADELPHIA (UPU-Jam ea Frauds Duffy, w to osm toasted to would stoat It awt with police do wn t« tka last ktoht, waa armetod without a straggle just aaa wqpk Carlo* 8. Tomaso Nootero as coat* mender of tto army. Tto Cordoba garrison and tka aatl-aircraft acidamy la tka Mar dal Plata had proclaimed their open defiance to the government order, and a "great majority" to tto nation’s other gerriaons worn reported aiding with Torauo. den. Pedro S. Castinelras, cho­ sen by the government to rvplece Torauo, said ha had no idea tow rooming bouse teas than five tours after he arrived here by bus from The Election Board recently Newark, N, J „ Wednesday. appointed by Mayor Willson sad approved by tto aldermen Is ugaily unanttortiid to conduct alectm of a Charter Board Sept. I, say nlatollfb C. Raymond MeCord, ianjamin >. Evans, Her­ The Electronics Assembly course man I . Joyce and Joseph Hai­ given at Dyaatrootes toe. and nan. Election Beard members sponsored by tto county vocational must to fhctsd by qualified town school department re-opened ter Us •lectors, accenting to Florida third session Monday night. Twontew, toa plaintiffs declared. Tto Election S u rd chosen by the mayor and aldermen July U la composed to .Raymond Morris, New Electronics Course Started Tto Cordoba garrison, cradle to tto revolution that everthrew President Juan D. Peron In USI, was tto first sizeable military or­ ganization to reject Toranzo's dis- election to a See person Charter Board which would prepare • M W Casselberry town charter. Tto Mothers Marsh on Polio tonight will climax On emergency drive for funds by tto lembwle County chapter to the National Foundation. Tto mothers will to ringing door tons from I to T p. mu to ask dwallnni to tto fund, which la nampistely depleted, although tto week to tto templar must eon- day in another polio fund effort Tto Highway Patrol has approv­ ed the Anna Milter Circle to the Sanford Elks Club collecting polio fund contributions et tto bridge during the two days. Circle mem. ban will collect from • a. ra. to noon both days and Monday evening. All tto money will stay la tto reserve fund baa boon drained dry, she explained. Shota from tto county Health Cantor are not charity, they mo provided by tto National Poundstten Mrs. Spencer stresses. Many parents are not having their :hll»ran immunized and they should contort tto Health Cantor or (hair family doctor. Martin Adds Contract MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Tto Air Perce awarded a five million dollars c o n t r a c t to tto Martin ___ _____ _______ Company’s Orlando_______ Division_for continued research and developi__ 1 of J ____ i ; ___ ' ■ „guided “ ‘ ment an afr-to-iurfsca missile,-it woo announced today to tto Ate Parte Association coovealten. Beasley 'Glad* Caldwell O ut DEPUN1AK SPRINGS (UF!>~ Home Speaker Thomas D. Beas­ __________ ___to is "delighted" ________ ley„ said today that former formw Gov. Millard P. Caldwell baa bowed out to a n t year’s governor’s rste. Beasley said cut Into my v c j lent aid for polio stricken child­ ren and for children with crip­ pling birth defects. The national patio epidemic toe s o m e w h a t drained local rosourcei, says Mrs. Beoaall Ipencor, Circle member and ■ lead­ er of tto March ef Dimes wo­ mens’ division. Tto epidemic hit at n bod time since this to. tto fteto year tto National Polio Foundation baa had a pattern nM program for children with birth T h e Enterprise Etomaatory defects as well M tor children school opened Monday witfc aa In­ w i t h polio delects, stye Mrs. crease at II student* over Om IMS Area day’s count. Tto total was Ml, announced Prof. 1* 0. May- Hr*. Cora UcUUtan Beck, ft, to Paola, died Wednesday in • local nursing boms. She came to lanford from Quitman, Ga. 10 yetri ago and U a member to tto Missionary Baptist Church la Boca Grande, Fla. Survivors are two sou. Gordon McMillan, Cocoa, Leroy McMillan, Paola; three daughters, .Mrs, J, C. Wolfe, Birmingham, Ala.; Mrs. Harley Lee, Osteen, Mrs. Edna White, Sanford; is grandc.tUdren ■nd 10 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will to held to the graveside at Pa*da Church to Christ Cemetery at 2 p. ra. Satur­ day with Gramkow Funeral Home la charge. The Rev. CacU Shaffer, patter to Uw Paola Wesleyan Methodist Church, will officiate. Tto laglalatore which Bern* critic l e a d e r ■ plan to rant through CongroM before adjourn­ ment would permit higher interest on bonds now bald by an esti­ mated gl million persona, an well aa ow bonds purchased in tto ftonru. Tto Ml would allow President Elsenhower to Ignore tto present I.M per cent celling on Interest rater paid an Striae E and I bonds. But the committee rejected 14 to U a move to broaden tto measure an U would also permit tto Treasury to disregard the tVt per cent interest rate limit on marketable government securities. Eisenhower has hinted to might call Congress back into special session this fait if It adjourn without npoaUng tto 4U per eent ceiling on marketable securitise aa well m tto t m savings toads. Church To Hoar Orlando Pastor Grace Methodist Church’* ehwrch school will be bold at »;4I n. m. be­ ginning this Sunday, and tto wor­ ship service will to at U a. m. Guest minister will to tto Rev. Elbert Wilson, associate pastor i f College Park Methodist Chunk, Orlando. CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) A throe-day strike at tto ns lion’s missile teat center ended Wednes­ day when striking equipment op­ erators woo to a wage dispute with ■ civilian construe tow Item. Tto settlement cleared (to way for tto return today of more than SM construction workers involved to several important mlsaUa pro­ jects, including tto Pershing and Mmuteman missiles and the latum waea rocket Dog Catcher Has One For Birds An overly-friendly bird wi* pick­ ed w by *uy dogestetor J. L Rich. A pigeon-like bird outside Mr*. William Steam's front door landed an her children's shoulaera every time they Mopped outelde and nlra tried to get tots the tones, Mrs. I t o u a teU Sanford polka. Tto bird landed on one boy’s toad. It 60-Year Sanford Resident Dies W TS S t& B i In which several senators enWASHINGTON (UPI) - Tto pressed concern ever thO naiMf i House Ways and Means Commit­ ton provided ter regularly setoAtee today approved by voice vote eisd m v i panto shows. ■ bill to permit payment to high­ Sen. Clair Bagla (D-Calif.) (tod er Interest on government savings Canaveral Wage Dispute Settled Enterprise School Adds 51 Students Teachers for- this year are aa .CsUowa: First grade, Him Dorothy 'Chambers; second, Mrs. Bertha Hardin; third, Mrs. Ethel Tart; fourth. Miss Louise Ball; fifth. Mrs. Rath Byoo; sixth, Mrs. Rach­ el Alloy; seventh, William EerrtngWt eighth, Mrs. Daisy Gunn. x the way from Darjeeling to aa unsMounced point Unconfirmed reports sartor this week said armed Rads drum Chinn had already Invaded Bhutan. Other Communist units were re­ ported massing opposite Larcton ■nd the Natuula Pass, points where U la practical for men In large rfutnbers to crosa tto rug' fed Sikkim border. Shipp Has Day MORI THAN SO YKABS gf Navy nnrvicn ended this wuak with tha ratirameat of Chlaf Warrant Offtear Walter I* Mitchell, shown being w m if o . toted bp Capt. Lionel Arthur, Naval Air Station commander. Mrs. MitcteaS watchan. Tho Mitchell family plana to continue living at their home her*. iN av y k’b o ta j ' MARIANNA (UPI) - Friday, (tot X, is "John Shipp Apprecia­ tion Day” ba tkto little Wert Flor­ ida community. Shipp to being hooorlid for bis service to Jackson County to tho state Lagislaluzn. -7 T �to eight tram*, and a rh laamt wB ymWa voUaybaii TWT FOB STACK duty mmUnum m CApt Lorojr Conpff Mdrotur'a seven Astronauts, p i i la pine* inaidn the e u centrifuge in whkk ha randa n fourdwur ainuUtad space f Astronaut* Navy Lt. Malcolm Carpenter mad Ledr. Alan Lm Carrillo 10 8ANTA MONICA. Calif. (UF1>~ TALLAHASSEE (U N ) - TW state Patrol win watch the high­ way* fraai- fee air as wall at from Um pound during tha up* coming tabor Day holiday, Com­ ma ruiar H. N. Kiikmaa taid to­ day. Kirk man taid tho patrol now Tawo CeUncll aa * >11 1 1 7 , . la la m * . te rn a nionUt vUM with Mrs. R. A. Matan, at Btttforr.-M. * MUy Day Duos a VtAM FUag Party" oo Saturday avtoias. Ha Realtor, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Ray. Mr. and Mn. Ban P. Ward Jr. and tho guoata of hooor and tho two hoot cavpltt. Bobby Wilaoo. of Orlando g n at napbaw of Mrt. J. N. Thompaoo, ha* boon caUod Into tho' service and la m a t t e s hit hoot trainlag at PL Jadiaan, S. C. Hit wife about t m t y Uda todav laUawtaf a b i )k operatlcn at daafa Mooted hospital. Caxrillo’a coodlilao v a t listed a t aarlaot aftar the IH te a r opera tied Wad- COLONIAL CLEANEK8 l i t B. fataaatta Avt. Drfra-la Branch l i t W. life its enforcement program. Tho first Um# waa last yaar during tha g n a t (raffle ruth at tho Florida State University-Florid# football game. K irtea n taid U waa a g n at success. Ha addad that tha planes used during Labor Day "would bo n big half." He predicted that despite all Feasible traffic enforcement, l l people will die os Florida's high­ ways daring the 71-hour long wteh­ eed, which begini at • p. a . Fri­ day and ends midnight Monday. K irkaaa said It persona died last year during the holiday and there w en 303 injuries in too ac­ cidents. IP S BEST BUY SEASON ON NEW CHEVROLETS RIGHT N O W ... AND YOU'LL NEVER DO BETTER BY YOUR DOLLARS S a* by jm m Ford 'Falcon' M ay Bo First O f long Lino Small (airs > apex ■ f i a t toouav beds, ie t# s ir , that to the erasers* at tho speelsl s u m m i t roll in * the eehuaistaisa Irameat, aoeh special benefit* be determined and prorated d s v U the toot froetaoo of remetiv* properUae adJsinlnx MBtlgaeae of beuatlof and list upon aueh liaprevoraont aapaatel benefit* u be m *iv*d s i she n iu lt ot 1»iJ improvement, agate el the Isti m s leads, id Jstaia* and eoetlguoea sr bound­ ing and abatUss raid Improvement, baolaa said •racial assessment aaslaat tba tespectiv* proper! its to Be sapecUily ssaaossd apea two Wblrda a( tb* coat at inch Impress* sssa t s i dilsrmlssd by tbla resotudie*, sad tb* smount determined by tbla m ain non in be aliened aaatnet tne raid property, and upon tba oawplatlea at told special ate n e m iit rsli, tbs Tewa Claris Is Betsey dlrostad ia taus. a writtaa .•alias te be served upon tha owmer af Annual, A. D, till. (■KALI O. F. HBtlND&.V C lark a t eeld C sum U r 1 M artha T . V lh la n Deputy C le rk OKO. L BPKnn, ja. R e ll'lt n r (or r . o. a** t t i t p ls la tlfts D E T R O I T (UPI>—Tha now line, 10S.3-lneh wheel bate, U1.1 compact car* to b# Introduced by inches long overall, M S inches tha "Big Three'* of tho auto in­ hJgb, 70 inches wlda, 2AM pounds dustry may ha only the first la n and capable of 30 mllei per galseries of now types of cars the Ion "under normal driving condlindustry will introduce la the fu­ tlont." ture. Ford said no price had been set Tbit waa tho Impraialoa left by yet, but talk in (he Industry has Haary Ford If, president of Ford placed the beginning prlee of the Motor Co., when ha addraited an Falcon and Its competition under •atimaiad 1AM aawtmen in a tel* $2,000. avltad press conference Wednes­ The Falcon, to be Introduced to day at tha first showing of Ford's th« public Oct 8, haa a front new compact ear, the Falcon.. engine, with the intake man­ “Ooo thing m a s clear,'' Ford ifold and cylinder head east In said. "Wa are on tho way to pro­ one piece of aluminum. The body viding a stlU wider variety of and frame also are made la a types, alsaa and ahapea of auto­ single unit, a technique known In mobile . . to moot tho varied the industry aa a “unUisod body." need of 0 people of constantly rising standards of living, both at work and play." Ha revealed these details of tho first Araericin bullt compact car to bo unveiled by a member of the "Big T h m ": Six • passenger, six-cylinder, OQ BEST M S E ~ ~ CARRIES YOU A S CAREFULLY AS IT P A M P E R S Y O U R DOLLARS T h e — othaat, ■eat quiet, aafttt ridiag ear is Ms pries dam." That's tho way MOTOR TREND magasino describes Chevrolet's c m » smooth ride. L'a voy mesa ten BEBT B R A K E S ... STOP ON A DIME ANb GIVE YOU MORE STOPS PER DOLLAR They'll kigpr lost wish ' d , Chevy eat-etopped •R eempeduss ia tu field la a NASCAR'-conducted M l af R pited atepo from highway BEST STYLE. BEAUTY THAT DOESN’T DEMAND A BIG BANK ROLL Tba experts at POPULAR SCIENCE m egasiaa looked them ail aver aad lid that" . . . ia its pries class, Chevy establishes a aew high ui daring styL teg." Utevy’a leadership ia sales for '59 says a tel for LMlooks tool BEBT ENGINE. . .YOU COULD SPEND JARSPUL OF JACK AND NOT OCT A V 8 L IK E C H E V Y 'S Talking about ear moated m wall m Corvviw VS"*, SPORTS CARS ILLUSTRATED soya. San fur <1, D e rid e Legal Notice aad lb* amount sf tha asiiMtninl atsdo, aad to (utthar stats s Urns aad Pile* when •emplslnti will be Aosrd as is su«h apssisi siaavism iatx by tb* Tows Council, ollllng a* aa *a j^Mqualtalnr u s t t ilB x ftnsr.t DoerVl. « ' »K IT PURTUKR ItgOOLVaUl Th a t tha the special speelsl Bsoaiamiati assessment! pro. That vldod for by thl* rtsoluiien sbsU be paysbts psysbl* at st lb* option of the properly owner* sa followai In csih within thirty <||> leys of tha esaflrmlnx of tb* aald ipsrtal ■•■eeem.tn roll, or In t»n (II) miusl annual Itelallments. said de"ferrad payment* to bear Interest p i t tea rata *( t u percent (1%) - per annum• *1 IT FCBTIIKR RKSOLVKDi That this remluilen shall bo sad ■.hsoaml offsetlv* Immedlstaly frsm . -oud slier In p a n e s and adaption. -- ADOrfKl) at s regular misllas ■••( tb* Town Cnunall if tho Town > setae •( Pwbtl. H o r l t g Kotlas la hereby alven In tero rdsnra n lt lt Reetlon I I s ( the Remlants (’s u l ly In a la a Regulation*. Heard o( Ceuuty Cnmralaatonar* of aaralnale l.’auntr, Florid*. ir s p s ie s to sane lb s ro llew ln s desrrlbvd p ro p erly M -l J n d u ilr U ll Lot* I. T, 1, 1. and I I , K n ttm ln se r Parm a No. J. P u b lis h t s r ln a w ill be held In the le ra ln e ls County Co urt lluuae, flanferd, Flo rid a, in the County i.’amm laslonera room a s Svpttm ber if . t i l l s t l * ; l l A . ' l l . or sa saon |b « re s lt* r * s pusslblt. Hoard e ( (.'aunty C om m laatonera Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a l<y Jo h n K rld e r, I'h a lim a a A itaat u P. H tra d o n aaaiMLM c i c m BEBT ROBM . . . NO C R A M PED Q U A R T E R S Lot's taka lim official figuna Usd le t n a cowMiatiwx BEST TRABE4N...Y0U GET MORE DOLLARS Vet lee ef PabMo Mesa le a T a whom l l m a r eastern! Nolle* is hereby stv*n In in -a rd a n ra w ith aecllon I o f tb* g o n ln s n e a u lstlo n i that Rev. Hubert Reason «( tb* St. M ary lls a d s lt n rb u rrti ha* r*nue*t*<l a ’ L'a*'* perm it t* u illlie the fe llo w lsx described property for rb urcb pad lupplem antpl uses: .Nip ot >'■ >( ot S K U »o. 1. I t - r i a - l I K . l'ublla b e srlu s w ill bo held In the Hemlnnle Cou nty Co u rt lluuae, County t'ammlealontra room, W edti*(day. la p t lm b ir It, t i l l at T il* P. M. or aa anon thereafter ns possible. Seminole C o u aty X enia* Cemmlaelon ■ y R sb trt a. B ro w * tem lnel* County X o a la g D lreeler BACK FOR YOUR CHEVY Lm yir, for .ismpk, Qwvrolat anrd ear p rio m avenged ug te 1128 higher BEST C6BNBMY... SOCK AWAY YOUR CHEVY SAVINGS Aa «te* a* tw* Chaay Siaaa won Umir ated te ihte yw 'a Molalpm Eeaaamy l m , •rttiag the bam MMmb af m t Since 1948 ALL TYPE AIDS SOLD Saa ltd i t Milter Rtete k AggUdacd C*-. 118 8. Park Avtaud In Saaford on Friday of «nch watk 9 to 12 noon. Bdttorteo in MUter’a stock. Call for ogpolalnidnt Good Shoes mean Rood posture for your child. S te your to o l nuthonzsd Chavrotet D aaW — ynteJM gbteat-M BiLytAbartM osK O R U N D O HEARING CENTER Nn m OvteOo GA 84X18418 Flo. Kalkoal Book Boildiag Night er MaUdaya CdU - Thamdo i . toMh GA 84UT What* q u liiy la Higher The* P rka" �V II Msm r iu if b a m o m m h v w M ,., 1 STANBACK M c a ’i L egist Selling IM tV itanin & Mintral M iu c tt Each libtot con-i tjiiis 11 vitamins 9 1 12 minsnls! h KfCaatiMiaevardMd- j4 “ Wly prom PM t K g B M U h m rt Ulto one eajy te taka K f l M H f i * w . tb it b tinp faster relief. K U j g * « ■ T M > ...6 9 r 200 m m s 45c 96c i* * ; 1 K le e n e x C a rte rs D r is ta n 6 9 c l i e Oviedo Teachers Assigned Subjects FREE GIFTS FOR NEW fl&k *^ | s^m ACCOUTS •'O L IV E T T I” P O R TA B LE M e ta m v e l P ills T is s u e MARRIAGE B ADOPTION When • n an m antel, ha limply "adopta" a woman who reciprocitaa hla rapnet and affeetloa. It k thtir spiritual union which products true marriage, (or they are not blood kin. In fact, tbo uriwl young man accidrntaily meets his future wlfo. They begin to develop an Interest by casual dating and ultimately become so attached to each other that they wish to "adopt” each other permanently. Later, If they have no blood 0 TERRY GOEMBEL, non offspring, thy ean pick a • child of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn for kgal adoption just enicUy as they chose their mate for the leGoembel of Sanford, is gsl "adoption'' called matrimony. completing six w eeks of And please remind children that summer training at the adoption la not a one-way street. Marine Corps platoon lead* Usually people think just of er school at Quantico, Vs. adults adopting children. But children can adopt adults, He is a student at the too: And it's grant fun. University of Florida. So emphatlsa the fact that youngsters ean pick their own foster uncles and aunts or parents snd siblings If they reciprocate love and affection for the UUcr. "What should I call Mr. Coo­ per?" our older boy once asked me. "Just call him Uncle Miles” 1 The leaching staff of Oviedo added, "for you can pdopt uncles Junior and senior high schools has if you like them." Our modern CfaUdren'a Homes been assigned classes. They are: are thus operated very wisely and Miss Lola Ruddell, seventh, the children are surrounded with eighth and ninth English and care that is both intelligent and Spanish. Mrs. W. H. DeShaio.'Mvi loving. •nth, eighth and ninth grade Indeed, many of the young col­ math. Mrs. Merritt Staley, home lege couples who now act as fos­ ter parents for a floor with l or making, seventh grade geography, 10 youngsters, offer those children seventh grade English and eighth batter parental attention and more grade history. In addition she will actual evidences of constructive have Junior and Senior High phy- love, than the real parenu ever did. steal education. Remind your own flesh-sodMrs. 11. B. Smith, High School blood children, too, that love snd EngUeh. in addition to being libra­ family team-work are essential rian. Kirby Buckclcw, algebra 1 for a happy home. and algebra 2, chemistry, geome­ So send for my "Behavior Test For Teen-Agers,” enclosing a try sod biology. Paul Milder, eighth grade his­ stamped return envelope, plus 30c tory. ninth grade civics, American (non-profit.) It shows specific History, world history, Problems in American Democracy and phy­ (Always write to Dr. Crane la sical education. Arch' Hotic, typing 1, typing 2, business arime tic, business law, general business and ninth grade civics. Carlton Henley. Junior High science and physical education. $ 3 .5 0 3 3 c $ 2 . 8 PATIO LITE Also for snacks, parties, etc. 4 each: plates, cjips, forks, spoons, knives; 2 servers. 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(UFI)-rPruldeut EUenhuwer tuts bees eehed by u Alabama group of Negroes to con* duat a pai ampRg aouthera N egroes to aaa whether they ^ lh H b a U u r t Negro S s fm S n T A a a n . of Ala* baau, which elalaa 5,000 members and ia headed by Isaftual Hi Moon of Birmingham, aant Elsenhower a I f t l t o f Tuesday which told him “both racea I* the ■outh" waat aagrtgatlon and “are unalterably opposed to the lntogvawn of racea in pubUe eehoole.” Moore aaid the poll should ha confined to southern Nftfroes because "our northern Nftgro brothers do not live in the South and therefore do not understand our DAILY CROSSW ORD ACROSS DOWN L Potato L Snarled (dial) (army E Beetle atangi lEUaltis E Turn on (law) axed petal 1L small EBmptcyev flower E Destroy llTbeM rie trust in IE Mien E latand eg 94. Coercec South 5E Awing Jutland IT. Lowest E iweb moto (Quids) T.Roglau SEFropertieu E To weaver Pl.aioU EOaias tE Earth a* a ILOom with* geddme out food gECoeta rfto 9E Water god one's bom* (Bebyt) SE dental toot i g 19. Stitch. bird IE Beets ftr u e t * IE After. noon re* ceptiam n : v i 3E Liable . " II I X '■' <J ; I M i SEMaugh* • iu .- jc .ii'’ i i i t V .1 Jt I'Jl IH U J u iH fli Her IT. Rest* north. earn(ah SEAbradta boar* SEFather lEColumW Mtttpia SECaaadla river ________ r r r w w i ally whs* they're Mg, Week bureaucratic limousines. Douglas get so fumta' mad about thee# homrieea carriages that ha alacmad up to the directs* of the Purees of the Budget fee aa aeceuatlag, Aad the eeaat. earns te to Hiuouilape or heavy' sedans. Ike Prtaideet has tight, far toitanee, aad the Treasury Depart* meat, 1ft. Theta chauffcured wageaa era Editor: Enclosed is my check far exleastoa ef my mail wbecriptien to The Saeferd Herald. Hivtag left my beam there earn* 19 yean ago for itrviec wtta the Am y, It i> a reel touch ef heme to receive the hsmttowa paper. I feel praud to he from Saafard, particularly aiacc R haa made ruch strldea forward la m e a t year*. 1 am eat a member of the Chamber ef Commerce, but I caa assure you 1 am aa. everyday boaster of ftaaferd aid the g n a t atato ef Florida. the etane-faeed chauffeur* who v ic e waking, e t that vary mo­ ment, in front, ef the Capitol for their V1F hoaaem ef Congress. What Deuglaa prapoaad waa to reduce theco. to bureaucratic UmeaaUe* la 55. ThU, he aaid, eeuM aava e a r taxpayer! almeat a half-mtlllon dollar*. Out at the Pentagon, for Instance, tie aaid, IT braaa-hat Saaey carriage* are draJatXg'the taxpayer*' peeketbeeke, aad it'a d. pure waste. The m at from till* eels said I t Uaetusines weald he llawuilne*. The fteaater's forthrightneis aheuld be admired. But I auapect the limousine matter la a aeiulMvt subject among hla colleagues •a Capitol Hill. For example, earlier this year taxpayers the lied out their green fa r two eew Cadlllaci when mineelty leader Joe Martin (R. Mata.) What aukee me think they're sensitive la that the man la the House disbursing office u ld it' a ain’t any anay newipaperman'e buiiaeaa hew much they coat. Ha ■aid theta waa an regulation te forte Congressmen to m e a l the TONi n 4 FBI. N IT* expenditure, area U U waa tax* payer*’ meaty. F1KBT SANFORD BROWING (Price ef the can , which thla writer obtained from the Capitol AT 7:15 A IfttU M l. I J 4 Cadillac Company la Waahiagtoa, U: 111,170.45 for Halleck’i ma­ chine and 111,4004ft far Martin’.), Thla idbr big-car craxa baa tre e caught on with our oaceconaarrattra City CommlitJoncn. Far a toaw time they batted around town la aid 1959 Chryilar New Yorker*. Near, each ef the three men haa turned up with a apanklng new 195ft Lincoln Continental, each complete with air-conditioning, CO-FEATUBB AT ftstS ONLY "WATUSr puah-button window* 'n' cvtrwthing. BASED ON The care arrived three week* TUNG SOLOMONS MINES’* ago, Just when our Comrjlulonera IN COLO* . STARRING were pleading with Congress to GEORGE MONTGOMERY let them have ( U million la Fed­ eral money te help run ear ally. OPEN EVERY NIGHT 7:30 P* M. to 10:90 P. M. Party Creeps By Am eaim iet Whh Meeagemee Matinee Batarday S to 4 p. m. MANAGER!) JO IN M1XLI* aad J . BRXALT Investment makes it a w iser decision than evert Moon StiU Shinn WASHINGTON ( U N ) - la ta n a l Revceue egeato eelied 11,9*1 gal­ lons of mooukiao liquor la July •ad arretted MS bootlegger* oper­ ating lift atills, the Treasury Dopart meet repeated ftuadey. North Caroline wee the beat hunting ground for the agents. They dosed ill itlila and arretted Ml pertonr to the auto. III u m u u i i i i Thursday, September S, IMS As a motoring investment, the Cadillac motor ear ia without rival, for the benefit* and iaviogt accrue in several forms. Fint, there are the many feature* Included in its original price—item* that moat other can label as extra coat. Next, there ia Ua. remarkable economy of operation and mainte­ nance. Lastly, them b the consilient demand for the car at resale time. And always, of count, there is the sheer enjoy­ ment of owning and driving a Cadillac. Visit your dealer for the finthand facto that make it a wiser decision than ever. VISIT TOUR LOCAL AUTHORISED CADILLAC DEALER HOLLER M O TO R SALES �ft&i&anaU w i.*M Dinner Honors Groom-Elect ENJOYING THE ISO DANCE — a n (left to right) If Im Carole Wiaterboltom, Richard Blnzek, MU* Anne Crowley, •‘Porky" Zteler and Mae Jo Anne Kennedy and holding the USO sign In front are the fllbly brother*, Joe and Richard. Stork Shower • Mr*. M o Kridar Jr. w u honored ' with a (tork shower Monday al|ht ■'at Um home of Mri. Donald ‘f le a m oo Elm Avt. Hostesses ‘were Mrt. Joe Douthitt. Mr*. Jot P ’Deayluck, Mr*. B. S. Kiddy and . Mr*. rU a m . Gome* w en played during the I evening with the p rim being ‘ awarded t* Mr*. John Krider Sr. . and Mr*. Edgar Bruce. The honarea vea alto preaented a prite ; after each gam*. ; Ketreahmenl* of fruit punch • cake, cracker* with cheese. mint*, ; and aula were terved after the gifts w en opened to Mr*. John Krider Sr., Mr*. B. W. Cauube, . Mr*. Jobs Krider Jr., Mr*. Edgar • Bruce, Mr*. Stanley Oglesby, Mr* : A. H. Hatcher. Mr*. Amos Jone*. Mr*. Nick Pflefauf, Mr*. Jimmy 1 Horton, Mrs. John Keeling Jr., * Mr*. A1 Cate. Mrs. Jimmy De. Brine. M n. Walter Abcndtcheln, ■ Mrs. T. V. Metis Jr., Hr*. W. S. Brumley Sr., Hr*. Gnver Wil­ liams, Mr*. J . E. H*m merle, and A Mia* Dot Tealo. • The Daughter* of Wesley Sun* day School Oat* of the First Methodist Church met Tuesday night In McKinley Hell for their monthly business meeting and so­ cial. M n. J. H. Anderson, presi­ dent, presided at the business ses­ sion. Mrs. C. H. Winn gave the de­ votional, using as the them* "The value of the Bible." The sunshine chairman nported $3.03 collected for the month of August, 13 cards Circle Plans Ham Supper Sept. 26 The Ethel Root Circle of the Congregational Christian Church is planning a ham supper to be serv­ ed in the Fellowship Hall of the church from S to 7 P. M. on Sept- three and Cower* to five member*. Birthday offering for the month was 9M3. The nominating com­ mittee presented a slat* of officer* to be elected for the coming year. Mrs. Chariot Meriwether reported that the claao had cootributed •l*o to th* Commission an Mis­ sions of th* Church th* peat year. Mrs. T. j . Taylor was welcomed as a new member. Hostesses were Mrs. J. P. Thurmond, Mrs. M. B. Pickens. Mrs. Harry Brow*, Mrs. Louise Knowles and Mrs, T. A. Rowland. Also oo the hostess com­ mittee but not present were Mrs. Paulin* Howard. Mrs. C. E. Mc­ Kee and Mrs. J. C. Darla, .others attending were Mrs. An­ derson. Mrs. Wha, Mrs. Meri­ wether, Mrs. Ruth Hawthorne, Mrs. Pearl Lynch, Mrs. Bredis Williams, Mrs. C. M. Flowers, # V1 * i y . , u ,* . w Church Calendar j . iYe *■# ¥ /TT * A u : <*,> * r I . J* * , •i* *' , <V Hr 1 - . tr ,T- MR. AND MRS. ERNEOT MORRIS — Shows wonring native hat* purchased at tha famous straw market at Montego Bay, Jamaica, British West Indie*. They have returned from a honeymoon trip Including a etay at the Montego Beach Motel In Jamaica and a tour of tho en­ tire state of Florida and tho Key*. Personals ments t. Mrs. M. J. Corbett, Mrs. Uus Schmah, Mrs. Earl Moxley and Mrs. Edward Simpson. Baumholsers Home From Vacation O MISS JUANITA WYNNE, Mr. snd Mrs. J. W. Bsumholser student nurse et Southern owners of th* Loagwood Pit BarBaptist Hospital, has re. B-Q have rsturned home after n turned to New Orleans af­ vacation spent with relaUves and ter a three month affilia­ friends in southern Indiana. tion with the Florida State Hospital. Oviedo » Personals By MARIAN B. JONES Mr. and Mra. John Evans tnd beys. Wes, Arthur, David and Charles have returned from their trip to New Mexico, going and returning via plane and train. Mr. snd Mr*. Gtorge C. Means returned Sunday from a week’s vacation at Wayncsville, N. C. Mr. tnd Mrt. J. B. Jones and 9 non. Jimmy, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Raines, the latter of ganford, enjoyed a weak at Daytoes Btach together. While there Mr. and Mr*. Donald Dyeas, sontnlaw and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raines, and little Wad* and David Dytss. of Sanford, spent one gay with them at the Vista Del Mar Hotel Mrs. Robert Adams Is working la the Oviedo Drug Store. 9 Frank W. Talbott, who has bean confuted to the Winter Park Me­ morial Hospital, has returned Mra. Cherlea G. Shaffer is visit­ ing her children, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Shaffer and family at Galneavllle. Ur. and Mrs. Vernon Shifter are the parents of a baby girt, tha first granddaughter In the Shaffer family. Mra. J. N. Thompson has besn . 9 quite ill and confined to her home for ■ week. Roswell Noegel is back oo the job la the Oviedo Drus Storo after he end Mrs. Noegsl enjoyed n ■ice vacation in Birmingham, Ala. aad • trip to th* beach this past weekend. The Reverend and Mrs. Georic X. Carltoo and little sons. Herbie and Dal*, art horn* following a two-wask vacation at SL FoursO hprtfk Beach, Rev, snd Mr*. J. M. Thompson have rsccntly returned from * ten day vacation In New Market, Tcnnciiec, wbero they wsr* th* guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Nichola, former resident* of Lake Mary and now the o w m t s of a very largo chicken hatchery at New Market. Mr. and Mrs. Rally Young are hoire from Seminole Manorial Hospital and doing nicely. Kelly la recuperating from surgery and Katherine from virus pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jvtrs nr* enjoying a visit from thsir cousin. T H IN K IN G LIKE COLLEGE MAN BOSTONIAN S H O E S ^ M THE OFFICE OF SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION FOR VO TIN G W ILL BE OPEN FOR TH IR TY DAYS BE­ G IN N IN G FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1959. (ACCORD­ IN G TO LAW, TH IS OFFICE SHALL BE OPEN ONE DAY EACH WEEK A N D T H IR T Y DAYS PRIOR TO A N Y ELECTION.) YOU ARE ENTITLED T O REGISTER IF YOU HAVE: REACHED THE AGE OF TW ENTY-O NE (21) AND HAVE N O T REGISTERED FOR CO UN TY, STATE A N D N A TIO N A L ELECTIONS SINCE 1949; RESIDED IN THE STATE ONE YEAR AND IN TH IS . CO UNTY SIX M O N TH S OF T H A T YEAR; CHANGED YOUR NAM E SINCE REGISTERING; CHANGED YOUR ADDRESS SINCE REGISTERING. IF YO U W A N T TO VO TE IN THE SPECIAL ELEC­ T IO N NOVEMBER 3, 1959, YOU M UST REGISTER ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 3,1959. OTHERS $8.95- $11.95 gh. Rough, sty lish shoe* t h a t a r t m ade fo r r the rampu* by America** bent. Cordovaas, g ra in s and nueden In *!>)** that ar* for YOU. AIR-CONDITIONED C a m illa (0. fiju u ji, SufisAvhoA o & to n 113 S. MAGNOLIA AVE. SANFORD Seminole County Voting Registration Office Chamber of Commerce Building, Sanford, Florida FA M33S O ffice Hours Beginning September 4, 1959: Monday Thru Fridays — 9 to 12; 2 to 5 Saturdays — 9 to 12 LAST DAY - OCTOBER 3,1959 Sizes 12 to 20; 12 J4 -22 Vi �7m ; n ;-.iS »*lr af donMae la tte tev t sane. ~ ............ ‘ W t t W : Baltiawre U aate? Awtan. « . end New York nigged Waaklnfton, M , Ufe l^ m c iK o * r* u ln a d tu M is * * lead in tte N atlanalU am * r a c e with n 44 daetatan aver Cbkaia; Laa Aaiale* stopped St. Lsois. M r PhiladalgUa wbipged Milwaukee, U S, and CinelanaU put a ertnp in P ltu tu rih * pana set plana by aweegtnf a twin iih te r, «•* and M . ___ of a total puree of IH7.H7. HTM kite fa* hte «iiktk triumph. TIM Orioles V * to lease T e a Brewer U r two nms to tte second laoiflf m three hits, s walk and an attar, (tea added two an la tte ttM . Yogi fe rre t 1M 1 te n o r with •no on to tte eighth teaka a l t (la and tank tte Senator*.. T te Y u k o n Sanded Pedro Reno* Us tftfe defeat agalnit U vlctorte*. Jackie Brandt's 12tH teaser in tte ninth I n te l gave tte Giant* their 'victory ever tte Cube. Vietin af Brandt’s Maw was reliever Dan El* toe. a te mattered hie sev­ broke a M tie in tte eighth and enth lean agalaat sin win*. Rookie Chuck Churn's able re- earned Don Newcomte Ms 19th Dot Jab helped tte Dodgers dawn victory. Bab Friend was tigged with his J«h setback. Washington oea mo eoi— a g g New York 0*P *10 12* - 4 S I Raaoa (U -ll) and Caortnay. Mean. Coatee (I) and Berra. Winner—Costas (4-1). HR—Barra. (1st game, twilight) Detroit OOOOOP 110- X 4 2 Chicago SOX 210 00*— 7 7 0 Lary, Slater (9), Stung (7) and Wilson, Barberet (4). Donovan, Staley (0) and Lollsr. W innerDonovan (04). Loser — Lary (174). HR—Maxwell. centest Sept. U against tte Tltusvllte Tairtera and tte Seminole tin ilT f art busily preparing the tftec h te t e at fuB atraaith. Yeataeday sftMnoco the two g an tty unite paired off against ■Mb alter ter more than an hour w ith in a* (te offensive and dab M i e plays. T te final 10 minutes « | tte altent nan was spent running >nr tana apttt-T and single wing plays agate! tte Junior Vanity. I l i a *«aa— tte lomlaolaa will m s mainly teem tte SplU-T and a ■ H U m ate af stogie wing wilt t e n e d to capital!*# on tte good apeedZrenad tteouUM *. Yesterday tte oftenaa looked bast on the d w aertea aff t t e guard holts end jltnty to worry ebout. Bobby Bar­ bour and BUly Rowle* ere also running with authority and will give plenty of reserve strength at this spot. The quarterbacking chores are being shared between Alex McKlbbln tod Mike Roberts. Both are progressing nicely In tte ball han­ dling department, with atilt a good bit of work to te done on tte pass­ ing gams. Roberts Is working a i tte punter for tte Semlnolei sod bo still te ■ little awey from being ready In this phase. Big Neely Ross has been the big­ gest surprise to the Seminole coaehes. They are more than Detroit K » e ta 010- 4 I S Chicago w u u te -iu ti Faytaek, Marina (S). Nartaikl (I), Burnside (!) and Vllsen. Letnan, Stanka (5), Unlay (!) and Loiter. Witesr - Stanka 0 4 ). Loser - Feytaek (12-13). H R Kansaa City 391 000 000— I S O Cleveland 001 0010 0 s - 0 12 I Carver, Berberet (I), Sturdiand Smith. Score, Ben (1) and FltiGsrald. Winner- Ball (9-11). Loser - Csrver (O-ll). HR-WUItems. National League W. L. ret. GB San Francisco 74 91 .941 ... Los Aagalea 73 w .549 1V4 Milwaukee 70 «2 .930 4 Pittsburgh 70 M .922 5 Cincinnati «5 41 .4m 91k Chicago >2 M -477 11 St. Louis 42 73 .499 13Vk Philadelphia 58 79 .415 1*V4 Wednesday's Results San Francisco 4 Chicago 3 Cine In. • Pittsburgh 3, lit. twi. Clnclo. 2 Pittsburgh 1, 2nd, night Philo. 11 Mllwaukoo 3, night Los Angeles 9 St. Louis 8, night Thursday's ProboMo Pitcher* Chicago at San Francisco—An- Boston OOO000 000— 0 7 1 Baltimore OH 000 OOx— 4 7 2 Brewer, Kltly (3), SchroU (7) and While. O'Dell (0-10) and Triandos. Loser-Brswer (1-10). National Lessee Chicago OOP 010 002- 3 1 0 San Fran. 010 101 001— 4 5 0 Ceccarclll, Elston (9) and Naeman. McCormick, S. Jones (•) and Hagan. Winner — S Jonea (11-12). Lostr-Elsloa (1-7). HR Alou, Thomson, McCovty, Brandt (WOW'D SATTHESE miNibisOTF THEVNEED AWASHING ASMOSTCP VOU9Gr t NOWtSECIUCKS. IP \GUBEJUN6U MTBDLVWATwu ooota INn u r airWWOABE V0U6UES9fcPWwrl UMKNCWN EAfiUES'WHENVOUj DMEN BV FOUNDMVMAfilC/kUNV NAMESn rrn r r ■ Phil*. 003 OOO 140-11 II 0 Milwaukee 001 012 010- 5 10 2 Roberto (11-19) and Sawatikl. Burdette, Plrarro (0), McMahon {•), Jay <11 and CrandalL laser -Burdette (10-14). HR — Sswit*ki, Aaron, Freese. Tampa Rally Fails, Saints Lead Series Halfbacks Bay Lundqulst and John Lovalaca era shaping up tn be two ef tte finest looking runner* la tte an a . Both lads hive good power through tte middle and with Two teams te d to forfeit their tarns Tuesday sight, at tte Sand- will be one of the big defensive gun Bowling League got off to a guns at the linebacker spot. low start. Roumillet* paid tte for- The Seminole coachca are still looking for a pair to fill the defen­ sive end position*. This has turned out to be the big problem Uili year. MBs 1907 series, 174 game, to tead The offensive work of Terry Chris­ tensen and Jim Gricey baa bten ta tte team p riu bracket. Irving Pryor's team took all impressive but they are ittll not thrao from the Pig N' Whittle, and ready to halt Uio opposing offense T te Foodmart banafllted by a for­ around the ends. fait from Robion Sporting Goods. This leaves the top spot In a three way tie, and second slot In the tamo position. Margie Woods, with a 900 acratch aerie* was Ugh far tha night; United Trees International Louisa Hoaford had a 914 handicap Full-acale scrimmages will be aoriai, tad Faya Griffin had high handicap gams of 112. Mary Ton.- played on several Southeastern ■laafcl picked up the 5-7 split, as Conference football practice fields did Lillian Ogden, Libby Whitebead, xad Eve Rogaro. Next Tues­ today as tho squads begin to day wlU find Foodmart and Ruu- sharpen on fundamental*. Even 90 • degree plus heat mulct A Anderson on tbe one and two allay*; Pig N' Whistle against through ’ ,o»t of the South Wed­ Boheooi on three and (our, aod nesday failed to dampen spirits. Pryor* Insurance team playing op­ Most teams started heavy work posite Wilson-Malar on lanes five on their passing games. aod six. Senior Wayne Williamson of Tampa looked like he was big enough to fill little Jimmy Dunn's Seven In A Row NEW YORK (UP1) — Jockey shoes at quarterback for the Uni­ .WilUs Shoemaker made it seven versity of Florida Gators. Georgia’s Bulldogs, worrying victories in two days when he ■sored a triple a t Belmont Park about the Alabama game Sept Wednesday. Shoemaker's t r i • 19, ran through their first scrim­ umpfcs Included both ends of an mage. Quarterbacks Charley Britt of North Augusta, 8. C., and gM.70 dally double. Francis Tarkenton of Athene were praised by Coach Wally Roberta Wins Pole Butte. DARLINGTON. B. C. ( U P l)LSU lost ona of Its “Chines* Defendlng champion Glen (FIre­ Bandit" halfbacks when letter^ te ll) Roberta set a new track rec­ man Henry Leo Roberta of Little ced Wednesday white winning tte Rock announced he would not golo position for the labor Day play football this year. He gave ■ m itten 500-mlte stock ear race. no reason for his decision. ST. PETERSBURG (U PD -St. Petersburg brings n one - game advantage here today as the Saints face Tampa in the fourth game of the Florida State League championship. The hometown club took the game lead at 2-1 Ira Tampa Wed­ nesday when It put together a 6-0 lead In the flrat two and a half Inning* and then held on to win, 7-8. St. Petersburg needs to win the next two gamea to clinch tte bast »f seven aeries. In tonight's game, Danny Ca*. tren . ----- ----------— v j HOT SO MANY I WANT ETTA ^D A TES* ITS TO GCTBCTTEB J YOU* DUTY MARteSTHiS — t VEAJ2/ T t o TADC’TO cT) H EC .'yl WS'LL DOTH TAUdTO HEB v NOW / v 1 Sure you can set ] a cash loan • . • from / SEMINOLE LOAN CORP, MEIUCR BLDG. f . , IOkt (upstairs over Cawaa'a) Loam to f 100.04 I’LL CALL YOU flAOc-, I HAVE TO ATTEND V o u p MCTHEP AND I WANT _ V T U H A ^A m v w ords N^WJTHYOU, l v Y oung V f ( i l l lady/ * 5 A SUMMIT HEtTlNO will pitch for Tampa and John Nelson for St. Petersburg. .V O N , J E F F R E Y . . . L O T ’S <5S T W IT H m r— Mississippi SUte third team quarterback John Corrtro injured m neck muaclt during acrlmmage and la expected to be out for a few days. Quarterbacks Bobby Franklin, Jake Gibbs and Doug Elmore shared passing chores as the Mississippi Rebels stressed their overhead attack. Coach Johnny Vaught said they looked good In practice. At Auburn, two heavy practice sessions Wednesday made Coach Ralph Jordan smile. He waa pleaeed with aophomorea Bobby Hunt at quarterback, Dave Wood­ ward and George Cross a t tack- HOW AMT V O U ^ A N D T H E CHIM P <3 BTTJN(3 ALON3 7 , MISUNEUKSTANKN* AT FIRST— BUT IT'S __ _ ALL. CL*ASTI? r* T L r C P n o w i_ A les and Don Machen a t halfback. Hardest kit so early In tte practice season waa the Universi­ ty of Alabama, where aoven play­ er* weie disabled for on* reason or another. The latest casualty was junior eiid Henry O’Stece, having trouble with a knee. Junior Gene Ettcr from Chatta­ nooga proved the moat accurate passer among .tailbacks as the University of Tennessee ran MOMXO.HAMShCU flOTA LASOER t * rOCUD BORROW ?~. •tressed pining. ripiculous / jlsuk a o CAM* cans* LAST NIGHT TO PLAYveos* / ONEOPTHEM 1 IS-PHANTOM. At uteula. e u A r L . aaytirow any delicious SuparSuo flavor faulty hits t!» s p o t Serve ,to iu fo o d fo o d today. Supor 8 t �S«U Ui Your F f it — » oris Sente* WlUi Tb* Cash. SOT* TRADING POST, FA MOT. | s i. W art W u M OT IS. Flemhte* Service P IX EMefcfcal Services | IX M U ing • Palming tX SgMtel Bervleee 1S*A BtaMy Parlors IX P leven-A Ptaato [ IT. PMe . Uveetsck IX MacMaery - Teels IX E n in ani Meters SX AeteeekUn - Trai t l . PnnMnre EX Ankles f a r Sale m M-A—Ankles Waaler r n Kmm a P m u i SX- Lam A PenM C n tm tia g A Repairs Free estimate* M. L. MAAVEY M M Ate. Pfene PA REAL ROOMY, nice S ML tars, apt. with Fla. EM., tile bath, screened porch. 1TM Magnolia Ave., upstairs. 173. FA 2-3*91 ar CLOSE IN: 3 bedroom. Ilk bath FA MMX 3 story fra ms hens in eaeeUant condition throughout Furniture optional. options). Excellent neighbor­ hood. Only |1C,000. Ex elusive with us. NEAR NEW SHOPPING CEN­ UNFURNISHED 3-bndroom house. TER: 3 bedroom, 1 bath mat kitchen equipped, completely home, asbestos shingle aiding, air conditioned. 10T W. 30th. St. carporte, 3*830. Phone FA 2*1011. CONVENIENT to High School, 3 We Pack Box I.unchan MODERN 3 bedroom apartment bedroom. 1 bath I’D boute: Flor­ Alefca r t’s and efficiency apartment, both ida room. Large lo t 913.300. **TRE PIT HOUSE” furnished. 00i Palmetto. Phene Hwy. 17-02 A 30th. It. Ssoford FA 2-43SX HUTCHISON APARTMENTS, *30 S. Atlantic Avc. Daytona Beach, for Auguat reservations call Daily FA 3-OMX Um phelT* F ish M arket 414 Soatard Avo. Different Smile, . .Same Happy Service 1 Nit a will make you welcome at Tha OFFICE Bar ia Lain Mary while Millia'a away. • Realtcr ' « ASSOCIATES Richard II. “Dick” Ivors, Mgr. Mortgage Loan Dept Mrs. o . H. -Amy’* Aadcraoa Jr sale Blair G. R. •'Guy” Strickland W. B. Skippy Desirable and nicely furnished 2 bedroom boose nt 34U Palmetto Avo. Newly decorated. Double car garage. Citrus tm a . APARTMENTS, 2 A S bedroom bouse; furnished A unfurnished. ROSA L. FAYTON 2444 Hiawatha Ave. Fk. FA 2-1341 Cor. Hwy. 17-92 it 27th St. Phoan FA M M l 1 ROOM Efficiency ApL, privet# bath, sultsblo for on* or coupi*. Across from Post Office. ANOTHER F.H.A Garage apartment for rent, HI W. 4th St. Apply m Magnolia. FOR YOU T e l e p h o n e FA 2 3411 or FA 2-4427. This la a 3 bodroom home, wood floors, largo kitchen with builtPARTLY furnished 2 bedroom in oven and range, laundry house near air base. 133 par home. The (too: plan should be room, utility building in rear, mouth. Phone ,FA 2-4370. designed for convenience. Window enclosed garage, well and pump 1-BEDROOM garage apartment, and door spacing ihould bo ar­ for lawn, sprinkler system, ranged to display your home plenty of shade, more than $V). Phone FA M410. furnishings to their best advant- enough citrus trees for family TURN. apL 300 Park Ave, us' Garden spot Large pstio with table and benches, outside RENT A BED oven, lighted Nicely Isndseapod. Rollaway, Hospital it Baby lad* priced at only 113,000, 9900 By Day, Week or Month. down. 911,100 F. H. A. Slort CARROLL'S FURNITURE w ^Ph. FA 2 Sill ‘ 114 W. 1st St Special This Week Legal Notice R!W TI*W U H LS I ■ b V M Ili .Vt.V BSO1 J ID IC IA L C IB C C IT O F FLO W O A mm - .<Bm» gTEM PER AgO* t v AMD t m n SIM I VOLE COURT*. W* * m a v c ts B V s o . tw o s R ealtor A l a a a n r R o a m - l e e GILMORE. ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffsr, PialatlH ANNIE LENA xnhur uav. Everett Harpc Robert F. May, Bart PUd P*(ea4aat Phoae FA 2-4991 U* N. Ft uiluork Two bedroom home on shaded lot, close In, full price 94,000.00; 91,000 down balance worked out. Will discount for all cash. IF YOU WANT ACTION! YOU WANT LSI I ■ EA1 ESTATE DRIVE-IN NOTICB TO D I F B S D ---------------------FH B STATE OF FL O R ID A TOt U44 Franco Ave. BY OWNER: New concrete block. ANNIE LENA GILM ORE, IMS 1 bedroom house. Large lot in \V *it W **hln*ion A vanas, B e st P a lm , tts o rs la Citrus Heights. Terms. Phone Realtor A S w am C om plaint h i r l a g kssn F A 2-23Q7._________________ ill Hall” Fbona FA 23441 flltit a a a la s t you la tb s C trsals C ourt In an<l fa r 3*m litale C auaty, »aro# i For the Best Buys in Real Estate Florid*. In e b a a e e ry . fo r Divorce, ■ho *h«rt tltla o f sa id a e lle a M t „ __ S B CULLEN k HARKEY 4 BEDROOM house and 2 seres of ground. 97,900, 91.000 down R ob*rt L«a U llm or*. F ta la U tf V* W. A- Cagle. Jr Salesman A nnlo L *na Ullm or*. D*f<a4a*t, d 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-23*1 Call FA 2 2924. tin * * pr***nla a ra la a aa sa la i___ r..,u lr« you to file your wrlltaa d*(*a*«*. It anr. to lb* CsmpUlat fil*il h*r*ln, and to »*rva a copy it, -r*af upon P la la illp p Attora*y oa or b«(or* tho IJrd day at **pl■a b a r . A. U. ItiS . o ik a rw tr* a Doc m Pro Conftaao will bo «at*r*d oaalnat you and tb* m i n prokaaO ox part*. Wt invito you to b* our guMta absolutely fr*o W1TNLXS n r h a n d a a d o fflslal aaal a t Hanford. D am tasla C auaty, without obligation i t on* of Sanford's lending F lo rid a, o u t I lib d a y a f A uauat. Motels whilo you local* suitable housing for A. D. m i . you and your family. Pick up your bey a l th* (SEAL) J. W. HALL • WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD A v O. P )l«rnd*m C1«rk of lb* C tr r u lt C ourt, la and fa r S am lnala C auaty, Flarl-I* tty : u * rth * T . V lbtoa D tp u iy C ltrk Sale* Office. BRAILEY ODHAM, Pre*. C orner IF THU HOUSE COULD TALK It would tell you about the two nico largo bedrooms, one in knotty pino paneling, the lovely Fla. room ia cedar paneling, the sparkling equipped kitchen and breakfast nook, ike landscaped yard abided by large oiks, and sprinkler system. The nice neighbors. But since tbs house is unable to talk guass you'll Just kavt to set it for yourself, call us for appointment Seminole Realty HOUSE, also fura. garaga a p t NICELY furalabad claan spta., You can movo in Immediatily 2300 Mcllonvilla. small children accepted. 404 E. while the paper* era being 14th St. Phone FA 2-42*2. processed. SLEEPING rooms. The Gabies, 4*1 Magnolia. FA SfTMl We Guarantoo Personal • B E D R O O M house, kitchen Satisfactions On Tha 1-ROOM furnished aoartnuat Wa­ equipped, 2319 Princeton Av*. Construction Of Your Homo ter furnished. $30. FA 9-TWO 970. mo. FA 24943, after 1:00 P. M. Or Your Money Ch*arfully 3-ROOM BUNGALOW, furnished FA 2-3104. i . BEIJKOOM unfurnished apt. 1 near stores A school. No pata X Real Estate For Hal* please. 2617 Elm. • BOAT, motor and trailer (or sale. Phone 1A . *i6s alter 3 P. M Raymond M. Ball FA 2 0*42. S BR. CB kitchen equpt.. Lake PHONE FA 2-0974 Monroe. Fenced yard. Garage. FA 2-412*. WELAXA APARTMENTS: m m * privet* baths, 11* W. P in t SL 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house, kitchen equipped. *M monthly APARTMENT for 2. 940, 411 Park Ph. FA 2-6430. Home* Dexigned For FIVE room furnlahod upstairs FURNISHED apartment, hard Florida Living. apartment, 933.00 month. 2101 wood floors, tile bath, private. Adults. Phone FA 24201. 3 k 4 Bedroom*—1 k 2 Bath* This is a guest p m to the MovieVA-FHAland Drive-In Theatre for Mrs. Dorothy Yow, Sanford to see FHA In Service • Up Front”. FURNISHED garag* apartmant. Conventionil adults only. 1401 Oak Av*. Financing 3-ROOM furnished apL atsr-beepltal. Ligbta and water taraUh- FURNISHED apartmaxt, clean and Down Payments •d. 933 month. 107 Locut Ave. • l o s e la. Jimmy Cowaa, Ph. Phone FA 2-1*33. F t 2-4013. Low aa 9425 9 Iceos^d — Bonded Painting A Decorating. Free Eatimataa Your EVIN FIL’DE Dealer Work Guaranteed. SEMINOLE Robson Sporting Goode P A IN T IN G CONTRACTORS :04-4-8 E. 1 st rb. FA 2-9961 FA 2-1204. FRESH FISH S RM. Bachelor Apartment, complstaly furnished. 313 Palmetto Avc, HAVE DOG—WILL SELL: Regis­ 1H3 DODGE tudsr, clean. Mg & tered Boxer. Phone FA ! UTt af­ P. kicker, good. FA MMX ter • P. M. FACTORY TO YOU COLLIE, black and vkita famalr, ALUMINUM % IS months old. AXC registered VENETIAN BUNDS Phone FA 3-1311. Enclosed head. Sag-proof kettana rail with platUe ends. Fleet)* or rapes tape*. Cotton se nylao 33 HP. Johnson Motor, remote controls, 3 propellers, for IM3.00. B raharlk G l u e and P i i a t O x May be seen i t 2404 Adams Ct. 113-1U W. 2nd 8L Pb. FA M « (Wynne wood section) or call FA 1 7*40 after 3:30. W. DIETRICHS - REALTOR SU«. Machvto—Tcima Oan* ilsa, Adelaida H. Mooes - Ate*stotos, i m Park Avo. FA M M MARK M 41 H. P. motor. '3S mo­ del, 9200, or trade for a 23 or 33 H. P. Eviarudc or Johnson. FLOOR aandtng and liniahlng Call FA 21312 or see at 2203 Cteaniag, Waxing. S e r v i n g Cordova Dr. men and children. . Samtasli C au ty sines IMS. SOUND. SHORT Vad TALL M. M. GLEASON, Lakn Mary. COME a s IN. WE CAN FIT _____ Y’ALL___________ ROOF CLEANING AND COATING HUTCHINS CLOIHINfl CENTBH Exclusive agent Cor SURCO in Hwy. 17 92 Cor. 4M this area. Work guaranteed, cn* Closed Friday evonlng and- Ml FA 2-3M7 for free estimates. day S a t Open Hon. tarn n a n . BILL EVANS 43 FT. SPARTAN, one bedroom, from Noon MU S p. a t and anon air conditioned. 3330 for equity, ALL DAY Bun. ■ A M ROOFING assume payments. FA 20G0J. Contracting A Repairs Licensed — Bonded —Insured 193* LIBERTY 30* x 19', 2 bed­ FREE ESTIMATES room. 34' aluminum awning. • I t Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-1*43 Front Ulcban. Pay equity and CROWDER peas, okra* by. tin taka up payments. Fb. FA 2-7331. bushel. FA 2 0415. Complete Lawn Matalsnan Fartlllisr—Spraying — Mow JOIN LOMMERSE 411 Willow Avo. FA 2-71IT FARMER’S AGENCY MODEL "A'’ FORD, good shape, 9230. FA 2-4704 after 3:30. N. V. Farmer, Realtar 1»3« OLDS Super "**” convert­ d-A-Artteloo Wi D. H. Whitmore ible: black, new whitewalls, all Lillian G. Trama power, radio, heater, Jciawsy CLEAN COTTON RAGS: Will 13c per pound. Celery City P Associates. 3-BEDROOM, CB. Itk bath bom*. BOLLAWAY, Hospital ind Baby Irani., tinted glass and >u«uy ing Co. eilras. 91*73. FA 2 7390. I l l S. French Are. Ph. FA 2-3231 Phono FA 2 3333. Beds. Day, Week or Month — After hours. FA 2-Mil, FA 2 4*21, FURNITURE CENTER 1933 PLYMOUTH .fonlor. good BEST BUY IN FLORIDA: 2-bed­ FA 2-02*1 111* Preach Ave. shape, 92*3. Higgins Ter. Apt. 11. . S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! room house only *3230. Edward Ph. FA 2-7*33 F. Lane. Ph. FA 2-2W1 or Men-women, 11-32. Start Ugh aa FA 2-3*4*. 193.00 week. Preparatory tnia* BEAUTICIAN WA N T E D , Top ing until appointed. Thousand* • BIG VALUES guaranteed salary and commisA. HARE DeBAEY of jobs open. Experience usually $200 Down S100 P * r M onth • (JUICE CREDIT ilon. FA 2-3742 or FA 2 2433. NOrth *4423 NOrth 1-4711 unnecessary. FREE information 2-BEDROOM, 1 bath Mock bom* • EASY TERMS on Jobs, salaries, requirements. with carporte sad storage; tor- WANTED: Girt to live in and be WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Write TODAY! Lincoln Service, AUTO GLASS rats* floors throaghoel; kltckoe "Motbat’s Helper”. Call FA 2-7M1 •quipped. Near school. Total INSTALLED WILSON - MA1ER Pakln 22, Illinois. price 912,444. New And Used Furniture W lidahlrid Back (ilaan AIRLINE CAREER Bo Tha Avon Repr*M ntall' FA l-MM D oer GUaa V ont Glean 111 E. First SL In your neighborhood. Earn Rom I.. Payton ENJOY FREE TRAVEL Registered Real EsUta Broker that extra mooay NOW. SE R V IC E GOOD PAY — SECURITY Used furniture, appliances, tools ASSOCIATEp Write, Box 241, Lockhart, Senkarik G lass and P a la t Co. ate. Bought-soid Larry'* Mart SEVERAL men and woman age Fla- for totorvlow. Mary B. Canuaa — Loo lalvaR UX-114 W. M K FA 2-44X2 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. 17-3* will be selected immadL Fk. t k 2-1301 17-12 at HUwitka atcly to train for attractive air* ERY NEAT young woman to act FUMPS - SPRINKLER line positions as Hostess, Heser* t* receptionist and who can do All types and sires, installed $SAVE$ valioolst. Ticket Agent, Commit* atossogriphlc work. Must have "Do It Yourself” New & Lined nicitlonist, Station Agent and own transportation. Write Box WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Furniture and Appliances Operitfons. Low rost training In* 24, Sanford Herald. S T I N E cludts beamy and self improve* Machinery aad Supply Co. MIDDLE AGED Whits Woman to 2*7 W. 2 nd SL meat. Enjoy the many alrllna Ph. FA 2-4432 HOMER AND LOTS for colored houiekscp for elderly couple. benefits. Must be high school 203-209 E. First SL Th. FA 2-091* people. Also homes ouilt on lots. Stay on place, Phono FA 2 3*80. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ graduate with ambitions to get Roy Wall, Phono FA 2-1317. ments, invoices, head bills, and Mew A Used Furniture A Appli­ ahtad. Training accerdltod by programs, etc. Progressive ances. A Good Plica To NH5C. Write ror confidential IF IT IS REAL ESTATE Printing Co. Phone FA 2-W3) — BUY SELL ar TRADE questionnaire Include your ago YOUNG MAN for permanent pod ask Crumley A Montellh 304 Wist Ilth SL JENKINS FURNITURE and telephone. National School at 117 Youth F a n Fh, FA X-4W3 tion aa Area Manager for large 430 Senforu Ave. ____ FA S-T4au of Aeronautics, Airline Division, national rhaln planning to locale Box A, e l o Sanford Herald. This is a guest pais to the Movla- In Ssnford. Must have H. S. or land Drive-In Theatre for Joe better education and willing to Rogers, Sanford to sec "Up accept long houra and haavy PAINT 92 SO gal. TKhtrts 41c. Front". responsibility whilo getting start­ NO JOB TO U RGE OR SMALL ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS STORE, ed. Full training and assistance 310 Sanford Avc. Drive Ways — Parking Arena 3-I1EDROOM, 2 batti CD horn*. given. Car required. Earnings RENTALS: Day - Week - Month Terms. Phone FA 2 342*. PINK Frigulsirc refrlucrator, 11 exceptionally high. Writs Box 3, Front End Loaders qu. ft., uud 14 months. 9*0. c/n Sanford Herald. Graders — Deters — Draglines FA 2 ua). IIOME-SKEKERS Rollers — Transports OUTEMAN, full Ume, salary PHONE: Days. FA 26134 NEW 2 bedroom. CB horns, com­ Apply Seminole County Laundry. PIANO, medium upright, plain Nights, FA 27123 or FA 2 3443 mahogany, new keyboard, fslta plete with built in oven and range, heating unit hoi water WANTED, young men ages 21 to A tune. Like new condition. Furniture storage and Moving tank, and choice of blinds or 27, for career opportunity. No Guaranteed. Delivered — $130. To and From Anywhtr* traverse rods. Total prlco Is only experience required. High School Phone FA 2-1971. l'. E. PHILLIPS 910,300 with Just 91900 down, graduates able to pass company NEW electric Hotpoint stove k re­ 1300 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-191 and 944 per month, on 20 year physical. Minimum salary 911-43 frigerator. Assume 13 payments, mortgage. Slav wa show you P«r day. Apply Florida State 916,93 ea. FA 2 4673. Tib. PAIR FREE! this exceptionally good buy? Employment Service, 110 W, Ladies thin heels (lifts). Second St. “In the City of Ask About It! Open Till 1:3* Friday aigkL CARTER'S SHOE REPAIR Gracious Living'* Park Avc. — Opposite Food Fair in s a s M ather of Sanford Stenalrom Realty AIR CONDITIONING H. B. POPE CO. HBRBIRT STSXfTBOM Registered Brakov LBN RMNER LOTTIE BROADWAY KIN TOIBETT BETTY E D. SMITH 3M 8. Park - FA 2 4134 BABY SITTING, Ironing. FA 244M 2-BEDROOM home in Country Club Manor. 9230 down and as­ GENERAL Officd Work, Typing Phono FA 2-7710. sume payments. Call owner, FA 2-4463. FARM: 20 acres, tiled, several flowing wells. U rge barn. Roomy 3 HR. houa«. Easy terms. Pb. FA 2 1223. Plumbing I Repairs BOOKBEKPING SERVICE MONTHLY Profit A I m u Stair ment. Quarterly Returns. All Phases of sccuuAilng. Write Box 30, Sanford Harald. For all your Baauty Needs—liarristt’s Beauty Nook, 103 So. Oak FA 2-3742. Air Conditioned, Soil Water, TV Stamps. NEW RAVENNA PARK HOMES • • ----- COMING SOON — - Formal Opening Dream Homes Down Piymtnt-No doaiag QuUt Community Near Golf Course Includts Closing Coat TO TAL PRICE Turn W nt On ZOth St. Follow Country Club Rd. S Watch For Oar Signs . . . y-flg? JaW fcr* NAME YOUR OWN TIRMS I We Finance ft Service Our Own Accounts TRADE IN THAT OLD SET NOW! On* Year Guarantee On Pictur* Tub# 90 Day G uarantee AU Parts A Servico No Extra Charges On Crtdlt Accounts AppUoac* RSpain M y Brother'! I T V O APPLIANCE OPEN DAILY •i00 A. M. Til Dark SUNDAY 2:M P. M. TU Dark ShoamahaA MONTHLY PAYMENTS WAIT! WATCH! For Opening Date W. 3*tb St. FA 1-1MS Hanford t l 1i Hi t H-GU---- �"TTT^ Vf P L . >1/ * ‘ v '4 ' i-<p* ? >_ 1 f 9 I / V . ( •1- ,T; Cinfelljr Ifeau M k Kktik G iyitr, 9 tmi Fim Aa* r U , ST. . 4 tm t. » rtcari emote, going > Mftr 'Uy* a t' the Ma the a«M tm mlalar la mrnirn aai Uy, am actma grant w« aditkaa M M ott la after eaaaa tte i mlaaiag SBeeHAa. •mag a tha gum- n e w s JMliag alaag h ttetr He a n Jute AKjraoa, * ; la w n Bacall, M, B an Baztar, M; Ana Myth, M; Jaaa BaaaaB, a ; Marilyn K n ro i.'fl; M V irti laM , » ; Deborah K m , « ; DorU Pay, 15; Bbc*ga Flaming, a ; Ava Sardaar, W - /aaat Ulgb, a ; mad ***» * « “ . WAlHHfOTOK (UP1)—FBI Din c 6 r J , U i a r Beaver lu te d eat today at A aarieaaa aka (taad te e who* arim lM la ta n porta of tha aetloa lata a "ae au a'a land" m. Friday and Saturday, Sept 4th & 5th *■ 1 .9 8 - 3 .9 8 S /iir t s & T-S hirts Summer Dresses S p r i n g S u i t e & Toppers ff~ • 2 ;« v . >.* ivf-7 . -f.!. *. t- y ’ • *. .-‘n ' �V Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Dyer Total Up Part Of The Mothers’ Force Checking In With Collections WIATHER: Partly cloudy through Saturday, few ahourtrs. Rich UmRod P r w Loaned W in Establiahod 1909 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1969 SANFORD, FLORIDA Tfa Uatvorelty a t Florida may k i n twa Negro** aarottorf to Ms to the oaivareity’a madtoal school. Officials expoet hoc to bo pm cot for registration Sept. IS. The uniTcnlty appears to ho tho only ( U U M p f O f tc d coOofi two-yaar eongrastlonal atrugglo to write a labor rafam bill by orarwhalmlngly pasting a eomproraiao manure laudad be DanocraU and RapobUeaaa allka, Tha MR waa Mat to Froaidant Eieenhowar for hia signature. Tho bid, designed to drive crooks and rackataora aot' of tho labor-management field, la tho moot Importaa# ptooa of labor ltgialatloa to to through OoBgnsa aiaoo tho Taft-Hartloy law waa passed in 1947. , B y JACK PHILLIPS Sanford's 196940 budget waa ananimoualy approved by the City Commlaaioa loot night Expenditures of #706,815.86 for general government op•ration, #227,250 for payment m city debt and #872,069.89 for tha utility budget wore approved. DaBary resident William Angeleeh. ft, dlad la iemlnoto Manor. 1st Moapiul this merntaf alter a lengthy lUucrt. Mr. Aagetoch, cam* to Central Florida 4 years ago Iron the m dut a u r o r a : , had M E* TORE (UPI) — prices s t 1 p. n .t American TAT „■:........—. American Tobacco ----- — fa Bathis hem Steel ....... —CAO -----------------------Chrysler ----- ------- — Curtiss-Wright ........... ■— DuPont ______________ Eastman Kodak —.....—Ford M o to r______ ____ General E lectric----------General Motors - -- -------Inti. T « T ----------------Pann a y ------- — ....... — _ LorUUrd -----• Bears Roebuck _ Stndabekcr U. 8. Steel ------Pann RR —...... .. Wastlnghouse ■ . madding caution at thiefUne and says tuch a policy could oriag Us reward in more advantageous baylag opportunities later an. It a a n a t Ford as a stack for action, (sa we’ve seen this week), »od 11 also says that Black A Packer appears to have bettar-tkaa-avarage growth potaatUUtics. Far the loop pull. Standard likes Cora Pro­ ducts, Halil, Merck and Otla Ele­ vator. Investors Advisory Institute rec­ ommends 10 stocks for income: Borg-Warncr, Chesapeake A Ohio, Craam of Wheat, Family Finance, dilate, Lorillard, May Departmeat Stores, Pacific Lighting. Pub11a Electric A Gas aad Pullman. A boost fa tho prime landing rates to the 3 par cant tovsl—high­ est since 1830—and a similar rise in lending rata* to brokers and deal­ ers sent stock* downward earlier this week. First Natlooal City Bank of New York Initiated tho Increase from 4Vb to 3 per cent and other lender* followed suit. The prime rate fa that which fa charg­ ed on loans to borrowers with top credit and other lending rates, are ■catod upward from It. Thus, tho rise will increase carrying charges on stock margin accounts. Local intareit: Minute Maid Carp., has gone Ode step further fa what seams to ba a program of diversification by announcing that they have purchased Tanco, Inc., Uadan, N. J., a major producer af soluble coffee. The purchase prioe fa believed to be near Um $10 million mark. Tanco'a 1831 sales wars approaimataly $40 mllUon. It packages, blends and dis­ tributes soluble coffee on a world­ wide basis sad packs private label heao employ*! hy the Irv- Aagelock was a life member o t tbs Talsphaed Pionacn at Amer­ ica, P*-teua Brack Ceuncll. and a member of Ufa / t r * Baptfat Church, DaBary. Surviving are his dantblsT and sno ln law. Mr. and Xrc, Edward Heppoar; two coaaipa, Mias Batherine Hcnnlnger arid MU* Doro­ thea Hanningor *f DrBary. Funeral servlets a n «*t for Moodsy. »( JO.fa a. m. at tho Flrat B-< oat C h a r e k, Rav. The Second Anr mi City TWnnto Tournament will boitii. Rapt. 14. AU r'vycr* t . ant uv«r may en­ ter the" *ompetition which fa spon­ sored by 'he Rerr«*t.oa Dept. Entry dsadlln* U ndajr, Sept. It, when palilnyt , ■* ***<ltnga will be m** T pM« «Ul be awarded Tdu. f t ' w n aerapa in single) and ••• jMt* pi Preliminary »t»v at lo­ cal court* ot • s ,.t t - n Ing. Final no::i* *H fa be at the Mayf.lr Inn . art*. "Play for fun" rather than to, scriou* eompet'Uon fa tha them# of the tournament. To register, phone FA 8-7424 or appear In paraoa at tha Recre­ ation Department’* Civic Center office. Judge On Job County Jndi Wilson Alexander was dtombtcJ f u r . Stmlnol* Me­ morial Hospital ytstorday. The Judge fa hack at work oa s limited schedule. Ha entered the hospital Two drivers ware fa Seminole Monday because of • virus Illness. Memorial Hospital thfa afternoon w i t h injuries received fa a three-oar collision oa 8. Franck Ave. Thomas W. Arnold, 3MB Laha Mary Rd., and Gian McKaodrve, The grot tinted as CaaseL 131 Country Club Rd., war* under emergency treatment after Arn­ berry’s E ititljn Board stay not old's car struck one ahead of U aot as such, but tho tows fa not being driven by Virgil Pfakalsfamfa and knocked it into tho path af prohibited from holding its elecSIX-FOOT KATTLKR kill, Ufa MeKaodrs* car. beaded fa the tfan a t a (barter board, Judge Valle William* told a group fa td bjr H. L Johnson of atfar direction, police said. Casselberry government official# Hi Lake Monroe la bald up bgr yesterday Bobby Johnson, who aald “ho’a really heavy." Tha The group fa four appointed , 7 . EDWARDS APB BASE. Calif. and approved a. .4 alactfaa boy’s father killed thn big board (UPI)—The first powered flight of snake with a soft drink recenU: by caascloe.-ry’s mayor Ufa aaporimantal msorted rockat bottle after it appnared fa BMp XU was cancel!ad today after aad aldermen, m i" aot act as fbstha middle of tha unload- Ufa aaadla-aoaad spare craft waa al judges ot tS* ifanUmbcr efaeing of the family boat on carried aloft by aa alght-jat bom- tlon's legality ddga Williams Wo Wakwn Uv«ib aaU. They map sat as toltom aad Two Drivers Hurt I n Three-Car Crash Test Cancelled R evenues a r e on p U s d to h e ie a rs th ese figures, except la (to utility budfat, wk are sa til,(94.11 iwvanoe m p laa is so* tidpsted. MUfage wiM rams hi tha same as f v laat year's he t est. A tan TV Quia Quia Sat far city operatise aapenaea and ala nUla will be charged to help pay d r etty debt. Although tin operation* mill aye charge of 111 per thousand oa rtal estate «tU ba fat lad ouy e i homea valuud ■hove $3,000, the W par thousand wil ba levied oe ail real and per* tonal property. The fatal of as* •••ament has bean tot at S3 per cad a t property’* market value. Tha 1800-40 total operatiag and debt aarvloo figure la S833.M » , compand with $818,Ml.73 for IBSBNl aad* 9M.SM.40 ................................ for 1MT- 1 WAttlNOTOlf (UFI) - t i e Rouse Legislative O vsrsi^t Sub- Ufa School Beard fa affect several k w il hold public hearings Oct • an sharpas that son* television quia shows have been rigged. Britons, Hods Talk MOSCOW (UP1) — Visiting British Labor Party faaders Hugh Galt shall aad Asaurfa Sevan mat for tw* hears Thursday with So­ viet Foreign Minister Aadral Gro­ myko aad planned to moat wah " Reductions fa expenditure* Premier Nikita Khrushchev today. war* dtfficuk and n>4 in the bast interests of tha City's operation. B-52 To Proceed Several desired Item* or project* WICHITA, Kan. (UFi) - The will simply have to wait," City Boeing Airplane Company an­ Manapr Warren Knowfai said. nounced today k has receivod an Highest proposed expenditures official go-ahead far production of fa the general operating budget an advanced version of the Stra­ are $114,TIB for the city Fir* tegic Air Command's S-H stratoDipt., $112,347 for the Police fortrsa*. DrpL aad $103,300 h r city streets. Typhoon Repeats TAIPEI (UPI) - The second typhoon In a week alammed Into Furmosa Thursday sight, leaving at least on* dead and 1T0 Injured. All but a faw of tha reported casu­ alties were suffered at the east coast port city a t Hus Use. C h i e f Aviation Ordnaneeman Wayne J. Karos died following a heart attack at hia Sanford horn# Tuesday night. Chief Karas was taken from hia 111 E. Woodland Dr. home to 4m Orlando Air Force Base hospital, wh«ra he was pronounced dead e n arrival. Entering tha Navy fa IMO, Chief Karos served at tha Naval Air Station tinea May 13, IMS. Ha fa survived by his wife Ade­ line Terrua, daughter* Susan and Doris Ann, and brothers Charles and Donald Kama. Waller W. Pudar. a Sanford resident for M yesrv dlrd fa Seminal* Memorial Hospital last night. ifr. Plxtor, who Uved at 218 W. Fourth St., was born In Morgantown, W, Va. Ha came hero from Orfaado. He was a member of the Flrat Baptist Church of San­ ford and a former deacon. Surviving art his wtfa, Mrs. Margaret P. Pixler; two sooe. William V. Pixler of Sanford and Jack P. Pixler of Brooklyn. N. V., and a granddaughter, Mary Jaaa Plxtor of Sanford. Funeral services will be at 4 p. a . tomorrow at Brfasoo Fun­ eral Home, with the Rav. W. P. Brooks Jr. and R*v. Fred Fisher officiating. Buriat will be in Oaklaws Memorial Park, Sanford. HAMBURG, Germany (UPI) — U. S. Chief Justice Earl Wsrrvn concludes hia West German visit today by participating fa a Hamburg court proceeding and later delivering a lecture eo "The Su­ premo Court in the United State*.’’ Warraa will leave tor r »rv->’»gvn Saturday. I. Emmett Cloofa, former Oak­ land Postmaster and brother of Citizens Bank of Oviedo President, C. B. Clonts died yesterday. Mr. Clonts had bean ill tor soma time. Surviving are two brothers, C. tt. and T. B. Clonts, Oviedo area cel­ ery growers; a sister, Mrs. Grov­ er S. Moon of Oviedo, and revoral nieces and nephewa. counters a t ballots, tha judge rvU ad. A group af Casselberry real dents, C. Rvymond McCord, Ben Jaasln B. Evans, Harman K Joyce aad Joseph Mufaon, hac complained that the four men sp pointed as board lor a new ">wt •«•<*«» « • to act aa such a board. Thair al­ U t n t f W || C. Matter. Aa election board judges Um fagality fa aa election and must fa elected by the psbifa because K fa mponalbls to the public, WU Maam aafa. If aaafhnriiad pat- sons held aa election, It cannot fa regarded aa aa atoatlm, fa stroaeed. Mayor Donald WUfaoa has ap­ pointed a group which actually should hare Men called tellers, according to Urn judge. Appoint­ ment af tellers fa witola the maync’a jurisdiction, bat the group shouldn't hare been called aa (faction board, fa stressed, teltore count the results, but a n not responsible for Jadgiag aa else•toa'a fagality. The town council can act sa (faction board, mavaaa the else* tiun and judge Its fagality, whan no board has been appointed, Judge Williams said. Alderman Graham Wilson and 8. D. Culpepper predicted that tha town council will audit tha •faction themselves sod aot aa ao •lection board. Casselberry government offi­ cials present Included Mayor Donald Willson, Clark Franca* Alton and Aldarmaa Witooa and Culpepper. Tho election scheduled far Bcpl. • to te elect a Charter B aud fa draw up a aaw Cs seal berry He Just Likes Girl* LONDON (UPI) — The DaUy Sketch, fa an Interview with Elvis Presley's father, quoted Ufa aider Praafay as saying: "1 don’t torsec marriage tor him la the 1mmctliato future. When he’s naked what type of girt be prefers ba fast says 'tomato'." Warren To Speak J. Emmet Clonts, Ex-Postmaster, Dies changes fa - fa* placement *f children fa the various schools, 1b# Lyman School and tho new Altamonte Springs Elementary School cannot a s m fa* total a t approaimataly 3,300 children fa that section an single sessions, so k fa necessary fa place children in grades 14 fa double seseioea la both schools, Ufa board said. This schedule will begin Tues­ day of aexl week, since Monday la a holiday. The tin t session children will start sebsoi at I a. m. aad and at 11 noon. The secood eeaafaa will commence at 13:10 p. m. and and at 4 p. m. Ufa fifth aad sixth wads child­ ren from fan Wilson School,. Po­ ols, are being transferred fa tha Lake Monroe School. Tha board fa*Is that by Increasing the sis* of the Monroe School and Macing Mrs. Aycocke Dies At Jacksonville Mrs. Baad e Aycocke, 84, of Jack­ sonville, died there today, after a short lllnea*. She was a Sanford resident tor many year*. Mrs. Aycocka, widow of the lata John C. Aycocke, U a member of Christ tha Xing Catholic Church, Jacksonvlfa, tho Catholic Wom­ an's Club, and Altar Rosary Socie­ ty of Sanford. She la survived by two daugh­ ters, Mrs. C. L. McCrone, Jack­ sonville, ufa Mrs. K. F. WUsoo, Orlando; a aoo, Jack N. Aycocka, Jacksonville, six grandchildren and IB graat-granchlldran. A rosary will be recited at • p. at. Monday at Brfaaon Funeral Horn* hare aad funeral aarvlcas will ba bald at 10:$0 Tuesday at AU loule Catholic Church, with tho B«v. Richard Lyons officiat­ ing. Burial will ba la AU Route Cemetery. first of fao week fas km loads will ba aquallaad aad im jf a lM naming oa aahadnto, tha boori announced. Contracts have been M sa fas new South Samlnofa Elementary School fa the Fora Park - Cassel­ berry area aad the new Loagweod Elementary School. Each af these K inls will have II classrooms, a wary, csfaterium, snd admfafatrstive sail*. Work ie program lag ca those projects, but they will aot be available lor oat*, pency until tha fed of Ufa. On September 17, bide wtU ba opened oa the new Seminole High School ta ba located oa Lain Jennie. Thfa plant is scheduled tor completion by the fall of 1MB and will house grades 1*11. Tha Junior High School children sow attending the Ptnacreat S c h o o l will attend the present S e a l e r High School, which will be anoverted into a Junior High hous­ ing grades T-t. The P le u ra at School with a capacity of 100Q children will Uwa house grade* 1-4. Bids aa the Lake Mary School, Rosenwald la Altamonte and Mid­ way wfil bo opened on October L These plant* are also scheduled (or completion by the fall « 1880. The Lake Mary School, grades 1-8, will accommodate children from the S u n l a n d Estates, Lltlla Venice and Lack Arbor areas who ana bow aUaadlog Sanford schools. Cancer Program Scheduled A t Chuluota All women of the Oviedo s n a have bean Invited to attand • program aa cancer and Us f r o vantiooa by Um member* fa Ufa Chuluota Woman’s Club. Gant Hatoott, director fa Mb Orange County Chapter fa 6 m American Cancar Society, la asks dulad to bo guest speaker tor that group at 8:38 p. fa. Sept ■ fa M ayfair Golf Club Elects Billhiemer Final Swim Period Tho Mayfair Man'* Golf Assn, baa elected I . S. BlUhtomar Us m m president aad started plana Set For Weekend for monthly touraamoote tor Ua mombrrs. Tho club alas elected Elmer Boomer vice president, Bd Davis aacretary; Ralph Wight treasur­ er aad Daa Wright, 1 . J. MU aad M. Yoot, dtrecSore. Pisa* far 6 h tourney program will bo completed at the October Tha final swimming period a f 1 USB city swimming pool saai wlU ha thfa woekand. Municipal and Gold*hare pools wil bo * p « •-30-11:30 a. m . aad l:3»g:0B p. m . Saturday and Monday, aad 1:3B|:M p. as. Sunday. More tkaa Mr 000 parsons used tha pools during tha 30 waoks they war* opoo thfa � 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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V A H -ll’a D Cdr. C. 0. Donnaud, Lt. (jg ) Bill MaiiesowaU and ADI R. G. Phillips were among the crews returning home yesterday from the USS Franklin D. Roowvelt .Personnel not arriving by plane will dock at Mnypovt , United P m la tm U M l LONDON — h a l M Bl**ibowar, auUng kla belief that “ pan* (a imperative la ear time" la an unprecedented television fireeld* chat with Britlab Prime MlnUter Harold Maemlllaat * "U we are te hare a aemaUt (conference), Khrushchev must understand that aa yea aad 1 da." nine Connection olua $1 Million LONDON - Macmillan, warn­ ing of tha danger et war la the of-the-cuff television conversa­ tion; “The first war happened large­ ly by mUtakt. Tbe second was different It could not be peevented. Now we are la e situation where we m lg't drift late Some­ thing by mistake." *# T O «K (UPI) - Tt'e hap•d ia tbe U. I. Army that leeaafcaa gaoe to the trouble of aging e mDe-long telephone recently signed a LAST TIME ON DECK for a little ocean sun before returning to Sanford waa Interrupted by aircraft takeoffs. .Lt. (Jg) Cleveland and Lcdr. B. B. Brown lodged a mild WMtfeint. (Navy Photoe) d tadety deeter charged wttb t» ef Me eotraaged we* was la Jsl tedsp while her att took legal step* to obtain mote trial Mr her. attractive MU* Itegeff, who ad­ mitted she bad been Pinch’* mistrmse, oatared no pUs. MU* Tregoff’* attorney, Robert Noob Jr., argued that tbe mug- IX)NDON—An American dalegate to an International space congress, revealing that SevUt delegates seemed “ nauaad" by reporta that America’* eeven as­ tronauts had sold tbe steep el “ the first space flight” i M1 got the lmpress!oa they were convinced the first story would be given out free bp a Buasiaa over radio Moscow." w i t h o u r f a m o u s B u r g e r K in g s a u c e - turned te the Loa Angelas County PITTSBURGH JaU. Naccarelli, 44, Depute Dist Atty. Pred N. two-million do)la WbicneOo has charted) that Finch and Miss Tregoff planned the mur­ der of FInch's wife se the doctor would aot have to share ttso.ooo la commualty property with her la a dime* settlemeat. Whlchello said Miss Tregoff* rols was that M a oaaaplrater sad said he did net UUvs A* parti. Sm w m i FR EN C H A V EN U E (17-92) A T 22nd ST. FREE �V r■~'l 1 ■*♦ 1 ' I Release Discussed w a s s a v tu n ) - v . a a * . W hm Iw Jacob Bu m — 1 HVtitt Cammutest A a lw a tto W a it Ptog-aaB agate k m dlM w id the PM sM tontoase af tew Am S n m ata being M h U Term ites W in CUUIUND. Calif. (UPl) - Iwtii hattteSS SSt n£ mlaator Walter Gherks. Obarba Aniy-Ak Force Merger Studies teceive Backing By Orlando iM k Norkus Shot Victim NEW Y O U (UPl) - Oviedo PJO Elects Staley President Jaaaaa Merritt Staley v u unenimoaalr elected preiliteat at tba OtM o PTO at aapocJal celled meeting lait night. K m Jama* Partla. pate pro* deed af the tegnar Ovadte PtA waa elected icciaUry. Mr*. Jane* Crabtree, fint vice praildaat, peeelded at tea meeting which waa pacalvaS stebatsntial encourajeM at, I -found myseH resisting tea kWa aad counttog tba rtaaoaa why 1 ahoald not d a k ." Ha aakd alee that ha « u fairly convinced that ha could via tea goveraerahip U ha raa “ aad par* bapa It waa aat enough ot a challaaga." Ha aald teora la aa caadtdata aov M ac dtotuiwd la tea field who rapruuta hie baalc philoao* phlaa aad ha e u aa< *aa where there wCl be say ieeaee la tea WO rtee. “ U looka like It’a calaf to ha Juat a popularity eonieet.’’ 'They're all belac aka ta t w y body aad telenet at all beliefs. 1 have talked to aO the potential caadidatea aad I Ilka than aO. "But they a n aU Juat .'to (D-CalH.) called wrote aad dupUea- crawled under a yard te dispose at the termites aad tea porch. para N avy Fires N ike-A sp POINT AROUELLO, C a lif. (UPl) — The Navy hu hinted • tva-aUca Nlha-Aip rocket UP mltea lato ipaea during a eua dan ta check oa aolar exploaloaa which cauae radio Interference. Tha Navy announced Tueeday tea 11-toet missile waa equipped with a treat mltter to atnd latermatka poelt aa lean collateral. Both reaa tea aaa tUreback ta earth. faced to coaflna er deap thle. The three mooitori were lik ed tied to »a e l today la. aaaaldw G rapefruit To TAHPA (U Pl) - Tba Florida teak next move. They etdd re­ port the matter to Federal Judge Cttraa Exchange win begin grapeP. Dtckinton Latte, who appototed foult shipments about two waaha than aa tba uajoa'i watchdog. Or aaeiiar ttaa aaual It the wiatear they could iaaue a formal ripen la iavuaabla. AaeUtaat Oaaaral mendatloa calling oa Hotts ta Haaacar WUito* O, Strickland make- tea transfer. aaM wader crop oonditlaaa pro* O. P. Hewitt Jr., praildaat at valUac aow, tha tint grapefruit tha Orlando bate, caid Holla will kava for tha norths** aw> agreed la INC to beep tee money aa deportt ee collateral agaiaat GUESTS or HONOR at tha ratlin P im m of Amartei 1929-40 raunion celebration w an Mr. aad Mra. Max Johnaon. Thirty-fiv* FFA membora aad their whraa aaw Johnaon’a alldea o ( tha Near aad Far Eaat Tha State Dept. amplojra recently returned from hit work in That, tend. Johnaon waa taachar aad auperviaor o f vocational agriculture through 1940 (Photo b* Bargetrow Go 10,028 Students Enroll; ^ S S & S i& Z S , meodatloo from tha eroenttve boasd ta hold a mrooer hflonrleg tea teechcn. Sept. U K the City Hall Memorial bwlldlag. II waa ako anted to make plana for a Hal­ loween Carnival Oct. to. K1W DELHI (UPl) — Premier |KaUri aad Air Marshal S. MeJawsharlal Nehru told a tease ca- tarjee, who handed In their ret------- u p . - i i . - . - , . j , - ' Ignitions along with Thlmsyya. j Parliament today ia|,j u * ,, j , M truth to teat India a defrost erlaU had n ports that Manoa bad beta *L haaa oaaad by tba withdrawal af lowing favorltlam or political feeId, dan. K. S, Thlmayya'a retig- tor a to inflnenco army promotions, gatiaa aa army of ateff. ! In Calcutta beleaguered police Nehru heaped praise on Detente units opened lira on CommunistT**“ ut~ V. E. Khrishna Menon, ‘ 1M....................... making no mention of Urn fact K he also had ottered ta rortga rioters and wounding more than M crisis touched off bp hla al> i.aoo. The riots virtually paralysed logod playing polities with tha Calcutta, and it appeared likely ■nud forces. TBa Premier also had nothing that the army might taka aver to say shoal tha nation's other unteas order could bo quickly re- The House Bake Committee cleared the highway flaaadag plan for debate under a procedure which will bar aQ amendments. A vote oa passaso It likely by night­ fall Thursday. The measure, drafted by the House Ways aad Mesas Commit­ tee and approved bp the House Public Works Committee, cells for boosting tba federal gasoline levy to four canto immediately Sight Conservation Month Proclaimed U. S. Notional Debt Tops $290 Billion WASHINGTON <UPJ)>-The na­ tional debt has topped $290 billioa tor tha first time ia history. Oa a par capita basis, that la a Mayor A. L. Wilson has pro­ claimed the month of M em ber Sight ConsorvaUoa Month. Tbs purpose la to focus public atten­ tion on the value of visJoa. ta proclaiming Eight ConserveUon Month, tha mayor la aiding tha Florida Council ter the Blind and Uio National Society for the Prevention af Blindness. ly oetlmatad aa a acboal year aw crag*. Lett September, IJK children were eniwUad bp tha end ef tba first school day, There waa a SM increase la the pupil muster thin, year. Double aoaalaaa win start Tues­ day in Uu Urat tmr grades e< L» man High aad tba mw Altamonte elamentary school. Superintendent R. T. Hilwta said. Enrollment la tha Lymaa school aria waa Ml •rar tba first day of school late yaar. Fourteen aaw Uechors will 2 Youths Arresied For Teen Murders NEW YORK (UPl) - Pollco to­ day captured the alleged leaders of the Hell’s KJtelwn playground attack early Sunday that toft two teen-agers deid and prompted state and city officiate to csE a urtei of top lovot meetings oa thla city's rising youth violence. Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller asked vBi Director J. Edgar Hoo­ ver to enter the battle by attend­ ing an emergency meeting next week. Tba cape-clad “ Drscula” and 'The Umbrella Man” were arrestad early today after fleeing from a police radio car in the East Bronx. With them was a third youth who was not Identified. Police wld Ssl Agron readily admitted: “ I'm Draeuk, tha guy you art looking for.” Agron said Tuny Ueroandet, ar­ rested with him, waa “ Tha Umbrslla Man.’’ Southwest County Telephone Service Draws Criticism Longwood, Altamonte Springs and Forest CUy residents are not getting telephone service com­ parable with the rates they pay, County Commissioner Lawrence Swafford tsld yesterday. The commission told County At­ torney Mack Cleveland Jr. to ask the Railroad and Public UUUttes Commission to Investigate the Win­ ter Park Telephone Co. rites and services ia that area. C O f C To Meet Igott telle Semin* jque to Quartar. f Rowlea. Pigott 'fensive atrengtB PRACTICING FAKES took op moat of yesterday afternoon'* football drllla for baekflald Candidatea at S«n!nola High School. Jerry Dillard, a halfback, la shown getting a handoff front Quarterback Alex McKlbbln. Halfback Johnny Lovelace and Fullback John Mann watch tha play. The Lake Wary Chamber of Commerce will resume its monthly schedule of masting* with a ae*> ska at t p. oa. Thursday to tha C af C building. The meetings wen W w ift eoadlUons M awr hood f i a t Bad passed tea first time, B U f i. Teague said yesterday. ■awBawnt la the south end of tha county also was underestimated, MONTGOMERY, Alt: (UPl) Mata Highway Director Sam Eagelbardt, a former sUl* chairmaa of tea White C it ls a a a Council, says ha baa been “ triad to absen­ tia and sentenced to death’’ by a northern Negro group Engelhardt said ha received tba threatening totter team tba “ Na­ tional Negro Congress af ten U, B. A., Inaroma Headquarter*, Inc., IS* Bedford Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.*f. The tetter waa signed by "Rufoa T. Washington HI.” SharUf WUlte MeCaU of Leesburg asked tea PBI Tuesday to invest!, gate a similar totter sent to him Monday aad signed by tba asms group. TBo totter to Engelhardt laid ha had been condemned for his “ crimes against the glorious Ne­ gro race." The highway chief turned the ’alter over to tha FBI for investlgatlso but diecourted any threat saying bo had received such tet­ ter* la the past. The Brooklyn address to that of a chapter of tha National Assn, fur the Advancement of Colored People, but NAACP officials de­ nied aver hearing af Washington. ty along with the Boar and Lake protects, tba comateaioa od yesterday. Davie, DaWltt commissi oner Vernon Duaa ' to discuss tea project today. Wives'Club Aids Polio Fund Drive ♦. . * » I ■* i ‘ it%f*4) The Sanford Naval Air Etattea Officers Wives' Club jumped tola the emergency polio fond drive yesterday by seeding a chock la tha Seminote chapter M tha No­ tions! Foundation. Tha chapter ta winding up a tet­ ter campaign to raise emergency funds. T. e Anna Milter Circle wM lead the Mothers Mirth tomorrow night when they ring doorbells be> tween • and T p. m- to seek earntrlbutiona. *• About IS,ooo la needed by the tocal unit to keep Its program going. AU funds raised locally wul Be spent In the county. Lyman Area Adults Offered Courses pioma. This program was recently ap­ proved by Urn SUta Dept, of Edu­ cation, County Director of Adult and Vocational Education E. S. Douglass said today. Plans ar* In progress to add Business English and Commercial Law to the sebort adult education curriculum to the near future. A credit will be Issued as soon as a student baa folflfiod aE tha eourae requirements. Instructor* to tha typing and bookharping atones era lager Harris jf Banford tad Mrs. Evetya Fulfillment of the typing courea require* completion of a 19 mlaats speed test, typing to words par mtouto; with not nun than turn mistakes. The bookkeeping course deals with Individuals, partner­ ships, and corporattou to huateese. Four practice sola mailt bq sea* plated. The courses may Bo entered ai any time. The eoly charge to g registration foe of ana tetter aad the cost of materials. The elasaae �r m w n tv t *v T T *f?*r*m to Wamty! R g R tS M b M i ‘ Lei amastorto a d tel pues lair eew MeMlrra ••• le get pen la htelaaS^ (Dawn* Personals TURKEYS MUSIC CHAIRMAN AND PRESIDENT (toft to right) o f tho Sanford Woman's Gob, Mrs. Harry Eeheiberger and Mrs. Ctoorga E. Wells are in charts o f arranyements for the “ Get Acquainted Reception," honoring new dub meabera a t the Woman's jQObtoifldlng on Oak Ave., ibenhip chairmen who wiU aastot with the rsb ion are Mrs. E. A. Mon. IWiIVtlf fine M lUw HIM* HIV* afU iJIl lV| EUfli forton. arts: S Mrs. John Jewell, VlY civic; Mrs. C £«*. v« C. Harper Sr., social and Mrs. Carl E. Schilks of the Ameri­ can home. (Bergstrom Photo) Church Calendar W 8C S Prayer Group Resumes M eetings | d>f. OCt S. {O vied o W ■'■ ' ! Personals •HUPEH RIGHT* SKINNED Short Shank 10 -14 Lb. Avg. .F y L L Y . C O O K ED SHANK O R S P L IT COOKOUT SPECIAL! CABOT BRAND BRIQUETS Charcoal Senior High Choir at first Pr«» bytertoa Church • p. m. tee a supper, M ow ed by rehearsal. Midweek Bible hour first fr*»toytoriaa Church moots at e p. m. for a supper and rehearsal. LIBBY FANCY Tomato Juice THURfliAT The WAGS. of first Methodist Plascrsst Baptist Church Bro­ Church mot to McEtoky HaU, therhood Dinner mmUag « : » p. Tsoadsy morulas for the regular mosthly busleess sad program tossioa, with the prosidoot, Mrs Eugene Williams, pcosktlag. Mrs. T. C. O’Stoes, spiritual lift secrotary, anaouaccd that the prayer group wlli start mooting ■gain Wednesday at • a. m. A FO R NEW Semtoar for offtoera aad members will b« bold to Orlando. Sept. 10 A CCO U TS and alio to DoLasd, Sept. 17.’ Mrs. L. D. 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It bas been mggeeted he weald oajoy visiting e Glearidge, N. girt scout troop and tto junior womca'a club of Klh drove Village, m. He also has been urg- r" r_ r - n r r T - 22 □ rn % v-Z z r f 7* •• Z z T7" 5 z O President llu a k m r Mid to wu.lt Khrushchov to son ordi­ nary homos, msyto those at Lav* Ittown, Pa.; a flaw 'at tto Wash­ ington ana (root tot's toUeopter; (am country; and Ito’a b a r hood homo at Am m o , Ku , whom to aaid to eaa prwro to o hard to wortod as a youth. Nothing much la firm yat oo which invitations Khnatotov wtU accept Meantime they antro to Meaetutor teye tto Aasstea em­ bassy Is consideriag “ hundreds" already la hand. Soma IN tovi» tattoos here reached tto State Department, (or consideration and relay U desired. Khrushchev has aspretsed aa in­ terest la Washington, Now York, Chicago, San Francisco; a co n (arm at Coon Rapids. Iowa; PlorIda; a plastics plant. Ho also wants to go oa TV, but no decision has been reached ea wha ought to got equal time. Moscow, Idaho, wests ia aa tto sckadnls Sa da a whole hatch at Bine Plate Salad A D r e s s in g 58 z z (On fljwudly Gnnouncst rfc □ 2^ 22 z 22 f security H w 2 — the *" opening of Golden Ripe w 22 3 f * fo r the added com fort and coavei o f our customer* and clients. ia v b t g s L FA 2-5762 SA N FO RD , F L A . N M fey 1km Tkuaday. • A. M .. k P. M. — Friday I A- N .. • F. M. Sanford Avt. •I 4th St. J M ARKET Opes Sundays 8 A. M. til Noon , �V EvenFSl Ptayofl Series With Tampa 1088 PUTT PUTT o f Sanford, Connie Quinn, received the bent wishes of Mayor A. L. Wilson before she headed for Fayetteville, N. C. and the choosing o f a na­ tional Putt Putt Queen. Miss Quinn attends an Orlando finishing school. She will return Thursday from the Fayetteville contest to which ahe in accompanied by U r. and Mrs. Harold Hardeater. (Bergstrom Photo) ; CHICAGO (U P I)-T b t United ju te s still was racking them up jn the Pan-American Games today. Thirty-nine gold medals have 0>een decided, and U. S. athletes have picked up 33 of them. The tunner-up, Cuba, haa won two. An­ other was won for the West Indies Federation by a U. S. college ath­ lete. Tuesday seven of the nine med­ als went to U. S. competitors, six of them wlnnlflg with a record performance. Berta Diaz of Cuba upset record-setter Barbara Muel­ ler, Chicago, in the M meter worn* Qhn's hurdles, and George Kerr, a University of Illinois runner, broke the tape In the 400 meter run -ahead of two West Indies Tbo.Saint* squared tbo aeries Tuesday night at St. Petersburg, blanking Tampa 4-0 on right­ hander Jack Cullen’s 1«-strikeout effort. Dow Keller, sou of ex-New York Yonkco star Charlie Keller, deli­ vered tho big blow when bo clouted a three-run homer in tba fourth. Cullen weathered a wild streak in the first inning to pick up tba win. After retiring the first two botters, bo walked the bases full, but then retired tbo next 14 men la ■ row. Ho did not allow n hit null tho sixth frame. St. Petersburg got its last gun In tbo' fifth on Elvio Jintones' double that acoced Cullen from ordinary ptffrrnwr except whan his favorite ippiniol ta levelvod. Jim Bturning of the Tigers, Larry Jackson of the Cardinals and Deo Cardwell of tha PhilUee all pretty much fit that descriptko todaymuch to the- chagrin of tho .coo* tending White t a , Dadptfi nod B n vet. Pan-American record in the.-shot put and fell only 81* inches short of his world record to lead Dallas Long, Phoenix, Arif., and David Davis, Canoga Park, Calif. Anne Smith, Atlanta, Ga.i topped team­ mates Margaret Matthews, Mem­ phis, Term., and Willie White, Greenwood, Miss., in the broad jump. All six U. S. athletes broke the previous Pan-American rec­ ord. Catted Press International Four members of this year's victorious U. S. Walker cup team, lead by BUly Joe Patton of Morganton, N. C.. passed their quali­ fying exam* Tuctday for the forth* coming N a t i o n a l Amateur goll championship. In addition to Pafton, young Ward Wettlaufcr of Buffalo, N. Y„ Bill Hyndman of Philadelphia and Dr. Frank (Bud) Taylor of Pomo­ na, Calif., alio earned berths In the 1959 tournament, which will bo played at the Broadmoor Golf Club, Colorado Springs, Sept. 14-19. Four other Walker Cuppers— Ilarvio Ward of San Francisco, Deane Beman of Bethesda, Sid., Tommy Aaron of Gainesville, Ga«, and defending champion Charlie Coe of Oklahoma City, Okla., were awarded automaUc bertha In the 200-man field. SEC Coaches Start Cracking Whips United Prtao International - Southeastern Conference foottb a ll coaches cracked the whip in fall practice today, hoping tho long, hot summer didn't tdl on too many of their charges. , “ I was . . . a bit let down by 4he physical condition of some of our boys,” Auburn Qonch Ralph Jordon said after the first full day of practice. "Tuesday's practice -was so-so,” Alabama’s Bear Bryant chimed Georgia Tech Coach Bobby Dodd aaid, "Our boy* reported in the best shape of any squad in recent years.” Florida Coach Bob Woodruff said hla Gatuea were "in good overall shape.” Tulane, Vanderbilt, Louisiana State, Mississippi, Kentucky, Mis­ sissippi State and Georgia trams reported in good condition, ac­ cording to their coaches. Tulane and Florida, which kick off the SEC season Sept. 18 in a Friday night game at New Or­ Tennessee's Bowden W y a t t leans, were hustling extra hard eoid, "This .quad isn’t Id as good with the opener only IS day* physical condition as wo wonted away. Coach Andy Pitney stressed K to bo.” fundamentals with the Green Wave and ’wai pleased with hi* 30-man squad’* condition. Wood­ ruff, not widely known for hi* optimism, mid he bad "the poten­ tial for a good football team.” Tennessee and Georgia prac­ ticed with students and fana Witzel Qualifies For National Meet barred from the field. Coach Wally llutta of the Georgia Bull­ dogs said hit boys might be dis­ tracted from their job of getting ready to rnc^t Alabama. At Tuacaloosa, Ala,, llryant greeted 39 players; three were out with “ a touch of the flu.” Mississippi C o a c h Johnny Vaught' ran ,0 Rebels through two sessions, and said he was pleased with tho workout. At Htarkville, Mis*., Coach Wade Walker’s 37 Mississippi State players plan a half-speed scrim­ mage for Thursday. LSU, defending SEC and na­ tional champions, hit the field with Billy Cannon, all-Amcrica halfbuck, recuperating from a leg Injury. Cannon ran Tuesday with tittle sign of the Injury. K im y Kuena hit a double and thran singles to raiaa his oversgo to Jto and lead Detrolt’a 12-kit at* Inch on 14-gano winner Bob Shaw. Bunalng. meanwhile, walked two battere in tbo first inning but did not allow O Whito So* runner to reach second as bo struck out eight tbo rest of tho way. It was his first shutout of tho aeosoa. Jackson's second shutout of tho ysar ended Johnny Podres* four* gaut winning itroak and preventad the Dodgers from moving to within n ball game of tho Giant*. mastery ever tho White t a to 1M Tuesday night -who* hte tores tot* ter gnve the Hears a 44 vrio over tho American League h i m , Tho ton snapped tha White ta * fhw* game winning streak and attend their lead aver tho tdte tecaad* place Cleveland Indiana to five games. Patton, 3 Others Earn Golf Berths teammates, Basil lnce, of Tufts College, and Hal Spence, of Arttons state in the two champion­ ships tho U. S. lest. U. S. performers swept all three medals In the men's shot put and women’s b r o a d jump. Parry Jathaea, a MJ»ptteN r\atae« ha jeiaed the CartliuU to 1983 eod atnugltag to boat that a u t an thia aaaaoa, raised tea career ■art against the Dodftn to 134 with a two-hltur that gave at. Laota a *4 win. Tho defeat droppod tho Dodgers 1‘ * tames behind tho Mo flnt plae* San Francisco Glaata and to within two fames of too fourth*place Pittsburgh Pi­ rates. Caldwell, a 2Jyur-old righthander had woo one gano up to M y 1 but hat been hoochlng off contendera with happy abandon Oftr rinco. Ho'a won o mere nine gaaot this aoasoo-ead men of them have boon against tha four top contenders. Be picked en tho BETTER MEATS LOW ER REAL Wasteaptoi o m iM iu - v 1 1 Boston eoo m n o - 4 u t Pastas!, Clevenger (I) and Nit*goo. WQeoa, Sehroll (4), Chittum (■Kind White. Winner — Patcual (U-10). Loser - Wilson (M ). HR —Kiiiebrsw, Detroit lot 020 ooo- 4 12 l Chicago 000 000 000— 0 3 0 BuaaingC14-I0) and Wilson, ■haw, Moon (4), Lown (■) and Lollar. Lomr-Shsw (144), TORONTO (UPI)-Tlw National Boxing Assn, today picked Spider Webb of Chicago to face middle­ weight champion Gene Fullmer for the NBA version of the world title. Webb’s selection was announced during the third day of tho fourday NBA annual mooting- Tho NBA title ia not recognized in either Massachusetts or New York state. Fullmer captured the NBA’* share of the world title when be knocked out Carmen BasUio last week in San Francisco. Fullmer and Baslllo both potted a 73,000 guarantee bond whereby the winner wit committed to fight a challenger for tho title within 90 daya. - ........ No data wai announced for tho Fullmcr-Webb fight. Webb was ranked immediately behind Full­ mer in the latest NBA ratings. Kanua City st Cleveland, night, pootpowod, rain National Ltagoo Phil*. 000 003 002- 3 9 0 Milwaukee lOl.ooi ooo- 3 0 1 Cardwell (0-7) and Sawatski. Buhl (1M) and Crandall. HHMathows, Adcock, Cardwell. St. Louis 010 101 000- 3 4 1 Loo Aagelet ooo ooo ooo- 0 2 0 Jackson (12-12) and Smith. Podna, William* (7), Dryadate (9) and Koaobbiro. Loser —' Podres (124). HE— Boyer, Grammas. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, night, postponed, rain (Only games scheduled). PRICES SPECIALS NO New York 300 000 4 0 - 9 111 Baltimore ON 000 W - 9 7 8 Ford, Durtn (7) and B am . Walker. Portocarren (I), Hoaft (9) and Triandoi. Winner— Ftod (14-7). Loser-Walker (M ). Ken Boyer, who stretched hl* Wi­ ling straik to 10 times, and Alts Grammas haoaend for tha Car­ dinals. Cardwell, who- had made only owe single in 44 previous at-bals, homtrrd off Bob Buhl in the ninth to hand the Brave* their fifth loaa in eight games, Tbo Phillies had taken the lead with three runs in tba ilxtb inning but Joo Adcock bomcred la the bottom of tho frame to lie the score. Killebrew tied Cleveland'* Rocky Colarlto for the American League home run lead and also completed DEALERS PLEASE m M AXW ELL HOUSE a COFFEE HEAVY W E ST E R N CHUCK STEAK LYKES CIRCUS FRESH GROUND REMEMBER Year Vacallow With KNAP SHOTS (fa JU u x w a y W IE B O L D T S CAMERA SHOP 314 S. Park Ave. G A . G R AD E ‘A* — W H O L E O N LY & (LIMIT 3 AT THIS LOW PRICE • PLEASE) General Insurance • TEQUE3TA lUPI) - Raymond (Gone) Witzel of Sanford woo not concerned today about being tho last player on tr.e course here Tuesday in Florida qualifying for the National Amateur Golf tour­ nament. Witzel, a finalist In the 193« All-Navy tournament, rolled In • long putt on the 18lh green to win the fourth qualifying spot. Ho •finished the 38-hole competition with a 147 total at the Tequesto Country Club course. W IN T E R FOOD KING GARDEN APPLE - P E A C H - C H E R R Y my famous f onwolo points. Visit my local branch end loons hour yon! ton coo Moo tho Mery Corine way. (lilt! FAMILY SIZE) D IX IE C R Y S T A L Kuenn, Det. 118 488 14 168 438 Katine. Det. 113 432 78 143 338 Runnels. Bos. 128 482 82 133 322 Woodling. Bat. 120 382 38 119 312 Fox, Chi. 132 333 72 183 310 Runs Batted In . National League — Banka, Cubs ,722; Robtnscn. Reds 113; Axnm, Braves 103; Bell, Reds 101; Methewa. Braves 90. American League— Colavito, Indians 98; Killebrew, Senators 98; Jonseen, Red Sox 98; Mi bone, Rod Sox 13; Maxwell, Tigers 83. House Runs National la-ague— Bantu, Cuba 28; Aaron. Brave* 38; Mathewo, Braves 38; Robinson, Reds 32; Royer, Cards 28. psj . is * .■ Yankees 134. (Only games scheduled) Wednesday's Probable Pitcher* Chicago at San Francisco—An­ derson ltt-9) vs S. Jones (17-12) or McCormick (11-12). Pittsburgh st Cincinnati (2 games, twl-nlght)—Low (13-7) and Friend (8-13) vs O’Toole (4-7) and Newcombe (12-7). Philadelphia at M i l w a u k e e (night)— Roberta (U-S) vs. Bur­ dette (18-13). St. Louis at Los Angeles (night) -Broglio (0-11) va MeDevitt (94). Thursday’s Games Chicago at San Francisco i t Louis at Los Angeles (night) (Only games scheduled.) American League (W ith $5 Or More Order) NAAY CARTSt OUTH I ML PAINT Amoalog U MU* «g paid. USaoaa kid* tog. baaaSdri Haiik, aaay kmstteg, aad leaf wealing. Mild** rautfsaSi __ United Press International PITTSFIELD, Maaa. - Arthui Pertlsy, 140, Red Ctaia, La., knocked out George Curly Mon­ roe. 14U Worcester (4). STO K E LY’ S I.ONC CRAIN CUT B EETS ' * _ HOODS AM M ON IA W L Pet. GB Chicago 80 30 .413... Cleveland 73 33 477 3 Detroit 88 <3 JOt14V* Now York 63 M .494 1311 Baltimore 81 87 .477 19 Bo4ton 82 70 .470 19 Kansas City 39 70 .437 20W Washington 31 79 .40327V* Tuesday's Results New York 5 Baltimore 0 Washington 7 Boston 4 Detroit 4 Chicago 0 (night) KICELAND Wafer Resilient. II loeutifol Colon ACAYUC SCAUR Eafremaly Tough. Con lo Sanded In I Hour UQtMO M A SS OUTSIOS OR. PAINT 3 Mildew Inhibiteate. DM Easy Application -----------------faL W ALLPAPER St. and Q ASST’D F.F.V. 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If you need UPTO$600 phone: FA irta 2-4612 before noontoarrinie for money the same diy! Mr 112000 m oo yy> 00 31AM W» 86290 _1 wap 17.00 IIS 1100 »ee sue • . SAVE SAVE LOW LOW E V E R Y D A Y SHELF P R I C E S PLUS MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS Hood Famous Quality Hood Famous Qualify ALL PURPOSE EATING OR COOKING �V r < W . Certified or CotonUl SUGAR CURED • SMOKED FRESH BAKED SLICED W 7 D fP T LADY FAIR BUTTERMILK OR SW EET M ILK p f a p o o d o r p r Fresh Caught Headless r P O Z P / V FO O D P P P T WINTER GARDEN FROZEN le - Peach —Cherry M afgirtt F w m , Om m I Cttjr Yvonne HUL l u f o r l AUGUST SI AtaSHkas Sarah h u lq f, DtLand. Robert Schatts, (M m Htlan Vom iter, Sanford William Band, Sanford Jobs Burton, Sanford Allen Clam, Sanford Brut* Woodruff, Sanford Mary Bradley, Atlanta, Ca. wtUiama, Colors, am, Edward H. Small, I maryeMl Births Mr. and Mrt. Cecil Fra day, DcLind, ■ daughter Mr. and Mr*. Norman Janas DaLand, a dauihtar Ptamtaaala Gtorga Snider, Oataan Hobart Schotts, Oataan William Bond, Sanford Bill Schmidt, Sanford Luther William*, Cetera,-Ala. P.S.G. (PROTECTED, SELECTED. GUARANTEED! PICNIC SPECIAL! IfE D OR No Student PoUtteOA BEIRUT, Lebanon (U B D -M teoebera and atadaota warn laid today to keep out of politic*. A proclamation calllns an Wirhtnd ■taffi atudenta to ih n palm* ral activity and atkar "mattnre wiilck do ant concern tksm" wan iaauad by Iraqi Promiee Abdel Karim Kawem. Deluxe Frozen GIANT 21 OZ CELLO Party'Pah Frozen Breaded FRESH BAKED ICED FARMER CRAY OR BLUE RIBBON FRESH CU T LADY FAIR KING SIZE WHITE SLICED ENRICHED Delicious and Refreshing KING size LOAVES FOR PENNIES A DAY! withmodem, clean, dependable SAN GIORGIO SO U TH ERN N atu ral G ib C o. �TlTTFn ITt 1 -rW f *® r*'l r' il|Tli 1•> M oint T o Stross Drivtr Educotion : AUGUSTA, Me. (UW) r A *U (to (k u p i* Ha Arlrtf's licsaed mi thus with to m i to a heriag haepttal (or srsryfrom a sis us keadaefct to a l« bland count or unuiljfila. N to a ionbli diawsr, for U no an m laif bunSea m our srful hospitals as w«E is la> with Us Archnest. John A. Barton IT. Corasr First liras* sa l Mills* ■ nils Aranas. Sanford, Ftorida. Inch Sanaalt will ha refunded In '(all Is sack ssrson whs rstaras Us documents la good condition wlUla I* lays attar tha bll epealag. A aartltlal chssk ar hank draft, payable ts tbs Baarl at Pablls iaitraatlsa far temlsele Csaatr, Florida, U. a Government Basis, ar a sattofaetery bll baal sassatsl by tbs bldlsr sal accastsbla sura* tl»S la an amount squat to (Its P«r caat at Ua bll (ball ba sab* mlttal wlU asab bll. Tha aaaeaaaful bldlar wilt ba rn« asIral to taraUh anl par tar satisfactory parformaacs aal pay* aisat bonl sr bands. Attaatlaa la callsl ta tha tael that sat lata than tha minimum salaries aal wapas as act forth la Ua IpccKIclatloas *must be pall an Ula project. Tbs Baarl at Public Instruction far Scmlaalc County. Florida, resoitras tha rlnht to reject any and/ ar all bids at to waive any laformalities la tha bidding. No bll sMIt ba withdrawn for a period at flftsea (It) lays subsequent ta ths spenlas at bids without tbs eonscat sf tha Board. JOHN U BRUMLET Chairman. Board of Publie 1 JastrueOca for Icmlsols County, Florida It T. Mllwss, Seminole County lupsrlatsadaa! Mart paying. A, , br. Craaa,’ * rt, "dofsn’t toot WsU, doss It injurs those sans nssdly (a millss (wbo alas havs automshUs tosurancs) wbsn tbsy muit likewist pay Us fin* (SO m repair of tbslr damagsd car? U a wifs* la prsgnant or a psrsoo nesds real aurgsry (or an ■cuts appsndls, bo should s i pact to pay $50 toward ths baavy costa. Actually, ba would gain almost ViMACTDYOU DOTOlMK FHNDEQ3 — < *parts* UP1M cu » u h » X PUTTMAT ON U*aT \ J tS P For an estimatod'20,000,000 patisnto rush to doctors EVERY WEEK, and 30% are without ANY dlagndsablo phyaicil ail­ ment: That means 10,000,000 pure neurotica or “ worry warts'*. , So you wires who art having babies or you parents who must rush Junior to n hospital (or ur­ gent surgery, art thus paying via your hospital Insurants premiums tor these 10,000,000 neurotics wbo falsely Imagine they are sick. t o u t hep to “ boras seme" and aouad economics. With a 9M ds- 1 i f t 1 J fi $ • i.ou n ty , ta me b ou n ty cau se n Samlneie County, Florida, at his eftlee In tha court heuae at sail Cocnt/ at Sanford, PierIda. wtthta eight calendar moatha from lb# lima at tha first publication' af this notice. JCacb claim or demand ■hall ba Is writing, and ahall auto the >lace of residence aad feat office addreao ef Ue claimant, end shall he sworn to by the claimant, sgesl. attorney, and any a-eh claim er demand not oo filed ahall be void. , i John O. Xeelleg, Jr. Aa eiec'Jtor of the Last WlU and Testament af John O. Keeling. Sr. deceaaad It W. Ware, Attorney WOODRUFF Bldg. P. a Has m i Hanford, Florida. First pat.ItoatIon August A IMS. r icn T ie cg h ash NOT1CB IB hereby given that wa are engaged ta bnelaeaa at S4M A Itol yark Are-, geminate Ceaaty, Florida, under Us fictitious name af. Dulse a Duchess Shoppe sad that wa Intend to register said nemo with Ua CUrh af Ua Circuit Court, dominate County. Florida, In secerdaaeo with U# prevtitona ef Ue PletlUoss lame Statutes, towltht ghettos IU .lt Fieride atelutes 1ML Slgt L A H Development Carp, Puhllth Aug. II. II, *S. A, fept L till. nmimn proposal snsii n ono-hslf the ' deposit upon return of documents In good condition. A certified cheek or bask draft, payable ts tbe Board sf Fubllc Instruction far Seminole County, Florida, V. H. Government Honda or a satisfactory bid bond execut­ ed t«y the bidder aad eeeestable sureties In aa amount equal to flvo v*y caat of Ua bll ahall be submitted with each bid. Tbe successful bidder will ba required In (urnlab and pay for aalDfaetory performance aad pay­ ment bend er bonds. Atienttca Is nailed to too (set that not leas than Us minimum salaries aad wages as set form lu tha gpeciffcetiena mast he pall an Uto prelect. The Basra of Fuhlte Instruction for Seminole Ceaaty, Flarids, reserves the right to reject nay and/ or a'.l hide er to waive any Inform­ alities Id Ue bidding. Ho bid aball h o n ca to m i public NOTICE IB KKRBBY GIVEN that Ih# Beard of Adjustment of Ue City ef Sanford will held a regu­ lar meetlag at J:M P. M. an Seatember I. IMS, la tha City Com­ mission Room at* Ua City HM1 la ardor to consider an appeal far a variance concerning preperky to­ taled at IPS N. Viratata Avenae, morr properly described sat Hervsala Suh'dlvleioa, Black A Ths Bouth It last sf Let SS sad all Let It Edward F. Lass Chairman x stick a r aFACIAL X U C TItl TO THE, REB1DBNTB OF C«M «U BERRY,'FLORIDA: KOT1CB IS HBRRBY OFVBM that hy reaslnttoa of jh* *•** Couasil CO -rrATL«K A f - “ W A T U a l* om u will ba held at tha Municipal Build­ ing between the hours ef Ties e'sietk A. E sad T:SS s'eleck F. M. on September A IMS. Purpose *f Ula alaettoa Is to stoat five (l> members ts ths Charter Beard to prepare nod sub­ mit n new charter for Ua Town af Casselberry, Florida. Any person » labia* to qaallfy for membership oa Ua Charter Board may da so by seatasting Uo Tawa Clark bafarn Aunset if, IMA Tbs registration bee) la now span at U* Clerk's since la tt* Municipal Building each Tuesday aad Tauraday A. M. beak will re. mato epqa Ursugh August U, Only duly qualified atoeters may w w » cim cfir cocut. m m ctu cerr in akd fob NUUSOU COUNTY, FLORIDA. IB CMAXCMRY HO. UMB HOTICS o r ADOPTIOJI In ra: Adoption of KATHLEEN «taaitt.Tt a miner. BTATB OF FLORIDA TOl HICK. ARD C KABCLU *ll« PaeUIS Highway. Ban Diego IS. Calltornla. Tsu are hereby notified that * petition for adoption af HATHLKBN KASKLL, a miner, haa hoes (Had la the above aaaad Court; that aa natural paranta and father •f said aataar child you are com­ manded to appear In said Court on September IS, IMS and (haw eaaaa. If nay you have, why astd petllloa should net ha granted. Herein fall not ar a final do* area af adostlea stay ba entered (hr cautioner. W1TNBBB Hy hand and tha sfflclal seal of the above name! Court this ITth day of August. A. (UAL) V. P. HERNDON C le r k • ( th e C ir cu it Court By Aria J. Luadqulet Dttuiy elork Kenuelh U. LaffUr rewards Building Sanford, Florida Attorney far Petitioner judicial Ula suit la to obtain a divorce. You are hereby required ta fUa your written defences with Ua Clerk ef eald Court and servo n copy thereof on Plaintiffs attor­ neys oa ar before September list, till, or a Decree Pro Conftaao will bo entered agalaat you. WITNBBS my hand and uni aa Clerk ef tha Circuit Court la and for Seminole County, Florida, this ITU day af August. A. D. IMS. (UAL) a P. HBKHDO.V. Clerk Circuit Court, to and For damtaole County, Florid* By Martha T. VUlea Deputy Clark BAM B. MURRKLL A SONS Attorneys ter Plaintiff Pi U Ban IMS Orlends, Florida Publish Aug. is. II. A dept. 1 A FICTITiaLS . t i l l NOTICE IB hereby given that I am engaged to business at Ills Be. Orieado Drive. Sanford, Seminole Ceaaty, Florida, under Ue fietlttoua ansae ef. Jamie Mahlto Home Balsa and that I latead ta register said nemo wlU Ua Clerk of the Circuit Coart. demlnola County, Florida la accordance with Ua provisions of Ike Fictitious Name Statute*, to­ wn: deciles IU.II Flsrtda Statute* 1MT. Big. Irving D. Rhein Publish Sept. :. I. it. IJ, IMS. n a m o t s .u u s HOTICE IB hereby given that I am engaged la business at 111 W. *1U at., ganferA gemlool* County, Flsrlda. under Uo fictitious same ef, Plaaereet Kiddle Koraer Mareery School, aad that 1 Intend to register said same with U* Clerk •f Ua Circuit Court, Uemtoeld County, Florida, la accordant# wlU Iho provisions af Ua FlailUses Nam* dutaua. to-wtti gee. Uo* HU# Flerlda Btotnton IMA dig: Oereldlne While Fublie* Aag. M A a*yL A ». 1A �i7 4 J j , HBH PBEDBOOM beam, kttdmu 9M. Can F A M M L 3-BEDROOM haem, UtatM Ishsd. PbasH FA 33704. GABAGE AFARIMENT, 4 lUMH mm sua. u r p acrean p m * Car gang*- Phmm FA H M . N lftt — PA 34111. 1*7 fa l-Badreom A nn. haws DallasAsphaltCo 1niter. W AVE* Mow ft Used Fureitart uM Appttei Mother of. Son! N M N K. Tint S t Ph. FA FRESH FISH 23’ HOST $1.0*. Boy'a Wr.t.ru Dungarees tlJO pr. Army-Navy Surplus More, 3t0 Sanford Ave. St. JUm It—Af Ct US M. fasb Asa, FURN. Apt Stub w. FINK Frigid*ire refrigerator, II tu. ft., used IS moatbs, (SO. FA 2-4330. Pi I OperBUoaa. Low coat trateteg toeludes Beauty and self Improvemeal. Estop the msay eirttoa banafUs.Must be high aehaei PIANO, medium upright, plain mahogany, new keyboard, felts A tune, .Like new rendition. Guaranteed. Delivered — 1130 Phone FA 3-1971. le t ft. ASSOCIATES Richard H. “ Dick** Ivers. Mgr. Uoctgage Leon. Dept NEW electri* Hotpoint stove A refrtgerator, Assumt IS payments, S B it CB kitchen equpt. Lake Monroe. Fenced yard. Garage, TA 2-4S29. FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS Encloaad hand. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic ands. Plastic or rayon Upas. Cotton or nylon cords. 2-BEDBOOM unfurnished house, kiiebsa equipped. MO monthly. Ph. FA MHO. Seokorik Glnsn and Paint Co. 111-114 W. Sad St. 1’h. FA S-4IS1 FURNISHED garage epartmeat, adults only. 1M1 Oak Ava. MORE FOE YOU* COMFORT, CONVENIENCE * MONEY PEICE atone. . -does not deter­ mine true value af a purchase. HOUSE, also form, garage apt . DM MtlloavUle. Homes Designed For Florida Living. BRAND NEW 2 bedroom furnish­ ed apartment, water furnished, close in. Phone FA 2-2MI days Vft 2 9.1 dill naUlalw ' - BEDROOM unfurnished apt. near stores A school. No pete please. 2417 Elm. APARTMENTS, 2 * 3 bedroom house; furnished 4 unfurnished. BOSA L PAYTON MM El swaths Ave. Ph. FA 1-1391 OCATION. . J factor la be buying. . i t ping Outers? ate. INDIVIDUALITY. . te an Import­ ant point te he ranateirad la a home. The flees plea ah—id he designed for convenience. Window nod door spacing ahonld be »rranged te display your bams • best adventfumifthlnn to knolls homes right here in Sanford, bavs all of the*# feature* aad mere toe. Down payments start at MM Low i i $425 Popular FHA Financing. by on Country Club road You can move In Intmadlately Drive block* w. of French Ave. er while the papers nra being 4 call Stamper Agency. HAVE DOG-WILL SELL: Regis tered Boxer. Phone FA 2-4171 af­ ter S P. M. COLLIE, black aad white fimele, IS months eld, AKC registered. Phene FA 2-1112. DACHSHUNDS, AKC Rejtstered. leum uhie. Call FA 2-43M, S ttiu lrom R ealtr I H.P. Johnson Motor, rsmoto controls, 2 propellers, for 3293.09. May he seen at 2404 Adaal Ct. (Wynnewood section) or cell FA 1-7940 after V » . san ’ sem Down Payment* BEDROOM borne in Country Club Manor, $230 down and as­ sume payments. Call ownar, FA 2-4143. Your EVINRUDE Dealer’ GOOD used piano $33. FA 2-3131. Robeoa Sporting Goode 104-4-1 E. lit. Ph. FA 2-3941 CARPET SWEEPER, s l i g h t l y used, reasonable, FA 2-3712. ■OAT, 14 ft Runabout, 23 H. P. Erinrude Hotor and Gslor Trail er, I3M. Phona FA 2-040. processed. Wa Guarantee Fmmmeal W. E. “Bill- 8TEMFEX Agency BEAUTICIAN W A N T E D , Tap guaranteed salary and com mil­ ftntiffncttwte On Tha lion. FA 2-3743 or FA 3 2433. I BOOM Efficiency A pt, private Construction Of Your Home bath, suitable for one or couple. Or Your Money Cheerfully WANTED; Girt te live In and bs Acroia from Post Office. Garage apartment for rent, 112 W. 4th St. Apply 113 Magnolia. T e l e p h o n e FA 2-3413 or FA 2-4427. MODERN 3-bedroom, electric kit. chs.1, corner lot te city, FA 2 NG4. PARTLY furnished 2 bedroom bouse near air base. $35 per month. Phone FA 2-4370. 1-BEDROOM garage apartment, $40. Phone FA 2-1410._________ 3 NEWLY decorated 1 bedroom apts. 910 Park Ave. No children, no pete. Call FA 3-10? or FA 2-7320. FURN. apt. 3M Park Ava. RENT A BED m RoUaway. HoapUal * Baby Baft m By Day. Week or Month. CARMOLL’S FUENYTUBE Ph. FA 2-3111 US W. let St MODERN 2 bedroom apartment and efficiency apartment, bath furnished. MX Palmetto. FA 24334. HUTCHISON APARTMENTS, m 8. Atlantic Art. Daytona Beech, for August reservatteas tall FA 2 4034. FURNISHED cottage. FA 3 g-BEDROOM apartment, nicely furnished. Living room and kit­ chen air conditioned. $73 e month. Call PA 2-OOM. ___ ANOTH ER F .H A . FOR Y O U Be The Avon Representative in oven and range, liuadry room, utility building te rear, enclosed garage, well aad pump for lawn, sprinkler system, SEE CULLEN ft BASKET pldhty of shsde, more teas YOUNG MAN for permanent posi­ W. A Cagle, Jr. Salesman enough citrus trees for family tion as Area Manager for large us* Garden spot. Large patio national chain planning to locate with table and bench**, outside in Sanford. Must hava H. S. or ova*, lighted Nleely landscaped, batter education and willing to priced at anly <11,MO, MM accept long hours and heavy down. $14,10* F. H. A. Mort­ mponslbliity while gatling start­ gage. ed. Full training and assistance given. Car required. Earnings price $OM*. exceptionally high. Write Boa I, Special This W eek e/o Sanford Herald. Two bedroom home — shaded let, Roan L. Pnylon close io, tell price $4,M$M; Begiatered Beal Estate Brakar It ,ooo down balance worked out. ASSOCIATE*’ Nary E. Carman — Lee Salvall Will discount for all cask. Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha IF YOU WANT ACTION: EW CB 3-bedroom, 1W tils YOU WANT US! ! baths, larrairo floors, UK slain NEEDED: Couaty supervisor sad BEAL ESTATE DUVK-1N less steel kitcbco, carporte, uti­ agsnts for fast growing whole­ 2344 Freacn Ave. lity room: pump and sprinkler sale purchasing plan: men er aystem. Call FA 23411 after i J. W . H A L L woman, full or part-time, with P. M. ea* te be selected as supervisor ever county. Eacelltn* commis­ Ibis is e guest pass to the Moviesion arrangement makes pos­ land Drive-In Theatre for Sandra sible te consumer wholesale Evans, Sanford, te see "The prices on appliances, furniture, Hysteriaas' clotting, hardware aad many otter needs. For further infor­ FIVE ACRES WITH HOUSE mation, write Wb , R. Adams, OCATED on Old Orlande Read 010 So. Ridgewood, Daytona Just South of F i v e Points. Bch., Fla. $11,4M.00 Cash. IVE room bouse, loc/ted on Celery Ave., near ball perk, for W ELCO M E N A V Y A N D N E W CO M E R S FARMERS AGENCY Wo Invito you to bo our Ruontn nhoolutoly free without obligation ot out of Banfard’s lending Motel* white you locate oaJtabte hounlng for you and your family. Pick up your koy at tho Sales Office. private baths, U4 W. Pint I t Odham & Tudor, Inc. PBXDBOOM furnished er uofurnIsbed bouse. Phooo FA 2-5M0. BRAILEY ODHAM, Prau. Comer Hwy. 17-92 ft 27th SI. Phone FA 2-1501 • /F A X n U fg J * * ' *40.411 Pari- N. V. Farmer. Realtor D. H. Whitmore 43 FT. SPARTAN, one bedroom, air ronditiooed. 1330 for equity, assume payments. FA 2 0403. U44"LIBERTY*JO’T i V , 2 bedroom. 34' aluminum awning. Front kitchen. Pay equity and Uka up payments. Ph. FA 2-7331. A U T O G LA SS IN S T A L L E D HOMES HOMES 5 FEATURING t QuaBty Economy — Originate y I \ V IS IT M O D E L A T \ 500 French f Oft PHONE FA 2.72*4 ] G R EG O R Y LU M BER u w a *280 BUY NOW! NEW RAVENNA PARK Includes Cfoting Coat Tarn Wont On 20th Si. Follow Country d ab Rd. ft Watch Far Our SigM . »• T A L K THAI m e R dbr *‘-*v Good Uned 4 * %* I I I 195$ Codillop * « " Coupe - FnU fewer Ateoeoeetoe- lactedteg Air Ceaditlenlag. f T ■ Wee $4X94 NOW $4160I I I I I I f 1958 Simco Arend* Ferdor * It,MB OU* Owner MReo Wee HIM NOW $1275 * 9 I * 9 9 :9 1957 Chevrolet V YU la your neighborhood. Earn that eatre money NOW, Write. Box 2M, Lockhart, Fla for interview. Desirable and aictly furnished 3 bedroom house at 2U1 Palmetto Are. Newly decorated. Double 1M MAYFAIR CIRCLE: 2 BR. home. $330 down. Cell FA 24043. car Citrus trees. WELAXA APARTMENTS: rooms MARK S3 40 H. P. motor, '30 mo­ del, $300, or trade for ■ 23 or 33 II. P. Evinrude or Johnson. Cill FA 2-1312 or tee at 2203 Cardova Dr. WAITRESS. Part-Time to start. Apply Fla. Stale Employment Service, lie W. 2nd. St, Sinford. TO SA N FO R D PHONE FA 2-4174 er FA 24*42. fo u n i/ u f "Mother’s Helper". Call FA 2-7M4. This is a guest pass to the Movieland Drive-In Theatre for Caro­ line Diehl, Sanford, to sea “ The Mysterlana**._______________ BIG JOBBER’S CLOSEOUT Big Suite far Big Men up te............ m as Alee Weah-a-Wear Suita S1S.M Over IMS .pairs af Trouser*. We can fit all sties 2t to M Mea’a $3.13 Bathing Trunks New No The more la bulging with hun­ dreds of bargains for men, wo­ men tad children. BOUND, SHORT and TALL COME ON IN. WE CAN FIT Y'ALL HUTCHINS CLOTHING CENTER Hwy. 17-12 Cor. 4M Closed Friday evening and aU day SaL Open Mon. thru Thurt. from Noon ’til I p. m. aad open ALL DAY Sun. ONLY J LEFT BEFORE PRICE I *•21*** Ferdor B U t l a u Wages Wae HIM NOW $1495 — $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 1956 Chevrolet "II I" Feeder S t a t i o n Wagon • VI - Pewsrgllda • Heme • Heater Wee 91291 NOW $1140 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 1955 Chevrolet <*214’' Tu4«c . .VS - Few**, glide Wa* $IIM NOW $895 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ W hen Y ou Can H ave • Complete Z Bedroom Home • Florida Room • Utility Room • Cm. port* • Landscaped Lot • City Water and Sow* ob* * Psved Streets ALL FOR Our Uood C on Win l a Displayed For Your b > spec(ten Nightly On Omr Lsrga Lighted Lot. W HERE DEALS SH IN E y tha tic* •* your beet huy OPEN D A ILY tiM A. M. TU Dark SUNDAY 2;M P. M. T il Dark Sh a a m a ka A FURNISHED MODEL OPEN DAILY 19 to « SUNDAYS 2 TO S W. 20th St. FA 2*7101 SANFORD HOLLER MOTOR SALLS �• ;:: v L i -•< 1 . • ' V Of t f ! tit Ofift L •J sforHsa -t.<7 x, I m r it 'i M arines Land With Howitzers— For Symphony B1CHM0ND, Vo. (D fl eon they war* trailed by mootban at Nlehmoiid'i ltf lMmm Hooltaar Battalion at tbo Marino NOpomoa * r UM eolh for » GEORGIA potion and it woo no disappoint­ m ent" Ha aba ammntad that It was tbo "loedoat musleal Mora m r hoard in Mahmoud." Chester Oxford P. O. Boa lt t l PAS-Sttt ffi m I&00 NEW CIRCUITS a n in thin now Una being InI' stalled by Southern Bell to add telephone aervica to now 1 - nraai. Including North Orlando. Group manager R. F. Bhedden watchea the Inatallatlon by Lineman R. H. GeUa and R. N. Hough an they guide the new cable into • cable vault at 20th and Elm. (Rergatrom Photo) .e■-' — *41-j-r-*t ' t f:^iV*e *"J~ *. . ■■“ '•''< !'♦ -U*»V* l Now Open - fo r W L your i convenience Pineciesl, Kinder School to S«va yaw hack. Wa been 4 let*, hot lumntar| CHILD CARE — INFANTS Daily • Hearty . Weekly HOT BALANCED KRAI For Informotion C oll FA 2 J l geraldcnr w h it r 111 W . 17ih SLs N t o i Th F i m M I ( leavai f lM A. H . U 4 F. M. Mem ■ V H E 1/ i r| ■ 'll •: ' mmm i �P A M S (U P I) . V . a e n Antes today ATO. Ha salted os Italian, Ike A gree a t a r y Wsto.sf.y « t a to> •w. to a .«m • veto our(id, PAMS (UPI) -President 1 mend to i w i Mi Mi veto to i MU, to ln ftobrrto to «t the R oad H alf Finished Dies At Age 79 TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The IsaS Departraert said today eontof f t m to mom than four miton to totowtato highway near Lake H to « to Valuaia Oouaty to aura than half complete. Tito ti.teMM For Association A t o S t o a S S ? ' ***1 Strike 61 D ays Old NIW YORK (UPI) - A n ward a totttomcwt to tto torito. Exhibit Draws N ikita MOSCOW (UPI) - Sir tot Pzw to ft b a d s," Nihra a S l> J r a * tm u nr, ( I r t k t f irranrim otr first e n m io e flto American aatoL could ba mad* without difficulty. catod to Uto D toaii t o VI m display to Tto ■**>««« tto add doato to totoM U Park. •allad tack.** F ugitive G ives Up PHILADELPHIA (UPU-Jamea Frauds Duffy, w to o sm toasted to would stoat It awt with police do wn t« tka last ktoht, waa armetod without a straggle just aaa wqpk Carlo* 8. Tomaso Nootero as coat* mender of tto army. Tto Cordoba garrison and tka aatl-aircraft acidamy la tka Mar dal Plata had proclaimed their open defiance to the government order, and a "great majority" to tto nation’s other gerriaons worn reported aiding with Torauo. den. Pedro S. Castinelras, cho­ sen by the government to rvplece Torauo, said ha had no idea tow rooming bouse teas than five tours after he arrived here by bus from The Election Board recently Newark, N, J „ Wednesday. appointed by Mayor Willson sad approved by tto aldermen Is ugaily unanttortiid to conduct New Electronics alectm of a Charter Board Sept. I, say nlatollfb C. Raymond Me- Course Started Cord, ianjamin >. Evans, Her­ The Electronics Assembly course man I . Joyce and Joseph Hai­ given at Dyaatrootes toe. and nan. Election Beard members sponsored by tto county vocational must to fhctsd by qualified town school department re-opened ter Us •lectors, accenting to Florida third session Monday night. Twontew, toa plaintiffs declared. Tto Election Surd chosen by the mayor and aldermen July U la composed to .Raymond Morris, Tto Cordoba garrison, cradle to tto revolution that everthrew President Juan D. Peron In USI, was tto first sizeable military or­ ganization to reject Toranzo's dis- election to a See person Charter Board which would prepare • MW Casselberry town charter. Tto Mothers Marsh on Polio tonight will climax On emergency drive for funds by tto lembwle County chapter to the National Foundation. Tto mothers will to ringing door tons from I to T p. mu to ask dwallnni to tto fund, which la nampistely depleted, although tto week to tto templar must eon- day in another polio fund effort Tto Highway Patrol has approv­ ed the Anna Milter Circle to the Sanford Elks Club collecting polio fund contributions et tto bridge during the two days. Circle mem. ban will collect from • a. ra. to noon both days and Monday evening. All tto money will stay la tto lent aid for polio stricken child­ ren and for children with crip­ pling birth defects. The national patio epidemic toe s o m e w h a t drained local rosourcei, says Mrs. Beoaall Ipencor, Circle member and ■ lead­ er of tto March ef Dimes wo­ mens’ division. Tto epidemic hit at n bod time since this to. tto Enterprise School fteto year tto National Polio Foundation baa had a pattern nM program for children with birth Adds 51 Students T h e Enterprise Etomaatory defects as well M tor children school opened Monday witfc aa In­ w i t h polio delects, stye Mrs. crease at II student* over Om IMS Area day’s count. Tto total was Ml, announced Prof. 1* 0. MayTeachers for- this year are aa .CsUowa: First grade, Him Dorothy 'Chambers; second, Mrs. Bertha Hardin; third, Mrs. Ethel Tart; fourth. Miss Louise Ball; fifth. Mrs. Rath Byoo; sixth, Mrs. Rach­ el Alloy; seventh, William EerrtngWt eighth, Mrs. Daisy Gunn. reserve fund baa boon drained dry, she explained. Shota from tto county Health Cantor are not charity, they mo provided by tto National Poundstten Mrs. Spencer stresses. Many parents are not having their :hll»ran immunized and they should contort tto Health Cantor or (hair family doctor. Martin Adds Contract MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Tto Air Perce awarded a five million dollars c o n t r a c t to tto Martin ___ _____ ________ Company’s Orlando________ Division__for continued research and developi__ 1 of J ____ i ; ___ ' ■ „guided “ ‘ ment an afr-to-iurfsca missile,-it woo announced today to tto Ate Parte Association coovealten. 60-Year Sanford Resident Dies Hr*. Cora UcUUtan Beck, ft, to Paola, died Wednesday in • Beasley 'Glad* x local nursing boms. She came to lanford from Quitman, Ga. 10 yetri ago and U a member to Caldwell O ut DEPUN1AK SPRINGS (UF!>~ tto Missionary Baptist Church la Home Speaker Thomas D. Beas­ Boca Grande, Fla. __________ ____to is "delighted" „ said today ________ Survivors are two sou. Gordon ley former Gov. Millard P. Cald- McMillan, Cocoa, Leroy McMillan, that formw well baa bowed out to a n t year’s Paola; three daughters, .Mrs, J, C. Wolfe, Birmingham, Ala.; Mrs. governor’s rste. Harley Lee, Osteen, Mrs. Edna Beasley said White, Sanford; is grandc.tUdren cut Into my vcj ■nd 10 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will to held to the graveside at Pa*da Church to Christ Cemetery at 2 p. ra. Satur­ day with Gramkow Funeral Home la charge. The Rev. CacU Shaffer, patter to Uw Paola Wesleyan Methodist Church, will officiate. W T S S t& B i In which several senators enWASHINGTON (UPI) - Tto pressed concern ever thO naiMf i House Ways and Means Commit­ ton provided ter regularly setoAtee today approved by voice vote eisd m v i panto shows. ■ bill to permit payment to high­ Sen. Clair Bagla (D-Calif.) (tod er Interest on government savings Tto laglalatore which Bern* critic l e a d e r ■ plan to rant through CongroM before adjourn­ ment would permit higher interest on bonds now bald by an esti­ mated gl million persona, an well aa ow bonds purchased in tto ftonru. Tto M l would allow President Elsenhower to Ignore tto present I.M per cent celling on Interest rater paid an Striae E and I bonds. But the committee rejected 14 to U a move to broaden tto measure an U would also permit tto Treasury to disregard the tVt per cent interest rate limit on marketable government securities. Eisenhower has hinted to might call Congress back into special session this fait if It adjourn without npoaUng tto 4U per eent ceiling on marketable securitise aa well m ttot m savings toads. Church To Hoar Orlando Pastor Grace Methodist Church’* ehwrch school will be bold at »;4I n. m. be­ ginning this Sunday, and tto wor­ ship service will to at U a. m. Guest minister will to tto Rev. Elbert Wilson, associate pastor i f College Park Methodist Chunk, Orlando. Canaveral Wage Dispute Settled CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) A throe-day strike at tto nslion’s missile teat center ended Wednes­ day when striking equipment op­ erators woo to a wage dispute with ■ civilian construetow Item. Tto settlement cleared (to way for tto return today of more than SM construction workers involved to several important mlsaUa pro­ jects, including tto Pershing and Mmuteman missiles and the latum waea rocket Dog Catcher Has One For Birds An overly-friendly bird wi* pick­ ed w by *uy dogestetor J. L Rich. A pigeon-like bird outside Mr*. William Steam's front door landed an her children's shoulaera every time they Mopped outelde and nlra tried to get tots the tones, Mrs. Ito u a teU Sanford polka. Tto bird landed on one boy’s toad. It the way from Darjeeling to aa unsMounced point Unconfirmed reports sartor this week said armed Rads drum Chinn had already Invaded Bhutan. Other Communist units were re­ ported massing opposite Larcton ■nd the Natuula Pass, points where U la practical for men In large rfutnbers to crosa tto rug' fed Sikkim border. Shipp H as Day MORI THAN SO YKABS gf Navy nnrvicn ended this wuak with tha ratirameat of Chlaf Warrant O fftear Walter I* Mitchell, shown being w m i f o . toted bp Capt. Lionel Arthur, Naval Air Station commander. Mrs. MitcteaS watchan. Tho Mitchell family plana to continue living at their home her*. iN avy k’b ota j ' MARIANNA (UPI) - Friday, (tot X, is "John Shipp Apprecia­ tion Day” ba tkto little Wert Flor­ ida community. Shipp to being hooorlid for bis service to Jackson County to tho state Lagislaluzn. -7 T � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 02, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c05f8f67c200da164de2b09dab0c4495.pdf 3b74f640cf89eaace2bb09516564285f PDF Text Text Grade A Q(//CK FROZEN M W G HEN OR. Mayfair ; d I C « r £ g & r c n II ary k U fM k f 1 11 * ■l v . i CLOSED LABOR DAYt ■11. " i » , rn._m.rn earn _ II1II II » m d t * pi»»3 ■I t PARMER GRAY SLICED RINDLESS BREAKFAST ^ Armour*t Star Cooked, Ready to. Serve« ijfBoneless __ -n \ ■— NfOBUMT w m n x c m Modm madia* bar* tfcaa taket•d much psychological itrategy Ma medial practice. For Inatonee, Nathan W. Hal■an, director of Mt.'Sinai Hasp!tal la Chicago, recently outlined • plan before hi* hoepKal board by which pattonU can balp themSorb “eelf-betp" hospital aoH* will bacoma Increasingly popular •or lhay raduca coat*, (raa nuraaa lor more arltleal dutiai, and alao divert tha patient'a mind by glvlag him aometblng to do. It k even wire to let ana patkat balp another, for thl* extrovert* tha lint and promote* a happier moral*. Obatetrlrlana are now Inviting a docra or more patient* Into a Kttla elaaaroom taaaloa at later■la hut to teach theta pregnant wtvae what to expect. Childbirth k thu* becoming much eaaler. And the duration of kbor k actually growing ahorterl Send for the booklet “Facto About Pregnancy," encioaing a atamped return envelope, plan SOc (non-profit). It will offer morn hlnn tor expectant mother*. DEUCIOVS % RE RESHING ts.« coop <*m r ■ - I # '; : V ■ ■ vVv»A' :-j;•; ' FRESH Carton im m BAKED SLICED HAMIUICU g ar HOT DOC PKQ Legal Notice gOTlCB o r AFFLIOATIOW rO R TAX DRKU Katie* I* hereb r tlre n th at AT­ LANTIC MUNICIPAL. CORPORA­ TION, balder ot the following Cer­ tificate haa filed aaM certificate far Tax Dead te be leaned thereon. The O ertlfleale number and T»ar af laauance, tha deacrlptlon of tha property ami tha aama In which M wee aaeeeeed a re aa re l­ ic wat Certificate No. t t Tear af taauanee Jn a a If, HIT. Deaerlptlon ef Property! Late if and 11 af Block O. A. D. Cheppeira nuhdleleton of Rlocka O, K end J of th e Town of Ooldaboro M reeerdad In P lat book I 'ha*a f t Pnhlle Reeerda ef Seminole Ceenty. Name ha which naaeesedi Warn Oelllaa AU eg eald property be lap In the CUy a t Baaferd, County af •emlaalR Plata af Plorlda. Unleea each certificate ehatt be redeemed according ta taw tha pceperty deeerlhed In euek eertlftcate will he eeld te the h lih e e t bidder a t the fro n t doer nf the CUy Mall, a t Sanford, rio rld e aa tha flret Monday la tha month af September, lilt which la the Tth day af Saptalnber, toll during tha legal bourn of aale. ROSED ALE O R IN M A N LU SC IO U S HALVES O R DCS W O RTZ FRESH CRISP PEACHES PINELAND CRI5P DHL (A N A / P E R g a r d e n mm Libby*» Rich Flavored -ta s t e , t e m p t i n g oz. APP/E CHERpY PEACH ’ / 1 food i n i i i pw m i af binh. GIANT d6 0Z CAN �li F to tiy dowdy th ro u g h W e d w d e y ; M t t M d show ers. H ig h to d ay M to #8, low to n ig h t TO to TV. W in nailed lade . FaUstael Beat n i l u t the Invaders. After aa boor • leaf conferee<* with Premier Jawaharlal Nehru, outside Red Chtoa’s consul Lite <teArab toM newsmen It la lime for m aadiu that the remaiealMe Pikletaa and ladle la “forghre " g r i e r t af ladle." aad forget” their differences. He The nation's three cbMb el among small aattoaa CapL rettladed newemeo of the bistorts staff — L t Oee. K. 8. W atery •, D. Ramaga laid 8aa*wd Vice Adm. 1L D. Katari aad Air iaaa yesterday. Marehal S. Makherjee — were refarted to here handed ha their resignation* la protect afalaat Meoaa'a haadUng at ■filtary af­ faire. Court Decision On Collins Veto Due For Appeal TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — A ch i l d court decision hemming in tha governor's veto powor prob­ ably wfll bo appealed to the ■tote Supreme Court. Assistant Attorney General Joe Jacob* said tha ruling by Circuit Judge Hugh Taylor against Gov. LeRoy Collhu likely would be fcipeelid. Taylor ovorrulod tbo govaroor’a veto at salary raises for Prison Director H. G. Cochran Jr. and P a ts Forester C. H. Coulter. ColRee vetoed the salaries in the appropriation* bill so the officials could bo granted higher salaries. Taylor ruled that Collins was Unauthorised by the Constitu­ tion” to vote part of an Item In Jbe blU. Ha said the law restricted Be toss to whole Item* In tha afr- A walkout by operating engineers tied up construction projects at tbo Cape Canaveral missile tod center titfay and the flight on;if* ,a ; are stoned a strike tonight against Pan American World Air­ ways. But tboatened strikes In tbo rubber, glass aad meat packing industries were averted. Negotiators planned to moot to­ day in an effort to end a strike by members of Local (IS of the APL-CIO Operating _______ Engineers Union at Capa Canaveral. They ait up picket lines at both en­ trances Monday. A construction company spokes­ man aaid the workers w an de­ manding double time pay for over time work in violation at a gov­ ernment contract. Thousands of workers could bo involved, bo said, because other craft unions re­ fused to cross tbs engineers' pic­ ket Unea. A M-hour truce was arranged Monday night to a strike threat­ ened by the Flight Engineers Union against Pan American Airways. Tbo inion said it would walk out If the airline began train­ ing so-called "third pilots" tor Jot pianos. Pan American, a union spokes­ man said, had agreed not to be­ gin tbo training program until to night to enable negotiators to try and work out an agraament. In tbs drawn-out national stool strike, negotiations were to recess until Wednesday. AFL-CIO Presi­ dent George Meany called on all unions to make Labor Day next Monday a "support tbo steelworktrs day.” Aa agreement late Monday id pesn-d to have headed oft a sche­ duled strike in the meat packing Industry. CetUna struck out the 112,000 n poor salary for Cochran and ftO,SM far Coulter to permit tha Cabinet to Increese their pay. The Cabinet raised Cochran to Paddle Wheeler •18,000 aad Coulter to $12,000. Taylor ordered their salaries To Ply St. Johns based on the appropriations act A miniature paddle wheel river a tb e r than on the higher figures. boat will be plying the St. John’s oat of Sanford within two weeks. A group headed by Georg* Vailw ay Express Steele, Sanford Civic Center Cus­ todian, is buying the 2$ foot long, Rates Increased eight foot wide craft to rent for WASHINGTON (UPI) — T h e fishing, private and sightseeing Railway Express Agency boosted cruises. Hi rates today from M to as The $2,495 boat seats about to •ants par 100 pounds. The In­ people on Its lower deck. It U creases fpply only to lose than operated by a gasoline "kicker" carload shipments. motor, not by the paddle wheel. ' Railway Express said tbo high- The red, white and Mu* "Dixie -M rate* would bring to about $10 Belle" la currently tied up at the ‘Rgillm revenue aw- boat basin near IBs bandshall E atahhahad 1 9 0 t TUESDAY. S E P T E M B E R J . 19M Only Km lack ef deeiie to direct largo caartie of electrical energy la producing vrealum ie keeping many email nations (Tom develop­ ing nuclear bomba, Ramage dodared. Peeaibia eraalam prodedag areaa f i t gelt* aataaaive, ha aaid. City Approves New Foe Measures and adults will ba charged oa weekdays. Parsons living outslda Sanford will bo cbsratd I t per parson per year, w a maximum of M e'per family per year, to us# tbo city's tea as tha City Commission shall rvcmtioo facilities. Non-trani- from Urn* to time establish" un­ fsrabla cards will bo Issued to der an ordinance the commission ordered drawn up last night The commission talked of ehanging tha too In 81Court costa tooa wiH no looger go to the police pension fund, the commission decided. The Police Dept pension fund will gat a de­ finite amount each year from city revenue* and the court costa charges nada to litigants will bo used to offaot the cost of running Ha laid the letter was signed the courts. Court coat toss have "Rufus T. Washington 111, Su­ run about $2,700 par year. preme Grand Vkar, Imperial Pon­ A new compilation of the yearly cost of converting the Municipal tiff Regent, National Nsgro Con­ Stadium (laid from a baseball to gress of the U. S. A., Supreme a football (laid will bo made, Headquarters Inc., 1239 Bedford the commission said. Tbo city baa been charging tbo County School Av*., Brooklyn.” Ha Mid the tetter said, "Tha Board ft ,430 for tbo conversion, National Nsgro Congress tn Con­ white the IMS cost at the change vention Informs you that you have was $2,too. this day baen tried in absentia and contemned to death for your crimes against the Negro race. "We have aent orders to all members aad sympathisers in your state to atari a rebellion to capture you alive. You will be tarred and feathered and hung up to tb* nearest tree." He said the latter said there would loon be full integration In Florida with Negroes m charge of the schools and sitting in the Legi­ slature. McCall said h* has received hundreds of threatening tellers through the years, but this was the first signed or purported to be from a Negro organisation. "It was probably written by a crank." he said. "But the FBI la going to check It out to sec if there is such an organisation." Negro Letter Threatens Life, Sheriff McCall Says LEESBURG (UPl>-Sh*iiH Wil­ li* MeCail 'aaid ba racolvad a tet­ ter Monday which purported to be from a Negrd organisation which had condemned him to death. McCall aaid ba thought the let­ ter was from a crank. But b* said he bad asked tha Federal Bureau af InvasUgatlea to aback NO. 511 aaad "aooao pretty great argamania la hoop Prance from deve­ loping A-bomb*, be said. Aa all-deatnicUve bomb wouldn't eliminate the need for manpowor Mho the Army’s, Ramage declared. Ha aaid that if Chinese troopa in­ vaded Law, wo would a r i d LONDON (UPI) - President Elrnihowtr u d p rim Klwirtir Harold Hacmiaan toft It dear to­ day that they stilt da not agree aempleialy aa a summit policy. Although nothing they mid m their Joint radio-television chat Monday Mdkatod any aorions friction, h was quhe clear that Rtaanhowoda price far formal commit negotiationa with Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev waa higher than Macmlllan’e. After winding up two daya at cold war tatkj with the prime minis tor the President this morn­ ing took lime out from hla Eurv poan ptaco cruaado to detf with PROUD MOTHER, M rs. George R. Bullard, pins tbs Eagle Scout badge oa >hest rank laat night at a her eon, Robert, who received Scouttng’i Court at Honor at the First Methodist Chi tu Robert's father watched (Bergstrom Photo) as Mrs. Bullard placed tha badge. SA N FO R D . FLORIDA their ■reside ahat, mtiqwa In Mo- vlait m Iks Ucdfd 'Kate* A n d lory. ha « sated paaaaJLbSj “ Peace l« Ir.pe.’aUtKr," ha de­ Ito import, oomtog at Use and af ovorwhelmlng ovatlona for the clared. “ If n « > ; o have a nun. Prioldont by tbo British public, woe tremendous. Tbo British press waa nnaalmoua la Ms praise. Elsenhower declared bo waa sum nut nr do anything else far world peace provided there worn prospects of success end provid­ ed Khrushchov during hla oomtog Ha scheduled no more majee political talks until bo goto to Paris Wednesday to meet with French Preoidewt Charles da Gaulle and ltaMan leader*. This afternoon be toft free far a small ton party tor the Indian high commissioner in London, Mrs. Vljaya Ukshael Pandit, sis­ ter of Premier Jawaharlal Nehru, and several other women. Eisenhower invited ■ number ef old World War U comradee-toarraa to dinner this evening. M o e m l l U n and Elsenhower made a big hk to Britain with President's Term Sprmy Use Denied Limit Repeal Asked TALLAOASni (UPI) - Agri­ culture Conmiakmsr Nathan Maya has again denied Florida rogistrattou for aa animal spray eontaia- WASHINGTON (UP!) - A Sen­ ate Judiciary Subcommittee tenta­ tively approved legislation today to Rockne Sister D iet CHICAGO - '( U P I ) — Louton P. RmaWm M. AW—AAAaM^W Dime Football Coach Knute formal functions an Sept If, stitutioaal amendment to outlaw Rockne, will bo buried today to Between Us twe visits to Waato the poll tax in M oral elections. Mount Olivet Cemetery horn. Miss tagton, Khrushchov, hla family The vote w u I to 0 oa each Bockas died Saturday. and hla official party, will via* bill. Three absent members at the New York, Lea Angelas, Ban Fran, constitutional amendments sub­ Rickenbacker Quits cisco, Daa Motet* and Ames, lowto committee were given 24 boon to and Pittsburgh. NEW YORK (UPI) C apt Edwhich to record their vote*. Elsenhower selected Camp Da­ die Rlcktnhaektr, chairman of tha Although the vote thus w u not board of Eastern Air Linos, will vid aa tha site for his bard-rack final, at least on* of the absent relinquish tha title of chief exe­ talks with the tough Soviet loader members was believed ta favor efBeer oa Oct L Ricken- in order to give him aa opportunity tha twe proposals. The subcom­ cutive backer said Malcolm A. Macin­ to assets the real Intentions af mittee action sent the measures tosh, the newly elected Khrushchev entirety removed from to the full committee, headed by president, company's the irtnukma and pressures ad will become Sen. James 0. Eastland (D-Mlsa.). chief eaecuUve officer, ft* new protocol and press. Oklahoma W et Committee Okays 1 Ci. Gas Tax Raise OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI>-Prohtbltioa ends la Oklahoma today i.| uoob with "temperance” bo­ om ing the watchword of the wets. Gov. Howard Edmondson, tbo man WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen..* most responsible for repeal of tha WASHINGTON (UPI) - T b * y*er b*o on tb* sate of liquor House House conferees, working with <nPublic Works Committee expected new determination, triad today approved an Immediate one* today to resolve the "risor b'v-*,penny bike to the federal gasro thin” differences blocking agree­ Una tax to keep the super-htgiw ment on compromise labor reform way eonstnirtiaq program going. legislation. The vote was 23 to I. Non* of the 14 negotiators Chairman Charles A. Rucklp would predict that they would (D-N. Y.) told reporters be would agree on a compromise betweet ask tb* Rule* Committee to clear the Senate anti racketeering bid tlie plan tomorrow so "U can | e and the tougher House version. to the House floor Thursday.” But Urey were much mure hope­ The p r o p o s a l provide* far ful than they were last Friday boosting tb* federal levy oa gaso> when their talks appea a ! Vo reach line from three to fatu cents a a dead end. gallon for 22 months. Sen. Barry Goldwater fR-Arts.) The committee adopted am said the disagreements were ito amendment dec Is ring It the "la­ thicker than a rarer blade. Tb* tent and policy” of Congress that conference has approved most sec­ the states should be ralmburaad tions of a compromise, generally for highways, bridges or tnnncla leaning toward the House features. ------- --------- .- - they have built is part of the in­ Tbo negotiation* are snagged by launching a campaign to seek a terstate highway system. Buckly the refusal of Senate Democrat* to referendum on whether the county said there now are about four accept without modification House « « t ehould bo moved from De- billion dollars worth of such p ro Jecu for which the stats* areataally should be repaid. Kay Kendall 111 LONDON (UPI) Beautiful Kay Kendall, actress wife of Rax Harrison, entered the London clin­ ic Sunday night after returning from Italy. An official at the clinic aaid MUs Kendall was there for obser­ vation. Ha confirmed aha was again suffering from a "chest In­ fection” hut would not say speci­ fically what the Infection waa. Stolen Vaccine Bootlegged d T M M CU PLANNING EMERGENCY MARCH of Dime* to rale* fund* for Seminole C ount/ effort! to curb polio are thee* members of the Anna Miller Circle ^ the EUu Club and John Saul*, county director of the polio organization. * Mothers' March will dose out the emergency drive Thursday night when they call on homes from 6 to 7 p.m. Shown completing plane art, standing, Mrs. Russell Spencer, chairman, and Sauls. Seated are Mrs. Mar­ tin Dyer, so-shsirman. and Mrs. Harry Adair of Anna Miller Circle. (Bergstrom FhotoJ MONTREAL (UPI) — Mrdicai authorities and police officials theorised today four masked baotUte stole 71,000 Salk polio vaccina •hots t o bootlagging aa a black werket. A high incidence of polio ie the «|tF and other parte of Quebec " t ctedeoee to the theory that a black mar ket wee operating, No School Trouble TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Inte­ gration difficulties are not expect­ ed during the opening of a majo­ rity of Florida's schools in tbo next two weeks, according to State School Supt. Thomas D. Bailey. ” ! anticipate m difficulty any­ where,” Bailey said. County Orders Tentative Budget A tentative Seminole County budget was ordered drawn ep by tb* county coaamteeiam Mrie morelag. This tentative budget fa iwqolr*ri by law and wifi give a geoera! picture of budget need*, said Cemmiasioa Chairman Jehm Kridat. This budget ehould shew the mlelmum amount ef atomay m e ip department* need, he Hid. budget,” said Commissioner Law­ rence Swofford, referring to Ike appropriations requests af Ike county departments. Getting tb* estimate af Ike aoo-oaempt tax roll and the appro­ priation* request* will mesa hav­ ing a budget to to 45 day*, said Krider. Far the tentative budget the clerk tan took at requests aad shave them, according to receipts, Some departments have doubled their requests since laat year tbs chaim aa doctored. N* department should be given double Me allot­ ment tor lest year he stressed. Deputy county clerk Earl Bur dick said bn had to know what revenue to expect before he could drew up a budget Use aa esti­ mate of about • five per neat in­ crease on county eon-exempt pre- WASHINGTON (UPI) — I t s United Stales'la preparing ta de­ clare its first Intercontinental bal­ listic missile unit "combat ready.* After a two-month delay to fig mechanical troubles, tha first partstrength Atlss ICBM squadron to being turned over to tb* Strategic Air Command at Vandroberg AM Force Base, Calif. Tb* unit has five mlssllea — three mounted oa launching pads and two spares. Later equadrean will have 19 missiles. Reck af tb* three missiles kept at the ready at Vudeoberg wilt be assigned n Russian target Jest •a strategic bombers are. Thai masM sack rocket will be kept upright oe Us launching pad with It* guidance system always set to direct the missile aad ite hydrogam warhead to a target more th is �Flaw In Exemptions i D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D IRBK GIFT n i FO R N E W (f. ACCOUTS a buflMa beauty and cow a bedroom horn—. Hero an a few of their feature* MSt l I f tRnoah m RADIO wU a 12.000100 account n o n ALOCiT IM Monthly Payment* L IK E R E N T ! TUeedar, September 1, lt d available to rehmsub or flouda o> ly m mm mm m mm s mmm mm * • • • • m • • Mi c u r AND MAIL S U B S IS T * - = ------ �V Friends With Beatnik Party Th# Westgate itttert, f i p r Is k i n their eM friarta together far • party before they scattered la the fall, laaued the followla* Invi­ tation last week. "Co m to a BEATNIK PARTY. Dress appropriately—come at you are — neurotic, — uninhibited,— fruilrated. You will meet aouie fascine Uag people. They want to itudy you. MT Cordova Dr. (lihe U.S.V.P.) Inca and P e u y Weal* ■ate. The slater* deckled on a beatnik theme after ecourlna Chicago's Ruth SI. thla summer in aeareh of a bona fide member of the “ Beal Generation". AD they found were other tourtata looking for beat* ^ m t l l tables wtro set up oa the Back law* and following the dina tr, dancing in the covered patio Baa Mjayod by the group. Goeau Included Mr, and Mrs. Harry Ad­ air. Jimmy Haolaban. Mr. and Mrs. Chariot Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Chiles, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rod. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Wad# Snyder, Mr. end Mr*. Boy Chorpedas, Mr. Md Mrs. Deal Taylor, Mack CHILDREN AT TH* FLORIDA METHODIST HOME IN ENTERPRISE — Th« younger children of tha Flo* rida Mathodiat Children’s Homo entertained tho older children who returned from thoir Junaluska Farm last week, with a delightful evening, “Skate Fun'*. The ehlldren demonstrated to musk: “A Square Dance", “Foi* Going Away party For Laura Chase W .W . Greets Eight Families BN ow families welcomed to Sanh r l by Welcome Wagon hostesses the past week include; Mr. and Mrs. E. E. TatUagton, a retired sarnie from West Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Ham­ mett and daughter Holly, from Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Hsmmstt la *000 X M lp r for the Ben PraakUa meres. Mr, and Mrs. Bald E. Ivtrsen, Michel, gaol sad Jolene coma Worn Canto*. Okie. Mr. Jvcrscn, la maaager af the Dallas Asphalt plant. Mr, and Mrs. P n d E. Bostiman from Orlande. They are affiliated wkk Djsatmnbs. Cdr. sad Mrs. Arthur G. Eider. Mart, David, Paul, Bala* and Jan from Dalles, Texas. Cdr. El­ der la tattooed at NAS. Lf. (Jg) and Mr*, frank H. Gal(■key sad son. Prank arc living # S ta te d while being stationed at NAS. Their home town U Mia­ mi. Othar families living here while the boats ad* are stationed at tha Naval Air Stsilea are; Mr. end Mrs. Jeaee M. DavU and daughter. Amp et RogerivUle, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. James H. AadsrLam M l children, Steven and Mlk\M kwm Dallas, Texas. BARBARA AND LYNN Birthday Party For Playmates ^B arb ara Ann .Bailey, daughter «f Mr. and Mrs. John H. Balky ■ud Lynx Ellen Pruden, daughter af Mr, end Mrs. Neil Prudso, were koafoases at a Joint birthday party *4 the Bailer home a* Elm Ave. Iasi week, celebrating their eiath birthdays. Guest* Included a group of the V 0 ■ ■ g boeteeaea kindergarten M a rts and playmates. They anRayed aavaral cartoon movies and W n on • live poor. Refreshment* ad Mividusl heart Shaped cake*, loo cream and punch wero isrved. Those attending wero Barbara Denials, Velaria Wilson, Lesla FNNps, Bonnie Lipsey, Bobby Bodges, Dsnny Reason, Robbie Thompson and Mike McEee. In addttioa to the girls mothers their Mg brothers, Rickey Bailey aad Brad Pniden assisted with the eortetalaiag and Lynn'a father oper- home oa Palmetto Av*. this week end. Tho party was in honor of Miss Laura Chase, who will soon be leaving to enroll at SL Calhryns School in Richmond, Va. A Urge table was set up an the backyard lawn and supper was served cafeUrta style. In the center was a large laxy susan All* td with an assortment of salads, pickles, dips, ate. and all ever the Ubla ware little black paper feet. The menu also Included bet dogs, potato chips, baked beans, cook* let and cold- drink*. A portable hi-fi was instilled In Urn yard and furnished background music all during the dinner and the “ Gab'' session that followed. Attending wore the honoree, Mlu Chase, Linds Allen Williams, Ruth Taylor, Baba Odham, Linda Sue Williams, Judy Whitmore, Droods Renew, Judy Lawman, Pnm Jones, Patty Johnson, Lynn McCord, Kathy Bond, Rhoda Epstein, Carol Greens, Susan Tamny, Jane Herward. Susan McCafi, S a n d y Wright, Donna Young aad DabUn favor. VAH-3 W ives Hold Morning Coffee At M clnnis Home The lovely Pinecrest home of Mrt. Norman K. Melania was the scene of a Thursday morning cof­ fee for the officers wives of Heavy Attack Squadron Three. The beautifully arranged serving table was overlaid with an exqui­ site ecru cloth, band tatted by the mother-in-law of the hostess, Mrs. Mclnnis. Lettering the table waa an arrangement of white glad­ ioli, complimented by the silver service from which Mrs. Ollle J. Leper and Mrs. Richard W. Minn poured rolfee. Arrangements of pink gladioli were used throughout the other party rooms. Assisting Mrs. Mclnnis in serv* Ing was Mrs. Jesse W. Taft. A brief builneas meeting was con­ ducted by Mrs. Mclnnis, following which Mrs. Alvin Thomas led a discussion concerning the Officers Wives' Club dinner dance to be held in December with VAH-3 ai bosteises. Chairmen of thla event is Mr*. Loper, who will succeed Mrs, Thomas as VAH-3 represen­ tative to the Officers Wives' Club. Joycees Wives Plan Election, Annual Meeting Though oo taa seemed to be able to define a beatnik, the West>{ » o.i- > wg*. fall of costumed low the Leader”* “Broken Wheel", end “This Ole Man' leterpreU lions tho night of tho Much of thia was done in costume and wan directed by party. Boys worn wild tro-akirta, old coats, calypso ahirta with bon­ Miss Lynn Brantiy, Mina Betty Moon and Mm, Norma go pants or old levla with old McKethnn, Henry Woodruff, (center of picture,) acted shoes or herefeot. an manter of ceremonies. All o f the children enjoyed Beards were luxuriant, either their new skating rink. (P h oto by Cox) heme grown stubble (begun a week age) or the bushier variety made by gluing a bunk of moth­ er's hair to tho chia. Tho girla sported toreador pants, old Joans, touielcd hair, bright color* and gold fingernail polish, costuma Jewelry and ti^avy *>• make-up. Upon arrival tha guest* were urged to remove gll inhibitions by TUESDAY freely expressing themselves ia art, They apoont d homemade, Official' Beard of the First coland fingerpaixt o n t o paper Christian Church meets 7:30 p. plate palettes and covered the four glass doors which front the Daughters of Wesley g. S. CUsa Westgate homo with a mad Mio* social and buslneia mttUag T:30 of palm trees, monster* and car* p. m. ia McElnley Hill tooa character*. Then tho artists Plneereat Baptist Church Trus­ continued expressing themseWoa la tee's Meetlag l:4l p. as. paint all ovtr tha carport sad Pioneer FlUowship of First each other. “It’s all washable," Presbyterian Church • p. m. sighed Mrs. Westgate. After taking the ink blot test, WEDNESDAY the guests expressed themselvee te CYF of First Christian Church musle la the off beat .glow of meets at the Chureh S:M to S colored lights—called “dancing'» p. m. AU high school young peo­ by the outside world. Mattroiso* JOAN and pillows on tha floor of the ple Invited. Mrs. Rex Byrd, Mm former Miss Susan Smith, was guest of honor at a bridal shower last week, given by Mrs. B. A. Carter sad Mias Jeanette Price at the Price home In Lake Monroe. During tho social hour guests enjoytd games with Mbs Linda Smith and Mrs. B. L. Sloan be* log awarded prizes. Refreshments of choeolat* aad vanilla cake, mints, nuts and Cokes wero serv* ed. Invited guests included Mrs. Catherine Smith, Mrs. E. Byrd, Mrs. Virginia Watkins and daugh­ ter, Wanda: Mrs. R. L. Sloan, Mrs. Gene Kronjieger, Mrs. Jim Coyne, Mrs. Linda Powsll, Mrs. John Barlow, Mrs. A. W. Leo, Mr*. Ellison Melsh, Mrs. Joha Fox. Mrs. Walter Price, Mrs. M. D, Bumgarner, Mrs. Ed Melsh, Mrs. Emory Spelr, Mrs, Edwin Lindsey aad the Mlaaes Linds Smith, lrm i Corley, Amoral Spelr, Janice Luacn, Peggy Lundqulil, Edna Lightfoot, Judy Clarke and Sandra Lee. Calendar Gueste gathered in the lovely garden of tho Ted Williams home at 400 Plumoea Dr. Saturday evening, for a boy-girl eupper par­ ty, honoring Dorothy Jean Wil­ liams and Larry Burney, popular bride and groom elect, whose wedding will be an event of Sept. I. Hostessee were Mr. and Mrs. Willllma and Ur. and Mrs. George Hughes. A large semicircular tabic, overlaid with a yellow linen table­ cloth, waa centered with a silverrd. white wedding bell tree, the base being surrounded with yellow hibiscus mingled with Confederate Jasmine. Miniature trees of Uie »»me arrangement were placed on the Individual tables. A white la- tin double wedding ring, tied with yellow and white ribboo hung over the gateway to the garden. Guests were served barbeeued chicken, stuffed baked potatoes, hot cheese and onion bread, toss­ ed salad, deviled eggs, spiced apple rings and a variety of snack items. The meal was emeiuded with a spectacular dessert, lee* capadee. The rainbow ef lee crcamo ami fruits was served from a huge eryatal snifter, a show-atopping idea. Tha bonortes were presented with a Sunbeam toaster aad a G. E. steam iron, gifts from ibt lmsis and hostesses. They were also presented with a gag gift. After much unwrapping they fin­ ally came to the last hot and found a can opener labeled “ Man's best friend." Invited to enjoy th# evening with Larry and DoUit were Peggy Lundqulst, Carol McNeil, Diana Fleischer, Linda Anderson, Shir­ ley Morgan, Sandra Lee, Jana WUUams, Billy Tyre, Bobby Mitchell, Marvin Uoemfala, Wesley GUai, Kenneth Ramiejr, Richard Wend. Bob Reely Jr* Charles WUhe, Tommy Wyatt Mr. snd Mrs. Jim Warner, Mr. end Mri. Ernie Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Pit Donahoe, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pickens, Mr, snd Mrs. Jack Burney, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Slcw*rt, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Wil­ liams and Mrs. Morris of Win­ ter Ftrk. S u m m su i C lsu vu u u u Girls’ Better DRESSES - W x , 7-12 Girls’ SH O RTS - 3-14 Boys’ SH O RTS - 3-7 Mr. and Mr*. William Hdnbuch entertained members e f t h e friendship League, their husbands and guests Saturday evening at their home oa Semliwlo Boulevard, la honor of Dr. J. Bernard Root, minister of t h o Congregational Christian Church for the past has dinner, prepared by Mr. and Mrs. Htlnbuch and se m d I f Bark — and Thurman Becker, ami their its, Johnnie, Frank ami Prod ker, visitor* fm a Dallas, Tex. Members at the Friendship League, thoir husbsads and geests present ware: guest i f honor, Dr. Root, tha hosts Mr. and Mi a Helnbueh, Mr. and Mr*. HM H i* riis, Hr. and Mr*. 0serge Ctiiksk Ur. sad Mrs. William Unx, Mrt sod Mrt. Scott Rpmaa, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hammond, Eldm Heath. Mlsa Dorothy Death, Mr. and Hrt. Joha B. Jane*, Mr. and Mr*. L. A. Lathrop, Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence Tinsley, Mr. and M rh Gus Rode weld, Mr. and M m Chirks Mallory, Mr. and M m Richard tver* tad (hair giant Warn Washington, D. C . Mr*. M a p Roblason; Mr. aad M m C M * Stinson, Mrs. William Wmt, Mrt. Mrs. C, A. Anderson, Mr. amd M m Merrill Robinson and Mr. M i Mrs. H. T. Rollins. Th* weather wap p atjrtt a r t supper wan servwd at b e g Uhmn on the beautlfid Uwn af Um SatB* buch'e homo, with hi-fi baqk ground muate naming ever M jd speektra. Mrs. Ketabnch, who M president of the Priendahlp League, expresaed regrets af th* clrtih that Dr. Root la laavlng the ebureh but wished him well In Mi anW field. A gift from the League wan pretested by Scott E y a m K Parents Honor Mary Beth On Birthday Mr. and Mr*. Ted Williams honored their daughter, Mary Beth, oo bar third birthday with a party at thalr horns on Plumoea Dr. The small gust Is gathered In the back yard t f the Williams' resldsnca and enjoyed an after­ noon of pony rides and various other outdoor activities. After Mary Beth opened her gifts and blaw out the eandles on her birthday cake the guests were served suckers, bubble gum, ice cream, cake nnd Juice. They each received a balloon as * fsvor, fnvited gueits Included Joey Cameron, Sally MlUle, Walter Morgan, John Alexander, Ulna Boyd, Ben and Mike Dyal, Kevin Beckwith, Mirantha Ttltis, BUI Jana Wilcox, Patty, George, Hugh, Tommy and Judy Carlton, Deborah, Shcralynn, Sylvia and Francos Williams. Margo and Greg Carlton and Jane, Linda and Larry Williams. Parents attending and assisting with th* party wero Mrs. Arthur Beckwith, ' Mrs. T, J. Willi*ms, Mrs. Harriett Wilcox, Mrs. Marvin Dyal, Mrs. Lester Ttllli, Mrs. W. U Stroudenmlre, Mr*. Roy Boyd, Mrs. Hugh Carlton and Mrs. John D. Carlton. Houacgueit* of Mr. snd Mrs. Philip Simpson are hi* parcels, Mr. and Mra. Arthur A. Simpson of Akron, Ohio. Mra. M. C. Slone baa returned from New York CUy where she has been purchsiiag merchandise The Jiycecs Wives Dub will for the Purcell store. meet at the home of Mrs. Wad* Tye for their annual meeting and Mr. and Mra. J. W. Yarbrough eketion of officers tonight at I have returned to their home ia p. m. A directors masting will Geneva after visiting with rela­ precede the annual session. tives in Virginia, and their daugh­ ter and her family in Long Island, N. Y. NEW FLAVOR Add a new flavor to puffed Mra, C. B. Bowes, the former wheat ar rice cereal by mixing Betty Thurmond, is homo sod 1 tablespoon of orange marma­ able to be nut again, following lade into 1 cup of top milk served surgical treatment at Seminole Memorial Hospital. with the cereal. “BEATNIKS’* — Left to r i e h t , Inez Weatgxte, Henry’ Schumacher and in tha background, M a r y Jan* Strain. Church Couple Honored At Party Shower Honors Mrs. Rex Byrd terplllara. ;. Aa the muaic slowed Ur moodp plans aclectlona, same Bunched over cheaa boards and caavmrsttkw, turned to tile deep, lateitoetual ah* atracta of life. One group saaf ballads with ukekle and k m ie drum accompaniment*. By mfcfnight the gueiu had gort b u b to conformity (home) end tkp We»t*atea crawled Into hed. leer* Ing the murals on the wnlla and the grapes on tho floor. Tb^f were really BEAT. Gursta Included Belly R ed of Miami, Mary Jana Strata, gyh-tk Peters, Margaret Barnes, AMd Smith, Margie Halfhill, Buck B e* era, Bob Soyart and Barry Nelaoa all of Orlando; Maryloe B arraa Sally Chase, Edith Hanseo, Walter Filler, Richard Byboa, Willi* Oiler, Henry Sebuaadmr, Larry Elmore, Joha Carter and Mickey Durak of Sanford. SCHOOL o f DANCE TAP — BALLET — JAZS BALLROOM REGISTER NOW Dally Batweon II a. n . and 4 *. *». Mow. thin Fri. Clmoo* Ladies1Cotton Slips HOSTESSES PRESENTING GIFT TO HONOREES - (Left to right) Mra. Ted Willimn« nnd Mrs. George Hughes presenting a wedding gift to Larry Burney and Dottle Williams at tho boy.girl aupper party given at the William* home. Ainu shown in tha picture are Richard Wood and Jane Williams. (Bergstrom Photo) District Meeting Of Collie Club In Geneva Wednesday Hill Edith Rich of Weit Palm Beach, state director of Florida, for the collie club of America, an nounerd that a itata dutrict meet­ ing for all collie enthusiasts will be held at the Garlyn Collie Krn- nel In Geneva, this Wedneiday, starting at lo a. m. It will he a one day meeting. Member* and aB persona inter­ ested in the collie breed era urgrd to attend this masting. Colli* breeders and fanciers from all End - of - S e a s o n over the northeastern part of Flor­ ida are expected to attend. Mem­ bership la the Colli* Dub of Cen­ tral Florida Is being solicited. Lunch will be served at soon and fanciers are sikid to bring a pot luck lunch. Baby Doll Pajamas W altz b Full Length Gowns Pajamas — Bras — Girdles Q huV tanai Ladies Summer DRESSES Summer SPORTSWEAR ALL AT COST OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY Duke and D u c h e s s S h o p FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER 35th OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY Sherrie's Fashions FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER SIth A »AH .1 -M ift j- ir» II] l V» ■ �e t sst t w a R Hit—McCovey, Moon. (Only gam* ,-jhmtaled.) xiM T O 'm y ju M rw * 5 out o r sm cc...* u m I f MTWKN FIAM TI m* ATOVUC /NSSttJS? ^ Opening Games Indicate Close Bowling Races Ike Statord City Rowling tcm *> _ j-------— TOW0Py»SS5p0M i New York LUe lis u ru r* a t etf te ■ goad itart they ta w taw from league champions Burnett Painters. Lait year'* ruaaayupe, Milhar Furniture, bad a Mg game to toad the league with Ugh single tad blgh tb m , aad toak twa Draw Harry's m u o n , la the third lag d a ta far an migratory water* fowl, chanted (hooting hour* for ducb, goaoe, aoiao aad aaot Un­ der now regulatfaao, huatiag wffl and Charlie Bogan returned from last yaar's squad and both look improved, James Markham and Charles Poa are also two big lads who will bo pianty of balp. Mark­ ham saw some vanity action laat eaaeoa and r u was the outstand­ h UeehJag and tackling drills ing lineman for the JV’a last sea­ I a raid awn of sffeaslve plays son. it the geminates will bo using, The center spot fass plenty of ertorback Mika Roberts display- depth, with lottormaa Tommy Butm m af his passing ability as nor and Johnny Wbolchel working ktt Jim Graeey, John Lovelace, bore. Wbekhel will bo counted on heavily aa a defensive linebacker. At guard, Billy Alford, Burk Winn, Gian Hedge aad Rusty Simas give plenty of strength. Al­ ford and Winn were aaad in spots last season on the varsity and Hodge was the fireplug ef the JV Nattoaai Uaguo tine. W. U Fet. GB At present, the ends show plenty San Francisco Tl u AST ... of offensive talent, but tke defen­ sive chore hero is the big question, Lea Angelas Tl » .150 l Milwaukee to so .ssa m Terry Christensen, Truman TroutPttahurgh to a .sw ivt nor, Jim Graeey, and Chaster Chicago oa n ,tii io Pawley all have ability to catch Clatinnall U « .Ml 10 the ball with the grratest of ease but at this point none of thorn have SC Louis II Tl .430 U PbSadelphla M TO .406 20 shown a tremendous amount a defensive skill. * Maaday NlgU's losalls Grscty, a senior, Is out for the Lea Aagetoa I Ssa Francisco I first time and has already attract(Only game scheduled.) ed the attention of the coaches. Ha ThSsday'a Prehahla Pitchers Is among (ho best runners on tba it. Louis at Los Angeles (night) squad and' has a natural pair oi —Jackson (11-12) vs Podres <12-7) hands for receiving the ball. He Philadelphia at Milwaukee could very wall bo ■ dark horse ia (eight l — Owens (10-11) or Card- the lineup. well (ST) vs Buhl (ll-O) Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (night) —Law (15-T) va O’Toole (4-T) (Only games scheduled.) Wednesday’s Games Standings Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (night) Philadelphia at Milwaukee (night) St. Laula at Los Angeles (night) Chicago at San Francisco Americas League W. L. P et GB Chicago 00 49 .110 ... Clorvlind TS SS .177 SVk Detroit IS OS .300 ISVk Now York 04 00 .401 l i lt Baltimore 01 M .400 11 Boston 02 « .473 10 easts City .437 It sahtagton .400 20tt who qualifies, Ed Elrthhoff. the lucky ooe, rolled three games of 1M plan each. Ha did aaaM out(tending nUiag oa the laat game, having gotten onto TS ia the fln t •is fraaaa, then finishing off with Tf more la the last four framei. The other oddity, occurring oa the rame alleys, earn# about whoa Carl Voa Hcrbulls and John Ubr, bowling oa opposite toama, both rolled Identical scores of 100-200III for totals of SCO. “Split pickers" for the night were Bob Steele, with a 4-7-10, and George Swana with a S-T, Nest action will sot Calory City Printing taking oa Burnett Paint­ TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — An er* on the first pair of lanes, Har­ but two of Florida State Univer­ ry's Liquors agsiast New Yerk sity's 4S-maa varsity football t e a m hate (hacked la and fogged out fate the dawn today to open the 1>M saasaa. F ln t call tor the varsity was ItM e,m., and practice started at 1:11 a.w. for the varsity aad • a.m. for the freshmen. NEW YORE (UPJ) - Bob Tur- The two missing ylayon aio lay. the Now York Yankees' Wortd Sartoa hern aad the major lesguas' landing pitcher a year tackle Joe Vrrhlnskl a f Willow ■go, is out of aatiea with a chipped O rm . Pa. Pickard ia expected bona that may aidaliaa him far any time and Virblnakl waa doItyed by a death la kla family. the remainder af the season. X-rays dUclossd Monday night Eon Cana, Junior right half that Turley had s u f f e r e d a from Lakeland, will be airt about chipped little finger an kla rig^t a weak, Coach Perry Moo* said. hand aad U was announced that Com suffered o shoulder ■operaho waa out of action "indefinite­ tion • kilo working out a t Lake­ ly." Turley suffered tea injury land High School. Saturday while catching a tou The squad got its physical ex­ from catcher Yogi B ern . amination* yesterday aad drew equipment. Miami Pro Grid Chance Brightens MIAMI <UPI>_ A decision by the O r a n g e Bowl sladlum com­ mittee was hailed today by back­ ers of a proposed pro football team here as a virtual certainty Miami would enter Ihe mw Amer­ ican League. The commlttca recommended Monday that aa application for I960 dates by Harvey Hester and Joe A. Kane bo granted to the first pro team "that shows finan­ Boston 4 Washington 3, 10 innings cial responsibility." Now York at Baltimore, ppd rain “This means we're practically (Only games scheduled.) la the American,*' Hester said. Tuesday's Probable PMcbara "We have satisfied Lamar Hunt, Washington at Boston — Pas­ founder of tbo league, si to our tes] (12-10) vs Baumann (3-3) financial responsibility and wo ex­ E a n • a s City at Cleveland port to got our franchise no latar (night) — Carver (0-10) va Score than Bept. 12." Hester.- who beaded too old (hlO) Detroit at Chlcage (night)— Miami Seabawki of tbo now-dofunct All-America Conference ia analog ( 13-10) va Shaw (14 4) CH, I DIG IT/ MXI WJUGEYHAStPr M EN MUCH O f H1B FATHER -A ^ LATELY j r a MEAN IN THE — < MOONING VOUTJE KiavtauPWHeM h e 6QBS OUT Ring Results 10M, and Kane agreed to arrange their schedule and telecasts not to MONTREAL — Robert Qiroux conflict with the University of 200, Montreal, stepped Cecil Gray, Miami’s boms games and tba lit, Halifax (2). Oranga Blossom, Shrine Bowl aad Orange Bowl classics. BSfc o v»» c i u » y WI I H iN t m A IO| LAST TIMES TON ITB AT TAT AND 10:>O P. M. •TARZAN'S GREATEST ADVENTURE" PLUS AT 0:20 ONLY TUNNEL OP LOVE" Doris Day - Richard W lte n FEATURE: li! S • 3:I t 5 :2 5 .7 :3 0 . 0:35 ASTHMA STARTS TOMORROW CO-rtUTUKE “W A T U Sr IN TECHNICOLOR Gaorga Montgomery “SHE GODS OF SHARK REEF” ALSO “NIGHT OF THE BLOOD BEAST* 1 • f r n �ur APARTMENTS. fleet, a M y ferwi* M , $3# ft M . 119 Elm A rt.. 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L ROOM Efficiency Apt, private hath, suitable for o m o r couple. Acrosa from Poet Office. Garage apartment for rent, 113 W. 4th St. Apply lt3 Magnolia. T e l e p h o n e PA 2-3413 or PA 2 *427. MORE FOR YOUR COMPORT. CONVENIENCE A MONEY PRICE alone. . -doe* not detar mine true value of n purchase. Compare BAN 8EM KNOLLS HOMES with other medium priced homes before you buy. LOCATION. . .is a very important factor to to cooaldorod before buying. . .Near Schools? Shop­ ping Centers? at*. INDIVIDUALITY. . Js an import­ Home* D«*lfned Fop ant poiat to to considered in a rFlorida luuuR Living. amviu§* » tom*. Tto floe; plan should to 3 ft 4 Bedroom*—1 ft 2 Bath* designed for convenience. Window and door (pacing should to ar­ ranged ta display your home VA-FHA furnishing* ta thalr beat advant­ FHA la Service age. SAN SEM KNOLLS HOMESConventional right here in Sanford, have all of Financing these feature* and more loo. Down payments start at t$so Dawn Paymanta Popular FUA Financing. Drive by an Country Club read Low as $425 4 blacks W. of French Ave. or You can move In immediately call Stamper Agency. SrmIroIc KtiHjr ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Reals* Raymand Lucdqulil, Asaar. FA 3-301 AUaetie Bank Bldg. Wa invite you lo be our gusats atootutshr fraa without obligation at oat of Sanford's 'sanding Motels while you locate suitable hbasing far you and vour family. Pick ap year key at tha Saba Office. LOTS ob 81. Johns River Nerth East Side Labs Htruer Seed Beach — Easy Terms HUGH C ..WHELCHEL "Do U Youraeir* WE REPAIR AND SERV1CB I T I N K 3-BEDROOM, I both home on W. MRT1ICRB - REALTOR largo lot; built in stoee, terrauo Die. Methrin—Velma ------ Ian, floor*, largo atorago room, clot- Idetilde R. M em — Aseerieto*. PA MRS eta and spacioua todrooms. MM F M Are. Complete Lawn Matatenaaea; Price (14,300. Raymond M. Ball Pertiliier—gpraytng — Mowing leaker JO IN LOMMERSE OLDER HOME ASSOCIATES «t« Willow Avs. PA ATlSt Richard H. “Dick" leers, Mgr. Mortgage Lose Dept. Mr*. O. H. "Amy" Andersen Jtinie Blair G. R. "Guy" Strickland W. B. Shippy 31! a*. Park Av*. Ph. PA 3-3*41 ENVELOPES, Lsttartoadi, lUte­ rnonU, laeeiees, hand bills, and Sanford program*, ate. Prtgreasiea Keans Bldg, Lain Mary Printing Co. PtoM PA MN1 — Ph. PA 1-13M WANTED 3** West 13th S t Listings on two or more acTca, 10LLAWAY, Hospital tad Baby with or without a house. Beds. Day, Weak or Meath — Have prospective buyer* willing. FUBNITUBR CKNTIB 11M French Av*. FARMER’S AGENCY Ph. PA 3-7*43 N. V. Farmer, Realtor D. H. Whitmore Lillian G. Trama Associates. 11* !. French Av*. Ph. FA 2-3JM NO JOB TO LABOR OR SMALL After hours, FA 2 Mil, FA 2 4131, FA 2-02*1 Drive Way* — Parking Areas RENTALS: Day — Week — Month Front Rad Leaden HOME-SEEKERS Grader* — Dettra — Dragline ■ LOCH ARBOR Rolleri — Trim pert i Very attractive 3 bedroom, double PHONE: Dayi, FA 20134 tile bath CB home, situated on Nights. PA 3-7123 or PA 23*42 well shaded lot and locate^ in BEAUTY OPERATOR, guaranteed Beautiful Loch Arbor. salary. Mary Brawn's Beauty Thla home features fully electric B k a p, 19*1 Palmetto, Pk. DeBARY kitchen, plus diihwaiher, dis­ PA 2-Mil. NOrth 1-4711 posal, automatic washer, aad exhaust fan. AUTO GLASS PARTLY furnished 3 bedroom while the papers are being W. M. H P 8TKMPBR A«*My processed. houae near air base. *39 per Realtor A b e a m Priced to sell, this home can be We Guaramtss Personal month. Phone PA 24370. ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffer, youra for only fl*.3oo.“ After Satisfactions On The Arthur r . Day, Everett Harper very reasonable down payment, Construction Of Your Homo Robert F. Hay, Bart Pilcto. you can assume a VA 4t»?4, 23 NEEDED: County supervisor aad Phone PA 3-4M1 113 N. Park Or Your Money Cheerfully year mortgage with payments agents for fast growing whole­ g NEWLY decorated 1 bedroom of 97? per month. sale purchasing plea; men or apis. *10 Park Av*. No children, women, full or part-time, with no pet*. CaU PA 2-1497 or ANOTHER F JL A FOR RENT ona t* to selected as auptrvisor PA 2-7330. I aad 3 bedroom, 1 and 2 bath over county. Excelleo* commis­ FOR YOU homea, vary reasonable! sion arraagemaat makes pos­ sible to consumer wholesale RENT A BED SU nilrom Realty price* on appliance*, furniture, RoBaway, Hospital ft Baby B ail clothing, hardware and many RSRBRRT BTENITROM la oven and range, laundry By Day, Week or Month. other needs, f o r further infor­ lintotored Broker CARROLL'S FURKRURB room, utility building la rear, mation. write W n. R. Adams, LBN BUNKS eneioeed garage. weU and pump Ph. PA 3-9111 11* W. lag Bt St* So. Ridgewood. Daytona LOTTIE BBOADWAT for lawn, sprinkler system, REN TORBRTT MODERN 3 bedroom apartment plenty of shade, more than - and efficiency apartment, both For the Best Bay* In Baal Estste BETTYE D. SMITH enough citrus trees for family furnished. 001 Palmetto. Phono BEE CULLEN ft HARKEY us* Garden spot. Large patio Aaaariitee W. A. Cagle, Jr. Salesman PA 2-4330. U l N. Park — Pi. PA 3-3411 110 N. Park Av*. Pk. PA 2-2MI with table and benches, outside ovea, lighted Nleely landscaped, HUTCHISON APARTMENTS, 939 priced at only 113,000, IM0 A Atlantic Av*. Daytona Beach, down. 914,10* P. H. A. Mort­ for August resarvtUoM call gage. PA 2-4031. 3 BR. CB bouae, payments 933.41 monthly. Low equity. This weak Special This Week SELL o r LEASE Two bedroom borne on shaded lot, only, 340 First St., Chuluota, BEDROOM apartment, nicely Fla. Sc* bow ! WITH OPTION riot* In. full price 94,00040; furnished. Living room gad kk10 ACRES tiled, 10 acres once 91.000 down balance worked out. then air conditioned. 979 a 3-BEDROOM home in Country cleared, 20 acrei in woods. All Will discount for all cash. month. CaU FA 3 00M. Club Manor, 9230 down and as­ contiguous. Call or write Bob sume payments. CaU owner, t# HOUSE, partly furnished. Phaa* Walerston, Commander and GOOD LISTINGS FA 2-44*3. PA 2 3923. Company, Garden 3-2479 (24 Hr. Service), P. O. Box 9900, Orlan­ WANTED 13 COLORED HOUSES paying do, Florida. In the last 30 days we have sold 23% on Investment. Will sell 2 bouses, 1 Orange grove, 3 individually or as a group. Pric­ 9200 Down S100 Per Month farms, 3 commercial lots, 2 ed reasonably. I. E. Batten, Bos S-BEDROOM, t hath Stock torn* building lota, and 3 tracts of 42, or phone FA 33714 or with carport* ved storage; ter- acreage. We need your property PA 3-4440. naan floor* throughout; hitches listed for our clients. equipped. Near scheal. Total IP YOU WANT ACTION! price 113AM. YOU WANT US! ! Ro«ta L Pay tun LAKE MONROE: 2 Bcnroom, uti­ REAL EfTATR DRIVE-IN Ragiatered Real Eatala Broker lity room, large lot, flowiog 3-BKDBOOM bouse, kitchen equip­ ASSOCIATE** 2344 Frenca Av*. weU; furnished or unfurnished. ped. CaU FA 24043. Mary E. Carman — Lew lalvaU By owner. FA 2*23*. J. W. HALL 3-BEDROOM furnished or unfurn­ Ph. PA M301 1743 at Hiawatha Realtor ished bouse. Photo FA 2 309. NEW l*B 3-bedroom, l'h til* aU Hall" Pbooe FA 2 3*41 baths, terra tzo floors. GE it a in­ WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS lets steel kilebto, carports, uti­ lity room: pump and sprinkler TO SANFORD system. CaU FA 23419 after 3 m i ACRES WITH ROUSR LOCATED oo Old Orlando Road, Just South of r i v e Points. Ill,*00.00 Cash. FIVE room house, located on Celery Ave., near ball park, for *4300.00. Zoned Commercial. R. M. GLKA4»N?*UkiTMary. ■OAT. 14 ft Runabout. SS H. P. Evinrude Motor and Gator Trail­ ROOF CLEANING AND COATING er, $100. Phone FA 2 0*40. Exclusive agent Coe SURCO in thla area. Work guaranteed, ta ' BOAT, motor and trailer for ialo. Huy. I7-B3 Car. |09B-< Phono PA 2-42M after S P. M, Clneed Friday rreniag aad day Bat. Open Mon. lira i t Mercury Outboard Motore from Noon ‘Ul I p. m. and t WOODRUFF MARINE ■ A M ROOFING ALL DAY Bun. 2401 french Av*. FA M3t2 Contracting A Repair* FREE ESTIMATE! I t l Sanford Av*. Pb. PA 3-7*43 30 PLYMOUTH tudor sedan. 1 owner, price 12*3. PA 3-tlll, €13 W. 33th 81. BKA1LEY ODHAM. Proa. INSTALLED 43 FT. SPARTAN, one bedroom, air conditioned. 3330 for equity, assume payment. FA 2-0*03. • BIO VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TKRM8 WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WILSON - MA1ER Naw And Uaed Furniture 111 R- P in t St. PA 11*21 Uaed furniture, appliance*, tools •tc. Bought-sold Larry’a Mart SIS Sanford Avt. Ph. PA 3-4133. ISAVEI Naw ft Used Furniture and Appliances Mather of Sanford 203-209 E. First SL Hi. PA 2-0913 AIRLINE CAREER . ENJOY FREE TRAVEL’ GOOD PAY - SECURITY SEVERAL men and woman agn 17-3* will to Mlaetad iamedW ataly to train for attraetiva ah* line positions as Hoetau, laservetlonlit, Ticket Agent, Comma* nicationlst, Station AgaM * H Operations. Low coat training t o elude* beauty and aali Iragrovemeat. KnJey tto many glrtino benefUi. Must to Ugh Mtoot araduate with ambitions to gat ahead. Training acctrdHef by NHSC. Writ* for coafljmttal questionnaire include y o u * .aft and UleptoM. National School of Aeronautic!, Airline Dlvlstaa, Box A, e/o Sanford Herald. MEN’S Dress Shoe* $3M. Boy's WindahltM Back Glean Tennla Shoes |l.M. Army-Navy Surplus Store, 31* Sanford Ave. Door Glass Vent Glass SERVICE FACTORY TO YOU Seakarik Glass and Paiat Ca. ALUMINUM 119-114 W. tod It. PA 1-4*33 VENETIAN BUNDS Enclosed head. Bag-proof bottom rail with plaatla ends. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon cords. Seakarik Glaaa and Paiat Co. 113-11* W. 2nd St. Pb. PA 3-4*32 7th. PAIR FREE! Laditi thin heals (lifts). BEAUTIFUL foam rubber daven­ Ask About III port, ideal for Fla. r n . or living CARTER'S SHOE REPAIR rm., floral design. Black mlsllon Psrk Ave. — Opposite Pood Pair dresser and bulfet. Record ra­ A lt CONDITIONING dio. Pb. FA 2 3049 before * p. m. H. B. POPE CO. 300 S. Park - PA 3-4394 POR THE NAVIGATOR: one Path Sextant .170. CaU FA 2-0037. BUY NOW! ONLY S LEFT BOOKKEEPING SERVICE MONTHLY Profit It Loss Stalement. Quarterly Returns. All Phases of accounting. Write Box 30, Sanford Herald. PtoM PA 2-7U4 D A W N ’ S BEAUTY SALON Air Conditioned For all your Brauty Neei's—Har­ riett’* Beauty Nook, 103 So. Oak PA 2-3712. Air Conditioned. Soft Water. TV Stamps. H O M ES FEATURINGi Quality Ecuuemy — OrlglaalUy RAVENNA PARK H O M ES • • Quiet Coaxesnaily Near Gall Course Includes Claalag Cast » ^ VISIT MODEL AT \ 500 French f O R PH O N E FA 2-72BI J GREGORY LU M BER BEFORE PRICE RISK Turn Want Oa 20th St. Follow Country Oah Rd. ft Watch Far Our Signs • • . W HY REN T W hen You Can Hava • Complete 1 Bedraani Horn* • Florida I s m • Utility Bomb • Car­ ports • Laadatapad Lai • City Witor aad Saw* a«a • Pavod Sinaia ALL FOB O PEN D A IL Y 9:M A. M. Til Dark SUNDAY 2:M P. M. TU Dark ShounaUah PA 2-4S4S After * P. M. V'r* BLISSFULLY COOL! with u . NEAR NEW SUOPPLNG CEN­ TER: I bedroom. I hath Mat homo, aaheatoa aklagl* aiding, carport*, M R . UNFURNISHED I-tod room bourn; CONVENIENT t* High Ictoal. 3 range and refrigerator with 100 todroom, 1 bath CB horn*: Flor­ lb. freeser unit; completely air ida room. Largo lo t $13,100. roaditiooed. Yard beautifully land it aped. PtoM PA 3-4014. I . ■ i ~~ ' J | �f t ' tiivl fimiA- >Am .I M <#•! . •* * r MM v» .y v r^ W -rsm * « u p n r ’Ia w H U rt £ ~ 'T s S r \ n f 1 A 1 J ______ Sr, if". -- ^ - - 1 1 . ..X Everybody’s Hurrying T o BOMBING CRIW rejoice* In ready room when Tatiana for coming bom* to Sanford NAS arc com. VAH-ll’a D Cdr. C. 0. Donnaud, Lt. (jg) Bill MaiiesowaU and ADI R. G. Phillips were among the crews returning home yesterday from the USS Franklin D. Roowvelt .Personnel not arriving by plane will dock at Mnypovt , United P m l a t m U M l LONDON — h a l M Bl**ibo war, auUng kla belief that “ pan* (a imperative la ear time" la an unprecedented television fireeld* chat with Britlab Prime MlnUter Harold Maemlllaat * "U we are te hare a aemaUt (conference), Khrushchev must understand that aa yea aad 1 da." nine Connection olua $1 Million LONDON - Macmillan, warn­ ing of tha danger e t war la the of-the-cuff television conversa­ tion; “The first war happened large­ ly by mUtakt. Tbe second was different It could not be peevented. Now we are la e situation where we m lg't drift late Some­ thing by mistake." *#TO «K (UPI) - Tt'e hap•d ia tbe U. I. Army that leeaafcaa gaoe to the trouble of aging e mDe-long telephone recently signed a LAST TIME ON DECK for a little ocean sun before returning to Sanford waa Interrupted by aircraft takeoffs. .Lt. (Jg) Cleveland and Lcdr. B. B. Brown lodged a mild WMtfeint. (Navy Photoe) d tadety deeter charged wttb t» ef Me eotraaged we* was la Jsl tedsp while her att took legal step* to obtain mote trial Mr her. attractive MU* Itegeff, who ad­ mitted she bad been Pinch’* mistrmse, oatared no pUs. MU* Tregoff’* attorney, Robert Noob Jr., argued that tbe mug- IX)NDON—An American dalegate to an International space congress, revealing that SevUt delegates seemed “nauaad" by reporta that America’* eeven as­ tronauts had sold tbe steep el “the first space flight” i M1 got the lmpress!oa they were convinced the first story would be given out free bp a Buasiaa over radio Moscow." with our famous Burger King sauce- turned te the Loa Angelas County PITTSBURGH JaU. Naccarelli, 44, Depute Dist Atty. Pred N. two-million do)la WbicneOo has charted) that Finch and Miss Tregoff planned the mur­ der of FInch's wife se the doctor would aot have to share ttso.ooo la commualty property with her la a dime* settlemeat. Whlchello said Miss Tregoff* rols was that M a oaaaplrater sad said he did net UUvs A* parti. Sm wm i F R E N C H A V E N U E (17-92) A T 22nd ST. FREE �V r ■~'l 1 ■ *♦ 1 ' I Release Discussed wassav tu n ) - v. a a* . W hm Iw Jacob Bu m —1 HVtitt Cammutest A alw atto W a i t Ptog-aaB agate k m dlM w id the PMsMtontoase af tew Am S nm ata being M h U Termites Win CUUIUND. Calif. (UPl) - Iw tii hattteSS SSt n £ Aniy-Ak Force By Orlando iM k Merger Studies teceive Backing mlaator Walter Gherks. Obarba crawled under a y a rd te dispose at the termites aad tea porch. Norkus Shot Victim NEW Y O U (UPl) - Oviedo PJO Elects Staley President Jaaaaa Merritt Staley v u unenimoaalr elected preiliteat at tba OtM o PTO at aapocJal celled meeting la it night. K m Jama* Partla. pate pro* deed af the tegnar Ovadte PtA waa elected icciaUry. Mr*. Jane* Crabtree, fint vice praildaat, peeelded at tea meeting which waa pacalvaS stebatsntial encourajeM at, I -found myseH resisting tea kWa aad counttog tba rtaaoaa why 1 ahoald not d a k ." Ha aakd alee that ha « u fairly convinced that ha could via tea goveraerahip U ha raa “aad par* bapa It waa aat enough ot a challaaga." Ha aald teora la aa caadtdata aov M a c dtotuiwd la tea field who ra p ru u ta hie baalc philoao* phlaa aad ha e u aa< *aa where there wCl be say ieeaee la tea WO rtee. “ U looka like It’a calaf to ha Juat a popularity eonieet.’’ 'They're all belac aka ta t w y body aad telenet at all beliefs. 1 have talked to aO the potential caadidatea aad I Ilka than aO. "But they a n aU Juat .'to (D-CalH.) called wrote aad dupUea- para Navy Fires Nike-Asp POINT AROUELLO, C a l i f . (UPl) — The Navy h u hinted • tva-aUca Nlha-Aip rocket UP mltea lato ipaea during a eua d a n ta check oa aolar exploaloaa which cauae radio Interference. Tha Navy announced Tueeday tea 11-toet missile waa equipped with mltter to atnd latermatka poelt aa lean collateral. Both re- aaatreat tea aaa tUreback ta earth. faced to coaflna er deap thle. The three mooitori were lik ed tied to » ae l today la. aaaaldw G rapefruit To Go TAHPA (UPl) - Tba Florida teak next move. They e td d re­ port the matter to Federal Judge Cttraa Exchange win begin grapeP. Dtckinton Latte, who appototed foult shipments about two waaha than aa tba uajoa'i watchdog. Or aaeiiar tta a aaual It the wiatear they could iaaue a formal rip en la iavuaabla. AaeUtaat Oaaaral mendatloa calling oa Hotts ta Haaacar WUito* O, Strickland make- tea transfer. aaM wader crop oonditlaaa pro* O. P. Hewitt Jr., pr aildaat at valUac aow, tha tin t grapefruit tha Orlando bate, caid Holla will kava for tha norths** aw> agreed la INC to beep tee money aa deportt ee collateral agaiaat GUESTS o r HONOR at tha ratlin P i m m of Amartei 1929-40 raunion celebration w an Mr. aad Mra. Max Johnaon. Thirty-fiv* FFA membora aad their whraa aaw Johnaon’a alldea o( tha Near aad Far Eaat Tha State Dept. amplojra recently returned from hit work in That, tend. Johnaon waa taachar aad auperviaor of vocational agriculture through 1940 (Photo b* Bargetrow 10,028 Students Enroll; ^SS& Si& Z S, meodatloo from tha eroenttve boasd ta hold a mrooer hflonrleg tea teechcn. Sept. U K the City Hall Memorial bwlldlag. II waa ako anted to make plana for a Hal­ loween Carnival Oct. to. K1W DELHI (UPl) — Premier | KaUri aad Air Marshal S. MeJawsharlal Nehru told a tease ca- tarjee, who handed In their ret----- - u p . - i i . - . - , . j , - ' Ignitions along with Thlmsyya. j Parliament today ia|,j u * , , j , M truth to teat India a defrost erlaU had n ports that Manoa bad beta *L haaa oaaad by tba withdrawal af lowing favorltlam or political feeId, dan. K. S, Thlmayya'a re tig- tor a to inflnenco army promotions, gatiaa aa army of ateff. ! In Calcutta beleaguered police Nehru heaped praise on Detente units opened lira on CommunistT**“ut~ V. E. Khrishna Menon, ‘ 1M......................... making no mention of Urn fact he also had ottered ta rortga rioters and wounding more than M crisis touched off bp hla al> i.aoo. The riots virtually paralysed logod playing polities with tha Calcutta, and it appeared likely ■ n u d forces. TBa Premier also had nothing that the army might taka aver to say shoal tha nation's other unteas order could bo quickly re- K The House Bake Committee cleared the highway flaaadag plan for debate under a procedure which will bar aQ amendments. A vote oa passaso It likely by night­ fall Thursday. The measure, drafted by the House Ways aad Mesas Commit­ tee and approved bp the House Public Works Committee, cells for boosting tba federal gasoline levy to four canto immediately Sight Conservation Month Proclaimed U. S. Notional Debt Tops $290 Billion WASHINGTON <UPJ)>-The na­ tional debt has topped $290 billioa tor tha first time ia history. Oa a par capita basis, that la a Mayor A. L. Wilson has pro­ claimed the month of M e m b e r Sight ConsorvaUoa Month. Tbs purpose la to focus public atten­ tion on the value of visJoa. ta proclaiming Eight ConserveUon Month, tha mayor la aiding tha Florida Council ter the Blind and Uio National Society for the Prevention af Blindness. ly oetlmatad aa a acboal year aw crag*. Lett September, I J K children were eniwUad bp tha end ef tba first school day, There waa a SM increase la the pupil muster thin, year. Double aoaalaaa win start Tues­ day in Uu Urat tm r grades e< L» man High aad tba m w Altamonte elamentary school. Superintendent R. T. Hilwta said. Enrollment la tha Lymaa school aria waa Ml •rar tba first day of school late yaar. Fourteen aaw Uechors will 2 Youths Arresied For Teen Murders NEW YORK (UPl) - Pollco to­ day captured the alleged leaders of the Hell’s KJtelwn playground attack early Sunday that toft two teen-agers deid and prompted state and city officiate to csE a u rte i of top lovot meetings oa thla city's rising youth violence. Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller asked v Bi Director J. Edgar Hoo­ ver to enter the battle by attend­ ing an emergency meeting next week. Tba cape-clad “Drscula” and 'The Umbrella Man” were arrestad early today after fleeing from a police radio car in the East Bronx. With them was a third youth who was not Identified. Police wld Ssl Agron readily admitted: “I'm Draeuk, tha guy you art looking for.” Agron said Tuny Ueroandet, ar­ rested with him, waa “Tha Umbrslla Man.’’ Southwest County Telephone Service Draws Criticism Longwood, Altamonte Springs and Forest CUy residents are not getting telephone service com­ parable with the rates they pay, County Commissioner Lawrence Swafford tsld yesterday. The commission told County At­ torney Mack Cleveland Jr. to ask the Railroad and Public UUUttes Commission to Investigate the Win­ ter Park Telephone Co. rites and services ia that area. C Of C To Meet Igott telle Semin* jque to Quartar. f Rowlea. Pigott 'fensive atrengtB PRACTICING FAKES took op moat of yesterday afternoon'* football drllla for baekflald Candidatea at S«n!nola High School. Jerry Dillard, a halfback, la shown getting a handoff front Quarterback Alex McKlbbln. Halfback Johnny Lovelace and Fullback John Mann watch tha play. The Lake Wary Chamber of Commerce will resume its monthly schedule of masting* with a ae*> ska at t p. oa. Thursday to tha C af C building. The meetings w en W w i f t eoadlUons M awr hood f i a t Bad passed tea first time, B U f i . Teague said yesterday. ■awBawnt la the south end of tha county also was underestimated, MONTGOMERY, Alt: (UPl) Mata Highway Director Sam Eagelbardt, a former sUl* chairmaa of tea White C i t l s a a a Council, says ha baa been “triad to absen­ tia and sentenced to death’’ by a northern Negro group Engelhardt said ha received tba threatening totter team tba “Na­ tional Negro Congress af ten U, B. A., Inaroma Headquarter*, Inc., IS * Bedford Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.*f. The tetter waa signed by "Rufoa T. Washington HI.” SharUf WUlte MeCaU of Leesburg asked tea PBI Tuesday to invest!, gate a similar totter sent to him Monday aad signed by tba asms group. TBo totter to Engelhardt laid ha had been condemned for his “crimes against the glorious Ne­ gro race." The highway chief turned the ’alter over to tha FBI for investlgatlso but diecourted any threat saying bo had received such tet­ ter* la the past. The Brooklyn address to that of a chapter of tha National Assn, fur the Advancement of Colored People, but NAACP officials de­ nied aver hearing af Washington. ty along with the Boar and Lake protects, tba comateaioa od yesterday. Davie, DaWltt commissi oner Vernon Duaa ' to discuss tea project today. Wives'Club Aids ♦. . * » I ■* i ‘ it%f*4) Polio Fund Drive The Sanford Naval Air Etattea Officers Wives' Club jumped tola the emergency polio fond drive yesterday by seeding a chock la tha Seminote chapter M tha No­ tions! Foundation. Tha chapter ta winding up a tet­ ter campaign to raise emergency funds. T. e Anna Milter Circle wM lead the Mothers Mirth tomorrow night when they ring doorbells be> tween • and T p. m- to seek earntrlbutiona. *• About IS,ooo la needed by the tocal unit to keep Its program going. AU funds raised locally wul Be spent In the county. Lyman Area Adults O ffered Courses pioma. This program was recently ap­ proved by Urn SUta Dept, of Edu­ cation, County Director of Adult and Vocational Education E. S. Douglass said today. Plans ar* In progress to add Business English and Commercial Law to the sebort adult education curriculum to the near future. A credit will be Issued as soon as a student baa folflfiod aE tha eourae requirements. Instructor* to tha typing and bookharping atones era lag er Harris jf Banford tad Mrs. Evetya Fulfillment of the typing courea require* completion of a 19 mlaats speed test, typing to words par mtouto; with not n u n than turn mistakes. The bookkeeping course deals with Individuals, partner­ ships, and corporattou to huateese. Four practice sola mailt bq sea* plated. The courses may Bo entered ai any time. The eoly charge to g registration foe of ana tetter aad the cost of materials. The elasaae � 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 01, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 01, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 01, 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/18bfb5457dc8a464b4c7ca0ad26bee5d.pdf d873434b50cb34c73863e875a0382101 PDF Text Text r p i l (/i �V. V : . n '" ■•.V vr------ . - .------- mm m ■ ■ ■ .------------------------------ -----' ■■ ' ■» » .• t Sangster Sattforiii ffm tlir Memorial Service Set Memorial services tar hedr. John M. Sangster will be bald ta Me Sanford Naval Air StaUM Chapel at 1 p. m. tomorrow, wtth Chataata WUliam C. Fuller tafl•UMig. la Arlington Nation A Cemetery U scheduled Friday. (L ed r. Sangater diod whoa hia ■kjwarrior Jot erasbed uar East Moabo, N. C. after both oaglaao Hamad out. Attempt! to relight the ■telnet failad bat Seagater kept Ih* plan* under ooatrot long aaough to iaeeead through a heavy ovareaat enabling hia two enw memben to hall out. A graduate of the U. S. Naval Academy, AnnapoMa, Ledr. leaf* the State Ualvmity la Mrrlvod by hla wife, DUae; e 20-month-old daughter , Ceil, and hia parents, Mr. and ltra. John 1. Saagator Sr., Nathpep, Colo. Planning to dedicate e memorial aeet to Sangater ta the Navy and Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Annapolis, hia family prefers that la place ef flowers, donations for Mo seat bo sont to the Commandm g Officer of VAH-1, at the SanTtodNAS. VOL. xux W lA T M B t f t M j j r o j l eloudlne— through Tucadny, thuothrahowtra. High today 88 to M, low tonight 72 to 7«. Wlw Established WO* MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1&sT ~ SANFORD, FLORIDA British Back 'Firm, But Flexible' Stand In Khrushchev Talks BACK FROM ORDEAL a n First Q ua Photographer1! Mata Deltoo E. Wilson (L) and Second Claaa Aviation Electrician’s Mata WUllain G. Mitchell. The two Navy men who wera ordered to bail out of Ledr. J. B. Sanjrater'a flamed-out jet last Wednesday, were flown back to the Sanford Naval Air Station Friday. Wttaon Uvea at 115 8ununarlin Dr. Sanford. Mitchell la from S t Petersburg. (Staff Photo) Ike Position! Gets Added Strength LONDON (UP1) —FraaU tenhower today m fed tbe setowd round ef top aecrat Allied cold war talks assured qt Prune Min­ ister Harold Macmillan's support for a "firm but flexible" band ia MOSCOW (UF1) - Premier dealing wtth Russia's Nikita K. Khrushchev (a Interested la a Khrushchev. new proposal from West Ger­ Macmillan's sacking was cenman Chancellor Konrad Ade­ udence from West German Chan­ nauer to resume disarmament cellor Konrad Adenauer, k piaeod talks and wants more details, Elsenhower to a strong pooRtoa DEACONS OK PRAIRIE LAKE BAPTlST CHUKC Tasa news agency reported to­ for hia talks with Italian am\. a n shown aa they got ready Sunday for dedication of day. French leaders when he goes to tht new church at Caapelberry. Left to rljrht a n B. D. Khrushchev said d i s a r m a ­ Paris Wednesday. Lock*, Tom RIcketson, J. I. Strong, Malford Morgan, ment sad other Eaat - West TM president and Maemillaa issues "are not Insoluble" and completed a week and of Inten­ rah*rated hia promise that be sive discussions sod headed back la going to the United Ststee to London this morning from the "with good Intentions to help Prim* Minister's Chequers estate. Police were prepared to cop* pcaco" nod to "melt the lc* of the cold war," Tass said. with another overwhelming popu­ The new Adenauer proposal lar demonstration for Elsenhower Jet Engine Reliable brushed aside warnings about on the drive through the heart of WASHINGTON (UPI) - Jet en­ NEW DELHI, India (UPI>-Tha Soviet military might made by the capital to visit a World War gines on airliners are proving to Chinese Communists have made Khrushchev In his earlier note, U memorial chapel for American be 30 times more reliable thin new Invasions Into the Slang and end Instead appealed to the dead at St. Paul’s Cathedral. conventional engines, Federal Avi­ Lohat division of lodte’a NorthSoviet leader to reopen big Tonight the p r e s i d e n t and ation Agency officials revealed to­ East Frontier Agency region, un­ official reports here said today. power disarmament talks. prime minister wera expected to day. The reports gave no details ef Adenauer said the negotiations disclose to the world In an unpre­ should begin where they broke cedented Joint radio-television ap­ Nikita To Bring Wife the alleged new aggression by tha off ia August 1*37. pearance some details of their Washington Mipn r k . Kedj India’s border area. weekend talks. Stttt t e l r t m L « l L ^ The !l ^ cam* u Prbn* Minister Elsenhower and Macmillan held day that Soviet Premier Nikita ->«»h«ial Nehru said that India g serjes of conferences Saturday Khrushchev will be accompanied would try to solve Us border prob­ and Sunday with their foreign on hla visit to the United States lems with Communist China by ministers and a small group of by his wife, two daughters, one negotiation rather than war,Nehru told Parliament hla plan top advisers at Chequers. son, gate g eooln-law. was twofold—to reinforce Indian They discussed the forthcoming border forces white at Me same * Khrushchov m ootmuitlst drive against Sm&ther* Bid Doused Me Free' work), means of strength-1 WASHINGTON fUPI) - Senate ,h. | antng NATO, dliarmiment, Weat-| •••‘‘• "S * * * * P‘ rt,« ***** *0,d streets wan under ^ era defense, nuclear teat ban m -I ? * Ur *■ • *«??•»> by Sen dsmaga might not Mow up uniu j M*"Torthro^teg” uiilUd A. Smathara (D-Fte.) that !»ter. j Natloni General Aasembly meet- C"*™** WM99 Friday until Oct. ANN ARBOR, Mich. (U P I)-“ I During tha storm's height, light- !nf and tbe Red Chinese threats 15 *® *voIJ Soviet Premier NUtlU s ' Khnishch•v’ Y 'Vlsk' and* to“ gJ?i | wu • tT,Jtor 10 my frl#od»' »F nlng knocked about I* bricks' against Laos and India's northback-home views oa pending Is­ family and my religion. I did not tram a downtown hotel’s rhlm- era frontier. T Virtually no details of the talks sues. Democratic Leader Lyndon want to go on living, but 1 wu They damaged an automobile w. war* disclosed by Eiumhowcr’s B. Johnson said ha would consid­ afraid to die." A mystery w u the whereabouts and Macmillan's press officers er Smalhert* suggestion but voic­ This was the explanation Chi­ ot a small plane whose pups and there was a near revolt Sun­ ed no enlhuslum for K. nes* student Cheng Guan Lim radioed Sarasots • Bradenton Air- day night by the too or more gave tor hiding for nearly four port that he was last and tew, newsmen who have come here to Reds Hire Fuchs years as a “ living desdman" in e on fuel Just before the storm hit. ! cover the meeting. BEHLIN ( U r i ) - Former atom church attic next to the Univer­ An all-day search Sunday by a Other reliable diplomatic sour- spy Dr. Klaus Fucha has been sity of Michigan eampus. Coast Guard boat and law color- ccs disclosed the two had reached appointed deputy director of the The Singapore scliuul teacher's cement officers ashore turned up broad agreement on a “ firm but East German Central Institute for son, who fled from shame and no trace of either the pilot or Its flexible” line to be taken when Nuclear Physics, the Communist failure, wu to learn today what aircraft. the p r e s id e n t exchanges visits government announced today. authorities planned to do with Fuchs went to East Germany him. Ann Arbor police were con­ Residents of a nearby commu­ with Khrushchev. nity said they heard a plane's They were said to have agreed last June 23, after having served sidering breaking and entering engine sputtering, but did not hear that the president take a f i r m a nine-year jail sentence in Bri­ charges. ■land on bute principles while in­ tain for atomle espionage for the a crash or see the plane land. Iramigration officials also were Authorities theorized the pilot dicating the West's readiness to Soviet Union. on hind to start deportation pro­ may bad made an emergency negotiate toward a cold war set­ ceedings If he is not charged with landing and then departed with­ tlement. any crime in Michigan. Herrell Withdraws In addition to a possible sum­ MIAMI (UPI) — State Rep. Cliff out informing anyone. mit meeting, they were said to IterTeU of Miami withdrew as a have agreed that the West should possible candidate for governor to press for other conferences with favor of Rep. Doyte Carlton of the Soviet Union on lower levels Wsucbula. according to political oa specific Issues such as disar observers hen. Herrell withdraw mament and a nuclear test ban. Saturday laying an "tmpaue” Tha sources said the two were had been reached. Sources said The first day of school for Ovie­ ' l0- u l! r ,m r i-°0 P‘1 . tu,*lion\ Herrell and Carlton had received do students m grades 7 12 has HMdle snd lar K»*ttheir atrongeat backing from the been postponed until Thursday Sheriffs Deputy W. R. Brown Macmillan alao was said to have Mm# pola|cai poup% (Sept. 3). Grades to will repor. shot two men with ooe bullet to Indicated that Britain no longer | Monday (Aug. 31) in kreplng with a Midway struggle early Saturday totenda to preaa lor Red Chlna'a T l r o y T o A s k D o o the countywide achedute. Tbe morning. recognition by the United State* TALLAHASSEE (U P I) - Veter- lunchroom will be open Morally Brown had James Henderson for admittance to the United Na an Secretary of State R. A. Gray, and husca will make their regu­ under arrest and was taking Mm 77, promisee to abide by his physi­ lar runs. to a patrol car when Henderson, cian’s advice when he announce! Delay to starting datr for the Jumped Brown, according to the in October whether he plans to upper grades was made necessary sheriffs office. OUle Stallworth seek an eighth terra. "Captain because building renovations are came to help Henderson, with Bob,” who says he has never had Incomplete. The three missed whom the deputy wu struggling. a serious illness, said he will daya will be made up on Satur­ Brown managed to draw bis pistol Mr*. Blanche Gordnier. widow and shot Henderson. The bullet |of Allen M. Gordnier and a for­ take a physical examination to days, the exact datca to be deter­ passed through him and hit Stall mer resident of Sanford, dted at October, then ask hia doctor If he mined later. There will he no should make the race. school sessions on Sat., Sept, 3. worth. a Cleveland, Ohio hospital Sunday, Both the Negro assailants are following a long Hines*. She was In Orange Memorial Hospital and a member of the First Baptist will recover, barring any eompfi Church here before moving to cations, Sheriff J. L. Hobby eald Cleveland. today. Among her survivor* la a niece, Mra. Robert Wallace. Funeral ar­ rangements are under the direc­ tion of Paul T. Ling Funeral Officer Delivers Home, 12700 Woodland Ave., Cleve- Good Intention Labor Reform Bill Offer Hay Head JNfSenate Fight WASHINGTON (UF1) - House Aspublican conferees, in a surmove, reported today that would offer some new pro­ posals which could head off a Sen­ ate floor light over the labor reJorra bill. If Senate Democrats agreed to Mo offer* made by the House ip, Senate Republican* obviouswould abandon their plan'to ^ a resolution asking tha full Senate to break the conference deadlock ki favor of the Hour* Mil. LCDR. SANGSTER GOP Leader Everett M. Dlrkaea totredaeed the resolution Fri­ day after the committee deadlacked oa House bill curb* on sec-1 endary boycotts and organisation­ al picketing and on federal-state Jurisdiction la labor disputes. He jaaid ha would eaH up tha aeraterttan tor aettoa later todays - » "This im n iM to scuttle any hope that tha conference could agree aa a hUI beforebaad. SARASC IA (UPI) Pitted Over the weikiad, however, the ruined lawns and waterMouse conference came up with streets, soaked Junes remained today as •am* aew proposals which appar­ of the rain storm-trig­ ently would at least partly accept evidence gered flash flood that struck SaraMe modification demanded by Sen­ aote iaturday sight. ate Democrats. The Weather Bureau predicted Rep. Robert Griffin (R-Micb.) the area would have scattered •id he and Rep. Phil Landrum showers todsy, but nothing like (D.-Oa.) eo-slithers of the tough the four laches of rain that delu­ Laodrum-Grlffln bill passed by the ged some sections at tbe city Bouae, draw up tbe package. Ask­ Saturday. ed If tt represented a concession Water stood waist deep In some on their part, Griffin said be pre­ areas, c a u s i n g stalled traffic, ferred to call It an "adjustment." street cave-ins and it least one bridge washout. Most affected sec­ tions had returned to near-normal Mental Health Unit by Sunday night. Hardest hit was the Southgate section, which lost electric power Invites Public A The Seminole County Mental and water servlet when the flood ■with Association Invites tha washed out water lines. One fam­ was evacuated by civil defense public to attend Its meeting at ily workers. 7:30 p.rr. tomorrow In the Fir-t City officials said there was Methodist Church’s McKinley no way to accurately estimate Hall. the damage total. However, they Plana for Work In this fall’s said damage would run Into United Fund Campaign, setting "tbe thousands of dollars.** up of • nominating committee and Some of the holes in the streets nvlew of the year’s work are measured five feet deep and seven feet across. Officials said many P € News Briefs "briver Licenses On Sale Tomorrow; Sites Listed J. M. Devell, the Rev. Leonard Jones, pastor; Thoraaa Bagley, L. J. BrunenstuhJ, George Crook and W. & Petty. (Bergstrom Photo) IndiaReportsNewInvasions Rain, Flash Flood Cave time talking Me situation over with the Peiping government. Even aa he spoke Indian news­ papers published reports that the Chinese had entered the liny Him­ alayan country of Bhutan from Ti­ bet and had climbed again withIndian border guards. The Nehru government wu re­ ported to bar* dispatched heavy army relnloreemtnU to the north with Instructions to shoot If ne­ cessary to drive back encroaching Chinese. Nehru’s speech to Parliament, however, was designed to reduce some ef the teosten that has up. He raid war waa Ml the way to settle dispute*. He said tbe difficulty to Mat l » dians tela certain ritortea Chinese Commanlets same soil He said he hoped *ew> ferae cei and talks could wash Ml the disputes. Nehru told ef tween Indian **—f Chtoeea during August but sold Ma teat one he wee Informed about eeewatod Wednesday. The other three occurred Aug. V, M and M, ho 'D ead M an' A fraid To Die S Sept. 3 Opening Date Of School In Oviedo Deputy Gels Two Hits With One Shot The 1900 drivers licenses will go Alexander will lake a staff to the Tuesday • A. M. in the following places for the conven­ ience of residents: Court House, Lake Mary Post Office, Sept. 2, prices remain the same, from 2 p. m. to 3 p. m. for operator and restricted Griffin Real Estate, opposite operator licenses, and *2.23 for Glass Tower, Fern Park, from • chauffeur licenses. Anyone now l n . to 3 p. m. bolding US* Florida license may Caaielberry Post Office, Cassel­ renew It by bringing the license berry, Sept. 9, from * a. m. to In person, or by sending it by aa i p. m. adult member of the family, or Oviedo Town Hall, Sept. 10 and an amployer may obtain licenses Sept. 22, 2-3 p. m. lor bis employes, Geneva Community Hall, Sept. a T hy may be renewed by mull, 10, 9:30-11:30 A. M. • th * entire original license must Fla. Power Corp. Club House, bn presented to order to renew, Boar Lake, Sept. 1. 2-3 p. m. and the applicant may keep the Altamonte Springs Town Hall, 40th Baby On Job green carbon copy to use white Sept. 13, 2-3 p. m. NEW YORK (U PI)- Patrolman the license Is being renewed. Longwood Town Hall, Sept. It, Robert L Dezendorf Jr., 31, Sun­ All restricted operator licenses 2-3 p. m. must be renewed before October or Adm. Bldg. Forest Lake Aca­ day delivered hia 40th baby. The 21-year police force vet uaminatlon will be required. demy, Sept. 17. 2-3 p. m. Thou now bolding out-of-state va­ Naval Air .Station, Sanford, Sopt, eras, who took aeveral pre-med course* before Joining the force lid licenses must appear to person 17, 2-9 p. m. to obtain Florida license, and Tbe first two weeks of Septem­ and carriea a medical Mt with ^nyooe under It yean of age ber, when little interest is shown, him oa the Job for Just inch em­ Viuet have signature of both par­ the hours at the Court House will ergencies, beat the ambulance to ents and appear to person. be from 9 a. m. to noou and 1-3 the home of Mrs. Francesca Lo­ pes and assisted in the birth of a County Judge Wilson Alexander p. m., Monday through Friday. ia axtendtog the service this year Starting September U. tbe of­ seven-pound 10-ounce boy. and hiring additional help to give fice will be open from 9 e. m. test and efficient issuance and to 9 p. *m. to accommodate resi­ applicants may save much time dents who wish to purchsM the Fire Put Out having license and exact licenses during the lunch hour. An attic blase Friday brought Also, the office wUl be kept open tha Sanford Fire DepL out on iu ange ready when they are next to Um. on Saturday, Sept. 19. sod 28 from ninth August call. LitNo damage In addition to issuing licensee in 9 a. m. to noon for persons who waa caused by the Or* at the Jhr Court House to Ssnfurd during cannot renew licenses any other 901 Persimmon. house which be­ ■ to month of Septembait, Judge day. long! to Mrs. Varied McIntosh. S ^ 0 . 110 Mrs. Gordnier Dies In Ohio Hospital Cheng, M. revealed man of the fantastic story of hla aalf-made prison to authorities who ques­ tioned him In the Washtenaw County Jail here. "I guess you could ’ caB R a self-imposed torture," Cheng eald as ho nervously flung back hla shoulder-length hair. "You know how a kid feels aft­ er bo has Just broken hla moth­ er’s favorite vase? Tbat’a how 1 feci." Hia former university Junior en­ gineering student waa flushed (rom the attic of the First Metho­ dist Church, ooe of tha city’s largest churches, shortly before 9 a. m. Sunday by two policemen. ilia capture ended aloriea about a ghost to the church. For Um peat few year*, police have been plagued with prowler reports at the church. Members of to* congregation complained of "funny noiaea" to the big church. Cheng said he made some noise skipping rope on a 21* foot wide catwalk of planka to the attic rafter* above the ceding and be low the roof of the three story church. "I needed exercise," he said "Even an Oriental like me can’t lie on planka 24 hours a da>," He alao got exercise climbing down a permanent steel ladder that led to hla nest hideout and three flight* of stairs that led to a basement kitchen. It wa* here that Cheng got bis food supply and used bathroom facilities since he vanished Oct. 9, 1033, "I kept relatively clean," be Caldwell Calls Nikita $250,000 'Truth' Fund Suggested World's 'Top Criminal' Union, Goodyear Race Strike Time CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) Negotiators for the United Rubber Workers Union and the Goodyear Tin A Rubber Co. raced today against a midnight deadline to reaeb agreement oa a sow wage contract. Union mombera at Goodyear plants In II etttes last week voted strike authority to their bargain tag team. There are 17,000 URW members at Goodyear plants. "You never know," said a union spokesman when asked if the membership would strike If nego­ tiator! failed to reach agreement by tha deadline. MIAMI (UPI) - Former Gov. Millard F. Caldwell charged to­ day that the forthcoming visit to America of Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will contribute to the “ Communist purpose." Caldwell c a l l e d Khruefacbev "the world’* top criminal" and warned that unless the United States watches Ua step, Jt may become another Russian satellite. The ex governor leveled the charges to a speech prepared far delivery to the National Warden’s snd Jail Assn. "The self-appointed experts who spend a few days In Russia and return with glowing accounts ef progress, education, eociallxcd medicine, toduetralliaUoa and cul­ tural advancement are pleading Khrushchev's cause," h> sate. "Poland, Yugoslavia and Me other satellites reached agree­ ments with the Kremlin and sold themselves into slavery. Il‘a Juat by such cowardly setioo that America may become Just one more satellite. "President Roosevelt endanger­ ed the existence of civilization when be met with Stalin nt Yalta, President Truman was out- vaueuvertd and hla allies greatly embarrassed to hla ridiculous sum­ mit meeting. Caldwell is a strong states’ righter who has blasted the fed­ eral government, U. S. Supreme Court and others from time to time. He struck out today at federal encroachments end Supreme Court tuliaga. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The Association of Citizens Councils of Florida has voted to start a state­ wide drive for 9230,000 "to present the truth" about segregation. In a day-long meeting here Sunday, the group also passed a resolution tor to* “ determined defeat and destruction of the doc­ trine, plan, and program" of the National Association tor the Ad­ vancement of Colored People to Florida and to* South. Tbe 30 delegate* hU at what they called "the attempted prosti­ tution of to* vital segregation of white Anglo-Saaon heritage by misguided individuals, courts and group*." The Rev, George Downs of Or­ lando, executive Secretary of the association, presided at the meet­ ing, which was held at the Ameri­ can Legloa HAL said, "by wiping myself w t* a cloth after perspiring. It r**e to 119 degrees under that rata. B w»* cold to the winter, Mm ^ l " Cbrag's four-year student «taa expired Sept. 19, 1933. H* «s*p> peered on Oct 9 sod wee report ed officially ratoeing m Nov. % Miami Teamsters Members Resign In Union Tiff MIAMI (UPI) - Th* . for a rebellious group of Team* tlera* Union members has saM "there to nothing left ta York) Local 237 to Miami. George Pfaffendorf, former of th* local’s organising drive, said about 1,700 of the local’s 2,000 member* resigned * v f a “ methods at operations." He said Local 237 President Henry Pctostein of New Y * r k made "misleading and pravneattv* statements." Pfaffendorf asId he and 14 bnafness agents have a tentativelyscheduled meeting with Teamster boss Jimmy Haifa to talk over ■ new Florida charter and dtacu— a new membership drive. "I don't say Fcinsteto wasn’t sincere.” Pfaffendorf said, “ but his action did not create a feeling .between the union public officials and b etw e e n union and its memben.’' The union has been attempting to organise Dad* County's must cipal employes snd has met opposition from public Feinstcin bas questioned tbe of to* officials to threaten era with dismissal if they Jota th* Tea mater*. Pctostein termed tht aa a ‘'conspiracy'' started bw Pfaffendorf. Pfaffendorf connived to get 3 charter white be waa still working for ue," Fcinsteto said. He t t ii Pfaffendorf and th* 14 V't’-rrf •gents had “ been off to* payrtaP* for tore* months. Polio Fund Goes For Vaccine Th* 8#mtool* County Unit he* already bought polio vaccine with th* 930 gi tbe UnK Unit by th* American the Auxiliary Thursday. Thurada The donation will be us*d In boy vicctoe for Immunizing children who com* to th* clinic lar theta. The Health Unit had a taw •upply all ise �v; .. : r Ah ' Km CHICAGO itknts um the pads mad* re. H. 1* Johnson , (S ta ff Survives Rape, CINCINNATI. OW* (UM) - A lis-fM M li d rt whs « u repel u i w d M * a refrigerator br her Mspfetbsr. X*aa*th H u e ter, altar a fraatit iM | k t Merck. IK to heart WII .rapeftsd I* “ AM* Ska told polks she wa* ptaytag ceadlUm" M a y la Gaatnl BeepiUl. New Road Study w . a . bmiuu statutetod a n e e eavlromaent ■emtwkera la the atatda ao that tha flnt travelers will hart m leaamabls idaa at what to expect. daM Uadi/ tad $7400 to eratrvta* * HWi trtM aebema llgbbnrhesd wharf Negress tad bits live ka hanaawy. D m nelshberbrod. laaladia* 3S& B T S S JS " ■ciiLOBOitst, Daft ^ feeing dw reiH H. Ifcllaaachmldt. t*Ftalalllf va. Edward • WlllUm SltaUaMifemldi. Dafcnlani. aad *Tfe*fMk l i l t not ar a dacraa »r# - m t i ir i wlU ha aptarad a*atnct ^ f j i f e h l my >I.»I and affltial atari at hanfard, hcHiaola Ceueir, wSfarld* Ifetd Uth *«F •> Acaum. F. winxrKJN 3 nark af Ua Clreult Ceart u> > , i Aria J. Luedqulst, DO “ Bari/i • MfMtoJdvr , * A iu ra v , for FUlntlff • F. a Baa If. . riorUU. [ t O ALL HRkO.vn H A V I N O ; CLAIM* o n DUMANDh ADAlXiT SAID EBTATHl ' Tou *ad tarh of ,ou ar* horofep ‘ kotltiod aad r*qulr«t to file an, till me and demanda wfelek »ou. " or etuktr *f To** mar have egelmt 4, ml* eatat* la ik* oftioa of lloa. tW Ik w A l m a i n Count, JU4*o of 1 Oomlaoto Count,, *t at* offtro la ’ Ik* Ceart Uooio in Banfnrd, Ftor.Ido. wllkln *l*ht tllondar month* s. from th* time of tka tlru publlca> Hub Of tkl* Mile*. Each eloim or fdomand muil k* In writing anil eoitala tha yUr* af rottooaca and ■* pool offloa audit** af th* alalmaat aad matt ko *wern ta k , tha (Him' eat, hla agoni or aiteieof, or the • earn* Mall ho void. . / * / Marti/a J. MeCarth, At Admlnlotratar o f u ld r tou t* - Firtt publirailoa on Aog. It, l*l». aat. M Cheat, r , a a le tli. Tha »»* tura at thla aalt la ta aauta a d|viral. Tou ara harah, required ta fUO ,aur vrritlee dafaaaaa with Ua Clark of aald Court tad aarva a ca p , tharaaf hpon Fialntirrs attamaya ao ar hafara dapitaihar ilia . tlfp. a* a' Dacraa Fra c m * faaao will ha aalarad xaaleet rau. WITifKM mr band aad aaal aa Clark or tha Circuit Court la aad for Samlaalo Count,. Florida, thla Uth da, of Auauat. A. D. III*. O F. HERNDON. Clark Clreult Court la and For eaaalaola Count,. Florida H, Martha T. Vihlia ■AM IL-MUHnKLL * 00X1 Atiome/e far Flalatlff F. a Rom m i main In tha btM, rat off from tha world, (or six month*. Wo wlU nadir* tale*at*rad IntamaUun /ram Inaldh th* Wat ao W* will know how obr vohnteere ar# getting on." Since Hrlvey had already ds* aerlbod thla uat ban a* only i t feet in diameter aad nine feet high, th* nett quo lion waa: “Isn't there an emotional hat* art, t j to apdak, (a « woman and two man *a closely aaaociated /hr ao long a time 7" Orlando, Florida IUKAL.) Helety, a former college profaaaar, amliedt l i I k , ( M i l ml I t * C M i l , J id a e . "At th# memant acUntltta feat * HI M i l l iB M t r , * M i l e l Florid#. I l F roha tothat for at lcaat tha tint two fa N the F.efale mil month* in apnea or ipoee travel B8 TITHA II. BROWN (t e m e r l, there »IU bo *o much to Itarn Uerth# IL Jtnklaa) D u i u t d hod ao much to do that tea wlU FtNAL T o n f i t Nolle* I* horofe, elvon tket the not really be a problem. "Believe mo, they’ll bo too dog* und*reion*d win, ik ike ilk da, of Miunkir, A. H. till, promt tired in the moon baae to worry about H. After ala month* . . , wall, that U one of the thing* wo Kstouter of tha Katata a t HER. TltA If. BflOWN (form orl. North* II. Jonktiu), dtcoattd, nad at Mid tlm*. thin aad tbor*, aiaka appllcation ta th* oald Judo* for a fla il ooitloaioni at hla adm lntm tuea o f *«id oatat*. aad far aa ardor diochnralag him a* such Ktoautor. Dntod tkl* th* Sth d a , of Aughit, A. D. m * . j t f flOHERT F. JEXKtNd HAPPINESS THROUGH HEALTH BY DR. F. LEO KERW1N The Chiropractors creed Is ; t o locate the root o f the ill* Xneea. Then apply the adjust* -m in ts to the nervn center, f The nerves ee the Chiropraeyilnte out. ere fo ud point a lo r moat o f the humen ilia o f the b X F o r in! I ■Unco carry life force. I f It la squeezed at anv point along Us course, the life force will be cut o ff In just that pro. portlan. ThU U exactly whet happens to produce disease JUttl iuckn«M. Th« Chiropractor’* work U done with hl* hands end the bone* “ • *djusted Mississippi recently to itudy that ■trie's highway coat probleni. Tha Mary and heavily dhry rood* aren’t Might bo ratted. Ho hhU Oh ststruney *f* itandara* oi MfTttb rood*, like hilwlulppi does, and uv* um c money. This SHORT HILLS. N. J. (UPI) - will mutt la narrower shoulders, Jacqaeline Oey Hart, th* pretty drelaage ditebei, right* * of • way poit-debutante whoa* disappear* had leu concent with light dit­ anca Uat Month touched off a na- toacei. tionwida uarch only to tars out Bat Grotegut uld hexvlly-tmde kidnap boex, w u honeymon- •d roada muat (toy at a top standtag today ea aacrvUy aa ahe waa •rd detpKa tha co*t. T bo ClhThlhad rwodhtlon mod* th* great to the Ludlow Community Aaeocletton. o group reptoatnUag both white* aad Negroes, to "atoato a workable plan far democratic living" be­ tween the two race*. 1to araoelatlon will rponaor aa e d u e e t l o l h l end promotional eeapelgn to provent t repetition married. of what boa happened •lctwhct* In a qulpt Eplacopal ceremony — • meu exodus of wblto fan* at her parent*' home here, Gay, Father, 4 Children Ulee when Negrooa move In. a, w u married to Stanley Noyoe Gataea, to, of PayottevUlo, W. Va. Rescued From Gulf Church aad town o/nctol* bad b on PANACEA (UPI) —Six pcnoai, pledged to lueh eocney abost tha wedding that not even tha neigh­ bors knew tt waa takiag place. Gaya father, Ralph A. Hart, from a powtrUu cabin crulacr ta •lecutlva vlea preildeat of tha the Gulf of Mexico. Authorities Uld (lilting guide Colgate Palmolive Co., told nawsHardy Revtll at Sopchoppy and B. D. Woodward of Quincy and his tour children, spent the night ■board tha M-foot craft when lb* Lyles To W & L starter battery went dead. LEXINGTON, V*. (UPI) — Joseph Franc U Lyte*. fortner St. Cmve-In Buries 50 LouI* Uolrtraity athlet* end a LISBON, Portugal (UPI) - An membdr of tka Bllliken boakstearth cave-ln at the construction bell team which woe th* Nettonel site of Pertugsl's first big steel Invitation Tournament In New tall buried so men today. extra hour." York la 1HI, baa been named Berry denied be w u aware of bemball coach et Washington and The men w o r e excavating ground for the Installation of blast any eecetletioes I n v o l v i n g a Lee Univenlty. Lyles played mi­ furnaces at the new mill near “ date." "I've base on tbo nad nor league baseball in th* old St. three years end you den t do that Loula Browns' orgaalxsUon from Itto to IMS. ot T on the tlon locates the . it, Illness In t h e atomnch Ua •then knows where the nerves •nrs pressed upon to produce Thl* correctk the reel cause o f **>• disease end It is fo r tbi* raison that the Chlro^ ^ patients get well : 3 £ t S S t i T k S pK . -that pert of the spina and tftnds how that pressure la Iproduced. Then he repUcee *tho email bones In their najtturnl position and when this -,!• accomplished, the trouble ,*> loafer exleU. However • A m vo does not need to bo cut -to lues pert of it* ability to *nd «»• One o f n eerien of articles pnhltahed in the pnbUe later* set to explain and IBwtrat* the practice of scientific Chiropractic, written by Dr. F, Leo Hernia whoso offlee to located at SOI 8. Freach Ave. end hia telephoao namber U FAirfex 2-7442. TV. I t Ila m l a ll Dacaaaad It W . Were. A lt ,, Woadnaf f •Fork Ine Bide. i n f # * * Florida NEW YORK (UPI) - Marten* Dietrich returned Sunday from e five-weak night elah tour of Sooth America, bearing U places Of hig­ gle* end alee word* about Latina.' “ Latin audience* are alwayi much more onthuiliatk sad warmer," ahe eald on ber arrival at Idlewlld Airport- "la Lea VagAf they are a different breed. Whan tha miewera wrote about my act In Latin America, they did it from 'Those Cats W ore Real Warm' Singer Says Off D ate Mixup RICHMOND, Va. (UFU- Negro rack 'n' n il aiager C h e r 1a ■ (Chuck) Berry Indicated today he will not return to Mississippi to try to refute charges that he ssked a wblto girl for e date. Berry, to, under a *730 bond be posted baton being escorted from Meridian, MUs., for his own safe­ ty, arid it wa* all e “ alsunderitaadlag." but Indicated be will forfeit the bond rathor than re­ turn for trial on disorderly cuoduct charge*. la fact, Berry told reporter* In hla Ant statement deicrlhtag Us version of the Incident, that he had coosUired "trying In rue ell th* way" to the Alabama border to miles away. “ Thou cits were m l warm," Berry aald of th* crawd of teenagora who bocaraa angered over report! that b* had offered (o pro­ long a fraternity dance perform­ ance one hour T h u r s d a y night in exchange for a dato with e wblto girl. County attorney Paul Busby said la Meridian Uut a write bey, Fred Rou Jr., to, ton of a prominent attorney, Introduced Beery end the 20-year-old white girl M she eeuld get bis autograph. Busby uld elso that "R ou hod promised to get Berry e data In GET QUALITY MATERIALS FROM GAI OR LUMBER Co dn/tmuves the opening of our To Buy or Build A Home for the added comfort and convei of our cuatomere and clients. $ M iif a b o u t lon g form fin an cin g vsttnjv f ir Howard C. Long U7 X COMMEttCIAI. OT. wa 2-zeu * Ja j* . Hakes R This Time auDDOae *>«•*• Into their proper poel- JffSonSSSS J/0", for *h* u p o n examine- lievIn* the P r*«ure . D«c« m «4 FI*A L NOTICE Notice U hereby alv«n that 'the t a d tr ilm a l will, an tha ltth Aar at September. A. D. ll|> praaant to tha Honerable C ou n t, Judea Bcmlnele Count,. Florida, hla riX> ratorn. account and Vouchers. Jae Crete*#* asd anatai problems .Executor at tha Batata of W. K . Randall, dacaaaad. and at laid not found la many other stoles. time, than and thara, make applies Ha aald tha atata alto apaada lion to tha laid Judaa tor a final considerable amounts oo engineer- eettlom.at o f hla admlnUtratlun or aald aatata, and for an ori)»r tag probltme la connection with dlech#r*1a* him aa such Kxoeulor designing all roada for a C-milei bated thla tha tth d a , of Auguu aa hwar ppoad. a. a m i. I t W. 'War# Gntognt tad Church went to Aa Executor o f tha Batata- o f o t ro o so n o b lo r o ta s SA N F O R D , FLA. Friday > A. M. • 8 P, M. �s=+=D- i 1 1 1 1 r 1 ^ g O D S T Q j^ Detergent - White Cypress Gardens 9 0 4 u rr QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED . PRICES GOOD Thru W*d., Sept. ln d H O V JSt O A tU H a STEAK C U T -tfft M orton Frozen Beef, Chicken, Turkey, Salisbury Steak COPELAND Jesse Jewel G rade " A " Q u ic k Frozen ALL MEAT SMOKED LIKE HAM Kerjdall Frozen W -D "B R A N D E D " TOP RO UND or CONTROLLED Q UALITY FRESHLY T B O N E STEAK 98‘ GROUND BEEF 3 W -D "B R A N D E D " RO UND BON« Morton Fruit As tor Frozen Green W-D "B R A N D E D " FLAVORFUL SHOULDER ROAST 59‘ PLATE STEW W -D "BRANDED W-D "B R A N D E D " 39' CHUCK R O A S T Goldon 1 Bentam | Red. Delicious Fancy Apples 4 Fancy, Sweet Bartlett Pears 2 U. S. N a 1 Yellow Onions 5 P o ta to S a la d ^ 35* Eat-Aite Spiced §5 Supebrond JO E J * Lunch Meat 'ft? 39* Cott. Cheese ’<& 55* A M Eat-Rit* Sliced B o lo g n a Philadelphia Cream Dre»ed p? 39' W h i t in g <* Tasty V ^ S S i n>. 15* j S w 11 1 �gjHgrtglJgagdMMM Too Lato To Classify M ouktoa at 3181V, M N M l r i tration Books T u then • rotter exetaahre m m tarn. Arttagtoa Heights. I d r o # oat to M t i old bow# « d to w i that tte entire arts w i now Nog* po or CktMOi. Tte old b o m woo ■tin (boro aa wa* tbo tram# oebool I attaadod bat tt U bow an Negre tank. Nogrooo and WUtoo ao w#D aa Chtoeee, Latins, aad a l otbar aaUoaaUtio# intermingle but I found ao aodal lntegrattom or daairo for any oa tbo part • ate ran. Assignment ratal by tho paopto. It would ffhra Somlnolo County lta i aanator Instead o f tho county aharing tho aonator with rmrd County. Tha rogiatratlon offico will bd man from 9 a. m. to noon I to • p. a * Monday through Friday* and from 9 a. m. oon on Saturdaya. Tha of flea of rogtatratlon la In tha Chamber o f Com* 400 E. l i t S t, Sanford. dtiaona ought to got on the rolli and vott. dicato that, at least from tte American point of view, too much to being expected ef these historic vtoltf of the two most powerful Widen la tte world today, Tte danger to, agala from tbo American standpoint, that the figuratively' sweetness aad light will cut the id that Just ground bom under tte strong preperedneaa ataad taken by our al­ lies la Asia; weaken the pro-West­ ern atand of (overnment leaderi te such countries as Japan aad doing* el tte great power* tt Bur- Tte Philippines; and strengthen ■pe aad North America. the hand of tte Communists In Asia has all tbo cohesive gusli- the BO-cnlted neutralists nations of ftos tt Quicksilver. But soundings made by United Press Interaetton Plainly, lbs fear la that the vis­ al ihreogtent tte vast area la- its have teen “ oversold." ■There la a minds of tte Etoeaa may toad ia Aato. ally as wail tally literal- D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D i«(i:iiii "HMrii’, Mcimifj -jm,i i .i fl-t!' :1i: : IM-1 IIJ I '.'II 1M :ll-.ll J j II J ’* ia:•v*i,e mu •nfl •i:iMf- in j . lL.1t-l.-l Hi I M'Jl-J ».'i mi •:' niqr.’ i-; a u'iiM'io t-:i Klt-.ci IE Diving about bis perianal plans for INI. But tte pari where I asked whe­ ther he aad tte First Latte plan­ ned a Washington apartment af­ ter toavteg tte White House, te grinned and said I should have ooe of my lady reporter friends call up and ask Mamie. Several lady raportara did call. • LONDON (UP!) - Adolf Hitler kilted hlmaali te tte stinking ruins of bla Berlin bunker while the boom of Ruaaian guns lolled the death knell of his empire — Benito Mussolini waa shot and strung up by tbo heels In an Ital­ ian gaa station — Frinklta D. Roosevelt died with victory te Europe only day* away — Joseph Stalin lived long enough to plunge peace Into tho cold war — Only Winston Churchill of the "big five" to still alive. At the ago of IS, he spent tte laiy sum­ mer months of IMS cruising around tte Mediterranean oa a Greek mUlteaaln’s yacht. What of tha others whose thoughts and actions of 10 years ago changed the history of tte worldT In Brito in In 1V3>, tho names on everyone's lips were Churchill, Chamberlain and Eden. Neville Chamberlain died a bit­ ter and broken man not long after MBS was waa UQLiwfM, u to il* war declared, fiif hi* ajni spirit shattired by forcee beyond Us con­ trol. Anthony Eden survived as a power te British politics until ltU and soother war, this time against tte Egyptians and Carnal Abdel Natter. It waa ■ war that was ■ disaster, and Eden retired ta January, 1MT, a broken aad dis­ illusioned man. la Prance, the greataet name of them all emerged from tte war years as an all-conquering bare but U was not until lfM that D A ILY C R O S S W O R D ACWOM DOWN IE Tiller of 1. sup J. Alloy of tin tho ooil EDreeoed and copper (Cur.) p. Commenced 1 — - Khan 2L Frown 10. Military EBe M. Man's M[fn|i f P.M M 11.Conscious 4.Foe r‘ -‘--in i m1m w l l l P t t i IE Journeye S. Formsrly If.Biblical W I lELoweetaota China king lulillllUMllmi1! (Outdo) (pom.) M. Cor. IE Sinking i. Cota (It) rected 17. Personal 7. Mine ST.Xnterjee. B»ia»d*|*e Aasesr pronoun entrance tlon JE Ship’s Boors IE Affirmative E To portray 2E Annexe* as. Masculine vet* E French 29. Put together, #0. Island off IE Cabntt chemist ns a quilt Italy daym.) lE A n U ia . U. Instigate ft, Ventura SEAseam burgh tUtoea S3. Jog* « . Flowed lar attraction to our own Maria*tlge hot the capacity to ta n the land aad at St Auguatiae, only iM fi iacrlilnni considerably larger. Located weit la hlo latest mtoatoa to Algeria, of Sob Pedro oa the oeaaa tt la m the a n of the Blaeahower aa improaahro layout A trained visit, DeOauOa to tryiag to deter- whale mow compared favorably mlaa tew far bo c m aa hi offer- with our trained porpoiae ttew at tog terms tar a eeaae-flre. It ia Mariaalaad la Florida. aald that bo will go to tte comWe atopped to photograph da a and poets to got tho viowa of the Church of tbo Wayfarer, where youflgar officers aa tte ftrlag Una. Jaae Mansfield waa married aad Ha aoema ta ba tearchins for then found comfortable a n o a a e •rtaa of toythy beneath the tort! datloea at a lovely mater court al tteaa whs have a rigid and la Long Beach. The next way wo nyloldtag view of tte need to coo- drove to Saa Diego aad found tame tte "paaifleatlca" to tte bit­ thia a thriving buttling city. No* ter end, with all lta horror* at val craft twinned tbo harbor aad arianlaed torture and brutality. iiilori were everywhere ia evi­ hi this te retemblea a eanal- dence. fllwayi Let tlva old ateyhaat fetUng hlo way The following day we vlilted clwcyi d w over terrain that ia taU of pitfalls Kaotta Bony Farm, a unique and and traps. There ta something colorful attraction of a reatored poignant ia this ipectacle, for this Sheet town. It It a muat if yoa •Iweyi flwtf it a noble elephant, who for all aver vlalt Southern California. Of hit amhiguitlM aad obscurities ba* count wt bad to aoo Dlaneyland performed heroic aorvlco ta aa and yoa need a day or more to heroic fashion. really cover thia amasing attrac­ What te tsUi Elsenhower ta tion. Both Kaotte Farm and Dto general outline DeOauUe will make atyland are doing a land offico tte subject of ipeech to tte buainesa and ia my estimation are world, to te delivered eoae time tetter than any gold mine tho after September 10 aad before 4f«ra hoped to fiad. September If. It Eisenhower could Crowdt were tremendoaa at both give tbo aew formula bla whole­ iUnctioni and people actually hearted approval, then DeGaulto’a would atand In luia an hour or itten would ba atrengthaoed at more to gain entrance to tome i* and abroad. But approval ride or ahow that would latt only depends oa whether te can go three or four minutes. At Art NATURAL GAS CO. far enough to convince tte Arete Uaktetter n yt, "People are Fuaaad tte African!, who now stand ay-" To try to fully dcacrite then SOI Buford Ave. FA 2-9281 ta almost unanimous opposition, that te wants to mate a Jut MlCf, September 11 to tte looming deadline. That la tte date on which tte United Nations General Assembly meets. Tha Aslant, Afri­ FOR N E W cans and Ante, with aomo help from newly rebellious nations In ACCOUTS Latin America, an determined to pats a resolution censuring "OLIVETTI” France for conducting ■ "colonel" war In Algeria. po r t a b l e That could te tte trigger setting t y p e w r it e r off a chain al fataful consequen­ with a with E ces. Tte oitnm o aattonallato would with a K cal leader te tte Fourth Repub­ lic. Ha helped draft tte eaaatiteUoa which brought Gen. do Q u i­ to's Fifth Republic Into existence. Edouard Daladler, French Pre­ mier al tte time ef Munich, re­ mained te politic* after tte war, moat ef wUch te spool te Potato tot or Germaa Internment. He w u swept cot ef political life by the Oaulltot landslide last fall be­ cause tt his opposition to GaaL IS,000.00 ACCOUNT Construction Job 93,000.00 ACCOUNT DENVEE (UP!) - Twenty-four young man aad girl* have theta work all cot out tar item next week. They have to rebuild ■ privy te Morriaau Park. They were caught tearing tt down Saturday. ; police agreed /t h e y rebuilt EADIO with ■ 91,000.09 ACCOUNT Sure yon ctn get a cash loan • .. from SEMINOLE LOAN CORP. Monday, August 81,1999 MK1BCH BLDG. ■pterin ever Cuwaafe) pA S.SMI 8 10 Quarterly fo r a $2,000 Loss 9 00 Q—rtarjy tar a 93,000 L ou $100 Qoartari) for a 95,000 L ou ^VAILABLE TO BES1DENTB OF FLORIDA ONLY AGENCY CUP AND MAIL General Insurance PLEASE SEND INFORMATION ON PROSPECTUS �R. McKee, Linda Gail Wigley Wed Calendar Boy Scouts et First Presbyter­ ian Church matt T p. m. Pinccrast Baptist Church Youth Fellowship, T p. m. For D ottie Mr*. W. W. Jennings and daugh­ ter, Mn. Jim Wirnar were hos­ tesses at the bridesmaid's lunchcon for DotUe Williams at tha Mar Lou Restaurant Wednesday at 1 TUESDAY Wort this gown of tulle and antique wstin, with portrait neckline of seal* loped hand-clipped import­ ed chantilly lace and short sleeves. The satin bodice and front of the tulle skirt were appliqued with handclipped imported lace and the back of the bouffant satin skirt terminated in a full chapel train. Scallop, ed veil of imported French illusion fell from a pillbox o f matching lr.;e. The Rev. Richard E. Neumann tficteted at tha doable-ring, canleUght ceremony. Miss Nancy oopman was maid of honor and rttumalda were Miss Ksren lag. Miss Nancy Barry and Miss harry Wigley. Clarence McKee Jr, served his rather at best man and ushers •re Henry MeLaulin III, Terry sorer was Michael McKee. Miss pith and James Jackson. Ringwa Lee Savage, organist pre­ nted a program of nuptial music M accompanied Maurice Van hrk. soloist who sang. " 0 Prom­ ts Me" and "Tha Lord’s Prayer." [The Church was decorated In a Hot scheme of pate and emerald teen, with palms, arrangements I greens and white la both altar bd standing vases, candelabra |th burning tapers floral Koratlons with setln V a along ■ aisles. Miss Wigley was given In marlua by har father. (The meld of honor and attendIU wore identical gowns of Herald green orgatua with racelet iteeves, empire bodices id scoop necklines. They also The luneheoo table waa centered Pioneer Fellowship of First with a white floral arrangement end a miniature bride and groom. Presbyterian Church • p. m. Executive Board meeting of WSCS of First Methodist Church • a. m. followed by business and program meeting nt a. ra. Daughters of Wesley S. S. Class social and business meeting 7:30 P. m. in McKinley Hall Pinecrest Baptist Church Trus- Mmes. C. T. N iblack, James tee's Meeting 1:43 p. m. Partin. H . J . Slayton and C, K. Bucketew entertained Thursday night at the Nlblsck hom e In Ovie­ do. follow ing the Fletcher-Slayton wedding rehearsal. R oom s o f the s p a d o u i home were decorated In keeping with the bridal motif, and carried out a green and yellow co lor schem e. The centerpiece on the dining room table waa a largo heart cov­ ered with yellow satin and ruffles of tulle decorated with lilitio fthe-valley. Silver candelabra con­ taining lighted' yellow tapers were Frank Evans o f Lake Mary had placed on either side of the heart. Invited guests Included Miss a pleasant surprise on his 80th M iry Ann Slayton. Billy rietcher, birthday recently, when ho had P. D. Slayton, Mrs. Nan Parker. several unexpected visitors. They Mrs. N. E. Fletcher, Mr*. Stulls w ere bio ion Frank Evans Jr. of Riggins Susan Slayton, Marilyn Saugus, gists., another son, Jack Mathers, Junle Flem ing, Nellie Beasley, Mr. and Mra. Ransom K. Evans, his w ife and son UavUl Hudson J r ., (he Rev. and Mrs. o f Iloxford, Mass, Jack T . Bryant. Tom m ie Bryant, A lso present a t Ihe surprise 11. J . Slayton, Joseph Duda, Glenn birthday celebration were Mr. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Martin, and Mrs. John Stuart Jr. of A l­ Mr. and Mrs. Slayton Harrison tamonte Springs. Mrs. Stuart is and Steven, Pat Buckelew, C. T. Mr. Evans’ granddaughter and Niblack, Jam Partin and C. K. she was responsible for the whole Buckelew. affair. She arranged Ihe big sur­ prise and prepared the dinner com plete with decorations and brought them to the Evans' home. They included a turkey din­ ner with all Ihe trimmings and a birthday cake decorated with one 30 ybar, and two 13 year candles. A special meeting o f the exe­ Mr. Evans received many lovely birthday presents in addition lo cutive board of the Woman's enjoying the visit o f his children. Auxiliary o f Seminole Memorial Hospital haa been called for 10 a. m. W ednesday in the dining Lake Monroe room o f the hospital. A ll members are urged to attend, Niblack Home Scene O f Party Children Surprise Father S.M.H. Auxiliary Board M eeting f- The Misses Brenda Brown, Judy Lavender, Maria Rowland [and Cent Wheatland entertained • group of friend* with • skating party at Skate City last w eek­ end. The pre-school party was en ­ joyed by the group from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Gueata Included Janet Johnson, David and R icky Gotloher, Anne Aiken, Sonny Mason, Johnny Beawlecbcn, Diane Smith, D oyle Carlton, Norm a Whlttcrn, Paul Colman, Ducky McMurray, R ob­ bia Blake, Jim m y Touhy, T om m y Griffin. PecW ec and Jackie K night, Martha Keel, Jeri Wheatland, Dawn and Billy Liplhrott, Linda and Billy Ball, Linda Stapler, Billy Shaffer and Billy Colman. Unable to attend were Larry Chester nml Kenny, Kathy and Sharon Poff. The girl* mothers Mrs. L. T. Brown, Mrs. Curtis Lavender, M rs. P. W. Wheatland and Mra. W . L. Rowland chaperoned the party. Mrs. M cN a b Gives Going Away Party For Mrs. Adams Mr. and Mrs I). K. McNab en­ tertained Mrs. Martha Adams and other em ployees of the Credit Bu­ reau and the Collection Division of Sanford at a dinner at Jim Spencer's Restaurant Wednesday evening. Mr*. Adam s waa special honor guest as the will leave soon lo make her home In Key West, Fla. where her husband, John W. Adams Is stationed with the Navy. Mrs. Adam s has been employed by the Credit Bureau for the past 2 years. Novel gift* were given Martha at intervals during the dinner which can red much merri mcnl. One being a 3 "carrot'* ring, guaranteed to make your eyes "sp a rk le" if eaten. As a go­ ing away gift she was presented a service for 6 of stainless steel tableware by Mr. and Mrs. MeNah and the em ployes. Those at­ tending w ere Mrs. Mae Davis, Mrs. Jackie Meredith, Mrs. Polly Junes. Mrs. Betty Wright. .Mr*. Theresa Francis and Nil** Pete Rani. Henry Schumacher Personals Honored At Party Mr. and Mra. C. E. Flctemcyer and their daughter, Dee liargreave, were hosts al a surprise party, honoring Henry Schumach­ er last week end al their cottage at Lemon Bluff, it was a last gettogether for a group of friends before Henry leaves to enroll al Cornell University. Guests enjoyed swimming, wa­ ter skiing and a gab scrslon. A cd hambaked served. tile bon* r, John re, Evio ' r ’ e liar n , Schuryeri. ------ --- Oviedo C " lin were ind Mrs. oyal llaaeh. The Nancy C in Or■ grandE, Par- Food Guide For Older "tin ccl©« A turkey dinner with all the trim* mingt and ice cream was sirred to the guests. The hostesses presented Mfca Williams with a sliver bread tthp for a wedding present. Miss WB» Items presented her attendant with white pearl tlirif, to bt wen at the wedding. Those attending were the hrmm elect XUe Dottle Williams, lap mother, Mrs. R. W. WUUamfc Mrs. Jack Burney. Mist Jane Wil* Hams. Miss Sylvia Williams, Milt Sheralyan Williams. Mias Traacet Williams and the heatesses Mr* Jennings and Mrs. Warner. Unable lo attend wen Mr*. Ernie Map* rte end Mrs. Monty Stewart . By MRS. II. I.. JOHNSON M r. and Mrs. William Canup are entertaining as houseguests this week Mrs. (I. E. Youmans and son o f lllackihcar, Ua.t Mrs. Elisabeth Stow art, Atlanta, (la. *nd Mrs. Lucille Canup ol A uguda, tia. Mr*. j acj. ^Vclta and children have returned from Jacksonville "h e re they have been visiting rcU ‘ i>c‘ Mr. and Mra. Chris Thompson have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Atkinson and children of Birmingham, Ala. Mrs. Nathan Stripling and children have returned to St. Simon. Ga. after visiting with Mi*. Striplings parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. I - Keller, Mr. , m| Mrs. John dorm er and , on H|,o have been In Collinsville, j|j_ |,„yC returned to Monroe to reside. A l present they are with Mrs. dorm er’ s parents Mr. and M is. Ilichatd Bans. Mr. lllu] Mrs, George Townsend ,jr. nml son* of Tindall Air Forrc lla*e, Fla. were callers at the honio of their cousin* Mr. attil P aile w ax will keep m oiit and In excellent condition If a damp doth Is placed over the wax be fore replacing the can's cover. Circle M eets The Dorcas Gird* of the Up* iala Freaby^slt* Church meg Thursday at tb* home, of Mrs. Reerw with Mn. Georg* Simmon* president presidio* Mas, Bite* mona led tha Apostles Creed tel* lowed by prayer by Mrs. Clove* Karrs. Mra. Jane Thompson resigned as secretary and Mra. Mam waa elected to finish out tha ten* la the absence of Mra. John An* des, Mrs. Kcece gave the tree* aurera report. Mrs. Simmona re* ported that tho Mite of Pennies has reached more than the half way mark. l!(00 feet of pennlu have been turned In. The Sept, meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. E. 0. Daniels on Lake Markham. This will be a pot luck dinner, and members will make choir robes for the Youth Choir. Refreshment* of coffee, soft drinks, sandwiches ah a cookies were served by the bta* less to the nine member* protest REM EM BER Y e a r VacaUea W ith S N A P BHOYB WIEBOLDTS CAMERA SHOP 31* 8. Park Are. People Available ties are m ore likely to be over­ weight than those In any other decade o f life. Women who were overweight seem ed lo com plain of more physical ailments at an ear­ lier age than women of normal weight. To control excessive weight gain, raalgly the result o f de­ creased activity, older people can gradually reduce calorie intake to a point where Ihry can maintain their normal weight. It m eans cut­ ting down on sweets and fats with­ out sacrificing foods that are. good sources of proteins, m inerals, and vitamins. Copies of this bulletin "Food Guide for Older F olk s" are free on request at the office of the Home Demonstration Agent, Lasrmrnt floor of the Courthouse, Sanfurd. Enterprise First Aid Medicine Safe For Small Fry With the children outdoors from dawn till dusk enjoying their sum­ mer vacation, mother must play nurse to a host of juvenile cuts, scrapes and burns. But the clever hom em aker's medicine cabinet boasts fold up tulies o f antiseptic and petroleum jelly, as well as handages. for Just vuch minor emergencies. And, by lettuvg child­ ren administer Ihetr ow n first aid, she may prevent tears— withhout fear of bottle-breakage or spills, since, besides keeping Iheir eontents fresh and clean, collapsible metal tubes are unbreakable and ndn-spillable— even by amall fry. food essentials, and that well-be­ ing Is directly affected by what they est. Calcium and ascorbic acid are often short in these diets. Those persons who had higber totals of ascorbic acid in their diets were found to have health­ ier teeth and gums. Those with higher protein and iron intake had higber level of blood hemoglobin. Earlier studies showed that in­ creasing calcium intake ol teat animals made a longer Me. De­ Glass Fact partment scientists think that this "A nnealed" m eant that a finish­ m ay also apply R> humans. The problem of excess weight ed piece of glass i» reheated and has alio been Investigated. Studies then gradually cooled to give it indicate ***** women u the ir LI- greater strength. LARRY ELMORE Larry Elmore Plans Career Lunchbox Hint Clean out the school lunchbox with a sponge or cloth dipped in a solution of three tablespoons o f soda and a quart o f water, to keep it sweet and odorless. Kune and dry in the sun. A s Aviator Larry Elmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Kltnoie plans lu enter Georgia Military College, in .Milledgeville, Ga. to continue hi. education. His father was a Chief in the U. S. Navy before he retired two years ago. I.arry hope* some day to be an aviator. He com pleted his freshma year of big high school at Elisa­ beth, N. C,, his sophomore year at George Dewey High School in Subls Ray, Philippine Islands and his junior and senior years at Seminole High. Ills favorite subjects were chem istry and math. Ills favorite recreation hobby is swimming, lit is an espert at water skiing. He haa been employed during the summer months by Odbani and Tudor Construe: on Co. Academ ic Crush —The National Education Asso­ ciation predict* a 20 per cent increate in the number of students per teacher during the next lu years. To balance shortage against boom In students, NEA surge its larger classes which might be taught using television and other m echanical devicee. The associa­ tion also recommended ehmlna lion of courses that draw only a PHONE FA 2-1318 ADMISSION «0c K ID D IE S UN DER I J— FREE TOS1TF. A T U E S . FIR ST SA N F O R D SH O E IN G A T 7:37 A N D 10:30 p . M. UUtPW C O -F E A T U R E A T ONLY RICHARD WIDMAHK DORIS DAY IN “TUNNEL OF LOVE" FEATURE: 1:15 - 3:20 5:2.5 * 7:50 . 9:35 • Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed! �Vrv;*i-•!/-T- e».v^-Jr ii.-rf*o •■ ■", - ‘ h • * ■ •* ft- - ^ .jf - j ; -Si *-'./** •j’1 • - <, •'• ■ - .h - r - e o r . , . i !- which w trt cold to help oop 242'd new Scout h u t (Staff Photo) iuU Ts t k M It may concern: Nettr* la hsrnby gl»*n ta i c n r l a t i with Section I at the Baalsf Rngulntlnne that Ortnndo !ndu*trl»l Dscelapurs. lac., haa Im i n IM • “Uaa" permit la taiull a aewaga trMUMtal plant aa Let It ia i water lyatm aa Lit HA at Ortaads laCucutal rack ticirtW la Vial I n k 1*. t a il ! W. Public hearing will ha halt la Ua Seminole Chttnly Caurt Hu m . Ccunty Cemmlulcnerc raoa, WHaiaOr, h llia k w IS lilt at T:U P. p. ar aa aaaa thereafter aa pocdbln. leailaola Ccunty Xnnlmg CcmmUilcn l r Rcbert A Rrawa riftaally ■cmlnwln Ccunty la a la g m u t t atMtlag is Uw UaltM «»• I I K u t i l r t M U M BTATtTRB Umw hi Haw Tart. • r tMat But. ualika tosm, tlw Soviat NOTICE to UKIUCBT ■QIVK.V, leader U aot likely to he twayid That N. J. Behr tha holder at the thia tlna to hath dews aiala. following rertlftcsta hae filed aald Alton Swoim Gets Winn-Dixie Award Allhh Ldtelf SvdlH, I M AwcUt Atpttue, la b m «( 141 MiiAbMI throughout UW Boatli who hgro dlatrlhutlen a ad far final dieoharg*. aad that a* aeptamhor II, M S •• will apply la U a Manorable Wllaaw Alasaadtr, Ceuaiy Judge at aemluele County, flarldn. foe nppretai nf aald ftaal rat am a and far an enter nf dltutbatlen and far final dlacharen aa Raaeu* tar a( tan will af UcMARO R. BRKUtR, deceeeed. leguei at, tall, riitBT x a t iu n a l b a r k a t Ceuaiy of Bamlaele, Btata af FlcrIda. Vmleae each eartlflcate ahall la redeemed accordleg to lew tbe pro* perty deecrtbed la aneh eattifleate will be held la tbe blaheet bid* dtr at tbe front deer nf tbe 8eml* aele County Cwnrt Hnuen at den* ford. Florida, oa tbo ftret Monday la the month af October. 1*11, which la tha Ith day of October, lilt t*dled thia Itth, day at August. m i. n. r. Hamden clerk Circuit Cenrt. ■emtnala Cauaty, Fterlde (Official Clerk's aeali Publlah: Auauct It, September T, TAB RREB (IRC »M,w r u a i n t n m t i e _______________ ieeJ I hereon. The conldvoi* .a m ­ ber end J**r at laaaaaes tha deerrlptlea af Ik* properly, and tha asms Is wkUh It waa aaaeeoed nr* aa fallawat Cartlfluni* No. I l l Tsar af lesuoaca Jan* Ik A D. mi I ^ M M ln t lo n n i m -— -- , -, . mini|(ifB M rli|lll|l Ut* i* e it Reatai *1 Wins nod Ferk Ftat Rook I Paso M Kern* in which ******** Thai benla Roberta All of a*U preperiy helag la |ht rokhiy of *e.uiaole, guto of Flor­ id*. t'nleeo tush mtUdcelo ahall he redeemed aemrdlag t* lew the properly described to Pwob cortld. ceio will be Cold to tbe hleheei bidder el b* free daor of the gomtpole County Coen Mouao at garfard. Florida, ea Ut flrat Ifowdny In tbe m**u ef o*t*ber. iu>, wkUh te the ilk. dey *f ottaker, i i i s 1*4 Ul* ,,U l XUTICE Id HKRKRT GIVKX. T U l Foal B. Smith the belder et tbe fellewlng cert ideate hae tiled eeld tertilleat* tee tea deed t* be leeaed tharos* The cenldcnu eamber end year .< laeueece, the deaertbUea ef the property, and Ik* name l* whies It wat ateaaaad are ea fellas at Cert l fire le No, III Tear ef leauaare Juaa a. D Ul* t te If Rlk U Tract II •aelesd* dprtege Accor tine t* Fteta Thereof Recorded epos *h* Fublia Record* of Seminal* Canary FUrIda Nam* ta whleh u m im J o. f. A« of aald *r»aerty being U the Cauaty nr Semienin. him* of Flor­ id*- I’nleea eneh reretdcoi* sanlt ho redeemed aeeordtne i* Uw u t preporty deecrlhed |* au.n certinho p"U to tb* kishaat hltdey St the front door *f tb« * * * *f <t It Memdaa Clark Ctrawlt Ceart, w trsst.’ss!- *w ? « i. f a r » v ■» !k*e*tiie«)»B»^T3m|(p.gWi(i«w|hi■"ii*n*ngtotoiisARtoR^F Planning Warm Weather Menus rubllab; Aaauat It, September T, it * ii. m i •F t»*B NOTH'* 11 HRRBBT UIVKN. That H. O. Heteteah tha hatdar af Ua fellewlng cartlflcata hka filed aald canlttcata ter taa deed in he leeaed thereon. The cartlfl* rate number had yaar et Iwuance, the dneurlblle* •* «»• pmperty. •ad tb* nama I* which It waa aeerued ar* ea fellow a: Certlflcwte X* lie Tear af Ueaaata Juaa ft. A V HI? Deoeetptlow •* Property l o l l | A I Rlk A Fir at AddUlen te Replat ef I.eke Mobile Choree Plat Reek I Fade II , v. , Name In whlck aeaatotd N. U. Jr. You and *a*h af yea ara harahy matl(log aad n tb ltlf te Bmaant eay claim* and demead* whiah yea. or aiiher af paw, may knee agaiatt the Mtate et RUXABRTM W. r lc m a x a K, deeeeeeS tot* ef held Cauaty. la tha Cauaty Jade* ef Bemlaele Ceuatr. Florida. at hla A France* A MeHonell offlad to » • mart bout* ef aald Alt of said preperty betne In W* County ef Bomloolo, Ptat* e( County et Bastard, Florida, wtuie eisht aaleader moat ha tram the Florida. Cat*)* auth certificate than b* (.deemed acovrdlae In law time at MB flrat publication of thte belted. Kara alelm *r dtmead shall the property deecrtbed la inch cer­ be in writing. had bdsll aute toe tificate will be eeld t* in* btoheet bidder at tk* fleet doer ef the bleet ef re*idee re sad peel title* eddraw af tod atolmeat. end shell WIS Cemlnol* County Court Medio at he ewem in by toe eiatetank hie Hated this Hie. day at August, Seiterd. Florid*, ea lb* flrat Menhpeni, er ettwraer, sad eay baeh day in tb* maau et tKteber, m i, tiaim or damns* set h tile* eaell t , **‘ a F. tiered.. which te U* ith, day at Ucteher, be btid. clerk circuit ceen. m *. »' demael If. lushsiaa Hated Uia 1US Bey et Aegon, Bemtenlo Cenaty, Florida A* eaeewtet *t U * Lest wui Offtnel Clerk* beat) Hi* eed Teetemeat et a r Meradee Fabliah: Auguet H, deptember I, laiiebetb W. Buch****. .Official Clark* Bant) A Ii* !«*» deceased Publish! Auiuat 11. faptamhar T. First publlceuee d*bi- I, s 14 A fj [t t iw t o ____ Dlraeter IMT OeaeetoWaa •* F ccp cn y i ■ t-oia t A It Hlk H Tract II Panlaait Syriaa* Accerdlug la boM n i r M toUBgg scholartoipt Pint Thareef by Wiaa-Dttla t o f u . tac. Kecorded upon tha Public Kacorde at Swaiw roceitad adwlanklg ••* iemtndc Ceuaiy Florida alauaaa to Uw aRouat af UN Name ta- which aaeoeaed Uaraylr, a jear to ilttatf tlw ValTtnlty lar. of Vlorida to GstodaYUle. Tha All of aald property being la the af BcmliAlc, Btaie of trier* past wai bawd upw KhalaMie Coahly t'aleea aura certificate ahalt ichlsvetaest, mtrU aod tbt dttin Ida. be redeemed according ta law the tor adueattoMl i f r i K t a n t , it property deecrlhed In auch cam* wai ihhouaced by H. L. Avery, llcate wilt be bold to the hlgheet at the front door of the Ttca president of tba Jeckeooville bidder Pemlaele County Court Homo at glviiUw of Wtoa-Dtota Store*. Paafnrd. Florida, an the flrat Mon­ Tbo 141 icbolarihipi i n i r f i f day In the month of October, Dip, for tha iWMt it bool jtar rapra* which le the llh, day af October, till. mdled aa toertaw of M avar Uw Hated Ihle tlih. day af Auiuat. pravioua yaar under too Wtoa-Dto* till. O. I* Herndon it Storti found*uo« progran. clerh Circuit Court, which waa bdgua to ISO, lfr. aemlnoto County, Florida Avery added. (Official Ctarh'a aealt nve *i. iiniimi* | "Bit m.. , That N. O Uelrteeh the helder ef the ftileWleg certificate haa filed aald rent fleet t for lea deed to be Imued thereon. The certificate num­ ber and yaar at teiusnr*; tha da*, •nation of tha propertt. and tha name la whlth It waa ******** ara ae fallow at Certtflcnta Km Tl Tear at iMuaai* Jaaa tr, A. D t il l D*o»o*g**ch et Fu eorin N «• Ft at Let t hlech tl A. O. Chaypell'a dabdltiblen riat Book 1 Fapa 11 Kama in which a*ee*ied Laura ciarh. Heira All at aald aroberty baiaa la tha Cauaty of gamlaale. htata af Flar* Idh. I'alaaa aach carttftcntt eaell ha radeamed according to Uw tho yrepetiy daacrlhed la tack eon in. eete will bo aoid t* tao hiaheat bidder hi Iho front deer wf the Pemtnele County Court Haute el hen ford. Florida on the fltet Mad­ der to the month ef Ucteher. I»»*. Which Id the lit, day ef ucteher. XOT1CB P in A Canultr eertlflcaie for tarn deed ta he l.eue.t tnereen. Tha cartlflcata number end tear af leauance, tha deaerlptlea of the treeertf, and the aame la which It waa aaaeaaed ara aa fat* lawa: Cent IIrate Ne. t i l Tear af laaaaaea June H I D . Legal Notice that fell*' .. Bob Crumley Agencyl NSTICR nr AFFUCATlO.h BWR TAA URRU tBRC. IRdAd FLRRtBA RTATLTRB ■F tMBI NqTICB IB MRAKBT telVCN. Thai IL O. Mclatseh tha balder •f ike fellewlng mrtlflento ha* ftltd aald earllfttal* for u s dead to bo issued thereon. Tk* eartittcat* number aad »**r at Issuance, me daeaHBllen *f the property, and Iks asm* I* which It was aa•eased ara a* tellewai rem n an t* No. H I BRTKR ur APPLICATION FOR TAk Ilk El) ICBC. IM.I* FLORIDA hTATLTRS n r l»ca I NOTICK IS HKUUUT UIVKN, That N. J. Mohr U * holder of tha follow mg certificate hae filed eald eertlflcaie far Ins deed to ha issued thereon. The certificate number and year •( lieuanne, the deecrlpliue of the bre»*'U> *»J ihe aamn la which It was aaaaaaed ar* a* fol­ low*: eertlflcaie Ne. I ll Teer ef laeuaac* Juaa Ik A V. mt Paaeetpttow af Freperty. Let II Black II lleldrared HtlebU Hat Reek i r*a* it Name ln shirk aaaeaaed Martha Mublmaa A.I of aald yreyany being la the County *( Bemlaela, Stata et Flor­ id*. Inleta auU certlflcnt* ahall b* redeemed according to law |hs property deecrtoej in such centtkatn will be eeld to tb* hlgheet bidder at Ihe front door wf Ua Pemlaole County Court Houeo at Bastard. Floridm aa tbo first Men­ der la the meat* of ualobor, ill), • » 'i l I* tn* ua. day of Ucteher. ill). Hntad this l!tA day et Auguet, ms rv P. Herode a cteik Circuit Court. PemiOLile County, Florida (Official Clerk* Baal) Fublinni Ausuat 11. Sefiambar T. It A XL m t hWTICR OF AFFLICATIOR FOR TAA UKKD |*RC. ISklU FLORIDA OTATLTKh o r ipwi NOTICK U HKKAHT . OIVKN. Thai -V J. Bear Ua hatdar of tha fellow tag earuficoia haa filed aald catUfl.aie fur tan deed ta he laewe* thereon. The certificate lum­ ber aad year af leauance. tha deecrlptiea et the preperty, and the earn* ta which U wan saaaaead art at fellow at CartIticale Ne. ID Tier at laauaat* Juno Ik A D IHl D*e***witow of Fropony ■ tart | Block b la ri Arbor Country Club Kauanca docUoa PUl Rook 1 Fog** Tl A Tl Nam* la wklck aaaeeoed Cburck ef Rt. Mar), IUta«llle, N*» T*rk All or **ld property batag la the t'ewhiy af Seminal*, State *t FlerIda. Valaea a*.a cartltteaia ahall be redeemed arcordlad to law lh* praeerty deeurlbed la auth tarTilIcdte will he sold ta tb* klgheat htddor at Ua fteot deer of U* Baaioel* County CoaM Houe* at ■oafard. Florida, oa tb* tlr*i Men­ der in the month of UeUW*r, iHk whlck i* U* Its. day at Uulnhor. Tear el 1abuaaee Juaa Ik A. D. lMI meooelpelow of Preparey. tvt/i *t a it of gtri* Portion 111 Tpwwphlp si, RsPga tk keel t Actea Nam* is whiah a******* Fred T. Frealey All *f astd preperty being to ill •.'empty of geminate. Slat* af FW ide. t'aleea auch certiflest* Shall ho redeemed *<uerd>ag to lsw tb* properly daaertbed la rhch centflrat* atll he * ■•* to ihe hlgaeil kiddrr St Iba front door af tha Pemisals Cwaaty Coort Men*, st Poafwrd. FtafiSS. aa lb* first M*»Sey is the month of Otiobor. IHl, Which lh tha ith, day at October. D IP IMk Haled Uia Itth day af Aaguit. Haled It.! i;u - d«y of Ausaak mt m t (V P, Herndon O P Herndea Clark Ctrewtt Cehf. C ta ik Ctrwntt C o u rt. gemlaA* C*a*>t), Florida Uerntnala Ceuaiy. Florida tOffieihl Oath'* daali -------iO fftc a l C le r k * P e a li Puhllbk: A.suet Hi daplamhar t. Pub! lb August Hi Stpl*Rb*r T. Ik li. UJA "*1P|>)Ki remember. YOUR . FAMILY NEEDS A SQUARE MEAL OF NEWS EVERYDAY ... Be Sure Your Summer Menu Includes Plenty o f Food for Thought! Keep Up With the World! Keep Alert And Alive Every Day! Read • * • Ihe Sanford Herald �— ' J — h -. j t » * W tti t a tin |« M i vriat their World ^ S t r ic t tickets kwt they'd better “ >n h i M ilk i| M for the u b i •* ***** i f f loooto because It .could easily bo tbo supposedly :ioog*|OM Pin too. - ^P* J a ^ r t i Wblto Sox nelly did ■ Job oa tbo ladling u oil Wt r r o f f ii f up their first Aaer. lean League pennant aiaeo l»i». Al U fo t’ speedy now took a doubleheadar from tbo Tribe Sua_ day, B1 and H btforo NJM at # Cleveland to iwocp a four-geme "toaw down lortaa" and loaftboa tbolr load to III gaaea-loegest of tbo m in i Tbo Wblto Sox aivor bad It ao good. If they win only 13 of tbolr «■»*■*■* » games, tbo secondffaco Iadtaaa atilt would have to win If of tbolr la»t M to ever taka tbo*. Tbo Piratoa aren't la aueb good abapo, of coumr but they aren’t exactly complaining. Tbty mod# It niao out of tbolr lait It by iwceplag a twin-bll] from tbo Phillies. 11 aad 7-4 in It laalagi. with llttio Boy Paco fashioning hii ntb victory of tbo Mason without a defeat in tbo nightcap. By taking two from tbo Phils, the Pirates eliabod to within four games of tbo first-place Giants, wbo dropped a 7-0 declaim to tbo Dodgers, The Cuba beat tbo Braves, 6-2, aad tbo Bods defeat­ ed the Cardiaals, 6-4. Among the "also raas” la the AL, the Tigers took over third place with a 4-6 victory over tbo Athletics; tbo Senators topped tbo Yankees, 3-1, end the Bed Box blanked the Orioles, 3-0. .Line Scores Natfaual Laegne Oat game) PbHadlphia Old HP 000— i « i Pittsburgh 10P 000 001— ] 10 Boblnton ( II ) a a d Tbomst. Haddlx (U P) and Burgess, HRFroesa. > (2nd game, IP innings) Phils. HP 000 000 1— P p i Pittsburgh OM OOP 122 T 12 1 Semprocb, F a r r e l l (B) tad Thomas. Daniels, Porterfield (1), Kline (3), Green (6), Grots (I), Fsee UP) aad Kravttx. WlnnerFsct (UP). Loser—Farrell (IP). HBs—Kravttf, Stuart, Boucher. (2nd game) Chicago 012 0 » Oil— P 11 2 Cleveland OOO310 OOP- 4 0 2 Latmia, Lawn (P) and Romano, Lollar (l). Bell, Grant (3), Gar­ cia (I), B. Smith (!) nod FlUGerald. Winner — Latman (0-3). Loser—Bell (14-11). HRa — CeUvlto, Smith, Held. too waits nos won their open­ er from the Indians with a fiverun aiatb-iaaiag rally that Early Wynn launched with a home nut. Wynn, wbo needed Gerry Staley's help in the eighth, won bin 17th of the see ton and saatb of Ms ca­ reer, tying him with Bob Poller and Eppa th e y for total major league victories. Barry Lalaan won hit eighth game In the nightcap although ht gave way to Turk Lawn in the sixth. Before departing, Latman yielded Cola-lto's aatb homer with two on and Woodie Hold’a aith homer with the bases empty. Pace, wbo new baa won 22 straight ever two seaseos, got away a bit lucky in Pittsburgh's Mcood game win ovsr Philadel­ phia. Ed Bouchee bomered off Paco la the top of the 10th to put the Phils ahead, 35, but Dick Stuart doubled borne two runa elf af rm CQttfiM BM TALie A < W £ - ; (1st game) Chicago 000 005 001— P • 0 Cleveland 000 020 010— 3 10 Wynr, Staley (I) and Lollar. McLlsh, Locke (I), Htrshminn f<) and FitsGersld. Winner — Wynn (UP). Loser—MeLish (IP T). HRs—Held, Wynn. 'P lay Day' Rodeo Stock Obtained Rain ted Tampa’s Tarpons best the Sanford Greyhounds 2-0 Sat­ urday night In the Mason's dos­ ing gams at Tamps. The game was called after four and a half Innings on account of rain with Tampa Isadlng 2-0. Rigon's home run and two other safeties give the Tarpons (he lead. In Rolling Up45-28Win 4 R E M O V E P A IN T Even If yeu’ve never den# it before, yon can strip eld pent easily with 3trypease £y«em/, the water* riaseble paint ro“ m w .A I m u I and Asnrwere F/*jos/*/vr so AWCM A CASB OA S M T r m rME lO O P OFF 7MB 'AMOMP MacKay Holds Hopes Rain, Tampa Beat For Davis Cup Victory Packers Show Spark Called Prose InUraatfaual When the Greta la y Packers went to training camp, new Coach Vince Lombardi claimed bis big­ gest problem would be to conquer the "attitude of defeatism I know is here." The former New York Giants offensive coach, who also doubles ns general manager with (be Packeri, listed a number of other difficulties at tbo time but It was obvious be was most concerned with the temperament of bis new players. And you couldn’ t exactly blame him because the Packers wero tbs worst taam In tbs Na­ tional Football League last year, winning only one of 12 games. However, ooe look st tbo Pack­ ers this summer would indicate Lombardi bss licked bis biggest problem and is resdy to pull a couple of surprises once the sea­ son gets underway Sept. 2T. With six different players shar­ ing in the scoring, tbo revitalised Packers rollsd to tbslr second straight victory In three axhibllion starts Saturdsy night by whipping die PMladelphii Eagles, 45-31. Tbs Forty Nlners, led by vet ■ran quarterback Y. A. Tliile and rookie Tommy Davis, bandod tbs Cleveland Browns tbsir third con­ secutive defeat, 1M4; the Loa An gelss Rams stopped the Chicago Cardinals, 34-21: tbo Giants shut­ out the Detroit Lions, 31-0; the Natlaxal Leagwe W-L-FeL GB Ban Francisco i l 51 j *2 * Loo Aagelts 71 50 .ssa 3 Milwaukee 1000 AH 3 Pittsburgh TOa AM 4 Chicago «3r .Ml loti Cincinnati u « .Ml 10\i St Lords 0112 .450 13Vi Philadelphia 54 TV .400 30V* Benday's Results Pittsburgh l Philadelphia 1 1st Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia f 2nd Detroit 000 000 121— 4 t 0 Kansas Cily OOP OOO OOO- P I P Motel (UP) and Wilson. Daley, Sturdivant (!) end Smith. Loner -Daley (1P1I). HRs - Wilton, HossL Greyhounds, 2-0. Bears crushed the Pittsburgh Steel era, 5411. and the Baltimore Colls downtd the Washington Rrdikini, 23-10, in other week-end action. Tittle threw two touchdown passes to glvs Ssn Francisco (2-1) and early (140) tead and Davis booted a 23-yard field goal In the fourth period for the margin of victory. Jim Brown scored both Cleveland TD's. Tbs Rams (1-2) took a 14-1 half­ time lead sod then moved up and down the field almost at will In the tacond half to easily beat the Cards (3-1) before a crowd of 52,013 In the Los Angeles Coliseum, Versaute Frank Gifford was practically the whole Giants of­ fense In tbsir victory ovsr ths Lions (2-2). Gifford scored two TD’s on Charity Coneriy passes and tbtn directed a third scoring drive while playing quarterback. It was the cleats' first victory la three sUrti. Quarterbacks Rudy Buklsh and Ed Brown were the stars in ths Bears’ cniihinx defeat ef Ute Btselars while the Colts took ad­ vantage of loose Washington play la whipping ths Rodskins. leaer Carlton Willey. Key blows la the rally were Jim Marshall's double which tied the seert el 11 Md Irv None-1 two-run tlagis. Ex-Cardlasl Eddie Kesko drove la throe runs to help Clncleastl snap, n toor-gem# st. Louis winalas atresi. jsy Hook hurled a seven bluer for hie fourth win. Over in the Aasricen League, Don Mo.il of Detroit peeled Ms lMh victory when ht held Kansas City V throe bits and also belted his first major league bomsr. Buss Kemmtror and Tex Clev­ enger combined In a five hit pitch Ing effort that led Washington to victory ever New York. Kemmerer, who won bis eighth game, bad a throe-bit shutout until bo bad to leave with a pullsd back mus­ cle ia the sixth. Frank Sullivan pitched a fourbitter and struck out nlae ia Boatonn win ovsr Baltimore. Standings mtCKCY, Milwaukee Ml Ml 000— j i t Chicago OOP 000 llx— P 10 1 Willey, McMahon (I) and Cran­ dall. Hobble, Henry (g) and S. Taylor. Winner— Hobble (13-11). Loser- Willey (M ). HR - Ms- Box F Ranch owner F. T. Marl* weather has agreed tn furnish the thews. cattle for the Dusty Boots Biding Cincinnati too 101 030— p n 1 Club "Flay Day" next Moaday. Bt. Louis 220 OOP 000- 4 1 1 Brahma calves will be used for Hack (4-3) end Bailey. Gibson, roplag. Dulibx ( !) end Smith, Loser—Gib- A "Bell the Bull" event, nsw to the rodeo circuit, Is scheduled to sen (1-4). Hit—Beyer. bo In the gamss. One rider ropes San Froclseu 012 000 t i l - P 1 3 the bull while another fist a bell Lot Angeles ooo git i n — 1120 to the aalmat’a tail. AnloneUl, Miller (1). Worthing, All horse owners are Invited to toe (1), McCormick (P), S. Jones meet with club members end Join (•) end Lendrltb. Sherry, Craig (he activities Monday at 2 p. m. (I) and Pigaalano. Winner—Craig In the arson behind the Farmer's (1-5). Loser—McCormick (11-12). Auction Markst, Onora Rd. Spec­ HRs—Kirkland, Mays, Hodges. tators are invited. Fret children's American League pony rides will be available. Ballimoc* OOP POP POP-P 41 Persona interested (a Joining the Boston 301 POP OOx— I 3 0 club may call L. D. Roberta at Wilhelm, Fisher (I). Loom (I) FA 2P1P3 far information. end Trie ados, Sullivan (PP) and mm 'yisfi tdlliimi1 *"hurts1*1** White. Loser — Wilhelm (I3»). •grt HR—Stephens. New York OOP OOO001- 1 a p Washington 100 OM lOx— 1 » l Terry (PIP) and Berra. Kernmerer, Clevenger (!) and Court­ ney. Loser — Kemmerer (P14). HRs—Allison, Lopes. Dick Tamil in tbo bottom of tbs totb. Stuart also bit a pinch hom­ er. bis nst, In tbo ninth. Bob Skinner's fourth Mt of the game, a twt-eut tingle hi the ■lath, woo the opener far the Pirues. Lefty Harvey Hsddim gave up anly six hits, including Gene rreeae’a llth homer, in notching Us llth triampb. An error by third baseman Jackie Brandt pend the way for two untamed rune la the ninth that gave the Dodgers their vic­ tory ever the Glasts. Wally Moon followed with a triple to tie the score at M and after Sam Jonas relieved leaer Mike McCormick, the Dodgers filled the bases an two walks. Willie McCeoey then let In the vrtaalag ran when ha fumbled Nona Urker*! grounder. The Cube wen their game from the Braves with a flvt-nm rally in the alghlh al the sipeaee of FOREST HILLS, N. Y. (U PDBarry MacKay, celobnllag bis 34th birthday, can make t present of the Davis Cup to the United States if be defeat! Australia's Neale Fraser today when the two tennis stars resume their decisive Jingles match in the 1*36 challenge round. O il Slick Fatal To Race Driver MIWAUKEE (UP!) - An oil slickened track was blamed today for tbo death of Ed ElUlan, the first victim of a fatal auto racing aecldant la more than two years at State Fair Park hen. Elitian, 33. Fresno. Calif., was burned to dsilh Sunday during tbo 300-mile big car rice wMch climaxed the W i s c o n s i n State Fair. His car spun out on ■ turn, crashed Into a wall, overturned and burned. Each won one act on tbs center rourt at the West Side Tsnnis Club Sunday before darknesa forced them to halt. Their match, now re­ duced to a beit of three atruaglc, resume* thin afternoon. MacKay, on leava from (ha U. 5. Air Foree, admitted a victory over Fraser would be "the biggest birthday present 1 could ask for,” Howaver, the Dayton, ObJo, giant was pitted against sn equally pow­ erful swinger who Is the No. 1 play­ er la tennis-mad Australia. Australia started Sunday's final two singles matches In the best offive series with a 3-1 lead, but Alei Almodo, Um lean, moody Peruvian who won the cup for the U. S. last year, regained enough of his form to beat lefthander Rod Laver in a record M-geme four sets, »7, 4-S, 10 B. 12-10. That match took 3 hours and 23 minuti, and It was after • p. m. whan Mc-Kay and Fraser took the court. Fraser took the first set, 26, but MacKay won the sscond, 0-3. The Thursday Night Mixed, a new local bowling leagut will have Its second aeries of matches Thursday night ai the Sanford Bowling Alleys. The Florida Stato Bank team will meet Furniture Center, B. Edward* Builder*’ Supplies wU take on the Sunland Estate* group, and Stelnmeyer Roofing will roll against South PlnecmL Furniture Center, the banker*, and Sletnmeyer’s now hold the lead resulting from last Thurs­ day’s contest*. Each has n 2-1 record. The other three teams are tied far second slot. Frances Mackey led both the men end the women tn last week's matches with n 210 acratch game. Following waa Den Stellar with a 204 high game, SH three game total; Ed CsUan: 3BS-J43; and Tom Strlngbam, 1*0-302. President of tbo longue ia P. LElmore: vleo president, John Og­ den; end Mcrotary-treasurer, Mar* lie Woods. League Leaders Writers Nominate Auburn As Choice Only games scheduled Tuesday’s Garnet JACKSONVILLE (U P I) — Po­ Detroit at CMcago (night) werful Auburn, which has not loet Kansas City at Cleveland (night) a game since 1914, is the choice Washington ai Boston o f 7 to 12 Southern sports writers (Only garnet scheduled) to grab the Southeastern Confertnie football title this season. The writers, voting In a poll sponsored by the Jacksonville Piersall Batter Journal, selected Coach "S h u g" Jordan's Plalnimtn snd gave only After Head Pain CLEVELAND (UPI>-Oulfl«lder two first-place votes to national Jim Pciriall of the Cleveland In­ champion Louisiana Mate Univer­ dians reported today he felt sity. Mississippi was d clrn a ted for "muck better" after suffering a severe pain in Ms bead that ne­ the third spot, followed by cessitated bla removal on a stret­ Georgia Tech, Tennessee, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, cher from the field during Sun­ Alabama, day’* double-beadtr with the Chi­ Vanderbilt, Mississippi State and cago Whlto Sox, Tulane. READY FOR UAYTUNA RACES — n o n a n i row ier of Mlanl Springs, shown here with his wife. Evelyn, was among the first drivers to fits entry for too 8CCA sports car races scheduled at Dayton* International 8peedway. Fowler will be driving • Porsche Carrera. Th* Daytona Beach nporta car races head the Labor Day weekend aporta program for Florida. Tampa Beats Saints, 7-8, In Series Opener ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) — Once-beaten Su Petersburg hopes to even the scoro against Tampa hen tonight In the second game of the Florida State League's be*t-of-aeven playoff for the league championship. Tampa, Um season*, first • half winner, came front behind Sunday night to nip St. Petersburg 7-6 at Tampa. Second baseman Norm Gigon drove in the tying and winning runs with a two-run double In Miamian Winner In Jaycee Golf the botom of tt>* ninth. 8L Peter*, burg had gone ahead 6-3 In Um sixth with a four run uprising highlighted by Manager Tom Ha> mllton's double and BUI Cline'a booming homer. The win went to relief piubey Sam Croge, who pile! d fattiest ball after relieving starter Da* Casteen tn the eighth with the bates loaded and two out. .. St. Feto 010 004 010—6 7 t Tampa 021 OOl 003—7 10 4 Polanco and James. Castroa, Croge (I) and Johnson. Winning pitcher) Croge. 8TA.NU Cleaning Kwpa Clothes LUCE NEWt C o ll FA 2-3315 Philip* PORTSMOUTH, Va. (UPI) Frits Lefflngwrll of Miami Shores Fla., winner of the 14th interna­ tional Jayceo golf championship COLONIAL CLEANERS here during the weekend, headed 111 8. PalMtlo Ave. •* home today vowing to forget golf Orlre-la Breach 319 W. Nth for "a solid month." "I'm very sick of It," the 110pound star said Saturday as ha accepted a huge four-foot trophy dedaring him tops over 199 en­ tries from 48 states over the rough Elisabeth Minor Country Club course. Leffingwcll shot a 72-hole total of 290 for the win. Two strokes behind him st 292 was medalist Ronnie Geringcr of Newport New*. Va. Third was Lynn Yturri of On­ tario, Ore., with a 294, followed Seminole PIbg, * Klee. Bank# Uhryptal Lake At#, by Wright Garrett of Danville, Va Lake Msry, Fla. HA 5-9456 with a 293. Tompion Winner SARATOGA SPRING5, N. Y. — Tompion, a C. V. Whitney colt rid­ den by Wiilie Shoemaker, won the 9114,175 Hopeful Stakes at Sara­ toga. Vital Force was second and Bourbon Prince third. Back To School ECONOMY (up to 43 m.p.g) for LOW COST (|1695 delivered In Sanford) for. DRIVING EASE (Easy to Park • Scoots through Traffic) Bend yoer stedsat back to school with a saw DRIVE A SMITH-CORONA It will make bio werk easier e n d greatly improve h ie grade*, la college a typewriter is a MIST, Arcade Package Store A»k to see tbem • Terms If desired FtRlarlag Haynca Office Maehint Co. The Vary Beat Typewriters • Addlag Macblaes Cash Resiatero 316 Magnolia A ft. FA 1-64*2 Saa/ord, Florida 310 B. 1 * h M ob., A o f, Portable Typewriter O. D. Farrell’s A Series Scheduled United Pros* tntcTuittaoal National League Flayer A Club G. A l, R. M.FcL Aaron. Ullw. 120 523 1 » IN AC1 Cnghm, St.L. m m 35 IN AS1 Pinson, Cln 131 5M 113 lit AM Temple, Cln. 1H 503 M lit At* Cepeda, S.F. 1H 515 H 103 .517 I I tonlngi. Boyer, St. L. 12* 4*0 71 133 AIT Chicago • Milwaukee 2 American League Cincinnati 0 St. Loula 4 Kuenn, Dot. US Mt *2 113 A3t Loa Angeles 1 San Francisco I Kalina, Dot. 112 42* 75 143 .333 Saturday's Basalts Bunnell, Bos. 134 412 T» 130 All Woodllng, Bal. 110 317 M III A ll Pittsburgh a Philadelphia 1 Milwaukee 11 Chicago 4 Fox, CM. til 330 72 163 All St. Loula 1 Cincinnati 3 Bona Batted In (Only games scheduled) National Leagut—Banks, Cubs Mudiy'e Probable Pitchers 123; Robinson, Reds US; Aaron, Ban Francisco vs Los Angeles Bravea 103: Bell, Reds tol; Math (night)—Sanford (12-10) vs Koufax ews, Bravea V. (1-4). American Leagut — Colavlto, Indiana N; KUlebrow, Senators Only game scheduled. Tuesday Night's Gamee *7; Jensen, Red Sox *3; Lopes, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Yankees 12; Malioao, Red Sox 03. Philadelphia at Milwaukee NaUeail Leagut—Banks, Cubs St. Loula at Lea Angeles Americas League 3S; Aaron, Braves 34; Mathews, W. L. Pet. GB Braves 35; Robinson, Reds 32; Chicago aom .aio ... Cepeda, Giants 23; Boyer, Cards Cleveland 7535 .577 5Vi 25. American League—Colavlto, In Detroit asas .500 isw New York atM .493 law dlani 3*; KUlebrow, Senators H; Allison, Senators 20; Maxwell, Baltimore n M 410 ii Boston aiao .too tovi Tigers 27; Held, Indians 26; Lem Kansas City 5* 10 .451 21 on, Senators 26; Mantle, Yankees Waihilgtou 5217 .403 20 26. Pitching Sunday's Resells National League—Fact, Pirates Chicago • Cleveland 3 1st . 17-0; AnloneUl, Giants 16-7; LawChicago • Cleveland 4 2nd Pirates 15-7; Newcombe, Reds Washington g New York 1 12-7; Conley, Phils 12-1; Podres, Boston 3 Baltimore 0 Dodgers 12-7. Detroit 4 Kansas Cily 0 American League—Shaw, While Saturday's Results Sox 14-4; McLiih, Indians 16-7; Chicago 2 Cleveland 0 Lary, Tiger* 1T-I; Maas, Yankees New York A Washington f 126; Wynn White Sox IT*. Boston 4 Baltimore I Detroit 0 Kansas City 3 Monday's Probable Pitchers New York st Baltimore (night) —Ford -13-7) va Walker (0-7). 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Mary Brown's Beauty room, utility building in rear, This is a guest pass in tha Matte* enclosed garage, wall aad pump land Drive-In Tbaatta ter Gaston FA*24401' ^ rtt* ' U4' Ph‘ for lawn, sprinkler system, Crosby, DeBary, to see "Tbs plenty of ahade, more than Tunnel of Love.” enough dims trees for family 3-ROOM BUNGALOW, furnished. us: Garden spot Large patio Scminoto Realty rA 2-3108. with table and bench**, outside W. DIBTR1CRB - REALTOR oven, lighted Nicely landscaped, FURNISHED bouaa, 2 children ac­ priced at only SiJ.000, WOO cepted. Ph. PA >4141, down. $14,100 P. H. A. Mort­ gage. ■Santa for fast growing whole3-BEDROOM, CB, Ilk bath boat, ■ale purchasing plan: men ar Phono PA 2-3333. SELL or LEASE Special This Week women, full or pert-time, with WITH OPTION 10 ACRES tiled.. 10 acres once Two bedroom home oa shaded lot, 3-BR. CB bouse, payments $33.41 one to bo selected aa supervisor monthly. Low equity. Thla weak ovar county. Encodes* commis­ eloae in. full price 14,400.00; cleared, $0 acre* in woods. All sion arrangement make* pos­ contiguous. Call or writ* Bob St.too down balance worked out. •nly. 340 First St.. Chuluota, sible to consumer wholesale Fla. See now I Will diiccunt for all cash. Walersion, Commander and prices an appliance*, furniture, Company, Garden 2 2479 (24 Hr. clothing, hardware and many 2-BEDROOM home in Country Service). P. O. Boa MO, Orlan­ GOOD LISTINGS Club Manor, $230 down and as­ other needs. Par further Infor­ do, Florida. mation, writ* Wbl R. Adams, WANTED sume payments. Call ownar, •to So. Ridgeway, Daytona FA 2-44*3. In Ike list 30 days we have sold Bcb., Fla. Raymond M. Ball 2 houses, 1 Oraage grove, I farms, 3 commercial lota, 2 II COLORED HOUSES paying Realtor 23% on investment. WUI sell building lots, and 3 tracts of ASSOCIATES individually or aa a group. Pric­ BABY SITTING, ironing. PA B44S acreage. We need your property Richard H. "Dick” Iveri, ed raiaoaably. I. tt Batten, Bon listed for our clients. Mgr. Mortgage Loan Dept. 42, or pbooa FA 23714 or Mrs. O. H. “ Amy” Anderson PA 24440. IP YOU WANT ACTIONf Jeinia Blair YOU WANT USt ! G. R. "Guy” Strickland 103 MAYFAIR CIRCLE: 2 BR. W. B. Ikippy REA1 ESTATE DRIVE-IN horn*. $330 down. Call fA 2-4103. HI la. Park Ava. Pb. PA S-3441 2344 Preach Ava. Sanford LAEE MONROE: 3-Bcaroom, uti­ J. W. HALL Ivans Bldg. Laka Mary lity room, large lot, flawing Ph. rA 2 13M well; furnished or unfurnished. By owner. FA 24234. 112-114 W. 2nd SL Roea I.. Payton Registered Real Estate Broker ASSOCIATE' Mary E. Carman - Is* Salvnll Ph. FA 2-1301 1142 at Hlawathi WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD We invite you lo be our gucate abaolulaly free wilheut obligation a l aae at InRferd’n landing Motete white you local* aultable Bousing for you had your family. Pick up your key at th* Satee Office. LOTS on St. Johns River Narik East Side Lake Harney Bud Reach — Baay Term* HUGH C. WHELCHRL FA S-1344 After S P. M. Wlamah PA M M Furniture Storage and Moving To and From Anywhirs MEN'S Dress Shoes » u , Boy's C. E. PHLUPS Tamils Shoes $1.08. Army-Navy 1300 French Ava. Ph. PA 2-1M1 Surplus Store, 310 Sanford Ave. j W 7 m AILXY OORAH, Prm Corner Hwy. 17-B2 ft 27th Bt. Pkn *280 DELUXE %* <2 R O O M m JG R O U P LOOK what you get! LOOK what you save! MONTHLY PAYMXNT WHY RENT When You Cia Have Larga 34” s 40” Dining Tahla * 0 Msteklag Chair* HOM ES 9200 Down $100 Par Mnnlk Club S03-200 I . Pint SL Ph. PA t-OMS Windahieid Bids Glut Door Glaan Vent Glssn SERVICE Senknrlk Glasa and Paint Cn. RAVENNA PARK HOMES g-BEDROOM, 1 bath black home wkh carporte sad stars*#; terra m Itear* threaghaut: kMchaa anainpad. Near school. Tatal Mather of Sanford AUTO GLASS INSTALLED • Couplet* 2 B lt iiR Homo • Florida lawn • Utility Room • Car* Wide Selection Styles • Fabrics - Colors VISIT MODEL AT 500 French OR PHONS FA 3*7294 Sg New*395* 10% DOW N D E L IV E R S ' FURNISHED MODEL OPEN DAILY IS tu ft GREGORY LUM BER SUNDAYS 2 TO ft �Grade A Q(//CK FROZEN M W G HEN OR. M ayfair ; v . d I C II « r £ & r c n g ary kUfMkf 1 11 * ■l i CLOSED LABOR D AYt - ■11. " i» , rn._m.rn e a r n _ II1II II » md t* pi»»3 ■I t PARMER GRAY SLICED RINDLESS BREAKFAST ^ Armour*t Star Cooked, R eady to Serve Boneless __ . « ijf -n \ ■— N fO B U M T w m n xc m Modm madia* bar* tfcaa taket- ts.« •d much psychological itrategy Ma medial practice. For Inatonee, Nathan W. Hal■an, director of Mt.'Sinai Hasp!tal la Chicago, recently outlined • plan before hi* hoepKal board by which pattonU can balp themSorb “ eelf-betp" hospital aoH* will bacoma Increasingly popular •or lhay raduca coat*, (raa nuraaa lor more arltleal dutiai, and alao divert tha patient'a mind by glvlag him aometblng to do. It k even wire to let ana patkat balp another, for thl* extrovert* tha lint and promote* a happier moral*. Obatetrlrlana are now Inviting a docra or more patient* Into a Kttla elaaaroom taaaloa at later■la hut to teach theta pregnant wtvae what to expect. Childbirth k thu* becoming much eaaler. And the duration of kbor k actually growing ahorterl Send for the booklet “ Facto About Pregnancy," encioaing a atamped return envelope, plan SOc (non-profit). It will offer morn hlnn tor expectant mother*. coop DEUCIOVS % RE RESHING <*m r ■ - I # '; : V ■ ■ vVv»A ' : -j; •; ' FRESH BAKED SLICED Carton im m HAMIUICU g ar HOT DOC PKQ ROSEDALE OR INMAN LUSCIOUS HALVES OR D C S Legal Notice gOTlCB o r AFFLIOATIOW rOR TAX DRKU Katie* I* herebr tlren that AT­ LANTIC MUNICIPAL. CORPORA­ TION, balder ot the following Cer­ tificate haa filed aaM certificate far Tax Dead te be leaned thereon. The Oertlfleale number and T»ar af laauance, tha deacrlptlon of tha property ami tha aama In which M wee aaeeeeed are aa rel­ ic wat Certificate No. tt Tear af taauanee Jnaa If, HIT. Deaerlptlon ef Property! Late if and 11 af Block O. A. D. Cheppeira nuhdleleton of Rlocka O, K end J of the Town of Ooldaboro M reeerdad In Plat book I 'ha*a ft Pnhlle Reeerda ef Seminole Ceenty. Name ha which naaeesedi Warn Oelllaa AU eg eald property belap In the CUy at Baaferd, County af •emlaalR Plata af Plorlda. Unleea each certificate ehatt be redeemed according ta taw tha pceperty deeerlhed In euek eertlftcate will he eeld te the hliheet bidder at the front doer nf the CUy Mall, at Sanford, riorlde aa tha flret Monday la tha month af September, lilt which la the Tth day af Saptalnber, toll during tha legal bourn of aale. W O R T Z FRESH CRISP PEACHES PINELAND CRI5P DHL (ANA/PER mm Libby*» Rich Flavored g a r d e n -taste, tem ptin g oz. APP/E CHERpY PEACH ’ / 1 fo o d i n i i i pwmi af binh. GIANT d6 0Z CAN �li Ftotiy dowdy through W edw dey; M ttM d showers. High today M to #8, low tonight TO to TV. W in nailed lade . FaUstael Beat n ilu t the Invaders. After aa boor • leaf conferee<* with Premier Jawaharlal Nehru, outside Red Chtoa’s consul Lite <teArab toM newsmen It la lime for that the remaiealMe Pikletaa and ladle la “ forghre maadiu "g r ie r t af ladle." aad forget” their differences. He The nation's three cbMb el among small aattoaa CapL rettladed newemeo of the bistorts staff — Lt Oee. K. 8. Watery •, D. Ramaga laid 8aa*wd Vice Adm. 1L D. Katari aad Air iaaa yesterday. Marehal S. M akherjee — were refarted to here handed ha their resignation* la protect afalaat Meoaa'a haadUng at ■filtary af­ faire. Court Decision On Collins Veto Due For Appeal TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — A ch i l d court decision hemming in tha governor's veto powor prob­ ably wfll bo appealed to the ■tote Supreme Court. Assistant Attorney General Joe Jacob* said tha ruling by Circuit Judge Hugh Taylor against Gov. LeRoy Collhu likely would be fcipeelid. Taylor ovorrulod tbo govaroor’a veto at salary raises for Prison Director H. G. Cochran Jr. and Pats Forester C. H. Coulter. ColRee vetoed the salaries in the appropriation* bill so the officials could bo granted higher salaries. Taylor ruled that Collins was Unauthorised by the Constitu­ tion” to vote part of an Item In Jbe blU. Ha said the law restricted Be toss to whole Item* In tha afr- A walkout by operating engineers tied up construction projects at tbo Cape Canaveral missile tod center titfay and the flight on;if* ,a ; are stoned a strike tonight against Pan American World Air­ ways. But tboatened strikes In tbo rubber, glass aad meat packing industries were averted. Negotiators planned to moot to­ day in an effort to end a strike by members of Local (IS of the APL-CIO Operating _______ Engineers Union at Capa Canaveral. They ait up picket lines at both en­ trances Monday. A construction company spokes­ man aaid the workers wan de­ manding double time pay for over time work in violation at a gov­ ernment contract. Thousands of workers could bo involved, bo said, because other craft unions re­ fused to cross tbs engineers' pic­ ket Unea. A M-hour truce was arranged Monday night to a strike threat­ ened by the Flight Engineers Union against Pan American Airways. Tbo inion said it would walk out If the airline began train­ ing so-called "third pilots" tor Jot pianos. Pan American, a union spokes­ man said, had agreed not to be­ gin tbo training program until to night to enable negotiators to try and work out an agraament. In tbs drawn-out national stool strike, negotiations were to recess until Wednesday. AFL-CIO Presi­ dent George Meany called on all unions to make Labor Day next Monday a "support tbo steelworktrs day.” Aa agreement late Monday idpesn-d to have headed oft a sche­ duled strike in the meat packing Industry. CetUna struck out the 112,000 n poor salary for Cochran and ftO,SM far Coulter to permit tha Cabinet to Increese their pay. The Cabinet raised Cochran to Paddle Wheeler •18,000 aad Coulter to $12,000. Taylor ordered their salaries To Ply St. Johns based on the appropriations act A miniature paddle wheel river atber than on the higher figures. boat will be plying the St. John’s oat of Sanford within two weeks. A group headed by Georg* V ailw ay Express Steele, Sanford Civic Center Cus­ todian, is buying the 2$ foot long, Rates Increased eight foot wide craft to rent for WASHINGTON (UPI) — T h e fishing, private and sightseeing Railway Express Agency boosted cruises. Hi rates today from M to as The $2,495 boat seats about to •ants par 100 pounds. The In­ people on Its lower deck. It U creases fpply only to lose than operated by a gasoline "kicker" carload shipments. motor, not by the paddle wheel. ' Railway Express said tbo high- The red, white and Mu* "Dixie -M rate* would bring to about $10 Belle" la currently tied up at the ‘ Rgillm revenue aw- boat basin near IBs bandshall Eatahhahad 190t TUESDAY. SEPTEM BER J. 19M Only Km lack ef deeiie to direct largo caartie of electrical energy la producing vrealum ie keeping many email nations (Tom develop­ ing nuclear bomba, Ramage dodared. Peeaibia eraalam prodedag areaa f i t gelt* aataaaive, ha aaid. FLORIDA NO. 511 aaad "aooao pretty great argamania la hoop Prance from deve­ loping A-bomb*, be said. Aa all-deatnicUve bomb wouldn't eliminate the need for manpowor Mho the Army’s, Ramage declared. Ha aaid that if Chinese troopa in­ vaded Law, wo would a r i d LONDON (UPI) President Elrnihowtr u d prim Klwirtir Harold Hacmiaan toft It dear to­ day that they stilt da not agree aempleialy aa a summit policy. Although nothing they mid m their Joint radio-television chat Monday Mdkatod any aorions friction, h was quhe clear that Rtaanhowoda price far formal commit negotiationa with Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev waa higher than Macmlllan’e. After winding up two daya at cold war tatkj with the prime ministor the President this morn­ ing took lime out from hla Eurv poan ptaco cruaado to detf with PROUD MOTHER, Mrs. George R. Bullard, pins tbs Eagle Scout badge oa >hest rank laat night at a her eon, Robert, who received Scouttng’i Court at Honor at the First Methodist Chi tu Robert's father watched (Bergstrom Photo) as Mrs. Bullard placed tha badge. SANFORD. their ■reside ahat, mtiqwa In Mo- vlait m Iks Ucdfd 'Kate* A n d lory. ha « sated paaaaJLbSj “ Peace l« Ir.pe.’aUtKr," ha de­ Ito import, oomtog at Use and af ovorwhelmlng ovatlona for the clared. “ If n « > ; o have a nun. Prioldont by tbo British public, woe tremendous. Tbo British press waa nnaalmoua la Ms praise. Elsenhower declared bo waa sumnut nr do anything else far world peace provided there worn prospects of success end provid­ ed Khrushchov during hla oomtog Ha scheduled no more majee political talks until bo goto to Paris Wednesday to meet with French Preoidewt Charles da Gaulle and ltaMan leader*. This afternoon be toft free far a small ton party tor the Indian high commissioner in London, Mrs. Vljaya Ukshael Pandit, sis­ ter of Premier Jawaharlal Nehru, and several other women. Eisenhower invited ■ number ef old World War U comradee-toarraa to dinner this evening. M o e m l l U n and Elsenhower made a big hk to Britain with President's Term Sprmy Use Denied City Approves New Foe Measures Limit Repeal Asked TALLAOASni (UPI) - Agri­ culture Conmiakmsr Nathan Maya has again denied Florida rogistrattou for aa animal spray eontaia- and adults will ba charged oa weekdays. Parsons living outslda Sanford will bo cbsratd It per parson per year, w a maximum of Me'per family per year, to us# tbo city's tea as tha City Commission shall rvcmtioo facilities. Non-trani- from Urn* to time establish" un­ fsrabla cards will bo Issued to der an ordinance the commission ordered drawn up last night The commission talked of ehanging tha too In 81Court costa tooa wiH no looger go to the police pension fund, the commission decided. The Police Dept pension fund will gat a de­ finite amount each year from city revenue* and the court costa charges nada to litigants will bo used to offaot the cost of running Ha laid the letter was signed the courts. Court coat toss have "Rufus T. Washington 111, Su­ run about $2,700 par year. A new compilation of the yearly preme Grand Vkar, Imperial Pon­ cost of converting the Municipal tiff Regent, National Nsgro Con­ Stadium (laid from a baseball to gress of the U. S. A., Supreme a football (laid will bo made, Headquarters Inc., 1239 Bedford the commission said. Tbo city baa been charging tbo County School Av*., Brooklyn.” Ha Mid the tetter said, "Tha Board ft ,430 for tbo conversion, National Nsgro Congress tn Con­ white the IMS cost at the change vention Informs you that you have was $2,too. this day baen tried in absentia and contemned to death for your crimes against the Negro race. "We have aent orders to all members aad sympathisers in your state to atari a rebellion to capture you alive. You will be tarred and feathered and hung up to tb* nearest tree." He said the latter said there would loon be full integration In Florida with Negroes m charge of the schools and sitting in the Legi­ slature. McCall said h* has received hundreds of threatening tellers through the years, but this was the first signed or purported to be from a Negro organisation. "It was probably written by a crank." he said. "But the FBI la going to check It out to sec if there is such an organisation." Negro Letter Threatens Life, Sheriff McCall Says LEESBURG (UPl>-Sh*iiH Wil­ li* MeCail 'aaid ba racolvad a tet­ ter Monday which purported to be from a Negrd organisation which had condemned him to death. McCall aaid ba thought the let­ ter was from a crank. But b* said he bad asked tha Federal Bureau af InvasUgatlea to aback WASHINGTON (UP!) - A Sen­ ate Judiciary Subcommittee tenta­ tively approved legislation today to Rockne Sister Diet CHICAGO - '( U P I ) — Louton P. RmaWm M. AW—AAAaM^W Dime Football Coach Knute formal functions an Sept If, stitutioaal amendment to outlaw Rockne, will bo buried today to Between Us twe visits to Waato the poll tax in Moral elections. Mount Olivet Cemetery horn. Miss tagton, Khrushchov, hla family The vote wu I to 0 oa each Bockas died Saturday. and hla official party, will via* bill. Three absent members at the New York, Lea Angelas, Ban Fran, constitutional amendments sub­ Rickenbacker Quits cisco, Daa Motet* and Ames, lowto committee were given 24 boon to and Pittsburgh. NEW YORK (UPI) Capt Edwhich to record their vote*. Elsenhower selected Camp Da­ die Rlcktnhaektr, chairman of tha Although the vote thus w u not board of Eastern Air Linos, will vid aa tha site for his bard-rack final, at least on* of the absent relinquish tha title of chief exe­ talks with the tough Soviet loader members was believed ta favor efBeer oa Oct L Ricken- in order to give him aa opportunity tha twe proposals. The subcom­ cutive backer said Malcolm A. Macin­ to assets the real Intentions af mittee action sent the measures tosh, the company's newly elected Khrushchev entirety removed from to the full committee, headed by president, will become ft* new the irtnukma and pressures ad Sen. James 0. Eastland (D-Mlsa.). protocol and press. chief eaecuUve officer, Oklahoma Wet OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI>-Prohtbltioa ends la Oklahoma today i.| uoob with "temperance” bo­ oming the watchword of the wets. Gov. Howard Edmondson, tbo man WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen..* most responsible for repeal of tha y*er b*o on tb* sate of liquor House conferees, working with <nexpected new determination, triad today to resolve the "risor b'v-*,thin” differences blocking agree­ ment on compromise labor reform legislation. Non* of the 14 negotiators would predict that they would agree on a compromise betweet the Senate anti racketeering bid and the tougher House version. But Urey were much mure hope­ ful than they were last Friday when their talks appea a ! Vo reach a dead end. Sen. Barry Goldwater fR-Arts.) said the disagreements were ito thicker than a rarer blade. Tb* conference has approved most sec­ tions of a compromise, generally leaning toward the House features. ------- ----------.- Tbo negotiation* are snagged by launching a campaign to seek a the refusal of Senate Democrat* to referendum on whether the county accept without modification House « « t ehould bo moved from De- Committee Okays 1 Ci. Gas Tax Raise WASHINGTON (UPI) - T b * House Public Works Committee today approved an Immediate one* penny bike to the federal gasro Una tax to keep the super-htgiw way eonstnirtiaq program going. The vote was 23 to I. Chairman Charles A. Rucklp (D-N. Y.) told reporters be would ask tb* Rule* Committee to clear tlie plan tomorrow so "U can |e to the House floor Thursday.” The p r o p o s a l provide* far boosting tb* federal levy oa gaso> line from three to fatu cents a gallon for 22 months. The committee adopted am amendment dec Isring It the "la­ tent and policy” of Congress that the states should be ralmburaad for highways, bridges or tnnncla they have built is part of the in­ terstate highway system. Buckly said there now are about four billion dollars worth of such pro Jecu for which the stats* areataally should be repaid. Kay Kendall 111 LONDON (UPI) Beautiful Kay Kendall, actress wife of Rax Harrison, entered the London clin­ ic Sunday night after returning from Italy. An official at the clinic aaid MUs Kendall was there for obser­ vation. Ha confirmed aha was again suffering from a "chest In­ fection” hut would not say speci­ fically what the Infection waa. Stolen Vaccine Bootlegged d T M M CU PLANNING EMERGENCY MARCH of Dime* to rale* fund* for Seminole C o u n t / effort! to curb polio are thee* members of the Anna Miller Circle ^ the EUu Club and John Saul*, county director of the polio organization. * Mothers' March will dose out the emergency drive Thursday night when they call on homes from 6 to 7 p.m. Shown completing plane art, standing, Mrs. Russell Spencer, chairman, and Sauls. Seated are Mrs. Mar­ tin Dyer, so-shsirman. and Mrs. Harry Adair of Anna Miller Circle. (Bergstrom FhotoJ MONTREAL (U P I) — Mrdicai authorities and police officials theorised today four masked baotUte stole 71,000 Salk polio vaccina •hots t o bootlagging aa a black werket. A high incidence of polio ie the «|tF and other parte of Quebec " t ctedeoee to the theory that a black market wee operating, No School Trouble TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Inte­ gration difficulties are not expect­ ed during the opening of a majo­ rity of Florida's schools in tbo next two weeks, according to State School Supt. Thomas D. Bailey. ” ! anticipate m difficulty any­ where,” Bailey said. County Orders Tentative Budget A tentative Seminole County budget was ordered drawn ep by tb* county coaamteeiam Mrie morelag. This tentative budget fa iwqolr*ri by law and wifi give a geoera! picture of budget need*, said Cemmiasioa Chairman Jehm Kridat. This budget ehould shew the mlelmum amount ef atomay m e ip department* need, he Hid. budget,” said Commissioner Law­ rence Swofford, referring to Ike appropriations requests af Ike county departments. Getting tb* estimate af Ike aoo-oaempt tax roll and the appro­ priation* request* will mesa hav­ ing a budget to to45 day*, said Krider. Far the tentative budget the clerk tan took at requests aad shave them, according to receipts, Some departments have doubled their requests since laat year tbs chaimaa doctored. N* department should be given double Me allot­ ment tor lest year he stressed. Deputy county clerk Earl Bur dick said bn had to know what revenue to expect before he could drew up a budget Use aa esti­ mate of about • five per neat in­ crease on county eon-exempt pre- WASHINGTON (UPI) — I t s United Stales'la preparing ta de­ clare its first Intercontinental bal­ listic missile unit "combat ready.* After a two-month delay to fig mechanical troubles, tha first partstrength Atlss ICBM squadron to being turned over to tb* Strategic Air Command at Vandroberg AM Force Base, Calif. Tb* unit has five mlssllea — three mounted oa launching pads and two spares. Later equadrean will have 19 missiles. Reck af tb* three missiles kept at the ready at Vudeoberg wilt be assigned n Russian target Jest •a strategic bombers are. Thai masM sack rocket will be kept upright oe Us launching pad with It* guidance system always set to direct the missile aad ite hydrogam warhead to a target more this � 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, August 31, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 31, 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/7cbf2e02c0a9e7a59887e3e4bbfe1c41.pdf af726f03e20de4ca3150876f08f426a3 PDF Text Text Cuba Grapefruit LAKELAND (UPD-Btat* ckiua official* in d ic t Florid* grapefruit wiH Ml m badly hurt at th* Marhat hr oarijf augments of Cuban grapefruit fToM the W# o fP ln g . 0 u r a l Manager lobert WBuild*«• cf Florida Clin* Mutual ■aid tho outlook la tavorablo far FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. (DPI)-* Florida grapefruit when U begin* Maria* to Market la light volume Former Hop. J. Bayard Clark, IT, who** m year* la Ooagreao (panned the depression, the New Deal, aad World War 1L died Wcdoaiday night. Clark, a Demo- "It Might bo doalrabio to let the ipace a a a hare a martial a day oa hia oft boon." CHICAGO — Arthur Irowa, ta, BUFFALO, N. Y. (UP1) -R em o A. Gigaata. IB, af Kenmoro waa driving hla ancient par to aa antique automobile ahow la Eufgala whoa II refused ta dart op again altar Gigaata had stopped tar a rod light. Old age? No, OH to announced after an iaapoc: "I'm asst af gaa." K bor and toot bet “ “ ------d - J . | ts ii. “ M i l A lilC HOLLYWOOD Curtis flgnraa miles oo his bike mating botwoen "Operation Pall Arms, Equipment To Be Sent To Laos WASHINGTON <UPI> -Em argooey arm* and equipment will ha glrliftad Immediately to Laoa ta help repulso spreading CommuBiat guerilla attache, V, I. off!•Isle said today. V. f. Paclfta remmander Adm. ■ an y D. Felt ban been given the Job af carry lag out th* decision money to pay and equip more than i,«N additional local militia and army troop* wia ta b* turned over to the Laotian government. Th* equipment itself conilata of World War. 11-typ* mull arma, uniform* and teal* now available at ravtral D. S. bases ta the F ar East. These Include Okinawa, The Philippines, Formosa u d Guam. . dittoes! arms and money aid to Dm former Indo-Cbina republic. JT M has Air Fore#, Nary and Marine planes under bit com­ mand. N* dollar amount on the aid waa available. Hnwavar, aamigh country without railroad eervtco ta Its capital, the equipment ne­ cessarily must ba transported by air. Thor* was expected ta ba Utile ta making the equipment bl* to the X.OOO-maa Lao­ tian army. Officials eeaeedeg ft » - • Dwell* oaaa hr M g* people who watch the Jack Farr ehnw. Wearer — pertrapad bp CUff Arfeatta — appeared ae a rpecial contestant aa NBC-TV’o guae •how, Concentration, which ubaerrod Ita A nt anniversary. Hie opponent, who qukkiy beecaw tagged ea the "haary" bocauae of Weaver's rhenaalganr, wan Dare Miami Drummer Grows His Own Cubans Release Miami Aviator HAVANA (DFD—Audio Frank Youag of Miami waa rebaaod by C a b a a authorities Wedooaday Bight attar being h*1d three months on chargaa of flying supporters of •I'dlctator Fulgent!* Batista out of the country. Youag waa oxpwtad to leave Haroaa today, presumably lor Malmi. The gev*ram*at gave no explanation tor the. Amarie an pilot'* auddaa rtlaaso. calliope. IAN FRANCISCO - Chart** B. Blyth, T«, baad of th* nation­ wide Investment firm boaring hla name, died Wednesday night. Founded hare la 1111, tho com­ pany now has M office* through- MIAMI (DFD—A Miami d raor who oaoa played with Tommy D oner head woo tn IMM hoad today oa ehargt frywing marijuana bohlad trailer b o at. Officcra count* plant* ta the well-kept M ■gear* marijuaaa gardra all OKLAHOMA ClTY-OUahoma’a oldest elected state official, foeretary of Stato John D. Conner, died Wednesday night ta a hospi­ tal hero of a kidney ailment coup­ led with e heart attack. Ha waa THE O FFICE OF SUFERVISO R OF REG ISTRATIO N FOR V O T IN G W IL L BE OPEN FOR T H IR T Y D A YS BEG IN N IN G FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1959. (A C C O R D ­ IN G T O LAW, T H IS O FFICE SH A L L BE OPEN ONE DAY EACH W EEK A N D T H IR T Y DAYS PRIOR T O A N Y ELECTIO N.) YO U ARE EN T IT LED T O REGISTER IF YOU H A V E: GRAND JUNCTION, Cola. — Hint Clemens, 74-year-old former Metropolitan Opera tenor dim Wednesday it hla ranch aaar Mowtroae Colo, Cl*mens waa a native s t a t e Department spokesman of Bickers, Germany. made' clear that the question of Intervention bp U. B. troop* baa not yat been seriously considered. The same waa true for armed tatarvwttaw h r the Beulhcait Asia Treaty Organisation which has pledged protection I mp lb* SKATE CITY REACHED THE A G E OF TW EN TY-O NE (21) A N D H AVE N O T REGISTERED FOR CO U N TY, STATE A N D N A T IO N A L ELECTIO N S S IN C E 1949; RESIDED IN TH E STATE O N E YEAR A N D IN THIS. C O U N T Y S IX M O N T H S O F T H A T YEAR; C H A N G E D YO U R N A M E SIN C E REG ISTERING ; C H A N G E D Y O U R ADDRESS SIN C E REGISTERING. IF Y O U W A N T T O VOTE IN THE SPECIAL ELEC­ T IO N NO VEM BER 3, 1959, Y O U M U ST REGISTER O N OR BEFORE O CTO BER 3,1959. Seminole County Voting Registration Office Chamber of Commerce Building, Sanford, Florida C a m illa 0 . OPEN EVERY NIGHT 7:90 P. M. to 10:90 P . M. Forty Croupe By Arrangement WMk Msbs^ i i Malta** Betwrday B to 4 g. m. AflEM t JOHN M1KLMB and J. EHMALT SupsA vhoA Offico Hours Beginning September 4,1959 Monday Thru Fridays — 9 to 12; 2 to 5 Saturdays*— 9 to 12 LAST DAY - OCTOBER 3,1959 �s a p H fl tiuroogfe U — A Win EsUfcttiM I90« FRIDAY, AUGUST SR 1M» SANFORD, FLORIDA Adjournment L*U Later Day. Bees Are Busy cm cAoo a r r o - Merger Discussed ORLANDO (UFI) —OfBd Mteute K iU O n , S i Ita n te y ttey I S m m k conaoUdattosi MS* to te 1 Mr. af I M H i S W>, ms Polio Rate Up WASHINGTON (UFI) W of thorn panlytto, tho Fa Haalth Service u parted MR) was tho large* somber of <i Tons Of Concrete Crush Workers ■, 1' | % ,' '■J', \ j ; ", "" ATLANTA (UPD-Ttete «f jroor. Family Joins Batiste LISBON (UFI) - IBo vtto of Fulgeodo Batista Bow hi h e n to* fay from Miami, Flo., to Jaio tho Minor Cuban dictator hi Ms now Porturmoo homo hi aollo. Mrs. Batista was aecompaoM hy two moi, Roberto, u , and Carlos Manoal, S, and hor slsyssa, Jerys, W. Good For Nixon injuring at Moat critically, killing trapping otbon. Construction at can Mdinated rt Radar Traffic Control Praised CHICAGO (UFI) — Adtai I . Stevenson haa dryly erhkiaad Visa Fnaidrat Richard M. Nixon's trio la Rnaala and hla "public dualin<" with Sot tot Premier NiUta S. Khnuhchar. "I tfctok NtoaWg visit to Roaaia waa a n o d tetef —Especially h r Nlxon,v IteVM- New Fish Sought ST. PETERSBURG (U P I).-T te A CRACKER POLK and a aplnnlnx riff wore glow to deporting Naval Air 8tatlon Chapbln William Foliar at tho Chamber of Commerce monthly Coffee Club meeting yesterday. C of C President Mack Cleveland Jr. present­ ed the rod which Chaplain Fuller said ha would turn om Now England flah. Nikita KhnMahar'a "pseta” virit to Amorist. Reporlteg to 0 shocked parlia­ ment, Nohni disclosed first dsUfls of tha first major Bias • Indian olaMma aJaoa overwhelming Bad fnresa marahod right up to tho India bandar Mat March M thslr taksoTsr of Ubal ftepM i ttelm* much Indiau Ur* ritory thorn but bad a r m moved prutioualy to oopturo It by mm* Nehru mid te a Communist com tiagant attacked to Urn remote North Baal Flusttkr Afoncy aouth U. 8, Flafa and WUdHta Sarvtco will begin a March Msoday alaag tha South Atlantic coast far saw flahimg grounda and apaciao af Boh that am commercially valu­ able. Baton H. Tbompaoo, service offlalat ham, aaM tho Harsh wiB Special Session Asked On Proposal On Jobless Pay > Ms after Amarie an cities. They said Soviet officials hare tewu particular i n t e r e s t M tetereat M visiting smaller towns to s*t • m art representative in tha downtown area. Police af­ pros* section view ef America. terward roped off savorat blocks MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Fire gepestmeet officials said today , e riakteg pleasure beat may have sauced the fire Thuraday Meat destroyed the famous Latin Quarter night cfaih M Palm Is­ land te n . The slub, owned hy veteran showman Elias M. Loew, w u gut­ ted M the four hour blare which w u described by F in Chief D. C. Kannclt u "on* of the worst fires Tot Learns Hard Way About Which End Is Up M the history of Miami Beaeh." At least nine firemen, working' to M degree weather, ware over­ come 'b y tbe smote sad hoot Three were tespitallied. Soma to firs area and volunteers fought the b leu in the 37-yaar old structure, which during the roaring twenties had been a gam bier’s haven for underworld luminaries and tha socially prominent. A fire captain said it w u pos­ sible the fire started from a boat that began to risk Thursday white moored alongside tha club. A power Una. connected from a box on the outride of tho club, ran tele the boat. "I would assumu that u the boat sank,’* te said, "the equip­ ment the line serviced went under­ water, aborting tbe connections.” Ha said tha abort "could teat up the Junction box to the point it coaid ignite the dry wailboard." The alarm w u turned in by 1Sycar old Chuck lutnJck, who lived nearby. Tho tacugcr said te u w te amoks, only (lamas basting along the north wall af the white stucco building. When firemen arrived, bUfowteg black clouds of smoke were spiral­ ing hundreds of feat high and were risible for miles. M IA M I (UPI) - Nineteen* months-old Donald Law h u been shown firsthand bow not to usa a Juater-steed toilet scat. His mother, Mrs. Alvin Law, saw Donald pulling tte seat over Ms head Thursday. "I said 'no, do, no,,” Mrs. Law aald, “ But it w u too late." Ste set to work with a u w te free Donald f r o m his "collar." Ste sod sympathetic neighbors labored for two hours white Don­ ald and his twin, Debbie, loudly proclaimed their unhapptoaso. Mrs. Law finally called aa vai■otear fireman Ralph JaJnaea, w te earn* armed with two uw a Cancer Unit Needs and a screwdriver. Ho freed Don­ ald te five minute*. More Old Sheets *T can't understand K," Mr*. Aretlwr emergency cell went oat Law said. "It went down over hi* t-dsy from tte Seminal* County tead but it Just wouldn’t to back uiit af tho Cancer Society asking for old sheets lo b* made late dressings for cancer patients. Fore contributions of wore sheafs No Beer Bomb ware made after the first appeal OTTAWA (UPI) - Tte loyal hr tte cancer unit, but many more Canadian Air Force Thursday de­ nied Mn. William Galbraith's TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Sen. Harry Stratton of Callahan haa called for u one-day apodal m i * lion of tho legislature to clear up conftiafcm M tha 1M0 unem­ ployment compensation law. la a latter to Gov. LcRoy Collins Thuraday, Stratton charged that an amendment to the act It re­ sponsible for moat of the confuilon and may art up a "dangerous situation." Tha amendment, urged by Rep. Bee Hill Griffin of Polk County, requires Ant a Jobless worker be paid compensation on the basis of IS weeks salary. Cancellation of tha amendment would return the to 10 weeks. Pack 10 Cubs Get requirement Under om interpretation, tha amend meat caused more than Awards, Badges J.OOt seasonal citrus workers te Award* and badge* were pre* Mae Jobless pay benefits. •anted at Cub Scout Pack 10's matting In McKinley Hall of the P in t Methodist Church last night. Tonight Last Game A rocket slide and one-year pin waa given to Paul Glad. Mite Of FSL Season Brownie* got a wolf badga; Skip- Par A a whole family caa P * Ofterholm, a daonar's pin; watch the Greyhounds play tha Phil Tate*, a wolf badge; Henry Tampa Tarpeua her* tonight as Dement, an assistant denner'a Ms Greyhounds end the horns stripe; and Jack Beckwith, a sil­ baseball season with Family Night. ver arrow. The M Scouts of tbs Individuate can get in for a barchurch-sponsored pack also dla* gate to cents. cusaed their program for the com- Greyhound hurisr Jerry Paten* to t probable pitcher, F ^jg-znrteS1. baited Press luterateteaal President Elsenhower received a royal welcome from Quo— Elisa­ beth today as tho 9sooa broke her decision to mate no public appear an eta until after te r child la boev to greet the president at ttalmarai, Scotland, aware ne »U be te r guart. , The Queen's welcome followed a rousing greeting yesterday by crowds astime led at between half K£V. DON riUtJDAHD will preach tha final ser­ mon Sunday u supply pas­ tor at tha First Fraabyteriun Church. Tha South Carolina native haa been nere a month during tha vacation period filling the post vacated by Dr. A. G. Mdnnte. A former aporta writer and coach, Rav. Hubbard also served aa Tte largest fish caught at Wed­ assistant minister at Cen­ nesday's Jaycee Fishing Rodeo tral Presbyterian Church w u a |39 bond for fourth grader at Anderson, 8. C, Mike Harrison Wins Fish Rodeo Michael Scott Harrison, 3307 1 Park Av*. Tha Pinecrcst Elemen­ tary Softool pupil pulled tbe one Sessions On Social pounder out of stocked Late Car­ Security Slated ol* where the Rodeo was held. Tbe prise for first fish went to A district Social Security repre icntatiy* will b* at Sanford City 13-year-old Jimmy Fay, 303 Col- Hall Sept 3, •. sad to between • lias Dr. Jimmy woo a gift certi­ a. m. and noon. ficate to use in YoweU's Dept- Applicants for eid-apa and sur­ vivors’ insurance bereflta, social account numbers, or peo­ Boys group winner* for biggest security ple wanting Information about Uw fish in tte 11-14 group were Gary social security program may see Myan, 903 W. 33th S t. and Jim­ the representative from Orlando. my Bay. Jimmy Hensoo woo te Ho will bo te tte City Commission tho 3-te group. Wloiwr te Uw girls' tt-14 class was Karen Vaalkar, R t 1. Sharon Rote Boost Urged McCary of Sanlando Springs, and WASHINGTON (UPI) — An In­ Mary Lake of Lake Mary won te terstate Commerce Commission to* girls S-10 group. Top toddlers examiner recommended today that te tea girls l-g das* war* Diana Uw port office be allowed to boost fommoos af Coteman Circle. San- rata* on fourth ■ daw mall, toford, and Yvonne HUI, 113 E. 3rd 'eluding pared post and catalogs The NgUonalMt Dofaum Mlniatry in TaJpol' reported Commoalat and a million and a million Londoners NatlonaUrt warahipo fought a rum who lined stm ts for M miles to slag ana battk near the Quamoy Iatauda today. sea Klsenuower and cheer him. ORLANDO (UFI) - t a t t e Eisenhower*! visit to Scotland Harlar Blackburn waa al—r e i w u hia third triumph in aa many hare Thursday af two rtmateMg dayi. Wednesday ha was greeted federal charges that te mate fhMs by a quarter of a million Weal stilt meats on a wtgarteg tax'Rto Germane whan be arrived M Bonn turn. on hia mission of peace. A M l if 1* m art — — Today thouiands of Scots poured into Aberdeen to wave and ahout Anybody who waa In the Semi­ man ana tonr was txrweed— aa ha landed (rom a gleaming nole Chapter of Future Farmer* acquitted Blackburn after fa ila * Royal Air Force Jet Comat and of Amariea between IMP end IMO ratlag mare than, three haurm begsu the drive to Balmoral. should com* to tho chapter’s "Old Judge George WbltehurM te d SurpriMd spectators, standing Tim* Rvunion tomorrow and Sun­ granted a Judgment of acquittal six deep in places, let out a y«U day, whether they received invi­ on six other counts Wsdnaeday. Tito government charred A i l of delight aa Elisabeth strolled tation* *r not. through tha Balmoral gala, ack- The chapter Ju*t h a n ’t been Blackburn had falsely Matet m nowlcdging tha cheers of her sub­ able to gat Invitations to avery* a wagering tax return Mat 'te jects. ooo that should coma, Randall June m i he did not eeQect asp money Prom boUta bote and ttad lie's drive from tha Aberdeen Priori said. airport to Balmoral was another A dinner for member* and their he did not bare any snaky** tak­ triumphal procession and authori­ wive* only, will bo hold at tha ing bets for him. ties estimated between 73,000 and Mar Lou Restaurant S p. m. to­ Blackburu 1s currently earring 100,000 Scots lined the route. Con­ morrow. A family party la sche­ a one year aanteuo M As Pate stantly they surged out of the duled Sunday la Um FFA building County Jail on a consptreey charge. Ho waa committed tbtra roadway delaying the paasage of at the School Farm. tie Eisenhower car. Guaat of hapor at tha reunion after receiving a parol* from to* will te Alex R. Johnson who haa state prison where te w u serving five year sentence Mr MMacp it returned from Thailand where aviolation. Innocent Plea works for tha state Dept. John­ son was the teacher and supervisor Filed In Killing af vocational agriculture through A plea of Innocence in t..e Winter IMO. Ho will giro the program's Park shooting of Ur*. Velma Hoo­ highlight with a speech tod show ver was entered yesterday by con­ of stidea at the Near and Far struction supervisor William Vite*. East. Vikas, po, is held under tto.OOO Mr. Harry A. Throat, aa Eater* bond. Justice of tbe Peace Johnte V A H -ll Crews prise resident for H yuan, glad McLeod who heard the plea said te hla Heap tarty this m en tal al the case would come before a Due Monday his DoBary Av*. homo. grand Jury te November if tbe Air crew pewnmwl af VAH-ll Mr. Ihreot w u a retired om* county solicitor doesn't decide to file a direct information on tha are scheduled te arrive al the ploy* of Florida Power Carp, lor* vlvtag are hit wife, Vesta: sad A sister, Mrs. Am Cutoteg ad The Winter Park wklow and Gainesville. mother of four children w u ehot Funeral aervlore will t e at M St her home test Thursday after a. m. Sunday at Barrett Matte she had com* out of bar back diet Church, with Err. William yard swimming pooL Swye.-r officiating. Burial M Hast Cemetery, Polk County, wtt FFA Reunion Starts Tomorrow Night e Hours Changed Equalization Is Yearly Job, Appraiser Says Lake Mary School class hours have bean changed because of a change in bus schedules. Classes will b* from • a. m., to 1:13 p. m. for alt grades except tte first. First graders will go from g a. m. until noqn for the first tte weeks and I a m. to 1 p. m. after that. Tha new hours Setting up a system la squalls* will be te effect for a foil day propotty aaaaaimastta isn’t aaasibla af acbool starting Monday. I ll Land Safely PHOENIX, Aril. (UPI) - Aa Amirkan Airlines Jat airliner carrying 111 passengers, including FBI director J. Edgar Hoover, mad* a safe emergency landing bare Thursday after Jettisoning 4,* 000 gallons of fuel. Tbe fuel w u dumped aa a precaution after a fire warning instrument flashed oa white tte plau was flying at 31.00* foot above Prescott. Aria. 1700. Thera was no fin. A cockpit coo- T te appraisal’* �' ./-pApoHiaa* / - i ^ .» T : rl&EffZOuJ ___ ,■> .4 . a . 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Ger­ many, Geam, Jipda, Maxiea, Nethcrlandr, Writ intftes, Oktoawi led the •Philippiae«TT \ Item 11 •. » . to t;3o p.' m. at the Oa^ HUl Church. The Church. U W«*t o f. Lough■tea. Leech will bo aerved at 'ggra aad Um public ia cordially invited to attend. At the picnic, Ditto Wtebaidt played aeveral aecoritae aalaa. A speech on the life o f Dr. Morrit w u given by Elmer Still, worthy patroa of Staiaaie Chapter two, OEB. Prayer wag given by the Aaaodata Patron. , .. Fetowing the piealc aupper, Mr. Dune, who. la elactrtetoa at the power plaet, eicortcd the group teunfsn I a. m^ Meraiag priyer had sermoa «:S» a. a*.. Holy eom•o a te n aad prayers ter Um akk aad tha Laying an N Heads WadM*day a.N a. m. .The Rev. BUI Bwycar hat c te ana far hla asnaaa topic guadsy at BsrasU Memorial Methodist church. ‘Tho Imparting Christ”, ■racial musts will ha a solo by W e . W esley. HeKethan. rea and Mr. aad Mrs. Don Stowetl of Eatcrprlsa. Hr. and Mrs. Adklsoa are.formcr m idaata at En­ terprise. Hiss B usan Henderson left by plane from Orlando. Banday for Cleveland, Ohio wberg she la amployed la the Adoption Agency af the county welfare Dept, aa a cast worker, after having spent the week .with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. It, Heararaon. Braana was bridesmaid la the wed­ ding of a Ufa-long friend, Miss Shirley Davia who was married to Donald Lucey Saturday after­ noon at tho First Christian Church ia Diytoua Beach. Howard Hen- Student W ill Enroll A t FSU Jerry SUgkley went la high school ba gsrsaeto duriag his freshmaa year. He traaafem d to Sealnote High his aaphimare year aad graduated with the i m claps- Ha Is IN am N Mr. aad, Mrs, J. M. Steakley of Ravenae Part, Ha played foetbaU hla aaphomore year i t f baseball Ms Juki* year. Hla favorite subject* were math aad music. Hla favarila bobby la alas music. Jerry plans to enroll at Florida State Uaivtrslty ia TallabaisH this fall. He plays the violin and guitar and ptaaa to tab* ■ bade course at collage aad coaliaua his education la maste. During the summer months hg has been amat tea Purcell Clothlag . The adult FeiJcwthip af Barnett Memorial Methodist church Net at tea church instead af at the bom* of Mrs. Ida Padgatt aa anaounced, due to inclement wea­ High-school and college camther. Monday August X , proceed­ puses may took like pajama pared by ■ hamburger try la the tlea on rainy days. A new rain church yard. Bar. BUI Swyesr coat for teen-agers comes styled was the master at the charcoal ■rill and was ably assisted by If your wicker furniture is tu n ­ like an extra-long shirt. It Is W /tll Sellers. Mrs. Harvey Duan, ing yellow, try scrubbing it with water-resistant f o r protection. They come la bright yellow, orMrs. Ida Padratl aad Carroll ange, natural and blacks Peterman. Following (he daUelew meat the devotional wao conducted by Harvey Dunn. During tho business ta aiira conducted by president Carroll P atern al, AM group voted ba pay rapanara af refnsbm tau fa r tea anon a month meeting *f lin in g af tbo EDubeth St. group gt tbo cbvreh, with Uta ohlldran. Breads, Darlene ant Mika af Milligan were guests of honor at a teiash party and supsr st tho Labs Gtoaaon Club rlday. Enjoying this affair were Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Orr and children, Mr. aad Mrs. C. J. Middleton, daughter Ann, Mrs. HMiise DlUiard, Mr. and Mrs. RoTOsd DUlierg and family and Lee DtUiard aU af DeLond, Mr, and Mrs. H. E. Braddort, Mr. snd Walter Middletoa, Mg at. Hr. aad Mn. A. R. Middleton, Locust Si. plans to caroll at Florida state Ualvenlty ia TaQahamaa this fall Ha was awarded the Edward S. Marshall ichoUrablp, which la given to an outstuding seal nr. Witter was aa haahr studwt maintaining a B plus average for the entire four years aad p la n to major la electrical cagineering at F.S.U. He woa the Jcffsrsen Davis midal, awarded by the Vail­ ed Dsufhtare at Confrdcrscy far scbolsrship aad ceatributlam la the field of Amcricaa history. During his senior year, ha also won the football trophy for good sportimsnship. Ha played end oa the Seminole High School- football ■quad the four years he was la school, was a member of the track team two years aad atteadod Boys Mate la-hi* iuaier m r . Ho has been employed duriag the summer vacation by Odham aad Tudor eoagtnictira 0». Mr. and Mr*. Trey H. Coffee of Alto, Go. announce the t n n i t ment of their daughter, Mia* Bar* bara Loctetla to CurtU Letter Hughes, aon of Mr. and Mri. Cur­ tU Leo Hughe*, of Salford. Mise Coffee re eth td her B. A. degree la Juae from Piedmont t'olleg*, graduating Summa Cum Lauda. She belonged to Gamma Chi and the Torch Club. She will rnler the University of Ulionl* ia September for graduate Work la Kngllah literature,. The gruom-elect la a graduate of Seminole High School end- re­ ceived hie B.S. degree from Pied­ mont College tn June of thli year. He will enter (leorge Peabody graduate achool in September for work in 'Psychology. The couple mrt while attendlag achool at Piedmont. Wedding plana will be announced at a later, date. * it tb» horn* of Kr. Mrf. 1 Cleats amt voted to n f f i mod af the irceral membership > Tua*., Sept, l, at I p. m. at acboaL A M p re sk W laid sat tary will be elected a a l d k i f portent itcma of buslbtee will discussed. lira. Bab R*l*dal» a f c - w i •tailed i l president MM » b Now Open-fo r your convenience Pinecrest KIDDIE CORNER D. O f Wesley S. S. Clots Plans M atting Tuesday The Daughter* #t Weeley Sua­ day School Clam of th o Firat M ethodist Church will meet Tues­ day at 1:30 p.m. In McKinley Hall far a social and buiinei* meeting. The September group with Mr*. Sara Thurman a* chairman will be In elmrge af arrangements. “Kinder School” CHILD CAKE — INFANTS UP! Daily - Hourly • Weekly Airs. Forbes HOT BALANCED MEALS A . . inditlomad Cwrafwrt KINDER SCHOOL BEGINS AUG. IS Honored A t For Information Coll FA 2-7822 Sey-Hewey Basra Equal parts of h o e ty a n d La Choy soy sauce blended and apread over baked ham about 4b minutes before the ham Is done makoe u delicioua aweet-ealty coating, Ora.way te preven t glauware am chipping, ia to wash tt ia a ak la wtilth you h a rt placed a 1 _ _ __ . L / r c sses AD name b raC nottons, d Bum mer d r r a u e in b rp k ^ . M a w N t o t a f l f v l l j - t ersp ra, ra y o n linen One G r o u p a practical part o f modern outdoor illumination and afUnundown aafety. Po«t LanUrnc w ith aleetric photocell control am the latent advance. The light turns on a t twilight, turns off a t dawn—automatically. After dark they extend e warm welcome to friends and provide a acnee o f aocurity from unwelcome prowlers. Lantern poets eleo come equipped with an extra outlet for handy plug-in o f added garden lighting, or when using a hedge-trimmer, lawnmower, or other electric tool for outdoor jobe ^ around the bouee. JR " ■ One G r o u p Values to 5.88 Now r Htmra: 1:30 A. M. to I F . M. Mn . i PH. Saturday 8:00 A . M . U I P . M . \ Values to 17.95 2 .9 8 One Group One G r o u p Values to 14.95 now 8 .9 8 Now Values to 24.95 N .. 6 .9 8 1 75 Dresses 10.95-12.95 -. ' • • so . . . . 5 , 0 0 Values to 19.95 — Now - All Summer Sportswear R e d u c e d GEORGE HARRIETT George Harriett 5 0 % Skirts FSU Choice Cottons, velveteens, ghnntungs, rayon linens. ^ O m m . H.nirtt, mb W Hr. aiK Mrs. Cmt |* M. Harriett, Dougtss Avs. pitas to saroU st Florida Slate University ia Tallahassee this fall, where he win major hi physic* sad »l»o study electronics. Georg* wss in honor student and maintained a B plus average far Ibe four year* .he w u la high school. Ha wa* a mam bar at the Childrens Children*! basthall team for threo yarn. T-Shirts & Sweaters |sy*d football during hi* freshC a n yasr aad also pigyad bas­ ketball. Ha w u a mtmbtr of tho flea club, doubt* quartet and “8” club Although baseball Is hla favorite sport ho tikis all kind* of sports. Duriag tbo summer vacation ho Bos ham workiag at SmiUy's •napping Turtl*._____________ _ Swimsuits Regular 3.98 Children’s & Sub - Teen Dresses SCHOOL of DANCE TAP — BALLET — JAZZ Values to 10.95 ballroom REGISTER NOW 4 p- m. Mow. lira W . O sw ■sari gapt Nh. *m% Hiawatha FA Xtell CM display af your nearest Florida Power A Lipkt Ca. effca...auailoHs from your L m a a s f r a i M Electrical Fixture Dealer SW IM M IN G POOLS 207 lUgBoUa- At*. « - �ft [' ;M . M i^* r * l :? j { w ; ; s-jBr&i V v " • ' ; *■ if ‘ / m newenie* were BUd that th* reS profT»na." Th* cittern took tlw e ft* U» peal** and they had j u t causa to be proud. t* doa*> I fl be the greatest piece of recruiting n«> w Air 7 k m could find. In fact, they should make 4 af ncruitlnf. y w a mrmaat, 2$, who Married an 18»ysar oM eo»Cafif? i&i, M erited the nwrcnry nine In Ateska, III woitd'a lancet, from a prospector's widow, who lu d if Wa bvhto. It au n c the young eouple took tin* wtihth* widow and were flood Uitaoara when ah* slarlaa of har hubond about varlow nine*. Ila Marine death, ah* care them the mine and a map Nation. lh a aergeant went to Alaska, certified th* d returned to the tad of hta B4S, Where ha says ha’s KQOlrflBVILLK, H. V. (UP1) Wee vsteed at P M « « dePreyed recently «fen Iggntsvilte firemen retaood ta eaO tar help fro* s volunteer coinpony n p t screw the s t m t D A ILY C R O SSW O R D •/ 9 - 1 ‘ ‘ ' jii ; M■ * • m i : • it ♦jim e i i ; t: • • »» • Hi J . - 't l-’.f • llr.fita •*11 I tf1fla'j M a., : ». i 4 ;/* 1i ; ; r.sTTti • |e l|M • II * ,• • 1 * *e" * | M. M ,Hl> td • a’l 1 t I ii'.nq II II -'*• lUti ,1 t • , C A SU A L , C O L O R FU L C O M FO R T IS At h u d lU te w teeo edgln* St in t SAI|sro 3f* Roid (ahhr.) at. aauiittus. tactM r w TT" :p SADeakey a n ts u u w s IT. Be % im 31 i I — • IA Mere shrewd ir; f • (ceiiof.) d A id n 4I,ateries dAIadlu* ii ■ _ * ___ -TO"“T” ^ *e jr w pemt thread „ • FLT DOUBLE KN EES L S J ftL • U S flU A B A N m t V Lee RUsen aw not Me beta fllthH eM ta«tat weartan pan have a m tear! witheet ai teat e item 4 * 1« IT •41 ‘3 .4 9 , J l « • r* ■ II ~ « r » ' «,l ( O <; I t 11 S « ii • • 1 ' *. 1 1 ji III. • IM i J 11 - 1 I li^l-fi * * * U'fi 1 I®. 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Chats A Of the •ternuw AMlste ILTutlof ■turnpa 1A TOtrain anew BOYS’ a n d YOUTH’S COWBOY P A N T S . » t r v a r jT T v o . » * r Bhutan Opens Up CRO SSW O RD Riders WHEN Sport Shirts Y O U THINK A ROUT by Tom Sawyer SAFETY rOR YOUR Lon« A short sleara sport shirts. Pretty MONEY folids, plaids A print*. AO sixes. — Ml I A L A w Eera* MS «p Man’s U * np . • T-Shirts 89c ‘1 .9 8 Friday, Aufust t t , IMS Stedman Briefs O f courm If mnkee « dtffunncn w hom you lovnl and si i¥ 11 a a*a n~» non* Esquire Socks Stretch 59c •Ws faflte Charts Accounts1' ' 'r �• • • ' V~- • • Olmedo Favored In Cup School desegregation la a fourth major North Carolina city, the taar gas bombing af a Little Rock school hoard mootlhg and tho op* o a ia i of Atlanta schools on strict* ly segregated basis for perhaps the last time doited tho Integra* tta a scene ia the Sooth today. High Point, N. C-, became the fourth major North Carolina city to vote to admit a few Negroes to previously all - white schools. Urn High Point city school board dad IM P . . r oopoitlro unkaown • m u , to m arried. an d If 4 t a i th e ir roepoatlva unknow n ha Ira, doVlaooo, a r u a u o a aaalpnooa, lloaora. dredltora, Wuatota. and any and all persons clalnalne by. through, u n d er e r a n t a a t tho said ratpoo(tve namedT Pdfandantai CAM­ B R ID G E ’ .WELFARE UNION and th a N Srtr BNOUAWD MORAL. RBPORM ao ctE T T , dtasolvad Kaaoeehnaatla Corporation*, and to th e unknow n aaolsaa, auecoosors la In| Z h e a a t , director*. atookholdara. NNataea, g ran to aa aaalgnaoa. Hon­ a n . cred ito rs aad o th e r partloo atalm la # by, through, nndor o r ag ain st said D ofcndaatai TRAVELEBB AID SOCIETY OB BOSTON. IRC., a Maadhchoadtts Corporation, llsvlna Its offleo and p rlsc lp e t ..See e l business la Room SSS. South Sta­ tion. Boston I t , M assachusetts) MASSACHUSETTS SOC1KTT IO R THE PREVENTION O F CRUELTY TO CHILDREN, a Maooachuaatta Corporation, having Ha e fllts and principal place o t business s t IS J l o u n t Vcmon St re st, Boston S. _ BOSTO N ■___________________ faaoacbuaoita: “ YLOAT1XU HOSPITAL, having Its sfltou and principal piece s t busi­ ness a t SO Ash atrssL B astes 11, M assachusetts! THE BOSTON LT1X 0-IN HOSPITAL* h av in g Its of>1 place o t butttie s and ........________ _ Boss a t SSi Langwood Avenue, Bos­ ton IS. M atoaehsiotlsi THE MAS­ SACHUSETTS BOCIETT FOR THE p r e v e n t io n or cruelty rtoa. to-w itt U la I, 1 n i l i t Block T, Ttor 4. ot the City of Oenford, florid*, according to E. n. Trafford'o Hep Ifeoroof, to th t ■amo appoaca upon th e Public Rororda of Bowlaolo County, Florida. . Tou, and aach o t you. ara h trtb y notlfltd th a t a flMit baa boon brought aealnat you In tho C ir­ c u it Court. In and for Sominolo County, Florida, In Chancory, #ntltlad A. n. PET KROON, B it, AN­ DREW CAIUIAWAT, JOHN \V. EVANS. ROBERT B. BtlADPORD, and JOHN SCUIRARDv aa and compoalnc tho Board ot T rualota ot tho Bomlnolo Couaty Public lloapltaL Plaintiffs, vn. THE CiTT O P IANPORD. FLORIDA, ot aU and you. and oacb of you, aru re­ quired to (1U your aaaw or lu tho l ’lelntlfr*' Complaint w ith tha all-while juaior-iealor high ichool Thursday. Other North Carolina schools al­ ready Integrated on a limited ba­ de include Greensboro, WinstonSalem, and Charlotte. T h e s e schools re-open neat week. * In Little Rock, two wctl-drcsacd white - women threw a tear gas bomb in a building where the Littie Rock school board wai bolding a meeting Thursday night. In Havelock. N. C., the largest group of Negroes to enter North Carolina ‘white schools waa sched­ uled to enroll today. No disturb­ ances ware expected as 17 chil­ dren of Negro U. 8. Marine per­ sonnel enroll la two Havelock ele­ mentary seboola. One of the most significant court actions ia' the integration controversy since the IT. S. Su­ preme Court* decision of May IT, list, resumes today la NartMk, Va. NAACP attorneys argued Thursday that Negroes were reJcctcd for assignment to Norfolk while schools because of their race. Federal Judge Walter E. Hoff­ man was txpccled to hear testi­ mony thet the Norfolk city school board and tha atata pupil place­ ment board turned down 25 Ne­ groes seeking admission to whito schools. Atlanta public schools opened today for perhaps tho boghmiag of the end of segregated schools la the peach state capital. The At­ lanta school board ia under a federal Judge’s court order to com# up with a desegratioo plan Teachers Told NIAGARA PALLS, N. Y. (UPI) —Students st Niagara Falls publie schools bettor behave this fall. Tim Niagara rails Board of Ed­ ucation has adopted a new disci­ plinary program under which cor­ poral punishment exercised with restraint may be used on a student whan other recommended methods have failed. The Board said that no teacher la "expected to tolerate open deHane«, profane language or phy FOREST HILLS, N. Y. (UP1) —Wlmhialou champion Alex 01medo e( Peru, controvacaial star of America's aurprlie Davie Cup CHICAGO (UP1) — Pomp and triumph laat December, was fa* ceremony over, tho Pan Ameri­ cored to get the U.8, off to a atart In defense of the lacan Games aettlad down today to quick ternational tennis trophy today their objective — athletic com­ petition. la it, tho United States was heavily favored. Today, five cham­ pionships were to ha decided and the U. •*. was expected to win four of thorn. Up for gold medala were the accouts hammer throw, high Jump and 10,000 meter run la men’s track and field, tho women's javella throw, and tho bantam weight lift­ ing championship. Of those, only la tho 10,000 witha mettr did tho U. 8. figure to kwe. FREE G IFT FOR NEW /iff Hi 95,000.00 ACCOUNT - l . - l iS J m m •• Legal Notice FM RADIO with a 92,000.00 ACCOUNT CREDIT 9 20 9 40 9 60 9 80 9100 TARZAN in tho new adventure picture at the Movieiand Drive-In is Gordon Scott, who leads the story through Equatorial Africa. to ANIMALS, having Its silic a sad principal place of business s t I f f Longwood Avenue, Doeton I J , Massachuaetta: and to any a n d all perns h aving, or claim ing is hare, y rig h t, title, or lato ro st la and t s tho fsllow lag described land situate, lying and balng In tb s C ounty s f Sdmlaolo, S tate of FIs- « confoaas will bo onterod agalnat LAST TIMES IONITE AT 7:87 AND 11 :M "CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF’* PLUS AT fito.ONLY •OLD MAN ft T IE SEA'* SPENCER TRACY SATURDAY — BIG TRIPLE BILL t ! ! PEATURE NO. 1 AT 7:lf AND 1S:I5 JON HALL !■ "FORBIDDEN ISLAND* COLOR FEATURE NO. 8 AT S ilt ONLY "WAYWARD BUS" — JANYE MANSFIELD FINANCE C O R P Quarterly Quarterly Quarterly Quarterly Quarterly for for far for for * • a • • 91.0M 9M N 93,001 94,000 95,000 yon. The Movleland Drive-In Theatre will feature “Tarzan’s Greatest Adventure" Sun., Mon. and Tuea. itarrlng Gordon Scott and film­ ed in color In Equatorial Africa. Along with the T anan movie will be "Tunnel of Love", a com­ edy about love in suburbs, starr­ ing Doris Day, Richard Widmark and Gig Young. On the bill for Wed., Thun, and Fri. ia "The Mystcriani" the itory of a race of gigantic iclentitle, intellects from another planet who are determined to take over WITNESS my band and official seal of tho ebn«e named Court thla U tb day of Auguat, A. U. 1»». .. Want quarterly lacea 1 weaM lika to latest N A M E ---------------ADDRESS ----------CITY ~ ~ ------------- (BEAL O. P. Harndon C|*rk of lit* Circuit Court Byi Aria J. Lundqulit Deputy Clark K annolh M. L afflar E dw ards Building Sanford. Florida A ttorney for P laintiff Feature FEATURE NO. 8 AT 1I:U ONLY ALAN LADD ia "DRUMBEAT" COLOR PLUS COLOR CARTOON AT S:U P. M. SUNDAY THRU WED. P1RST SANFORD SHOWING AT 1(87 AND 88s8B P. M. YUZAJCS HfWEST___ _ ■■ CO-FEATURE AT t:2( ONLY DORIS DAY “TUNNEL OF LOVE” From Gun Hill," in which ho co-at'ara with Anthony Quinn. It starts a t the Ritz Sunday. SATURDAY OPEN 12:45 Storting Sunday at the RUr Theater la the new Hal Wallis production "Last Train From Gun Hill" starving Kirk Douglas and Anthony Quinn. Featured in the picture i* an ancient train, ISTO vintage, which once roared from Reno through Carson Cily (o Virginia City, car­ rying bullion from Ute Comstock Lode, Dougla( and Quinn are pitted against each other as erstwhile friend* who become locked in a llfe-and-death itruggie when the former comes after Quinn's son to avenge the rape and murder of hii beautiful Indian wife. Caro­ lyn Jones plays Quinn's womin who barks Douglas in the show­ down and Quinn's son Is played by Earl Holliman. FEATURE NO. 1 FEATURE NO. 2 — 1:15 - 5:05 • 8:55 HAPPINESS THROUGH HEALTH BY DR. F. LEO KERW1N STARTS SUNDAY Chiitoractor Cites Method Of Keeping Fit that are required to kegp your resistance up to par. You have within you all the power you need, but that power is of no condition. Discn.se in lack or excess of function in tny P»rt of the body. 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H m a n othere: om ijmI sndee MUST GO. luxury • • DermWMe 0-1 A c tu a te s KiUWa XiWaat Tan • 10 ft wide Coatreto Drtnwiy Juet 1.1 Mile* W nt Of The Traffic U fht At Mtfc A Preach. Drive Oat Today A t E x tre m e Monthly Payments LIK E R E N T ! *SANEORD A n A N T IC �( ' l l A B ek u nadsrdog u d you’ll v ta i as with a pice* ef your k U H lea l chawed out T U t'i aa a f t all baseball axk a a ri U I t faltering firiL fUea QlaaU didst b o * it ba­ to n Uay sura kaow U bow. All season loaf, tha GlaoU kava I n i boating tha last-plies PhllBta with a minimum at difficul­ ty. Bat thaa thay *aat aad atlrrad up a btaaball rhubarb with tha taU-eaden Tburaday. That did n out of Philadelphia wlth'their Natioaal league k ad aUcal to two lam ti. Mott of Uw fireworks took plaaa duriaf tba sixth laaiag at tha opooor with tha icon tied at l - l Joe Koppa put tha PhUa la fraat whaa ho led off Dm frame with a home nia off Mika McCorakk. After Cna Pratt* alao hoararad, McCormick hit Harry Aadaraaa on tba head with a pitch. single by W» aia boat MBwai three-of-flvo game aeriea Sunday It will ha S t Petersburg versus for the leaiua crown. Regular Tlm pa for Uw 19N Florida State Raton play rads Saturday. League championship. S t Petersburg rliaebod iha *#€• The SsIaU officufly woe. t ic ood ball . race by winning tha Becoad half pennant race Thursday scven-laoing opener, 7-2. Bight by splitting a doubleheader The game began aa a pitching duel between S t Fetenburg’a John NeUoo and Tampa’s Dick Smith. But 8aiat Manager Tom Hamilton blasted a two-nia homer la tha fourth Inning to aad tha deadlock. Tampa tied Urn acora with two runt la the aiath. But tha Salats were not to be denied. They pour­ ed aeroes five markers ha tha bot­ tom of tha frame to wla easily. PALATKA — Amlal Solomon Five Tam pa'errors contributed pluhod seven-kit ball hare last to tbelr downfall. la tba second game, tha relaxed night to abut out the Sanford Greyhound*, P-O, In the final game and jubilant Saint* feU 10-4. But of the campaign between these U didn’t matter. They had a two two teems. The big blow of the game was nant In their packet. a three-run homer by Herbie Bur- In ether action. Orlando edged Mtto la tha eighth frame. Vladi­ Daytona Beaclb 4-3, aad Palatha mir Mlrahal, A1 Bullock and Rtgia drubbed Sanford, *0. Tonight’* acNdule haa St. PetSimpson each hit doubles in the 13-hit attack on two Sanford eraburg at Orlando, Tampa at pllcbera whlla Paul Umbers rap. Sanford and Palatka at Daytona pod a triple and a single In five tripe. The Xedlcgs scored three run* on four hit* In the second frame and added single tallies la tha third, fifth aad seventh before adding the three Inxuraneo runs on Buraetta'a homer In the eighth. Florida Football Coach Bob WoodSolomon walked only two and ruff said quarterback Mickey ClfsnotdLaU.In.going tha m utt. ;v Weburg won't be'-Wck wtth the Jacobs got two hit* for the Gators this fall. Greyhounds end was tha only hit­ Woodruff said tha 22-yea r-eld £1ter to get more than one safety. lenburg, a naflvs of Knoxville. Tens., had takes* a public relations Job at Pittsburgh. Woodruff said the offer was "too good to turn Shoemaker Rides 3 CHICAGO (UP1) — WiUlt Shoe­ down for KUenburg,” who is mer­ maker, seeking to repeat his 1U58 title as champion jockey, rode four winners at Arlington Thurs­ day. Tba Shoe, wha haa already won the honor three Umee and shares another with Joe Culmone. remain Ing. scored with Klingsor, Leap Year Woodruff said Wayne William­ Maid, Official Seal and First Pair. son. a senior from Tampa, haa the Inside track on tha top quarter. Natlmsal Leagae W. L. Fct. GB San Francisco 73 34 .543 . . . Los Angeles 70 M .547 I Milwaukee (3 SI J U 3 b Pittsburgh M u J it a Chicago SI S3 .414 10 Cincinnati S3 « .434 10 St. Louis 39 71 .434 14 Philadelphia 34 73 .419 ltVk Thursday’! Basalts Phils. 7 San Fran. 2 (1st) Phils. 3 San Fraa. 1 (2nd) St. Louis 3 Milwaukee 4 Cincinnati 3 Chicago 0 (night) (Only gamss scheduled.) Friday’s Probable Pllcbera Philadelphia at Pittsburgh San Francisco at Los Angtles (night)—S. Jones (14-13) vs Dry*• dale (13-9). Saturday’s Gamss Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Milwaukee at Chicago Cincinnati at St Louis (Only games sebedultd.) aa Ltsgao W. L. FeL GB Chicago ClevriaTM Baltimore Nsw York Detroit Ksaass City Bolton Washington 7* 49 JOS . . . 73 St .3*3 l b St S3 .402 1 4 b U U .411 IS S2 as AM IS 39 tT .444 1T b 34 N .437 14 31 73 .403 2 3 b ly’s I Malta Chicago 3 Boston 1 (Only gam e scheduled.) F riday’s Probable Pitchers New York a t W ashington (a lg h t)- D itm a r ( M ) vs P a sc u a l B a l t i m o r e a t Boston (n ig h t) — P o rto carrcro (2-7) vs B ra w tr (M ). . , , . _ Detroit at Kansas City (night) _L ary (144) vs Kucks (7*). Saturday’s Gamss Detroit at Kansas City (nlgM) Chicago i t Cleveland New York at Washington At Milwaukee MILWAUKEE (UPI) — Gray haired Peta Cooper, a 30-year veteran who has had hi* ups and downs on the professional golf trail, was the first-round leader today as the 333,000 ?!iller Open golf tournament went Into Ita second 13 holes. Cooper, 44, Lakeland, Fla., who returned to pro golf in 1933 from a year and a half layoff when a try at being a golf course owner failed, shot a stx-under-par 44 Thursday at the rain-swept Tri­ poli Country Club to lead Doug Sanders and Ken Venturi by an* stroke. (lit gaasa) Saa Francisco 44# 410 104- I T 1 Philadelphia IN 4N ta x - 1 11 a McCormick. 0 . Jonas (4), Fis­ her (4), Byerly (!) and Schmidt. Hegaa (T). Oweai ( 14-11) aad Loaaatt Loser—McCormick ( 11-11) HRs-Bnucbae, Spencer, Koppa, Fraaaa. aad Crandall. MisoU. Dallha (4). staao (•), MaDaMal (•> aad Smith. Wlexer—MsDaakl ( 14-11). Loaer—McMahan ( 44 ). MB*— Chicago ON SN f i t - • S • ClnciaaaU US IN M m - S M I Coccaraili. Drabawaky (!) aad Noe mad. O’Toole (4-T) aad Dattaror Looor—CoaearalU (44). otter* (gad game) San Francisco IN ON ON- 1 t 4 Philadelphia no sn aox— I 1 4 Worthington, Millar (1) and Landrith, Hagan (T). Cardwell, FarraU (•) aad SawataU, Loaaatt (g). Winner—Cardwell (9-T). Loser —Worthington* (2-3). HR—May*. Milwaukee St. Louis 183 000 000- 4 4 4 ON Ml SIX- S 1? a Buhl. Ruth (5), McMahon (1) Footbair League champion* who have allowed a total of three points la their first- two pre-sea•on games, open tha pre circuit’* six-game weok-ead program to­ night by entertaining the Wash­ ington Redskins. Washington, which averagtd 23.3 point* In splitting Its first two warmup games, now facts a Baltimore team which shut out the College AU • Stars St-0, and drubbed the New York Giants, the . league’s Eastern Division champions, 24-9. A rugged defensive unit led by such star linemen as 2gg-pound Gen* (Big Daddy) Lipscomb, 270. pound Art Donovan and 340-pound Glno Marchottl helped the Colts win their first Western Division and league title last year. Baltimore’s defensive backs, aided by these huskies ekarglng Into rival backflelds, lad the league In pais interceptions in 1914 with 38. U was the same story in Baltimore’s first two ex­ hibitions this year. Tha Celts In­ tercepted 10 pai M* In these games and made them pay off la easy victories. Washington, with Tddle LsBsr* on passing well, edged the Lea Angeles Rams, 23-21, after open. Ing |U warmup campaign with a 27-24 loss to tha San Francisco Forty • Nlnsrs. LeBaron, tha leagua’a smallest quart*rt*.ck at Basilio Favored To Whip Fullmer For Vacant Title SAN FRANCISCO (U P I)-G e n e Fullmer, a country boy from Utah, and Carmen Basilio, aa onion farmer from New York, clash to­ night for tha NBA version of the world middlaw eight crown la Uw San Francisco Cow Palace Fight Uma is • p. m. and the two lads will be picking up soma of the biggest checka of their var­ ied careers for the scheduled 13round bout. A crowd of about 13,400 la an­ ticipated, with a gate of 1300.000. Another $100.ou) will coma from radio and TV night*. Of Uw total. Basilio gsts 33 per cent. Fullmer 23 per cent. The two bnililag body-punchers, both former holder* of the nowvacant crown, battle pretty much alike—but think differently. Thursday, for instance, Fullmer whiled away the Uma reading books on philoaophy and religion. Basilio loafed end played poker. • I expect to win It.” says la silin, tb* crag faced veteran, "it’s the moat important fight of my carter. My future depends on it.’’ Fullmer, with 131 rounds af boalag. plus dosens more with aa axe handle on the heavy bag, believes iM MY)NSTWO-NOW) NO* euN.juN6u w n to to atw SMOOTOTTIRIDOBTtfVDUl At N years, ha la four years younger than Basilio. He will weigh seven or eight pounds more end will havt a two-inch m e lt ad­ vantage. ‘‘1’va trained harder far this fight than over before," say: Fullmsr. "Aad 1 havt developed a ttw punch — extra power that should wla It for mo.’’ i t s pound*, focal a atlff teak against the huge Baltimore i d s *slve llaa. In Saturday night’s gaasoa, the Liana ealertala tha Glaate at De­ troit. the Rams play tha Chlaag* Cardinals at Los Angeles, the Chicago Bears and Pittsburgh Stealers clash at Houston, Tax., and tha Green Bay J’sckera play tha Philadelphia Eagles r t Port­ land, Ora. Tha Forty-Niners antertala tha Cleveland Browns in a Sunday afternoon game. League Leaders Nattenal League Player * Ctah 0 . AB R. B. Pet. Anna, Mil. 123 iN N 133 JM Caghrn, StL, 120 344 S3 134 J N Plana, Cla. IN 337 IIS m j u Temple, Cla. 123 444 N IN .321 l ahtaioa, Cla. IN 470 43 131 431 '■American L eapt Kuoan, Det 113 444 79 IN .334 Kaliae, Det. IN 411 T3 133 .333 WaadUag, Bal. Ill 347 34 11* .334 Ruaaels, So*. 131 443 73 143 J i t Fag, Chi 137 Stl N IN .313 Raas Balled la Natleeal League — Beaks, Cuba 111; Robinson, Reds 114; Bell, Reds N; Aaron, Braves N; Copads. Giants M. Anitric aa Lea toe — KUlcbrow, Beaatora 93; Colavito, Indians N; Jansen, Red Sox 90; Malione, Bad Box 33; Maxwell, Tigers It. Home Rbus Wltkail Leagae — Banks, Cuba 37; Mathews, Braves 34; Aaron, Braves 33; Robinson, Reds 33; Cepeds, Gloats 23. American Leagae — Colavito, Indians M; Kllltbrew. Senators 31; AlUsoa, Senators N; Maxwell, Tigers XT; Lemon, Senators 34. PMchtag NsUsuil League—Face. Pirates 1*4; Aatoaelll, Giant* 11-7; U w , Pirates 14-7; Ntwcomb*. Reds 11-4; Coalsy, PblUies 13-7; Podrat, Dodgers 12-7. American League Shaw, Whit* Box 13-4; McLish, Indians 1M; Pappas, Orioles 13-4; U ry , Ti­ t a n 144; Maas, Ysokses 12-4. P*E • VXCATION BALE GOING ON UNTIL SEPT. 3rd AT THE DAVID WAYNE MATHES GUITAR MTl'DIO A RECORD CENTER 4N W. F1RBT ST. OPEN • TILL • ALL RECORDS • REDUCED INCLUDING TU * TOF IN • Buy 45 rpm’s for Only 80c 1.9* LP*B Oriy 3.50 “SANFORD’S FINEST RECORD CENTER’* Hi/GIVE ME CHANGE/ I WANT TO , MAKE. A “ AN PHONE F L CALL.* OUT LOOK AT TWC V TOAFFlC JAM AT-THE ^ BOOTH f t THOUGWrMOU PHONE'S BUSTED THE COMPANY* • rn SENDING A HAN t o Fix i r f u r r « ajd r r s VUANTTD our iriB/YO U CAN MAKE A CALL WITHOUT purnNft-ibi . ANYMONtV* L S N 0 IN 3 v o u m im o r w v -TO TW» ATHLETIC m J *7 C L U B ! E l ] •'fjlf bona ■ouaw rJ; iWinMAN IBS.* *B«r,Pouw -r LOOK B'LLV IN HIS PAJAMAS t Au o S y ! �ijp ■*s H P * FOB ItTBDI LOVELY NEW S-BXDBOOM, » talk h a m large h i; taiU ta K m , tori ftoan, Ursa storage m a s , t Y ' WTM1 TKR. Beughtsr, UBfB. touartiiari n V R R .JM .S a u , M a r i k a abavs- SELL or LEASE WITH OPTION aST&5S'ua 1* ACRKS tiled, I t a m i a t n cleared, to acraa la weode. AU contiguous. Call a r vrUa Bab Watarataa, Commasder tad Company, Garden I MTI (24 Hr. ■amea). P. 0 . Bad mm, Orlan­ de, Florida. M u ^ /lT $ & /^ a * e p M & w l i . T a w a a k lt 12 lew th, JU aaa 12 Down Payments Low as $425 Raymond M. Ball PARMER'S AGENCY N. V. Fanaar. Kaaltar Yea east move in Immediately BtoA UM . ttak n sw a hairs. da* Im iaeM aaa a n d fra a te e a o f tka r w . ' I a PARTIN I O IU tO R B a r m . N a i m kid unknow n aesM am rvteC anB If Band. IM raSJSTt JrSSo.'aSSS BfTNi a A. PARTIN. If alive, anknawn awe was If a u rrta d , and Basil tk a unknow n k a lr a da* taa V—u i sse a n a rra a ta a s o f tka I S A. PARTIN i a P. D ICKIN . L U A. HOUOM, and W . 11 f l i aa Uta laat.k aaw n d lra c ts ri i T ru ste e s a f STKLBERLOU U> COMPANT, n dissolved P I or* parpsration, and tkalr unknow n aassera a r waalpaa la In ta ra sti BUNA k N ia iiT , If alive, bar tnpwn .p a n .a if married a n d If A IM unknow n hairs, dsTlaaaa. ileea and w u ateao of tk a natd ■UNA KKIOHT: I V I b l W I IOUT anB HAMPTON MNiaUT, k u k an d . |f alive, tk .lr rtspee* ►nakaaarn apauaaa It m arried, I If dead, tk a u a k a .w n M i n l a w a t tk a sale- KVBUNK fONT pad HAMPTON KNIGHT, kaakaad; MR*. ROBB K. HAM* . If allra, k a r unknown apou.a aurrtad, a n d It daad. th a u n ­ own M in . devisees, l . r . t . . . and intaas af Ik a aaU MRS. ROOK KAMItAi| J . a BOYD. J . W. SRD, Jit. an d J . A. FORT, an U t 4-knawn d lro a la rt aad t r u . t a . i SOUTH FLORIDA N A V A L OHM COMPANY, a unsolved IT14a corporation, aad tk a lr un­ awn successors In Interest ar momi cgrain c aiarnu.NK ana Tm I i h WAITRESS: Most be be over 21 yrs. Apply in person* P ig *N W histle. U a t the iW U •» the a iy tjtb e w a t % •« "*• aw * «f taa n i Beetle* II. Tewwshlp I t Santh. S a n a a I t Real. tr a c t la The B *U of (ha IW U o f Beetles II, T a v n a k lp I t Baulk, lla a a a I t Kail. TRACT Ml T in South U a f Ika BRVi af Ika BKU (laaa Ika NK«4 o f tka BL't a f U a iKVi a f tka M U M Ika Baulk H a f tk a MW U a t Ika B lti af Ika BB 14 of Sreue* If , Township 3-ROOM furnlsbad ap artasat asar borplul, electricity aad wstar I t South, R aara II Kaot. Tau. aaB aatk of you. a ra hereby kollfloa anB required to appear m l Locust Avo, Ilia, personally or k r r o a r allornar, with Ika Clark af tka akave-ttyU d Court, your w ritten defenses, If any. la tk a 1111 la g a la t T ltla HUB karala a fa ln a t ,yan In tk a above•tylaa sauce, and ta serve a copy af tk a aama an Plalnllffa attornay, kalow, an a r kafora tk a la t day af Oatokar, A. D. l i l t . U araln fall nal or a lia a D arr.a F ra C o n f.u a will ka aatarad OAEAGE APARTMENT. US liott. la Mayfair Mellon. a ta ln a t you. WITNESS my kaa4 and aaal at ■antard. Seminole County, Florida, thla S ilk day a f A ugust, A. D. m i. (BBAl.t O. P. HE RADON C lark a t tka C ircuit Court Uy M artha T. Vlklaa D eputy Clark W. C. Hutchison, Jr. Kdwsrda Building Sanford. Florida A ttaraaya ta r P laintiffs IWTON B. W . BISTHUNK, her khaad. U alive, ik .lr raapssitva Nat las a t preeted ln a fa r v s s a tla f and closing a s allay | TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN! You w ill taka katlca U a t tka City Commission ar tha City ol Sanford. Florida, a t S-.SS o'clock P. M., on B apum brr II. I t l t , la tka City rom m lsalsnara' Room a l tha city H O I In tka City a l Bafartf. Florida, w ill to aalS tr and determlna w h ath ar a r nal tha City will rlaaa, vaeala and abandon any rig h t o r th a City and tha publla la and I s th a t arrU la allay herein« c o rp o ratio n u t hla ua- a lta r deaerlbed, ta - n lii T h at portlan a t th a t certain I Succcaaora la latarsa t a r n orth-couth allay between P ark 41 «• «. KKIOHT and LULA A vrnus and Oak Avanua a a . XI0UT, h la » l h , if sliv r, ta a d ln a tram llth . r i s e s south N W Iillv a unhsaw a spouses U Ik s south property Una a t Jrito, a n d if daad. tb s u aI M ira, devisees, la ra lsa s had ►aa a t th a said M. a. KNIGHT This U a iiiait p u s to IM Mi land Drivt-Is Thaatra for 1 lyn McDaaUl, Sanford, to ’‘Tunnel af Lova.” axlavut fan. Priced to tall, this bona can ba yours for only $11,200.“ Altar vary naaooabia down paymant, you can usum a a VA 4th%, 23 ysar mortgage with payaanta of |T7 par month. Cowrdhi} FOR RENT 2 and S badroom, 1 and S bath BEAUTY OPERATOR, (usrsatoad homn, vary raaaanablat MORE FOB YOUB COMFORT, salary. Mary Brown's Beauty CONVENIENCE * MONEY Opsa 111 « :» Friday aigM. 8 b o p, 1301 Palmetto, Fh. PB1CX alone. . -does not deter­ mine true value of a purchase. IF IT IS REAL ESTATE StcAitrom Realty ■sk Crumley A Montellh Compare IAN 8EM KNOLLS HOMES with other medium priced bonus before you buy. 3-BEDROOM houie, 240B Adams LOCATION. . i s n vary Important Court, Wynnswood. PA 2-1UT. factor to ba considered before buying. . .Near Schools? Shop­ ping Cantors? ate. INDIVIDUALITY. . i s an Importsat paint to ba coosldarad la a homo. The fleet plan should ta for convenience. Window sad door spacing should ta ar­ ranged to display your home Roan L. Pay tom RegUUrtd Real Estate Brahav ASSOCIATE1' SMALL claaa furnished downstairs Mary E. Carman — Law Sslvsli SAN SEM KNOLLS HOMES— right h a re In Buford, hiYB all of spsrtmant. Phone PA 3-0702, Ph. PA 2-U01 17-82 at HlswsUu these fa s tu m and more lam Down payments atari at ISSB Popular FHA Financing. Drivs by on Country Club road 4 blocks W. of Franck Ava. ar call Stamper Agency. LOOK what yon get! O TIc u w a *280 « , -jROOM m Agroup W. M. *WD" S T E M P I E AjtoBBy LOOK what you save! MONTHLY PAYMENT W HY REN T When You Can Hava homes! WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD U •» •kwahitely fra* vith tot obUghliom at omw af Baafard’a landinn MtaM. wfcfl. yaw bcnta rtU b f. S t a O f C r family. Pkk up ^ * y l t g * Wide Selection Stylet - Fabrics • C olon VISIT MODEL AT 500 French OK PHONE PA 1*7284 & Mow *3 9 5 " 10% DOWN DELIVERS GREGORY LUM BER saw s BEDROOM �We vt Done It Again! You'll Got the Best from Now -tM Saturday Night! ^ i SST iia r K e DAY CRUflER, IS I t • to., teah plataly aquiygpd. P k m pa 1958 C A D IL L A C PAINT tad WALLPAPKB SUPPLIES luy 1 G»l. - 0«t 1 FREE! MANY CABTXK PAINTS W. Lit St. FA 7 IMS **3" Coupe. n i l Poway. S*Wey SMI • RAM • Local Om Owner • Immaculate • U |M O iN a M f e • W7W Titan ■EABY-MIXSD CONCRETE illbox Potts — Window LIsUli Window SUU — G rm o Trape Stepping Stoata — Dry Wells MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. I E l* FA 2-S7SI a sm . CLOSEOUT 1955 CHEVRO LET Big Suita far Big Mca 1981 VOLSSWa Do N, solid AUTO GLA8B INSTALLED 9SAVEI Nsw * Used Fum ituro and AppIliBcss Mather of Sanford DAWN'kl BEAUTY SALON Air Conditloaag VENETIAN BUNDS Inclosed hand. Sag-proof tettaPi n il with plus tic ands. Ploatla or rayon tag*. Cotton or pyloa nurds. US-114 W. Bid 8t* PR* PA S-4PS3 COLLIE, black and white fcftaJt, 13 months aid, ARC registered. Phone PA SU1L DACHSHUND PUPS - FA 2-1347. PARAEEr.W. 13 brcedar* aad cage. 130. PA 2-8317. TROPICAL FURNITURE, twin beds, temps and aJteeoorioa. Automatic GE refrigerator. All like new. 17 inch TV 831. All pricee very reasonable for quick aale. 13 Valencia Circle, Da* ’ BaryJ Ph- HO 3-3181* LIFE Vasts, Tup Teats, Sleeping Bags. Tarpa, Tents. Army-Navy Surplus Store, 319 Sanford Ave. ANNOUNCEMENT ROBSON SPORTING GOODS U closed (or vacation. Wait tag BIG REOPENING SALE, Me* day, August 3!stl Gateway T# T te Waterway Insurance Agency Complete Insurance Coverage Including Package Polk lea. Raymond M. Hall, Agnat Your EV7NRUDE Dealer Hobson Starting Gaada ; Ph. PA 243*1 BOAT. It ft Runabout. 38 H. P. Evinrude Motor and Qatar Trad­ er. 3300. Pheaa PA 2-08H. Be BUKEI ^ M F O it _________$ | t t | WITH THESE OUTSTANDING PEACERESt America’s MoM Economies! Cor! gtaedard American Shift! Standard American Ntsta and Palia! Jcrsfced Nationwlda hy AuU.rtatd FOBte HUNT L IN C O L N - M E R C U R Y 1956 CHEVRO LET 1956 CHEVRO LET 1597 CHEVROLET Bel Ate Sport Coup* • VS Kaalne • Power Staerlnp e Power Rrakee - Automatic TrinamLsteP • Factory Ate CondHfoned • Only 83,IM Artnal Mile*. An Earellowt Car la Every Way. 1955 C A D IL LA C RAVENNA PARK HOMES Savoy Fordor • Vt • Overdrive Traaamleatea *83" Forder • AnUmatlr Triiumission • Radio • Healer * PH * PB • New Cetera • Good Tteaa * Not Bad At All tn o c 1955 RAMBLER u* c - Tudor Station Wagon • • Cylinder • Automatic Tran., mlmtea * Heater • Good Leatherette Interior • Slaepa 1954 PO N T IA C Pordor Sedan - PR * RAH • Automatic Trsaumlaotea • Could Lao g**t Covers • Body 1 Motor OK. A Steal Ah Fair lane Hardtop Cpa- • VI • Aatamatlc Tram. - R A H Claaa Thraughout. EASY G M A C 1951 DODGE ^ S S l i s ^ kicked by tho famous FURD same! D E L IV E R E D Mea-womtn, IM2. Start high M 8BM8 week. Proparatory traintag until appalatad. Theusanda of Jobs open. Experience ueuelly iinnocessery. FREE Information on lobe, ealariaa, requirements. Write TODAYI Lincoln Service. Pekin 23, Illinois. *118" Station Wagon * Fordor * 8 Cylinder Transmission • Reroodltiened Throughout Sapor Fordor * Djn.no * I'll • PS • RAII Sell! 311 So, Park Ave. Phono FA 24311 Sanford BE CO N FUSED . . ! SAVBI B l 1957 CHEVRO LET 1955 BUICK laskortk Gturns and Paint Ca. U. S. CIVIL U1VICE TESTS I DO N’T 1957 O LDSM O BILE Palrtaaa TM" Forder Sedan * VS * Automatic Tram* ■Im Iop * Radio A Heater • Grey Interior • Red A WhRp Finish • It Has A Lata Of Kjp*Appeal! c io o c FLUTE, perfoat cpadltion. Used very little. Coat SMS, take 373. W. P. Burke, Late'Mary. Phone FA 2-3M7. For all your Beauty ylett’a Beauty Nook, FA 2-3742. Air Coa Water. TV Stamp*. idea VR - Poe 4r glide - Good M | EVERIIOT Electria Cookar, excel­ lent coodltlon, weoderful for pic* nica, camp or home; 113. L. Smith, 273 Denary Dr., DaBary. 908-209 E. PINS S t PR. PA 2-0888 BEAUTIFUL foam rubber daven­ port, Ideal for Fla. rm. or living rm., floral design. Black mission dresser and buffet Record ra­ dio. Ph. FA 2-3048 before 8 p. m. Pfcaao PA P7PM •94-4-1 E. 1st. Sapar Faedar Hardtop Sadia • PB • PS • Partory Air • Thte Car Hai Nad Good Car* • IPS Cltaa TkruPihePt • W# lovllo Yap To Try It, up to.............. I S A Atao Wasb-n-Wsu Suite I1I.N Over MOO pairs of Trouatra. We cam fit all ataei » to W Men’a 83.18 Bathing Tnnka | | | ^ B0G Tte atera ia bolgiag with Rubdreda of bargalaa lor into, wo­ man and children. ROUND. SHORT and TALL COMB ON IN. WB CAN ITT Y*ALL RUTOBNS CLOTHING CENTER Hwy. 17 *3 Cor. 4M P o n d Friday avaning and all . day S at Open Moo. thru Thun, (roan Nooa 'U lS p .u a . aad IBM ALL DAY Sun. CROWDER p en . okra, by tha buihel. FA 2 0418. lachtdaa doaiag Can! T uns Want Om 20lk BL FoBpw Country Oub Rd. A Watch Far Our Bigan . . . OPEN DAILY 9:00 A. M. TU Dark SUNDAY 2:06 P. M. TU Dark Shxuumafah 2nd & Palmetto W IDE N A T IO N LOW CO ST F IN A N C IN G . �r i p l (/i �V. V : . n '" ■•. V v r------ . - .----- - mm m ■ ■ ■ .---------------------------- ------ ' ' ■» » ■■ .• t Sangster Memorial Service Set Memorial services tar hedr. John M. Sangster will be bald ta Me Sanford Naval Air StaUM Chapel at 1 p. m. tomorrow, wtth Chataata WUliam C. Fuller tafl•UMig. la Arlington Nation A Cemetery U scheduled Friday. (L e d r. Sangater diod whoa hia ■kjwarrior Jot erasbed u a r East Moabo, N. C. after both oaglaao Hamad out. Attempt! to relight the ■telnet failad bat Seagater kept Ih* plan* under ooatrot long aaough to iaeeead through a heavy ovareaat enabling hia two enw memben to hall out. A graduate of the U. S. Naval Academy, AnnapoMa, Ledr. leaf* the State Ualvmity la Mrrlvod by hla wife, DUae; e 20-month-old daughter , Ceil, and hia parents, Mr. and ltra. John 1. Saagator Sr., Nathpep, Colo. Planning to dedicate e memorial aeet to Sangater ta the Navy and Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Annapolis, hia family prefers that la place ef flowers, donations for Mo seat bo sont to the Commandm g Officer of VAH-1, at the SanTtodNAS. Sattforiii ffmtlir VOL. xux W lA T M B t f t M j j r o j l eloudlne— through Tucadny, thuothrahowtra. High today 88 to M, low tonight 72 to 7«. Wlw Established WO* MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1&sT ~ SANFORD, FLORIDA British Back 'Firm, But Flexible' Stand In Khrushchev Talks BACK FROM ORDEAL a n First Q ua Photographer1! Mata Deltoo E. Wilson (L) and Second Claaa Aviation Electrician’s Mata WUllain G. Mitchell. The two Navy men who wera ordered to bail out of Ledr. J. B. Sanjrater'a flamed-out jet last Wednesday, were flown back to the Sanford Naval Air Station Friday. Wttaon Uvea at 115 8ununarlin Dr. Sanford. Mitchell la from S t Petersburg. (Staff Photo) Ike Position! Gets Added Strength Good Intention Labor Reform Bill Offer Hay Head JNf Senate Fight WASHINGTON (UF1) - House As publican conferees, in a surmove, reported today that would offer some new pro­ posals which could head off a Sen­ ate floor light over the labor reJorra bill. If Senate Democrats agreed to Mo offer* made by the House ip, Senate Republican* obviouswould abandon their plan'to ^ a resolution asking tha full Senate to break the conference deadlock ki favor of the Hour* Mil. LCDR. SANGSTER GOP Leader Everett M. Dlrkaea totredaeed the resolution Fri­ day after the committee deadlacked oa House bill curb* on sec-1 end ary boycotts and organisation­ al picketing and on federal-state Jurisdiction la labor disputes. He jaaid ha would eaH up tha aeraterttan tor aettoa later todays - » "T his i m n iM to scuttle any hope that tha conference could agree aa a hUI beforebaad. SARASC IA (UPI) Pitted Over the weikiad, however, the ruined lawns and waterMouse conference came up with streets, soaked Junes remained today as •am* aew proposals which appar­ evidence of the rain storm-trig­ ently would at least partly accept gered flash flood that struck SaraMe modification demanded by Sen­ aote iaturday sight. ate Democrats. The Weather Bureau predicted Rep. Robert Griffin (R-Micb.) the area would have scattered •id he and Rep. Phil Landrum showers todsy, but nothing like (D.-Oa.) eo-slithers of the tough the four laches of rain that delu­ Laodrum-Grlffln bill passed by the ged some sections at tbe city Bouae, draw up tbe package. Ask­ Saturday. ed If tt represented a concession Water stood waist deep In some on their part, Griffin said be pre­ areas, c a u s i n g stalled traffic, ferred to call It an "adjustment." street cave-ins and it least one bridge washout. Most affected sec­ tions had returned to near-normal Mental Health Unit by Sunday night. Hardest hit was the Southgate section, which lost electric power Invites Public A The Seminole County Mental and water servlet when the flood ■with Association Invites tha washed out water lines. One fam­ was evacuated by civil defense public to attend Its meeting at ily 7:30 p.rr. tomorrow In the Fir-t workers. officials said there was Methodist Church’s McKinley noCity way to accurately estimate Hall. the damage total. However, they Plana for Work In this fall’s said damage would run Into United Fund Campaign, setting "tbe thousands of dollars.** up of • nominating committee and Some of the holes in the streets nvlew of the year’s work are measured five feet deep and seven feet across. Officials said many P € LONDON (UP1) —FraaU tenhower today m fed tbe setowd round ef top aecrat Allied cold war talks assured qt Prune Min­ ister Harold Macmillan's support for a "firm but flexible" band ia MOSCOW (UF1) - Premier dealing wtth Russia's Nikita K. Khrushchev (a Interested la a Khrushchev. new proposal from West Ger­ Macmillan's sacking was cenman Chancellor Konrad Ade­ udence from West German Chan­ nauer to resume disarmament cellor Konrad Adenauer, k piaeod talks and wants more details, Elsenhower to a strong pooRtoa DEACONS OK PRAIRIE LAKE BAPTlST CHUKC Tasa news agency reported to­ for hia talks with Italian a m \. a n shown aa they got ready Sunday for dedication of day. French leaders when he goes to th t new church at Caapelberry. Left to rljrht a n B. D. Khrushchev said d i s a r m a ­ Paris Wednesday. Lock*, Tom RIcketson, J. I. Strong, Malford Morgan, ment sad other Eaat - West TM president and Maemillaa issues "are not Insoluble" and completed a week and of Inten­ rah*rated hia promise that be sive discussions sod headed back la going to the United Ststee to London this morning from the "with good Intentions to help Prim* Minister's Chequers estate. Police were prepared to cop* pcaco" nod to "melt the lc* of the cold war," Tass said. with another overwhelming popu­ The new Adenauer proposal lar demonstration for Elsenhower Jet Engine Reliable brushed aside warnings about on the drive through the heart of WASHINGTON (UPI) - Jet en­ NEW DELHI, India (UPI>-Tha Soviet military might made by the capital to visit a World War gines on airliners are proving to Chinese Communists have made Khrushchev In his earlier note, U memorial chapel for American be 30 times more reliable thin new Invasions Into the Slang and end Instead appealed to the dead at St. Paul’s Cathedral. conventional engines, Federal Avi­ Lohat division of lodte’a NorthSoviet leader to reopen big Tonight the p r e s i d e n t and ation Agency officials revealed to­ East Frontier Agency region, un­ official reports here said today. power disarmament talks. prime minister wera expected to day. The reports gave no details ef Adenauer said the negotiations disclose to the world In an unpre­ should begin where they broke cedented Joint radio-television ap­ Nikita To Bring Wife the alleged new aggression by tha off ia August 1*37. pearance some details of their Washington Mipn r k . Kedj India’s border area. weekend talks. S tttt t e l r t m L « l L ^ The ! l ^ cam* u Prbn* Minister Elsenhower and Macmillan held day that Soviet Premier Nikita ->«»h«ial Nehru said that India g serjes of conferences Saturday Khrushchev will be accompanied would try to solve Us border prob­ and Sunday with their foreign on hla visit to the United States lems with Communist China by ministers and a small group of by his wife, two daughters, one negotiation rather than war,Nehru told Parliament hla plan top advisers at Chequers. son, gate g eooln-law. was twofold—to reinforce Indian They discussed the forthcoming border forces white at Me same * Khrushchov m o o tmuitlst drive against Sm&ther* Bid Doused Me Free' work), means of strength-1 WASHINGTON fUPI) - Senate , h. | antng NATO, dliarmiment, Weat-| •••‘‘• " S * *** P‘ rt,« ***** *0,d streets wan under ^ era defense, nuclear teat ban m -I ?*Ur *■ • *«??•»> by Sen dsmaga might not Mow up uniu j M*"Torthro^teg”uiilUd A. Smathara (D-Fte.) that !»ter. j Natloni General Aasembly meet- C"*™** WM99 Friday until Oct. ANN ARBOR, Mich. (U P I)-“I During tha storm's height, light- !nf and tbe Red Chinese threats 15 *® *voIJ Soviet Premier NUtlU s ' Khnishch•v’ Y 'Vlsk' and* to“gJ?i | wu • tT,Jtor 10 my frl#od»' »F nlng knocked about I* bricks' against Laos and India's northback-home views oa pending Is­ family and my religion. I did not tram a downtown hotel’s rhlm- era frontier. T Virtually no details of the talks sues. Democratic Leader Lyndon want to go on living, but 1 w u They damaged an automobile w. war* disclosed by Eiumhowcr’s B. Johnson said ha would consid­ afraid to die." A mystery w u the whereabouts and Macmillan's press officers er Smalhert* suggestion but voic­ This was the explanation Chi­ ot a small plane whose pups and there was a near revolt Sun­ ed no enlhuslum for K. nes* student Cheng Guan Lim radioed Sara sots • Bradenton Air- day night by the too or more gave tor hiding for nearly four port that he was last and tew, newsmen who have come here to Reds Hire Fuchs years as a “ living desdman" in e on fuel Just before the storm hit. ! cover the meeting. BEHLIN (Uri) - Former atom church attic next to the Univer­ An all-day search Sunday by a Other reliable diplomatic sour- spy Dr. Klaus Fucha has been sity of Michigan eampus. Coast Guard boat and law color- ccs disclosed the two had reached appointed deputy director of the The Singapore scliuul teacher's cement officers ashore turned up broad agreement on a “firm but East German Central Institute for son, who fled from shame and no trace of either the pilot or Its flexible” line to be taken when Nuclear Physics, the Communist failure, w u to learn today what aircraft. the p r e s i d e n t exchanges visits government announced today. authorities planned to do with Fuchs went to East Germany him. Ann Arbor police were con­ Residents of a nearby commu­ with Khrushchev. nity said they heard a plane's They were said to have agreed last June 23, after having served sidering breaking and entering engine sputtering, but did not hear that the president take a f i r m a nine-year jail sentence in Bri­ charges. ■land on bute principles while in­ tain for atomle espionage for the a crash or see the plane land. Ira migration officials also were Authorities theorized the pilot dicating the West's readiness to Soviet Union. on hind to start deportation pro­ may bad made an emergency negotiate toward a cold war set­ ceedings If he is not charged with landing and then departed with­ tlement. any crime in Michigan. Herrell Withdraws In addition to a possible sum­ MIAMI (UPI) — State Rep. Cliff out informing anyone. mit meeting, they were said to IterTeU of Miami withdrew as a have agreed that the West should possible candidate for governor to Sept. 3 Opening press for other conferences with favor of Rep. Doyte Carlton of the Soviet Union on lower levels Wsucbula. according to political Date Of School oa specific Issues such as disar observers hen. Herrell withdraw mament and a nuclear test ban. Saturday laying an "tm paue” In Oviedo Tha sources said the two were had been reached. Sources said The first day of school for Ovie­ ' l0-u l! r ,m r i-°0 P‘1.tu,*lion\ Herrell and Carlton had received do students m grades 7 12 has HMdle snd la r K»*ttheir atrongeat backing from the been postponed until Thursday Sheriffs Deputy W. R. Brown Macmillan alao was said to have Mm# pola|cai poup% (Sept. 3). Grades to will repor. shot two men with ooe bullet to Indicated that Britain no longer | Monday (Aug. 31) in kreplng with a Midway struggle early Saturday totenda to preaa lor Red Chlna'a T l r o y T o A s k D o o the countywide achedute. Tbe morning. recognition by the United State* TALLAHASSEE (U P I) - Veter- lunchroom will be open Morally Brown had James Henderson for admittance to the United Na an Secretary of State R. A. Gray, and husca will make their regu­ under arrest and was taking Mm 77, promisee to abide by his physi­ lar runs. to a patrol car when Henderson, cian’s advice when he announce! Delay to starting datr for the Jumped Brown, according to the sheriffs office. OUle Stallworth Mrs. Gordnier Dies in October whether he plans to upper grades was made necessary seek an eighth terra. "Captain because building renovations are came to help Henderson, with Bob,” who says he has never had Incomplete. The three missed whom the deputy w u struggling. In Ohio Hospital Brown managed to draw bis pistol Mr*. Blanche Gordnier. widow a serious illness, said he will daya will be made up on Satur­ and shot Henderson. The bullet | of Allen M. Gordnier and a for­ take a physical examination to days, the exact datca to be deter­ passed through him and hit Stall mer resident of Sanford, dted at October, then ask hia doctor If he mined later. There will he no should make the race. school sessions on Sat., Sept, 3. worth. a Cleveland, Ohio hospital Sunday, Both the Negro assailants are following a long Hines*. She was In Orange Memorial Hospital and a member of the First Baptist will recover, barring any eompfi Church here before moving to cations, Sheriff J. L. Hobby eald Cleveland. today. Among her survivor* la a niece, Mra. Robert Wallace. Funeral ar­ rangements are under the direc­ tion of Paul T. Ling Funeral Officer Delivers Home, 12700 Woodland Ave., Cleve- "briver Licenses On Sale Tomorrow; Sites Listed J. M. Devell, the Rev. Leonard Jones, pastor; Thoraaa Bagley, L. J. BrunenstuhJ, George Crook and W. & Petty. (B erg stro m P h o to ) News Briefs India Reports New Invasions Rain, Flash Flood Cave time talking Me situation over with the Peiping government. Even aa he spoke Indian news­ papers published reports that the Chinese had entered the liny Him­ alayan country of Bhutan from Ti­ bet and had climbed again withIndian border guards. The Nehru government w u re­ ported to bar* dispatched heavy army relnloreemtnU to the north with Instructions to shoot If ne­ cessary to drive back encroaching Chinese. Nehru’s speech to Parliament, however, was designed to reduce some ef the teosten that has up. He raid war waa M l the way to settle dispute*. He said tbe difficulty to Mat l » dians tela certain ritortea Chinese Commanlets same soil He said he hoped *ew> ferae cei and talks could wash Ml the disputes. Nehru told ef tween Indian **— f Chtoeea during August but sold Ma teat one he wee Informed about eeewatod Wednesday. The other three occurred Aug. V, M and M, ho 'Dead Man' Afraid To Die S Deputy Gels Two Hits With One Shot The 1900 drivers licenses will go Alexander will lake a staff to the Tuesday • A. M. in the following places for the conven­ ience of residents: Court House, Lake Mary Post Office, Sept. 2, prices remain the same, from 2 p. m. to 3 p. m. for operator and restricted Griffin Real Estate, opposite operator licenses, and *2.23 for Glass Tower, Fern Park, from • chauffeur licenses. Anyone now l n . to 3 p. m. bolding US* Florida license may Caaielberry Post Office, Cassel­ renew It by bringing the license berry, Sept. 9, from * a. m. to In person, or by sending it by aa i p. m. adult member of the family, or Oviedo Town Hall, Sept. 10 and an amployer may obtain licenses Sept. 22, 2-3 p. m. lor bis employes, Geneva Community Hall, Sept. a T h y may be renewed by mull, 10, 9:30-11:30 A. M. • t h * entire original license must Fla. Power Corp. Club House, bn presented to order to renew, Boar Lake, Sept. 1. 2-3 p. m. and the applicant may keep the Altamonte Springs Town Hall, 40th Baby On Job green carbon copy to use white Sept. 13, 2-3 p. m. NEW YORK (U P I)- Patrolman the license Is being renewed. Long wood Town Hall, Sept. It, Robert L Dezendorf Jr., 31, Sun­ All restricted operator licenses 2-3 p. m. must be renewed before October or Adm. Bldg. Forest Lake Aca­ day delivered hia 40th baby. The 21-year police force vet uaminatlon will be required. demy, Sept. 17. 2-3 p. m. Thou now bolding out-of-state va­ Naval Air .Station, Sanford, Sopt, eras, who took aeveral pre-med course* before Joining the force lid licenses must appear to person 17, 2-9 p. m. to obtain Florida license, and Tbe first two weeks of Septem­ and carriea a medical Mt with ^nyooe under It yean of age ber, when little interest is shown, him oa the Job for Just inch em­ V iuet have signature of both par­ the hours at the Court House will ergencies, beat the ambulance to ents and appear to person. be from 9 a. m. to noou and 1-3 the home of Mrs. Francesca Lo­ pes and assisted in the birth of a County Judge Wilson Alexander p. m., Monday through Friday. ia axtendtog the service this year Starting September U. tbe of­ seven-pound 10-ounce boy. and hiring additional help to give fice will be open from 9 e. m. test and efficient issuance and to 9 p. *m. to accommodate resi­ applicants may save much time dents who wish to purchsM the Fire Put Out having license and exact licenses during the lunch hour. An attic blase Friday brought ange ready when they are nextAlso, the office wUl be kept open tha Sanford Fire DepL out on iu to Um. on Saturday, Sept. 19. sod 28 from ninth August call. LitNo damage In addition to issuing licensee in 9 a. m. to noon for persons who waa caused by the Or* at the J h r Court House to Ssnfurd during cannot renew licenses any other 901 Persimmon. house which be­ ■ to month of Septembait, Judge day. long! to Mrs. Varied McIntosh. S ^ 0 . 110 Caldwell Calls Nikita World's 'Top Criminal' Union, Goodyear Race Strike Time CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) Negotiators for the United Rubber Workers Union and the Goodyear T in A Rubber Co. raced today against a midnight deadline to reaeb agreement oa a sow wage contract. Union mombera at Goodyear plants In II etttes last week voted strike authority to their bargain tag team. There are 17,000 URW members at Goodyear plants. "You never know," said a union spokesman when asked if the membership would strike If nego­ tiator! failed to reach agreement by tha deadline. MIAMI (UPI) - Former Gov. Millard F. Caldwell charged to­ day that the forthcoming visit to America of Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will contribute to the “Communist purpose." Caldwell c a l l e d Khruefacbev "the world’* top criminal" and warned that unless the United States watches Ua step, Jt may become another Russian satellite. The ex governor leveled the charges to a speech prepared far delivery to the National Warden’s snd Jail Assn. "The self-appointed experts who spend a few days In Russia and return with glowing accounts ef progress, education, eociallxcd medicine, toduetralliaUoa and cul­ tural advancement are pleading Khrushchev's cause," h> sate. "Poland, Yugoslavia and Me other satellites reached agree­ ments with the Kremlin and sold themselves into slavery. Il‘a Juat by such cowardly setioo that America may become Just one more satellite. "President Roosevelt endanger­ ed the existence of civilization when be met with Stalin nt Yalta, President Truman was out- vaueuvertd and hla allies greatly embarrassed to hla ridiculous sum­ mit meeting. Caldwell is a strong states’ righter who has blasted the fed­ eral government, U. S. Supreme Court and others from time to time. He struck out today at federal encroachments end Supreme Court tuliaga. Cheng, M. revealed m an of the fantastic story of hla aalf-made prison to authorities who ques­ tioned him In the Washtenaw County Jail here. "I guess you could ’caB R a self-imposed torture," Cheng eald as ho nervously flung back hla shoulder-length hair. "You know how a kid feels aft­ er bo has Just broken hla moth­ er’s favorite vase? Tbat’a how 1 feci." Hia former university Junior en­ gineering student waa flushed (rom the attic of the First Metho­ dist Church, ooe of tha city’s largest churches, shortly before 9 a. m. Sunday by two policemen. ilia capture ended aloriea about a ghost to the church. For Um peat few year*, police have been plagued with prowler reports at the church. Members of to* congregation complained of "funny noiaea" to the big church. Cheng said he made some noise skipping rope on a 21* foot wide catwalk of planka to the attic rafter* above the ceding and be low the roof of the three story church. "I needed exercise," he said "Even an Oriental like me can’t lie on planka 24 hours a da>," He alao got exercise climbing down a permanent steel ladder that led to hla nest hideout and three flight* of stairs that led to a basement kitchen. It wa* here that Cheng got bis food supply and used bathroom facilities since he vanished Oct. 9, 1033, "I kept relatively clean," be $250,000 'Truth' Fund Suggested TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The Association of Citizens Councils of Florida has voted to start a state­ wide drive for 9230,000 "to present the truth" about segregation. In a day-long meeting here Sunday, the group also passed a resolution tor to* “determined defeat and destruction of the doc­ trine, plan, and program" of the National Association tor the Ad­ vancement of Colored People to Florida and to* South. Tbe 30 delegate* hU at what they called "the attempted prosti­ tution of to* vital segregation of white Anglo-Saaon heritage by misguided individuals, courts and group*." The Rev, George Downs of Or­ lando, executive Secretary of the association, presided at the meet­ ing, which was held at the Ameri­ can Legloa HAL said, "by wiping myself w t* a cloth after perspiring. It r**e to 119 degrees under that ra ta . B w»* cold to the winter, Mm ^ l " Cbrag's four-year student «taa expired Sept. 19, 1933. H* «s*p> peered on Oct 9 sod wee repo rt ed officially ra toeing m Nov. % Miami Teamsters Members Resign In Union Tiff MIAMI (UPI) - Th* . for a rebellious group of Team* tlera* Union members has saM "there to nothing left ta York) Local 237 to Miami. George Pfaffendorf, former of th* local’s organising drive, said about 1,700 of the local’s 2,000 member* resigned * v f a “ methods at operations." He said Local 237 President Henry Pctostein of New Y * r k made "misleading and pravneattv* statements." Pfaffendorf as Id he and 14 bnafness agents have a tentativelyscheduled meeting with Teamster boss Jimmy Haifa to talk over ■ new Florida charter and dtacu— a new membership drive. "I don't say Fcinsteto wasn’t sincere.” Pfaffendorf said, “but his action did not create a feeling .between the union public officials and b e t w e e n union and its memben.’' The union has been attempting to organise Dad* County's m ust cipal employes snd has met opposition from public Feinstcin bas questioned tbe of to* officials to threaten era with dismissal if they Jota th* Tea mater*. Pctostein termed tht aa a ‘'conspiracy'' started bw Pfaffendorf. Pfaffendorf connived to get 3 charter white be waa still working for ue," Fcinsteto said. He t t i i Pfaffendorf and th* 14 V 't’- r r f •gents had “ been off to* payrtaP* for tore* months. Polio Fund Goes For Vaccine Th* 8# mtool* County Unit he* already bought polio vaccine with th* 930 gi tbe UnK Unit by th* American the Auxiliary Thursday. Thurada The donation will be us*d In boy vicctoe for Immunizing children who com* to th* clinic lar theta. 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Myron Accardi of DaBarr by Food Fair Managar Henry Ashton, a s ha hands the couple their etrtifleets for a week’s vacation at Miami Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Accardi warn given the trip in a Food Fair aalea 'N ature Boy' W ho Steals WASHINGTON (UPI) - The White House in n n m n f today that Xing Phtuniphea Adaadst and Queen SiriUt of Thailand have ac­ cepted President Elsenhower's in­ vitation te Visit the United States. Bus L aw C hanged TALLAHAS8EE (UP!) — T h e Stole Patrol today reminded FtorIda motorists they no longer have te stop for a school hue If they are in tee opposite Ism of t tear* lane dlvifoii highway. Expensive Im pulse LOS ANGELES (UP1) - Sales­ man Michael feid, te. was fiaad r a i d he achieved. Ho seid he m i l le t ittend I summit meetlag that would amoust te a yro* pagaada mill. Eisenhower u id the promise, or laoarsaee of progress, for a iuramit meetiaa could come from an­ other meeting of the foreign mlai•tore. . After hie German preee confer­ ence, the president Oew te Leaden, where he got another tnmeadoua welcome. He was greeted h r the Bait sf Gocford, representing Queen Klinbeth; Prime Hlaiiter Haiwld Macmillan and Poreiga lae. M e m Lloyd. Elsenhower will bold a total af U been af talks wtth Macmillan. The president reaffirmed that the United States seeks an end te "the tragic division at Germany." Ha premised that until then the United States and lla Allies will protect the freedom and wolfa n of the Maple af Berlin. ho squirted South Protests Butler Loyalty Oath Proposal eld "oaten hoy" accused of steal­ ing to live te style In the weeds. The searchers trekked through the rugged forest near the Frank­ lin flood control dam in march of Prank D. Glbbe, who ie wanted an burglary ehargM in te r n New England states. Franklin P o l i c e Chief John Pkor said two of Glbbe* elabor­ ately furnished camp sites ware found Wednesday. He had barn living in tbe wood* about three Glbbe* sylvan homes ware equip­ ped with stolen its mi, including a generator taken from tea dam’s repair atop. Kadef Fete Slated At Casselberry « 9 m w - M Soutoareen demanded (hat Butler real** Ua party pete. VhM have demanded Butler's resignation to the past because ef Ms Insistence on a strong dvi} rights plank next year aad.kla nav4«’a mnwra*. criticism m ofJ ika the party's congeesteooal leaders. The latest Dials protest stemawd from reports that Butler planned to ask tjie national counwitto to continue the rule adopted at tea 1>M convention that oslegates be required to see te R that Sin nations! nominees are an the ballot to southern states. Ills aim was to uadermtea plans for soma southern states to omit tea names of the national nomi­ oses and put up Instead a slats te else tore pledged to vote 1m Dixie party candidates. Sea. Strom Thurmond (DA, C.), who bolted the Democrat!* party te IM to bead tha Mates* rights ticket, and Sen. Harman Talmadga (D-Ge.) ware among tea first to denounce Butler's move. They de­ manded his ouster u party chair- Tbe South Seminole Unit of Tbe Ksdeta of America will be honored at a buffet supper at T p. m. tomorrow at (be Women's Ksdeta and their famlliea will be guests of their new ipocsor, tee South Seminole VFW Post. Com­ mander Harold Mata and VFW officers. Art Block, Arvid Bird•hi, Laurence Chunat and Paul Faford will be boats. Kadeta who attended training camp will tell about camp and show pictures of the activities to Savannah, Term. Special guests will be Gen. Wil­ liam Dyson, commending officer Kadeta la the state of Florida nod his assistant, Gen. J. P. Greene. M inisters Agree To Sponsor Talks Tbe Seminole County Ministerial Asm. baa decided to sponsor a Bible Study Confer*nc* offered bp tbe University ‘of Florida Exten­ sion Division. Tbs association voted at a spe­ cial meeting this morning to spon­ sor tha lectures on the Book of Isaiah which will be given by Dr. Elmer Ualie. Arrangements for the conference will be completed at the Sept. 3 ^ Tim Sanford Greyhounds will meeting of the minutcr's assorts• dote eat the home baseball season Friday night with Family Night, admitting one whole family ef fans for only ft- A cut rata af 3* Mickey Must Pay cents for Individual admissions LOB ANGELES (UPD-A Judge will he in effect also. Wednesday ordered Mickey Cohen Tha Greyhound! end the tenon to pay 34.000 damages to a waiter bate with Tampa's Tarpons, still ho attacked last year in s Holly­ givM a mathematical dunce iar wood nightclub. Superior Court, Ate Florida Stats League second Judgs Joseph L. Call set toe half title. Jerry Patcnaude la the amount after g long hearing of a £ probsMs pitcher for tha final home 330,100 civil damage suit filed by Family N ig ht Ends Season Tomorrow At om camp alto, Fleer aaid, Glbbe had dug a ISdMt well from whiah an IS-foot pipn yrevided traata running water. The goner■ter supplied him electricity. The well wes dug with a hole digger Gibbs allegedly stole. PI cor sold more than 130 ar­ ticles ranging from n tent and a two-burner stove te and small toilet articles were re­ covered at tho two ramping spots. Picor Mid their value was about 31.000. It was not known whether Glbbe wm armed. A Mauser pistol wn found at om camp rite and rifle shells at another. * Picor described Glbbe as "vary bandeoma." Ha said ha wm checking out a report that Gibbs oocc w u a patient at n mantel hospital. Deputy P o l i c e Chief James Nowell Jr. said Gibbs, an Air Force veteran, “ must bar* had a survival course." "He’s been giving us a bock M a time,” Nowell said. N o P ro g re ss NEW Y O U (UP1) - United Stoehrerhara President David J. McDonald returns for the second straight day today to tho bargain* inf tab)#, asserting that both aides la tea steal atrtks are far from agreement "an any Issue." F i g h t C z a r Goal NEW Y O U (UPI) - Chair­ man Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn.) dleeiseed today that his Senate subcommittee's brand now invtstlgatiM of professional boxing bopM to stimulate legislation pro­ viding for a national boxing Com­ L i g h t s Knocked Out SUKFSIDE (UPI) - This liule seaside resort north of Miami Beach w u without lights for an hour today after Nick Condos, for­ mer husband of Martha Rays, rammed his sports car into s uti­ lity pole. He wsi charged with drunk feivtog and released on 1230 bond. A New Tax Joke Seminole County boat owners are following a statewide boat nglatratkm lag that will catch a lot of people If registration ie put off too tong. Only 3M of tee approximately 1.500 boats to tea county have been registered, Tax Collector John L. Galloway said today. In all Flor­ ida, tea ratio is about 30,000 boats registered to 333,000 teat footed bo. Fines win be asoeaaed after after Oct 30, which will be 31 days after registration started. Up to 3T3 may be charged persoM who fall Id register a boat power­ ed by more than 10 banapowar. LONDON (UPI) - Comedian Victor Barge arrived here WedMiday aad said there la a defi­ nite connection between bis trip to Europe aad teat of President Eisenhower. "I paid so much tax that Elssahower la coming over bare te thank me personally," HILO, Hawaii (UPh — New* reader Amedeo V. Rivero cali­ brated his 73nd birthday Wsdnet«Uy Bad remarked to customers that m had outlived ail Ms Irienda. Meaaoifo later, he waa struck by a d automobile — and Injured tha West German foreign Mlniatry here after another overwhelmtog ovation from tana ef thousands of Germans aad n lin t round cold war talkf with tea fo-yeardd chancellor. Asked whether ha believed Us forthcoming meetings with Khrush­ chev would heJpbreak the ice Jem of tee cold war, JUaaahewar aaid he did believe so. At tee l i n e time bn deplored what he called "bomb-rattling'' in world diplomacy and expressed hop# that his present Caloric peart mission to Europe would P * 7 the way te batter relatione with Russia. The chief executive said hie tenvenations today with' Adenauer had not reached the point where he wanted te diacuaa tktm hi m elite detail. ** ■p JACK PHILLIPS The crash of a Sanford Naval ir Station let bomber Mar East luubo, N. C. brought desth to Ha Hot, U. Cmdr. John B. Sangater, abate T ilt p- m. yesterday. Photographer 1st Class Deltea E. Wilson, US Summerlin Dr., Sanford and Engineer William P. Mitchell of St. Petenburg were ordered to bail out by Songster. No reason has been found why langiter didn’t parachute with them, eacept that he may have beeing trying to aavo the, piano, NAS autboritiea aaid. The NASD bomber left the Naval Air Station at 4;M p. m. yester­ day m a routine trailing flight. Mechanical difficulties are believed to have caused the crash. The Jet eaplodcd upon Impact, a u r the Cawtawba River. Wilson and Mit­ chell suffered minor Injuries. Sangater, M, lived here In San- Thor W ith Movie Camera On Flight Down Atlantic CAPE CANAVERAL, FIs. (UPI) —A gleaming Thor balllstle mis­ sile roars off today on another "eys-ln-teesky** flight that could ■Id spice projects of both tho present and future. The blunt nose sone of the stub­ by rocket contained a movie cam­ era to photograph separation of the cons from tha body of the roc­ ket, Informed sources said. It was ths fourth ca marl-carrying Thor In s current set series. Tha Air Fore* said a team of ships and planss in the Antigua Island area I.$00 miles south of hare recovered the data capsule NORFOLK, Vs. (UPI) _ Vir­ om hour and n minutes after tha ginia's controversial Pupil Place­ Thor blasted off on Its 10,000ment Board was told today K oould mils «n hour flight. not keep Negroes ate af white schools by backing out gf a faderal court suit m a toga) techni­ Goldwyn Is 77 HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — M-vle cality. Federal District Judge Walter K. magnate Samuel Goldwyn cele­ Hoffman told placemMt board at­ brated his 17th birthday today. torney A. B; Scott teat any quali­ Goldwyn rose from a ll-a-week fied Negrocy would be ordered glovemaker to became one of into white eehooto whether Ike Hollywood’s fabulous pioneer mo­ board was a defendant ar *oL vie-makers. Technicality Ruled O u t On Schools ford at l « Woodland Dr., bet hie hometown was Nathrop, Cole. United Press reports said Mit­ chell landed near a farmhouse end w m f t W i i * in m n liir te*'•heck and for observation. Wilson WM found some two hours after the crash wrapped in Milk Commission RefusesToSet Floor On Prices TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Tbe State Milk Commission has re­ fused te set an emergency retail price floor In Jacksonville’s price war. But the agency agreed te take a second look at the problem within 10 days or two weeks. The commission v o t e d 3-3 against establishing the prtee floor Wednesday although milk priest In Jacksonvllla have fallen as low aa 13 canto per half gallon below normal. Commissioner Wilmer Bassett of Mootlcello, a milk distributor, suggested tbe state agency set a floor price of 33 cents a gallon, « cents a half-gallon, and 8 cents a quart. But tea co mm lasloo rejected the proposal. Commission Chairman J. Bralley Odham, Sanford, said the agency should keep out of any price ware. He aaid competition was a "heathy thing" and when distributors are hurt by It, they should not coma running for state help. Odham said the squabble would be halted simply by distributors refusing to give discounts to gro­ cery chains. Milk wholesalers In Jacksonville have been forced to lower their prices to meet competition. H. B. Pownall, Miami, president of Vel­ ds Dairy Co., said he planned to take the matter to tee Federal Trade Commission. (Sm another story af Page B.) star to ball out at WJW foot two dives felled te roatert compressor* an tee Jot mg that cut out. Ha aaid the piano's radio radar stopped working mb before the crash. The three the they were Mar Charlotte i the trouble developed. Mitchell .aaid ha hailed m t t .000 foot. Anyone wishing te baked gooda or food J contact Mn. William at PA 3-5331, ar teas* Proceeds from * ia refc wtfl Id used te awet current isiM M s hi the building ef the new iooat hnl and say excess wUI go toward furnishings for tea but. Donations of furnishing! weald bo appreciated. Scoutmaster K. J . Demon Jr. aaid that Ifl fotfisg Boosttrs T o Bogin A ctivity Tonight The Scmlnnla Boosters Qte» w 9 hold Its first meeting of the ma­ son at T: 33 p. m. today to foe music ream at Seminole H te School. Plans win be made for foe membership drive at a bMtoSM meeting after a showing te mods* te Iba Celery Bowl game, £ Urgent' Bills Pass In Flurry By Congress By FRANK ELKA1EK WASHINGTON (UPI>-Our law­ makers are off on their annual headlong dash for adjournment. Tbe aim is to get cut af town before Khrushchev arrives. A measure naming tee “Peta­ luma River” to California, for axample, waa ntabsd through the Senate and on to the White House. This stream formerly w u known as "pstslums Creek," but you know hew It's been reining some places. Tbe House passed nad sent to tee amassto^ nJdU j o remove Urn fmm te reduce the taiM on whis­ kyOne way ar another, other ur­ gent measures also art. being cleared from the calendars. Tbs heps to te adjourn by Sept. 3. Many problems remain and some members don't think they will make M. There was unfortunate publicity earlier this year about wives, sons, daughters and other kinfolks on congresstonal payrolls. To help clear tee decks for adjournment, the House Administration Commit­ tee has taken care of the resolu­ tions attend to stop this. They have beau filed, la case anybody breath m e te m r. This may notify te a r wants te see them again. closet drinkers aad atbers for A WU to publirtie the travel ex­ changes. n private operator could start charging congressmen far their fares. A big roadblock to early ad­ journment to tea peanut bill passed by tee Heuae. It says for purposes of acreage allotments peanuts that are boiled aren't to ha counted as peanuts. Southern sponsors thought this measure bad a straight furrow ahead In tee Senate. But Sen. Kenneth B. Keating (H-N. Y.) baa thrown In an amendment. It’s • civil rights bill he couldn't get out of committee ever strong southern opposition. Under Senate n lea amendments don't have te be germane te the bill. Senators hoping to revise the Jl rr I r — in �payment ef y*D l u t a M • *•qelremowt for voting in federal •lection*. Son. Lister HD (D* All.) branded it i m r i r m H i . i n i m n i T M i tcajeotiflabto" at S i n Csasli Thirteen congnaaHerndon The House took up i 11,MO,004,100 housing bill design­ own urged the World Bank tm ed bl r«plies I moio Costly meas­ hold up a loon to thi U nite/ ure vetoed* by President Eisen- Arab Republic for enlargtog the FOR LEVIS AIR-CONDITIONED Teamsters Invest $10Nillioa Fund, WA1BDIOTON (UPI)—A le­ n t D m behind Ike Irne C um in ipe Xnsaie’e age rocket Iflc b u in blneted Intoepnee bjr e rocket i u n rm w i v n IN DIRAILMRNT^-Workmen clew m tracka at the •end where a Baltimore and (Milo passenger train left the tracks, injuring 18 penoof. The train had juet left Perryeburg, Ohio, when the rails gava way beneath it, earning six of the pine ears to derail. U m li law llll e w n l l lai we l d B ,nDowns wee elected ehelnnea zz of the board of the Hkuul National The city hoard t t education hsa vldool qualities of the elleeted le a k , ef which the Teeauttre said the action wae ptaaaed be­ schools la the Otoadale-JUdgeweed »«ently acquired control cause of overcrowded conditions section of Queens. . ^ “ J i ^ * * ! ? 1** ***** la the Brooklyn schoota e a t va­ cancies la Queeaa. The mothers* group chert** the! tha more WU artotttry and un­ necessary because tber* were other schools closer to the homes of the Brooklyn pupils to which they couid be transferred. The ap­ peal else said bus transportation or the transferred students would TALLAHASSESJUP1) - n o r- Basilio Managers To Be Spectators* ‘ t M & ' i S U H Horfda Big User H U. $. Road Fund TALLAHASSEE (UF1) - Hoed te b m e Joe Orate gut says only m states teak higher than Flotto in number of miles bant rtm emsrpsney federal funds vetad madwey at a cost ef ta.B iO M gl.MT.Mi Of this toeneed with funds made H e w the federal aid highM-M-Afrfl, IMi. < s k etatoe exceeding Flotu n Texas, Ohio, Virginia, BAN FRANCISCO (UP!) Thanks to a couple of passes. Car­ men BasUle was sseured today ef having his co-managers an band for Friday night's NBA middle­ weight title fight with Gene Full­ mer. But both pilots— John DeJohe and Joe Netro—will be present is spectators only and not empew* ered to work In Ibe corner ot the onion farms? from Chlltmingo, N. Y. Neither min applied to the Cali­ fornia Athletic Commission for a manager's license after ■ New York grand Jury was told that they had talked with the notori ous Frankie Carbo while the let­ ter was a fugitive from lustier. Thus the head man In the cor­ ner will be Angelo Dundee of Miami Beach, FIs. race w ssan y facto r in tbelr dis•atlifsctioa with tbe board's plan. Bartier attempts to block the plea bad beta based on tbe "neighborhood school" concept, th e Quccm residents charged tbe uansftrs would destroy the lodi- headed baek to school. "Tbe current trend," said the National Safety Council, "la to drtvo everywhere. Then'a a grow­ ing notion that children shouldn't walk seen a couple ef blocke to school." "This," it said, "has resulted la lota of students driving to school (snd driving around during lunch hours), end parents !akln< their children to and from schoo every day." Students driving to school mesas Inoressed danger to them end their companions. They also add to the already present danger to pedestrians. " Parents who drivt tbelr child­ ren to school create a bottle­ neck aroufld the building. The great number of auloa around schools, where hundred* of stud­ ents are walking, increases the danger to pedestrians avsn more. Accidents, according to the Council, am the No. 1 cause ot death lo tbe nation's mote than U million school-tge children. About one out of every m a n S to tt Fishermen, Californians Try Each O th er’s Fish drawal of Jack Dempsey from the move. Harry Levy laid Wednesday be would start elrcnlattag petitions nest month calling for • state­ wide referendum an the cssinoc. Levy said the former heavy­ weight champion's decision to back out of the campaign wilt have no effect on the effort. "If Dempsey does not choose to go," said Levy, "wo'li do Just as well." Doan Alfange, New York attar-1 aey who represented Dempsey in a similar move here lest year, disclosed (hat "Mr. Dempsey Is out of It sod I am out of IL" Alttogs and Dempsey presented the casino plan before the Dade County Commission last year and the commission passed tha pro-' post! on the first vots. But btavy opposition from residents and Gov, LeRoy Collins caused the com­ mission to drop the idea. Levy said the move la sponsor­ ed by a group of Miami Beech hotel operators. Olmedo, M ackay Doubles Team FOREST HILLS, N. Y. CUPI)>fishing eft the Coronado Islands. Alex Olmedo eod Berry Mackay, At Ike seme time, California's anglers will be at lsltmerada in Florida Kays trying their luck. Florida's representatives a n last year, w en expected to re­ Robert Ryder end J. Tony Da Lets, both ef Weet Palm Beach, aad Lloyd L. MUler, Miami. Ik e alternate is Mayor Roy H. Martin ef Panama City Beach. The flaking duel was set up after a California writer criticised Flor­ id* flaking. Florida immediately challenged California to prove FREE GIFTS FOR NEW A C C O U TS ft&k ESS "OUVETTT PORTABLE TYPEWRITER with a 15,000.00 ACCOUNT with ■ 13,000.00 ACCOUNT i Is 11 years ot age. Children RADIO et hurt In pedestrian accidents FM RADIO with a i a variety of ways — crossing with n between Intersections, playing on 93-000.00 ACCOUNT the road, dashing from behind HOLLYWOOD ( DIM)—They like ACCOUNT parked ears and Jaywalking. thoia pink eidewalki in Hollywood. What about too car na a has- And they want more. ard to student «T The Downtown Assn, voted Mon­ Nearly six million motorists are day night to install pink sidewalks teenagers. Ono out of 10 drivers and planter bins on two busy In n fatal auto acddeal la a teen. street* as part ot a face-llfUng Mato fault of young driven in program to draw more shoppers auto accldenta, according to the to downtown stores. Council, ia n tendency lo speed. The city commission was asked "Only kids who lack confidence to foot part of the *33,(XM bill. in totir popularity," tha Council 9 20 Quarterly for a 51.000 Loaa believsi, "need to show off be­ hind the wheel of a car." 8 40 Quarterly for a 92,000 Loaa Driving • car Is an adult re­ sponsibility. The driver's seat la 9 M Quarterly for a 93,000 Laaa no spot for Immature «how-offt LAKELAND (UPI) — The Dis­ —and that's Just what kids are trict Appeals Court here has up­ 8 80 Quarterly for a 94,000 Laaa If they "horse around" with held the conviction and sentencing 910U Quarterly for a 95,000 Loaa horsepower. of * reach war hero Maurict Cba*| Young people who drive to Vigny for the double murder efl AVAILABLE TO DniDENTR OF FLORIDA^ONLY school should slow down to keep Geo. Wilbur McReynotda aad his I themselves and their companions wife at It. Petersburg's Snell Isle • CLIP AND MAIL olive. In IM7. C h irin g y , ■ former French I * And motorists — especially par­ soldier, is under life sentence. I, Woe* eearwrly iaramo (tf***SShI ' I * »•«■«•«MOww—S—SW.rt ...... ents who drive around schools — should bo extra careful during The first power mower we* ' back-toarbool days, because excit­ tamed nut la 1M0 by Leylaad 1 ed, unsuspecting youngslsrs may Motors, m English firm. U weigh- « dash Into tbe street without a *d half • ton and wa« operated Is S Scolloped Curbing W ill Come N ext W ar Hero’s Life Sentence Upheld RATON TW1RLBR Sandra Stedman, 19-year-old past Itoad majorette at Seabreexe High and daughter of Mr. £ J * d Mrs. Harry P. 8tedman of Ormond Beach, will per- *cr« Jn a npeclal baton twirling exhibition between . Jtoeea at tha SCCA nporta car events at Daytona InterRation*] Speedway Sept. 6. MUe Stedman has accepted a . Aekotorahlp to th i University of Miami to become a contest to determine whiek state R ule ia far ahead ef tl knn.lkn kmmd IlnkUm • Slates la rocket power. Teams To Confer On World Series NEW YORK (UPI)—Represent' stives of six National League teams snd five American League clubs will discuss World Series plans at a meeting In Chicago, Sept. 1. Summoned lo tbe conference Commissioner Ford Frick wen flclsls of the Giants, Dodm Braves, Pirates, Bede aad Cub* to the Natlonsl League and tha White Sox, Indians, Yankees, Orioles end Tigers to the American. quently put a much smaller U.8. Instrument peck into orbit around the cue. I t la nearly twice the thrust of the Atlas, the only American lv tsnoflUnestel ballistic missile expected to to lata military ssrtics In the near future. Ik e new Information about the Soviet solar rocket is reported in e Csccbosiovak military-aviation m aculae article Just distributed ia translation bore by tha Com­ merce Department. 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FLORIDA: LiQUtD STRANGULATION T h a t aald T o w n Council deem* advlaabla aa a necessary public A Mcood nadioil rasaoo why ItImprovement, Improve, urade, smoking reduces in sthlsU’s wind r e c o n stru c t a nto d pave W lldm ere is tbs Irritating street of hot A venue from lie Intersection w ith amoks on tbs mucous membranes E a s t L ake Street, E a s t to the E a s t ­ ern Town lim its Of Longwood t o a of tba luais. w id t h o f IS fe et w i t h f o u r Inch Thors is always s (bin film of lim a rock a ta b l l l i t d base, w i t h oil moisture lining the hug mem­ aeal, a n d o n s h a l t Inch a u rra c e of s p h a lt e la s i t h a t all of aald Im­ branes, through which tho osygeg aprovem ents. s r a d l n s , r e c o n s t r u c ti n g gnuit pass as It crosses Into tbs a n d p a v ln s sha ll ba dona In a tr l c t tiny Mood vassals. compliance w ith tho plana, apeclfl. But emoktrs hsvt • much tMc- entlona a n d a a tlm a ta s th e r e f o r e on fllo In th e Otflco o f tho • k sr film of this moisture. So this Tnow o w n C lerk of th a T own o f Lon a - LOUISVILLE, Ky. <UP1) — Hawk-basked Luis Rodrlguct, un­ beaten welterweight froth Cuba, was ready today to take on hard­ hitting R udetl Stitch again after upsetting the Loulivllle sausageatuffer In a briak aplIt-decUlon Wednesday night, Rodriguez, who went Into the Rationally telcviied bout a 2-1 un­ derdog, baffled Stitch with a right-hand lead and crisp Jab that plied up polnU whlla tho uuusually sluggish Stitch w u missIng most of bis roundhouse rights. Nursing a swollen knuckle on his right hand, injured la the fourth round, Rodrigues with trainer Richard® Rlesgo Interpret­ ing said "I can fight better than that. 1 was two pounds over­ weight." Rodriguez, who now bad 23 vic­ torias and one “no contest" on M an H it On Head, Robbed, He Says Dnity Queen employe, Andrew Young reported to Sanford police that he war hit over thw head and iwthed of $37.10 it Mh St. and Willow A n .. Tuesday night. Young said ho waa checking sup­ plies in bis truck when he waa struck by two young Negroes about six foot tall. Joe Brown F ig h t a BATON ROUGE. La. (UPI) Lghtweight champion Jo# Brown makes his first home state appearaaco since winning the title whoa he meets Santiago Ramirez af Cohn In non-title bout tonight. Bream wot tha U3-pound crows ftasi Wallace (Bud) Smith Is AUGUST 17 „ SATURDAY AUGUST Compare with v efu b to 21ML FlorentiMdesipL 29 tow h wood, wMa* said plana. Specific*tlo a s a n d eetlmntce h a v e been h e reto fo re approved by t h e T own Council, a n d co n atltu te t h e plane and specifications for sa id propose d Im provem ents, a n d tho T own C o u n ­ cil of tho T o w n of L nnsw ood does h ereby declare the necaaelty fur the p a v in g of said t h o r o u a h t a r e ae described aforesaid, aa a necespubllu Improvement. UE IT F U R T H E R RESOLVED: T h a t tha to ta l cost of said im­ provem ent la eatlm atsd to b* I I I , . •*«.»», a n d tb a turn of money neceae ary to pay for tho tota l c o st of said Improvement Is hereby a u t h o ­ rise d: t h a t the coat of eatd Improvem ent shall be aeaeiecd two th ird s B f a in s t all propsrly s h u t t i n g and frontlna, and a d jo in in g and c o n tliuoua, or bounding ami a b u t ­ tin g upon such Improvement, and on* th ir d by th* Town o f Long* Wood. HE IT F U R T H E R RESOLVED: T h a t It 1* th e d eterm ination of this body t h a t a ll lota and la n d s a d ­ joining and eontlguou*. o r bounding and a b u tt i n g upon th* sa id Im­ provem ent will be especially benefitted by lb* eatd Improvement p r o ­ vided for In thl* resolution, and t h a t the special aeseesm ente to be m ade and e n te r e d ag eln et a ll lota a n d landa a djoining and e ontlguou* e r bounding and a b u ttin g on such contem plated Improvement, sh a ll ba mad* upon a f r o n t footage btela, t h a t Is to any, t h a t In th* p r e p a r a ­ tion of th* special a ssessm ent roll covering tha contem plated Im­ provement, such special b enefits shall be dete rm ined and p r o r a te d accordin g to til* foot f r o n ta g a of tha reepeellv* proper)laa a d jo in in g and contiguous or bounding aod a b u tt i n g upon such Im provem ent especially be neflltsd by aald Im­ provement. UE IT r u RTII E ll RESOLVED: T h a t th* t a s assessor of the T ow n of Longwood, In accordance with th* provlalona of law, ahall proeasd to m ak e a nd prepare a sp e ­ cial a ssessm ent roll, asse ss in g th* especial banettta to ba received as the re su lt of said Improvement, a g a i n s t tha lots and landa, a d ­ joining and c ontiguous or boundlag and a b u tt i n g said Improve m in t, baaing said special a s i e s s m e n t a g a i n s t th* respective p r ope rties to be especially assessed upon tw o third* of th* coat of such Im prove­ m ent. ** determ ined by thla r e s o l u ­ tion. sn d th* am o u n t determ ined by this resolution to be assessed a g a i n s t the eatd propsrty, a n d upon the completion of said epaclal a s ­ sessment roll, th* Town C lerk la hereby directed to reus* a w r i t te n notice to be served upon th* o w n e r e r o w n e r i of each tot o r p a rce l u t land so asaeestd, such notic e to contain a sta te m e n t at the c h a r a c ­ t e r e f th* proposed Improvement, and the a m ount of tha a sse ss m e n t made, and to fu r th e r s t a te a time a n d place when complaint* will be he ard aa to such special assess*m eats, by th* Town council, s i t t i n g a s a n Equalising Hoard. DE IT FU R TH ER RESOLVED: T h a t tha epaclal aeeeeemsnta p r o ­ vided for by thl* resolution shall ba payabta a t th* o p t i o n o f the property owner* ae tollowst In cash within t h ir ty <!#) d a y s of th* c onfirm ing of tho sa id special a* sesame a t roll, or In ten 0 4 ) equal a n n u a l IneUllmenta, aald dafe rr e d p a ym e nts to bear Interest a t th e r a t s of sis pe resnt is% > per annum. BF IT F U R T H E R RESOLVED: T h a t this rtso lu llo n shall be and become offeettv* Immediately from Sad a f te r It* passage s a d adoption. ADOPTED a t a t e g u la r m sstin g a f the T own Uoum 11 of Ihe T ow n e f Lwngwood, Florid*, held In the BOBBY PINS HAIR NETS PEROXIDE ASPIRIN BARBER SHEARS » DICTIONARY PENCILS TABLET Big Count W RITING PAPER0' NYLON COMBS 10 towvPENS 1 CARDS SCHOOL BAGS WI TH HANDLES OR STWADS Made of handsome vinyl coated Texon. Easy to cany. Assorted * colors. [I 3 G R A I N 2 0 0 ’s deem s It adviaabt* t o Improve, s r n d s r e c o n str u c t and pa v e W ildm ere A venue In sa id tow n f r o m Its Intersection w ith E a s t L a k e Street, E ae t to th e E a s t Town limit*, to n w idth of Id faat, w i t h 4 Im h Urn* rock aU btllaed baea w ith oil aeal a n d on* h a lf Inch s u r f a c e of a i p h a l t ate a, all of aald Im prove ­ ment* t o b* dona In compliance w ith plan*, (pacification* a n d aatlm alaa now on fllo w ith t h a T own C lark of tho T o w n of Longwnod, which said plana and apeulflra* Ilona and eettm atee h a v e hern heretofore a pproved by th* T own Council a n d c o n il l tu t * th* plana and epectftrattona for thla w o rk . NOW. T H E R E F O R E , RE I T R E ­ SOLVED BT T H E TOWN COUNCIL O F T H E TOWN OF LONOWOOD, Rodriguez Upset Victor Over Stitch MONDAY M eratfcia1 7 tlff.6 a9 5 the COUNCIL o r T H E TOWN OE LONOWOOD, rL O tU D A . 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And at a profit o f about 1500 toward jflrx fs a . . « o u t o u woldod the bis »tool framework togothor for raw tha R r m bohlad tbo pUto at the new baaoball two mother*, who had done aom# welding during II. grabbed a torch tad ftolflhftd the Job In time. •Trucks K eep Busy U m August bulletin of the Chamber of Commerce re* ports aa tatereeting case la tha gradually dunging Seminole ^ p n a u m v i and income have net remained the aame •tants they used to be la tha county, aa lands have been tented to other usee, but an industry allied with tha farmers and which got its start hero because of the concentration of grope, is flourishing, tha bulletin toys. The Industry Is trucking, which the C of C aheet says Ja growing to tha point where It la on “economic factor." Soma truck linos hava been granted Ucensoa to haul commodl- - trucks operating which haul only fro*an foods. One o f the ' four of ita kind In Florida, ita payroll haa reached $287,000 uVa year, tha bullatin reported. Divinification haa bacoma aa overworked word in a lot r ia f eaten, but it in proving helpful in Seminole County. "It's a cult tbat'a grown up to • few big cities ” Dick Martin ouggestsd. “Mart of the rick com­ edians depend oo the same people returning light after night to hoar their gaga. Tha alghtdubbars who Callow them around a r t m l ad; diets.” "Tbs ilek ones would nsvtr bo popular oo tslavUloo,” Dsn Ro­ wan said, "Their material to too far out.” "Thai's why they're popular la elubi," Dick said. "They can gat away with cootrovsrslal and spicy Jokes with a llmltsd audience — "Sophisticates — or pseudo so­ phisticates — a n flattsrsd by tbo alckalki because the comedians throw around psychological tirms and other word* that aren't usual­ ly Ideatificd with snurtalnera," said Dsa. "But ivra without censorship, maw sudtoaces would aavsr dtg the humor. la fact, most of the country would be offended by the new group.” opment. The entire Indies* dale* gslioe ( ir o n the project. A Souto Interior subcommittee failed to approve tko Douglas MU. titot moo pert •* A m niia’i heri- But U li believed tb it naverthe* U B . Unless nattoosl perks i n Ion the full comaUUee n ijf roporfe It. out Milt' ffavorably. d 'M i r f t k t v !' m e te d it whet m t l i i U will ell it* ( • M o overcrowded ktieb devri- With the bipartisan aupport of •fo M U totoortnly exploited or Senator Richard Neuberger, Dem­ Mr Industrial MM. ocrat of Oregon, and Senator Cor­ TIM arguaent of th§ opposition don Allot!, Republican of Colorado, to simple - tha right of print* a Mcond bill would give the Secre­ di f ah pm to go where they like tary of tbo Interior authority to • a i i o whit thoy ploiM. That. aelect three abonlino aUes to ba­ Mo. to p u t of tha Americas heri­ con# national parka, if thin ahould tage. a prlrlleg* going back ai pa**. tbo iltee (elected a n likely' far aa the privilege to ae«k aoll- to bo tbo Indiana dunea, a stretch lode and connuno with aature; of untouched abonlino on Cepu the right of a Theresa to be alooe Cod la MassachusctU and t b f ea Walden pood. dune a area and Set Lion Cavea But with aa tver-mora crowded la Oregon. These, with n fourth America the cooacm uoaiiu are site, P ad n latand, Texas, have pruatog to save a small part of been approved by the National tha p u t so that later generation Park Service Advisory Board. wiO havo o glimpse of what the Reported to havo Administration earlier America waa like. Because backing, this measure would coot It to threatened by imminent in­ aa estimated lt3.0M.eoo. Still a dustrial development the moat ur­ third bill with 10 sponsoring Sena­ gent pressure to oo to save the tors, Including auch veteran cooicrvatfocists as Clfntoo Aad«raofl| XOMK <UFI> - Italy to kegto- The St-adlo eipena* of duncland of New Mexico and Jsn a a *T atog to show soma disquieting ea Lako Mleklgaa between the Murray of Montana, takea in ad­ algae of coming apart at tha Industrial e n ter of Gary and ditional sites and the coet would Michigan City baa steadily disap­ be 9$3,000,0M. stems aa a republic. It la something like “ states peared aa Industry, with smoking Should all of theae measures get rights” in the U. I. A., Mo North- chimaoyi and mill towns, has esught In the Jem now promising South hangover from the Ameri­ spread. Today approalmately three to develop, with major ItglslatiM can aril War. and than some. and ■ half miles ramain, which held up until the end of the ses­ Italy la a unified weed for a Senator Paul Douglas of Illinois is sion, they would can y over to next trying to eavo a* ■ national park. session. This is the hope of their many aspects. Ha haa, bowaver, a powerful op­ apoasors who Insist that evan H The sun-baked and turbulent Is­ ponent ia tbo Betblebem Steel Cor- work is started on the steel plane land of Sicily — a lead of pas­ peratioa which baa acquired much for the Indiana dunea site it w if sion sad politics — the Austrian- of tbo lead for a projected *3»,- not be too late to taka the laid ON,0M plant davelopmcnt. With it by right of eminent domain and goes an industrial harbor and re­ preserve It for the use of the publated bousing davelopments. Beth­ lehem acquired the property from Powerful is ire the Interest! ■cuts bssdeches. a company act up by CUnt W. seeking to block say of these mss* Each of theso rsgleas is "au­ Murchison, one of the Texas bil­ lures tbsre ire im press!vo forces tonomous,” wtih its own local lionaires wboae speculation inland on the other side. Out of the great gavirament; each to fiercely Impetus that Theodore Kooecvelt proud of local tradJjtou, culture rieo. give lo the conservation move­ Important political interests are ment, scores of orginlzstlooi h u g trauU. to Um also involved. While he fought the continued lo csrry oo the fight roU>' Rome central government. In St. Lawrence seaway, which has to stop the sprciding blight of But th en w u one recourse — some eases there is active a»- opened lb* Michigan lake shore urboniim and Industrialism that the Senator himself. In bis of- aiatanco from abroad, to stool development, former Sen­ haa left only e small remnant of lice, be propped his feet on bis The Communists, always cigar ator William Jsnner of Indians is the unspoiled beauty of what was desk and grinned when 1 told to sdd to ■ boiling pot, are riding now cashing in on it with a corn- once an almost-empty continent. him about ths silly tales 1 bad the ‘'independence from Rome" heard, Ilk* the time he berated tide for all lt*e worth, e barber who deviated one-tenth And Austria, which gained hs of so Inch In trimming Ms leeks, independence as a “neutral” stats Then ha gava a a the inside only four years ago. 1* by no story. miani Impartial about tbo Austri- Assignment Washington BY ID KOTEBBA meticulous dishevelmenl? WASHINGTON — They've put The most reliable source, natu­ an Iron eurtsia around Senator rally, would bo his rcgulsr bar* John Xoanody'i haircuts ■* Cspi- bar. I stopped by Room F-13 of the Capitol, tbo Senatorial barber Not ihe Senator's,otfics but tbs shop, to chit with Dave liigblry, army of rsd-tapa clerks who do the selt-speaklng gentleman who the Capitol housakssplag. Those gives Ksnnsdy the works every ladles and gentleman said the pro­ lft days. sorry,” he said, gsntly. fessional details of Kennedy's “ I“ I'm can't talk to you without per­ haircuts srs off-llmlts to rspor- mission from the sergeant-atten. arms.” This smiting rule of secrecy A call in the housekeeping of­ cam* up wbsn I set out to ask fice. and the clerk says, "That's tbo Senator’s barber a few pro­ right, nobody can givs that ap­ fessional questions about the most proval sxccpt Joe Duke himself.” controversial bssd of hair in Duke left word that hs would not approve of any reporter talking America today. For some time now, critical la­ to Kennedy's barber. He suggested the Rules Com­ dles who csrry weight la the vot­ ing booths across the nation havo mittee. The Rules Committee, considered Kennedy's unruly hair- which his so many rigulslions do ■ vital Issue la the apeomiag that msabera havo rules oo bow lo set up rulea. said, “No.” Presidential station. Kennedy's office interceded and The dark brows locks that ride the handsome young Senatorial beseeched Sergeant-at-Arms Duka bead like a frightened tumble­ to pleeea let the barber talk to weed have become an Intone- the reporter about their boss's ttoast trademark — good or bad. haircut. Negative, It appear* that they havo So, I sot out to find out for lb# ladies, how does Uw man from thrown ■ heavier iron eurtaln Massachusetts accomplish this around Senatorial haircuts than “« •,'r “ “ O >— 4% Anticipated lacidsnts, including bombings and explosions, erupted early this year. A rsoewal of agitation an a far wider w ale to pradiwtod by some sources for this winter. ♦*• 44ftb •♦ •• ft Wafiestrtixbed, psrmenent msaufacturiag facili­ ties sad l a g la i itls g laboratories srs (quipped with lbs most e n d u e precisise u*chi**s and a liltiiiil niaisiiag C itrus Foundation Fund Is $30,000 eseseaflprtfte Q cuvia w cuj. &■ ca re e r opportunities fo r q u alified I L I O T R I 6 A L , M B C H A N IC 4 U . a n d IN D U S T R I A L D M O I N D D N * Challenaina work in Product and Teat Development and Detlgn - Manufacturing and Facility Pluming and in Field Engineering Assignment*. For uweft on: Bill ZEUS amti-missus Miami • nuioto uism .it • nag contkol sunan • uMoenwartn art raws • oioital computus • M W M M SC ISJQ M SISCTM MUC 4 SOLID STATS M V IC C S • sMvaeuiet we Chaster Oxford aew.bol ye* should. My nisim m to tMUftee (bs prin at Md future bxppiams *t your family. Fee Ostails ea the Lifcef G*erp* UuufiftcaplMbate f*r you* family's iadividaal satss The N orth C arolina W orks of WESTE1EtN ELECTRIC %% I s m s * ee sue* • S " ft*«*bM sg. u se so* p m mmoo •> iM ltto. **■— - nee** ♦*• **« •» ceesveea at sseeeb ft xsrft t i e BeseiS m ■ mombe, at Me S siM Pee** Mbteh I* •■nil** •*,<**. b f t u m eoo *w oeeeMleaMem d i O f t im si o ses v U M im a is Dividend ^ENGINEERS ! Hearing Slated In Fund Scandal \Vl CP t-n ACCOUNTS INSURED T O $10,000 By LORRY BOWMAN ATLANTA (UP!) - Why doe* ■ second lieutenant roll with laughter when (old he's a m tarabis round tent peg In a square bole? Because a first lieutenant told him so in a merrily mis­ chievous manner. That's why. The order has gone out to In­ structors at tha Army's Infantry school at Ft. Banning, Ga.: Be funny I This non-ctawUted military in­ formation came to light this wsek in tha form of a rsport from the CROSSWORD EARN MORE FI RST F E D E R A L SAVINGS public information division of the Infantry center at Ft. Bcnnlng. It w u ■ six-page study of the way 10. Building 31, Erbium soldisrs art made at Ft. Bcnnlng. additions tipis.) Let the document speak for it­ of Sowers 1 1 A baser a glRadtuas self: •.Anew dreedtebhr.) (ey».) "The students were getting restfrontier It. At heme S3. River lew. A few sleepy heads were It. Mellower 30. Pronoun (Chin.) nodding. Others whispered to each 13. Of the ear 31. Chief deity StHocptUt other. 13. occurrence (BebyL) employ* It. Gridiron* 33. Copy 3f. P u t “ The instructor saw he was not 13. Wait upon 3 4 . A n n a P s v . p e rt, getting through to the students. He la v a , f a r o m o f lie * 14. Young girl deftly reached under the podium, IT. An Arctia 38. Polynesian 13. i t ------- 'i drew out two huge cymbals end dweller drink Are stemmed them together with the SL Inlet of 34. stitch 3S. Like a vr enthusiasm of a high school mu­ tbo »*» n . tilei. Manor a sician. Drowslnesi vanished In as 33. Iroquottna mi>k <Bag. instant. Students roared with 37. Fencing drinks Mist) laughtsr , . . •word "This la a sample of humor that 1 9 ll 3*. Wheel hub Infantry school Instructors at Ft. SO. Account JACKSONVILLE (UPI) County * it officials sot Sept. II ai date for Benning inject Into their classes. ><f " : It must be quickly added that 34. No (slang) H a hearing on motions to quash 33. GrtnulStH charges against Mrs. I. D. Sams the cymbal-banging bit is an ex­ IT. Tlun in cennsctloa with ■ Itlo.OM short­ ception to the general rule. The «A River age at tha scaadsl-riddea police Army polnti out specifically that in Africa "no longer do soldlere hear an un­ * 7 credit union hsre. 43. Permit related Joke before the Instructor Mrs. Sams, a former clerk for 43. More loyal the credit union, failed to sppoer gets down to the subject. Now the 44 Reflection Tuesday for arraignment ea for­ Joke-story must tie in with the 4T. German city gery and bad eheck ehargsa. Her subject malisr.” 41 Of Norway An essmple: attorney said she waa In a local 41. Encounters hospital for trsatmsat jf aa un­ In oo* skit that has "proved a DOWN favorite with advance and altodisclosed ailment. 1. Chafe cists offtesrs classes” a student L Dwelt who his been let in on the secret 3. Watchful ahead of time — doubtless with 4. Tsars much conspiratorial giggUni — r i m to ask: "What lights a tracer A Droop bullet?" T. Pilch t Operatic "Tbe Instructor eels startled,“ BARTOW (U PD - Funds forth* milady Florida Cilrus Foundation’* re- tha Army chuckles, "and out f. Palish scorch etnter now total mars than comes a awami in full regalia in­ cluding a turban and crystal ball. 330.000. The project woo given 13.000 The awami, an assistant initrucfrom the Lake Garfield Nurierios tor. gives a nonsensical answer as Fate 4 Thursday, August 27,1959 Co. Monday. The foundation hope* a puff of imoko emerges from be­ te got 3300.004 to sot up the citrus hind the crystal ball.” research cuter on 300 acre* ef Tha creaking old World War II e s k r x a uis:low , sseisat » s rs iiM w M i m A. c u s a ia e . se***es*iea u s s u w land near Leesburg. veterans of Bcnnlng'* Harmony 7 * ‘“ CBCBLU r s i s s s _ «to» Odlsee . a ms*tv MMw F jssjiM ^ftm r J M f t i >eseeder, O uetr. *•* CSsleimee H m ssy V A »*'• *Jt£SLt*o level, co lleg e credit couisss related te job. Ceatpiny aparatod mode­ st* * * | iM » r i* | triiam g pi ogram. Croup life msursne* In g r a m a fte r I mootks o n p l a y m s t . fl tinker tenant for travel o *4 n i v i s i la tkoso accepl*4. Bel*ll*4 4«esitpU«a • ( M(l*Mn*B •»«■(*•* Is atslIsUs ai. U s ss srsal OUH t a l U l M I Ssnis* Mm. i t *os • Afee opening* /or: Technical Writer* • Technical Illustrators • engineering Associate*. Parannal interview arrsnted in your area or at indicated location* at Company expense. Send ptrtonal data th a t to: Mr. T. R. Lannoi* Engineering Employment Mounter W estern M»US«N*»»e IM MUM uwr M IM UU | tltM North Carolina Works, Winston-Salem, N. a General Insurance FA 2*0331 ■> �♦ ... — ,*»*»<*■ J f m . Any. IT, H H - f l u I ■■ISs; H i Upsala Two Students Enter Program Southern U nion W ith Tonight Music Scholarships DON CARTER Dm Cartrr, mo af Mr. and Mr*. X. C. Carter, UU St. will enter SmMfem Union Callage at Wadlay, Ala. and major la physical tdttcatioo. Ha to teach phyileal education or coach whan ba graduatM. Ha racairad a muile scho­ larship from Southern L’aioo aad will alao itudy nuaic. Doa waa oa tha honor n il tha aattra lour yaara bo attaadad high achool aad bla favorite lubjecta vara math aad tciaoca. Ha aang first taaor la tha glee club lor lour year*, waa a member of the m double quartet aad alteaded the atato muaic clinic two yeara.. Ha waa a member oI tha "B" du b and played tackla oa tha lootball squad. Ha kicked the field goal that won tha game at It. Jdyere the pari year. He baa been working aa aaalatant Ufa guard at the Sanford Municipal pool thla summer and part Uma lor Chaae aad Co. la hia apara time ha likta to 0 flak, hunt and enjoy all kinda of aporta. Hia brother John kaa com­ pleted two yean at Southern Un­ ion and will enter Athena College tbie faQ, He also la bleaaed with a muaical ta in t aad will continue hia atudiee ot muiie aad a teach* er's courie. • FA T O VER W EIG H T Now available to you for firat time without a doetor’e prtserfpHon, our new drug called ODKIN EX. You muat lota agly fat In 7 daya or your money back. Mo mora itarvatlon diets, sUtnu* aua aierciaa, laxatives, massage ar taking af so-called reducing candies, crackers or cookies, ar drawing gum. ODRINEX is ■ Hay tablet and caaly swallowed. Absolutely harmless. When yen taka ODRINEX, you still enjoy your meals, still eat tha foods you Ilka, but y«u simply don’t have the urge for extra portions b causa ODRINEX deprtsaea your appetite and decreases your da sire for food. AutonuUcally your weight muit come down, because aa year awn doctor will tail you, when you eat less, yea weigh lees. Get rid of excess fat and lira Unger. ODRINEX is sold an thla GUARANTEE: You must lo weight within T days or your aaoney back. Just return tha package to your druggist and gat you foil money back. ODRINEX coots |3.00 and is sold witk this strict money back guarantee by: Uggett-Tsocktm Drag Rtere I t F. 1st. Mall Orders Filled. Adv. The Vacation Bible School pupils of the Upiala Community Presby­ terian Cburch felt very sad be­ cause their mothers and dads could not bo children again for a few daya and Join them in the glorious and happy time they are having ia Bibln School. But iihb—here la a secret, they have planned a way you may share in their Bible experience i. Mom, Dad, family and friends, be at tbe Upiala Church TONIGHT ■t 7:30 p. m. for a special pro­ gram. Do not disappoint them aa they have really studied, memorized and planned many surprises for you. Everyone ia welcome to at- Tho Sanford Pilot Club met Tuesday night at the boms af Mrs. Bert Chapman, with Mrs. V. C. Messenger aad Mrs. W. L. Carter Mrs.LaudeNew President O f Association The Seminole County Associa­ tion for Retarded Children elected new officers for the coming year at a meeting Monday. Those elected were Mrs. David Lauda, president; Mra. George Flttard, vice president aod Mrs. Elmer Van Pelt, secretary-treasurer. Plane were dlscuaaed for Increasing the nursery which la held three daya a week, Tuesday, Wed­ nesday and Thursday from • to 11 a. m. at the Alliance Church. All parents of rstarded or han­ dicapped children are urged to take advantage of thta nursery school. Transportation will be furnished If necessary. Toe infor­ mation c a 1 1 FA 2 FA 2 UU. TUNA U N U Froien tuna links should be cooked 4 minutes in gently boiling water end .cooled before serving in a salad. Anchovy fUteta, capers, ollvna, quartered hard-cooked GARY BAKER eggs, hearts of lettuee and radish Gary Baker bas received a mu slices bland well with the links tic scholarship from Southern Un- ia n mayoannalsa sauce. i College In Wadley, Ala.- and will enroll there this fall to itudy He-M an ’Burgers Cooked O utdoors music and engineering. Ho ia tha son af Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Baker, Elm Ave. During hia Junior year in Serai nole high school, Gary waa vice prealdeot, then acting president of tha student council and won the student council award. 11a alio at tended boys state and played foot ball that year. Ha waa prealdeot d( the glee club, a member of the Sally staff and won the glee club award hia senior year, He was alio a member of the latin club and the track team. Hia favorite subject ia school waa math. After spending a two weeks vacation with relatives in Chicago he baa been working at Iho Heftier Construction Company this summer. During hia spare time he pursues bis favorite re­ creation sports of fishing and wa tor skiing. Outdoor rooking has become so In iha top to allow aeena at the popular with men that a nation- smoko to escape. Divide 1 lb. of ground beef into wide Cookout Championship this summer will determine the pa. four p atties and grill directly tion’a lop amateur chef. Tha com* over mrdium roals for 3 U S mina petition for men only will be con. utes on one side and about half done. When you tu rn tho ham* rludtd later this year in Hawaii, burger, place U on a 7-inch square tha island paradise that aoon will of Kaiser quilted foil whose edges be our BOth state. have been (lightly turned up to Hera’a a new idea for outdoor hold in tho juires. A rrange a Th* Unity Church Center office rooking to get a smokier flavor square of pra-lliced cheese on li open Monday, Tuesday and and Juicier grilles] meats. If th* top, and continue cooking until Thursday from 10 s. m. to 3 p. m. barbecue has a spit, hang quilted tha meat la dona to suit and the with healing prayer aarvlce i t 13 heavyweight foil over the spit so cheese malls. Then tu rn the n these daya. that It reaches th* grill on both cheeseburger out of the foil onto oidoa and makes a tent. Or If a toasted bun. Ju iry cheesebur. Sunday Service .JU a. m. la Santhere's no spit, you ran make an gers a re delicious when done thie Sard Woman's.Club;' Oak Ave. Jo­ "Igloo’*of quilted foil with a hole way. sephine B. Stuck!*, Minister. A welcome extended lo alt. Church Calendar fijiA A o m d i. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Owen, IMS Magnolia, have as their house guests this week, their daughter, Mrs. J. B. Davis Jr., and ion Jay of Madison and Jimmy Owen Jr., who has been working during the summer at Brookiville. Mr. Davis will join Mrs. Davis this weekend and they will vaca­ tion far a week at tha beach. Mrs. Beula Thornton will enter Florida Sanltoriuir and hospital today and will hava surgical traatment tomorrow. Friends of Sirs. W. A. Kratrert will be glad lo know that she has raturned homt from the hospital, ia recuperating nicely and able to have visitors. Mrs. E. B. Harris has returned after spending some time visiting with friends and relatives in Vir­ ginia and West Virginia. Nine more new families wel­ comed to the .Sanford area by Wel­ come Wagon Hoitcssei arc: Mr. and Mrs. L. C. DeWitt are newcomers to Sanford. Their home town ia KewaiKe. 111. They have two children, John and Suaan. Mr. DeWitt ii associated with the Weatcrn Auto Store and they re­ side at lit Country Club Road. Enalgn and Mra. Cbarlca G. Dukes live nn Urapevllle Ave. with their two children, Franklin and Deborah. Their hometown ii Orangeburg, S. C. Mr. and Mra. Edward Miller and daughter Joyce come to San­ ford from West Palm Beach. Mr. Miller la with Perfection Jalous­ W h a t b a t t e r way ca n you k e e p with your Local . . ( . ------ 1. *T- ( St. Pete Choice O f Student Mrs. Henderson New Joy-Ruth President Tha Joy Ruth Sunday School Cl a a* of Iha First Baptist Church met Monday evening at the home of Mra. Bill Wise, Country Club Dr., for the monthly social and buainaaa meeting. Mrs. Janli Carrigan, president, presided at the business aenlon. An Inspiring devotional was pre­ sented by Mra. Betty Kennedy, us­ ing n tcaUmonial, -My life, Iby will be done". Rcporli were given by officer* and group lenders. Plans ware made for visitation of ies In Weat Palm Reach, They live it 110 Shannon Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I,. LI Veccbi and children. Bob, Linda and Tony call Richmond Hilt, Long Island, N. Y. their home town. Mr. U Vecrhi is manager of Pierro Manufacturing company and they live on Forrcil Dr. in Loch Arbor. Lt. and Mra. B. R. Blaia live GERALD JONES at 212 Tangerine Ave. in Ravenna Park. Their hometown ia Winoo­ ski, Vermont and Lt. lit ais is a doctor at Iha Naval Air Station. Ensign and Mrs. J. H. Bryant come from Miami. They have three children, John. Richard and Lori and live at 2M Tangerine Ave. in Ravenna Park. Gtrald Jones, ton of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gumuw , Mrs. Willis Jones, Catalina Dr. Kathy, David and Irving come to and owners of Jones Electric Sup this area from New High Park, pile*, plana to .nroil at Bob Jones Long (aland, N. Y. They now live University, Greenville, S. C. He on Ridge Drive in Loch Arbor. will major In English ind study Mr, and Mrs. S. G. Noll and for the ministry. three children, Kira, Slcven, and While In high school Garald Rebecca come from Indianapolis, played right end on th* football Ind. Mr. Nott is an clectririan squad for litre* yaara and was employed by M. A. Evans. They eboarn on Iha "All Conference live at 107 Temple Drive, Raven­ Grange Belt Team" hia senior na Park. year. He alio played basketball, Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Allen rome was a member of the track team, to Sanford from Pulaski, Tcnn. "S" club, latin club, gle* club They have three little girls, Cindy, and doubl* quartet. Vicky and Lynn. Mr. Alien ia on* On* of hia favorite subjects of th* new teachen at Seminole was physics. Itis favorite racrea High School. They will be moving tions are music and sports. Ha into a new home in San Sem his worked for Odham and Tudor Knoll* in the near future during Iho summar vacation. Student Chooses The Ministry sick members, absentees ind pro­ spective member*. Letters w en resd from former members who have moved away and friendship cards wer* signed to be mailed to them. Mrs. Charles U Bose and Mra. Jerstd Hawkins w en welcomed i s new memberi. Tbe nominating committer presented a stale of of. fleers and an election was held ror tha coming year, beginning Oct. 1. Those elected to aervo were Mra. Tat Henderson, president; Mrs. Maslne Thomsj, vice prtiidtnl; Mrs. James Carrigan, secretarypublicity; Dot Wade, devotional; *ml Bernadine Kamil, social. Group leaders were Mra. Anne Wright, group 1; Mrs. Grace Un­ ger, group 2; Willodean Wise, group 3; Elaine Laakbrook, group t; and Julia Eaell, group 3. Plans were made for an inriallaiion ceremony at the September meeting. Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Kennedy will officiate. During the social hour Mr*. MeEachern di­ rected two games with p rim be­ ing awarded to Mr*. Bom and Mri. Kennedy. The hoitesaes served refreahmenli of home made peach ice cream to th* ten members at­ tending. CORNBREAD SQUARES Cheese-lopped cornbrcid squires tail* good at a fall barbecue. Pre­ pare cornbrcid from packaged mis, according to directions. Cut into squares, split and butler. Spread with a blend of I cup of grated process American cheese, U cup of chopped stuffed olivci, 2 tablespoons of ketchup end 2 teaspoons of vinegar. Broil until cheese melts. Added To “B” Corp At tha Majorette tryout held Friday to chooea additional maJorattai for tha Seminole High School majorette " 1 " corps the following girts were selected; Ny­ lon* Albers, Bobbl June Berry. Marcia Demant, Carole Sue Hig­ ginbotham and Sherry Lee. With these new members added, the "B" corps will number 10 for the year and fl/Sgt. Pat Smith, second assistant bead majorett* will be in charge of th* training group. Tho "B" corps works as g train* Ing group as they look forward jS] lo being a member af the- wall flf known "Twirling Seminole*". Foe the first time, this year th* "B** corps will perform during halftime shows In th* positia* eg right and left guides of tha band. CIRCLE BURGERS STA-Nlf Llaialng Plan a picnic around circle burKcopa Clothes gars. Combine Ilk pounds of LIKE NEW! ground be«L H cup of uncooked rolled oats (quick or old fashloMdl, and t beaten egg. Add tt cup of chopped onion, W teaspoon of pepper, 3 teaspoons of salt and 1 (3-ounee) can of tomato sauce. Mix thoroughly and pack Into 2 No. 2 cans, placing stuffed ollva* at Intervals in cans. Bake COLONIAL CLEANERS 1 hour aod tS minute* in a 333 j ll» R. Pataott* At*. dogreq oven. Cool, remove from Driv*-!a Branch Sib W. M b eana, ilieo and serva on buns. I C oll FA 2-3315 fik ilip A Um FRIDAY SPECIAL CLOSE O U T CHILDRENS SPORTS WEAR One Piece Ploy Suita Girla P rinted Swim Suits Calf L ength P ants Shorts And Jam aica Shorts Sizes 3 To 6x And 7 To 14 Big B argain Close - Out Table — Selling S tarts 9:00 A. M. Shop PENNEY’S You’ll Save DOWN Including Closing Costs Lets you move in a beautiful new 3-bedroom home in tO ijn m iV D o d and County News, than with “ Seminole ir S AVAILABLE NOW — LANDSCAPED — YARD FENCED — KITCHEN EQUIPPED — CITY FIRE AND POLICE PROTECTION. IT’S ANOTHER SHOEMAKER "BUILT WITH PRIDE" <» HOME County’s Only Daily N e w s p a p e r ? ’’ FOR INFORMATION CALL FA 2-7495 or FA 2-3103 For Home Delivery C all FA 2-2611 Hr Sanford Herald Five New M ajorett At* \ A H i as eo-hosttuea. It was th* last BJU j> picnic meeting af th* year, Tables i-f.wer* set up on tha lawn and tha IvBtapVivl <* ff dinner was served cafeteria atyla kF V ; U to four visitor* and M mtmbara. The menu *f baked bam with pineapple, bakad beam, tossed salad, hot rolls, pickles olives, lead tea, cake and ica cream was delicious and anjoyed by all. Tb* Chapman home with Its lake front waa a beautiful selling tot the out* door meeting. LYNDA YEACKLE Tha business sanlon was presid­ ed ever by th* president. Mra. Raymond Ball. Plans wer* dis­ cussed for Foundcra Day in Octo­ ber. Mri. Georg* Stine, Mrs. A. Swanson ind Mra. Ball m ra elect­ ed ai delegates ta represent tb* club at the Fall Council which Lynda Yeaeklt, daughter of M meets in Fort Pierce, Sept. II to 20. Alternates were Mra. Car- and Mra. W. F. Yaacklt. West tar. Mn. D. K. McNab and Mra. llth St. will anroll at BL Pateraburg Junior CoOege this falL lie tenge r. Happy Birthday was sung to th* this fall. She pinna in major ia seven member* having birthdays elementary education ta prepara­ during tha month of August. They tion for ■ career aa Uacner. She w*r* Mrs. Elisabeth Sharon, Mra. will trantftr to Florida State to Esther Rive, Mrs. Gladys Hall, complete bar Junior aad senior Mra. A. O. Payne, Miss Lucy yean. Nowlin, Mrs. Joel Fields and MU* Lynda attended Giris' Stale Jaanit Blair. during bar Junior year in high At th* clot* of tha business achool and was vlco president of session, Mrs. Ball gava n moat th* glee club her senior year. She intareating report of her trip to waa a May day attendant her Plk* International, which mat in freihman aod aenier yean. She Chicago. wai alto a member of tbe triple trio, Trl-Hl-Y, students' council, and on* of the cheerleaders. ONION RINGS Her favorite subject la acitneo. Add Vi tup of canned French For recreation she likes skiing, fried onion rings to corn bread awimmtng and dancing. She has mix before adding liquids. Mix worked part tlma this summer at according to package direction. the Trlmette Salon. She and Aud­ Thla la aspccially good aanrad rey Bolger plan to room together with soup. at St. Petariburg. Nine New Families Welcomed By W. W. O ff On The Right Foot ? u p - 1 o - date Pilot Club Holds Picnic Meeting At T r W M iy it K W Enjoy lo** of nutritious Ic* mam at th* friendly store* displaying th* Super Sun sign. 8up«r Sun la super good—it’* superior. AN feputer it***»* / C m n , Cups, > f* «d r H-GeNee* S lto e r n G n e fr CONSTRUCTION CO.. INC. S it W. 25th 8T. at MYRTLE i �'A air»yiiP A iW TjnVQpjjgn it E 3 M C : •ate <• an » n w ter the atartstoy. Canute Lu m w aacrifted. Abarnatty la third u d tta aaxt batter, Jaka Jacobs, Mat him home aa a boat. 7h* Greyhounds elaaa ant tta bene Maioa hare Friday nightaa ttay go against tta Tanya Tar* paaa. They will play Saturday nlxkt la Tanya ta aa# tta aiaw a. Friday sight will ha fanlly night aad tta an lira laniiy will ba ad* nltlad far tl. Yoat. Saa Fraa. Ml 012 000 0 - 410 1 Pittsburgh 000 000 004 1 - 5 t 2 Sanford, Millar (•) and Landrith. Daalala, Groan (T), Faca (I), Kline (10) and Burgess. Winner—Kllna (0-13), Loaar—Mil* lar (7-7). Baltimore 100 300 300- • 11 1 Kanaaa City 000 030 010- a 10 0 Walkar, Fappia (l) and Triandoc. Daley, Dickaon (0), Grjm (0) aad Kouac. Winner—Walker (S-7). Loaar—Daley <13-0). H B - Milwaukte 100 000 0 0 1 -3 7 1 St. Loula 2M 010 MX— 5 ISO Willey, Ruth (3), Jay (T) and Crandall, Jackaon (11 • 13) and Bmlth. Lo**r—Willey (5-7). H K Flood. Naw York 110 000 030- 4 7 3 Cleveland 110 000 31a— 3 0 0 Meal, Duren (7) and Berra. Bell; Perry (I) and FiUGerald. Winner — Ferry (10-5), Loaar— Duren (1-0). HR-ManUe, How­ ard, Colavito. Chicago 200 090 310- » 17 0 Cincinnati 401 000 000— 3 7 1 Hobble, Hillman (4) and NeeHook, ___ P4nn. ^(3), Lawrence nan* 1___F (3) Broman (•) and Bailey. Win ner—Hillman (>-•). Loaar—Lawrenc* (7-11). HR—Robinaon. Boaton 000 010 430- 7 7 3 Chicago 000 3M 130- 010 3 Moobouquetta, Cblttum (7), Fornltlta (!) aad White. Wynn, Sta­ ley (7), Lawn (4), Ariaa (0) end Lollar. Winner — Montx (3-3). L our Wynn (14-0). National Laagw (10 innings) L ittle Leaguers WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (UP1) The 13th annual Little League World Series want into the stretch today with Auburn, Calif-, meeting Schenectady, N. Y„ and Hamtramck, Mich., facing Oahu, Ha- Ctepte, m i . England, stopped Oowte da Klerk, 1»U , South AUae (I). Retained British Emytey heavyweight ehamplonahlp. LOPMVHJJt. Ky. —Louie Roda p o a ,, U7, Cuba, outpointed RulUteh, 145, Loulavl By OSCAR FRALBY j nant-hungry cltixana of San F ran NEW YORK (UPl)—This could daw at tha u M time^^ ^ § be the acaaon when Johnny An* Umelll squares matter* ones and for alt with Milwaukee and San Frandico. National League His “beer* against the Braves _ , W.L. F t t GB. 9 m Francisco 72 34 371 ... got* all the way back to IMS Uu Angelas 70 SS 347 3 and, while Johnny pretend* Indif­ Mdwauka* II i» 340 4 ference, ha would be less than FBMhtegk M a 314 7 human If ha didn't gat tome sat­ JJhjgo 4i m .tasiovi isfaction nut of beatlnr hi* fa* ORMteaM 41 M .00 im vored on*-time teammate* out of SL Louis 31 71 ,430 15th n pennant. Such n feat also would erase n few harsh memories la W ^ te a to Night', Basalt* Saa Francisco. FMteburih 9 Saa Fran 4 (10 Inna), And the big southpaw, with IS • t Louis S Milwaukee 2 vktoriaa already accounted for, Chicago t Cincinnati 5 could accomplish both objectives <<My games scheduled), with a fat SO-plUa game season. ntevday’a Pnbakte Pitchers Sag Francisco at Philadelphia Johnny was an lS-yesr-old i <> Samoa) — McCormick (ll - io> “pbcenom” whan ha w u signed u d Worthingtou (2 2) va Owana in IMS right out of high school and, by coutm tural agreement, (*■11) and Cardwell (7-7), «l St. Louis - Jay could not ba farmed out to the (4-14) or Buhl (11-4) vs Mlxell minor*. I t rankled lc*»-rewarded players among the Bravaa* vet­ Chicago at Cincinnati (night)— eran*. Ha w u unwelcome. The Braves won tha pennant with young Johnny sitting Ignored in tha bullpen- Tha naxt two Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, (night) years ha pitched only briefly aad Milwaukee at Chicago than ho want Into service for two CtaeteMU at SL Louis, (night) yoars. Whan ha rejoined tha Ian Fran, at Los Ang., (night) Brave* in 1943 u they shifted American League from Boston to Milwaukee, John­ W. L. FeL GB ny had • 12*12 year which w u 73 4S JOS . . . no real criterion a t his ability. OUtelaud 1111 h i 1 “They were a rough six year*," W ttmora t l C .492 14 says tta six-foot, two-inch left New York a 43 .40 14Vi hander. “They never let me for5 * * 42 « .tlS ltte t it. 1 plagued my days and Kmmu a ty M 07 ,4tt IT unted my nights.” W « .400 I t Thus it was that ha w u "glad Washington U 73 .403 23 to ba traded'' whan ha w u tent K » New York 4 (night) Chicago 4 (night) >S Kan. City 3 (night) lgy*o Ptehable Pttchars nt Chicago — Baumann Lotmaa (4-i). / Sandspur Bowling League To Open Tuesday Night Sandayur Bowling League play will gat rolling Tuaaday night with three old and three new apoorer* of wenaaa’a taan a on the Sanford Bowling Allay*. Pig N' Whittle will m att Irv­ ing Pryor lnaurance, Wllaon-Maiar will taka an Boumillat A Andaraoa Drug* and Foodmirt will to againat Bobaon Sporting Good* n the 7:30 p. m. contests. Irving Pryor, Foodmart, and the Pig N’ Whlslle ReiUurant are the naw iponaora. Bowling for average* occupied thla week'* meeting aa the ladle* mat for the drat time thla sea•on. Badger forniahed by the iponaora will be worn by the playera thla year. League leaders Nattewnl t e i p . Player * Qah G. A l l . R. Pet. Aaron, Mil. 134 503 M ill 33* Cnghm, SI. L. l i t 37* S3 130 MS Pinion, Cin. 137 333 111 177 333 Temple, Cin. 132 401 SO 131 .323 Robuon, Cin. 123 407 M 130 321 American League Xuenn, Dct. 112 440 T» 134 334 Kalina, DeL 100 410 71 133 .333 Wooding, Bel. I l l 307 SO 111 .324 Runnel*, Boa. 130 Ml 73 143 313 FOX, Chi. I l l 313 M ISO 310 Raw Batted In National Laagw — Banka, Cuba 111; Robinson, Rada 114; BoD, Rada M; Aaron, Bravea M; Ct* pad a, Giant* M. American Laagw — Kill*brew, Senators 13; Colavito, Indians 13; Jenicn, Red Son 00; Malione, Bed Sox S3; Maxwell, Tigers 11. Hama Run* National Laagw — Banka, Cuba 37; Mathawh, Bravaa 34; Aaron, Bravea 33; Robinaon, Rada 33; Cepcda, Giant* 23. American Laagw — Colavito, Indian* S3; Killabrew, Senators 37; Alllion, Senators 31; Maxwell, Tigers 27; Lemon, Senator* 31. niching National Leagw -Face, Pirates ISO; Anton*ill. Giants 14-7; Law, Pirates 14-7; Niwcomb*. Rada 12-4; Conley, Phlllios 12-7; Pod* rea, Dodgers 12-7, American Leagw-Shaw, White Sox 13-4; McUih, Indian* 10-1; Pappai, Orioles 134; Lary, Ti­ ger* 1M; Maas, Yankees 13-4, H ERE GEE-GUYS ARE ^ r! COMES SO BIG NOWADAYS YOU CANT TELL HOW ' a cure NUMBER OLD THE/ ARE/ > I'M NOT TAKING any c h a n c e s ; MY LAST TWO DATES WERE SO YOUNG I HAOTO M l/HO W S ABOUT GOING TO A MOVIE . TONIGHT-V Cooper Scores TKO PORTHCAWL, Wale* (UP!) Henry Cooper of England auceeaa- MB. DITHERS*. W HYASBVCU eg y p u r UP T H IS i CONTRACT*] Knicks Sign Three ' NEW YORK (UPl) - Kenny Sean. Wiille Nauila and Charik Tyre have signed Naw York Kaick erbockar cootracte for Un 193MC National Baakotball Assn, ititoo. N ew Improved M tf/a t/ L IT ME S E E * VOUC < DRIVER* UCENSeA> r NEVER TH O U S H T^ I1' DAEMOOP W OULD Jf CALL ME NAMES y ' WCE THAT ► -> __ �APARTMENTS, S R I ; furnished 4 uafurnlxhed, 3-BEDROOM furnlihed apartment. ROSA L. PATTON RM RUwalRa A n . PR. FA 9-1MI lighU and W. 3rd. SI. FA 2-2341. 5*ROOM i*Pbood 2-BEDROOM houae, kitchoa turnPA SAM. FA 2A744. ■•vain 3-ROOM furnished esartment. WeFor Rale U r furnished. $M. FA X-73W afUr 1:00 P . M. n. n . Artlaiaa Fee BRAND NEW I hedroem furnish­ ed apartment, water furnlihed, cloga in. Phene TA S-MU daya FA M4U night*. 3-BEDROOM, kitchen n a p p e d house far r a t , *3, FA 14171. CLEAN ftirnlrhad 9-room apart' mailt, including lights aad hot walar; th a n hath. Na children. SI* wwk. FA 9-1*41. Hwy. 1 T « 4 Wth. S t Sanford FRESH FIS H I ROOM Efficiency ApL, print# bath, suUabla for ooa or ci Acrota from Fori Offlca. FURN. apt SO* F 4rk Art. Daily SUNLAND Estates & South PIN EC RESI RENT A BED Rollawty, Hoeptlal 4 Baby Bed* By Day, Waak a r Mooth. CARROLL’S FVBIOTVBE Different Smile. . Jam * Happy Ph. FA SAW Homes Deaifoed For US W. lat St Service 1 Nil* Will make you Florida Living. welcome at The O fflC K Bar la MODERN S bedroom apartment 3 4 4 Bedrooma—1 4 2 Baths and efficiency apartment, both L ik i Mary while Mllllo’e away. furnlihed. SOI Palmetto. Phono VA-FHAFA 2-439*. 4th Addition* C u m p b eF i F ls lr M ark et Ate. U g o l N otice ta n c a a r a rrr TATIC o r FLORIDA TO. WOBRIIT 1. PETKRKltf and PHIMCILLA 1'KTCRKl.V, Me Wlfa, K a lira, and If dtad, tbalr map.*tlvn unknowa halrn, davleena, gran, ta##. aaaigaau, llaaora, aradltora, tmataaa, gad any aad all yataaaa Maiming brf through,. undar ar : aaalnat Mid dtliadantai WAUXXIt a ACMhe. if altra, aad hi# uakaawn apouia If marrlad, aad If daad, hla unknown fealrt, davlaaaa, grant.,», BMlgnaaa, llanar* ctadltara. trun(••a, and any and all paraaaa claiming by, Ihrouah, uadtr ar aagalnat aald d*(iBdaala| IIOIOUC U PBTTBWAY, and all nnkaawa aaraona claiming by, through, dar »r aaalnat aald Hama a Villaway; and any and all paraona ha*, lag, ar alaimtaa la hav«, any right, title nr intaraat In Ua fotlawlag daacrlbad land, lying and being In Bamlnola Canaly, Florid#. to.wltx NK>« «( HW*4 of Hacllon It. T#w»aklp t i aotttk, Range II Han. Tan. and each of ran, aro bora* by antlflad that a ault baa b#»u >brought agalaat you In tha cir­ cuit Court, in aad far HanUaola county. Florida, la akamcory, I t it lad “C U WMUJT IK w S E fl? : PUTIt II KIN. at a t | _ . .. Dqrondaat and you, and aaeh of y#u, ara raiiulrad to flla your Anawar to PlaintiffaT Complaint with tha Clark of tha aald Court, and aarvn upon Plaintiff*' a 11 o rnay, UCO. A UPSKH, JR., wboao addroaa la P. (). Boa till, Hanrord. Florida, copy of aald Ananrtr, on or boforo lltb Hopumbtr, A. D. 1*1>, and If you fall to do ao, a Dttri* Pro Confaaao wilt ba rnterod aaalnat you, and rarh nf you. for tha ra> lltf damandtd In aald Complaint. Tba nature et Ihla^ault la to gulat tha till* to tho'above d*«crlbed land. WITXEHJ my bead aad the aaal nf aald Court at Aanford. leanaala County, ylotlda, thla lltb dar nf Auauat, A. D. 111*. (HEAL) O. p. IIEflNDON C l a r k of aald C ourt Hy: M artha T. Y lblan U a puty Clark ORO. A. HPEEIt, JR. •ollaltor for plalatlffa , F. O. Bos lilt I Aanford, Florida HUTCHISON APARTMENTS, 339 S. Atlantic Ave. Daytona Beach, for A ugut naorraUoaa call FA 1-4091. FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Paym ent! Low a s $425 Doalrablo a a t alraty furnished bedroom house a t 2411 Palmetto Ave. Newly delegated. Double You can move in immediatelp car garage. O tru a tm e . while the paper* are being protested. We Guarantee Personal Satiafactiona On Tha WELAKA APARTMENTS: roe mi Construction Of Your Home private bathe, 111 W. Flrat S t Or Your Honey Cheerfully FURNISHED apartment, clean and Refunded. PHONE FA SARA or FA 2-0A4L e l o a e In* Jimmy Cowan, Fh. FA 1-4013. 2-BEDROOM houae, kitchen equip­ ped. Call FA 1-4043. FURNtSHED apartment. FA 2-3900. Phone ODHAM& TUDOR, Inc. 2-BEQROOM furnlihed or unfurn­ ished-IWU*t. Phone FA 13MS. Cor. Hwy. 17*91 ft 27th St* Phene FA 2-15SI v UNFURNlSUEoTbcdroo- — range and refrigerator with 140 lb. frocier unit; completely air Thla la a gueat p an to the Movie condltlooed. Yard beautifully land Drive-In Tbeatrn for Jean llarrli, Sanford, to aee "Cal on landacaped. Phone FA 2-4014. a Hot Tin Roof." FURNISHED room with kitchen privilege*, buiincsi woman or UP FOR ADOPTION couple preferred. FA 2-4340. Two bedroom concrete block NICELY furnlihed clean apt*., email children accepted. 404 E 14th St. Phone FA 2-42*2. home. Good neighborhood cloic In shopping centers. Furnished, including Air Conditioning. Two Utility roomi. , .one for Mom and on* for Pop. 9M30.00. 2 * B E D R O O M houae, kitchen equipped, 2319 Princeton Ave. 970. mo. FA 2A343. Did you know that w« have listed g three bedroom concrete block 3-ROOM furnlihed apartment, home In town for less than d o it In. I ll E. 9th St. |60 93.000. 007 The down payment monthly. Call FA 2-42S3 or 9493.00, and the monthly pay FA 2 5799. menta are 943.00. MODERN 2-bedroom trailer with 20 f t.' aluminum room. Call MORE FOR YOUR CO31F0RT, CONVENIENCE 4 MONEY FA 2-4191. l a th e C sa rt a t te a c a n t y PRICE alone. . .does not deter­ Bomtaola Coaaly. m at# ml PtetM a. 3-ROOM BUNGALOW, furnlihed. mine true valuo of a purchase. 1« P robata l a ro tbo Ratala a ft FA 2-3109. Compare SAN SEM KNOLLS JACK BTIUCKLA.NU Unearned FURNISHED houae, 2 children ac­ HOMES with other medium priced homes before you buy. n v iL m i c a cepted. Th. FA 23347. Title* ta kanky n r i a that tha LOCATION. . da a very important uaderataned will, an tha Itb day faetor tS be comldered before a t g*pl»mb*r, A. D. I t l * . p r t a . n l SALE or RENT: 1-RR. New Moon Trailer, air conditioned, adulta. buying. . ..Near Schools? Shop­ to tbo llonurabla C ounty J u d g a of ping Centers? «tc. a .m lnol* County. F lo rid a. bar FA 2-79A4. f in a l r a tu r n . account a n d vouebara. INDIVIDUALITY. . .U an Import' a a A dm tnlatratrla of t b a B a ta t a of 3-ROOM furnlihed apartment near I “La JA ant point to bo considered in a C K iTtUCKLAND, daaoaaad. and hospital, electricity and water home. The Com plan ahould bo a t aald tima. than a n d tbora, maka furnfohed. 933 per month. 107 deiigncd for convenience. Window application to tha a ald J u d a * for a final aatlMmant o f b a r adminLocual Ave. and door spacing should be ar­ latratlo n of laid a atata , a a d for ranged to display your home a n a r d a r dlacharglag b a r aa a uth APART31E.NTS, clean, nicely furnfurnishings to their beat advant­ A dm lnlatratrlx. titled, 930 4 |43. 119 Elm Ave., O a tad thla tea 1 d a y a t Auguat, age. Large stucco house. Phone SAN SEM KNOLLS HOMES— A. V. l»i>. /« / Elian Htarllag NO 9-3297. . right here in 8anford, have all of A t A dm lnla tralrl* a t tha Ihcte features and moro too. B a ta ta or 2-RM. Apt. 112 Elm. FA 2 0371. JACK p t i u c k l a r d Down payments start at 9330 Iircaaalil Popular FHA Financing. gTKNHTUUM, DAVIS A MalNTOHIl Drive by on Country Club road Attorn*) a for A 'l m l n l m a l r I* * K dw arda tlultdlng 4 block* W of French Ave, or 1* T i l t LIMIT IT LOLIIT, M \ T » I Hanford. Florida call Stempcr Agency. J L D t l T A I . C I M L ltT n r V l o a i U t Legal Notice in a n d r o n t s a n o L t i c o i.v rtr. NOTICB ATT.AST1C COAFT M S B R A H - C I I .I M KN \ Ml, I H I 1 ROAD c o i l PAN f b a r a b y glvta JtU 0 U lt~ LEK CHLMDllE, rieietlff nolle# than on tba l l t b d a r of J u l y l ) l > It Hl«d w ith t h a InMr -v*. Plata Comin.rtn Cuiiitnlaalnn, ’ a t ANNIE LENA U I D l u l l E t>*l*adant Waablnglon. D. C . a a a gp llc a tla a n d t i c 'B t o i i a r t : T U f a r a tartifiaata ml publio canvanT H E HTATB o r r t / > n t D A TO: laaca and n .e ia a lly p .tm lu ln # ANNIE LENA OU.UUItE. 1**1 abeuJonm.nl e( I.T mil# ef Ha main W a i l W e a h ln g to a Avtou*. Beat ( b r a n c h ! Mn* tr a c k a g e aprln glng I-alnt, ( i i o r i l * from tha l-»k* Charm B ra n ch and A Hwurn Cometalnl h a v in g b#*n a t t a a d l n r front Macca J u n c t io n to Mecca. Florida, alt In Hamlnola filed a a a ln a t you In Ike C lreull County. Florid*. Flna ni'e Deckat I ’n u rt lu end for il.ruln-ile v'uuety, Florida. In rh a tica ry . I»f Dlvorv*. No. t i i C . ATLANTIC COAST L IN E RAIL­ th e a b o rt till* »f raid ai lion l>«lng llo b a r l I,** Ullinm*. I 'l a t a l l f f va. ROAD COMPART A s a l e I—na Ullniui*. Drfamlant, tk aea pra aa at* a t* to cauaa a a d r*f|ulra yon In flla r o u r w r l l l . n defouaaa, If any, In U>« I'oinplalnt Iliad barala, and la aarva a ropy t h e r e o f ii|»>ft I'l a lm lf r * A ttorney on o r bafur* lb* Slid day of f * |i l. amber. A. I>. ivl>. oih*r<vlt* a De­ a r e a |>ru L'oafoaeu wilt be anleie*! a a a l n a t you a n d lb* <aue* g ro tee d aa p a n * . W ITNESS my band a n d official aeal a t Hanford, bamlnola County, Florida. Ihl* l l l h day of A uguat. A. D. IJiJ. ISEALi O. r. Haradon C lerk uf lb* I 'lr r u ll Court, In auit t a r g . a l n u l t County, Florida Hy; M arika T. Mhlen Deputy Clerk Cordon V. Frederick A tto r n e y for l-lalollff P. O. lion IIS* :?: :«t n -u ::. reik a><h» Hanford, Vlnrld* P u t i n a Aug. 11 A a*»L ». 1». U . W. H. "BN" S TEM PER AgOMy Realtor 4 Insurer ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffer, Arthur 1*. Day, Everett Harper Robert F. May, Bart Pilcht Phono PA 2-4991 112 N. Park RE.U ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2344 Frettcn Ave. J . W. HALL "Call Hall" Realtor Phone FA 2-3441 REGISTERED REAL ESTATE 8ALEBMAN Gentleman or lady, MB time am Furniture storage end Mevieg ptoyment. guaranteed salary. 8* ,» $ u s - * * f tm t k Wttte h r pereanil kderriew, Shirt* h .m — tip. ArnriStf atatkig age, itperteari, educa­ 19*4 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-llil Surptu* 318 Sanfhrd A r f c ^ tion, tu n in g salary, U Box Z, c /a Sanford Herald. Sell Ua Tour Furniture. Quirk a ir c o m m w n s Bervtoe With The Cask. SUPER H. & po pe c o . NEEDED: County TRADING POST. FA M8H. BM B. Path - PA u m a genu far teat y awing whale■ale purchasing plan; men or PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRING FAINT ead women, full or pigrt-Umo, with WALLPAPER SUPPLIES 4 W. L. RABMON Buy 1 Gal. — Get 1 FREE! one to bn aeleetod aa aapervtsnr FH, FA 2433 After S F. M over county. Esrel e nt ceaimUMART CARTER PAINTS ' aloe arrangement make* poe- 1>*A B eefy Parian Ml W. let St. FA 2 M » tible to t t m a w wketoeale READY-MIXED CONCRETE FA 9-7M4 Malibu Peat* — Window Uriels 1 clothing, D A W N ' S Window tUla - Create Ttea# •User needs. For BEAUTY SALON motion, write Wm« B. Adame, Air Condittoned 41# So. Ridgeway, Daytons ■ACS TO SCBOOL SPECIAL! » » m Bch., Fta. FA BdHI “ T h a r e ' a s o r m U i Ib k f i s h y g d i f f o r a r o u n d h a r e . " $10.3# Ware tt.so MG JOBBER’S 9a » Wave 94.39 II. Week Wentod DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP 4. Real Estate f* r Bela BABY SITTING, ironing. FA 24449 Big Suit* for Big Men Adams FA 2-3333 „ wp te ............... OFT THE BEATEN PATH NIGHT work, cafe, ete. FA 2-1921. For ell your Beauty Neet**—Har­ Alao Waxb-n-Wcar SuiU 919JI Neat 2 bedroom frame, nice Raymond A t Ball riett'* Beauty Nook, 103 So. Oak Over ltoa pairs ef Trouser* ahedy hack yard, partly fenced, EXPERIENCED salesman, age FA 1-9742. Air Conditioned, Soft We eao fit aQ alie* is to an j about 3 miles from downtown 37, wholesale and retail, Water, TV stamp*. ASSOCIATES Uen’a $9.29 Bathing Trunk* taught retail telling, desires to Sanford. |3,loo, New We Richard H. "Dick" Ivan, settle In Sanford. Write Salee* 14. flower# a Plants FARMER’S AGENCY Th* store la bulging with ban* Mgr. Mortgage Loan Dept man. c/n Sanford Herald. dredi ef bargains for man, wo­ Mr*. O. H. "Amy" Andersen N. V, Farmer, Realtor SEWING, mending and alter!' Cat Flewera Far Aay Occailao D. H. Whitmore man and children. Jeanle Blair SANFORD FLOWER SHOP . Ph. f a s-nai. Lillian G. Tram* ROUND, SHORT end TALL G. B. "Guy" Strkkland FA 9 W or FA 94879 Aasocial*!. COME ON IV, WE CAN FIT W. B, Ihlppy _____ Y*ALL III So. Park Ave. Fh. FA 9-3941 114 S. French Ave. Ph. FA 9-sm 13. Plot jMng, HUTCHINS CLOYI N G CENTER Sanford After hours, FA 1 2411, FA 3-4921, Hwy. 1741 Cor. 43S COLLIE, Meek end white female, Evan* Bldg, Lake Mery FA MM1 ji Ph. FA 9-1290 IS months old, ARC registered. Closed Friday evening nod- afl LAKEFRO NT, clear sand bottom; day Sat. O jm Mao. thru TT Phone FA 3-1311. throe aerea. pine covered. 2 BR. from Noon 'til S p. m. and FIVE ACRE! WITH HOUSE DACHSHUND PUPS - FA 2 1347. ALL DAY Sun. CB home. Phone FA 2 4904. LOCATED on Old Orlando Rend, AIR CONDITIONING just South of F i v e Point*. 13 breeders and ALL translator port!hi* radio, Stenslrom Realty CONTRACT and REPAIR WOW PARAKEETS, . 911,000.00 Cash, cage, 990. FA 14317. brand naw, 499. Phono FA 14194. 1W7 Sanfeed A rt. FA HERBERT 8TENITROM FIVE room houae, located an 19. Beet* end Meter* Reeietored Broker CROWDER pens, ekrn, hy ton PLUMBING Celery Ave., near hell park, for LEN RISNEB bushel. FA 2-0419. . 93 H.P. Johnson Motor, remote $4300.00, Zoned CommartlaL Contracting 4 Repairs LOTTIE RROADWAT eonUoie, 2 propellers, for 9293.00. Free Ertlmatea KEN TORBRTT ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, l u l l * . May bn seen at 2494 Adams Ct. LESK, 4-draw filing cabintto, R. L. BARVET BETTYE D. SMITH (Wynn#wood section) or call reasonably p r i e I i . Fh. 204 Saaford Ave. FhMe FA ASM TA 2-9491. FA*MBU* At!anUe^BaM?MRM(. FA 2-7*40 after 1:30. 111 N. Park — h FA 9-3429 Plum bing 4 R epairs 193 HARLEY DAVIDSON MotorBY OWNER, 9 bedroom, m balh cycle. Plume FA 2-lTto. Your EYTNRUDE Dealer Seminole R ealty FA IM S house. Grove Manor, 1013 Lin­ 1923 Sarita St. R o b o o R S p o r t i n g G oode W. DIETRICHS - REALTOR GOOD USED 9-row rotary duatar, coln St. 304-44 E. 1st. Ph. FA S-3M1 TT Elif. Methvin—Volaaa ‘ Oliver 19“ plow and 7* fertlllw Adelaide If. Moeee 3-BEDROOM, 3 bath CR home. House Wiring — Electric Service 40 ft. CABIN CRUISER, nicely dlatribulor. FA I-3TW eventaga. 1001 Park Ave. F A ____ Term*. Phone FA 2 5429. equipped, mutt sell. 93,700 cash EVERHOT Electric Cooker, excel, Sid Vlhlea SALE or RENT: Small home on or tarme. FA 2-1123. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. lent condition, wonderful far p ic 100 x332’ lot with fruit treoa. BALE or RENT; Small home on FA 249U DAY CRUSIER, II ft. I In., corn nlci, camp or homo; $U. L 97,300. Call FA 2 1223. too’ « 332’ lot with fruit trees 112 Magnolia Smith, 272 DaBgry Or,, Delary. 97,309. Call FA 2-1223. plotoly equipped. P h o n o l4 J e ttd lu ^ ^ P « jn t|n ^ ^ R e £ lr i For the Reit Boys la Real Estate FA 2-3703. 'IT SCOOTER, good tile 8ER CULLEN ft HARKEY NEW CB 3-bedroom, Licensed — Bonded Painting 4 Phone FA 2-TM2. bathe, terrauo floor*, GE slainW. A. Clgle, Jr. Salesman M. AntomehOee • Trailer# 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2M1 leas steal kitchen, carporte, uti­ Decorating. Free Estimate! Work Guaranteed. SEMINOLE *30 PLYMOUTH tudor sedan, I TROPICAL FURNITURE, twin lity room: pump and sprinkler HOMES AND LOTS for colored owner, pries 92*3. FA 2-1119, beds, lamps and an eieortea. ■yatem. Cell FA 2-9419 after 3 P AI NT I NG CONTBACTORS FA 2-1204. people. Also homes built on Iota. Automatic GE rofrlgereter, All 819 W. 23th St. P. M. like new, 17 inch TV 933. AU Roy Wall, Pbona FA 2-1U7. 3-BEDROOM, CB. Ilk bath home. FLOOR sanding and finishing 1138 VOLKSWAGON, solid grey prices very reasonable for enlek This la a guest pais to the Movie* Fhooe FA 3-3333, Cleaning, Waxing. S e r v i n g finish, clean lnaida and out. Real tale. 19 Valencia Circle, D c land Drive-In Theatre for Char­ .Seminole County eince 1M. Bar/. Ph. NO 43141. e c o n o m y . 91,130. Phoae 3-BR. CB houae, peymenla 933.U lie Morrison. Sanford, to see H. M. GLEASON. Lako Mary FA 2-3420 after 4 p. m. monthly. Low equity. This week "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof". H A—Article* Wanted iT " •aiy. 309 Flrat St., Chulota, Fla. ROOr CLEANING AND COATING 31. Fnrnltnro 3-BEDROOM houae. 2400 Adams See now I WANTED: Used Paint Spray OuV Exclusive agent tor SURCO in Court, Wynnewood. FA 2-1B17. fit. Call FA 2-7233. • BIG VALUES this area. Work gusraatacd, ea I-BEDROOM home in Country • QUICK CREDIT FA 2-3M7 for free etUmatat. 9200 Down $100 P er M onth Club Manor, 9234 down and s i ­ • EASY TERMS a 114. EVANS 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath blech heme tuate payments. Cell owner, WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS with carperte sod storage; terTA 2-4441. B A M ROOFLNG r a n t fleers throughout; kitchen WILSON - MAIER Contracting A Repaira Opporiunsee equipped. Near scbael. Total 7. FREE ESTIMATES New And Used Furniture is FA 3-3422 OVIEDO; Beauty thop, equipped, Its Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-7943 111 E. Flrat SL for rent. Mrs. Tom Bulner, Roaa L. P ayton 13. Special Berricea Used furniture, appliances, toot* FA 2-1347. Registered Real Estate Broker etc. Bought-aold Larry’* Mart ASSOCIATE** PUMPS - IPRINELER 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. Help Nary E. Carman — Las SalvaU All types and iliei, installed Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha “ Do It Yourself' WAITRESS: M ust be WE REPAIR $SAVE$ AND SERV1C1 SALE or RENT: Five acre farm S T I N E New ft Used be over 21 y n . Apply Large 3-bedroom bouse. Large aad Sepyly Ce. Furniture and Appliance* barn. Easy terme. Joseph B in person* P i* ’N 207 Machinery W. 2 Bd SL Ph. FA 3-4432 Levy. Ph, FA 2 1233. Complete Lawn MalaUiunee; W histle. Fertiliter—Spraying — Mewing 203-209 E. First SL fh. FA 2-0093 MAJOR BROWN REALTY JOHN LOMMRRSE LADIES (4): Part-time work 19 Realtor 414 Willow Ave. FA I-719T New 4 Used Furniture 4 Appli­ houre week outside home. Ave­ LAKE MART ances. A Good Place To rage $20.23 per week. Flexible Ph. FA 2-3237 or FA 2-1144. BUY SELL or TRADE hour*. We train. Call Mra. Bind ENVELOPES, Letterhead*. Haltmenta, Invoices, hand biili. aad JENKINS FURNITURE between 7 .4 g, FA 2-2707. DOWN PAYMENT programi, etc. Progreulve 4M Sanford Ave. FA 3-74*u CLOSE IN: 2 bedroom, Ho bath, Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2931 — BEAUTICIAN W A N T E~ d 7~ Top 2 story frame borne In excellent BUY NOW! condition throughout. Furniture guaranteed salary and commit- 30t West 13th SL optional. Excellent neighbor­ lion. FA 2-3742 or FA 9-2433. ONLY 3 LEFT hood. Only 91C.000. Exclusive WANTED, two waitreiaea. Apply ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Beds. Day. Week or Month — with ua. BEFORE PRICE RIBS Fauaf* Drug Store. Call Mra. FURNITURE CENTER Cox after 9 P. M„ FA MISS. 11M French Ave. NEAR NEW SHOPPING CEN­ Ph. rA 2-7131 TER: 2 bedroom, 1 bath neat home, asbestos sbingla siding, A V O N REPRESENTATIVES carports, 94930. ARE earning in about four hour* whai uUteri earn in a CONVENIENT to High School. 3 full day. Writ# Today for Inter­ bedroom, 1 bath CBbome; Flor­ view. Box 244, Lockhart, Fla. NO JOB TO URGE OR SMALL SIONTHLY PAYMENT ida room. Largo lot. 913,300. Drive Way# — rarkiag Areas BEAUTY OPERATOR, guaranteed RENTALS: Day - Week-Mooth Front End Loaders aviary. Mary Brown's Beauty S t . J llu u Cmmp**1 S h o p , 1301 Palmetto, Ph. Grade re — Doa«rt — Dragline* FA 2-aeoi. Rellera — Transperta UB'N. Park Ave. Ph. F a 9-4141 W hen You Can PHONE: Days, FA 3-4134 Male Help Wanted Night*, fA 3-7123 or FA 2-3442 • Quiet Community Have MEN OF GOOD CHARACTER to • Near Golf Course LOVELY NEW SEPTIC TANK SERVICE • Complete 2 Bedroem apply for position* with the Pol­ filnea rna 3-BEDROOM, 2 balh home on ice Department. Must be resi­ Home • Florida Boom A. HARE DeSARY large lot; built in stove^ terratro dent* of Seminole County. For N'Orth 14423 NOrth 4-4711 floors, large storage room, cloi- do t Utility Room • Cartails aee the CITY CIVIL et* and spacious bedrooms. porta • Landicaped Let SANFORD Plumbing A Beating SERVICE Department. Age H a­ Include# Cloning Gant Price 9M.300. lt 14. 2344 So. Elm Ph. FA 2-7114. • City Water and Sew. $ a M a th e r of Sanford *280 DallasAsphalt Co. HUGH C. W HEI.niEL FA r. l2W After 9 P. M. *54 PARK W HY HOMES R EN T $450 Down RIPE FOR SUBDIVIDING, two forty acre tracts high dry roll OLDER HOME ing country. Une with small lake. 1300 ft. off Rt. 17-92, LV excellent condition, 3 bed­ Orange City. N. of Lake Monroe, room*, 2 baths. On large shady 15 minute* to Dnytona Bcb. and lot. Reasonable down payment. Orlando, via new intentate hwy. Write Box JA, Sanford Herald. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER IF IT IS HEAL ESTATE 2*8 Se. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 3eet ask Crumley 4 MonUith at 117 South Parm Ph. FA 2-44S3 FOR SA LE LOTS on St. Johna River North East Side Lake Harney Sand Beach — Easy Terns NEW RAVENNA Grocery Store Head Location — Equipped Buy Stock 4 Assume Lease Phone FA 1 4 IU Write F.U. Be* *11, Baaford WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Wn invite you to be our luenin absolutely free without obligation at one of Sanford’s lending Motela while you locate suitable housing for yon end your family. Pick up your key at the Sake Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. BRA1LEY ODHAM, Free. Corner Hwy. 17*92 ft 27lh 81. Phone FA 2*la01 Turn Went Or 2BU St. FeBow Country a « b Kd. ft Watch Far Our Sigio . . . age • Payed Streets ALL FOR *8280 O PEN D A IL Y • iM A . M . I l l Dark SUNDAY 2:M P. M. TU Dark FURNISHED .MODEL OPEN DAILY 19 ta I ShoamakoA SUNDAYS 2 ID 5 Csastmctisn Ce* lac. W. 20th St. FA 2.71*8 SANFORD , 9U Went 3M FA . ii ar �CubaGrapefruit LAKELAND (UPD-Btat* ckiua official* in d ic t Florid* grapefruit wiH Ml m badly hurt at th* Marhat hr oarijf augments of Cuban grapefruit fToM the W# o fP ln g . 0 u r a l Manager lobert WBuild*«• cf Florida Clin* Mutual ■aid tho outlook la tavorablo far FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. (DPI)-* Florida grapef ruit when U begin* M aria* to M arket la light volume Former Hop. J. Bayard Clark, IT, who** m year* la Ooagreao (panned the depression, the New Deal, aad World War 1L died Wcdoaiday night. Clark, a Demo- "It Might bo doalrabio to let the ipace a a a hare a martial a day oa hia oft boon." CHICAGO — Arthur Irowa, ta, BUFFALO, N. Y. (UP1) -R em o A. Gigaata. IB, af Kenmoro waa driving hla ancient par to aa antique automobile ahow la Eufgala whoa II refused ta dart op again altar Gigaata had stopped tar a rod light. Old age? No, OH to announced after an iaapoc: "I'm asst af gaa." K bor and toot bet “ “ ------d - J . | ts ii. “ M i l A lilC HOLLYWOOD Curtis flgnraa miles oo his bike mating botwoen "Operation Pall Arms, Equipment To Be Sent To Laos WASHINGTON <UPI> -Em argooey arm* and equipment will ha glrliftad Immediately to Laoa ta help repulso spreading CommuBiat guerilla attache, V, I. off!•Isle said today. V. f. Paclfta remmander Adm. ■ an y D. Felt ban been given the Job af carry lag out th* decision . dittoes! arms and money aid to Dm former Indo-Cbina republic. J T M has Air Fore#, Nary and Marine planes under bit com­ mand. N* dollar amount on the aid waa available. Hnwavar, aamigh money to pay and equip more than i,«N additional local militia and army troop* wia ta b* turned over to the Laotian government. Th* equipment itself conilata of World War. 11-typ* mull arma, uniform* and teal* now available at ravtral D. S. bases ta the F ar East. These Include Okinawa, The Philippines, Formosa u d Guam. country without railroad eervtco ta Its capital, the equipment ne­ cessarily must ba transported by air. Thor* was expected ta ba Utile ta making the equipment bl* to the X.OOO-maa Lao­ tian army. Officials eeaeedeg ft » M iam i Drummer Grows His Own Cubans Release M iam i Aviator HAVANA (DFD—Audio Frank Youag of Miami waa rebaaod by C a b a a authorities Wedooaday Bight attar being h*1d three months on chargaa of flying supporters of •I'dlctator Fulgent!* Batista out of the country. Youag waa oxpwtad to leave Haroaa today, presumably lor Malmi. The gev*ram*at gave no explanation tor the. Amarie an pilot'* auddaa rtlaaso. calliope. - • D w e ll* oaaa h r M g * people who watch the Jack Farr ehnw. Wearer — pertrapad bp CUff Arfeatta — appeared ae a rpecial contestant aa NBC-TV’o g u ae •how, Concentration, which ubaerrod Ita A n t anniversary. Hie opponent, who qukkiy beecaw tagged ea the "haary" bocauae of Weaver's rhenaalganr, wan Dare IAN FRANCISCO - Chart** B. Blyth, T«, baad of th* nation­ wide Investment firm boaring hla name, died Wednesday night. Founded hare la 1111, tho com­ pany now has M office* through- MIAMI (DFD—A Miami d raor who oaoa played with Tommy D oner head woo tn IMM hoad today oa ehargt frywing marijuana bohlad trailer b o at. Officcra count* plant* ta the well-kept M ■gear* marijuaaa gardra all OKLAHOMA ClTY-OUahoma’a oldest elected state official, foeretary of Stato John D. Conner, died Wednesday night ta a hospi­ tal hero of a kidney ailment coup­ led with e heart attack. Ha waa TH E O FFIC E OF SUFERVISOR O F R EG ISTR A TIO N FOR V O T IN G W IL L BE OPEN FOR T H IR T Y DAYS BEG IN N IN G FR ID A Y , SEPTEMBER 4, 1959. (A C C O R D ­ IN G T O LAW , T H IS O FFIC E S H A LL BE O PEN ONE DAY EACH W EEK A N D T H IR T Y DAYS PRIOR T O A N Y E L E C T IO N .) Y O U ARE E N T IT L E D T O REGISTER IF Y O U H A V E : GRAND JUNCTION, Cola. — Hint Clemens, 74-year-old former Metropolitan Opera tenor dim Wednesday it hla ranch aaar Mowtroae Colo, Cl*mens waa a native s t a t e Department spokesman of Bickers, Germany. made' clear that the question of Intervention bp U. B. troop* baa not yat been seriously considered. The same waa true for armed tatarvwttaw h r the Beulhcait Asia Treaty Organisation which has pledged protection I mp lb* SKATE C ITY REACHED T H E AG E OF T W E N T Y -O N E (21) A N D H A VE N O T REGISTERED FOR C O U N T Y , STATE A N D N A T IO N A L ELEC TIO N S S IN C E 1949; RESIDED IN T H E STATE O N E YEAR A N D IN THIS. C O U N T Y S IX M O N T H S O F T H A T YEAR; C H A N G E D Y O U R N A M E SIN C E R EG ISTERIN G ; C H A N G E D Y O U R ADDRESS SINC E REGISTERING. IF Y O U W A N T T O VO TE IN TH E SPECIAL ELEC­ T IO N NO VEM BER 3, 1959, Y O U M U S T REGISTER O N OR BEFORE OCTOBER 3,1959. Seminole County Voting Registration O ffic e Cham ber of Commerce Building, Sanford, Florida Cam illa 0 . OPEN EVERY NIGHT 7:90 P. M. to 10:90 P . M. Forty Croupe By Arrangement WMk Msbs^ i i Malta** Betwrday B to 4 g. m. AflEM t JOHN M1KLMB and J. EHMALT SupsAvhoA O ffico Hours Beginning September 4,1959 Monday Thru Fridays — 9 to 12; 2 to 5 Saturdays*— 9 to 12 LAST DAY - OCTOBER 3,1959 �s a p H fl tiuroogfe U — A Win EsUfcttiM I90« FRIDAY, AUGUST SR 1M» SANFORD, FLORIDA Adjournm ent L*U Later Day. Bees A re Busy cmcAoo a rro - M erger Discussed ORLANDO (UFI) —OfBd Mteute KiU O n, Ita n te y ttey I S Si k conaoUdattosi M S* tote 1 Mr. af I M H i S W>, ms mm Polio R ate Up WASHINGTON (UFI) W of thorn panlytto, tho Fa Haalth Service u parted MR) was tho large* somber of <i Tons O f Concrete Crush W orkers ■, 1' | % , ' '■J', \ j ; ", "" ATLANTA (UPD-Ttete «f jroor. Family Joins B atiste LISBON (UFI) - IBo vtto of Fulgeodo Batista Bow hi h e n to* fay from Miami, Flo., to Jaio tho Minor Cuban dictator hi Ms now Porturmoo homo hi aollo. Mrs. Batista was aecompaoM hy two moi, Roberto, u , and Carlos Manoal, S, and hor slsyssa, Jerys, W. Good F or Nixon injuring at Moat critically, killing trapping otbon. Construction at can Mdinated rt Radar Traffic Control Praised CHICAGO (UFI) — Adtai I . Stevenson haa dryly erhkiaad Visa Fnaidrat Richard M. Nixon's trio la Rnaala and hla "public dualin<" with Sot tot Premier NiUta S. Khnuhchar. "I tfctok NtoaWg visit to Roaaia waa a n o d tetef —Especially h r Nlxon,v IteVM- New Fish Sought ST. PETERSBURG (U P I).-T te A CRACKER POLK and a aplnnlnx riff wore glow to deporting Naval Air 8tatlon Chapbln William Foliar at tho Chamber of Commerce monthly Coffee Club meeting yesterday. C of C President Mack Cleveland Jr. present­ ed the rod which Chaplain Fuller said ha would turn om Now England flah. Nikita KhnMahar'a "pseta” virit to Amorist. Reporlteg to 0 shocked parlia­ ment, Nohni disclosed first dsUfls of tha first major Bias • Indian olaMma aJaoa overwhelming Bad fnresa marahod right up to tho India bandar Mat March M thslr taksoTsr of Ubal ftepM i ttelm* much Indiau Ur* ritory thorn but bad a r m moved prutioualy to oopturo It by mm* Nehru mid te a Communist com tiagant attacked to Urn remote North Baal Flusttkr Afoncy aouth U. 8, Flafa and WUdHta Sarvtco will begin a March Msoday alaag tha South Atlantic coast far saw flahimg grounda and apaciao af Boh that am commercially valu­ able. Baton H. Tbompaoo, service offlalat ham, aaM tho Harsh wiB Special Session Asked On Proposal On Jobless Pay > Ms after Amarie an cities. They said Soviet officials hare tewu particular i n t e r e s t M tetereat M visiting smaller towns to s*t • m art representative in tha downtown area. Police af­ pros* section view ef America. terward roped off savorat blocks MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Fire gepestmeet officials said today , e riakteg pleasure beat may have sauced the fire Thuraday Meat destroyed the famous Latin Quarter night cfaih M Palm Is­ land te n . The slub, owned hy veteran showman Elias M. Loew, w u gut­ ted M the four hour blare which w u described by F in Chief D. C. Kannclt u "on* of the worst fires T o t Learns Hard W ay About Which End Is Up M the history of Miami Beaeh." At least nine firemen, working' to M degree weather, ware over­ come 'b y tbe smote sad hoot Three were tespitallied. Soma to firs area and volunteers fought the b leu in the 37-yaar old structure, which during the roaring twenties had been a gam bier’s haven for underworld luminaries and tha socially prominent. A fire captain said it w u pos­ sible the fire started from a boat that began to risk Thursday white moored alongside tha club. A power Una. connected from a box on the outride of tho club, ran tele the boat. "I would assumu that u the boat sank,’* te said, "the equip­ ment the line serviced went under­ water, aborting tbe connections.” Ha said tha abort "could teat up the Junction box to the point it coaid ignite the dry wailboard." The alarm w u turned in by 1Sycar old Chuck lutnJck, who lived nearby. Tho tacugcr said te u w te amoks, only (lamas basting along the north wall af the white stucco building. When firemen arrived, bUfowteg black clouds of smoke were spiral­ ing hundreds of feat high and were risible for miles. M I A M I (UPI) - Nineteen* months-old Donald Law h u been shown firsthand bow not to usa a Juater-steed toilet scat. His mother, Mrs. Alvin Law, saw Donald pulling tte seat over Ms head Thursday. "I said 'no, do, no,,” Mrs. Law aald, “ But it w u too late." Ste set to work with a u w te free Donald f r o m his "collar." Ste sod sympathetic neighbors labored for two hours white Don­ ald and his twin, Debbie, loudly proclaimed their unhapptoaso. Mrs. Law finally called aa vai■otear fireman Ralph JaJnaea, w te earn* armed with two uw a and a screwdriver. Ho freed Don­ ald te five minute*. *T can't understand K," Mr*. Aretlwr emergency cell went oat Law said. "It went down over hi* t-dsy from tte Seminal* County tead but it Just wouldn’t to back uiit af tho Cancer Society asking for old sheets lo b* made late dressings for cancer patients. Fore contributions of wore sheafs No Beer Bomb ware made after the first appeal OTTAWA (UPI) - Tte loyal hr tte cancer unit, but many more Canadian Air Force Thursday de­ nied Mn. William Galbraith's Cancer U nit Needs M ore Old Sheets TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Sen. Harry Stratton of Callahan haa called for u o n e -day apodal m i * lion of tho legislature to clear up conftiafcm M tha 1M0 unem­ ployment compensation law. la a latter to Gov. LcRoy Collins Thuraday, Stratton charged that an amendment to the act It re­ sponsible for moat of the confuilon and may art up a "dangerous situation." Tha amendment, urged by Rep. Bee Hill Griffin of Polk County, requires Ant a Jobless worker be paid compensation on the basis of IS weeks salary. Cancellation of tha amendment would return the requirement to 10 weeks. Under om interpretation, tha amend meat caused more than J.OOt seasonal citrus workers te Award* and badge* were pre* Mae Jobless pay benefits. •anted at Cub Scout Pack 10's matting In McKinley Hall of the P in t Methodist Church last night. A rocket slide and one-year pin waa given to Paul Glad. Mite Brownie* got a wolf badga; Skip- Par A a whole family caa P * Ofterholm, a daonar's pin; watch the Greyhounds play tha Phil Tate*, a wolf badge; Henry Tampa Tarpeua her* tonight as Dement, an assistant denner'a Ms Greyhounds end the horns stripe; and Jack Beckwith, a sil­ baseball season with Family Night. ver arrow. The M Scouts of tbs Individuate can get in for a barchurch-sponsored pack also dla* gate to cents. cusaed their program for the com- Greyhound hurisr Jerry Paten* to t probable pitcher, F^jg-znrteS1. baited Press luterateteaal President Elsenhower received a royal welcome from Quo— Elisa­ beth today as tho 9sooa broke her decision to mate no public appear an eta until after te r child la boev to greet the president at ttalmarai, Scotland, aware ne »U be te r guart. , The Queen's welcome followed a rousing greeting yesterday by crowds astime led at between half Pack 10 Cubs G et Awards, Badges Tonight Last Game O f FSL Season The NgUonalMt Dofaum Mlniatry in TaJpol' reported Commoalat and a million and a million Londoners NatlonaUrt warahipo fought a rum who lined stm ts for M miles to slag ana battk near the Quamoy Iatauda today. sea Klsenuower and cheer him. Eisenhower*! visit to Scotland w u hia third triumph in aa many dayi. Wednesday ha was greeted by a quarter of a million Weal Germane whan be arrived M Bonn on hia mission of peace. Today thouiands of Scots poured into Aberdeen to wave and ahout Anybody who waa In the Semi­ aa ha landed (rom a gleaming nole Chapter of Future Farmer* Royal Air Force Jet Comat and of Amariea between IMP end IMO begsu the drive to Balmoral. should com* to tho chapter’s "Old SurpriMd spectators, standing Tim* Rvunion tomorrow and Sun­ six deep in places, let out a y«U day, whether they received invi­ of delight aa Elisabeth strolled tation* *r not. through tha Balmoral gala, ack- The chapter Ju*t h a n ’t been nowlcdging tha cheers of her sub­ able to gat Invitations to avery* jects. ooo that should coma, Randall lie's drive from tha Aberdeen Priori said. airport to Balmoral was another A dinner for member* and their triumphal procession and authori­ wive* only, will bo hold at tha ties estimated between 73,000 and Mar Lou Restaurant S p. m. to­ 100,000 Scots lined the route. Con­ morrow. A family party la sche­ stantly they surged out of the duled Sunday la Um FFA building roadway delaying the paasage of at the School Farm. tie Eisenhower car. Guaat of hapor at tha reunion will te Alex R. Johnson who haa it returned from Thailand where works for tha state Dept. John­ son was the teacher and supervisor af vocational agriculture through A plea of Innocence in t..e Winter IMO. Ho will giro the program's Park shooting of Ur*. Velma Hoo­ highlight with a speech tod show ver was entered yesterday by con­ of stidea at the Near and Far struction supervisor William Vite*. East. Vikas, po, is held under tto.OOO bond. Justice of tbe Peace Johnte McLeod who heard the plea said the case would come before a grand Jury te November if tbe Air crew pewnmwl af VAH-ll county solicitor doesn't decide to file a direct information on tha are scheduled te arrive al the FFAReunionStarts Tomorrow Night e Innocent Plea Filed In Killing K£V. DON riUtJDAHD will preach tha final ser­ mon Sunday u supply pas­ tor at tha First Fraabyteriun Church. Tha South Carolina native haa been nere a month during tha vacation period filling the post vacated by Dr. A. G. Mdnnte. A former aporta writer and coach, Rav. Hubbard also served aa Tte largest fish caught at Wed­ assistant minister at Cen­ nesday's Jaycee Fishing Rodeo tral Presbyterian Church w u a |39 bond for fourth grader at Anderson, 8. C, Mike Harrison Wins Fish Rodeo Michael Scott Harrison, 3307 1 Park Av*. Tha Pinecrcst Elemen­ tary Softool pupil pulled tbe one pounder out of stocked Late Car­ ol* where the Rodeo was held. Tbe prise for first fish went to A district Social Security repre icntatiy* will b* at Sanford City 13-year-old Jimmy Fay, 303 Col- Hall Sept 3, •. sad to between • lias Dr. Jimmy woo a gift certi­ a. m. and noon. ficate to use in YoweU's Dept- Applicants for eid-apa and sur­ vivors’ insurance bereflta, social account numbers, or peo­ Boys group winner* for biggest security ple wanting Information about Uw fish in tte 11-14 group were Gary social security program may see Myan, 903 W. 33th S t. and Jim­ the representative from Orlando. my Bay. Jimmy Hensoo woo te Ho will bo te tte City Commission tho 3-te group. Wloiwr te Uw girls' tt-14 class was Karen Vaalkar, R t 1. Sharon McCary of Sanlando Springs, and WASHINGTON (UPI) — An In­ Mary Lake of Lake Mary won te terstate Commerce Commission to* girls S-10 group. Top toddlers examiner recommended today that te tea girls l-g das* war* Diana Uw port office be allowed to boost fommoos af Coteman Circle. San- rata* on fourth ■ daw mall, toford, and Yvonne HUI, 113 E. 3rd 'eluding pared post and catalogs Sessions On Social Security Slated Rote Boost Urged V A H -ll Crews Due Monday The Winter Park wklow mother of four children w u St her home test Thursday she had com* out of bar yard swimming pooL and ehot after back ORLANDO (UFI) - t a t t e Harlar Blackburn waa al—r e i hare Thursday af two rtmateMg federal charges that te mate fhMs stilt meats on a wtgarteg tax'Rto turn. A M l if 1* m art — — man ana to n r was txrweed— acquitted Blackburn after fa ila * ratlag mare than, three haurm Judge George WbltehurM te d granted a Judgment of acquittal on six other counts Wsdnaeday. Tito government charred A i l Blackburn had falsely Matet m a wagering tax return Mat 'te June m i he did not eeQect asp money Prom boUta bote and ttad he did not bare any snaky** tak­ ing bets for him. Blackburu 1s currently earring a one year aanteuo M As Pate County Jail on a consptreey charge. Ho waa committed tbtra after receiving a parol* from to* state prison where te w u serving a five year sentence Mr MMacp violation. Mr. Harry A. Throat, aa Eater* prise resident for H yuan, glad te hla Heap tarty this mental al his DoBary Av*. homo. Mr. Ihreot w u a retired om* ploy* of Florida Power Carp, lo r* vlvtag are hit wife, Vesta: sad A sister, Mrs. Am Cutoteg ad Gainesville. Funeral aervlore will t e at M a. m. Sunday at Barrett Matte diet Church, with Err. William Swye.-r officiating. Burial M Hast Cemetery, Polk County, wtt Hours Changed Equalization Is Yearly Lake Mary School class hours have bean changed because of a change in bus schedules. Classes will b* from • a. m., to 1:13 p. m. for alt grades except tte first. First graders will go from g a. m. until noqn for the first tte weeks and I a m. to 1 p. m. after that. Tha new hours Setting up a system la squalls* will be te effect for a foil day propotty aaaaaimastta isn’t aaasibla af acbool starting Monday. Job, Appraiser Says I l l Land Safely PHOENIX, Aril. (UPI) - Aa Amirkan Airlines Jat airliner carrying 111 passengers, including FBI director J. Edgar Hoover, mad* a safe emergency landing bare Thursday after Jettisoning 4,* 000 gallons of fuel. Tbe fuel w u dumped aa a precaution after a fire warning instrument flashed oa white tte plau was flying at 31.00* foot above Prescott. Aria. Thera was no fin. A cockpit coo- 1700. T te appraisal’* � 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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